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 00:01:34.715 --> 00:01:37.373 Dr. Goldstein, Rover 7 made it back 4 00:01:37.373 --> 00:01:39.616 to the surface, it seems to be working. 5 00:01:39.616 --> 00:01:41.963 Everything's been recorded. 6 00:01:43.758 --> 00:01:46.209 It can't be left alone. 7 00:02:22.211 --> 00:02:23.557 We found them. 8 00:02:44.233 --> 00:02:45.613 Ah, Mr. Peters, 9 00:02:45.613 --> 00:02:47.374 there's someone waiting for you in your office. 10 00:02:47.374 --> 00:02:48.409 Waiting for me? 11 00:02:53.242 --> 00:02:54.553 James Peters? 12 00:02:54.553 --> 00:02:56.210 I'm sorry, do I know you? 13 00:02:56.210 --> 00:02:58.108 I'm Dr. Julia Goldstein. 14 00:02:58.108 --> 00:03:00.110 I work for the Pickman Corporation. 15 00:03:03.976 --> 00:03:05.771 It's inspiring to see you've been following 16 00:03:05.771 --> 00:03:07.463 in your father's footsteps. 17 00:03:08.291 --> 00:03:09.292 A researcher. 18 00:03:10.466 --> 00:03:12.122 Must be in the blood. 19 00:03:12.122 --> 00:03:13.607 I'm sorry, but I'm not interested 20 00:03:13.607 --> 00:03:16.610 in any more talks or lectures about my dad. 21 00:03:16.610 --> 00:03:18.577 I've written just about everything there is to know, 22 00:03:18.577 --> 00:03:22.167 so buy my books, I do my own research now. 23 00:03:23.272 --> 00:03:24.238 I know. 24 00:03:24.238 --> 00:03:27.621 The Miskatonic astrobiology program, 25 00:03:27.621 --> 00:03:29.761 partially funded by us. 26 00:03:31.072 --> 00:03:33.523 Look, I'm not interested in any more handouts 27 00:03:33.523 --> 00:03:35.042 from the Pickman Corporation. 28 00:03:41.428 --> 00:03:44.085 Mr. Peters, what if I were to tell you 29 00:03:44.085 --> 00:03:46.467 that Pickman is selecting candidates 30 00:03:46.467 --> 00:03:48.331 for some new research? 31 00:03:48.331 --> 00:03:49.539 An expedition. 32 00:03:50.437 --> 00:03:52.956 One might say it's an astrobiologist's 33 00:03:52.956 --> 00:03:54.717 dream come true. 34 00:03:54.717 --> 00:03:55.649 An expedition? 35 00:03:57.064 --> 00:03:59.515 Our teams have been doing research in the Antarctic 36 00:03:59.515 --> 00:04:03.139 and Southern Atlantic oceans for the past seven years, 37 00:04:03.139 --> 00:04:06.522 until a few months ago when we found something unexpected. 38 00:04:13.460 --> 00:04:17.498 Our team mapped a trench in the Antarctic continental shelf, 39 00:04:17.498 --> 00:04:19.845 west of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge 40 00:04:19.845 --> 00:04:22.710 between South America and Antarctica. 41 00:04:22.710 --> 00:04:26.542 We've collected over 12,000 square kilometers of data, 42 00:04:26.542 --> 00:04:29.441 and we found a new deepest point in the ocean 43 00:04:29.441 --> 00:04:31.995 of 37,000 feet. 44 00:04:31.995 --> 00:04:33.376 How can that be possible? 45 00:04:33.376 --> 00:04:36.276 We knew that the continental shelf was unusually deep, 46 00:04:36.276 --> 00:04:39.520 but it was something else, on the ocean floor, 47 00:04:39.520 --> 00:04:43.386 that, uh, caught us by surprise, shall we say. 48 00:04:47.010 --> 00:04:49.703 This is footage from a remote control sub 49 00:04:49.703 --> 00:04:51.498 we sent down there. 50 00:04:51.498 --> 00:04:52.775 What is that? 51 00:04:53.707 --> 00:04:54.949 It looks almost man-made. 52 00:04:56.365 --> 00:04:59.954 Well, we have a theory that it's some kind of portal. 53 00:05:00.783 --> 00:05:01.784 To where? 54 00:05:02.923 --> 00:05:05.753 That, Mr. Peters, is what we're going to find out. 55 00:05:05.753 --> 00:05:08.998 Pickman wants you to join the expedition team. 56 00:05:12.035 --> 00:05:14.348 I have some people I'd like you to meet. 57 00:05:18.594 --> 00:05:21.769 Thank you, everyone, for attending at such short notice. 58 00:05:21.769 --> 00:05:24.013 You're finally about to see why this interruption 59 00:05:24.013 --> 00:05:27.810 to your busy lives is so very worth your time. 60 00:05:27.810 --> 00:05:29.639 I'll make the introductions. 61 00:05:29.639 --> 00:05:31.952 This is Gordon Atkins, 62 00:05:31.952 --> 00:05:34.575 head of the manned submersibles laboratory 63 00:05:34.575 --> 00:05:38.648 at London's Royal Society for Improving Natural Knowledge. 64 00:05:38.648 --> 00:05:41.030 Uh, he's agreed to lead our expedition, 65 00:05:41.030 --> 00:05:44.827 and is by far the most qualified man for the job. 66 00:05:44.827 --> 00:05:47.450 Christine Harris, marine biologist 67 00:05:47.450 --> 00:05:51.592 and member of the European Marine Biology Symposium. 68 00:05:51.592 --> 00:05:55.009 James Peters is developing our discovery programs 69 00:05:55.009 --> 00:05:58.392 at the prestigious Miskatonic University 70 00:05:58.392 --> 00:06:01.050 and is something of an expert in the field 71 00:06:01.050 --> 00:06:04.571 of Pickman Corp's early research. 72 00:06:04.571 --> 00:06:09.472 Joseph Meeker is our safety and communications officer. 73 00:06:09.472 --> 00:06:13.959 And finally, Hank O'Connell, our lead engineer. 74 00:06:13.959 --> 00:06:16.030 Hank, the floor is yours. 75 00:06:18.688 --> 00:06:19.965 Hello, everyone. 76 00:06:19.965 --> 00:06:22.174 I'm really very pleased to meet you, finally. 77 00:06:22.174 --> 00:06:24.694 I expect you will be wondering what it is I've engineered. 78 00:06:24.694 --> 00:06:26.420 Through the Pickman Corporation, 79 00:06:26.420 --> 00:06:30.010 my team have managed to build a deep-diving submersible 80 00:06:30.010 --> 00:06:32.046 like nothing that's ever existed before. 81 00:06:35.291 --> 00:06:37.397 This is Providence 3. 82 00:06:38.501 --> 00:06:41.849 250 tons, built with syntactic foam, 83 00:06:41.849 --> 00:06:44.714 capable of withstanding the huge compressive forces 84 00:06:44.714 --> 00:06:48.269 of the water at 37,000 feet and below. 85 00:06:48.269 --> 00:06:49.788 Impressive, Hank. 86 00:06:49.788 --> 00:06:51.859 Makes you wonder what happened to Providence 1 and 2 though. 87 00:06:51.859 --> 00:06:54.621 So state of the art that it can safely 88 00:06:54.621 --> 00:06:56.795 take us into this ancient opening 89 00:06:56.795 --> 00:06:58.659 in the earth's seabed hydrosphere. 90 00:07:00.903 --> 00:07:02.870 I'm sorry, into the opening? 91 00:07:02.870 --> 00:07:04.803 Didn't you say you sent remote operated vehicles 92 00:07:04.803 --> 00:07:06.046 in that never came out? 93 00:07:06.046 --> 00:07:07.496 Oh, yes, some have made it back. 94 00:07:07.496 --> 00:07:08.497 Some? 95 00:07:08.497 --> 00:07:10.533 Listen, we aren't going to pretend 96 00:07:10.533 --> 00:07:12.742 that this isn't a risky expedition. 97 00:07:12.742 --> 00:07:14.503 We wouldn't launch Providence 3 98 00:07:14.503 --> 00:07:18.127 with a crew on board if we weren't 100% certain 99 00:07:18.127 --> 00:07:20.267 our technology was safe. 100 00:07:20.267 --> 00:07:21.682 Test dives have been completed 101 00:07:21.682 --> 00:07:24.478 with highly satisfying results. 102 00:07:24.478 --> 00:07:26.515 Now all it needs is a crew. 103 00:07:26.515 --> 00:07:28.689 What do you expect us to find down there? 104 00:07:28.689 --> 00:07:31.830 What if there's nothing but pitch-black, watery abyss? 105 00:07:31.830 --> 00:07:36.179 The ocean is the last great frontier of our world. 106 00:07:45.499 --> 00:07:48.502 Now, I have dedicated my whole life 107 00:07:48.502 --> 00:07:52.713 to seeking out the unknown and the incomprehensible, 108 00:07:52.713 --> 00:07:56.441 and this gateway might be my greatest discovery. 109 00:07:57.718 --> 00:08:00.928 It demands to be explored, Ms. Harris. 110 00:08:00.928 --> 00:08:03.344 If something built that structure, 111 00:08:04.173 --> 00:08:07.487 just imagine what might lie within it. 112 00:08:07.487 --> 00:08:10.110 Secrets of the ocean. 113 00:08:10.973 --> 00:08:12.802 And there is a hidden world beneath us, 114 00:08:12.802 --> 00:08:16.910 gentlemen, ladies, unseen by human eyes, 115 00:08:16.910 --> 00:08:19.947 because up until now we have been unable 116 00:08:19.947 --> 00:08:24.780 to create the technology necessary to take us there. 117 00:08:24.780 --> 00:08:27.714 Your mission as the crew of Providence 3 118 00:08:27.714 --> 00:08:31.683 is to be that interface between our technology 119 00:08:31.683 --> 00:08:36.723 and that new dark continent we aim to explore. 120 00:08:38.448 --> 00:08:41.313 These files contain the key data collected so far, 121 00:08:41.313 --> 00:08:43.039 and outline the expedition. 122 00:08:44.075 --> 00:08:46.215 You'll need to complete two months of training 123 00:08:46.215 --> 00:08:47.941 before the dive. 124 00:08:47.941 --> 00:08:50.012 Read them closely. 125 00:08:50.012 --> 00:08:54.464 You have 24 hours to decide whether you're in or out. 126 00:08:59.573 --> 00:09:00.954 James. 127 00:09:00.954 --> 00:09:03.370 I'm so glad you came. 128 00:09:03.370 --> 00:09:06.235 Walt would be so proud to see us exploring 129 00:09:06.235 --> 00:09:07.926 the unknown together. 130 00:09:07.926 --> 00:09:08.962 Thank you, Mr. Pickman. 131 00:09:09.652 --> 00:09:11.136 It's a lot to think about. 132 00:09:11.136 --> 00:09:15.244 It is, but I wouldn't want to make this trip without you, 133 00:09:15.244 --> 00:09:18.212 it wouldn't seem right, for Walt's sake. 134 00:09:18.212 --> 00:09:19.420 I need you there. 135 00:09:26.600 --> 00:09:27.636 I've been counting down the days 136 00:09:27.636 --> 00:09:29.051 to finally meeting in this crew. 137 00:09:29.051 --> 00:09:30.224 We've worked so hard, 138 00:09:30.224 --> 00:09:32.744 overcome so many challenges to get this far. 139 00:09:32.744 --> 00:09:33.952 All right, who wants another drink? 140 00:09:33.952 --> 00:09:35.402 - No. - Ooh, yes, please. 141 00:09:35.402 --> 00:09:36.852 - Yeah? Gotcha. - Thank you. 142 00:09:40.510 --> 00:09:42.374 Well, I don't think we'll be eating like this 143 00:09:42.374 --> 00:09:43.583 at the bottom of the ocean, 144 00:09:43.583 --> 00:09:45.861 so I'm gonna enjoy it while I can. 145 00:09:47.034 --> 00:09:48.070 You up for it then? 146 00:09:48.070 --> 00:09:49.623 What, a voyage the deepest part 147 00:09:49.623 --> 00:09:51.452 of the planet anyone's ever been? 148 00:09:51.452 --> 00:09:52.522 How could I walk away from that? 149 00:09:52.522 --> 00:09:54.041 Aah, there's nothing to beat it, 150 00:09:54.041 --> 00:09:56.216 being out there in the deep sea. 151 00:09:56.216 --> 00:09:59.599 Firsthand research, it's what we're born to do, right? 152 00:09:59.599 --> 00:10:01.324 You know, I just, I can't comprehend 153 00:10:01.324 --> 00:10:04.914 the water pressure at 30,000 feet or whatever. 154 00:10:04.914 --> 00:10:08.021 Weight of an entire ocean pressing down on you. 155 00:10:08.021 --> 00:10:09.263 If anything goes wrong. 156 00:10:09.263 --> 00:10:11.265 All right, now I'm worried. 157 00:10:11.265 --> 00:10:13.095 You now, you're putting your life in my hands. 158 00:10:13.095 --> 00:10:14.544 Very capable hands, though. 159 00:10:14.544 --> 00:10:17.858 Okay, here we go. 160 00:10:17.858 --> 00:10:20.447 - Cheers, team. - Cheers. 161 00:10:21.966 --> 00:10:25.107 It's not really what we were designed to do though, is it? 162 00:10:25.107 --> 00:10:28.662 - It sounds risky. - Ah, expect the unexpected... 163 00:10:28.662 --> 00:10:30.560 First rule of deep sea exploration. 164 00:10:30.560 --> 00:10:32.942 Wow, well, we'll all sleep better tonight knowing that. 165 00:10:32.942 --> 00:10:35.255 Thank you, Gordon. 166 00:10:35.255 --> 00:10:36.636 You've done this before then? 167 00:10:36.636 --> 00:10:38.396 Ah, many times. 168 00:10:39.673 --> 00:10:41.054 Never this deep though. 169 00:10:41.054 --> 00:10:42.642 We'll be setting a new record. 170 00:10:42.642 --> 00:10:45.955 Everything you do is five times harder in the ocean, okay? 171 00:10:45.955 --> 00:10:47.267 Just remember that. 172 00:10:47.267 --> 00:10:49.683 But you're still going along with it, all of you? 173 00:10:49.683 --> 00:10:51.029 Well, look, it's like the old man said, 174 00:10:51.029 --> 00:10:52.721 "It is the chance of a lifetime." 175 00:10:53.791 --> 00:10:56.379 Well, team, to Providence 3. 176 00:10:56.379 --> 00:10:58.554 To Providence 3. 177 00:11:01.005 --> 00:11:03.145 Guys, I need some fresh air, I'll be right back. 178 00:11:03.145 --> 00:11:04.525 Hm, do you want me to get you another drink? 179 00:11:04.525 --> 00:11:06.389 No, no, I've had enough, really. 180 00:11:09.565 --> 00:11:10.704 Sorry. Ex- excuse me. 181 00:11:19.506 --> 00:11:20.956 Hey, you okay? 182 00:11:22.198 --> 00:11:25.615 Um, doesn't it scare you at all? 183 00:11:26.789 --> 00:11:28.204 Um, I don't know. 184 00:11:30.379 --> 00:11:33.554 I have this, um, respect for the ocean. 185 00:11:33.554 --> 00:11:34.728 I mean, it's my life, 186 00:11:34.728 --> 00:11:37.662 but I know it can turn on you in a heartbeat. 187 00:11:40.665 --> 00:11:44.186 So you think the others know who you are, Peters? 188 00:11:44.186 --> 00:11:46.498 Or they haven't put two and two together yet? 189 00:11:46.498 --> 00:11:47.603 So you noticed? 190 00:11:47.603 --> 00:11:48.777 Yeah. 191 00:11:48.777 --> 00:11:50.917 I mean, obviously I had to research Pickman 192 00:11:50.917 --> 00:11:53.505 when Dr. Goldstein contacted us, you know? 193 00:11:53.505 --> 00:11:55.991 See what he's into. His history. 194 00:11:57.164 --> 00:11:59.028 What was it like growing up around something like that? 195 00:11:59.028 --> 00:12:01.721 I mean, the stories and, 196 00:12:01.721 --> 00:12:04.344 and the legends, and all the theories. 197 00:12:05.448 --> 00:12:07.174 I'd rather just have my dad back. 198 00:12:08.486 --> 00:12:10.177 You mean they really never found him? 199 00:12:10.177 --> 00:12:14.009 That wasn't some hook just to sell more copies? 200 00:12:14.009 --> 00:12:15.355 Gone without a trace. 201 00:12:16.770 --> 00:12:17.737 I'm sorry. 202 00:12:18.841 --> 00:12:20.774 Hey, it's okay. 203 00:12:20.774 --> 00:12:22.983 Um, it was a long time ago. 204 00:12:27.470 --> 00:12:29.921 Look, Jim, I don't think they would 205 00:12:29.921 --> 00:12:31.751 send us down there and spend all this money 206 00:12:31.751 --> 00:12:34.477 if they weren't certain there was more for us to discover. 207 00:12:34.477 --> 00:12:35.996 What you think there's something they're 208 00:12:35.996 --> 00:12:37.032 not telling us? 209 00:12:37.515 --> 00:12:38.585 If I go on this expedition, 210 00:12:38.585 --> 00:12:40.587 I need to know that I'm coming home. 211 00:12:43.970 --> 00:12:45.385 This is my son. 212 00:12:45.385 --> 00:12:47.283 He's, um, he's seven months old, 213 00:12:47.283 --> 00:12:49.976 and I'm all he is got. 214 00:12:49.976 --> 00:12:51.287 My parents are looking after him. 215 00:12:51.287 --> 00:12:52.806 And what's he called? 216 00:12:52.806 --> 00:12:53.703 Sam. 217 00:12:54.946 --> 00:12:57.293 Uh, look, I, I know what a huge sacrifice I'll be making. 218 00:12:57.293 --> 00:12:59.226 I mean, with the, with the training and, 219 00:12:59.226 --> 00:13:02.091 and the trip, and the time away from him is gonna kill me, 220 00:13:02.091 --> 00:13:05.267 but if everything goes to plan, 221 00:13:05.267 --> 00:13:07.614 I'll be back before his first birthday and... 222 00:13:09.029 --> 00:13:11.514 Maybe I can live with that. 223 00:13:11.514 --> 00:13:14.034 And what if it doesn't go to plan? 224 00:13:14.034 --> 00:13:16.278 Something tells me these things rarely do. 225 00:13:38.162 --> 00:13:40.371 - Mr. Pickman. - Thank you. 226 00:13:52.245 --> 00:13:53.246 You all ready there, Jim? 227 00:13:53.246 --> 00:13:55.282 I can't say I slept much last night. 228 00:13:55.282 --> 00:13:58.078 Just goin' over and over everything, you know? 229 00:13:58.078 --> 00:13:59.873 Everything that could go wrong. 230 00:13:59.873 --> 00:14:01.047 That's normal, Jim. 231 00:14:02.358 --> 00:14:03.946 You know shouldn't smoke so much, Captain. 232 00:14:03.946 --> 00:14:05.534 It increases anxiety and tension. 233 00:14:05.534 --> 00:14:07.018 I like to be tense, dear. 234 00:14:07.018 --> 00:14:08.951 It keeps the senses sharp. 235 00:14:08.951 --> 00:14:10.850 You wanna ciggy, Jim? - Nah, no thanks. 236 00:14:10.850 --> 00:14:13.369 - You wanna dramamine? - Ooh, you have some? 237 00:14:15.095 --> 00:14:16.925 Hey, uh, how far are we goin'? 238 00:14:18.167 --> 00:14:19.203 You'll see. 239 00:14:20.135 --> 00:14:22.689 She's out there waiting for us. 240 00:15:01.245 --> 00:15:02.487 Command Center, standby, 241 00:15:02.487 --> 00:15:05.007 we are awaiting crew's arrival at Providence 3. 242 00:15:11.324 --> 00:15:12.739 Morning, Dr. Goldstein. 243 00:15:12.739 --> 00:15:13.947 How long? 244 00:15:13.947 --> 00:15:16.432 We are launching in one hour. 245 00:15:16.432 --> 00:15:17.640 Weather conditions are looking perfect 246 00:15:17.640 --> 00:15:19.297 for another cup of hours. 247 00:15:19.297 --> 00:15:20.643 Where's our feed? 248 00:15:20.643 --> 00:15:23.439 P3 rear cam one and rear cam two, 249 00:15:23.439 --> 00:15:24.647 we have a clear signal. 250 00:15:24.647 --> 00:15:26.546 P3 front cam is live. 251 00:15:26.546 --> 00:15:29.514 And the rover cameras will be activated upon launch. 252 00:15:29.514 --> 00:15:30.688 We're all set for them. 253 00:15:36.832 --> 00:15:38.109 Crew approaching P3. 254 00:15:38.109 --> 00:15:41.423 Commence launch operation in T minus 12 minutes. 255 00:15:41.423 --> 00:15:42.493 Standby for entry. 256 00:16:16.906 --> 00:16:18.908 Welcome to Providence. 257 00:16:21.083 --> 00:16:22.360 Okay, team, let's go, go, go! 258 00:16:22.360 --> 00:16:24.431 We've got 20 hours of life support! 259 00:16:24.431 --> 00:16:26.709 It takes one hour and 30 minutes to get to the seabed. 260 00:16:26.709 --> 00:16:29.195 Let's not waste any oxygen. 261 00:16:29.195 --> 00:16:30.368 Chris. 262 00:17:04.678 --> 00:17:08.268 Man, oh, man, this is not a simulation anymore. 263 00:17:24.664 --> 00:17:26.804 You ready to pilot that thing, Jimmy? 264 00:17:28.392 --> 00:17:29.910 I have a dreadful feeling I'm looking 265 00:17:29.910 --> 00:17:31.740 at my own very expensive coffin. 266 00:17:31.740 --> 00:17:34.432 What, two months training wasn't enough for you? 267 00:17:34.432 --> 00:17:37.056 You're collecting rock samples, not landing on Mars. 268 00:17:40.680 --> 00:17:41.922 What's the difference? 269 00:17:41.922 --> 00:17:45.478 This is Providence 3 to DP control. 270 00:17:45.478 --> 00:17:47.169 How do you copy, over? 271 00:17:47.169 --> 00:17:48.998 We're receiving you loud and clear, P3. 272 00:17:48.998 --> 00:17:53.313 Okay, you have a good comms voice here. 273 00:17:53.313 --> 00:17:54.797 Is that you, Ms. Rachel? 274 00:17:54.797 --> 00:17:56.558 How's it looking out there, Gordon? 275 00:18:00.251 --> 00:18:03.737 Life support's good, O2 level's good. 276 00:18:03.737 --> 00:18:06.119 Oh, we're groovy. 277 00:18:06.119 --> 00:18:07.776 Apart from the fact there's 1000 horrible ways 278 00:18:07.776 --> 00:18:10.710 to die down here at the bottom of the ocean, 279 00:18:12.332 --> 00:18:14.127 we're feeling pretty great about it. 280 00:18:18.787 --> 00:18:20.513 Okay, Mr. Pickman? 281 00:18:20.513 --> 00:18:22.618 More than okay. 282 00:18:24.862 --> 00:18:25.966 She's remarkable. 283 00:18:54.202 --> 00:18:55.720 Hatch is secure, Captain. 284 00:18:55.720 --> 00:18:56.825 Roger that, Hank. 285 00:18:59.759 --> 00:19:04.798 Be advised, we are in position and go for launch ops. 286 00:19:05.040 --> 00:19:07.387 Three minutes to commence launch operation, over 287 00:19:07.387 --> 00:19:09.217 Roger that, DP control. 288 00:19:10.839 --> 00:19:12.047 I'm gonna open the vent. 289 00:19:13.117 --> 00:19:15.050 We are clear to vent. 290 00:19:15.050 --> 00:19:16.085 Opening now. 291 00:19:49.671 --> 00:19:51.224 Don't worry. 292 00:19:51.224 --> 00:19:53.122 If it buckles, the whole thing will implode 293 00:19:53.122 --> 00:19:54.710 at hypersonic speed, 294 00:19:54.710 --> 00:19:57.299 and we'll be jelly in a matter of micro seconds. 295 00:19:57.299 --> 00:19:58.335 What? 296 00:19:59.094 --> 00:20:01.130 You won't have time to even know it's happened. 297 00:20:28.779 --> 00:20:30.643 Pre-dive safety briefing's already completed. 298 00:20:30.643 --> 00:20:32.748 All right, P3, let's do final checks. 299 00:20:32.748 --> 00:20:34.163 Final checks. 300 00:20:34.163 --> 00:20:37.822 Vision one, CO2 is running at 0.3%. 301 00:20:37.822 --> 00:20:39.617 Scrubber fan is running. 302 00:20:39.617 --> 00:20:41.032 Depth gauge is working. 303 00:20:41.032 --> 00:20:42.482 Compass is working. 304 00:20:42.482 --> 00:20:45.071 Okay, and I think we're ready. 305 00:20:45.071 --> 00:20:47.487 DP control, we are clear to launch. 306 00:20:47.487 --> 00:20:48.626 Affirmative. 307 00:20:48.626 --> 00:20:51.111 Good luck on your voyage to the deep, P3. 308 00:20:51.111 --> 00:20:52.872 You have permission to dive. 309 00:20:53.942 --> 00:20:55.081 Copy that. 310 00:20:55.081 --> 00:20:56.255 Heading down. 311 00:20:59.292 --> 00:21:01.260 Say goodbye to the surface world. 312 00:21:10.786 --> 00:21:12.374 Approaching 20 meters. 313 00:21:12.374 --> 00:21:14.480 Vents are secure. 314 00:21:14.480 --> 00:21:15.515 40 Meters. 315 00:21:18.553 --> 00:21:20.071 P3, what's your speed? 316 00:21:20.071 --> 00:21:22.384 Vertical speed, 3.4 knots. 317 00:21:22.384 --> 00:21:24.697 I have good control. 318 00:21:24.697 --> 00:21:25.801 Copy that. 319 00:21:25.801 --> 00:21:27.976 We're losing light already. 320 00:21:27.976 --> 00:21:29.495 Approaching 100 meters. 321 00:21:29.495 --> 00:21:31.462 Okay, team, good job. 322 00:21:31.462 --> 00:21:33.015 Right on course. 323 00:21:42.059 --> 00:21:43.647 10,500 meters. 324 00:21:44.544 --> 00:21:46.339 Five minutes 'til target depth. 325 00:21:46.339 --> 00:21:49.515 In 400 meters, we've set a new record. 326 00:21:54.968 --> 00:21:56.763 The pressure lock. 327 00:22:06.290 --> 00:22:09.224 Once the rover is fully submerged, we seal you in. 328 00:22:09.224 --> 00:22:10.881 then we activate the exit doors. 329 00:22:17.094 --> 00:22:19.441 Then, you're on your own out there, 330 00:22:19.441 --> 00:22:21.374 ready to explore the deep. 331 00:22:21.374 --> 00:22:23.756 Just remember you're training. 332 00:22:23.756 --> 00:22:24.791 Piece of cake. 333 00:22:25.551 --> 00:22:26.966 Hank! Jim! 334 00:22:26.966 --> 00:22:29.037 You need to come see this. 335 00:22:35.802 --> 00:22:38.046 - What is it? - Turn up front spotlight. 336 00:22:39.875 --> 00:22:41.877 Are you ready to see this in person? 337 00:22:41.877 --> 00:22:43.051 We're here already? 338 00:22:43.051 --> 00:22:44.639 X coordinates minus 106, 339 00:22:44.639 --> 00:22:46.951 Y coordinates minus 79. 340 00:22:46.951 --> 00:22:50.196 DP control, we have arrived. 341 00:23:04.624 --> 00:23:06.799 Just keep talking, P3. 342 00:23:06.799 --> 00:23:10.319 We're looking at a huge carbonate structure, 343 00:23:10.319 --> 00:23:12.391 a circular gateway. 344 00:23:12.391 --> 00:23:13.392 It's unreal. 345 00:23:13.392 --> 00:23:15.048 Yeah, planet earth's butthole, 346 00:23:15.048 --> 00:23:16.429 just where I wanna be. 347 00:23:16.429 --> 00:23:19.812 No volcanic activity causes this kind of detail. 348 00:23:19.812 --> 00:23:21.089 These rocks were put here. 349 00:23:21.089 --> 00:23:23.885 By what? They're the size of houses. 350 00:23:23.885 --> 00:23:25.507 All I know is that this place will teach us more 351 00:23:25.507 --> 00:23:27.129 than we've ever dreamed. 352 00:23:27.129 --> 00:23:30.305 I'm easing us into the gateway. 353 00:23:31.306 --> 00:23:34.516 Speed is 2.3 knots. 354 00:23:35.724 --> 00:23:37.623 Spotlights are facing forward, 355 00:23:37.623 --> 00:23:42.144 but we're just headed into absolute darkness. 356 00:23:42.144 --> 00:23:43.663 P3, you must keep talking to us 357 00:23:43.663 --> 00:23:45.078 as you move into the gateway. 358 00:23:45.078 --> 00:23:46.839 The signal is currently running at 100%. 359 00:23:46.839 --> 00:23:48.496 Everything's stable. 360 00:23:48.496 --> 00:23:50.601 Picture is all good on front and rear cams. 361 00:23:50.601 --> 00:23:52.534 We're loud and clear. 362 00:24:25.049 --> 00:24:26.292 Gordon! 363 00:24:26.292 --> 00:24:28.570 - P3? - Everything's shutting down! 364 00:24:28.570 --> 00:24:29.571 What's going on down there? 365 00:24:29.571 --> 00:24:30.848 I've lost thrusters. 366 00:24:30.848 --> 00:24:32.712 Hank! - P3, come in. 367 00:24:32.712 --> 00:24:33.782 We're losing them. 368 00:24:33.782 --> 00:24:35.163 Try to get a better signal. 369 00:24:35.163 --> 00:24:37.130 I am trying. 370 00:24:41.997 --> 00:24:43.516 Activate emergency power! 371 00:24:47.934 --> 00:24:50.523 DP control, are you reading? 372 00:24:50.523 --> 00:24:52.387 Come in, DP control! 373 00:24:52.387 --> 00:24:54.216 Rachel, can you hear us? 374 00:24:54.216 --> 00:24:55.390 DP-- - We've lost them! 375 00:24:55.390 --> 00:24:58.289 Hey, everybody just cool it, all right? 376 00:24:58.289 --> 00:25:00.809 Gordon, are the thrusters still malfunctioning? 377 00:25:00.809 --> 00:25:01.914 It's everything, Hank. 378 00:25:01.914 --> 00:25:03.605 Everything has shut down. 379 00:25:03.605 --> 00:25:05.400 We're still sinking. 380 00:25:05.400 --> 00:25:07.195 Depth is approaching 1100 meters. 381 00:25:07.195 --> 00:25:08.748 I'm dropping our weights, we can't just sit here. 382 00:25:08.748 --> 00:25:11.130 - No, no, stop. Stop! - Hang on, Gordon, not yet. 383 00:25:11.130 --> 00:25:12.165 Give it a chance. 384 00:25:12.165 --> 00:25:13.442 Remember where we are? 385 00:25:13.442 --> 00:25:14.478 We made it. 386 00:25:15.237 --> 00:25:17.170 - I've gotta find Pickman. - Wait. 387 00:25:18.620 --> 00:25:19.621 Take this. 388 00:25:24.488 --> 00:25:26.732 I guess we're on our own down here then. 389 00:25:32.358 --> 00:25:35.603 Jesus, Pickman! 390 00:25:35.603 --> 00:25:37.743 We found them. 391 00:25:43.058 --> 00:25:45.371 All right, we're back on. 392 00:25:47.166 --> 00:25:48.512 P3, do you copy? 393 00:25:49.478 --> 00:25:51.273 Come in P3. 394 00:25:51.273 --> 00:25:52.792 DP control, we copy. 395 00:25:52.792 --> 00:25:54.414 What happened down there? 396 00:25:54.414 --> 00:25:55.450 It looks like we lost power 397 00:25:55.450 --> 00:25:56.589 when we entered the portal. 398 00:25:56.589 --> 00:25:58.591 We've definitely stumbled on something here. 399 00:25:58.591 --> 00:26:00.766 Three hours of radio silence, 400 00:26:00.766 --> 00:26:03.492 you don't know how glad I am to hear your voice. 401 00:26:03.492 --> 00:26:06.495 Three hours? Did she say three hours? 402 00:26:06.495 --> 00:26:07.738 Please repeat, DP control. 403 00:26:07.738 --> 00:26:09.602 How long did you say we were out of contact? 404 00:26:09.602 --> 00:26:11.397 Three hours and 12 minutes 405 00:26:11.397 --> 00:26:13.261 since your last transmission, P3. 406 00:26:13.261 --> 00:26:14.400 That's impossible. 407 00:26:14.400 --> 00:26:16.989 Hank, check our life support. 408 00:26:23.029 --> 00:26:26.999 Life support has decreased approximately three hours. 409 00:26:26.999 --> 00:26:29.484 She's right. - What does that mean? 410 00:26:29.484 --> 00:26:31.451 We're not getting anything up here, P3. 411 00:26:31.451 --> 00:26:32.452 There's disruption on the feed, 412 00:26:32.452 --> 00:26:34.316 a lot of static interference. 413 00:26:34.316 --> 00:26:35.283 Oh my God. 414 00:26:38.838 --> 00:26:40.529 Describe what we're looking at. 415 00:26:42.117 --> 00:26:43.291 Uh, okay. 416 00:26:43.291 --> 00:26:45.604 Um, I hope you can hear me clearly enough. 417 00:26:45.604 --> 00:26:48.503 We're, we're drifting above 418 00:26:48.503 --> 00:26:51.161 a huge ancient ruin. 419 00:26:52.058 --> 00:26:54.854 There are decayed stone structures as, 420 00:26:54.854 --> 00:26:57.167 as big as mountains. 421 00:26:58.064 --> 00:26:59.894 How could there have ever been life down here? 422 00:26:59.894 --> 00:27:01.792 Sunlight could have never reached this place. 423 00:27:01.792 --> 00:27:03.829 That implies a whole new basis of life. 424 00:27:03.829 --> 00:27:06.625 One that doesn't need the sun, only water. 425 00:27:06.625 --> 00:27:07.798 And darkness. 426 00:27:07.798 --> 00:27:09.628 Maybe it wasn't always underwater. 427 00:27:10.767 --> 00:27:13.252 There's something on the seabed. 428 00:27:13.252 --> 00:27:15.703 - What is that? - Uh, maneuver the camera. 429 00:27:15.703 --> 00:27:17.118 Pan, pan down. 430 00:27:17.118 --> 00:27:19.085 Get a better view of it. 431 00:27:26.714 --> 00:27:28.163 Rachel, are you seeing this? 432 00:27:29.475 --> 00:27:31.339 I think I'm getting something. 433 00:27:31.339 --> 00:27:32.374 Look. 434 00:27:35.412 --> 00:27:36.724 Fuck! 435 00:27:36.724 --> 00:27:41.556 That looks like some kind of life form, doesn't it? 436 00:27:41.556 --> 00:27:42.591 Copy that. 437 00:27:42.591 --> 00:27:43.938 Impossible. 438 00:27:43.938 --> 00:27:45.456 It's definitely some sort of remains, 439 00:27:45.456 --> 00:27:47.735 buried under centuries of sediment buildup. 440 00:27:49.184 --> 00:27:50.530 I want to get a closer look at that. 441 00:27:50.530 --> 00:27:52.118 Where is Mr. Peters? 442 00:27:52.118 --> 00:27:53.154 He's right here. 443 00:27:55.604 --> 00:27:56.536 Peters. 444 00:27:56.536 --> 00:27:58.504 James, I need a tissue sample 445 00:27:58.504 --> 00:28:02.508 from that deep sea organism, whatever it is, understood? 446 00:28:02.508 --> 00:28:03.474 Copy that. 447 00:28:09.653 --> 00:28:11.379 This is the payoff. 448 00:28:12.345 --> 00:28:15.901 The answer to our deepest wonders. 449 00:28:15.901 --> 00:28:19.490 So many secrets we must know. 450 00:28:19.490 --> 00:28:21.665 It's on you, Jim. 451 00:28:54.042 --> 00:28:56.010 Are you gonna be all right? 452 00:28:56.010 --> 00:28:57.597 Yeah. 453 00:29:19.378 --> 00:29:20.897 I'll be all right. 454 00:29:21.863 --> 00:29:23.416 Repressurizing lock. 455 00:29:23.416 --> 00:29:24.624 Brace for launch, Jim 456 00:29:49.028 --> 00:29:51.824 Rover clear for launch. 457 00:29:51.824 --> 00:29:54.516 Opening pressure lock outer doors... 458 00:29:54.516 --> 00:29:55.483 Now. 459 00:30:00.419 --> 00:30:02.179 Launch successful. 460 00:30:02.179 --> 00:30:03.215 You okay? 461 00:30:04.009 --> 00:30:06.114 Just don't let anything happen to him out there. 462 00:30:07.495 --> 00:30:08.876 Jim, are you receiving? 463 00:30:08.876 --> 00:30:10.705 Life support's all good. 464 00:30:11.326 --> 00:30:13.328 There is more current down here than I expected, 465 00:30:13.328 --> 00:30:15.434 but I've got good control. 466 00:30:15.434 --> 00:30:18.023 Okay, take her down. 467 00:30:18.023 --> 00:30:19.714 All lights facing down. 468 00:30:19.714 --> 00:30:23.028 Increasing vertical speed to 1.4 knots. 469 00:30:24.029 --> 00:30:25.202 You doing good, Jim. 470 00:30:25.202 --> 00:30:26.652 38,000 feet. 471 00:30:26.652 --> 00:30:30.863 Oh, man, it feels pretty lonely out here right now. 472 00:30:30.863 --> 00:30:33.003 We're right here with you, Jim. 473 00:30:37.214 --> 00:30:39.734 Guys, are you seein' this? 474 00:30:46.361 --> 00:30:48.881 We have a clear image from all rover cams. 475 00:30:48.881 --> 00:30:50.227 Gently now. 476 00:30:50.227 --> 00:30:52.022 300 units of down thrust. 477 00:30:52.022 --> 00:30:55.129 Take it easy, Jim, you're right on top of that thing. 478 00:30:55.129 --> 00:30:57.165 Look at that creature. 479 00:31:04.552 --> 00:31:06.934 Gordon, what was this? 480 00:31:06.934 --> 00:31:09.902 Starboard 20 degrees and ease her down. 481 00:31:09.902 --> 00:31:12.698 Whatever this thing was, it's colossal. 482 00:31:12.698 --> 00:31:13.802 Up close, could have been as tall 483 00:31:13.802 --> 00:31:14.976 as the Empire State Building. 484 00:31:14.976 --> 00:31:17.289 Okay, Jim, you can't afford to waste much time. 485 00:31:17.289 --> 00:31:19.360 Get the tissue sample, get the hell out of there. 486 00:31:19.360 --> 00:31:21.327 Affirmative. I'm in position. 487 00:31:21.327 --> 00:31:22.673 His depth gauge isn't reading anything, 488 00:31:22.673 --> 00:31:24.054 should we be worried? 489 00:31:24.054 --> 00:31:26.988 We haven't got time to worry. He's doing fine. 490 00:31:29.370 --> 00:31:31.199 Nice and easy. 491 00:31:31.199 --> 00:31:33.926 Oh, Jesus, it's like whale blubber. 492 00:31:33.926 --> 00:31:35.755 Looks like some sort of cephalopod. 493 00:31:35.755 --> 00:31:40.622 Deep-sea gigantism on an epic scale. 494 00:31:40.622 --> 00:31:43.418 I can't understand how it hasn't deteriorated. 495 00:31:43.418 --> 00:31:45.938 Maybe the dissolved oxygen levels down here? 496 00:31:45.938 --> 00:31:47.940 Makes you wonder how long it's been dead. 497 00:31:49.355 --> 00:31:51.323 Guys, check out rear cams, something moving out there. 498 00:31:51.323 --> 00:31:52.807 - Moving? - You didn't see it? 499 00:31:52.807 --> 00:31:54.809 I've almost finished the incision. 500 00:31:54.809 --> 00:31:55.948 I can't see shit out here. 501 00:31:55.948 --> 00:31:57.122 Gordon, I'm picking up movement. 502 00:31:57.122 --> 00:31:59.745 Impossible, nothing could be alive down here. 503 00:31:59.745 --> 00:32:01.333 - It's reading a life-form. - It's reading Jim. 504 00:32:01.333 --> 00:32:02.644 This is too big to be Jim, this is massive! 505 00:32:02.644 --> 00:32:03.956 Well, then it's reading wrong. 506 00:32:03.956 --> 00:32:05.544 Everything's glitching since we entered the portal. 507 00:32:05.544 --> 00:32:06.959 - Jim needs-- - We don't say anything 508 00:32:06.959 --> 00:32:08.547 until he's got the sample, he's nearly there. 509 00:32:08.547 --> 00:32:09.755 He might be in danger! 510 00:32:09.755 --> 00:32:11.239 One more minute and he has got the sample! 511 00:32:11.239 --> 00:32:13.379 He might not have a minute! Let me talk to him! 512 00:32:13.379 --> 00:32:14.622 - Stop! - The corporation did 513 00:32:14.622 --> 00:32:16.210 not spend all of this money 514 00:32:16.210 --> 00:32:17.521 for us to come back with nothing! 515 00:32:17.521 --> 00:32:18.833 Let Jim do his job! 516 00:32:20.076 --> 00:32:21.594 All right, guys, I got it, I got it. 517 00:32:21.594 --> 00:32:22.595 Okay, Jim. 518 00:32:22.595 --> 00:32:23.458 Gordon, please get him out there. 519 00:32:23.458 --> 00:32:24.839 Is the sample secure, Jim? 520 00:32:24.839 --> 00:32:26.151 Just a little longer. 521 00:32:26.151 --> 00:32:27.393 The sample is secure, 522 00:32:27.393 --> 00:32:29.671 but I've lost my starboard horizontal thruster. 523 00:32:29.671 --> 00:32:32.536 Guys, I've got a lot of failures here. 524 00:32:32.536 --> 00:32:33.572 This isn't looking good. 525 00:32:33.572 --> 00:32:35.988 Don't panic, Jim. 526 00:32:35.988 --> 00:32:37.403 Jim, please respond! 527 00:32:37.403 --> 00:32:39.371 He's not hearing us. 528 00:32:39.371 --> 00:32:40.613 Signal's gone. 529 00:32:40.613 --> 00:32:41.994 Hello? Gordon? 530 00:32:48.414 --> 00:32:50.002 It's moving again, whatever it is. 531 00:32:50.002 --> 00:32:52.004 We've just lost communication 532 00:32:52.004 --> 00:32:53.454 with port [indistinct]. 533 00:32:53.454 --> 00:32:57.147 Something's scrambling our radios out there. 534 00:33:07.468 --> 00:33:09.090 - Don't lose him! - What the fuck is that? 535 00:33:09.090 --> 00:33:10.298 I'm not going any closer. 536 00:33:10.298 --> 00:33:11.403 We're not leaving without Jim! 537 00:33:11.403 --> 00:33:12.783 Take us down! - Are you insane? 538 00:33:19.721 --> 00:33:23.656 This is what you wanted, Pickman, 539 00:33:23.656 --> 00:33:26.349 an encounter with the Gods? 540 00:33:27.108 --> 00:33:31.181 Aren't they as immeasurable as you recall? 541 00:33:31.181 --> 00:33:34.012 DP control, permission to abort. 542 00:33:34.012 --> 00:33:35.530 Permission denied, Atkins. 543 00:33:35.530 --> 00:33:37.912 Retrieve that rover before you begin your ascent. 544 00:33:37.912 --> 00:33:40.225 Are you not seeing this? 545 00:33:40.225 --> 00:33:41.709 Permission to abort! 546 00:33:41.709 --> 00:33:43.607 Permission denied, Gordon. 547 00:33:43.607 --> 00:33:45.851 I'm not losing that sample. 548 00:33:52.202 --> 00:33:54.239 Hank, fill the pressure lock, 549 00:33:54.239 --> 00:33:56.448 we're bringing him in now. 550 00:33:59.037 --> 00:34:01.901 Some strange electromagnetism in the air. 551 00:34:03.524 --> 00:34:05.560 - Argh! - Gordon, take us down! 552 00:34:05.560 --> 00:34:06.630 What is that? 553 00:34:06.630 --> 00:34:09.081 Goddamn it, Gordon, take us down! 554 00:34:09.081 --> 00:34:10.082 Get out! 555 00:34:11.325 --> 00:34:12.429 No! 556 00:34:12.429 --> 00:34:13.499 I'm taking us down. 557 00:34:13.499 --> 00:34:16.054 No, we're too close! 558 00:34:16.054 --> 00:34:16.985 Fuck! 559 00:34:24.510 --> 00:34:26.443 Hank, help me! 560 00:34:26.443 --> 00:34:27.651 Christine! 561 00:34:30.585 --> 00:34:31.586 No! 562 00:34:40.664 --> 00:34:41.665 Christine! 563 00:34:43.943 --> 00:34:45.807 P3, my thrusters are back. 564 00:34:45.807 --> 00:34:47.706 Your air supply is not looking good, 565 00:34:47.706 --> 00:34:49.915 get as close to us as you can! 566 00:34:49.915 --> 00:34:51.089 We gotta move! 567 00:34:58.751 --> 00:34:59.994 Gordon, I'm heading back! 568 00:34:59.994 --> 00:35:01.789 Jim, prepare to board. 569 00:35:01.789 --> 00:35:03.411 No, no, stop! 570 00:35:04.447 --> 00:35:06.345 Gordon, stop! 571 00:35:06.345 --> 00:35:08.692 Don't open the outer doors! 572 00:35:10.936 --> 00:35:12.765 Christine! She's in the pressure dock! 573 00:35:12.765 --> 00:35:14.526 - What? - She's in the water. 574 00:35:14.526 --> 00:35:15.699 Open up the inner doors, the inner door! 575 00:35:15.699 --> 00:35:17.287 There isn't time! 576 00:35:17.287 --> 00:35:18.702 You'll blast her into the ocean! 577 00:35:18.702 --> 00:35:22.016 She'll die, Gordon! 578 00:35:22.016 --> 00:35:24.363 Jim, you'll have to hang on. 579 00:35:26.331 --> 00:35:29.057 Christine ah, I'm coming. 580 00:35:31.750 --> 00:35:33.131 Hurry up! 581 00:35:50.389 --> 00:35:52.080 No. No, no. 582 00:35:53.220 --> 00:35:54.738 Come on, gimme a hand! 583 00:35:54.738 --> 00:35:56.430 Help me get her out! 584 00:35:57.707 --> 00:35:59.226 Gordon, the doors aren't opening. 585 00:36:01.331 --> 00:36:02.884 Gordon, I'm outside. 586 00:36:02.884 --> 00:36:05.577 Jim, hang in there, we've got a problem! 587 00:36:05.577 --> 00:36:07.337 Chris is trapped in the pressure lock! 588 00:36:07.337 --> 00:36:08.407 - What? - You'll have to wait 589 00:36:08.407 --> 00:36:09.857 for the pressure lock to reseal! 590 00:36:09.857 --> 00:36:11.445 I can't let you in! 591 00:36:13.688 --> 00:36:15.483 - Christine! - Hank, quick, 592 00:36:15.483 --> 00:36:17.416 Pull her out. - All right. 593 00:36:21.489 --> 00:36:22.766 What the fuck? 594 00:36:31.603 --> 00:36:33.018 - That's it, grab it. - Pull up. 595 00:36:33.018 --> 00:36:35.054 Come on, quick. Quick. 596 00:36:43.546 --> 00:36:44.719 All right, Joe, help her. 597 00:36:44.719 --> 00:36:46.204 Help her? She's fucking dead! 598 00:36:46.204 --> 00:36:48.689 Well do something, you're the fucking safety officer! 599 00:36:50.967 --> 00:36:53.141 Gordon, I'm closing the pressure lock. 600 00:37:31.697 --> 00:37:34.700 Hank, we're taking on water! 601 00:37:34.700 --> 00:37:37.185 The front end is compromised! 602 00:37:37.185 --> 00:37:39.429 Hank, what's going on down there? 603 00:37:39.429 --> 00:37:40.327 Hank! 604 00:37:40.327 --> 00:37:42.674 Gordon, I think we lost her. 605 00:37:42.674 --> 00:37:45.090 Never mind that, Hank. Check the bunk rooms. 606 00:37:45.090 --> 00:37:47.679 I'm reading severe damage down there. 607 00:37:47.679 --> 00:37:49.163 This whole sub is gonna go down 608 00:37:49.163 --> 00:37:51.303 if I don't drop weight now! 609 00:37:53.892 --> 00:37:56.343 Jim, I'm opening the outer doors. 610 00:37:56.343 --> 00:37:58.310 Hold on, I'm getting into position. 611 00:37:59.656 --> 00:38:00.864 Fuck! 612 00:38:00.864 --> 00:38:03.660 God, Jim, get your ass in here now! 613 00:38:07.008 --> 00:38:08.596 Pickman, get up! 614 00:38:08.596 --> 00:38:09.977 Get out of here! 615 00:38:19.918 --> 00:38:22.507 10 more seconds, Gordon. 616 00:38:22.507 --> 00:38:23.404 Hurry! 617 00:38:28.098 --> 00:38:30.998 Gordon, the entire bunk room's flooded. 618 00:38:30.998 --> 00:38:32.689 I'm sealing off this corridor. 619 00:38:32.689 --> 00:38:35.968 Drop weights now or the water will drag us down! 620 00:38:35.968 --> 00:38:38.108 The pressure doors are still closing. 621 00:38:38.108 --> 00:38:39.040 Jim's in there! 622 00:38:39.040 --> 00:38:41.905 We don't have time, Gordon! 623 00:38:41.905 --> 00:38:45.150 And we, we can't ascend with this much water on board! 624 00:38:45.150 --> 00:38:47.359 Gordon! - Five seconds, Hank! 625 00:38:47.359 --> 00:38:49.430 We can wait five seconds! 626 00:38:52.709 --> 00:38:55.436 It's too late, Jim, I'm dropping weights. 627 00:38:55.436 --> 00:38:56.403 Hold on! 628 00:39:20.910 --> 00:39:23.188 does anybody copy? 629 00:39:23.188 --> 00:39:25.293 DB control, we're leaving the bottom 630 00:39:25.293 --> 00:39:29.228 at X minus 278, Y minus 78! 631 00:39:29.228 --> 00:39:31.196 Is it following you, Gordon? 632 00:39:31.196 --> 00:39:33.888 I don't know! Check the radar! 633 00:39:35.234 --> 00:39:36.374 No! 634 00:39:36.374 --> 00:39:37.961 No, no, no! 635 00:39:37.961 --> 00:39:40.550 No. 636 00:39:44.899 --> 00:39:47.626 I can't get the second door to close! 637 00:39:47.626 --> 00:39:48.800 It's jammed! 638 00:39:48.800 --> 00:39:51.078 Ugh, I can't get out. 639 00:39:51.906 --> 00:39:53.080 Look at it, Hank. 640 00:39:53.080 --> 00:39:56.842 Look at the devastation they can cause. 641 00:39:56.842 --> 00:40:00.398 Just one of them against all of us. 642 00:40:00.398 --> 00:40:03.711 - What? - Our brilliant minds, 643 00:40:03.711 --> 00:40:06.093 totally defenseless against them. 644 00:40:08.060 --> 00:40:09.303 What are talking about? 645 00:40:09.303 --> 00:40:12.582 They're brilliant, Hank, brilliant. 646 00:40:28.253 --> 00:40:29.219 No! No! 647 00:40:32.360 --> 00:40:34.915 No, no, no, no, no! 648 00:40:34.915 --> 00:40:37.227 Why won't you help her? 649 00:40:37.227 --> 00:40:39.471 Why won't you help, dammit? 650 00:40:41.508 --> 00:40:43.820 Jesus, no. 651 00:40:43.820 --> 00:40:44.821 No! 652 00:40:46.271 --> 00:40:47.617 Come on, Chris. 653 00:40:47.617 --> 00:40:50.965 Come on, don't fucking leave me down here without you. 654 00:40:50.965 --> 00:40:52.346 Come on, please. 655 00:40:57.316 --> 00:40:59.146 Come on, come on, come on, come on. 656 00:40:59.146 --> 00:41:01.459 Come on. Fuck. 657 00:41:01.459 --> 00:41:03.737 Please, Chris. Please. 658 00:41:03.737 --> 00:41:05.566 Come on. Come on. 659 00:41:05.566 --> 00:41:06.740 Breathe, dammit. 660 00:41:06.740 --> 00:41:08.293 Breathe! 661 00:41:08.293 --> 00:41:09.570 Come on, Chris. 662 00:41:09.570 --> 00:41:10.502 Come on. 663 00:41:17.405 --> 00:41:18.786 Fuck. 664 00:41:20.926 --> 00:41:22.134 Come on. 665 00:41:22.134 --> 00:41:24.205 Come on, come on, just breathe. 666 00:41:24.205 --> 00:41:25.310 Just breathe! 667 00:41:26.518 --> 00:41:27.968 You're all right. You're all right. 668 00:41:27.968 --> 00:41:32.869 You're all right. 669 00:41:32.869 --> 00:41:34.353 Jim! 670 00:41:36.494 --> 00:41:39.773 You're all right. 671 00:41:55.409 --> 00:41:57.549 Hey. Hey, it's okay. 672 00:41:58.585 --> 00:42:00.552 It's okay, we made it. 673 00:42:06.247 --> 00:42:08.008 It's okay. It's okay. 674 00:42:23.023 --> 00:42:24.576 Hey. - Yeah, thanks. 675 00:42:28.407 --> 00:42:30.237 O'Connell's dead. 676 00:42:30.237 --> 00:42:31.583 See for yourself if you want to, 677 00:42:31.583 --> 00:42:33.343 he's floating in between the doors. 678 00:42:33.343 --> 00:42:36.381 The whole front of the sub is underwater. 679 00:42:36.381 --> 00:42:37.347 Are you sure? 680 00:42:37.347 --> 00:42:38.245 Well, unless he went for a swim. 681 00:42:38.245 --> 00:42:38.970 Well, you thought Chris was dead, 682 00:42:38.970 --> 00:42:40.592 look how that turned out. 683 00:42:40.592 --> 00:42:42.594 Hey, I'm not the one who fell into the fucking pressure lock. 684 00:42:42.594 --> 00:42:44.631 She wasn't breathing, how was I to know? 685 00:42:44.631 --> 00:42:46.218 That we should all just be grateful 686 00:42:46.218 --> 00:42:47.599 that any of us are still alive. 687 00:42:47.599 --> 00:42:48.600 Fuck! 688 00:42:51.396 --> 00:42:53.260 How long till we're back on the surface, Gordon? 689 00:42:58.196 --> 00:43:01.406 Well, kids, can't say for sure. 690 00:43:01.406 --> 00:43:03.304 We've taken on a fuck ton of water. 691 00:43:03.304 --> 00:43:04.996 Hank said not to smoke in here. 692 00:43:06.998 --> 00:43:08.275 Do you want one, Jim? 693 00:43:09.863 --> 00:43:11.243 Help yourself. 694 00:43:11.243 --> 00:43:13.418 We'll smoke in his memory. 695 00:43:15.696 --> 00:43:17.733 How long can we survive like this down here? 696 00:43:19.217 --> 00:43:22.530 We've got three more hours of life support left. 697 00:43:22.530 --> 00:43:24.394 Can't see it taking us more than two hours 698 00:43:24.394 --> 00:43:26.293 to get to the surface. 699 00:43:26.293 --> 00:43:28.088 But I can't be sure. 700 00:43:28.088 --> 00:43:30.538 The longer we're down here, the heavier we get, 701 00:43:30.538 --> 00:43:32.402 the slower we ascend. 702 00:43:32.402 --> 00:43:33.541 Three hours seems tight. 703 00:43:33.541 --> 00:43:35.060 It is tight, 704 00:43:35.060 --> 00:43:37.925 but there's nothing more I can do about it. 705 00:43:37.925 --> 00:43:40.203 Let's hope there's no more nasty surprises. 706 00:43:47.245 --> 00:43:48.660 It's the tissue sample. 707 00:43:59.567 --> 00:44:01.569 Do you hear them, Jim? 708 00:44:01.569 --> 00:44:03.951 Calling to us... 709 00:44:03.951 --> 00:44:05.919 God's of the deep... 710 00:44:05.919 --> 00:44:09.336 Howling to be perceived by human minds. 711 00:44:16.723 --> 00:44:18.690 This tiny specimen, 712 00:44:19.898 --> 00:44:22.349 it's going to change everything we know. 713 00:44:22.349 --> 00:44:24.903 Everything we ever thought we knew. 714 00:44:26.387 --> 00:44:27.388 Don't touch it. 715 00:44:28.562 --> 00:44:31.116 We need to get this down to the lab and isolate it. 716 00:44:31.116 --> 00:44:33.947 Quickly now, before it deteriorates. 717 00:44:33.947 --> 00:44:35.673 Maybe we should seal it in the pressure lock. 718 00:44:35.673 --> 00:44:38.606 No, I want this preserved properly in the lab. 719 00:44:38.606 --> 00:44:40.678 Pickman, this is something that hasn't been out 720 00:44:40.678 --> 00:44:43.059 of the water for millions of years, 721 00:44:43.059 --> 00:44:44.958 we have no idea what we're exposing ourselves 722 00:44:44.958 --> 00:44:46.373 to by bringing this on board. 723 00:44:46.373 --> 00:44:49.100 Ms. Harris, do you really think you came 724 00:44:49.100 --> 00:44:52.690 all the way down here just to look at it? 725 00:44:52.690 --> 00:44:54.864 We didn't know we were collecting living tissue. 726 00:44:54.864 --> 00:44:58.316 So many answers await us, Jim. 727 00:44:58.316 --> 00:45:00.594 I don't have time to waste. 728 00:45:12.779 --> 00:45:14.194 Careful, Joseph. 729 00:45:25.032 --> 00:45:26.171 Where you going? 730 00:45:26.171 --> 00:45:28.035 We can't stop them examining that thing, 731 00:45:28.035 --> 00:45:29.105 so someone who knows what they're doing 732 00:45:29.105 --> 00:45:30.106 should go supervise, 733 00:45:30.106 --> 00:45:31.729 make sure they keep it contained. 734 00:45:35.802 --> 00:45:37.562 Three hours, Jim. 735 00:45:37.562 --> 00:45:38.632 I suggest you go with them 736 00:45:38.632 --> 00:45:40.392 and make sure they do nothing stupid. 737 00:45:41.566 --> 00:45:43.602 I've not seen Pickman like this since... 738 00:45:45.259 --> 00:45:46.433 A long time. 739 00:45:46.433 --> 00:45:48.124 He's not thinking straight. 740 00:45:48.124 --> 00:45:50.161 I don't know if any of us are anymore. 741 00:45:57.133 --> 00:45:58.617 DP control, 742 00:45:58.617 --> 00:46:00.136 we are a little under three hours 743 00:46:00.136 --> 00:46:01.620 from the surface. 744 00:46:01.620 --> 00:46:04.244 The tissue sample is securely aboard. 745 00:46:04.244 --> 00:46:05.693 We've got one casualty. 746 00:46:06.867 --> 00:46:08.835 O'Connell didn't make it. 747 00:46:13.667 --> 00:46:18.258 It seems like it's mostly adipose tissue. 748 00:46:18.258 --> 00:46:19.604 Body fat. 749 00:46:21.054 --> 00:46:22.365 This is a big piece you took. 750 00:46:22.365 --> 00:46:23.435 Yeah, no surprise it tried 751 00:46:23.435 --> 00:46:25.334 to knock us halfway across the ocean. 752 00:46:27.405 --> 00:46:29.994 Totally disconnected from the body... 753 00:46:31.892 --> 00:46:33.894 But still reactive. 754 00:46:35.413 --> 00:46:38.278 I don't think I've ever seen anything like it. 755 00:46:38.278 --> 00:46:41.384 Imagine what we could learn from an organism like this. 756 00:46:41.384 --> 00:46:42.489 The flesh that still lives on 757 00:46:42.489 --> 00:46:44.629 after it's been severed from the body. 758 00:46:44.629 --> 00:46:48.219 Oh, it still thinks it's part of the sea beast. 759 00:46:49.565 --> 00:46:51.843 I think that it senses us. 760 00:46:51.843 --> 00:46:53.189 And I say we leave it the hell alone 761 00:46:53.189 --> 00:46:55.813 and wait 'til it's safely back at the research base. 762 00:46:55.813 --> 00:46:59.609 Hank built this so we could do immediate research. 763 00:46:59.609 --> 00:47:01.335 Well, unexpected things happen when we mess 764 00:47:01.335 --> 00:47:02.750 with stuff we don't understand. 765 00:47:02.750 --> 00:47:05.926 And how do you know this thing will still be moving, 766 00:47:05.926 --> 00:47:09.516 active, secreting slime like it is 767 00:47:09.516 --> 00:47:11.207 once we get it back to the surface? 768 00:47:11.207 --> 00:47:12.346 Guys. 769 00:47:12.346 --> 00:47:14.141 If you don't mind, I'll take my chances. 770 00:47:14.141 --> 00:47:15.142 Jim. 771 00:47:18.663 --> 00:47:19.698 Whoa. 772 00:47:31.779 --> 00:47:33.712 Chris, get away from it. 773 00:47:33.712 --> 00:47:35.576 It knows we're here. 774 00:47:36.612 --> 00:47:37.855 Can't we freeze it? 775 00:47:37.855 --> 00:47:39.891 I think we pissed it off enough already. 776 00:47:42.549 --> 00:47:43.826 Pickman, Jim's right. 777 00:47:44.689 --> 00:47:46.864 We need to keep this contained. We should seal the lab, 778 00:47:46.864 --> 00:47:48.279 we have no idea what we're dealing with. 779 00:47:48.279 --> 00:47:50.453 I'm paying you to be the biologist here. 780 00:47:50.453 --> 00:47:53.663 I am not risking someone else's life for this expedition. 781 00:47:53.663 --> 00:47:55.079 The science trip is over. 782 00:47:56.735 --> 00:47:59.877 Jim, get him out of here and help me lock this place up. 783 00:48:03.708 --> 00:48:04.743 You heard her. 784 00:49:08.773 --> 00:49:09.981 Dr. Goldstein. 785 00:49:09.981 --> 00:49:12.466 Joseph, tell me the specimen is secure. 786 00:49:12.466 --> 00:49:14.365 It's been contained in the onboard lab, 787 00:49:14.365 --> 00:49:16.436 Pickman's already running tests. 788 00:49:16.436 --> 00:49:17.609 I think you're gonna be very satisfied. 789 00:49:17.609 --> 00:49:19.128 I hope so. 790 00:49:19.128 --> 00:49:22.200 Don't underestimate the value of that tissue sample, 791 00:49:22.200 --> 00:49:24.375 protect it with your life, 792 00:49:24.375 --> 00:49:26.411 because if it doesn't make it back to the surface-- 793 00:49:26.411 --> 00:49:29.069 Lady, if that sample doesn't make it back, neither do I. 794 00:49:29.069 --> 00:49:30.346 And believe me, 795 00:49:30.346 --> 00:49:32.555 that tuna chunk will be the least of my worries. 796 00:49:32.555 --> 00:49:33.832 You don't have to worry. 797 00:49:33.832 --> 00:49:36.870 As long as that specimen is delivered to me, 798 00:49:36.870 --> 00:49:39.045 your safety is guaranteed. 799 00:49:39.045 --> 00:49:40.149 And the deal's the same as before. 800 00:49:40.149 --> 00:49:41.254 Correct. 801 00:49:41.254 --> 00:49:44.188 Well then, we are crystal clear, babe. 802 00:49:44.188 --> 00:49:46.155 And I'm already taking the necessary precautions. 803 00:49:48.571 --> 00:49:49.848 Pickman's gonna be pissed. 804 00:49:49.848 --> 00:49:52.575 Pickman isn't interested in riches. 805 00:49:52.575 --> 00:49:55.130 Well then, his loss is our gain. 806 00:49:56.200 --> 00:49:57.580 Keep me updated. 807 00:51:33.538 --> 00:51:36.369 Something's not right here, Chris. 808 00:51:36.369 --> 00:51:38.819 There's some strange feeling... 809 00:51:38.819 --> 00:51:39.924 I don't know. 810 00:51:39.924 --> 00:51:42.892 Just try to relax, it's nearly over. 811 00:51:42.892 --> 00:51:43.962 We've been down here God knows how long, 812 00:51:43.962 --> 00:51:45.136 and no one's ever been this deep. 813 00:51:45.136 --> 00:51:46.931 Yeah, but maybe we were never meant to come here. 814 00:51:46.931 --> 00:51:49.589 You know, maybe nature never intended us to find this place. 815 00:51:49.589 --> 00:51:51.936 Don't get hysterical on me, Jim. 816 00:51:51.936 --> 00:51:53.386 Have you seen anything down here? 817 00:51:53.386 --> 00:51:54.904 You know, heard anything? 818 00:51:54.904 --> 00:51:56.768 Things you shouldn't see, things that couldn't be here? 819 00:51:56.768 --> 00:51:57.769 Like what? 820 00:51:57.769 --> 00:51:58.908 None of this was meant to be here. 821 00:51:58.908 --> 00:52:00.013 Well, like when you went into the water, 822 00:52:00.013 --> 00:52:01.428 why did you do that? 823 00:52:01.428 --> 00:52:02.636 Because you saw something, right? 824 00:52:02.636 --> 00:52:03.741 Something made you do it? 825 00:52:03.741 --> 00:52:04.707 No, I fell. 826 00:52:04.707 --> 00:52:05.777 No, you saw something, 827 00:52:05.777 --> 00:52:07.331 you, you, you chased after it, 828 00:52:07.331 --> 00:52:09.333 like, like Sam floating in the water. 829 00:52:09.333 --> 00:52:11.783 No. Jim, what's wrong with you? 830 00:52:11.783 --> 00:52:14.027 Look, when I was out there, 831 00:52:14.027 --> 00:52:16.581 I thought I heard my dad over the intercom. 832 00:52:16.581 --> 00:52:18.135 His tapes, his, his old recordings, 833 00:52:18.135 --> 00:52:19.515 they were playing at the bottom of the fucking ocean. 834 00:52:19.515 --> 00:52:20.758 How can that be possible? 835 00:52:20.758 --> 00:52:24.002 Listen to me, you didn't hear anything, okay? 836 00:52:24.002 --> 00:52:24.934 You panicked. 837 00:52:24.934 --> 00:52:26.350 We're all shocked. It's normal. 838 00:52:27.454 --> 00:52:29.353 I don't think any of this is normal. 839 00:52:30.595 --> 00:52:32.390 I just know I wanna get home. 840 00:52:32.390 --> 00:52:35.600 We will, but I need you to keep it together, okay? 841 00:52:38.016 --> 00:52:39.017 I need you. 842 00:52:40.157 --> 00:52:42.573 Help keep me sane until we're back on the surface. 843 00:52:43.436 --> 00:52:44.506 I can't do this alone. 844 00:52:45.645 --> 00:52:47.474 We came to the bottom of the ocean, 845 00:52:48.510 --> 00:52:50.408 none of us were ever entirely sane. 846 00:52:55.241 --> 00:52:57.243 You did great out there. 847 00:52:57.243 --> 00:52:59.210 Your dad could never bring back this physical proof 848 00:52:59.210 --> 00:53:01.454 of things that people didn't believe existed. 849 00:53:03.110 --> 00:53:05.285 This is gonna shock the world, Jim. 850 00:53:05.285 --> 00:53:06.804 You lived up to your name. 851 00:53:09.255 --> 00:53:10.256 Yeah, well... 852 00:53:11.498 --> 00:53:13.466 I worry that might not be a good thing. 853 00:53:17.815 --> 00:53:19.506 We're two hours from the surface. 854 00:53:19.506 --> 00:53:21.094 Do you copy, DP control? 855 00:53:23.476 --> 00:53:25.271 Come in, DP control. 856 00:53:27.134 --> 00:53:28.653 It's October 25th, 857 00:53:29.309 --> 00:53:31.794 day three of the Peters-Pickman expedition 858 00:53:31.794 --> 00:53:34.107 to the Antarctic Peninsula. 859 00:53:34.107 --> 00:53:37.144 40 miles into the mountains, 860 00:53:37.144 --> 00:53:41.218 we've uncovered something extraordinary. 861 00:53:42.805 --> 00:53:45.049 Can't you hear that? 862 00:53:45.049 --> 00:53:48.121 It's speaking to us... 863 00:53:48.880 --> 00:53:50.054 Communicating. 864 00:53:53.851 --> 00:53:55.508 What's happening out there? 865 00:53:55.508 --> 00:53:57.268 Wait, Chris! hang on! 866 00:53:57.268 --> 00:53:59.132 Come on! 867 00:54:03.895 --> 00:54:05.828 - Gordon! - Gordon! 868 00:54:11.765 --> 00:54:12.766 Christine! 869 00:54:27.540 --> 00:54:28.575 Oh my God. 870 00:55:02.609 --> 00:55:03.507 No! 871 00:55:07.649 --> 00:55:09.098 Jim, get it open! 872 00:55:12.999 --> 00:55:14.000 I can't. 873 00:55:15.001 --> 00:55:17.693 Get him out of there now! 874 00:55:17.693 --> 00:55:19.350 Hold on. 875 00:55:26.909 --> 00:55:29.084 Chris, get out of the way. 876 00:55:38.645 --> 00:55:39.681 Come on! 877 00:55:40.785 --> 00:55:42.200 Put down the ax, Jim! 878 00:55:42.200 --> 00:55:43.167 Pickman's in there! 879 00:55:43.167 --> 00:55:44.375 That's Pickman's problem. 880 00:55:44.375 --> 00:55:46.066 You're not really gonna use that thing, Joe. 881 00:55:46.066 --> 00:55:47.723 You open those pressure doors, this ship fills 882 00:55:47.723 --> 00:55:49.553 with water at a rate so fucking fast 883 00:55:49.553 --> 00:55:51.624 the liquid will cut your bodies in two. 884 00:55:51.624 --> 00:55:52.556 Drop it! 885 00:55:54.558 --> 00:55:56.870 What, you just gonna let Pickman die in there? 886 00:55:56.870 --> 00:55:58.562 Pickman's lost his fucking mind. 887 00:55:58.562 --> 00:55:59.735 Don't you get it? 888 00:55:59.735 --> 00:56:02.220 This was his dream, to see those creatures, 889 00:56:02.220 --> 00:56:03.981 those ancient sea gods. 890 00:56:03.981 --> 00:56:05.051 And if that's what he wants, 891 00:56:05.051 --> 00:56:07.225 I do not need to go down with him. 892 00:56:07.225 --> 00:56:09.780 He didn't even know these things were down here. 893 00:56:09.780 --> 00:56:11.057 Pickman knew. 894 00:56:12.196 --> 00:56:13.439 He knew what they were, 895 00:56:14.232 --> 00:56:16.234 and he knew they were only sleeping. 896 00:56:18.409 --> 00:56:19.514 Exactly. 897 00:56:20.825 --> 00:56:23.414 What do you think they found down in Antarctica? 898 00:56:23.414 --> 00:56:25.071 What do you think they've been searching 899 00:56:25.071 --> 00:56:26.417 for all these years? 900 00:56:26.417 --> 00:56:28.246 And he just let us wake them up. 901 00:56:28.246 --> 00:56:30.490 Pickman did not spend all of this money 902 00:56:30.490 --> 00:56:32.975 for you two to have the adventure of a lifetime. 903 00:56:32.975 --> 00:56:35.564 We were sent here with a clear objective. 904 00:56:35.564 --> 00:56:37.980 Get the tissue sample from the fucking water goblins, 905 00:56:37.980 --> 00:56:39.326 make it back to the surface, 906 00:56:39.326 --> 00:56:41.432 and get filthy, fucking rich. 907 00:56:41.432 --> 00:56:44.124 So will you please both move away 908 00:56:44.124 --> 00:56:46.506 from the fucking pressure doors! 909 00:56:46.506 --> 00:56:48.646 You think that specimen's gonna make you rich? 910 00:56:48.646 --> 00:56:49.992 It's gonna be harder than you think. 911 00:56:49.992 --> 00:56:53.030 Oh, you think I'm scared of a couple of brainiacs? 912 00:56:53.030 --> 00:56:56.205 No, that thing is growing. 913 00:56:56.205 --> 00:56:58.449 You can go and look at it if you don't believe me. 914 00:56:58.449 --> 00:57:00.589 And I think it's having a strange psychological effect 915 00:57:00.589 --> 00:57:01.521 on our crew. 916 00:57:01.521 --> 00:57:03.454 Oh, you fucking think. 917 00:57:03.454 --> 00:57:06.112 It doesn't just exist physically, 918 00:57:06.112 --> 00:57:08.701 it's in our minds, it's in our thoughts. 919 00:57:09.736 --> 00:57:12.981 Joe, I don't know if you know this, 920 00:57:13.844 --> 00:57:16.812 but I have a son waiting for me back home. 921 00:57:16.812 --> 00:57:19.401 He's 10 months old, and if I don't get back to him, 922 00:57:20.333 --> 00:57:22.680 if I don't see him again, 923 00:57:22.680 --> 00:57:25.062 I swear to fucking God, 924 00:57:25.062 --> 00:57:26.857 you'll die down here with me, 925 00:57:26.857 --> 00:57:28.168 and it won't be pretty. 926 00:57:29.756 --> 00:57:32.034 I don't need to listen to this bullshit. 927 00:57:34.347 --> 00:57:36.280 Wait, don't agitate him. 928 00:57:36.280 --> 00:57:37.730 - Jim! - He's dangerous, Chris. 929 00:57:37.730 --> 00:57:39.214 There's nothing we can do. 930 00:58:41.690 --> 00:58:43.002 Gordon? 931 00:58:43.002 --> 00:58:44.728 It's from the sea, 932 00:58:44.728 --> 00:58:48.145 frozen in time and waiting for the thaw. 933 00:58:49.629 --> 00:58:53.633 Jim, my boy, is it really you? 934 00:58:53.633 --> 00:58:55.117 Gordon, maybe you should come downstairs 935 00:58:55.117 --> 00:58:56.947 and lie down for a while. 936 00:58:56.947 --> 00:58:59.777 I always knew you would find me one day, Jimmy. 937 00:59:01.227 --> 00:59:03.263 They told me you would come, 938 00:59:03.263 --> 00:59:08.406 but I prayed, I prayed that it wasn't true. 939 00:59:12.134 --> 00:59:14.585 Don't be afraid, Jimmy. 940 00:59:14.585 --> 00:59:17.864 Death is not the end. 941 00:59:17.864 --> 00:59:21.488 These are things I should never have known, 942 00:59:21.488 --> 00:59:24.526 things of nature never intended us to find. 943 00:59:25.596 --> 00:59:28.012 Sit down, Gordon. 944 00:59:28.012 --> 00:59:29.635 I don't think that's Gordon anymore. 945 00:59:29.635 --> 00:59:32.672 Show them, Jimmy. Show them the way home, 946 00:59:32.672 --> 00:59:35.813 back to their place they once knew. 947 00:59:41.129 --> 00:59:44.650 None of this insignificant race 948 00:59:44.650 --> 00:59:48.619 will know how I tried to warn them, 949 00:59:48.619 --> 00:59:50.621 how they left it, too late. 950 00:59:50.621 --> 00:59:53.313 Get the fuck away from me, Gordon. 951 00:59:53.313 --> 00:59:54.521 Don't make me use this. 952 00:59:54.521 --> 00:59:59.596 When they awake, it is time for us to sleep. 953 01:00:23.999 --> 01:00:26.243 Jim! 954 01:00:32.490 --> 01:00:33.491 Gordon! 955 01:00:44.364 --> 01:00:46.297 That's it, w- we've lost them. 956 01:00:46.297 --> 01:00:48.575 I can't get a signal, there's nothing. 957 01:01:01.692 --> 01:01:02.693 Gordon! 958 01:01:13.704 --> 01:01:14.981 Move! 959 01:01:24.404 --> 01:01:25.336 Gordon? 960 01:01:28.546 --> 01:01:29.616 What have you done? 961 01:01:42.733 --> 01:01:45.771 Joe, stop, you'll blow the windows! 962 01:01:45.771 --> 01:01:47.082 Joe, what are you doing? 963 01:01:47.082 --> 01:01:49.119 This thing's going down, sweetheart, 964 01:01:49.119 --> 01:01:50.603 back down to the bottom of the ocean, 965 01:01:50.603 --> 01:01:52.881 only I'm not going down with it. 966 01:01:52.881 --> 01:01:54.503 You can't just leave us to pilot this thing. 967 01:01:54.503 --> 01:01:55.712 Pilot what? 968 01:01:55.712 --> 01:01:57.783 It's scrap metal, lady, open your fucking eyes! 969 01:01:57.783 --> 01:01:59.957 This thing is going down! 970 01:02:02.615 --> 01:02:04.030 I'm sorry about your kid. 971 01:02:23.360 --> 01:02:26.052 Now you wanna fight me now, bitch. 972 01:02:26.052 --> 01:02:27.329 Try it. 973 01:02:58.326 --> 01:03:00.638 You think we're just gonna let you walk out 974 01:03:00.638 --> 01:03:01.881 of here, bitch? 975 01:03:03.400 --> 01:03:04.815 No, I don't. 976 01:03:20.451 --> 01:03:21.418 Jim! 977 01:03:24.214 --> 01:03:25.491 Are you okay? 978 01:03:25.491 --> 01:03:26.664 I'll live. 979 01:03:26.664 --> 01:03:28.321 Okay. 980 01:03:29.426 --> 01:03:30.599 Get in the rover, we've gotta go. 981 01:03:30.599 --> 01:03:31.738 What? 982 01:03:31.738 --> 01:03:32.912 Get in the rover! 983 01:03:32.912 --> 01:03:34.603 - Where's Joe? - Oh, screw Joe! 984 01:03:34.603 --> 01:03:36.329 Come on, we gotta go! 985 01:05:18.949 --> 01:05:20.330 Okay, wait for me here, I'll be a second. 986 01:05:20.330 --> 01:05:21.745 What? Where are you going? 987 01:05:21.745 --> 01:05:23.436 We can't risk someone else finding it. 988 01:05:23.436 --> 01:05:25.162 You know they'll come looking. 989 01:05:47.564 --> 01:05:49.669 All right, whatever the hell you are, 990 01:05:49.669 --> 01:05:51.982 time to make calamari. 991 01:06:32.885 --> 01:06:34.680 Better hurry, Jimmy. 992 01:06:34.680 --> 01:06:38.615 Five minutes until this whole thing goes under. [laughs] 993 01:06:39.478 --> 01:06:44.345 This whole things gonna blow when that door opens. [laughs] 994 01:06:45.070 --> 01:06:47.900 Implode! [laughing] 995 01:07:05.538 --> 01:07:08.403 Jim, we don't have enough air supply. 996 01:07:08.403 --> 01:07:10.681 And that door's set to open in five minutes. 997 01:07:10.681 --> 01:07:12.062 This whole thing's gonna implode. 998 01:07:12.062 --> 01:07:13.132 - What? - One of us needs 999 01:07:13.132 --> 01:07:14.858 to stay behind to seal the pressure lock. 1000 01:07:14.858 --> 01:07:16.204 Go on without me. 1001 01:07:16.204 --> 01:07:17.343 No, Jim, we always said we-- 1002 01:07:17.343 --> 01:07:18.413 Just go! 1003 01:07:18.413 --> 01:07:20.036 No, Jim! 1004 01:07:22.072 --> 01:07:23.073 No! 1005 01:07:35.913 --> 01:07:37.467 You going somewhere? 1006 01:07:41.057 --> 01:07:42.058 Jim! 1007 01:07:49.755 --> 01:07:50.928 Hey! 1008 01:08:08.118 --> 01:08:10.258 You can't destroy them, Jimmy. 1009 01:08:10.258 --> 01:08:13.779 We woke them up, and now it's all over. 1010 01:10:16.246 --> 01:10:17.282 Jim. 1011 01:10:19.629 --> 01:10:21.458 Come find me, son. 1012 01:10:54.008 --> 01:10:57.736 Jim, you came for me. 1013 01:10:59.979 --> 01:11:02.085 Let's go together... 1014 01:11:02.085 --> 01:11:07.124 Together with them into the depths of oblivion. 1015 01:11:08.781 --> 01:11:09.782 Dad? 1016 01:11:36.809 --> 01:11:37.948 Ms. Harris? 1017 01:11:39.778 --> 01:11:41.331 Ms. Harris, can you hear me? 1018 01:11:42.608 --> 01:11:43.782 It's okay, you're safe. 1019 01:11:43.782 --> 01:11:45.370 We're looking after you now. 1020 01:11:46.854 --> 01:11:48.165 Jim? 1021 01:11:48.165 --> 01:11:50.582 Providence! 1022 01:11:50.582 --> 01:11:52.377 They've gone. Ms. Harris. 1023 01:11:53.550 --> 01:11:54.827 After communication was lost, 1024 01:11:54.827 --> 01:11:57.140 we picked up your rover signal. 1025 01:11:57.140 --> 01:11:58.693 They found you drifting. 1026 01:11:58.693 --> 01:12:01.627 Your oxygen levels were dangerously low. 1027 01:12:01.627 --> 01:12:05.528 You've been unconscious for a couple of days. 1028 01:12:05.528 --> 01:12:07.253 You killed them. 1029 01:12:07.253 --> 01:12:08.910 You knew exactly what we were going into, 1030 01:12:08.910 --> 01:12:10.843 you fucking knew that! - Ms. Harris, calm down! 1031 01:12:10.843 --> 01:12:13.018 Ms. Harris, please, relax! 1032 01:12:13.018 --> 01:12:14.399 Please! - Neither of us got 1033 01:12:14.399 --> 01:12:16.366 what we wanted, did we? 1034 01:12:16.366 --> 01:12:18.023 You knew the risks. 1035 01:12:18.023 --> 01:12:19.921 No one must know what happened. 1036 01:12:19.921 --> 01:12:21.578 Ahh!!! 1037 01:12:21.578 --> 01:12:23.615 - Ms. Harris, calm down! - Ahh!!! 1038 01:12:23.615 --> 01:12:25.375 What's wrong with her? 1039 01:12:40.597 --> 01:12:41.633 Oh no. 1040 01:12:41.633 --> 01:12:42.875 No, no, no, no, no. 1041 01:12:42.875 --> 01:12:45.084 No! 1042 01:12:45.084 --> 01:12:47.880 Congratulations, bitch, you got exactly 1043 01:12:47.880 --> 01:12:49.882 what you fucking wanted! 1044 01:12:53.092 --> 01:12:54.577 No! No!