WEBVTT FILE 1 00:01:00.686 --> 00:01:02.395 How we doing, Richard? 2 00:01:02.479 --> 00:01:05.565 We should pass over the English coast 15 minutes ahead of time, sir. 3 00:01:05.649 --> 00:01:08.735 Well, with this load on our back, that's good going. 4 00:01:08.819 --> 00:01:10.862 Just trust the RAF, sir. 5 00:01:48.150 --> 00:01:51.152 -What the hell is that? -The shuttle ignition. 6 00:02:06.210 --> 00:02:09.879 Disappeared? And what happened to the Moonraker? 7 00:02:12.716 --> 00:02:14.383 Good God. 8 00:02:16.303 --> 00:02:19.263 Yes, yes, of course, Minister. Right away. 9 00:02:25.979 --> 00:02:29.774 Moneypenny, is 007 back from that African job? 10 00:02:29.858 --> 00:02:31.150 He's on his last leg, sir. 11 00:02:38.909 --> 00:02:42.578 Any higher, Mr. Bond, my ears will pop. 12 00:02:47.125 --> 00:02:49.794 I don't think I'm ever going to fly with anyone else. 13 00:02:49.878 --> 00:02:51.921 You're so right, Mr. Bond. 14 00:03:00.514 --> 00:03:02.098 This is where we leave you, Mr. Bond. 15 00:03:02.182 --> 00:03:04.433 A little premature, isn't it? 16 00:03:09.523 --> 00:03:11.107 Enjoy your flight. 17 00:08:59.331 --> 00:09:02.041 -Good morning, Moneypenny. -James. 18 00:09:02.125 --> 00:09:03.542 But why are you so late? 19 00:09:03.627 --> 00:09:06.921 I fell out of an airplane without a parachute. 20 00:09:07.005 --> 00:09:10.299 -Who's in there? -Q and the Minister of Defense. 21 00:09:10.383 --> 00:09:12.051 You don't believe me, do you? 22 00:09:12.135 --> 00:09:15.471 -And you should go right in. -Yes, Moneypenny. 23 00:09:18.808 --> 00:09:22.603 -007. At last. -Good morning, sir. 24 00:09:22.687 --> 00:09:25.272 I think you know Frederick Gray, Minister of Defense. 25 00:09:25.357 --> 00:09:27.024 -Commander. -Minister. Q. 26 00:09:27.108 --> 00:09:28.651 007. 27 00:09:31.321 --> 00:09:33.239 Moonraker? 28 00:09:33.323 --> 00:09:37.243 -What do you know about Moonraker? -What I read in the newspaper, sir. 29 00:09:37.327 --> 00:09:39.328 Then you'll know that Moonraker, the space shuttle, 30 00:09:39.412 --> 00:09:40.412 was being flown over here 31 00:09:40.497 --> 00:09:42.915 on loan from the Americans on the back of a 747. 32 00:09:42.999 --> 00:09:45.167 Yes, which crashed somewhere in the Yukon, 33 00:09:45.252 --> 00:09:47.461 aircraft and shuttle totally destroyed, correct? 34 00:09:47.545 --> 00:09:51.548 -That's the official version. -The truth is rather more disturbing, 007. 35 00:09:51.633 --> 00:09:53.259 Look at this. 36 00:09:59.683 --> 00:10:03.894 Now, that's the scene of the crash. Wreckage strewn over a large area. 37 00:10:03.979 --> 00:10:05.729 That's all that's left of the fuselage. 38 00:10:05.814 --> 00:10:07.731 We've been through it with a fine-toothed comb, 39 00:10:07.816 --> 00:10:10.317 but there's no sign of Moonraker, not a trace. 40 00:10:10.402 --> 00:10:12.903 Are you suggesting the shuttle was hijacked in midair? 41 00:10:12.988 --> 00:10:15.197 That's for you to find out, 007. 42 00:10:15.282 --> 00:10:17.741 The shuttles are built in California by Drax Industries. 43 00:10:17.826 --> 00:10:22.705 Yes. We were responsible for the safety of that shuttle, Commander. 44 00:10:22.789 --> 00:10:25.958 The United States government is justifiably concerned. 45 00:10:26.042 --> 00:10:29.878 I can imagine. Then, California must be the place to start. 46 00:10:29.963 --> 00:10:32.965 -I agree. -Don't make any mistakes, 007. 47 00:10:33.049 --> 00:10:36.552 The situation is critical. We've got to find that shuttle. 48 00:10:36.636 --> 00:10:38.053 Yes, sir. 49 00:10:38.805 --> 00:10:40.723 If that's all, gentlemen... 50 00:10:40.849 --> 00:10:44.310 Just a minute, 007. I've got something for you. 51 00:10:46.730 --> 00:10:50.024 Roll up your right sleeve, will you? 52 00:10:50.108 --> 00:10:53.027 This is now being issued as standard equipment. 53 00:10:53.111 --> 00:10:55.070 Strap it on your wrist. 54 00:10:59.326 --> 00:11:02.703 It's activated by nerve impulses from the wrist muscles. 55 00:11:02.787 --> 00:11:04.121 Like this? 56 00:11:06.499 --> 00:11:09.001 Oh, thank you, 007. 57 00:11:09.085 --> 00:11:11.503 -Be careful, will you? -Yes, Q. 58 00:11:11.588 --> 00:11:14.715 Ten darts, five blue-tipped with armor piercing heads, 59 00:11:14.799 --> 00:11:19.011 five red-tipped, cyanide coated, causing death in 30 seconds. 60 00:11:19.095 --> 00:11:23.015 Very novel, Q. You must get them in the stores for Christmas. 61 00:11:23.099 --> 00:11:25.059 Good morning, gentlemen. 62 00:11:36.988 --> 00:11:40.783 -Welcome to California, Mr. Bond. -I like it already. 63 00:11:52.128 --> 00:11:54.463 My name is Corinne Dufour. 64 00:11:54.547 --> 00:11:57.216 Oh, and you're going to be showing me around, are you, Corinne? 65 00:11:57.300 --> 00:12:01.553 No. I'm just a humble pilot in the service of the Drax Corporation. 66 00:12:11.898 --> 00:12:17.319 This is the Drax estate now. Everything you see belongs to Mr. Drax. 67 00:12:17.946 --> 00:12:21.865 -Owns a lot, doesn't he? -What he doesn't own, he doesn't want. 68 00:12:26.329 --> 00:12:28.997 We're approaching the main complex now. 69 00:12:31.167 --> 00:12:32.918 That's where the Moonraker shuttle is made? 70 00:12:33.002 --> 00:12:35.921 That's right, workshops, hangars, 71 00:12:36.005 --> 00:12:40.134 design and experimental blocks, test centers, everything. 72 00:12:40.218 --> 00:12:41.677 Very impressive. 73 00:12:52.105 --> 00:12:56.024 I'd heard that Hugo Drax is obsessed with the conquest of space. 74 00:12:56.151 --> 00:13:00.779 Now, I can believe it. Good Lord. 75 00:13:08.413 --> 00:13:12.708 The Drax residence. Every stone brought from France. 76 00:13:14.043 --> 00:13:16.962 -Cute, isn't it? -Magnificent. 77 00:13:17.046 --> 00:13:18.797 Why didn't he buy the Eiffel Tower as well? 78 00:13:18.882 --> 00:13:22.509 He did, but the French government refused him an export permit. 79 00:13:39.944 --> 00:13:43.030 Look there. Those are the astronaut trainees. 80 00:13:43.114 --> 00:13:47.701 Mr. Drax is financing the entire training program out of his own pocket. 81 00:13:48.745 --> 00:13:51.872 He seems to have an eye for a good investment. 82 00:14:11.392 --> 00:14:15.437 Mr. Drax will see Mr. Bond in the drawing room, Miss Dufour. 83 00:14:15.522 --> 00:14:18.815 -Thank you, Cavendish. -This way, please, sir. 84 00:14:57.146 --> 00:14:59.481 Mr. Bond, sir. 85 00:15:02.902 --> 00:15:05.279 -Mr. Bond. -Mr. Drax. 86 00:15:06.030 --> 00:15:09.658 Allow me to present, before they leave us, Countess Lubinski, 87 00:15:09.742 --> 00:15:12.703 Lady Victoria Devon, Mr. Bond. 88 00:15:13.204 --> 00:15:15.247 How do you do? 89 00:15:17.333 --> 00:15:21.545 Well, my dear fellow, your reputation precedes you, of course. 90 00:15:21.629 --> 00:15:26.008 I'm honored that your government should send you on so delicate a mission. 91 00:15:26.092 --> 00:15:27.509 Delicate, Mr. Drax? 92 00:15:27.594 --> 00:15:31.555 Well, to apologize in person for the loss of my space shuttle. 93 00:15:33.016 --> 00:15:36.476 How would Oscar Wilde have put it? 94 00:15:36.561 --> 00:15:40.772 "To lose one aircraft may be regarded as a misfortune, 95 00:15:41.941 --> 00:15:44.860 "to lose two seems like carelessness." 96 00:15:48.323 --> 00:15:52.367 Well, an apology will be made to the American government, Mr. Drax, 97 00:15:52.452 --> 00:15:56.580 when we've discovered why there was no trace of the Moonraker in that wreckage. 98 00:15:56.664 --> 00:16:00.709 And your loyalty commands respect, Mr. Bond. 99 00:16:02.128 --> 00:16:04.880 You have arrived at a propitious moment, 100 00:16:04.964 --> 00:16:08.300 coincident with your country's one indisputable contribution 101 00:16:08.384 --> 00:16:11.219 to Western civilization. 102 00:16:11.304 --> 00:16:13.055 Afternoon tea. 103 00:16:13.890 --> 00:16:18.685 -May I press you to a cucumber sandwich? -Thank you, no, nothing at all. 104 00:16:18.770 --> 00:16:21.605 The shuttle, is it made entirely here in California? 105 00:16:21.689 --> 00:16:24.316 No. I own a number of subsidiaries throughout the world, 106 00:16:24.400 --> 00:16:26.151 producing components. 107 00:16:26.235 --> 00:16:29.321 The conquest of space represents an investment in the future 108 00:16:29.405 --> 00:16:32.532 of the entire human race, Mr. Bond. 109 00:16:32.617 --> 00:16:38.121 It is, therefore, logical to seek out the best that each nation has to offer. 110 00:16:38.206 --> 00:16:44.002 -Are you referring to people or skills? -Both, Mr. Bond. 111 00:16:53.596 --> 00:16:57.349 -Am I too soon? -Not at all. 112 00:16:57.433 --> 00:17:00.769 I'm sure Mr. Bond is eager to start his tour. 113 00:17:00.853 --> 00:17:04.523 Miss Dufour will escort you to Dr. Goodhead who will show you around. 114 00:17:04.607 --> 00:17:06.733 Ask anything you like. 115 00:17:06.818 --> 00:17:10.320 -Thank you for being so cooperative. -A pleasure. 116 00:17:20.581 --> 00:17:26.461 Look after Mr. Bond. See that some harm comes to him. 117 00:17:30.216 --> 00:17:32.801 You'll find Dr. Goodhead first on the right. 118 00:17:32.927 --> 00:17:37.305 -Oh. Thank you for the ride. -Call on me if you need anything. 119 00:18:01.122 --> 00:18:02.497 Good afternoon. 120 00:18:02.582 --> 00:18:05.083 -Can I help you? -Yes. My name is Bond. 121 00:18:05.168 --> 00:18:07.878 James Bond. I'm looking for Dr. Goodhead. 122 00:18:07.962 --> 00:18:11.590 -You just found her. -A woman. 123 00:18:12.675 --> 00:18:16.470 Your powers of observation do you credit, Mr. Bond. 124 00:18:16.554 --> 00:18:18.513 James, to my friends. 125 00:18:19.432 --> 00:18:21.016 Holly Goodhead. 126 00:18:21.976 --> 00:18:26.313 -Are you training to be an astronaut? -I'm fully trained. 127 00:18:26.397 --> 00:18:29.441 On loan from NASA, the Space Administration. 128 00:18:31.027 --> 00:18:34.112 Well, Mr. Bond, I guess we'd better get started. 129 00:18:34.197 --> 00:18:38.408 You don't want to lose time as well as a space shuttle, do you? 130 00:18:45.833 --> 00:18:47.834 This is it, the Moonraker. 131 00:18:47.919 --> 00:18:50.337 Capable of being launched into space by rocket... 132 00:18:50.421 --> 00:18:52.631 Orbiting the Earth and reentering the atmosphere to land 133 00:18:52.715 --> 00:18:55.091 like any conventional aircraft. 134 00:19:01.307 --> 00:19:04.309 This is the centrifuge training. 135 00:19:04.393 --> 00:19:09.022 It simulates the gravity force you feel when shot into space. 136 00:19:13.820 --> 00:19:17.072 The speed is controlled by the instructor from up there. 137 00:19:17.156 --> 00:19:19.241 Why not try it? 138 00:19:20.785 --> 00:19:22.744 Why not? 139 00:19:28.751 --> 00:19:32.879 -Strap yourself in firmly. -Yes, Doctor. 140 00:19:34.423 --> 00:19:36.967 Now your arms. 141 00:19:37.051 --> 00:19:39.511 That's to prevent you from knocking yourself out. 142 00:19:39.595 --> 00:19:40.887 I see. 143 00:19:47.979 --> 00:19:51.064 How fast does it go? 144 00:19:52.275 --> 00:19:55.360 It can go up to 20 Gs, but that would be fatal. 145 00:19:55.444 --> 00:19:58.196 Three Gs is equivalent to take-off pressure. 146 00:19:58.281 --> 00:20:01.283 Most people pass out at seven. 147 00:20:01.367 --> 00:20:03.869 You make a great saleswoman. 148 00:20:03.953 --> 00:20:07.998 You don't have to worry. This is what we call a "Chicken Switch." 149 00:20:08.082 --> 00:20:10.166 You just keep your finger on that button, 150 00:20:10.251 --> 00:20:12.711 the moment the pressure gets too much for you, release the button 151 00:20:12.795 --> 00:20:16.214 -and the power's cut off. -Just like that? 152 00:20:16.299 --> 00:20:20.677 Come on, Mr. Bond. A 70-year-old can take 3 Gs. 153 00:20:20.761 --> 00:20:25.390 Well, the trouble is there is never a 70-year-old around when you need one. 154 00:20:31.355 --> 00:20:34.149 -You want me? -Mr. Drax says to telephone him. 155 00:20:34.233 --> 00:20:39.946 All right, I'll call him from my office. You go ahead. I'll be right back. 156 00:20:40.031 --> 00:20:44.034 The instructor will supervise the session. Enjoy yourself. 157 00:20:52.877 --> 00:20:55.712 Yes. We're taking good care of him. 158 00:23:25.321 --> 00:23:29.032 I don't know what could've happened. 159 00:23:29.116 --> 00:23:32.202 Something must've gone wrong with the controls. 160 00:23:46.926 --> 00:23:48.885 Let me help you. 161 00:24:20.292 --> 00:24:24.546 My mother gave me a list of things not to do on a first date. 162 00:24:24.630 --> 00:24:28.216 Maybe you won't need it. That's not what I came for. 163 00:24:28.300 --> 00:24:31.386 No. What do you want then? 164 00:24:33.973 --> 00:24:38.685 Would your feelings be shattered if I were to say information? 165 00:24:38.769 --> 00:24:43.022 -Why should I tell you anything? -Why, indeed? 166 00:24:48.362 --> 00:24:50.947 You presume a great deal, Mr. Bond. 167 00:25:07.423 --> 00:25:10.508 What goes on here besides the manufacture of Moonraker? 168 00:25:10.593 --> 00:25:13.219 And the astronaut training program? 169 00:25:13.304 --> 00:25:17.849 There are other laboratories, but not much is happening now. 170 00:25:17.933 --> 00:25:19.767 No? 171 00:25:19.852 --> 00:25:24.981 They were working on something very secret, but everything's been moved. 172 00:25:25.065 --> 00:25:26.983 Where to? 173 00:25:29.320 --> 00:25:31.821 I don't know. 174 00:25:37.036 --> 00:25:40.914 What about that list of your mother's? 175 00:25:40.998 --> 00:25:43.625 I never learned to read. 176 00:26:41.684 --> 00:26:44.269 What are you doing? 177 00:26:44.353 --> 00:26:47.897 You whetted my appetite for information. 178 00:26:47.982 --> 00:26:51.401 Is there a safe in here? Thank you. 179 00:26:54.029 --> 00:26:55.613 James, no. 180 00:27:38.240 --> 00:27:40.533 That's amazing. 181 00:27:42.286 --> 00:27:45.955 There you are, you see? You have a heart of gold. 182 00:27:46.040 --> 00:27:47.749 Eighteen karat. 183 00:28:24.745 --> 00:28:25.703 You must go. 184 00:28:25.788 --> 00:28:28.831 Well, you go first. I'll turn off the lights. 185 00:28:33.921 --> 00:28:35.838 Thank you. 186 00:28:43.472 --> 00:28:46.516 -Take care of yourself. -And you. 187 00:30:24.156 --> 00:30:26.073 Ah, my dear Bond. 188 00:30:26.158 --> 00:30:31.204 This is Mademoiselle Deladier and La Signorina del Mateo. 189 00:30:31.288 --> 00:30:33.664 -Ladies. -I'll see you at lunch. 190 00:30:36.585 --> 00:30:39.337 A pity you leave us. Such good sport. 191 00:30:40.589 --> 00:30:41.923 Unless you're a pheasant. 192 00:30:42.007 --> 00:30:46.511 Really, Mr. Bond. Take my gun, a stray bird may fly over. 193 00:30:46.595 --> 00:30:48.971 I only stopped to thank you for your hospitality. 194 00:30:49.056 --> 00:30:52.558 Fraser will get you to the airport in plenty of time. 195 00:30:54.436 --> 00:30:56.354 Come now. 196 00:31:14.957 --> 00:31:18.751 -I doubt if I'm in your class. -Oh, you're too modest, Mr. Bond. 197 00:31:26.969 --> 00:31:28.803 Over there. 198 00:31:36.436 --> 00:31:38.354 You missed, Mr. Bond. 199 00:31:40.857 --> 00:31:42.149 Did I? 200 00:31:44.111 --> 00:31:47.822 As you said, such good sport. 201 00:32:11.179 --> 00:32:14.098 You called for me, Mr. Drax. 202 00:32:14.182 --> 00:32:16.309 You were with Bond last night in my study. 203 00:32:16.393 --> 00:32:17.393 No, I... 204 00:32:17.477 --> 00:32:19.604 -You showed him the safe. -I didn't. 205 00:32:19.688 --> 00:32:23.524 I'm terminating your employment. You will leave immediately. 206 00:33:54.783 --> 00:33:58.119 Franco, I'll call you to tell you where to meet me. 207 00:34:18.849 --> 00:34:20.891 Could I interest you in something? 208 00:34:20.976 --> 00:34:23.769 Why, I'm tempted to say yes immediately. 209 00:34:23.854 --> 00:34:26.397 But I think maybe I'd better have a look around. 210 00:34:26.481 --> 00:34:28.983 Please. Go anywhere you wish. 211 00:35:12.235 --> 00:35:15.529 And in 1955, the Venini Museum and Glass Works 212 00:35:15.614 --> 00:35:17.448 was taken over by Drax Industries. 213 00:35:18.241 --> 00:35:21.076 And here, ladies and gentlemen, we have some of the rarest examples 214 00:35:21.161 --> 00:35:22.661 of the glassblower's art. 215 00:35:22.746 --> 00:35:26.373 As you know, everything was done absolutely by hand. 216 00:35:27.042 --> 00:35:29.293 Here is a vase done by Lorenzo Graziati, 217 00:35:29.377 --> 00:35:34.882 sometime between 1850 and 1860. If you'd like to follow me over here. 218 00:35:37.302 --> 00:35:43.307 This exquisite bowl was fashioned about 1520, over 450 years ago. 219 00:35:43.683 --> 00:35:46.352 If it ever came on the market, it would certainly fetch a price 220 00:35:46.436 --> 00:35:49.647 in excess of one million American dollars. 221 00:35:50.023 --> 00:35:53.275 But if any of you are thinking of taking it... 222 00:35:54.694 --> 00:35:57.488 Now, we have here a very early 17th century dish 223 00:35:57.572 --> 00:35:59.240 with an aquamarine medallion. 224 00:35:59.324 --> 00:36:03.160 Over here, we have something very, very interesting. 225 00:36:03.829 --> 00:36:05.621 This glass-handled sword, 226 00:36:05.705 --> 00:36:09.208 the only one of its kind in the world, 227 00:36:09.292 --> 00:36:13.003 was owned by General Menotti in the late 18th century 228 00:36:13.088 --> 00:36:14.296 and is the work of Bruno... 229 00:36:47.622 --> 00:36:49.582 14th century. 230 00:36:53.461 --> 00:36:55.504 Dr. Goodhead. 231 00:36:55.589 --> 00:36:59.091 I can only hope your presence here is a coincidence, Mr. Bond. 232 00:36:59.175 --> 00:37:03.304 -I dislike being spied on. -Well, don't we all? 233 00:37:03.930 --> 00:37:05.890 You're staying at the Danieli, aren't you? 234 00:37:05.974 --> 00:37:10.227 -Yes. How did you know? -Well, I like to keep abreast of things. 235 00:37:11.271 --> 00:37:14.565 May I ask what you're doing in Venice? 236 00:37:14.649 --> 00:37:18.110 I'm addressing a seminar of the European Space Commission. 237 00:37:18.194 --> 00:37:20.154 My, heavy stuff. 238 00:37:20.238 --> 00:37:22.364 But there again, I keep forgetting that you are 239 00:37:22.449 --> 00:37:25.159 more than just a very beautiful woman. 240 00:37:25.994 --> 00:37:29.413 If you're trying to be ingratiating, Mr. Bond, don't bother. 241 00:37:29.497 --> 00:37:31.415 I have more important things on my mind. 242 00:37:31.499 --> 00:37:33.584 Ah, that's what I'd like to talk to you about. 243 00:37:33.668 --> 00:37:36.545 -Dinner this evening? -This evening I'm giving my address. 244 00:37:37.172 --> 00:37:41.008 Well, then, can you think of reason why we don't have a drink afterwards? 245 00:37:41.092 --> 00:37:43.844 Not immediately. But I'm sure I shall. 246 00:37:48.224 --> 00:37:49.558 Franco. 247 00:49:03.899 --> 00:49:05.692 Play it again, Sam. 248 00:49:37.600 --> 00:49:40.644 -What the hell are you doing here? -Convalescing. 249 00:49:40.728 --> 00:49:43.438 Your friend Cha just tried to kill me. 250 00:49:44.607 --> 00:49:46.274 And you think I had something to do with it? 251 00:49:46.359 --> 00:49:49.027 Well, the thought had flashed across my mind. 252 00:49:51.197 --> 00:49:55.617 -What's Drax up to in that laboratory? -Why don't you ask him yourself? 253 00:49:58.037 --> 00:50:01.998 -You leaving me your telephone number? -I don't see the point. 254 00:50:03.959 --> 00:50:06.044 Ah, now I do. 255 00:50:08.172 --> 00:50:10.757 Not what I want to get stuck with tonight. 256 00:50:13.177 --> 00:50:16.513 James, why don't you pour yourself a drink? 257 00:50:16.597 --> 00:50:18.181 Thank you. 258 00:50:21.602 --> 00:50:23.603 Daily diary. 259 00:50:29.110 --> 00:50:31.444 Fairly deadly diary. 260 00:50:32.988 --> 00:50:36.866 Bollinger. If it's '69, you were expecting me. 261 00:50:56.429 --> 00:50:58.763 Trifle overpowering, your scent. 262 00:51:08.482 --> 00:51:11.109 Standard CIA equipment. 263 00:51:11.193 --> 00:51:13.987 And the CIA placed you with Drax, correct? 264 00:51:14.071 --> 00:51:16.740 -Very astute of you, James. -Oh, not really. 265 00:51:16.824 --> 00:51:18.825 I have friends in low places. 266 00:51:18.909 --> 00:51:22.662 Could this possibly be the moment for us to pool our resources? 267 00:51:23.831 --> 00:51:26.166 It could have its compensations. 268 00:51:40.181 --> 00:51:43.016 Where are you planning on going from here? 269 00:51:43.100 --> 00:51:45.852 I'm not planning on going anywhere. 270 00:51:47.980 --> 00:51:53.026 Oh, I suppose you're right, Holly. We would be better off working together. 271 00:51:53.110 --> 00:51:56.112 -Detente? -Agreed. 272 00:51:56.197 --> 00:51:58.990 -Understanding? -Possibly. 273 00:52:00.159 --> 00:52:03.077 -Cooperation? -Maybe. 274 00:52:04.038 --> 00:52:06.372 -Trust? -Out of the question. 275 00:52:40.324 --> 00:52:43.910 Send the night porter up for my bags immediately, please. 276 00:52:50.501 --> 00:52:54.629 I hope you know what you're doing, Bond. I've played bridge with this fellow Drax. 277 00:52:54.713 --> 00:52:58.341 007 doesn't usually push the panic button unless it's something serious. 278 00:52:58.425 --> 00:52:59.717 -I should hope not. -Good morning, Inspector. 279 00:52:59.802 --> 00:53:01.427 -Good morning. -I see you've covered everything 280 00:53:01.512 --> 00:53:04.097 -with our Italian friends. -Yes, sir. 281 00:53:16.777 --> 00:53:18.695 -Is this it? -Yes, sir. 282 00:53:22.408 --> 00:53:23.741 Gas masks? 283 00:53:23.826 --> 00:53:26.870 We can't afford to take any chances, Minister. 284 00:54:01.322 --> 00:54:04.073 Frederick Gray. What a surprise. 285 00:54:04.158 --> 00:54:07.660 And in distinguished company, all wearing gas masks. 286 00:54:09.246 --> 00:54:11.414 You must excuse me, gentlemen, not being English, 287 00:54:11.498 --> 00:54:15.585 I sometimes find your sense of humor rather difficult to follow. 288 00:54:19.840 --> 00:54:23.676 On behalf of the British government, I apologize. 289 00:54:26.055 --> 00:54:28.932 I think you owe us an explanation, 007. 290 00:54:30.017 --> 00:54:33.227 I've never been so humiliated in my life. 291 00:54:33.312 --> 00:54:35.605 Your man should be taken off the assignment. 292 00:54:35.689 --> 00:54:37.732 I'll see you at the consulate. 293 00:54:38.651 --> 00:54:40.902 I'll have to do what he says. 294 00:54:40.986 --> 00:54:45.740 Well, before you do that, sir, have Q do an analysis of this. 295 00:54:47.076 --> 00:54:48.868 I took it from the laboratory. 296 00:54:48.953 --> 00:54:52.538 Tell him to exercise extreme caution. It is lethal. 297 00:54:53.874 --> 00:54:56.125 So, there was a laboratory. 298 00:54:58.212 --> 00:55:01.214 You better take two weeks leave of absence, 007. 299 00:55:02.383 --> 00:55:04.759 Do have any thoughts about where you might go? 300 00:55:04.843 --> 00:55:08.846 I've always had a hankering to go to Rio, sir. 301 00:55:08.931 --> 00:55:11.808 I think I can recall your mentioning it. 302 00:55:11.892 --> 00:55:16.688 007, no slipups or we're both in trouble. 303 00:55:23.320 --> 00:55:26.239 Yes, a minor crisis has been averted. 304 00:55:26.323 --> 00:55:28.783 No, no, nothing serious, but all merchandise 305 00:55:28.867 --> 00:55:32.036 is to be rerouted as from today. 306 00:55:32.121 --> 00:55:34.956 Now, regarding a replacement for Cha, 307 00:55:35.040 --> 00:55:38.167 do you have someone in mind? 308 00:55:38.252 --> 00:55:40.670 Oh, yes, well, if you can get him, of course. 309 00:55:41.130 --> 00:55:47.218 Flight BA128 to Rio de Janeiro now boarding, gate number seven. 310 00:56:20.794 --> 00:56:22.837 Welcome to Rio, Mr. Bond. 311 00:57:05.005 --> 00:57:08.091 -The President Suite. -Really? 312 00:57:09.301 --> 00:57:13.012 Well, don't bother showing me the rest. If I get lost, I'll take a cab. 313 00:57:31.031 --> 00:57:34.784 -Do you come with the suite? -It depends who's renting it. 314 00:57:34.868 --> 00:57:37.537 Vodka martini? Shaken not stirred. 315 00:57:39.540 --> 00:57:41.874 Why were you following me from the airport? 316 00:57:41.959 --> 00:57:45.336 I was trying to meet you. My name is Manuela. 317 00:57:45.420 --> 00:57:49.507 I work for Station VH. We have been asked to assist you. 318 00:57:49.591 --> 00:57:51.968 M thinks of everything. 319 00:57:52.052 --> 00:57:55.429 Tell me, Manuela, do the initials C and W mean anything to you? 320 00:57:55.556 --> 00:58:00.268 C and W? Yes, Carlos and Wilmsberg. 321 00:58:00.352 --> 00:58:02.478 They are very big importers in Rio. 322 00:58:02.563 --> 00:58:05.481 A subsidiary of the Drax Group, I believe. 323 00:58:05.566 --> 00:58:08.651 They have a warehouse on Carioca Avenue. 324 00:58:08.735 --> 00:58:10.862 I'd like to pay it a discreet visit tonight. 325 00:58:10.946 --> 00:58:15.408 Tonight? I think you may find that a little difficult. 326 00:58:15.492 --> 00:58:20.037 Difficult or not, it's something we have to do. 327 00:58:20.122 --> 00:58:22.498 And meanwhile, 328 00:58:22.583 --> 00:58:27.253 how do you kill five hours in Rio if you don't samba? 329 00:58:53.280 --> 00:58:57.241 -There's the warehouse. -And not a soul about. 330 00:58:57.326 --> 00:59:00.828 -I think there's a way around the back. -Good thinking. 331 00:59:34.363 --> 00:59:35.821 This is it. 332 00:59:36.823 --> 00:59:39.951 Don't talk to any strange men. I'll be back. 333 01:02:32.374 --> 01:02:37.086 -Are you all right? -Yes, but I'd rather dance with you. 334 01:02:37.170 --> 01:02:40.381 I did tell you not to talk to any strange men. 335 01:02:41.425 --> 01:02:44.927 -Did you find anything in there? -Only this. 336 01:02:47.180 --> 01:02:48.305 "Drax Air Freight." 337 01:02:48.390 --> 01:02:49.849 Do you know which airport they operate from? 338 01:02:49.933 --> 01:02:53.310 Yes. San Pietro. Do you want me to take you there? 339 01:02:53.395 --> 01:02:56.105 No, I think you need some rest. 340 01:02:56.189 --> 01:02:57.940 -Come on. I'll drop you off. -Okay. 341 01:04:28.114 --> 01:04:33.702 -Haven't we met before somewhere? -The face is familiar, as is the manner. 342 01:04:35.121 --> 01:04:37.540 It's become distinctly chilly since Venice. 343 01:04:37.624 --> 01:04:39.458 Well, that was before you walked out on me. 344 01:04:39.543 --> 01:04:42.503 Yes, nearly tripping over your suitcase on the way through the door. 345 01:04:42.587 --> 01:04:43.879 So? 346 01:04:43.964 --> 01:04:47.883 So why waste time working against each other? 347 01:04:47.968 --> 01:04:52.263 I've checked Drax's warehouse in town. It's empty. 348 01:04:52.347 --> 01:04:53.764 That's no surprise. Since I've been here, 349 01:04:53.848 --> 01:04:56.225 those planes have been taking off every two hours. 350 01:04:56.309 --> 01:04:59.603 -Yes. He's moving out. -Where to? 351 01:05:00.897 --> 01:05:02.731 That's what we're going to find out, 352 01:05:02.816 --> 01:05:05.150 now that we're working together. 353 01:05:10.031 --> 01:05:14.868 -I still don't know if I trust you. -I don't know if I trust you either. 354 01:05:16.162 --> 01:05:19.373 That's what makes it more exciting, doesn't it? 355 01:05:51.698 --> 01:05:55.242 -What's wrong? -I don't know. 356 01:05:55.327 --> 01:05:58.203 But I'm sure we're better off out than in. 357 01:05:59.122 --> 01:06:00.873 Bring that chain. 358 01:06:27.901 --> 01:06:32.237 -Hang on, James. -The thought had occurred to me. 359 01:07:11.319 --> 01:07:13.320 I might have guessed. 360 01:07:13.405 --> 01:07:15.864 -Do you know him? -Not socially. 361 01:07:15.949 --> 01:07:18.450 His name's Jaws. He kills people. 362 01:08:29.189 --> 01:08:31.356 Here, give me the chain. 363 01:08:42.368 --> 01:08:44.286 Come on. Hang on to me. 364 01:09:21.950 --> 01:09:23.242 Jump. 365 01:10:29.767 --> 01:10:33.061 -Have you broken something? -Only my tailor's heart. 366 01:10:37.650 --> 01:10:41.236 -What was that for? -For saving my life. 367 01:10:41.321 --> 01:10:43.572 Remind me to do it more often. 368 01:10:56.169 --> 01:10:59.004 Oh, thank you, but we're in great shape. 369 01:12:09.075 --> 01:12:11.076 Sorry about that. 370 01:14:06.359 --> 01:14:09.444 James! You look as though you've just fallen off a mountain. 371 01:14:09.529 --> 01:14:11.905 Well, it's funny you should say that, Moneypenny. 372 01:14:11.989 --> 01:14:15.742 As a matter of fact, I was in a cable car and... 373 01:14:15.827 --> 01:14:18.537 -Never mind. -The other courtyard. 374 01:14:21.624 --> 01:14:26.086 -Ah, there you are, 007. -Balls, Q? 375 01:14:26.170 --> 01:14:28.046 Bolas, 007. 376 01:14:41.269 --> 01:14:44.938 -Good. Have that ready for Army Day. -Yes, sir. 377 01:14:45.022 --> 01:14:47.899 -Where's M? -He's in the office over there. 378 01:14:58.870 --> 01:15:00.620 This way. 379 01:15:02.540 --> 01:15:04.958 -Good morning, 007. -Good morning, sir. 380 01:15:05.042 --> 01:15:08.753 -You're just in time. Sit down. -Thank you, sir. 381 01:15:10.882 --> 01:15:13.258 -Q's come up with something. -Splendid. 382 01:15:13.342 --> 01:15:17.470 -Any news of Dr. Goodhead? -Afraid not. Right, Q. 383 01:15:17.555 --> 01:15:21.474 Well, it's a breakdown on that phial of liquid you picked up in Venice. 384 01:15:21.559 --> 01:15:24.394 -You know, you seem to be right, 007. -Thank you. 385 01:15:24.478 --> 01:15:29.316 It's a highly toxic nerve gas that appears to have no effect on animals. 386 01:15:29.400 --> 01:15:31.610 May I see the formula? 387 01:15:40.077 --> 01:15:42.704 It's a chemical formula of a plant. 388 01:15:45.291 --> 01:15:49.002 Orchideae anegra. A very rare orchid indeed. 389 01:15:49.086 --> 01:15:51.379 Yes. It was thought to be extinct. 390 01:15:51.464 --> 01:15:55.508 Until a missionary brought one back from the upper reaches of the Amazoco. 391 01:15:55.593 --> 01:15:58.553 Well, actually he brought it back from the area of the River Tapirape. 392 01:15:58.638 --> 01:16:02.557 Well done, James. You better get up there and fast. 393 01:16:02.642 --> 01:16:07.729 And I've got something to get him there, if 007 can be trusted to look after it. 394 01:24:12.506 --> 01:24:17.969 Mr. Bond, you defy all my attempts to plan an amusing death for you. 395 01:24:18.971 --> 01:24:20.680 You're not a sportsman, Mr. Bond. 396 01:24:20.764 --> 01:24:23.850 Why did you break off the encounter with my pet python? 397 01:24:23.934 --> 01:24:26.477 I discovered he had a crush on me. 398 01:24:27.312 --> 01:24:28.604 Jaws. 399 01:24:39.158 --> 01:24:43.661 Moonraker One on preset launch program, minus two minutes. 400 01:24:43.746 --> 01:24:46.122 Retract crew access arm. 401 01:24:46.206 --> 01:24:48.541 CAA retracted. 402 01:24:48.625 --> 01:24:52.378 -Transfer orbiter power. -Internal power transferred. 403 01:24:52.463 --> 01:24:54.338 Activate hydraulics. 404 01:24:54.423 --> 01:24:58.176 -Hydraulics activated. -Activate auxiliary power unit. 405 01:24:58.343 --> 01:25:02.346 -APU activated. -LH2 replenish. 406 01:25:02.431 --> 01:25:06.559 -Status confirmed. -Pressurize MPS helium tanks. 407 01:25:06.852 --> 01:25:09.270 Helium flight pressure confirmed. 408 01:25:10.647 --> 01:25:13.775 What exactly are you up to here, Drax? 409 01:25:13.859 --> 01:25:17.779 -And why the orchids? -The curse of a civilization. 410 01:25:17.863 --> 01:25:20.782 It was neither war nor pestilence that wiped out the race 411 01:25:20.866 --> 01:25:24.285 who built the great city lying around us. 412 01:25:24.536 --> 01:25:27.705 It was their reverence for this lovely flower. 413 01:25:27.831 --> 01:25:32.335 Because long-term exposure to its pollen caused sterility. 414 01:25:32.711 --> 01:25:34.712 Correct, Mr. Bond. 415 01:25:34.797 --> 01:25:38.549 As you discovered, I have improved upon sterility. 416 01:25:39.510 --> 01:25:42.220 Those same seeds now yield death. 417 01:25:43.347 --> 01:25:47.975 Not, of course, to animals or plant life. One must preserve the balance of nature. 418 01:25:48.060 --> 01:25:50.686 Moonraker launch program now commencing. 419 01:25:50.771 --> 01:25:52.271 Minus 20 seconds. 420 01:25:52.356 --> 01:25:55.817 -SRB gimbal profile. -Activated. 421 01:25:55.901 --> 01:25:57.151 -Cooling pumps. -On. 422 01:25:57.236 --> 01:26:00.071 -IMU to inertial. -IMU confirmed. 423 01:26:00.155 --> 01:26:02.281 Moonraker One, liftoff. 424 01:26:09.289 --> 01:26:11.582 We have liftoff. 425 01:26:11.708 --> 01:26:18.339 Moonraker Two, T minus ten, nine, eight, seven, six, 426 01:26:18.924 --> 01:26:24.303 five, four, three, two, one. 427 01:26:24.388 --> 01:26:26.556 Main engine start. 428 01:26:26.640 --> 01:26:29.517 Moonraker Two, liftoff. 429 01:26:33.522 --> 01:26:37.400 -Moonraker Three. -Moonraker Three, liftoff. 430 01:26:37.693 --> 01:26:41.279 -Moonraker Two, confirm program pitch. -PP confirmed. 431 01:26:41.363 --> 01:26:43.865 Moonraker Four on preset launch program. 432 01:26:43.949 --> 01:26:45.908 Moonraker Four, liftoff. 433 01:26:46.285 --> 01:26:48.786 Moonraker One, SRB jettison. 434 01:26:50.873 --> 01:26:54.125 We have separation. Confirmed. 435 01:26:55.127 --> 01:26:57.295 Moonraker Three, confirm program pitch. 436 01:26:57.379 --> 01:27:00.506 Moonraker Five, on preset launch program. 437 01:27:00.591 --> 01:27:03.885 -Minus ten... -Drax, one more thing. 438 01:27:04.094 --> 01:27:06.554 You delivered a shuttle to the U.S. government, 439 01:27:06.638 --> 01:27:09.432 then you hijacked it. Why? 440 01:27:10.893 --> 01:27:13.269 Because I needed it. 441 01:27:13.353 --> 01:27:17.648 One of my own Moonrakers developed a fault during assembly. 442 01:27:18.108 --> 01:27:21.277 Now, you have distracted me enough. 443 01:27:21.653 --> 01:27:25.740 Jaws, Mr. Bond must be cold after his swim. 444 01:27:25.824 --> 01:27:28.576 Place him where he can be assured of warmth. 445 01:27:28.660 --> 01:27:32.246 -Confirmed. -Moonraker Two, go for orbit. 446 01:27:32.331 --> 01:27:34.290 Velocity, 1,000 feet per second. 447 01:27:34.374 --> 01:27:37.251 -All systems... -SRB jettison. 448 01:27:37.711 --> 01:27:39.837 Separation motors fired. 449 01:27:41.757 --> 01:27:44.634 Moonraker Five, cleared for launch. 450 01:27:58.607 --> 01:27:59.899 James. 451 01:28:05.072 --> 01:28:06.197 Thank God, you're safe. 452 01:28:06.740 --> 01:28:10.201 Moonraker Five, transfer orbiter power. 453 01:28:24.299 --> 01:28:26.926 Hydraulics activated. 454 01:28:27.010 --> 01:28:31.263 -Activate auxiliary power unit. -APU activated. 455 01:28:31.974 --> 01:28:34.016 -LH2 replenish. -Confirm. 456 01:28:34.101 --> 01:28:37.395 Even in death, my munificence is boundless. 457 01:28:37.479 --> 01:28:39.855 When this rocket lifts off, 458 01:28:39.940 --> 01:28:43.109 I shall be leaving you in your own private crematorium. 459 01:28:43.610 --> 01:28:48.072 Mr. Bond, Dr. Goodhead, I bid you farewell. 460 01:28:49.241 --> 01:28:53.911 -EPS, power on. -EPS, power confirmed. 461 01:28:59.960 --> 01:29:02.003 Come on, the air vent. 462 01:29:05.590 --> 01:29:07.842 Fuel tanks go, and go. 463 01:29:14.182 --> 01:29:16.976 Moonraker Five, preset. 464 01:29:17.060 --> 01:29:19.562 External LH2 pressure. 465 01:29:22.482 --> 01:29:26.444 -Retract crew access arm. -CAA retracted. 466 01:29:27.070 --> 01:29:28.988 Get back quick. 467 01:29:33.744 --> 01:29:36.787 T minus ten seconds, nine, 468 01:29:38.123 --> 01:29:39.331 seven, 469 01:29:39.416 --> 01:29:41.876 -six, five, four... -Bang on time. 470 01:29:41.960 --> 01:29:44.962 -four, three, two... -Come on, quick. 471 01:29:47.966 --> 01:29:49.759 Straight on. 472 01:30:02.147 --> 01:30:05.441 Moonraker Six, astro-technicians prepare to embark. 473 01:30:09.071 --> 01:30:13.282 I repeat, Moonraker Six astro-technicians, prepare to embark. 474 01:30:18.622 --> 01:30:21.624 -Moonraker Five crew. -All systems go. 475 01:30:25.921 --> 01:30:29.131 Moonraker Six, start launch sequence. 476 01:30:32.511 --> 01:30:35.346 -Go for orbit. -Confirm. 477 01:30:36.556 --> 01:30:39.266 We have separation. 478 01:30:39.351 --> 01:30:42.561 Moonraker Five ground crew stand down. 479 01:30:42.646 --> 01:30:45.064 Thrust 6.8 million pounds. 480 01:31:03.375 --> 01:31:05.459 We're going the wrong way. 481 01:31:12.175 --> 01:31:16.011 Moonraker Six, preset launch program completed. 482 01:31:16.096 --> 01:31:18.889 Pilots proceed from base to launch area. 483 01:31:31.570 --> 01:31:35.322 Shuttle go. Boosters go. 484 01:31:36.992 --> 01:31:38.534 Launch pad go. 485 01:31:38.660 --> 01:31:42.955 -External LO2 pressure? -Confirmed, 21 psia. 486 01:31:43.039 --> 01:31:48.377 -External LH2 pressure? -Confirmed, 42.5 psia. 487 01:31:48.461 --> 01:31:51.172 -IECF to internal power. -CAA retracted. 488 01:31:51.256 --> 01:31:55.134 Moonraker Six cleared for launch. T minus 10 seconds. 489 01:31:55.218 --> 01:32:01.015 Nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, 490 01:32:01.099 --> 01:32:04.393 three, two, one, go. 491 01:32:04.477 --> 01:32:08.022 It's all right. We're on a prearranged flight program. 492 01:32:58.490 --> 01:33:00.574 That's Drax in Moonraker Five. 493 01:33:14.631 --> 01:33:17.800 -What about the others? -I don't know. Let's see. 494 01:33:21.680 --> 01:33:24.098 We're all on parallel courses. 495 01:33:24.182 --> 01:33:27.017 So, we must be headed for a rendezvous in orbit. 496 01:34:14.774 --> 01:34:16.984 Let's see what cargo we have. 497 01:34:26.578 --> 01:34:30.998 -The animals went in two by two. -What do you mean by that? 498 01:34:31.082 --> 01:34:33.500 Noah's Ark. This operation. 499 01:35:03.281 --> 01:35:04.907 We're converging. 500 01:35:10.622 --> 01:35:13.457 -Control rockets? -Yes, we're slowing down. 501 01:35:19.756 --> 01:35:21.131 What's that? 502 01:35:55.166 --> 01:35:57.793 There's no image on the radar scanner. 503 01:36:10.014 --> 01:36:16.520 An entire city in space and still nothing on the radar scanner. 504 01:36:17.689 --> 01:36:20.607 -So nobody on Earth knows it's there. -Right. 505 01:36:22.735 --> 01:36:25.362 Drax must have a radar-jamming system. 506 01:36:27.949 --> 01:36:31.118 All Moonrakers prepare to initiate docking procedures 507 01:36:31.202 --> 01:36:33.370 and continue radio silence. 508 01:36:58.813 --> 01:37:03.650 Moonraker Six, you are now in manual. Initiate docking sequence. 509 01:37:19.167 --> 01:37:23.670 All shuttles now docked. Execute station activation procedure. 510 01:38:56.764 --> 01:39:00.350 Gravity, normal conditions. Life-support system, nominal. 511 01:39:02.979 --> 01:39:06.773 Moonraker Six technicians, commence operational sequence. 512 01:39:07.108 --> 01:39:10.152 -Sequence four initiated. -Check airlock seals. 513 01:39:10.236 --> 01:39:12.195 ALS secure. 514 01:39:19.329 --> 01:39:21.830 All personnel to Command satellite. 515 01:39:23.541 --> 01:39:26.043 All personnel to Command satellite. 516 01:39:29.088 --> 01:39:32.299 All crews to M5 segment. 517 01:39:32.383 --> 01:39:36.094 Moonraker Six technicians to M2 segment. 518 01:39:36.179 --> 01:39:39.473 Moonraker One and Three to M1 segment. 519 01:39:39.557 --> 01:39:44.144 Moonraker Four and Five to M4 segment. 520 01:39:44.228 --> 01:39:47.314 Moonraker Two to M5 segment. 521 01:39:48.274 --> 01:39:52.569 Units four and seven, man console as planned. 522 01:39:52.654 --> 01:39:57.824 Units one, three, five and six, assume pre-assigned stations. 523 01:39:57.909 --> 01:40:00.202 -Pressure on-line? -Confirmed. 524 01:40:00.286 --> 01:40:02.162 -Life support? -Normal. 525 01:40:06.918 --> 01:40:11.254 Those are the globes I saw in Venice with the nerve gas phials inside. 526 01:40:15.802 --> 01:40:20.764 First there was a dream. Now there is reality. 527 01:40:21.599 --> 01:40:25.519 Here in the untainted cradle of the heavens 528 01:40:25.603 --> 01:40:28.689 will be created a new super-race, 529 01:40:28.773 --> 01:40:33.443 a race of perfect physical specimens. 530 01:40:33.528 --> 01:40:38.532 You have been selected as its progenitors, like gods. 531 01:40:38.616 --> 01:40:43.578 Your offspring will return to Earth and shape it in their image. 532 01:40:43.663 --> 01:40:48.333 You have all served in humble capacities in my terrestrial empire. 533 01:40:48.418 --> 01:40:50.544 Your seed, like yourselves, 534 01:40:50.628 --> 01:40:56.591 will pay deference to the ultimate dynasty which I alone have created. 535 01:40:56.676 --> 01:41:01.513 From their first day on Earth they will be able to look up 536 01:41:01.639 --> 01:41:07.144 and know that there is law and order in the heavens. 537 01:41:09.689 --> 01:41:12.524 All units, start Operation Orchid. 538 01:41:17.447 --> 01:41:20.449 If we were visible from Earth, they'd investigate. 539 01:41:20.533 --> 01:41:23.452 Where do you suppose that radar-jamming system is? 540 01:41:23.536 --> 01:41:27.456 We didn't pass anything on the way here, so let's try this way. 541 01:41:29.083 --> 01:41:31.793 Station two, check coordinates, mode four. 542 01:41:33.379 --> 01:41:36.923 Initiate globe launch timing sequence. 543 01:41:37.008 --> 01:41:40.177 Orbital communicator, level 10. Zero gravity. 544 01:42:05.286 --> 01:42:07.871 This is it, the radar-jamming system. 545 01:42:10.833 --> 01:42:15.629 -Coordinate conversion program. -Check. 546 01:42:15.713 --> 01:42:19.216 -Side lobe gain. -Check. 547 01:42:19.300 --> 01:42:22.010 -Spectral response. -Check. 548 01:42:23.262 --> 01:42:28.141 -Spin stabilizer correction factor. -Okay. 549 01:42:28.226 --> 01:42:30.560 Gigahertz reflector efficiency. 550 01:42:32.980 --> 01:42:34.731 Solar photon screen. 551 01:42:56.379 --> 01:42:58.672 Where did you learn to fight like that? NASA? 552 01:42:58.756 --> 01:43:00.131 No, Vassar. 553 01:43:11.269 --> 01:43:12.894 -Switched off? -Permanently. 554 01:43:12.979 --> 01:43:14.312 Now we can be spotted from Earth. 555 01:43:18.776 --> 01:43:22.863 -This doesn't look good at all. -It's over 200 meters in diameter. 556 01:43:22.947 --> 01:43:25.365 Yes, yes. 557 01:43:25.449 --> 01:43:28.660 Will you please listen, General Gogol? We didn't put it up there. 558 01:43:28.744 --> 01:43:33.832 Neither did we, Colonel Scott. So what are you suggesting? 559 01:43:33.916 --> 01:43:37.669 We've taken action already. We're sending up a vehicle to intercept. 560 01:43:37.753 --> 01:43:41.381 Very well, but if we don't hear from you in the next 12 hours 561 01:43:41.465 --> 01:43:45.135 we take action ourselves and hold you responsible for the consequences. 562 01:43:46.637 --> 01:43:49.180 We'll be in touch, General. 563 01:43:49.265 --> 01:43:52.309 -Sorry to have woken you. -I was already awake. 564 01:43:53.394 --> 01:43:57.689 How can I sleep? Nothing but problems. 565 01:43:57.773 --> 01:44:00.692 Problems, problems. 566 01:44:01.903 --> 01:44:04.237 Marine astronauts to launch pad. 567 01:44:12.371 --> 01:44:17.667 -Launch pre-program complete, sir. -Launch globe number one. 568 01:45:13.224 --> 01:45:18.853 T.D.R.S.S. reports a launch, sir. Continental U.S.A. Vandenberg. 569 01:45:22.066 --> 01:45:26.236 There are no launches scheduled. Check radar-jamming system. 570 01:45:29.365 --> 01:45:30.365 Well? 571 01:45:30.449 --> 01:45:33.660 Jamming power supply and backup have failed, sir. 572 01:45:33.744 --> 01:45:37.622 -Investigate immediately. -Investigate number 28, immediately. 573 01:45:39.542 --> 01:45:41.918 James Bond. 574 01:45:42.003 --> 01:45:47.257 You appear with the tedious inevitability of an unloved season. 575 01:45:47.341 --> 01:45:50.135 I didn't think there were any seasons in space. 576 01:45:50.219 --> 01:45:53.680 As far as you're concerned, only winter. 577 01:45:53.764 --> 01:45:56.766 And the treacherous Dr. Goodhead. 578 01:45:56.851 --> 01:46:01.604 Despite your efforts, my finely wrought dream approaches its fulfillment. 579 01:46:01.689 --> 01:46:06.359 Your dream, whatever sort of nightmare it is, hasn't a chance, Drax. 580 01:46:06.444 --> 01:46:09.571 You think not? We shall see. 581 01:46:09.655 --> 01:46:12.157 We're coming up to second launch position. 582 01:46:12.241 --> 01:46:14.200 Launch globe number two. 583 01:46:25.588 --> 01:46:29.924 No doubt you have realized the splendor of my conception. 584 01:46:30.009 --> 01:46:33.553 First, a necklace of death about the Earth. 585 01:46:33.637 --> 01:46:39.601 50 globes, each releasing its nerve gas over a designated area, 586 01:46:39.685 --> 01:46:43.730 each capable of killing 100 million people. 587 01:46:43.814 --> 01:46:49.527 And the human race as you know it will cease to exist. 588 01:46:49.695 --> 01:46:54.240 Then a rebirth, a new world. 589 01:46:54.325 --> 01:46:57.035 U.S. spacecraft on course to intercept us, sir. 590 01:46:58.913 --> 01:47:02.499 Activate laser. Prepare to destroy spacecraft. 591 01:47:17.014 --> 01:47:21.851 You see, my dear Bond, we're well able to protect ourselves against all enemies. 592 01:47:24.438 --> 01:47:29.150 Allow me to introduce you to the airlock chamber. 593 01:47:29.235 --> 01:47:34.280 Observe, Mr. Bond, your route from this world to the next. 594 01:47:41.080 --> 01:47:42.622 And you, Dr. Goodhead. 595 01:47:42.706 --> 01:47:45.416 Your desire to be America's first woman in space 596 01:47:45.501 --> 01:47:47.460 will shortly be fulfilled. 597 01:47:47.545 --> 01:47:52.966 Leaving you on your flying stud farm, conceiving your new master race? 598 01:47:53.050 --> 01:47:55.260 If you like, yes. 599 01:47:55.344 --> 01:48:00.723 And of course, anyone not measuring up to your standards of physical perfection 600 01:48:00.808 --> 01:48:04.727 -will be exterminated. -Certainly. 601 01:48:07.106 --> 01:48:09.983 Interesting. 602 01:48:10.067 --> 01:48:11.442 Most interesting. 603 01:48:11.527 --> 01:48:14.571 Jaws, expel them. 604 01:48:20.744 --> 01:48:22.745 Jaws! You obey me! 605 01:48:29.086 --> 01:48:30.420 Expel them! 606 01:48:43.309 --> 01:48:44.642 Hold them! 607 01:48:48.063 --> 01:48:51.107 Sir, U.S. spacecraft, three minutes to intercept. 608 01:48:51.817 --> 01:48:53.610 Stand by to laser it. 609 01:49:02.745 --> 01:49:06.122 -Initiate firing sequence. -Initiating. 610 01:49:06.373 --> 01:49:10.627 U.S. spacecraft in laser range, 25.5 and closing. 611 01:49:11.045 --> 01:49:13.546 Range 15. 612 01:49:13.631 --> 01:49:14.964 Range 10. 613 01:49:19.845 --> 01:49:24.307 Prepare to fire. Five, four, three, two... 614 01:49:47.331 --> 01:49:48.498 It's stopped rotating. 615 01:50:25.703 --> 01:50:27.662 Open the cargo doors. 616 01:50:33.794 --> 01:50:36.796 Number one platoon, EVA. 617 01:50:36.880 --> 01:50:38.881 Number one platoon, EVA. 618 01:51:36.774 --> 01:51:37.899 Let's try docking. 619 01:52:13.727 --> 01:52:16.604 Colonel Scott will take the first landing! 620 01:52:17.731 --> 01:52:19.816 Intruders have docked at satellite seven, sir. 621 01:52:19.900 --> 01:52:23.486 Double the guard at every entrance in this satellite. 622 01:52:23.612 --> 01:52:26.406 Report intruders' progress throughout the space station. 623 01:52:26.490 --> 01:52:28.699 Number three globe ready for launching, sir. 624 01:52:28.784 --> 01:52:29.826 Proceed! 625 01:52:40.462 --> 01:52:44.048 Group One, attack enemy. All units shoot to kill. 626 01:52:52.516 --> 01:52:54.517 -Colonel Scott, don't shoot. -Hold your fire. 627 01:52:55.018 --> 01:53:00.106 Corridor five penetrated. Intruders advancing on Command satellite. 628 01:53:00.190 --> 01:53:02.567 Maintenance crew needed, section three. 629 01:54:09.468 --> 01:54:13.638 At least I shall have the pleasure of putting you out of my misery. 630 01:54:16.725 --> 01:54:18.476 Desolated, Mr. Bond? 631 01:54:22.814 --> 01:54:24.690 Heartbroken, Mr. Drax. 632 01:54:26.944 --> 01:54:28.236 Allow me. 633 01:54:30.489 --> 01:54:32.740 Take a giant step for mankind. 634 01:54:49.049 --> 01:54:52.009 -Where's Drax? -He had to fly. 635 01:54:52.803 --> 01:54:53.844 How's Scott doing? 636 01:54:53.929 --> 01:54:55.096 He's got control of the Command satellite. 637 01:54:55.180 --> 01:54:57.515 We put the launching gear for the globes out of action. 638 01:54:57.599 --> 01:55:00.977 When the station breaks up, they'll disintegrate. They'll harm no one. 639 01:55:01.061 --> 01:55:03.104 But the three that have gone, they'll kill millions. 640 01:55:03.188 --> 01:55:05.523 Those three must be destroyed. 641 01:55:17.578 --> 01:55:18.828 Come on! 642 01:55:26.461 --> 01:55:28.004 Colonel, get your men off as quickly as possible. 643 01:55:28.088 --> 01:55:30.131 Your mission is completed. 644 01:55:30.215 --> 01:55:32.883 Sergeant, round up your men, get them back to the shuttle. Fast! 645 01:55:32.968 --> 01:55:35.261 Back to the shuttle, everybody! On the double! 646 01:56:00.996 --> 01:56:03.956 Moonraker Five, that's the answer. Drax's shuttle is armed with a laser. 647 01:56:04.041 --> 01:56:06.500 We can track those globes and destroy them. 648 01:56:09.087 --> 01:56:12.048 It's hopeless, sir. The corridor's blocked. They can't get to us now. 649 01:56:12.174 --> 01:56:13.924 All right, let's go. 650 01:57:02.099 --> 01:57:04.141 Docking release system is jammed. 651 01:57:32.003 --> 01:57:35.840 Release the door lock. I'll see if I can operate it manually. 652 01:57:35.924 --> 01:57:37.508 It's jammed too. 653 01:57:52.733 --> 01:57:54.525 Well, here's to us. 654 01:58:10.584 --> 01:58:14.336 Jaws, we can't disengage. The docking release system is jammed. 655 01:58:14.421 --> 01:58:16.380 Can you help us? 656 01:58:40.906 --> 01:58:42.281 We're free. 657 01:58:57.923 --> 01:59:01.717 Don't worry, they'll make it. It's only 100 miles to Earth. 658 01:59:01.802 --> 01:59:03.385 Let's get a read-out on those globes. 659 01:59:25.492 --> 01:59:30.079 I have the three globes on the screen. We should have a visual in a minute. 660 01:59:38.755 --> 01:59:40.172 There it is. 661 01:59:43.260 --> 01:59:47.930 The laser's on automatic. Code 945 set. 662 02:00:03.446 --> 02:00:05.239 One down, two to go. 663 02:00:09.035 --> 02:00:11.120 Number two straight ahead. 664 02:00:18.461 --> 02:00:19.420 What is it? 665 02:00:19.504 --> 02:00:21.755 We're skipping on the Earth's atmosphere. 666 02:00:21.840 --> 02:00:23.132 In range. 667 02:00:32.809 --> 02:00:37.646 -We should see the last one soon. -There it is. 668 02:00:47.449 --> 02:00:49.408 -It's getting hot. -It can't be helped. 669 02:00:49.492 --> 02:00:53.454 I'm coming in at a steeper angle than I should in order to catch that last globe. 670 02:01:00.754 --> 02:01:05.716 I can't hold this course much longer. We'll break up at 200,000 feet. 671 02:01:05.800 --> 02:01:07.509 Just a few seconds more. 672 02:01:17.812 --> 02:01:22.608 Automatic firing system negative. Must be the heat. Switching to manual. 673 02:01:37.540 --> 02:01:39.625 Controls aren't responding. 674 02:01:42.712 --> 02:01:46.256 -The wings are beginning to glow. -Just hold her steady. 675 02:01:48.677 --> 02:01:49.885 Steady. 676 02:02:04.484 --> 02:02:08.862 It's entering Earth's atmosphere! James, this is our last chance. 677 02:02:12.325 --> 02:02:13.534 Steady. 678 02:02:32.762 --> 02:02:36.098 Colonel Scott reports picking up two survivors from the space station, 679 02:02:36.182 --> 02:02:38.308 a tall man and a short blonde woman. 680 02:02:38.393 --> 02:02:41.103 Right. Okay. 681 02:02:41.187 --> 02:02:43.772 Dr. Goodhead reported their position 20 minutes ago. 682 02:02:43.857 --> 02:02:46.984 They're just coming into range of our tracking ship in the Pacific Ocean. 683 02:02:47.068 --> 02:02:48.527 We should have audiovisual within a few minutes 684 02:02:48.611 --> 02:02:50.279 from the remote onboard TV monitors. 685 02:02:54.200 --> 02:02:58.704 Houston calling Dr. Goodhead. Houston calling. Confirm your position. 686 02:03:04.794 --> 02:03:07.921 As this is the first joint venture between our two countries, 687 02:03:08.339 --> 02:03:11.925 I'm having it patched directly to the White House and Buckingham Palace. 688 02:03:12.010 --> 02:03:14.970 Well, I'm sure Her Majesty will be fascinated. 689 02:03:15.055 --> 02:03:17.473 -We have audiovisual. -Ah, at last. 690 02:03:27.650 --> 02:03:31.487 -007. -My God, what's Bond doing? 691 02:03:31.571 --> 02:03:34.198 I think he's attempting re-entry, sir. 692 02:03:47.420 --> 02:03:50.881 -James? -I think it may be time to go home. 693 02:03:50.965 --> 02:03:54.343 Take me round the world one more time. 694 02:03:54.427 --> 02:03:56.427 Why not?