WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:18.453 --> 00:00:20.324 For hundreds of years, 4 00:00:20.498 --> 00:00:24.415 fishermen have shared tales of a mythical shark off the Baja coast. 5 00:00:24.589 --> 00:00:27.331 One of godlike proportions, 6 00:00:27.505 --> 00:00:29.942 driving men to the brink of insanity 7 00:00:30.117 --> 00:00:32.249 with visions of death. 8 00:00:32.423 --> 00:00:36.775 To my people, it is known by the name"El Demonio Negro." 9 00:00:36.949 --> 00:00:40.953 Legend says it only comes when summoned. 10 00:03:05.228 --> 00:03:06.229 Nacho... 11 00:04:57.688 --> 00:04:58.950 Nacho? 12 00:05:02.432 --> 00:05:03.346 Nacho, check. 13 00:05:58.096 --> 00:06:00.229 ♪ Everybody wants Just a little redemption♪ 14 00:06:00.403 --> 00:06:02.623 ♪ Everybody needs Just a little affection♪ 15 00:06:02.797 --> 00:06:06.148 ♪ Everybody hurts Everybody heals♪ 16 00:06:06.322 --> 00:06:09.194 Smell that.[passenger] Ah, so good. 17 00:06:09.369 --> 00:06:11.414 Argh! Tell me lad, 18 00:06:11.588 --> 00:06:13.851 have ye spotted any pirate ships off the coast? 19 00:06:14.025 --> 00:06:16.506 That'’s a negative, Captain, but I think we'’re getting close. 20 00:06:16.680 --> 00:06:19.509 Hey bud, you wanna hit us with another of those trivia questions? 21 00:06:19.683 --> 00:06:20.728 Yeah, let'’s do that again. 22 00:06:20.902 --> 00:06:21.990 Okay... 23 00:06:22.164 --> 00:06:24.122 - Fun fact 32. - Oh, God. 24 00:06:24.296 --> 00:06:25.297 Hey.[passenger] Stop it. 25 00:06:25.472 --> 00:06:26.995 Most prominent species of fish 26 00:06:27.169 --> 00:06:28.213 along the Baja peninsula? 27 00:06:28.388 --> 00:06:29.563 Ooh, wait. I think I know this one. 28 00:06:29.737 --> 00:06:31.608 Honey, are there any easy questions? 29 00:06:31.782 --> 00:06:34.306 Or even better, how about we play something else? 30 00:06:34.481 --> 00:06:37.222 I'’m already sick of this place and we'’re not even there yet. 31 00:06:37.397 --> 00:06:39.181 Salmon. Salmon.[driver] Come on. Salmon. Salmon. 32 00:06:39.355 --> 00:06:40.835 I know that there'’s no salmon in the Baja. 33 00:06:41.009 --> 00:06:42.271 I'’ll say a dorkfish. 34 00:06:42.445 --> 00:06:44.882 Hey Tommy, is it a dorkfish? 35 00:06:45.056 --> 00:06:47.755 Maybe... or could be a red-lipped batfish! 36 00:06:47.929 --> 00:06:49.234 - Oh, could it? - Yes, it could. 37 00:06:49.409 --> 00:06:51.628 Yellowfin tuna. Yellowfin tuna. Final answer. 38 00:06:51.802 --> 00:06:53.413 Striped marlin. Duh. 39 00:06:54.196 --> 00:06:55.197 Duh. 40 00:06:55.371 --> 00:06:56.590 Duh?[passenger] Duh? 41 00:06:56.764 --> 00:06:57.982 What, are you getting snippy with us, pal? 42 00:06:58.156 --> 00:06:59.723 So he'’s allowed to say "duh"? 43 00:06:59.897 --> 00:07:01.464 I used to get in trouble for that.[passenger] Audrey-- 44 00:07:01.638 --> 00:07:03.248 Nobody'’s allowed to say "duh."That'’s so unfair. 45 00:07:03.423 --> 00:07:04.815 Baby, baby... I don'’t like "duh." 46 00:07:04.989 --> 00:07:07.427 You guys are picking favorites. Unbelievable. 47 00:07:07.601 --> 00:07:08.906 I can'’t believe it.[passenger] Calm down. 48 00:07:09.080 --> 00:07:11.082 - It'’s rude. - Unbelievable, you guys. 49 00:07:13.171 --> 00:07:15.173 ♪ A beautiful day ♪ 50 00:07:15.347 --> 00:07:16.914 ♪ Freedom, freedom ♪ 51 00:07:17.088 --> 00:07:18.612 ♪ Freedom for a change ♪ 52 00:07:19.830 --> 00:07:21.832 Actually, Mr. Fun Fact, 53 00:07:22.006 --> 00:07:24.748 Bahia was our first getaway as a couple before we were married. 54 00:07:24.922 --> 00:07:25.836 Yes, it was. 55 00:07:26.010 --> 00:07:27.664 Whoa, I'’m gonna yak. 56 00:07:27.838 --> 00:07:29.318 Your daddy was so romantic back then. 57 00:07:29.492 --> 00:07:30.928 - I still am. - No, you'’re not. 58 00:07:31.102 --> 00:07:32.930 How long ago was that? 59 00:07:33.104 --> 00:07:36.151 Well, your sister just turned 15, so it was 15 years ago. 60 00:07:36.325 --> 00:07:37.239 And nine months. 61 00:07:37.413 --> 00:07:38.588 Exactly. 62 00:07:41.199 --> 00:07:43.114 Ew! 63 00:07:44.812 --> 00:07:47.118 You were quite a shock to us too, sweetie. 64 00:07:47.292 --> 00:07:48.859 Oh, I feel so special now. 65 00:07:49.033 --> 00:07:51.427 Hey, hey, hey. You are special. 66 00:07:51.949 --> 00:07:52.863 Wait, what? 67 00:07:53.037 --> 00:07:54.865 Anyway... 68 00:07:55.039 --> 00:07:58.956 Bahia was where I landed my first installation gig with Nixon Oil. 69 00:07:59.130 --> 00:08:00.784 Boring. 70 00:08:00.958 --> 00:08:03.744 No, it'’s not boring, because after that... 71 00:08:03.918 --> 00:08:05.789 ...financially, I knew 72 00:08:05.963 --> 00:08:08.444 that I would be able to support a family 73 00:08:08.618 --> 00:08:10.664 and marry the woman that I love. 74 00:08:10.838 --> 00:08:12.796 You mean, marry the woman you got pregnant? 75 00:08:12.970 --> 00:08:15.016 - Oh, burn! - Hey, yeah, stop it! 76 00:08:15.190 --> 00:08:16.321 - Endless. - Stop it. Yeah. 77 00:08:16.496 --> 00:08:18.846 - Why do we have kids? - I have no idea. 78 00:08:19.020 --> 00:08:20.804 I just hope we get to see pirates. 79 00:08:20.978 --> 00:08:22.458 Pirates are lame, Tommy. 80 00:08:22.632 --> 00:08:24.460 You'’re one to talk. 81 00:08:24.634 --> 00:08:26.593 The only pirate you know is the one on the bottle of Captain Morgan. 82 00:08:26.767 --> 00:08:27.724 - Shut up, Tommy! - Tommy! 83 00:08:27.898 --> 00:08:29.160 - Audrey! - That'’s not true! 84 00:08:29.334 --> 00:08:30.727 - Let'’s hope so. - What do you mean by that? 85 00:08:30.901 --> 00:08:33.034 - What does he mean by that? - Tommy... He'’s lying. 86 00:08:33.208 --> 00:08:35.297 You'’re only 15.[parent 2] What do you know about Captain Morgan? 87 00:08:35.471 --> 00:08:36.428 You'’re such a liar, Tommy. 88 00:08:41.869 --> 00:08:43.914 Dad, I think I see it. Is that it? 89 00:08:44.088 --> 00:08:46.438 Yep, buddy. That'’s her. El Diamante. 90 00:08:46.613 --> 00:08:47.962 Are you gonna decompose it? 91 00:08:48.876 --> 00:08:51.182 Decommission, genius. 92 00:08:51.966 --> 00:08:53.184 I don'’t know, buddy. 93 00:08:53.358 --> 00:08:56.057 It all depends on if she passes, you know, 94 00:08:56.231 --> 00:08:59.321 safety measures, system functionality, refinery quotas. 95 00:08:59.495 --> 00:09:02.803 Oh, do you want him - to try that again in English? - Oh, Audrey. 96 00:09:02.977 --> 00:09:06.197 I will only decommission a rig like El Diamante 97 00:09:06.371 --> 00:09:08.678 if we can'’t resuscitate her. It'’s kind of like-- 98 00:09:08.852 --> 00:09:10.898 Pulling the plug. 99 00:09:12.377 --> 00:09:13.640 Dad should decommission you! 100 00:09:13.814 --> 00:09:15.119 And I should pull your plug! 101 00:09:15.293 --> 00:09:16.294 No, you wouldn'’t. 102 00:09:16.468 --> 00:09:17.600 Shut up. 103 00:09:27.654 --> 00:09:29.612 Hey, were you able to get an ocean view? 104 00:09:31.571 --> 00:09:33.355 Paul... You did book, right? 105 00:09:33.529 --> 00:09:35.183 Baby, that hotel'’s never gonna be full. 106 00:09:36.880 --> 00:09:39.187 Ooh, Dad'’s in trouble.[Audrey] Tommy... 107 00:09:39.361 --> 00:09:42.582 Hey, I don'’t know. I just thought it would be nice to stay at that same place. 108 00:09:42.756 --> 00:09:44.801 Hey, uh, where is this anyway? 109 00:09:44.975 --> 00:09:48.457 Costa Azul. Nicest hotel in town. 110 00:09:48.631 --> 00:09:51.199 They make a mean callo de hacha. Aye verdad. 111 00:09:51.373 --> 00:09:54.637 Pair it with a cold margarita and you got yourself a happy wife. 112 00:09:54.811 --> 00:09:56.291 I want nachos. 113 00:10:02.514 --> 00:10:06.257 You know, actually, I think there was a good little hotel restaurant right up here. 114 00:10:08.956 --> 00:10:11.828 Yeah, Dad. Looks amazing. Great choice. 115 00:10:12.002 --> 00:10:14.396 I wonder what happened to it?[parent 1] Mmm. 116 00:11:04.315 --> 00:11:08.276 Uh-huh. Nicest hotel in town? Really, Dad? 117 00:11:08.450 --> 00:11:11.409 A lot has changed since the last time we were here. 118 00:11:11.583 --> 00:11:13.411 It definitely ain'’t full. 119 00:11:13.585 --> 00:11:16.284 No kidding. I guess I should have called, huh?[parent 1] Yeah. 120 00:11:17.589 --> 00:11:20.331 Senor, hello. Uh, excuse me. Do you speak English? 121 00:11:22.246 --> 00:11:24.031 Sir, do you speak English? 122 00:11:27.077 --> 00:11:28.862 He doesn'’t speak English. 123 00:11:31.429 --> 00:11:32.474 No? 124 00:11:34.476 --> 00:11:39.655 De hecho, he doesn'’t speak anything at all. 125 00:11:41.352 --> 00:11:43.964 You'’re a long way from home, gringo. 126 00:11:45.400 --> 00:11:48.577 Man, I'’m just down here for a weekend with my family. 127 00:11:48.751 --> 00:11:52.668 Families don'’t just come here for the weekend. 128 00:11:57.717 --> 00:11:59.457 Yes. 129 00:11:59.631 --> 00:12:01.938 Yeah, I work for Nixon Oil. I'’m sure you'’ve heard of us. 130 00:12:02.112 --> 00:12:03.810 I mean, we practically built this place. 131 00:12:16.300 --> 00:12:18.259 Take a look around, cabrón. 132 00:12:20.087 --> 00:12:22.654 Proud of your work? 133 00:12:32.447 --> 00:12:34.449 Audrey y Tommy. 134 00:13:19.755 --> 00:13:20.800 Please? 135 00:13:29.156 --> 00:13:30.157 I'’ll call for the kids. 136 00:14:21.469 --> 00:14:22.644 Whoa. 137 00:14:23.906 --> 00:14:25.560 What is it? 138 00:14:25.734 --> 00:14:28.258 Who cares? Just keep walking. 139 00:14:28.432 --> 00:14:30.521 I never noticed it before. 140 00:14:30.695 --> 00:14:33.089 Tlaloc. The Aztec god. 141 00:14:34.438 --> 00:14:36.136 Why is it here? 142 00:14:59.420 --> 00:15:00.508 Where'’s Tommy? 143 00:15:01.901 --> 00:15:03.859 Tommy. Tommy. 144 00:15:04.033 --> 00:15:04.947 Come on.[Ines] Honey. 145 00:15:05.121 --> 00:15:06.383 Honey. 146 00:15:06.557 --> 00:15:07.732 Tommy. 147 00:15:07.907 --> 00:15:10.518 Come on. You gotta stay with us. 148 00:15:34.672 --> 00:15:35.935 Gracias. 149 00:15:37.980 --> 00:15:42.158 Oh, by the way, back there when you said... protection. 150 00:15:43.159 --> 00:15:45.031 What'’d you mean? Protection from what? 151 00:15:47.163 --> 00:15:48.599 El Demonio. 152 00:15:49.905 --> 00:15:51.428 El Demonio? The Demon? 153 00:15:51.602 --> 00:15:52.995 Wait! Senor El Rey! 154 00:15:55.476 --> 00:15:56.912 This for you. 155 00:16:04.964 --> 00:16:07.009 That was a very nice thing to do. 156 00:16:07.183 --> 00:16:10.012 God, I can'’t believe you'’d share your pirate patch with him. 157 00:16:10.186 --> 00:16:11.405 That'’s fantastic. 158 00:16:17.150 --> 00:16:18.455 Muchas gracias. 159 00:16:18.629 --> 00:16:20.240 No, no, no. I-- I get it. It'’s the boss. 160 00:16:20.414 --> 00:16:22.503 All right, I will head out there now. 161 00:16:23.678 --> 00:16:25.071 Okay, I understand. I got it. 162 00:16:26.376 --> 00:16:27.987 - All right, bye. - Okay, guys. 163 00:16:28.161 --> 00:16:29.858 We'’re gonna have to figure out something else 164 00:16:30.032 --> 00:16:32.469 because we'’re not gonna stay in this town.[Tommy] Aw, man. 165 00:16:32.643 --> 00:16:34.384 Who was that, honey? 166 00:16:34.558 --> 00:16:36.647 The company. 167 00:16:36.821 --> 00:16:39.955 For some reason, they'’re on my back to get this inspection done immediately. 168 00:16:40.129 --> 00:16:42.088 NRT is up our ass. 169 00:16:42.262 --> 00:16:45.047 So, look, I'’ll ferry out to the Diamante, I'’ll do the inspection. 170 00:16:45.221 --> 00:16:46.918 While I'’m out there, 171 00:16:47.093 --> 00:16:50.748 you book us someplace else in Ensenada, someplace nice. Okay? 172 00:16:50.922 --> 00:16:52.881 - Yeah. - I'’ll be back before sunset. 173 00:16:53.055 --> 00:16:55.101 And you'’re leaving us here? 174 00:16:55.927 --> 00:16:57.190 Here? 175 00:16:57.364 --> 00:16:59.105 What are we supposed to do in the meantime? 176 00:16:59.279 --> 00:17:01.455 Oh, what are we supposed to do in the meantime? 177 00:17:01.629 --> 00:17:02.630 Oh, my-- No, no, no, no. 178 00:17:02.804 --> 00:17:03.805 Guys...[Ines] Don'’t. 179 00:17:03.979 --> 00:17:05.111 Guys. 180 00:17:05.285 --> 00:17:07.287 I will only be gone a few hours, okay? 181 00:17:07.461 --> 00:17:09.332 Are you sure about this, honey? 182 00:17:09.506 --> 00:17:12.248 The sooner I go, the sooner we can get out of this place. 183 00:17:12.422 --> 00:17:14.381 And how are you gonna get there? 184 00:17:14.555 --> 00:17:17.036 Uh, the company says I got a boat waitin'’ for me down in the harbor. 185 00:17:17.210 --> 00:17:18.907 Cool. Can I go with you? 186 00:17:19.081 --> 00:17:20.735 No. 187 00:17:20.909 --> 00:17:25.827 Sorry, little man, you are not quite tall enough for this ride. 188 00:17:31.833 --> 00:17:33.443 - Hey. - Hmm? 189 00:17:33.617 --> 00:17:36.098 - Trust me. Okay? - Mmm. 190 00:17:36.272 --> 00:17:38.361 Besides, Mom, I'’m pretty sure people around here 191 00:17:38.535 --> 00:17:39.928 have bigger problems than worrying about us. 192 00:17:40.102 --> 00:17:41.060 Really? 193 00:17:41.234 --> 00:17:42.626 What is that supposed to mean? 194 00:17:43.584 --> 00:17:44.585 "Taloc." 195 00:17:45.325 --> 00:17:46.369 T-la-la-loc. 196 00:17:46.543 --> 00:17:47.588 It'’s Tlaloc, guys. 197 00:17:47.762 --> 00:17:49.459 - Yeah. - It'’s not that hard. 198 00:17:49.633 --> 00:17:51.505 The creepy god painted everywhere? 199 00:17:51.679 --> 00:17:53.811 Maybe that'’s why the villagers are so quiet. 200 00:17:53.985 --> 00:17:55.422 That is just part of their culture. 201 00:17:55.596 --> 00:17:57.337 And besides, little man, 202 00:17:57.511 --> 00:18:00.340 pirates back in the day did not have Internet, 203 00:18:00.514 --> 00:18:02.603 so why don'’t we put this away for a while 204 00:18:02.777 --> 00:18:05.649 and you try being a real pirate. Sí... That'’s a great idea. 205 00:18:05.823 --> 00:18:07.564 Aye, aye, Captain. 206 00:18:07.738 --> 00:18:09.349 I'’ll consider it. 207 00:18:11.873 --> 00:18:15.006 Hmm. Yeah, we'’re gonna be fine. But hurry. 208 00:18:15.181 --> 00:18:16.573 - Bye, Dad. - Be nice. 209 00:18:16.747 --> 00:18:18.271 Fine.[Ines] Okay. 210 00:18:18.445 --> 00:18:21.404 In the meantime, we are going to enjoy the view. Hmm? 211 00:18:23.189 --> 00:18:24.190 You speak English? 212 00:18:24.364 --> 00:18:25.582 A little. 213 00:18:25.756 --> 00:18:27.758 Do me a favor. 214 00:18:27.932 --> 00:18:30.065 Keep an eye on my family for me, would you? 215 00:18:33.155 --> 00:18:34.156 Gracias. 216 00:18:37.812 --> 00:18:39.335 Audrey, it'’s only--[Tommy] Can I? 217 00:18:39.509 --> 00:18:41.207 No. - I'’ll give it to you later. - Okay, fine. 218 00:18:57.223 --> 00:18:59.268 Hola. Buenos días. 219 00:18:59.442 --> 00:19:01.314 Uh, my name is Paul. Paul Sturges. 220 00:19:01.488 --> 00:19:04.273 I'’m with, um-- - I'’m with Nixon Oil. - Ah! Sí. 221 00:19:04.447 --> 00:19:06.362 I'’m supposed to ferry out to the rig from here? 222 00:19:06.536 --> 00:19:09.104 Yes. Uh, Choco'’s at the shore. 223 00:19:09.974 --> 00:19:11.498 Waiting for you. Right there. 224 00:19:11.672 --> 00:19:14.109 Right. Uh, hey, do me a favor. 225 00:19:14.283 --> 00:19:16.764 Radio out to the rig, - let '’em know I'’m on my way. - Absolutely. 226 00:19:16.938 --> 00:19:17.895 Gracias. Gracias. 227 00:19:18.069 --> 00:19:19.114 Welcome. 228 00:19:34.173 --> 00:19:35.304 Hola! 229 00:19:36.914 --> 00:19:37.959 Hola, amigo! 230 00:19:38.133 --> 00:19:41.615 Paul Sturges. Nixon Oil. 231 00:19:41.789 --> 00:19:44.095 Yeah, I think you took me out to the rig a few years ago. Right? 232 00:19:44.270 --> 00:19:45.575 Sí, señor. Let'’s get going. 233 00:19:45.749 --> 00:19:47.360 I want to get back before sunset. 234 00:19:47.534 --> 00:19:48.796 Okay. 235 00:19:52.843 --> 00:19:55.585 - Got it? - I'’m waiting for the wave. 236 00:20:00.590 --> 00:20:03.376 So, what happened here? 237 00:20:04.594 --> 00:20:05.769 What do you mean, sir? 238 00:20:05.943 --> 00:20:08.685 What do I mean? I mean... 239 00:20:08.859 --> 00:20:10.861 where are all the boats? Where'’d all the fishermen go? 240 00:20:11.035 --> 00:20:12.428 Where'’d all the people who live here go? 241 00:20:14.909 --> 00:20:15.997 Things... 242 00:20:17.085 --> 00:20:19.043 very bad, sir. 243 00:20:19.218 --> 00:20:21.568 What-- What do you mean, things are very bad? 244 00:20:25.876 --> 00:20:27.138 El Diamante... 245 00:20:31.926 --> 00:20:33.362 El Demonio. 246 00:20:34.842 --> 00:20:36.583 The Demon. 247 00:20:36.757 --> 00:20:39.238 Okay. 248 00:20:59.823 --> 00:21:03.000 Hey, I'’m confused. Why are we stopping again? 249 00:21:05.176 --> 00:21:06.221 Sorry, sir. 250 00:21:09.180 --> 00:21:10.791 I can'’t go past here. 251 00:21:10.965 --> 00:21:11.966 Why not? 252 00:21:12.140 --> 00:21:13.272 Bad vibes. 253 00:21:13.446 --> 00:21:15.491 - Bad vibes? - Yeah. 254 00:21:15.665 --> 00:21:17.363 Look, Cho-- Choco, if it'’s more money you need, 255 00:21:17.537 --> 00:21:19.190 - I got money. - No, no, sir. 256 00:21:19.365 --> 00:21:21.018 I-- I can'’t. 257 00:21:21.192 --> 00:21:22.629 But the boat'’s ready. 258 00:21:22.803 --> 00:21:24.326 I check everything. 259 00:21:24.500 --> 00:21:26.067 Engine is strong like a bull. 260 00:21:27.242 --> 00:21:28.983 Look. 261 00:21:29.157 --> 00:21:32.073 See? Pepe is waiting for you on the rig. 262 00:21:33.814 --> 00:21:35.294 Yeah, I know Pepe. 263 00:21:35.468 --> 00:21:37.121 He knows everything. 264 00:21:37.296 --> 00:21:38.427 He'’s a good man. 265 00:21:40.342 --> 00:21:41.909 You call when ready. 266 00:21:42.083 --> 00:21:43.911 You know there'’s no cell service out here, right? 267 00:21:44.085 --> 00:21:45.826 Sí, but you call on radio. 268 00:21:46.000 --> 00:21:48.524 Forget it. I'’ll-- I'’ll get myself back. 269 00:21:49.395 --> 00:21:50.657 Thanks for nothing. 270 00:21:50.831 --> 00:21:51.962 You'’re welcome. 271 00:22:10.546 --> 00:22:12.243 "'’Taloc'’ is the god of rain. 272 00:22:12.418 --> 00:22:14.985 His name means the nectar of the earth. 273 00:22:15.159 --> 00:22:18.902 He'’s one of the oldest and most formidable gods of the Aztec pantheon, 274 00:22:19.076 --> 00:22:21.731 dating back 2,500 years ago. 275 00:22:22.863 --> 00:22:25.822 He was the benevolent giver of life and water. 276 00:22:25.996 --> 00:22:28.477 But he was also greatly feared. 277 00:22:28.651 --> 00:22:32.133 He could stop the rain and provoke drought and hunger. 278 00:22:32.307 --> 00:22:34.570 He could hurl the lightning upon the earth 279 00:22:34.744 --> 00:22:37.051 and unleash devastating hurricanes. 280 00:22:37.225 --> 00:22:39.488 They even named a mountain after '’Taloc.'’" 281 00:22:39.662 --> 00:22:41.360 It'’s Tlaloc, baby. 282 00:22:42.317 --> 00:22:44.145 Something'’s off. 283 00:22:44.319 --> 00:22:46.103 What is it that I'’m not getting here? 284 00:22:46.277 --> 00:22:47.888 There'’s no birds. 285 00:22:48.845 --> 00:22:51.282 "He was the ruler of the third sun," 286 00:22:51.457 --> 00:22:54.851 and this other guy whose name I won'’t even try to pronounce 287 00:22:55.025 --> 00:22:57.071 stole his girlfriend. 288 00:22:57.245 --> 00:22:59.073 "Then afterwards, he became so angry 289 00:22:59.247 --> 00:23:01.771 that he ignored everyone'’s prayers for rain." 290 00:23:02.642 --> 00:23:04.470 Wicked. 291 00:23:05.384 --> 00:23:07.211 No. Jerk move. 292 00:23:08.212 --> 00:23:10.127 Kinda like how Ross cheated on Rachel. 293 00:23:10.301 --> 00:23:13.392 He didn'’t cheat on her. They were on break. 294 00:23:16.090 --> 00:23:17.483 I need to use the bathroom. 295 00:23:17.657 --> 00:23:19.136 Make it quick, okay? 296 00:23:21.704 --> 00:23:23.358 Boy, that kid'’s impressionable. 297 00:23:24.925 --> 00:23:27.493 Are you fighting because of Rachel and Ross? 298 00:23:29.538 --> 00:23:31.758 Ah, okay, enough of this. 299 00:23:34.500 --> 00:23:36.763 Ugh, can you do it?[Audrey] All right. 300 00:24:15.541 --> 00:24:17.194 Mom? 301 00:24:19.545 --> 00:24:21.242 Audrey! Behind me! 302 00:24:21.416 --> 00:24:22.461 Come. 303 00:24:26.247 --> 00:24:27.944 Tommy![Audrey] Here. 304 00:24:28.118 --> 00:24:30.556 Stay here. Stay with me.[Audrey] Tommy. Here. 305 00:24:40.000 --> 00:24:41.305 Run! 306 00:24:49.313 --> 00:24:50.358 Uh, Mom? 307 00:24:55.058 --> 00:24:58.061 Audrey? Audrey, run! 308 00:25:02.065 --> 00:25:03.110 Uh, Mom? 309 00:25:04.198 --> 00:25:06.461 Mom? Mom, I think we'’re being followed. 310 00:25:06.635 --> 00:25:09.551 Ignore them, Audrey. No one is allowed to assault you ever. 311 00:25:09.725 --> 00:25:12.467 Not even disrespect you, okay? And that goes for you, too. 312 00:25:12.641 --> 00:25:14.513 I'’m gonna get us out of here. I promise. 313 00:25:20.562 --> 00:25:21.955 Sí, El Diamante. 314 00:25:22.129 --> 00:25:24.784 Mom? 315 00:25:27.134 --> 00:25:28.439 Mom! 316 00:25:28.614 --> 00:25:29.919 I got this, baby, okay? 317 00:25:37.013 --> 00:25:38.928 Muchas gracias. Thank you. 318 00:26:43.210 --> 00:26:44.864 Jesus, where is everyone? 319 00:27:01.358 --> 00:27:02.925 Hello? 320 00:27:07.756 --> 00:27:09.149 Pepe? 321 00:27:15.982 --> 00:27:16.983 Anybody? 322 00:27:25.687 --> 00:27:27.471 What the hell is this? 323 00:27:29.778 --> 00:27:31.301 Hey, Pepe! 324 00:27:33.956 --> 00:27:36.219 Corporate'’s not gonna go for this. 325 00:27:38.265 --> 00:27:39.788 Hello? 326 00:27:44.271 --> 00:27:45.881 Pepe! 327 00:27:48.144 --> 00:27:50.973 Hola, Pepe! 328 00:27:52.148 --> 00:27:54.020 Hello? Pepe? 329 00:27:57.893 --> 00:27:59.242 Pepe. 330 00:28:03.203 --> 00:28:04.595 Is there anyone here? 331 00:28:11.341 --> 00:28:12.691 Pepe? 332 00:28:21.047 --> 00:28:23.571 Aw, hey, girl, you here all alone? 333 00:28:23.745 --> 00:28:26.530 No, señor. No, he'’s not. 334 00:28:26.705 --> 00:28:29.403 Take it easy with that. I'’m just looking for Pepe. 335 00:28:29.577 --> 00:28:31.100 Pepe is dead. 336 00:28:31.274 --> 00:28:32.841 Who are you cabrón? 337 00:28:33.015 --> 00:28:35.626 My name is Paul Sturges. I'’m-- I'’m with Nixon Oil. 338 00:28:36.279 --> 00:28:37.890 What'’s going on here? 339 00:28:38.064 --> 00:28:40.153 Didn'’t the harbor master tell you guys I was on my way? 340 00:28:42.242 --> 00:28:43.460 No. 341 00:28:44.461 --> 00:28:46.072 Our radio is dead. 342 00:28:46.246 --> 00:28:47.987 I never thought I'’d see a guy from the company again. 343 00:28:48.161 --> 00:28:50.859 I-- I-- I'’m just here to do the inspection. 344 00:28:51.033 --> 00:28:52.382 - Oh, is that right? - Yeah. 345 00:28:52.556 --> 00:28:55.124 Yeah. Little late, huh, guero? 346 00:28:55.298 --> 00:28:56.343 You alone? 347 00:28:57.257 --> 00:28:59.694 Yeah. Yeah, of course I'’m alone. 348 00:28:59.868 --> 00:29:01.609 Where the hell is everyone? 349 00:29:03.045 --> 00:29:04.655 - How'’d you get here? - Shh. 350 00:29:05.961 --> 00:29:07.876 The-- The little motorboat. 351 00:29:10.966 --> 00:29:12.533 Chinga. 352 00:29:17.146 --> 00:29:19.932 Chinga? Chinga what? 353 00:29:27.591 --> 00:29:29.245 A family? Let me see. 354 00:29:31.900 --> 00:29:33.684 Yes, what the hell? 355 00:29:47.655 --> 00:29:49.788 Hey, Tommy, get away from the edge, okay? 356 00:29:52.094 --> 00:29:53.792 Mom, what'’s that? 357 00:29:58.622 --> 00:29:59.536 Did you not hear me? 358 00:29:59.710 --> 00:30:01.190 Mom? 359 00:30:09.503 --> 00:30:10.809 What are you doing? 360 00:30:12.985 --> 00:30:15.074 What-- Why are you doing that? Stop doing that! 361 00:30:15.248 --> 00:30:16.945 What the-- 362 00:30:17.119 --> 00:30:18.773 There'’s Dad and some other guys. 363 00:30:18.947 --> 00:30:20.296 Is he? 364 00:30:21.515 --> 00:30:22.821 What is happening? 365 00:30:24.823 --> 00:30:27.303 Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa! 366 00:30:27.477 --> 00:30:31.133 - Mom, what'’s going on? - I don'’t know, baby. But hold tight. Hold tight! 367 00:30:31.307 --> 00:30:32.874 Where is that coming from? 368 00:30:33.048 --> 00:30:34.223 - That'’s where! - What? 369 00:30:38.662 --> 00:30:40.708 Whoa! 370 00:30:40.882 --> 00:30:42.753 Are you okay, guys? Keep your hands in the boat. 371 00:30:49.543 --> 00:30:51.110 Go with Daddy. Go with Daddy. 372 00:30:53.199 --> 00:30:54.678 What'’s happening, babe? 373 00:30:54.853 --> 00:30:56.463 Babe, what are you doing? Why are you here? 374 00:30:56.637 --> 00:30:58.508 What is that? 375 00:31:00.380 --> 00:31:01.947 Pa? 376 00:31:02.121 --> 00:31:03.470 - Why are you here? - We couldn'’t stay there, okay? 377 00:31:20.530 --> 00:31:23.446 There were-- were. The body! There'’s bodies! All of them dead! 378 00:31:23.620 --> 00:31:25.622 There are-- there were--[Ines] Hey, hey. There'’s nothing there. 379 00:31:25.796 --> 00:31:27.276 - There'’s nothing there. - Just breathe. 380 00:31:27.450 --> 00:31:29.017 But there were-- But I saw--Baby, you'’re fine. 381 00:31:29.191 --> 00:31:30.627 - Just breathe. - But I saw all of them. 382 00:31:30.801 --> 00:31:32.325 It'’s just oil. It'’s okay. 383 00:31:32.499 --> 00:31:33.892 All right, let'’s get her cleaned up and dried off. 384 00:31:34.066 --> 00:31:35.154 You'’re okay. - You'’re okay. - Got her? 385 00:31:35.328 --> 00:31:36.895 - Here, Tommy. - Lets get you dry. 386 00:31:37.069 --> 00:31:38.592 Get you dry and cleaned up, okay? 387 00:31:41.638 --> 00:31:43.292 I'’ll be right there with you, okay? 388 00:31:44.467 --> 00:31:45.860 - What is happening here? - What'’s happening? 389 00:31:46.034 --> 00:31:47.253 - What made the boat sink? - Why did he leave? 390 00:31:47.427 --> 00:31:48.602 - What is going on? - Why did he leave? 391 00:31:48.776 --> 00:31:50.691 - What did she see? - What did she see, huh? 392 00:31:50.865 --> 00:31:53.389 - You don'’t wanna know. - No, we do wanna know. What'’s happening? 393 00:31:54.564 --> 00:31:55.652 What is it? 394 00:32:09.840 --> 00:32:10.972 What is that? 395 00:32:25.291 --> 00:32:26.814 Oh, my God. Oh, my God. 396 00:32:29.773 --> 00:32:31.036 Jesus Christ. 397 00:32:31.688 --> 00:32:32.733 No. 398 00:32:33.603 --> 00:32:34.604 The Black Demon. 399 00:32:35.866 --> 00:32:36.998 Where are my kids? 400 00:33:08.377 --> 00:33:09.378 Gracias. 401 00:33:16.646 --> 00:33:18.953 Hey. Careful, it'’s hot. 402 00:33:24.132 --> 00:33:25.394 Baby, here. 403 00:33:26.569 --> 00:33:30.008 Hey, I wasn'’t mad at you back there, okay? 404 00:34:18.404 --> 00:34:20.449 Don'’t try to understand it, guero. 405 00:34:21.755 --> 00:34:23.844 Just accept that it'’s real and alive. 406 00:34:25.541 --> 00:34:27.369 How long has that thing been out there? 407 00:34:28.370 --> 00:34:29.458 I don'’t know. 408 00:34:30.329 --> 00:34:31.808 I'’ve lost track of time. 409 00:34:35.986 --> 00:34:37.814 Me llamo Chato. 410 00:34:41.166 --> 00:34:42.254 Chato. 411 00:34:43.907 --> 00:34:45.300 And where'’s the rest of the crew? 412 00:34:45.474 --> 00:34:48.564 Gone. Some managed to evacuate. 413 00:34:48.738 --> 00:34:51.350 Others, not so lucky. 414 00:34:51.524 --> 00:34:54.092 Me and Junior, we were the only ones smart enough to stay. 415 00:34:55.484 --> 00:34:56.659 Smart enough? 416 00:34:57.747 --> 00:34:58.792 Paul? 417 00:35:00.141 --> 00:35:01.882 I-- I-- I can'’t get any signal. 418 00:35:02.056 --> 00:35:03.188 There'’s no signal. 419 00:35:03.362 --> 00:35:04.928 There'’s no service. 420 00:35:06.626 --> 00:35:09.107 What'’s going on? What'’s that thing we saw? 421 00:35:10.020 --> 00:35:11.283 I don'’t know. 422 00:35:11.457 --> 00:35:13.415 Oh, that poor man. 423 00:35:13.589 --> 00:35:15.678 I ask him to come here and I treat him like shit. 424 00:35:15.852 --> 00:35:18.986 No, no, baby. Hey, listen to me. Listen to me. 425 00:35:19.160 --> 00:35:22.250 It'’s not your fault. You couldn'’t have known. None of us could. 426 00:35:23.860 --> 00:35:25.253 What is that then? 427 00:35:26.907 --> 00:35:28.256 Some kind of shark. 428 00:35:29.170 --> 00:35:30.563 It'’s not a shark. 429 00:35:32.478 --> 00:35:33.696 It'’s a megalodon. 430 00:35:33.870 --> 00:35:36.264 Those don'’t exist. 431 00:35:36.438 --> 00:35:39.137 Guys, I told you to stay inside. What are you doing here? 432 00:35:39.311 --> 00:35:41.313 Hey, look. There must be some other way off this rig. 433 00:35:41.487 --> 00:35:43.315 Do you think we'’d be here if there was? 434 00:35:43.489 --> 00:35:46.231 Radio stopped working weeks ago. Our calls went ignored. 435 00:35:46.405 --> 00:35:48.189 - Ignored? - Ignored? What do you mean? 436 00:35:48.363 --> 00:35:50.583 What-- What about - the satellite phone? - It was taken with the crew. 437 00:35:50.757 --> 00:35:52.976 Look. If you'’re gonna ask me questions about boats, 438 00:35:53.151 --> 00:35:55.501 phones or some other way of getting off this damn rig, 439 00:35:55.675 --> 00:35:57.938 then we'’re gonna be here for a long time. 440 00:35:58.112 --> 00:35:59.157 Who'’s this little guy? 441 00:35:59.331 --> 00:36:01.246 That'’s Toro. 442 00:36:01.420 --> 00:36:03.161 Tough name for a little dog. 443 00:36:05.467 --> 00:36:07.382 Don'’t look him in the eye then. 444 00:36:13.867 --> 00:36:16.043 What? Do you think I made that up? 445 00:36:19.133 --> 00:36:21.918 Guess he'’s not that tough after all, huh? 446 00:36:23.964 --> 00:36:25.226 What was that? 447 00:36:25.400 --> 00:36:26.706 That'’s coming from the southern leg. 448 00:36:26.880 --> 00:36:28.098 It'’s trying to bring the rig down. 449 00:36:28.273 --> 00:36:29.665 The southern leg holds the auxiliary line. 450 00:36:29.839 --> 00:36:32.364 Ines, get the kids downstairs and inside, all right? 451 00:36:32.538 --> 00:36:34.409 I'’m going to - figure this out. - Okay. 452 00:36:34.583 --> 00:36:36.106 Where?[Ines] We'’re going inside. 453 00:36:36.281 --> 00:36:38.065 What exactly are your jobs on the rig? 454 00:36:38.239 --> 00:36:40.502 I do whatever is needed. 455 00:36:40.676 --> 00:36:43.375 Me and my carnal are trying to keep this hunk of shit from falling into the ocean. 456 00:36:43.549 --> 00:36:44.985 Hunk of shit is putting it mildly. 457 00:36:45.159 --> 00:36:47.466 All right, give me a complete rundown on Diamante. 458 00:36:47.640 --> 00:36:50.643 Control room, electrical, standard satellite, the whole thing. 459 00:36:50.817 --> 00:36:53.646 Rundown? Nothing works. That'’s your rundown. 460 00:36:53.820 --> 00:36:55.082 Nothing works. 461 00:36:56.257 --> 00:36:58.781 And how often does this thing hit the rig? 462 00:37:00.522 --> 00:37:01.654 El Demonio attacks when it wants. 463 00:37:01.828 --> 00:37:03.438 - What about the volume? - Zero. 464 00:37:03.612 --> 00:37:06.049 Spillage has been nonstop - for the past few months. - Zero? 465 00:37:07.660 --> 00:37:10.576 Are you shitting me? This thing has been leaking this bad for months? 466 00:37:12.186 --> 00:37:14.797 All those pendejos at Nixon Oil knew all about it. 467 00:37:14.971 --> 00:37:17.539 We just wondered why you guys never sent the resources to fix it. 468 00:37:17.713 --> 00:37:19.280 That'’s absurd. 469 00:37:19.454 --> 00:37:22.370 Does all this damage look absurd to you, guero? Huh? 470 00:37:22.544 --> 00:37:24.807 Let me tell you something. We grew up here. 471 00:37:27.114 --> 00:37:28.898 So when we heard about all these pinches problemas 472 00:37:29.072 --> 00:37:31.205 this place was having, we transferred back. 473 00:37:31.379 --> 00:37:33.468 To see all this? No. 474 00:37:34.339 --> 00:37:35.731 I'’m sorry, man. 475 00:37:37.603 --> 00:37:39.257 If we live through this, 476 00:37:39.431 --> 00:37:41.694 I'’m gonna gather up all of them bigwig son of a bitches 477 00:37:41.868 --> 00:37:43.435 and feed their huevos to Toro. 478 00:37:49.789 --> 00:37:50.877 Jesus. 479 00:37:51.051 --> 00:37:52.705 Yeah, support'’s been fractured. 480 00:37:52.879 --> 00:37:54.794 I don'’t think it can take much more punishment. 481 00:37:54.968 --> 00:37:58.188 No, it'’s fine. She'’s designed to withstand a category five. 482 00:38:02.541 --> 00:38:04.760 Does that feel like a category five, guero? 483 00:38:04.934 --> 00:38:06.458 The auxiliary is still working. 484 00:38:09.896 --> 00:38:11.376 There goes the auxiliary. 485 00:38:12.942 --> 00:38:13.856 Chinga. 486 00:38:14.030 --> 00:38:15.902 What now? 487 00:38:18.383 --> 00:38:20.167 We need power. 488 00:38:20.341 --> 00:38:23.779 Without the auxiliary line, the backup generator won'’t work. 489 00:38:23.953 --> 00:38:25.912 Where is it? This line. 490 00:38:26.086 --> 00:38:28.001 This line. This line here. 491 00:38:28.175 --> 00:38:31.657 Then I can repair and reroute the radio, and we can call for help. 492 00:38:31.831 --> 00:38:33.746 You mean dive? 493 00:38:35.574 --> 00:38:37.358 Is the dive bell still functional? 494 00:38:37.532 --> 00:38:38.490 - Simón. - Yeah? 495 00:38:40.666 --> 00:38:43.233 Dad. Carnaroni? 496 00:38:43.408 --> 00:38:46.672 Yeah, bud. That'’s what they eat down here. 497 00:38:46.846 --> 00:38:49.370 Well, they'’re not my abuelita'’s enchiladas, but... 498 00:38:49.544 --> 00:38:50.980 ...they'’ll keep you full. 499 00:38:51.154 --> 00:38:52.765 Hey, we'’re much better, verdad, mi amor? 500 00:38:52.939 --> 00:38:54.941 - Are you okay? - Yeah. 501 00:38:55.115 --> 00:38:58.248 So, listen. I think I found a way to fix the radio and get us out of here. 502 00:38:58.423 --> 00:38:59.815 - What? - Okay. 503 00:38:59.989 --> 00:39:02.427 - So, we have a plan, right? - Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 504 00:39:02.601 --> 00:39:06.605 Why don'’t we open this window so we can lighten up this place? Help me there. 505 00:39:06.779 --> 00:39:08.868 If the auxiliary line can be repaired, 506 00:39:09.042 --> 00:39:11.131 we'’re gonna have to do some work down there. 507 00:39:11.305 --> 00:39:12.785 You know how to weld? 508 00:39:12.959 --> 00:39:14.569 A-- A bit. Yeah. 509 00:39:14.743 --> 00:39:17.224 A bit? It'’s okay. 510 00:39:17.398 --> 00:39:19.357 We'’ll go down. You stay up top. 511 00:39:19.531 --> 00:39:21.184 We'’ll be faster. 512 00:39:22.055 --> 00:39:24.100 I'’ll prep the-- the tanks. 513 00:39:25.363 --> 00:39:27.277 All right, so I'’ll retract you down in the bell. 514 00:39:27.452 --> 00:39:28.888 You fix the line. 515 00:39:29.062 --> 00:39:30.672 Hey, wait. You aren'’t actually going down there? 516 00:39:30.846 --> 00:39:32.805 Did you just forget about the 70-ton shark out there? 517 00:39:32.979 --> 00:39:36.156 Babe, the bell on this rig is made of thick fine-grained steel. 518 00:39:36.330 --> 00:39:39.159 I'’d like to see that son of a bitch bite down on it. 519 00:39:39.333 --> 00:39:40.552 - It'’ll be fine. - Paul... 520 00:39:40.726 --> 00:39:43.119 It'’ll be fine.[Junior] Hey, kids. 521 00:39:43.293 --> 00:39:45.470 There'’s a chess board, some books and games. 522 00:39:45.644 --> 00:39:47.036 If you want to use them-- 523 00:39:47.210 --> 00:39:49.952 We are not exactly trying to get comfortable here! 524 00:39:50.126 --> 00:39:51.258 I'’m sorry, I-- 525 00:39:52.607 --> 00:39:54.957 So-- Actually-- Actually, it'’s a great idea. 526 00:39:56.132 --> 00:39:58.221 Why would a shark be so interested in an oil rig? 527 00:39:58.396 --> 00:39:59.397 Well... 528 00:40:01.573 --> 00:40:02.835 your company... 529 00:40:03.009 --> 00:40:05.359 this rig, was to provide jobs. 530 00:40:05.533 --> 00:40:08.144 A better future for Bahia Azul. 531 00:40:10.538 --> 00:40:12.235 And it did, at first, 532 00:40:13.976 --> 00:40:17.676 until regulation standards started getting more and more overlooked. 533 00:40:20.374 --> 00:40:22.332 Nobody gave a shit. Nobody. 534 00:40:24.073 --> 00:40:27.816 You know, this is not just any shark. 535 00:40:27.990 --> 00:40:29.731 Not just a megalodon. 536 00:40:31.037 --> 00:40:32.647 What is it then? 537 00:40:33.692 --> 00:40:35.302 It'’s much more than that. 538 00:40:37.478 --> 00:40:38.392 It'’s a curse. 539 00:40:40.263 --> 00:40:44.224 Curse? Come on, man. Now'’s not the time for this. 540 00:40:44.398 --> 00:40:46.574 Paul, let him talk. Please. 541 00:40:46.748 --> 00:40:48.707 El Demonio is an extension. 542 00:40:49.969 --> 00:40:52.841 It'’s the vengeance of an old god. 543 00:40:53.015 --> 00:40:55.104 You know, when I was a-- a boy, 544 00:40:55.278 --> 00:40:58.194 my abuelito would always tell me stories about the god of rain. 545 00:40:58.368 --> 00:40:59.369 "Taloc." 546 00:40:59.544 --> 00:41:00.719 Tlaloc. 547 00:41:00.893 --> 00:41:02.329 Hey, baby, ven. 548 00:41:02.503 --> 00:41:04.810 Mi abuelito would always remind me 549 00:41:04.984 --> 00:41:07.073 that Tlaloc was not just any god. 550 00:41:07.247 --> 00:41:09.728 He was a giver of life. 551 00:41:09.902 --> 00:41:13.427 That his tears made the oceans, the lakes, ríos. 552 00:41:14.167 --> 00:41:15.385 And that most importantly, 553 00:41:15.560 --> 00:41:17.605 we only prayed for what was needed. 554 00:41:18.345 --> 00:41:19.346 Never more. 555 00:41:20.695 --> 00:41:23.306 Thousands of years ago, that was not the case. 556 00:41:23.481 --> 00:41:26.092 A great flood came through. 557 00:41:26.266 --> 00:41:29.399 A flood brought on not by nature, 558 00:41:30.662 --> 00:41:31.663 but by wrath. 559 00:41:31.837 --> 00:41:33.403 Wrath? 560 00:41:35.754 --> 00:41:37.843 You know, people took too much. 561 00:41:38.017 --> 00:41:40.410 They chopped down all the trees. 562 00:41:40.585 --> 00:41:42.500 Instead of just taking what they needed to eat, 563 00:41:42.674 --> 00:41:44.632 they killed-- they killed all the animals. 564 00:41:44.806 --> 00:41:47.330 And they tried to control the rivers and the lakes. 565 00:41:48.506 --> 00:41:50.464 They thought they were in control. 566 00:41:51.247 --> 00:41:52.945 We thought we were the gods. 567 00:41:54.294 --> 00:41:55.817 That'’s what pissed him off. 568 00:41:56.905 --> 00:41:58.994 And Tlaloc'’s warning went ignored. 569 00:41:59.168 --> 00:42:02.476 Until El Demonio Negro was born. 570 00:42:02.650 --> 00:42:03.912 Here we go. 571 00:42:04.086 --> 00:42:06.480 Brought out of extinction by Tlaloc himself. 572 00:42:06.654 --> 00:42:10.353 You see, that was no ordinary meg. 573 00:42:10.528 --> 00:42:13.966 Makes you see things, plays games with your mind. 574 00:42:14.140 --> 00:42:16.577 Please.[Chato] You don'’t believe me? 575 00:42:16.751 --> 00:42:18.623 Let'’s ask your daughter what she saw. Let'’s ask her. 576 00:42:18.797 --> 00:42:19.798 Hey.[Paul] Hey, hey. 577 00:42:19.972 --> 00:42:21.495 What did you see, Paul? 578 00:42:24.063 --> 00:42:27.849 We are destroying Tlaloc'’s world. 579 00:42:28.023 --> 00:42:30.939 And now the demon has come back to protect it. 580 00:42:31.113 --> 00:42:32.506 How are we gonna stop it? 581 00:42:32.680 --> 00:42:34.552 The only way to stop it is to kill it. 582 00:42:34.726 --> 00:42:37.424 But killing the demon is not gonna stop Tlaloc. 583 00:42:37.598 --> 00:42:39.252 He'’s gonna keep getting his revenge 584 00:42:39.426 --> 00:42:41.559 until an ultimate sacrifice has been made. 585 00:42:42.298 --> 00:42:43.430 Now, you'’ve seen it. 586 00:42:43.604 --> 00:42:46.215 This entire place is a wasteland. 587 00:42:46.389 --> 00:42:49.654 And everything that was sacred or gave us life 588 00:42:50.872 --> 00:42:52.352 has been killed. 589 00:42:53.005 --> 00:42:54.310 It'’s "Taloc." 590 00:42:54.484 --> 00:42:56.399 That'’s why it was so dusty back in Bahia. 591 00:42:56.574 --> 00:42:58.184 "Taloc" won'’t let it rain. 592 00:42:59.751 --> 00:43:02.101 It'’s Tla-loc. 593 00:43:04.016 --> 00:43:05.844 Tla... loc. 594 00:43:06.714 --> 00:43:07.976 Tla... 595 00:43:08.803 --> 00:43:10.152 Ta... Tla... 596 00:43:10.326 --> 00:43:12.807 Ta... T-la... 597 00:43:12.981 --> 00:43:14.026 Tla... 598 00:43:14.200 --> 00:43:15.723 - Loc. - Tlaloc. 599 00:43:18.813 --> 00:43:20.685 What'’s that? 600 00:43:20.859 --> 00:43:22.600 Hmm. 601 00:43:25.690 --> 00:43:26.691 Gracias. 602 00:43:27.953 --> 00:43:29.041 Tlaloc. Tlaloc. 603 00:43:29.215 --> 00:43:32.174 Enough! So, that'’s your answer? 604 00:43:32.348 --> 00:43:34.568 Everything that'’s gone wrong - with this world? - Paul... 605 00:43:34.742 --> 00:43:38.050 No, no, no. Come on, man. Angry gods? Ultimate sacrifice? 606 00:43:38.224 --> 00:43:40.052 - Paul, will you please stop? - No. No. No. 607 00:43:40.226 --> 00:43:41.967 I'’m not gonna sit here and listen to him 608 00:43:42.141 --> 00:43:44.752 fill our children'’s heads with superstitious nonsense. 609 00:43:44.926 --> 00:43:46.885 They have enough to worry about as it is, for Chrissake. 610 00:43:47.059 --> 00:43:49.061 Open your eyes, cabrón. 611 00:43:49.235 --> 00:43:50.802 We are destroying our own planet. 612 00:43:55.371 --> 00:43:58.026 We gotta do this now. We gotta do this. 613 00:44:02.074 --> 00:44:03.379 Hey. 614 00:44:03.553 --> 00:44:06.644 No, no, no, no, no. Don'’t you-- 615 00:44:06.818 --> 00:44:08.820 Do not listen to what he'’s saying. 616 00:44:08.994 --> 00:44:10.212 He'’s gone crazy. 617 00:44:10.386 --> 00:44:12.258 Are you sure about that? 618 00:44:12.432 --> 00:44:15.130 Baby, we can'’t exactly deny what we'’re dealing with. 619 00:44:15.304 --> 00:44:18.133 There is a giant shark out there, and you saw it! 620 00:44:21.963 --> 00:44:23.269 Paul... 621 00:44:33.627 --> 00:44:35.020 Bell'’s on battery! 622 00:44:42.157 --> 00:44:45.552 What do you think? Lowering it manually should make it much brighter down below. 623 00:44:45.726 --> 00:44:47.946 So, you do believe it'’s Tlaloc? 624 00:44:48.120 --> 00:44:51.123 No. But I know a big-ass shark when I see one. 625 00:44:55.997 --> 00:44:58.826 He really seems to like you, guero. 626 00:44:59.000 --> 00:45:00.610 Always making noise when you'’re around. 627 00:45:00.785 --> 00:45:02.090 Funny. Ha-ha. 628 00:45:02.264 --> 00:45:05.354 Remember. The intake valves are 200 feet down. 629 00:45:05.528 --> 00:45:07.879 No, no. Más. Seventy-five meters. 630 00:45:08.053 --> 00:45:09.271 Do those comms work? 631 00:45:09.445 --> 00:45:11.143 No. But we have cameras. 632 00:45:11.317 --> 00:45:13.623 You can watch us with this. We'’ll signal you when we stop. 633 00:46:11.116 --> 00:46:12.813 [Chato] All right. 634 00:46:12.987 --> 00:46:14.772 A little bit. A little bit. A little bit. 635 00:47:36.549 --> 00:47:38.377 I hear you, tough guy. 636 00:48:07.797 --> 00:48:08.842 What is that? 637 00:50:03.739 --> 00:50:06.177 Come on! 638 00:50:16.056 --> 00:50:17.666 Stay put.[Audrey] What happened? 639 00:50:17.840 --> 00:50:18.841 Hey. 640 00:50:19.016 --> 00:50:21.061 [Ines] Chato! 641 00:50:21.235 --> 00:50:24.064 Where'’s Junior? - Where'’s Junior? - Are you okay? 642 00:50:24.238 --> 00:50:27.198 - Where'’s Junior? Where is he? - Where is Junior? What happened? 643 00:50:28.808 --> 00:50:30.853 - Help him out! Help him out! - Junior! 644 00:50:31.028 --> 00:50:32.072 Hermano. Junior! 645 00:50:32.246 --> 00:50:34.727 - Help him out! Help him out! - Junior! 646 00:50:37.991 --> 00:50:39.471 Help him out! Help him out! 647 00:50:44.693 --> 00:50:47.218 Oh, my God! Junior! 648 00:50:54.747 --> 00:50:55.878 Junior! 649 00:50:58.533 --> 00:50:59.839 What? 650 00:51:01.580 --> 00:51:03.060 What'’s wrong, Audrey? 651 00:51:03.712 --> 00:51:05.366 No, nothing. 652 00:51:05.540 --> 00:51:07.542 Just another one of Mom and Dad'’s fights. 653 00:51:07.716 --> 00:51:09.370 Oh, God. 654 00:51:12.504 --> 00:51:14.419 Junior. 655 00:51:17.900 --> 00:51:20.207 You will not take my family away from me. 656 00:51:30.870 --> 00:51:33.351 He didn'’t deserve to die like that, Paul. 657 00:51:33.525 --> 00:51:35.309 He-- He was-- 658 00:51:37.964 --> 00:51:39.661 He was trying to save us. 659 00:51:39.835 --> 00:51:44.623 He-- He didn'’t deserve to die like that. He-- 660 00:51:50.498 --> 00:51:52.152 He didn'’t deserve that. 661 00:51:54.198 --> 00:51:55.677 Baby... 662 00:51:55.851 --> 00:51:57.679 Honey, can I say? 663 00:51:57.853 --> 00:51:59.464 Everything is gonna be all right. 664 00:52:00.726 --> 00:52:03.163 You keep telling me that, Paul. 665 00:52:03.337 --> 00:52:05.122 But it'’s not. It'’s not all right. 666 00:52:05.296 --> 00:52:06.601 It'’s not all right. 667 00:52:08.342 --> 00:52:10.692 Hey, Paul. Hey, I'’m not-- 668 00:52:10.866 --> 00:52:13.913 I'’m not asking you to be completely invested in what he'’s saying, 669 00:52:14.087 --> 00:52:16.394 but you can'’t tell me this is normal. Come on. 670 00:52:16.568 --> 00:52:18.744 How does that help you? How does that help you? 671 00:52:18.918 --> 00:52:22.226 I don'’t know! But there'’s some things that we can'’t explain. 672 00:52:22.400 --> 00:52:25.403 I just need you to acknowledge that, at least while we'’re here. 673 00:52:25.577 --> 00:52:27.796 Here? You are not supposed to be here! 674 00:52:27.970 --> 00:52:32.192 I specifically told you to wait with the kids and you blatantly ignored me! 675 00:52:36.849 --> 00:52:39.068 You'’re right. You'’re right. 676 00:52:39.243 --> 00:52:40.940 I'’m sorry. I'’m sorry. 677 00:52:42.028 --> 00:52:43.160 I'’m so sorry. 678 00:52:44.987 --> 00:52:48.252 But I just couldn'’t stay there with those drunks and Santa Muerte cult! 679 00:52:48.426 --> 00:52:50.384 I couldn'’t! I couldn'’t! 680 00:52:50.558 --> 00:52:53.518 And you told me it would last just a couple of hours tops! 681 00:52:54.954 --> 00:52:58.436 I... I thought it would be. 682 00:52:58.610 --> 00:53:00.829 I did. I really thought it would be. 683 00:53:01.569 --> 00:53:02.527 I'’m sorry. 684 00:53:03.397 --> 00:53:04.964 I'’m sorry. 685 00:53:05.138 --> 00:53:07.532 I know, I know you'’re scared. 686 00:53:11.100 --> 00:53:12.580 It'’s not just us. 687 00:53:13.755 --> 00:53:15.061 The kids. 688 00:53:16.932 --> 00:53:19.674 Baby, if something were to happen to them, 689 00:53:20.545 --> 00:53:22.155 I don'’t know what I would do. 690 00:53:22.329 --> 00:53:24.201 I am working on it. 691 00:53:24.375 --> 00:53:27.160 I promise you, - I am working on it. - Okay. 692 00:53:29.293 --> 00:53:31.208 Are you guys done arguing yet? 693 00:53:31.382 --> 00:53:33.819 Hey, hey. 694 00:53:33.993 --> 00:53:36.082 No, no, no. We-- We weren'’t arguing. 695 00:53:37.736 --> 00:53:38.650 What'’s this? 696 00:53:38.824 --> 00:53:40.478 - Coffee. - Coffee for me? 697 00:53:41.348 --> 00:53:42.741 Oh, thank you. 698 00:53:42.915 --> 00:53:44.743 I need to go check on Toro. 699 00:53:44.917 --> 00:53:46.745 Oh, by the way, where'’s Junior? 700 00:53:54.840 --> 00:53:56.581 He'’s in the electrical room. 701 00:53:56.755 --> 00:53:58.278 He'’ll be back soon, Tommy. 702 00:53:59.018 --> 00:54:00.062 Okay. 703 00:54:22.737 --> 00:54:23.738 New shirt? 704 00:54:27.916 --> 00:54:29.396 Junior gave me that shirt. 705 00:54:30.658 --> 00:54:31.572 Shit. 706 00:54:31.746 --> 00:54:33.182 Can'’t wear it right now. 707 00:54:33.966 --> 00:54:34.967 I'’m sorry, man. 708 00:54:36.403 --> 00:54:38.057 I'’m sorry about your partner. 709 00:54:44.629 --> 00:54:46.544 He gave me ten years of his life. 710 00:54:49.068 --> 00:54:51.505 Met him down south in a rig when he was 20. 711 00:54:52.201 --> 00:54:53.420 He never complained. 712 00:54:54.595 --> 00:54:57.250 He always did what I asked him to do. 713 00:55:01.428 --> 00:55:02.429 Did you see it? 714 00:55:05.824 --> 00:55:07.042 I did. 715 00:55:09.741 --> 00:55:11.656 It'’s enough firepower to flatten... 716 00:55:15.529 --> 00:55:16.530 Why? 717 00:55:20.012 --> 00:55:21.492 How much time do we have? 718 00:55:24.059 --> 00:55:25.409 I don'’t know. 719 00:55:33.155 --> 00:55:35.114 Hey, look. Hey! Hey! 720 00:55:35.288 --> 00:55:37.595 Over here! Over here! - Get your gun! - What'’s going on? No. 721 00:55:37.769 --> 00:55:40.206 - No! - Get your flare gun! Where is it? 722 00:55:40.380 --> 00:55:41.555 There'’s nothing there! 723 00:55:41.729 --> 00:55:43.601 - No! Give me that! - What are you doing? 724 00:55:43.775 --> 00:55:45.516 The ship is right there! Don'’t you see it? 725 00:55:45.690 --> 00:55:47.082 Right there, look! Mira! 726 00:55:47.256 --> 00:55:49.258 - Look! Look! - There'’s nothing out there! 727 00:55:54.655 --> 00:55:56.744 How many times do I have to tell you? 728 00:55:57.615 --> 00:55:58.964 It makes you see things! 729 00:55:59.138 --> 00:56:01.270 It plays games with your mind. 730 00:56:05.231 --> 00:56:07.842 The only cabrónes we can rely on right now... 731 00:56:15.023 --> 00:56:16.285 El Demonio, this spill. 732 00:56:17.939 --> 00:56:20.246 This is Mother Nature holding us accountable. 733 00:56:21.508 --> 00:56:22.727 This is our problem. 734 00:56:27.688 --> 00:56:29.386 The spill? 735 00:56:30.691 --> 00:56:33.041 The hell with the spill. 736 00:56:33.215 --> 00:56:35.783 It'’s not my fault. I'’m not God. 737 00:56:36.915 --> 00:56:39.004 - No. - I didn'’t create that thing out there. 738 00:56:40.397 --> 00:56:41.398 You'’re not God. 739 00:56:42.573 --> 00:56:44.052 More like a pinche puppet. 740 00:56:44.226 --> 00:56:48.274 Yeah, yeah, yeah, man. 741 00:56:48.448 --> 00:56:51.016 We'’re all puppets in the end of the day. 742 00:56:51.190 --> 00:56:53.932 The company'’s puppet, pendejo! 743 00:56:54.106 --> 00:56:56.587 You think God cares about this shiny watch? 744 00:56:57.152 --> 00:56:58.371 Or your SUVs? 745 00:56:59.285 --> 00:57:00.547 Or this pretty red shirt? 746 00:57:00.721 --> 00:57:03.681 Hey, I paid my dues, pal. I earned all this. 747 00:57:03.855 --> 00:57:08.381 So you can just take your superstitious Aztec bullshit and shove it up your ass, 748 00:57:08.555 --> 00:57:11.079 because I'’m not about to lose any of it, ever! 749 00:57:11.253 --> 00:57:12.951 And this is burgundy! 750 00:57:13.125 --> 00:57:15.432 You have no idea what you have! 751 00:57:15.606 --> 00:57:17.564 Right? 752 00:57:17.738 --> 00:57:20.175 - Okay, let'’s do it, man! - Stop it! Stop it! What'’s going on here? 753 00:57:22.569 --> 00:57:24.353 I'’ll tell you what'’s going on. 754 00:57:25.703 --> 00:57:26.921 This. 755 00:57:28.183 --> 00:57:29.315 All of this. 756 00:57:30.621 --> 00:57:31.970 It'’s just... 757 00:57:32.144 --> 00:57:33.406 It'’s just incompetence. 758 00:57:33.580 --> 00:57:35.103 It'’s negligence. 759 00:57:35.887 --> 00:57:37.279 It'’s mismanagement. 760 00:57:38.542 --> 00:57:39.630 That'’s what it is. 761 00:57:39.804 --> 00:57:41.327 And that thing out there is just a-- 762 00:57:41.501 --> 00:57:44.112 a mutant freak from all of it! 763 00:57:58.562 --> 00:57:59.563 Tommy. 764 00:58:00.128 --> 00:58:01.652 I'’m not hungry. 765 00:58:01.826 --> 00:58:02.827 You need to eat. 766 00:58:05.307 --> 00:58:07.745 - Hey, uh, food? - Uh, what is that? 767 00:58:07.919 --> 00:58:09.964 Uh, veggie lasagna. You want? 768 00:58:10.138 --> 00:58:11.662 No. Give it to Toro. 769 00:58:11.836 --> 00:58:13.751 Are we leaving now? 770 00:58:13.925 --> 00:58:17.668 Yeah, but, uh-- but Dad'’s got some work to do first. 771 00:58:18.190 --> 00:58:19.234 Got it? 772 00:58:23.500 --> 00:58:24.849 - Dad? - Yeah? 773 00:58:25.023 --> 00:58:26.590 What happened to your mouth? 774 00:58:26.764 --> 00:58:28.548 - What? - Your mouth. 775 00:58:28.722 --> 00:58:31.072 Oh. I, uh, slipped on the deck. 776 00:58:32.900 --> 00:58:35.207 Are we gonna die, Dad? 777 00:58:35.381 --> 00:58:36.730 What, baby? 778 00:58:36.904 --> 00:58:38.602 - Hey, hey. - Hey. 779 00:58:38.776 --> 00:58:41.126 No.[Paul] Hey, buddy. 780 00:58:41.300 --> 00:58:44.042 What kind of a question is that? No, no, no. Listen to me. 781 00:58:44.216 --> 00:58:46.000 Sometimes life just gives us problems 782 00:58:46.174 --> 00:58:48.263 that are bigger than we think we can handle. 783 00:58:48.437 --> 00:58:51.571 We just need to focus and take our time and figure it out. 784 00:58:51.745 --> 00:58:53.878 Kind of like chess, you know. 785 00:58:54.052 --> 00:58:57.316 With a king and his army. - Right, Dad? - Exactly, mi amor. 786 00:58:57.490 --> 00:59:00.145 And all of the pieces need to work together in order to win. 787 00:59:00.319 --> 00:59:03.627 Yeah, but sacrifices need to be made to protect the king. 788 00:59:03.801 --> 00:59:05.150 Hey, what? 789 00:59:05.324 --> 00:59:07.848 In Tlaloc'’s case, he preferred children, 790 00:59:08.022 --> 00:59:11.548 and it was the tears of children that created the rivers and waterways. 791 00:59:11.722 --> 00:59:13.201 Waterways. 792 00:59:13.375 --> 00:59:15.421 You think that'’s gonna happen to you? 793 00:59:15.595 --> 00:59:18.337 The Aztecs would literally rip the fingernails 794 00:59:18.511 --> 00:59:21.470 out of their kids just to get them crying 795 00:59:21.645 --> 00:59:23.429 right before slitting their throats. 796 00:59:23.603 --> 00:59:25.387 Hey, hey. Buddy, buddy. 797 00:59:25.562 --> 00:59:28.608 Listen to me. There'’ll be no sacrificing today. Okay? 798 00:59:30.175 --> 00:59:31.219 Yes, Dad. 799 00:59:33.918 --> 00:59:36.007 And when you come back, we can leave? 800 00:59:36.181 --> 00:59:39.532 Exactly. That'’s what I'’m trying to figure out. 801 00:59:39.706 --> 00:59:41.447 Hey, hey, listen. You guys want to help? 802 00:59:41.621 --> 00:59:43.057 Yeah. What? 803 00:59:43.231 --> 00:59:45.582 Okay. So, look around and find anything that you can 804 00:59:45.756 --> 00:59:47.801 that might help us get off this rig. 805 00:59:47.975 --> 00:59:49.673 Like what? 806 00:59:49.847 --> 00:59:52.240 I-I don'’t know. You'’re smart. You'’ll figure it out. 807 00:59:52.414 --> 00:59:53.328 Okay. 808 00:59:53.502 --> 00:59:54.808 Waterways. 809 00:59:56.027 --> 00:59:57.028 Hey, bud. 810 00:59:57.202 --> 00:59:59.944 Wanna help your sister? Huh? 811 01:00:00.118 --> 01:00:02.207 Oh, mi amor. Mmm. 812 01:00:02.381 --> 01:00:04.470 I don'’t want you to worry about a thing, okay? 813 01:00:05.427 --> 01:00:06.515 I'’ll be right back. 814 01:00:19.528 --> 01:00:20.573 Paul? 815 01:00:22.053 --> 01:00:23.054 Paul. 816 01:00:23.228 --> 01:00:24.925 Hey. Baby. 817 01:00:25.099 --> 01:00:27.536 Hey, come on. You can'’t do this by yourself. 818 01:00:27.711 --> 01:00:28.842 Why the hell not? 819 01:00:29.016 --> 01:00:31.323 If this is teamwork, let him help you. 820 01:00:31.497 --> 01:00:33.934 What, so he can slap the shit out of me again? 821 01:00:35.762 --> 01:00:36.763 Paul! 822 01:00:46.773 --> 01:00:48.732 You want to tell me what you'’re doing? 823 01:00:48.906 --> 01:00:50.429 I have a new plan. 824 01:00:50.603 --> 01:00:52.300 We'’ve been over this. 825 01:00:52.474 --> 01:00:54.781 I'’ve shown you every blueprint I can find. 826 01:00:54.955 --> 01:00:56.217 What are you looking for? 827 01:00:57.784 --> 01:00:58.872 - Waterways. - What? 828 01:01:00.395 --> 01:01:01.701 - Waterways. - Waterways? 829 01:01:01.875 --> 01:01:03.268 Yeah. 830 01:01:03.442 --> 01:01:04.486 Okay, the generator. 831 01:01:07.925 --> 01:01:10.623 Yeah, yeah, yeah. The drain. 832 01:01:10.797 --> 01:01:12.103 Where'’s the drain? 833 01:01:12.277 --> 01:01:13.757 The drain? Okay. 834 01:01:13.931 --> 01:01:17.543 If I can reroute the cooling system, 835 01:01:17.717 --> 01:01:19.197 I can get the generator to work. 836 01:01:21.416 --> 01:01:23.201 Okay, guero. Okay. 837 01:01:27.074 --> 01:01:30.034 Maybe we can fix the radio. 838 01:01:32.601 --> 01:01:35.169 It'’s stuck. 839 01:03:09.742 --> 01:03:11.004 And now what? 840 01:03:13.615 --> 01:03:14.965 Well, you weld, right? 841 01:03:35.594 --> 01:03:37.596 Mr. Chato. 842 01:03:39.598 --> 01:03:40.686 Me. 843 01:03:40.860 --> 01:03:42.470 Tommy, did you find anything? 844 01:03:42.644 --> 01:03:43.689 Audrey. 845 01:03:46.387 --> 01:03:47.954 Mommy. 846 01:03:50.043 --> 01:03:51.871 Daddy. 847 01:03:53.568 --> 01:03:55.657 And Tlaloc. 848 01:03:55.832 --> 01:03:57.355 Tommy, did you find any-- 849 01:04:01.794 --> 01:04:03.100 Tommy? 850 01:04:10.150 --> 01:04:11.586 Lord of the sea, 851 01:04:11.760 --> 01:04:15.460 grant us humble passage through your turbulent sea. 852 01:04:15.634 --> 01:04:17.331 Forgive us, Tlaloc. 853 01:04:39.310 --> 01:04:40.964 Tommy? Listo. 854 01:04:42.052 --> 01:04:43.705 I don'’t know if this works. 855 01:04:56.544 --> 01:04:58.459 - Tommy? - Tommy? 856 01:04:59.330 --> 01:05:00.331 Tommy! 857 01:05:01.071 --> 01:05:02.681 Help, Audrey! 858 01:05:02.855 --> 01:05:04.813 - Where is he? - I don'’t know. I thought he was with you! 859 01:05:04.988 --> 01:05:07.294 - No. Tommy? Tommy! - Help, Mommy! Help! 860 01:05:08.774 --> 01:05:11.429 Ines! Ines! 861 01:05:13.387 --> 01:05:14.911 Mom! Mom, help! 862 01:05:27.314 --> 01:05:29.926 - Okay. - Hey! Hey! 863 01:05:31.057 --> 01:05:32.754 - Hey, Mom! - Audrey! 864 01:05:32.929 --> 01:05:34.582 Hey! 865 01:05:36.367 --> 01:05:39.587 Here it comes, guero! Come on! Come on! 866 01:05:41.546 --> 01:05:42.895 Go, Tommy! Go, go! 867 01:05:45.071 --> 01:05:46.638 Vamos! Vamos! Vamos! Vamos! 868 01:06:14.840 --> 01:06:16.363 How'’s my little pirate? 869 01:06:16.537 --> 01:06:18.409 I'’ll take over. You go ahead and get cleaned up. 870 01:06:18.583 --> 01:06:21.107 Hey, hey, what'’s-- - what'’s wrong? What is it? - Nothing. 871 01:06:21.281 --> 01:06:22.979 Baby, I think I got something figured out. 872 01:06:23.153 --> 01:06:25.503 - I just need a little time. - You ignored all the warnings, Paul. 873 01:06:25.677 --> 01:06:29.289 What? What warnings? What'’re you talking about? 874 01:06:29.463 --> 01:06:31.335 I saw your signatures. 875 01:06:31.509 --> 01:06:32.640 My signatures? 876 01:06:33.380 --> 01:06:35.208 You'’re gonna deny it now? 877 01:06:35.382 --> 01:06:37.994 Deny what? Honey, I don'’t know what you'’re talking about. 878 01:06:38.168 --> 01:06:40.039 You could'’ve prevented this from happening. 879 01:06:40.213 --> 01:06:42.433 Prevent what? Honey, I don'’t know what you'’re talking about. 880 01:06:42.607 --> 01:06:45.131 I saw your signatures on the safety report. 881 01:06:48.004 --> 01:06:49.440 You want to explain? 882 01:06:51.833 --> 01:06:53.705 Huh? 883 01:06:53.879 --> 01:06:55.533 - It'’s complicated. - No, no, no. Don'’t give me that bullshit. 884 01:06:55.707 --> 01:06:57.491 It is--Don'’t give me that bullshit. Don'’t. 885 01:06:57.665 --> 01:06:59.363 What'’s going on, Mom? 886 01:07:01.234 --> 01:07:02.583 Listen to me. Ines, don'’t do this. 887 01:07:02.757 --> 01:07:04.368 Not right now.[Audrey] Mom? 888 01:07:04.542 --> 01:07:06.370 Listen to me. We can talk about it when we get out of here. 889 01:07:06.544 --> 01:07:08.328 - They should know. - What? No. 890 01:07:08.502 --> 01:07:10.069 So they'’ll never do something like this. 891 01:07:10.243 --> 01:07:12.550 - Ines, please, baby, please. - Tell them. Tell them. 892 01:07:12.724 --> 01:07:16.597 Tell them you'’ve been signing off on this monstrosity for all these years. 893 01:07:16.771 --> 01:07:18.295 - Dad? - Haven'’t you? 894 01:07:18.469 --> 01:07:19.774 Okay, I-I did it. 895 01:07:19.948 --> 01:07:21.559 I did it. There. Is that what you want to hear? 896 01:07:21.733 --> 01:07:23.300 Please, let'’s just not - talk about this right now. - Why? 897 01:07:23.474 --> 01:07:25.519 Because we can talk - about it later. - Why? 898 01:07:25.693 --> 01:07:28.218 - Because it'’s my job. - No, it'’s not your job! 899 01:07:28.392 --> 01:07:30.394 It'’s not your job! It'’s not your job! 900 01:07:30.568 --> 01:07:33.005 Your job is to shut places like this down! 901 01:07:34.267 --> 01:07:36.487 Do you have any idea what you'’ve done? Huh? 902 01:07:36.661 --> 01:07:37.836 To us? To... 903 01:07:39.011 --> 01:07:40.360 Look around you, Paul. 904 01:07:40.534 --> 01:07:42.884 People are dying because of this. 905 01:07:43.059 --> 01:07:44.930 - Dying. - I had no choice. 906 01:07:45.104 --> 01:07:46.714 I didn'’t. 907 01:07:46.888 --> 01:07:49.021 I did it for us. - I did it for them. - They lost everything. 908 01:07:49.195 --> 01:07:51.241 I did it so that we could have a better life. 909 01:07:51.415 --> 01:07:54.070 - I had no choice! - At the cost of other people'’s lives? 910 01:07:54.244 --> 01:07:56.811 No, you did have a choice! You did! You did! 911 01:07:56.985 --> 01:07:58.726 You... 912 01:07:58.900 --> 01:08:01.033 You did it for yourself, Paul. 913 01:08:03.731 --> 01:08:05.690 You are the monster. 914 01:08:05.864 --> 01:08:07.909 Not that thing out there. 915 01:08:48.602 --> 01:08:50.343 We'’re not gonna make it, are we? 916 01:08:52.128 --> 01:08:53.216 No, señor. 917 01:08:56.567 --> 01:08:58.525 First time I inspected Diamante, 918 01:08:58.699 --> 01:09:00.527 it was my first year on the job. 919 01:09:05.141 --> 01:09:06.359 She was beautiful. 920 01:09:23.463 --> 01:09:26.074 She was beautiful. 921 01:09:26.988 --> 01:09:28.164 Because she was built 922 01:09:28.338 --> 01:09:30.514 just outside of federal jurisdiction, 923 01:09:30.688 --> 01:09:34.605 and the administration just rolled back all those regulations. 924 01:09:34.779 --> 01:09:36.868 Companies like Nixon Oil... 925 01:09:39.044 --> 01:09:41.089 they were able to come down to places like this 926 01:09:41.264 --> 01:09:43.483 and implement their own self-inspection procedures. 927 01:09:47.183 --> 01:09:49.707 In that very first test, she just... 928 01:09:51.448 --> 01:09:53.450 she failed miserably. 929 01:09:54.451 --> 01:09:56.540 I hoped that over time, I'’d be able to 930 01:09:58.106 --> 01:09:59.804 help make improvements to her. 931 01:10:03.851 --> 01:10:08.334 So, when I got back to shore, I, uh-- I drafted my report. 932 01:10:08.508 --> 01:10:12.077 I included all Diamante'’s hazards or... 933 01:10:12.991 --> 01:10:14.732 or shortcomings. 934 01:10:15.820 --> 01:10:16.951 And I turned it in. 935 01:10:18.562 --> 01:10:20.303 The very next morning, 936 01:10:20.477 --> 01:10:23.131 they called me into this very fancy office. 937 01:10:23.306 --> 01:10:26.439 They asked me if I liked my new job, 938 01:10:26.613 --> 01:10:30.138 if my soon-to-be-wife and I were settling into the new house. 939 01:10:31.357 --> 01:10:34.055 And they tossed-- tossed the report back at me. 940 01:10:35.143 --> 01:10:37.189 Right then and there, they started 941 01:10:37.363 --> 01:10:38.669 "suggesting" 942 01:10:40.366 --> 01:10:42.586 that I overlook some of the problems with the rig. 943 01:10:44.065 --> 01:10:45.284 They insinuate... 944 01:10:47.895 --> 01:10:49.245 that if I don'’t do it, 945 01:10:50.898 --> 01:10:52.683 they'’ll find somebody who will. 946 01:10:55.642 --> 01:10:57.209 I revised my report. 947 01:10:59.298 --> 01:11:01.996 I signed off on every report that they gave me. 948 01:11:03.781 --> 01:11:06.131 This went on and on for years. 949 01:11:07.654 --> 01:11:12.050 All so some rich oil men up north could keep raking it in 950 01:11:12.224 --> 01:11:14.574 while this little village was laid to waste. 951 01:11:14.748 --> 01:11:16.228 I mean, I played my part, 952 01:11:16.402 --> 01:11:18.752 but I had no idea it got this bad. 953 01:11:25.542 --> 01:11:27.718 You see that bomb? 954 01:11:27.892 --> 01:11:30.416 Those charges are the same ones we used 955 01:11:30.590 --> 01:11:32.157 for underwater demolition. 956 01:11:38.772 --> 01:11:42.298 Bastards I worked for are the same ones trying to kill me. 957 01:11:44.256 --> 01:11:48.173 I knew who you were as soon as I heard your name. 958 01:11:49.609 --> 01:11:51.350 Eh? 959 01:11:51.524 --> 01:11:54.832 I just didn'’t know Nixon Oil was trying to blow your ass up. 960 01:12:04.363 --> 01:12:05.364 God. 961 01:12:07.279 --> 01:12:09.325 Oh, it makes perfect sense. 962 01:12:10.761 --> 01:12:14.155 They'’re my signatures on the documents. 963 01:12:14.330 --> 01:12:17.463 They get me out of the picture, they have the perfect scapegoat. 964 01:12:19.770 --> 01:12:21.162 Ayayay, guero. 965 01:12:23.687 --> 01:12:26.559 What makes a measure of a man is not his house, 966 01:12:26.733 --> 01:12:27.734 dinero, 967 01:12:28.735 --> 01:12:30.520 his clothes. 968 01:12:30.694 --> 01:12:33.392 It'’s what he does in times of uncertainty. 969 01:12:35.176 --> 01:12:37.483 You'’re about to lose your family. 970 01:12:37.657 --> 01:12:40.094 And the only question you gotta ask yourself is, 971 01:12:40.268 --> 01:12:42.009 how do you make it right? 972 01:12:42.967 --> 01:12:44.664 The faster you figure that out... 973 01:12:46.971 --> 01:12:48.886 the faster you'’ll know what to do. 974 01:12:56.415 --> 01:12:58.156 And don'’t worry about the pinche bomba 975 01:12:58.330 --> 01:12:59.505 blowing our asses up. 976 01:13:27.838 --> 01:13:28.882 Hmm. 977 01:13:30.188 --> 01:13:31.058 You'’re making me nervous. 978 01:13:31.232 --> 01:13:32.277 Sorry. 979 01:13:38.544 --> 01:13:41.547 Hey, guys. What about this? 980 01:13:41.721 --> 01:13:44.332 No, no, no, no, no. That raft'’s no bueno. It has rips. 981 01:13:47.858 --> 01:13:49.337 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, Tommy. 982 01:13:49.512 --> 01:13:50.556 Help me open it. 983 01:13:51.818 --> 01:13:53.516 [Chato] Mayday, Mayday, Mayday. 984 01:13:53.690 --> 01:13:55.953 Somos El Diamante de Nixon Oil. 985 01:14:02.002 --> 01:14:02.960 Mayday... 986 01:14:11.229 --> 01:14:12.883 Mayday, Mayd-- 987 01:14:13.057 --> 01:14:14.101 Chingas. 988 01:14:15.973 --> 01:14:18.628 Okay, uh, Tommy, can you take this to the back, please? 989 01:14:21.500 --> 01:14:23.328 Hey, what are you guys up to? 990 01:14:23.502 --> 01:14:26.766 Oh, Ma. Grab the acetone and the life jackets from the lockers. 991 01:14:26.940 --> 01:14:27.854 - Please. - Acetone? 992 01:14:30.248 --> 01:14:31.249 What are we doing? 993 01:14:31.423 --> 01:14:33.643 We need patches. Lots of them. 994 01:14:33.817 --> 01:14:36.428 - Do we have glue? - Watch and learn. 995 01:14:37.734 --> 01:14:39.126 I knew you'’d come through, girl. 996 01:14:40.693 --> 01:14:42.913 Here. Uh-huh. Did you find everything? 997 01:15:41.972 --> 01:15:43.626 Audrey, do you have another one? 998 01:15:43.800 --> 01:15:45.802 - Uh, yeah. How many more? - Give me one. 999 01:15:45.976 --> 01:15:48.065 And I want two. 1000 01:15:48.239 --> 01:15:49.893 Guys, this is really working. 1001 01:15:50.067 --> 01:15:51.068 Yeah. 1002 01:15:54.419 --> 01:15:56.508 Wait, how long have you been here? 1003 01:15:56.682 --> 01:15:58.684 And you'’re just now trying to fix the radio? 1004 01:16:01.687 --> 01:16:02.819 Truth is, 1005 01:16:04.516 --> 01:16:07.171 you didn'’t want anyone to come here, did you? 1006 01:16:08.389 --> 01:16:10.957 You wanted Diamante to go down the whole time. 1007 01:16:11.131 --> 01:16:12.872 Even if it meant going down with it. 1008 01:16:15.353 --> 01:16:16.659 To save your people. 1009 01:16:18.486 --> 01:16:19.618 You got a plan, guero? 1010 01:16:20.750 --> 01:16:22.229 Hell, yes, I have a plan. 1011 01:16:23.056 --> 01:16:24.841 I'’m gonna blow that SOB up. 1012 01:16:25.015 --> 01:16:28.279 You can'’t just blow up that pinche Demonio rig up 1013 01:16:28.453 --> 01:16:30.237 and expect everything to be okay. 1014 01:16:30.411 --> 01:16:32.805 Of course not. That'’s why I'’m gonna seal the leak first. 1015 01:16:32.979 --> 01:16:35.547 Stop the leak? That'’s impossible. 1016 01:16:35.721 --> 01:16:38.506 Clearly, you don'’t know shit about repair valves. 1017 01:16:39.333 --> 01:16:40.813 I saw something down there 1018 01:16:40.987 --> 01:16:43.860 that only the guys with expensive red shirts know. 1019 01:16:45.165 --> 01:16:46.906 You mean burgundy. 1020 01:16:47.080 --> 01:16:49.909 And, in the process, if I'’m lucky, 1021 01:16:50.083 --> 01:16:52.825 I will appease an angry rain god. 1022 01:16:54.000 --> 01:16:55.741 But how? 1023 01:16:55.915 --> 01:16:59.658 If I can just manually seal the repair valve on the drill line. 1024 01:16:59.832 --> 01:17:01.138 It'’s a long shot, 1025 01:17:01.312 --> 01:17:03.053 but hopefully it will relieve enough pressure 1026 01:17:03.227 --> 01:17:04.663 to trigger the blowout preventer. 1027 01:17:04.837 --> 01:17:06.186 Therefore... 1028 01:17:06.360 --> 01:17:08.232 Sealing the well....sealing the well. Exactly. 1029 01:17:08.406 --> 01:17:12.236 Seal the well, I grab the bomb and I feed it to that son of a bitch. 1030 01:17:13.367 --> 01:17:14.412 And then what? 1031 01:17:16.457 --> 01:17:19.591 Then I-- I get to the bell. 1032 01:17:19.765 --> 01:17:21.854 It should protect me from the blast. 1033 01:17:22.855 --> 01:17:25.858 - What'’s left of it. - And then you and I, 1034 01:17:26.032 --> 01:17:29.253 we get us a really good bottle of tequila and we get drunk. 1035 01:17:29.427 --> 01:17:30.733 You'’re buying. 1036 01:17:30.907 --> 01:17:32.256 No. No, you'’re not--Chato, listen to me. 1037 01:17:32.430 --> 01:17:34.258 There'’s no other--Do not do this. 1038 01:17:34.432 --> 01:17:37.827 Yo soy jefe. - You will go down with it. - Listen to me. Listen to me. 1039 01:17:38.697 --> 01:17:40.133 You'’ve got a big heart. 1040 01:17:40.307 --> 01:17:43.049 But this rig, this-- this leak, 1041 01:17:43.223 --> 01:17:44.790 it'’s my fault. 1042 01:17:44.964 --> 01:17:46.879 That thing down there, it wants me. 1043 01:17:47.053 --> 01:17:49.839 You know that. You of all people know that. 1044 01:17:50.013 --> 01:17:51.841 And this will work. 1045 01:17:52.015 --> 01:17:54.495 As soon as I go down, you get my family into that raft... 1046 01:17:54.670 --> 01:17:57.585 ...and you get them off this rig and you get them to safety. 1047 01:17:57.760 --> 01:17:59.239 Take my bag with you. Okay? 1048 01:18:03.113 --> 01:18:04.462 Hey, Dad. 1049 01:18:04.636 --> 01:18:05.855 Yeah, buddy? 1050 01:18:06.029 --> 01:18:07.421 Does this work? 1051 01:18:11.556 --> 01:18:14.298 Wow. It-- It-- Is it done? 1052 01:18:14.472 --> 01:18:15.386 Yep. 1053 01:18:15.560 --> 01:18:16.692 You okay, Dad? 1054 01:18:16.866 --> 01:18:18.258 Yeah, baby, I'’m okay. 1055 01:18:21.305 --> 01:18:22.306 Hey. 1056 01:18:23.481 --> 01:18:25.439 You guys ready to get out of here? 1057 01:18:27.746 --> 01:18:31.663 It feels like maybe we should... pray? 1058 01:18:36.624 --> 01:18:37.625 You know how to pray? 1059 01:18:37.800 --> 01:18:39.671 Wow. 1060 01:18:39.845 --> 01:18:42.718 After all these years of me trying to make you believe in something. 1061 01:18:42.892 --> 01:18:45.764 Okay. You finally made your point. 1062 01:18:45.938 --> 01:18:48.332 You too, Mr. Chato. 1063 01:19:51.047 --> 01:19:52.439 Paul. Wait, no. 1064 01:19:52.613 --> 01:19:54.006 Listen. 1065 01:19:54.180 --> 01:19:57.009 I have made terrible mistakes and I am so sorry. 1066 01:19:59.882 --> 01:20:01.709 There is a bomb on the rig. 1067 01:20:03.015 --> 01:20:04.364 What? 1068 01:20:04.538 --> 01:20:06.453 I-- I don'’t have time to explain right now. 1069 01:20:06.627 --> 01:20:08.238 I actually think it helps us. 1070 01:20:08.412 --> 01:20:10.240 I'’m gonna go down, I'’m gonna dislodge '’em, 1071 01:20:10.414 --> 01:20:13.460 and then I'’m gonna get up inside the bell and drop '’em. 1072 01:20:13.634 --> 01:20:14.853 To kill the monster. 1073 01:20:16.507 --> 01:20:18.422 That'’s not the monster, remember? 1074 01:20:32.653 --> 01:20:34.655 Baby, my mind is clear. 1075 01:20:41.271 --> 01:20:42.272 I love you. 1076 01:20:46.885 --> 01:20:49.018 Now, get the kids to safety. Now. Go. 1077 01:20:56.895 --> 01:20:59.593 We'’re out of tanks and this one'’s almost empty. 1078 01:21:01.421 --> 01:21:02.509 I'’ll make it work. 1079 01:21:04.076 --> 01:21:06.731 I'’ve been thinkin'’, and if you don'’t make it, what then? 1080 01:21:06.905 --> 01:21:08.472 Then look after my family. 1081 01:21:09.299 --> 01:21:10.300 Okay. 1082 01:21:10.996 --> 01:21:12.215 You'’re family too, man. 1083 01:21:13.607 --> 01:21:16.349 Promise me, whatever happens down there, 1084 01:21:17.568 --> 01:21:20.092 you will get my family off this rig. 1085 01:21:20.266 --> 01:21:21.398 Deal? 1086 01:21:23.487 --> 01:21:24.923 You got a deal, cabrón. 1087 01:21:25.097 --> 01:21:27.491 If there really is some pissed-off god out there, 1088 01:21:27.665 --> 01:21:29.667 maybe he'’ll cut us some slack now. 1089 01:21:29.841 --> 01:21:32.017 Well, the pinche Demonio won'’t. 1090 01:21:36.848 --> 01:21:37.893 I got no spit. 1091 01:21:44.769 --> 01:21:46.379 See you on the other side, amigo. 1092 01:21:53.256 --> 01:21:55.432 I love you. 1093 01:22:00.045 --> 01:22:01.612 Love you. 1094 01:22:13.145 --> 01:22:14.233 All right. 1095 01:22:18.934 --> 01:22:19.935 All good. 1096 01:22:21.414 --> 01:22:22.763 See you around. 1097 01:22:47.527 --> 01:22:49.312 Okay, familia. We gotta go. 1098 01:22:51.270 --> 01:22:53.925 Tommy! Watch your step. 1099 01:22:54.099 --> 01:22:56.667 Okay. Boy, I'’m checking out for you. 1100 01:24:40.553 --> 01:24:42.599 Vamos. Vamos.[Ines] Okay. 1101 01:24:42.773 --> 01:24:43.730 I'’m ready. Vamos. 1102 01:24:43.904 --> 01:24:45.080 I'’m ready. 1103 01:26:32.099 --> 01:26:35.190 Nes, are you there? Nes? 1104 01:26:35.886 --> 01:26:36.974 Is that Paul? 1105 01:26:37.148 --> 01:26:38.193 Paul. 1106 01:26:40.064 --> 01:26:41.283 Paul? 1107 01:26:41.457 --> 01:26:43.285 Honey, I'’m sorry. 1108 01:26:43.459 --> 01:26:46.679 We'’re gonna have to take a rain check on those margaritas, okay? 1109 01:26:46.853 --> 01:26:48.638 No. What are you talking about? 1110 01:26:48.812 --> 01:26:50.988 Stick to the plan, Paul. Stick to the plan. 1111 01:26:51.162 --> 01:26:53.251 I'’m afraid this is the plan. 1112 01:26:55.906 --> 01:26:57.429 Honey, 1113 01:26:57.603 --> 01:27:01.651 tell Chato, his town, his people, that I'’m sorry. 1114 01:27:01.825 --> 01:27:03.566 And things are gonna get better soon. 1115 01:27:03.740 --> 01:27:07.265 No. Get your ass up here and tell him yourself. 1116 01:27:07.439 --> 01:27:09.398 Do you hear me, cabrón? 1117 01:27:10.355 --> 01:27:12.183 I left you a gift in my bag. 1118 01:27:12.357 --> 01:27:14.316 Make sure it gets to the right people. 1119 01:27:15.534 --> 01:27:16.666 OÓrale, cabrón. 1120 01:27:17.493 --> 01:27:18.494 Audrey? 1121 01:27:20.844 --> 01:27:21.801 Dad? 1122 01:27:21.975 --> 01:27:23.281 Audrey... 1123 01:27:25.022 --> 01:27:27.372 my sweet, beautiful young woman. 1124 01:27:31.246 --> 01:27:33.291 That'’s your raft. 1125 01:27:33.465 --> 01:27:36.729 You had it in you all along. Remember that. 1126 01:27:36.903 --> 01:27:38.035 I will. 1127 01:27:41.256 --> 01:27:42.996 Tommy.[Tommy] Yeah, Dad? 1128 01:27:43.170 --> 01:27:45.172 Tommy, hey, buddy. 1129 01:27:45.347 --> 01:27:47.174 You'’re finally leaving. 1130 01:27:47.349 --> 01:27:48.698 It'’s just that... 1131 01:27:48.872 --> 01:27:51.266 I'’m not sailing where you guys are. 1132 01:27:53.006 --> 01:27:57.141 I left you a gift in my bag, okay? 1133 01:27:59.143 --> 01:28:03.190 The thing about pirates is their-- their courage... 1134 01:28:05.192 --> 01:28:07.369 their bravery, 1135 01:28:07.543 --> 01:28:10.720 their willingness to explore the world with their crew. 1136 01:28:12.461 --> 01:28:16.073 Buddy, you'’re the captain now. You understand what I'’m saying? 1137 01:28:18.118 --> 01:28:19.163 I think so. 1138 01:28:22.514 --> 01:28:24.429 - Honey? - Yeah? 1139 01:28:28.085 --> 01:28:29.739 I should'’ve booked. 1140 01:28:29.913 --> 01:28:32.176 Don'’t-- Don'’t pull--[Paul] I should'’ve booked. 1141 01:28:32.350 --> 01:28:33.830 Please, don'’t do-- 1142 01:28:38.443 --> 01:28:40.706 I'’ll check in on you from time to time. 1143 01:28:43.753 --> 01:28:44.754 I love you. 1144 01:28:49.149 --> 01:28:50.934 I love you guys. 1145 01:29:00.030 --> 01:29:01.858 Hey. Hey. 1146 01:29:02.032 --> 01:29:05.035 I love you too. Okay? I love you too. 1147 01:29:36.458 --> 01:29:38.851 Dad! 1148 01:30:00.960 --> 01:30:02.179 He did it. 1149 01:30:12.755 --> 01:30:14.234 Mom, Mom. Look. 1150 01:30:16.628 --> 01:30:18.369 - Look. - Hey! 1151 01:30:18.543 --> 01:30:19.936 Hey, here! 1152 01:30:37.736 --> 01:30:39.434 Vamos. 1153 01:31:00.237 --> 01:31:02.369 Gracias. Muchas gracias. 1154 01:31:33.575 --> 01:31:34.576 Hey. 1155 01:31:38.667 --> 01:31:40.843 Daddy'’s always gonna be with us, okay? 1156 01:31:43.367 --> 01:31:44.411 Here. 1157 01:32:21.405 --> 01:32:23.189 Mom, it'’s raining.