WEBVTT FILE 2 00:01:13.157 --> 00:01:14.657 Better hurry. 3 00:01:26.086 --> 00:01:27.587 Here you go, my friend. 4 00:01:27.671 --> 00:01:30.173 Make sure you get us as close as you can! 5 00:01:30.299 --> 00:01:33.593 I'll give you something extra if you make it a good trip. 6 00:01:33.677 --> 00:01:36.053 Hey, I'm going to get you close, my friend, 7 00:01:36.138 --> 00:01:38.598 but not too close, eh? You don't want to be eaten. 8 00:01:40.184 --> 00:01:41.392 Ready, amigo? 9 00:01:41.518 --> 00:01:42.769 Ready! 10 00:01:47.649 --> 00:01:50.693 One, two, three! 11 00:01:59.661 --> 00:02:01.287 Eric, heave! 12 00:02:14.843 --> 00:02:16.135 Scared? 13 00:02:16.512 --> 00:02:18.054 Uh-uh. This is great. 14 00:02:31.026 --> 00:02:32.652 See anything yet? 15 00:02:32.861 --> 00:02:34.570 No, not yet. 16 00:03:04.685 --> 00:03:06.602 What was that? I don't know. 17 00:03:10.732 --> 00:03:12.525 - Hold on! - What's happening? 18 00:03:12.609 --> 00:03:13.776 Just hold on! 19 00:03:15.237 --> 00:03:16.863 Make it stop! 20 00:03:21.910 --> 00:03:23.369 What happened to them? 21 00:03:23.453 --> 00:03:27.540 - I don't know. - Oh, my God. 22 00:03:27.875 --> 00:03:30.209 We're going to crash! No, we're not. 23 00:03:31.753 --> 00:03:33.462 I'm going to cut this loose! 24 00:03:33.547 --> 00:03:35.548 Let go of the rope! We're gonna crash! 25 00:03:37.384 --> 00:03:38.634 Move your hands! 26 00:03:39.720 --> 00:03:40.970 Come on! 27 00:03:43.724 --> 00:03:45.266 Here we go! 28 00:03:55.777 --> 00:03:57.320 It's going be okay, bud. 29 00:04:17.633 --> 00:04:19.425 Charlie, those are herbivores. 30 00:04:19.509 --> 00:04:21.552 They wouldn't fight each other. 31 00:04:21.637 --> 00:04:24.931 But these are carnivores, and they really like fighting each other. 32 00:04:25.015 --> 00:04:28.935 They use their teeth and their claws to rip each other's throats out. 33 00:04:29.603 --> 00:04:32.688 Alan, he's three. Let's wait till he's five. 34 00:04:34.024 --> 00:04:35.566 Right. Sorry, Charlie. 35 00:04:35.651 --> 00:04:37.276 - Ellie? - Yeah? 36 00:04:37.361 --> 00:04:40.196 It's Tom. He says he has to talk to you about the last chapter. 37 00:04:40.280 --> 00:04:42.448 Tell him I won't lose the Jack Horner quote. 38 00:04:42.574 --> 00:04:44.784 My editor thinks he's a paleontologist. 39 00:04:45.619 --> 00:04:46.953 Hey, Mark! 40 00:04:47.037 --> 00:04:49.538 Hey, babe, look who's here. 41 00:04:51.208 --> 00:04:52.708 This is Alan. 42 00:04:53.043 --> 00:04:55.544 Nice to meet you, Alan. 43 00:04:55.629 --> 00:04:59.298 Daddy, this is a herbivore and that's the dinosaur man. 44 00:04:59.383 --> 00:05:01.175 Dinosaur man? 45 00:05:01.718 --> 00:05:04.845 Jack, say my name. Is my name Alan? 46 00:05:05.555 --> 00:05:07.181 Is my name Alan? 47 00:05:10.519 --> 00:05:11.936 He used to know me. 48 00:05:14.398 --> 00:05:16.565 It's sad, huh? Here you go. 49 00:05:17.025 --> 00:05:20.236 Thanks. Mark's been working for the State Department now. 50 00:05:20.320 --> 00:05:22.571 What do they do, Mark? 51 00:05:22.739 --> 00:05:25.199 International relations, mostly treaty law, things like that. 52 00:05:26.535 --> 00:05:27.576 Uh-oh! 53 00:05:27.661 --> 00:05:29.537 Call of the wild one. Here, I'll go. 54 00:05:29.746 --> 00:05:33.249 You guys catch up. 55 00:05:33.417 --> 00:05:34.917 Thanks, babe. 56 00:05:37.087 --> 00:05:38.754 He's a great guy. 57 00:05:40.173 --> 00:05:41.590 So, what are you working on now? 58 00:05:41.758 --> 00:05:43.175 Raptors, mostly. 59 00:05:44.011 --> 00:05:45.511 My favorite. 60 00:05:45.595 --> 00:05:47.847 Do you remember the sounds they made? 61 00:05:49.016 --> 00:05:50.516 I try not to. 62 00:05:50.600 --> 00:05:53.394 All our theories about raptor intelligence, 63 00:05:53.478 --> 00:05:56.313 what they were capable of, we weren't even close. 64 00:05:56.398 --> 00:05:57.523 Tell me. 65 00:05:57.607 --> 00:05:59.358 We did cranial scans of a fossil skull 66 00:05:59.443 --> 00:06:02.695 and found what looks to be a very sophisticated resonating chamber. 67 00:06:02.779 --> 00:06:04.864 Wait a second. So we were right. 68 00:06:04.948 --> 00:06:06.449 They'd the ability to vocalize. 69 00:06:06.533 --> 00:06:08.534 It's the key to their social intelligence. 70 00:06:08.618 --> 00:06:10.786 Which explains why they could work as a team. 71 00:06:10.871 --> 00:06:12.621 They'd coordinate attacks so their prey 72 00:06:12.706 --> 00:06:14.373 wouldn't know what was going on. 73 00:06:14.458 --> 00:06:15.875 They could talk to each other. 74 00:06:15.959 --> 00:06:18.085 To a degree we never imagined. 75 00:06:18.295 --> 00:06:20.713 Ellie, they were smart. 76 00:06:20.797 --> 00:06:23.632 They were smarter than dolphins or whales. 77 00:06:24.301 --> 00:06:26.719 They were smarter than primates. 78 00:06:32.309 --> 00:06:36.645 I just wanted to say, if you ever need help, sometimes you forget to ask. 79 00:06:37.731 --> 00:06:41.108 So you can call me. Anything, anytime. 80 00:06:41.818 --> 00:06:43.235 Sure. 81 00:06:47.616 --> 00:06:49.325 You're still the best. 82 00:06:50.160 --> 00:06:51.577 I mean that. 83 00:06:52.996 --> 00:06:54.830 The last of my breed. 84 00:07:03.006 --> 00:07:07.551 It is through the study of the anterior chamber in multiple specimens 85 00:07:07.636 --> 00:07:09.762 that we can determine the correlation 86 00:07:09.846 --> 00:07:12.264 between the upper palate and the larynx. 87 00:07:12.349 --> 00:07:15.476 This lets us theorize, theorize, mind you, 88 00:07:15.560 --> 00:07:19.730 that the raptor was capable of sophisticated vocalizations 89 00:07:19.815 --> 00:07:22.983 which would have been a tremendous evolutionary advantage. 90 00:07:23.068 --> 00:07:27.530 Raptors were fierce, intelligent and socially sophisticated. 91 00:07:27.656 --> 00:07:31.367 They were able to hunt in numbers and coordinate their efforts. 92 00:07:32.536 --> 00:07:35.579 Were it not for the cataclysmic events which overtook them, 93 00:07:35.664 --> 00:07:38.916 it's entirely possible that raptors, rather than humans, 94 00:07:39.000 --> 00:07:42.461 would have become the dominant species on this planet. 95 00:07:42.921 --> 00:07:45.131 I hope this has been of interest. 96 00:07:45.215 --> 00:07:48.384 It certainly excites us as paleontologists. 97 00:07:49.010 --> 00:07:51.470 There is much more to discover. 98 00:07:51.555 --> 00:07:56.016 That is why we continue to need, and ask for, your support. 99 00:08:00.689 --> 00:08:02.064 Thank you. 100 00:08:11.908 --> 00:08:14.118 Thank you very much, Dr. Grant. 101 00:08:14.286 --> 00:08:16.745 Now, does anyone have a question? 102 00:08:19.583 --> 00:08:20.666 Fine. 103 00:08:20.750 --> 00:08:24.128 Does anyone have a question that does not relate to Jurassic Park? 104 00:08:26.381 --> 00:08:29.091 Or the incident in San Diego 105 00:08:29.467 --> 00:08:31.760 which I did not witness? 106 00:08:34.431 --> 00:08:35.598 Yes, sir? 107 00:08:36.433 --> 00:08:38.684 Your theory on raptors is good and all, 108 00:08:38.810 --> 00:08:41.061 but isn't all this conjecture kind of moot? 109 00:08:41.146 --> 00:08:45.524 Once the U.N. and Costa Rica and everyone decide how to handle that second island, 110 00:08:45.609 --> 00:08:48.402 scientists will just go in and look for themselves. 111 00:08:48.486 --> 00:08:52.072 Dinosaurs lived 65 million years ago. 112 00:08:52.157 --> 00:08:56.327 What is left of them is fossilized in the rocks. 113 00:08:56.411 --> 00:09:00.873 And it is in the rock that real scientists make real discoveries. 114 00:09:00.957 --> 00:09:04.460 What John Hammond and InGen did at Jurassic Park 115 00:09:04.753 --> 00:09:08.380 is create genetically engineered theme-park monsters. 116 00:09:08.465 --> 00:09:11.050 Nothing more and nothing less. 117 00:09:11.134 --> 00:09:14.386 Are you saying you wouldn't want to get onto Isla Sorna 118 00:09:14.471 --> 00:09:17.014 and study them if you had the chance? 119 00:09:17.098 --> 00:09:21.602 No force on Earth or Heaven could get me on that island. 120 00:09:33.865 --> 00:09:35.783 What we got here, Nashy? 121 00:09:35.867 --> 00:09:38.702 Einhorn 20-millimeter, gas-operated semi-automatic. 122 00:09:38.828 --> 00:09:42.748 10-shot, magazine fed, rotating bolt recoil-reducing muzzle brake. 123 00:09:42.832 --> 00:09:44.500 High explosive... 124 00:09:52.050 --> 00:09:53.384 Udesky. 125 00:09:53.468 --> 00:09:55.552 - It's Paul Kirby. - Just checking... 126 00:09:55.637 --> 00:09:58.722 Yes, sir. We're good to go here. 127 00:09:59.474 --> 00:10:01.016 Matter of fact, I can lock things down 128 00:10:01.101 --> 00:10:03.310 just as soon as you drop me that payment. 129 00:10:06.523 --> 00:10:11.193 Well, that's right, two of the very best men I could possibly find. 130 00:10:13.196 --> 00:10:15.447 No, sir, I haven't worked with them personally, 131 00:10:15.532 --> 00:10:19.702 but believe me, sir, both of these men come very highly recommended. 132 00:10:27.919 --> 00:10:29.169 Are you all right? 133 00:10:29.254 --> 00:10:30.879 Nothing to worry about, sir. 134 00:10:31.381 --> 00:10:33.549 It's gonna be a walk in the park. 135 00:10:42.767 --> 00:10:45.394 Billy, I don't think I'm doing this right. 136 00:10:53.862 --> 00:10:55.946 Let's try the toothbrush. 137 00:10:58.241 --> 00:10:59.950 You've got to go slowly. 138 00:11:01.578 --> 00:11:03.662 Just take a little bit at a time. 139 00:11:03.747 --> 00:11:06.749 I can never tell what's rock and what's bone. 140 00:11:07.125 --> 00:11:08.792 Technically, it's all rock. 141 00:11:08.918 --> 00:11:12.212 The calcium in the bones is replaced during fossilization. 142 00:11:12.714 --> 00:11:15.090 But you can feel the difference. See? 143 00:11:15.759 --> 00:11:17.259 Rough, 144 00:11:18.094 --> 00:11:19.470 smooth. 145 00:11:20.263 --> 00:11:22.097 Rough, smooth. 146 00:11:29.356 --> 00:11:30.647 Dr. Grant. 147 00:11:31.608 --> 00:11:32.775 Mr. Brennan. 148 00:11:33.401 --> 00:11:35.194 So, how did it go? 149 00:11:35.737 --> 00:11:39.239 Well, it's not too late to change your major, Billy. 150 00:11:39.783 --> 00:11:41.617 That good, huh? Worse. 151 00:11:41.701 --> 00:11:43.285 We'll have to pack up in four weeks. 152 00:11:43.370 --> 00:11:44.745 Three. 153 00:11:44.996 --> 00:11:46.955 I had to rent some equipment. 154 00:11:47.123 --> 00:11:49.208 Come here. I got to show you something. 155 00:11:49.292 --> 00:11:50.793 You like computers, right? 156 00:11:50.960 --> 00:11:52.461 I like the abacus, Billy. 157 00:11:53.088 --> 00:11:55.255 Meet the future of paleontology. 158 00:11:55.340 --> 00:11:57.633 It's a rapid prototyper. 159 00:11:58.301 --> 00:12:00.761 I enter in the scanned data from the raptor skull. 160 00:12:00.845 --> 00:12:03.514 The computer breaks it down into thousands of slices. 161 00:12:03.598 --> 00:12:07.476 And this thing sculpts it, one layer at a time. 162 00:12:08.812 --> 00:12:09.978 It's done. 163 00:12:19.823 --> 00:12:22.991 I give you the resonating chamber of a Velociraptor. 164 00:12:23.701 --> 00:12:25.202 Listen to this. 165 00:12:36.673 --> 00:12:38.048 Wow. 166 00:12:38.716 --> 00:12:41.009 This is brilliant, Billy. Really, it is. 167 00:12:41.469 --> 00:12:43.679 Sad to say, it's just a little bit late. 168 00:12:43.805 --> 00:12:47.683 Dr. Grant? Paul Kirby, Kirby Enterprises. 169 00:12:48.476 --> 00:12:50.811 My card. How you doing, Billy? 170 00:12:53.022 --> 00:12:54.857 What can I do for you, Mr. Kirby? 171 00:12:56.568 --> 00:12:59.069 First thing, I'm a great admirer of yours. 172 00:12:59.154 --> 00:13:02.239 And I have a proposition I'd like to discuss with you. 173 00:13:02.323 --> 00:13:04.783 Would you have dinner with my wife and me this evening? 174 00:13:04.868 --> 00:13:06.118 It'll be our treat. 175 00:13:06.202 --> 00:13:07.578 That'd be great but 176 00:13:07.829 --> 00:13:10.873 I'm tired, I've been traveling. Maybe some other time. 177 00:13:10.999 --> 00:13:13.417 Believe me, this will be worth your while. 178 00:13:13.501 --> 00:13:14.585 We'd love to. 179 00:13:14.669 --> 00:13:17.087 Oh, terrific! That's the spirit. Good. 180 00:13:17.172 --> 00:13:18.714 This evening then. 181 00:13:28.141 --> 00:13:29.433 Billy, thank you for coming. 182 00:13:29.517 --> 00:13:30.642 Dr. Grant, how are you? 183 00:13:30.727 --> 00:13:33.687 Amanda, this is Billy and Dr. Grant. 184 00:13:33.771 --> 00:13:34.980 Mrs. Kirby, how are you? 185 00:13:35.064 --> 00:13:36.565 What are you boys drinking? 186 00:13:38.151 --> 00:13:40.569 Ice Pick, Catfish. Two, please, Cat. 187 00:13:40.653 --> 00:13:42.905 We've admired your work for years. 188 00:13:42.989 --> 00:13:44.740 Really. Truly inspiring. 189 00:13:44.824 --> 00:13:47.117 Amanda and I just love the outdoors. 190 00:13:47.202 --> 00:13:50.412 We've been on nearly every adventure tour they can come up with: 191 00:13:50.497 --> 00:13:53.665 The Nile, Galápagos, K2. 192 00:13:53.750 --> 00:13:57.503 We even have two seats reserved on the first commercial flight to the moon. 193 00:13:57.587 --> 00:13:59.922 For our wedding anniversary this year, 194 00:14:00.006 --> 00:14:01.965 we wanted to do something really special. 195 00:14:02.050 --> 00:14:04.468 Something... Once in a lifetime. 196 00:14:04.761 --> 00:14:08.055 I've chartered an airplane to fly us over Isla Sorna. 197 00:14:08.306 --> 00:14:10.474 And we'd like you to be our guide. 198 00:14:12.143 --> 00:14:14.144 There you go, guys. 199 00:14:16.105 --> 00:14:19.733 That's a very kind offer, Mr. Kirby, but I'm a very, very busy man. 200 00:14:19.817 --> 00:14:23.070 I can recommend a couple of guys who are really highly qualified... 201 00:14:23.154 --> 00:14:26.031 No, no. You're the best. 202 00:14:26.282 --> 00:14:27.741 You've seen these animals in the flesh. 203 00:14:27.825 --> 00:14:29.826 There's no one who comes close to you. 204 00:14:30.453 --> 00:14:34.248 You wouldn't be able to fly low enough to see anything of any real interest. 205 00:14:34.332 --> 00:14:36.583 See, that's the interesting part, 206 00:14:36.668 --> 00:14:39.044 because we have permission to fly low. 207 00:14:39.128 --> 00:14:40.295 How low? 208 00:14:40.922 --> 00:14:44.758 I'm no aviation expert, but a heck of a lot lower than anybody else. 209 00:14:44.842 --> 00:14:46.385 From what I understand, 210 00:14:46.469 --> 00:14:48.637 it's pretty much whatever we want. 211 00:14:49.639 --> 00:14:51.014 That's hard to believe. 212 00:14:51.140 --> 00:14:53.058 Through my business dealings, 213 00:14:53.142 --> 00:14:55.018 import-export, emerging markets, 214 00:14:55.103 --> 00:14:57.187 I've made a lot of friends in high places. 215 00:14:57.272 --> 00:15:00.023 In this case, the Costa Rican government. 216 00:15:00.650 --> 00:15:02.651 Dr. Grant, you have no idea 217 00:15:02.735 --> 00:15:05.279 how important it is that you come along. 218 00:15:05.363 --> 00:15:06.655 It would make all the difference. 219 00:15:06.739 --> 00:15:07.781 Mrs. Kirby, I... 220 00:15:07.865 --> 00:15:09.575 And, of course, we'd love to make 221 00:15:09.659 --> 00:15:11.660 a contribution to your research here. 222 00:15:12.537 --> 00:15:13.704 So, 223 00:15:15.540 --> 00:15:19.001 I could write all kinds of numbers on this check, Dr. Grant. 224 00:15:19.711 --> 00:15:20.836 Tell me, 225 00:15:23.172 --> 00:15:25.257 what's it gonna take? 226 00:15:39.522 --> 00:15:42.399 Even with what I pay you, couldn't you afford a better bag? 227 00:15:42.483 --> 00:15:43.692 No way. 228 00:15:44.193 --> 00:15:45.694 This one's lucky. 229 00:15:46.279 --> 00:15:49.906 Couple of years ago, some buddies and I went hang gliding 230 00:15:49.991 --> 00:15:51.992 off these cliffs in New Zealand. 231 00:15:52.076 --> 00:15:56.997 And this big updraft came and swept me right against the side. Wham! 232 00:15:57.081 --> 00:15:59.124 That does sound lucky. 233 00:15:59.208 --> 00:16:02.336 It was this strap alone that saved my life. 234 00:16:02.879 --> 00:16:04.880 Got hooked on a rock as I was falling. 235 00:16:04.964 --> 00:16:08.717 Reverse Darwinism. Survival of the most idiotic. 236 00:16:11.054 --> 00:16:14.723 Alan, I want to thank you for bringing me along. 237 00:16:14.807 --> 00:16:16.892 The bones will still be there when we get back. 238 00:16:16.976 --> 00:16:19.478 That's the great thing about bones. They never run away. 239 00:16:20.647 --> 00:16:24.358 And truth is, you got me into this. 240 00:16:25.777 --> 00:16:29.404 And I have no intention of being on my own with these people. 241 00:16:32.825 --> 00:16:34.326 Don't get too excited. 242 00:16:34.410 --> 00:16:36.244 Chances are, we won't see a thing. 243 00:16:37.538 --> 00:16:38.914 Your turn to be nice. 244 00:16:39.666 --> 00:16:40.999 Wake me when we get there. 245 00:16:48.633 --> 00:16:50.759 So how do you know the Kirbys? 246 00:16:51.803 --> 00:16:53.595 Through our church. 247 00:17:13.658 --> 00:17:14.700 Alan. 248 00:17:15.201 --> 00:17:16.785 - Alan! 249 00:17:18.037 --> 00:17:20.288 Wake up. We're almost there. 250 00:17:34.303 --> 00:17:38.390 Unidentified aircraft approaching Isla Sorna, this is San Juan Approach. 251 00:17:38.474 --> 00:17:40.642 You're flying in restricted airspace. 252 00:17:40.727 --> 00:17:42.936 Immediately turn to coordinates two... 253 00:18:33.279 --> 00:18:35.197 My God, I had forgotten. 254 00:18:47.877 --> 00:18:50.128 We did it, honey. We're here. 255 00:18:50.880 --> 00:18:53.799 Cooper! If you see anything, yell up! 256 00:18:53.883 --> 00:18:55.634 No, I thought I'd keep it to myself. 257 00:18:55.718 --> 00:18:58.762 I'm sorry. Everyone, if you look out the left of the plane, 258 00:18:58.888 --> 00:19:01.556 you can see a whole herd of Brachiosaurus. 259 00:19:01.641 --> 00:19:05.185 In fact, you can see at the front of the group the alpha male grazing there. 260 00:19:05.269 --> 00:19:08.313 Udesky? Nash? How about up front? You guys see anything? 261 00:19:08.397 --> 00:19:09.815 Nothing yet, Mr. Kirby. 262 00:19:10.817 --> 00:19:13.819 Mrs. Kirby, look! Out here, you'll see a group of... 263 00:19:13.903 --> 00:19:17.072 Mr. Kirby, we have a landing strip. You want me to put her down? 264 00:19:17.156 --> 00:19:20.325 No! I told you, I want to circle first, see the whole island. 265 00:19:20.409 --> 00:19:22.202 What do you mean? You can't land! 266 00:19:22.286 --> 00:19:24.329 Hold on. I can explain... 267 00:19:24.413 --> 00:19:26.414 You cannot land on this island! 268 00:19:26.499 --> 00:19:28.750 It will be fine. Don't worry, please. 269 00:19:29.252 --> 00:19:30.961 - Are you crazy? - Sit down! 270 00:19:32.004 --> 00:19:34.256 Will you please sit down? 271 00:19:43.975 --> 00:19:47.519 Billy, tell me we didn't land. 272 00:19:48.271 --> 00:19:49.938 Eric! 273 00:19:52.108 --> 00:19:53.233 Ben! 274 00:19:53.317 --> 00:19:55.610 I think they're looking for someone. 275 00:19:57.488 --> 00:19:58.780 Ben! 276 00:20:06.289 --> 00:20:08.623 Dr. Grant, are you all right? 277 00:20:08.708 --> 00:20:10.125 I'm sorry we had to be so rough. 278 00:20:10.209 --> 00:20:11.793 Who hit me? 279 00:20:12.128 --> 00:20:14.129 That would be Cooper. 280 00:20:14.797 --> 00:20:16.006 What are they doing? 281 00:20:16.132 --> 00:20:18.383 Setting up a perimeter to make the place safe. 282 00:20:18.467 --> 00:20:21.553 Trust me, on this island, there's no such thing as safe! 283 00:20:21.637 --> 00:20:23.513 We have to get back on that plane! 284 00:20:23.639 --> 00:20:27.517 Tell your wife to stop making that noise! That is a very, very bad idea! 285 00:20:27.602 --> 00:20:29.895 Amanda! Ben! 286 00:20:29.979 --> 00:20:33.440 Honey, Dr. Grant said that's a bad idea. 287 00:20:33.816 --> 00:20:34.941 What? 288 00:20:35.026 --> 00:20:37.736 He says it's a bad idea! 289 00:20:38.237 --> 00:20:40.071 What's a bad idea? 290 00:20:42.158 --> 00:20:43.700 What was that? 291 00:20:44.535 --> 00:20:46.161 That's a Tyrannosaurus. 292 00:20:46.245 --> 00:20:49.164 I don't think so. It sounds bigger. 293 00:20:52.793 --> 00:20:55.670 We have to leave! We have to leave now! 294 00:20:56.297 --> 00:20:58.173 - Get on the plane! - What's going on? 295 00:20:58.841 --> 00:21:00.675 Get on the plane! 296 00:21:04.388 --> 00:21:05.513 What about the other guy? 297 00:21:05.598 --> 00:21:06.932 Cooper's a professional. 298 00:21:07.016 --> 00:21:08.642 He can handle himself. 299 00:21:08.726 --> 00:21:11.144 Get on the plane! Hurry! 300 00:21:11.479 --> 00:21:12.771 It's all right. 301 00:21:24.700 --> 00:21:26.534 Paul, we can't... It's all right. 302 00:21:26.619 --> 00:21:27.786 We'll circle the island. 303 00:21:28.079 --> 00:21:29.663 Give me a hand, Udesky! 304 00:21:48.516 --> 00:21:50.350 Stop! What are you doing? 305 00:21:50.685 --> 00:21:51.810 That's Cooper! 306 00:21:53.187 --> 00:21:54.604 Stop. 307 00:21:54.689 --> 00:21:56.523 Come on, get out of the way! 308 00:21:57.441 --> 00:21:59.067 You know I can't stop this plane. 309 00:22:01.570 --> 00:22:02.862 Oh, my God! 310 00:22:04.740 --> 00:22:06.908 - Fuel cut-off! - We're going down! 311 00:22:32.893 --> 00:22:34.227 You okay? 312 00:22:35.021 --> 00:22:36.938 We're okay up here. 313 00:22:37.356 --> 00:22:39.399 Everyone, just stay put. 314 00:22:39.817 --> 00:22:41.985 San Juan Approach. Mayday, mayday! 315 00:22:42.069 --> 00:22:43.778 Who has the satellite phone? 316 00:22:44.321 --> 00:22:46.656 I do. I got it right here. 317 00:22:46.741 --> 00:22:49.409 I'm not getting anything. The radio's gone. 318 00:22:58.085 --> 00:22:59.627 We haven't landed yet. 319 00:23:02.923 --> 00:23:05.759 - All circuits are busy. - Damn it! Oh, man. 320 00:23:08.179 --> 00:23:09.262 What was that? 321 00:23:12.099 --> 00:23:13.850 - Keep still! - Keep still! 322 00:23:13.934 --> 00:23:16.227 Relax. What is it? What? 323 00:23:18.314 --> 00:23:20.356 - What is it? - Hold it! 324 00:23:22.193 --> 00:23:23.651 Hang on, everyone! 325 00:23:44.090 --> 00:23:45.548 Help me! 326 00:24:46.235 --> 00:24:47.902 Mrs. Kirby, come back! 327 00:24:48.279 --> 00:24:49.696 No! 328 00:24:50.447 --> 00:24:51.489 Amanda! 329 00:25:37.494 --> 00:25:39.204 Follow me! This way! 330 00:25:47.755 --> 00:25:49.047 In here! 331 00:26:23.916 --> 00:26:25.500 I think we lost him. 332 00:26:30.547 --> 00:26:32.173 It's okay, it's dead. 333 00:26:34.385 --> 00:26:36.844 Nobody move a muscle. 334 00:27:37.448 --> 00:27:40.033 No, no! Please, don't! 335 00:27:40.117 --> 00:27:41.868 Stop, please. 336 00:27:43.162 --> 00:27:45.788 It's time you did some explaining, Mr. Kirby. 337 00:27:46.540 --> 00:27:49.125 We called everyone. We did everything we could. 338 00:27:49.209 --> 00:27:50.335 No one would help us. 339 00:27:50.419 --> 00:27:53.004 The Costa Rican government said this is a no-fly zone. 340 00:27:53.088 --> 00:27:56.507 The U.S. Embassy, that's our U.S. Embassy, 341 00:27:56.592 --> 00:27:59.719 told us we should accept the inevitable. Can you believe that? 342 00:27:59.803 --> 00:28:01.804 You let a 12-year-old go parasailing alone? 343 00:28:01.889 --> 00:28:02.889 No! 344 00:28:02.973 --> 00:28:04.682 He wasn't alone. He was with a friend. 345 00:28:04.767 --> 00:28:06.559 Ben Hildebrand. 346 00:28:06.643 --> 00:28:08.978 Paul and I divorced over a year ago. 347 00:28:09.313 --> 00:28:10.772 All right, why me? 348 00:28:11.065 --> 00:28:13.483 He said we needed someone who'd been on the island before. 349 00:28:13.567 --> 00:28:16.736 Yes, but I did not tell you to kidnap somebody. 350 00:28:17.196 --> 00:28:19.781 I have never been on this island. 351 00:28:20.032 --> 00:28:22.241 Sure you have. You wrote that book. 352 00:28:22.326 --> 00:28:26.788 That was Isla Nublar. This is Isla Sorna, Site B. 353 00:28:26.872 --> 00:28:28.956 You mean there are two islands with dinosaurs? 354 00:28:29.041 --> 00:28:30.375 Stay out of this. 355 00:28:30.459 --> 00:28:32.001 How long have they been missing? 356 00:28:32.336 --> 00:28:33.378 Eight weeks. 357 00:28:33.462 --> 00:28:35.046 Almost eight weeks now. 358 00:28:37.341 --> 00:28:40.676 Billy. We'll go back to the plane, salvage what we can. 359 00:28:40.761 --> 00:28:42.053 Then we make for the coast. 360 00:28:42.137 --> 00:28:45.723 Dr. Grant, we're not leaving this island without our son. 361 00:28:46.183 --> 00:28:48.267 Then you can go and look for him. 362 00:28:48.352 --> 00:28:51.187 Or you can stick with us, as long as you don't hold us up. 363 00:28:51.271 --> 00:28:52.522 Either way, 364 00:28:53.315 --> 00:28:55.983 you probably won't get off this island alive. 365 00:29:07.663 --> 00:29:09.747 So? What do we do? 366 00:29:10.958 --> 00:29:12.917 We search for your son 367 00:29:14.753 --> 00:29:17.171 in the direction that they're going. 368 00:29:18.632 --> 00:29:19.924 Excellent. 369 00:29:45.701 --> 00:29:47.034 Sorry. 370 00:29:47.953 --> 00:29:50.580 It's nothing you haven't seen before, Paul. 371 00:29:52.291 --> 00:29:54.834 How much weight did you say you lost? 372 00:29:54.918 --> 00:29:57.837 About 25 pounds. I've been swimming. 373 00:29:58.380 --> 00:30:01.883 Swimming? You hate to swim. You don't even know how to swim. 374 00:30:01.967 --> 00:30:03.801 I know. I learned. 375 00:30:04.761 --> 00:30:05.887 You look good. 376 00:30:06.013 --> 00:30:07.096 So do you. 377 00:30:11.393 --> 00:30:13.019 How would you classify it, Billy? 378 00:30:13.103 --> 00:30:14.395 Well... 379 00:30:15.022 --> 00:30:17.148 it's a super-predator. 380 00:30:19.318 --> 00:30:20.985 A Suchomimus. 381 00:30:21.570 --> 00:30:23.905 That snout. No, think bigger. 382 00:30:24.156 --> 00:30:26.491 Baryonyx? Not with that sail. 383 00:30:28.076 --> 00:30:30.203 Spinosaurus aegypticus. 384 00:30:33.290 --> 00:30:35.500 I don't remember that on InGen's list. 385 00:30:35.584 --> 00:30:36.959 Because it wasn't on their list. 386 00:30:37.044 --> 00:30:39.962 And it makes you wonder what else they were up to. 387 00:30:51.850 --> 00:30:53.601 So, Mr. Kirby, tell me. 388 00:30:53.685 --> 00:30:58.231 When you climbed K2, did you base camp at 25,000 or 30,000 feet? 389 00:31:00.150 --> 00:31:02.902 30,000 feet. We were pretty close to the top. 390 00:31:02.986 --> 00:31:05.696 You were about 1,000 feet above it, actually. 391 00:31:07.199 --> 00:31:09.116 No, that's a common mistake. 392 00:31:10.160 --> 00:31:13.621 There's no such thing as Kirby Enterprises, is there? 393 00:31:15.123 --> 00:31:16.832 It's Kirby Paint and Tile Plus. 394 00:31:17.251 --> 00:31:19.126 The "Plus" stands for bathroom fixtures. 395 00:31:19.211 --> 00:31:22.046 We're in the Westgate Shopping Center, Enid, Oklahoma... 396 00:31:22.130 --> 00:31:24.549 I don't suppose that check you wrote us is any good. 397 00:31:24.633 --> 00:31:26.884 I will pay you the money I owe you. 398 00:31:26.969 --> 00:31:28.553 This is good. 399 00:31:29.721 --> 00:31:33.099 Here we are, in the worst place in the world, and we're not being paid! 400 00:31:33.517 --> 00:31:37.270 Wait, fellas. Hold on! I'll make this up to you. 401 00:31:37.354 --> 00:31:40.273 If you ever do a bathroom or a kitchen... 402 00:31:41.483 --> 00:31:43.234 You're not really a mercenary, are you? 403 00:31:43.318 --> 00:31:44.735 I never said I was. 404 00:31:44.820 --> 00:31:47.071 That's true. What are you? 405 00:31:47.864 --> 00:31:52.201 I'm like a booking agent. One of the guys got sick and couldn't come. 406 00:31:52.786 --> 00:31:54.412 Excuse me. Here. 407 00:31:55.330 --> 00:31:58.165 So you run a hardware store? Paint and tile, yeah. 408 00:31:58.834 --> 00:32:00.668 You never can tell about people, can you? 409 00:32:00.752 --> 00:32:02.295 Ain't that the truth? 410 00:32:03.130 --> 00:32:04.964 Eric! Quiet. 411 00:32:05.048 --> 00:32:06.340 Would you stop that? 412 00:32:06.425 --> 00:32:08.801 Dr. Grant says this is very dangerous territory. 413 00:32:08.885 --> 00:32:12.346 Maybe we should split up. We could cover twice as much. 414 00:32:12.431 --> 00:32:14.015 Dr. Grant says that's a bad idea. 415 00:32:14.099 --> 00:32:15.600 Dr. Grant says this... 416 00:32:15.684 --> 00:32:18.394 Why hire an expert if we don't use his advice? 417 00:32:18.478 --> 00:32:21.272 Except Dr. Grant isn't looking for Eric. 418 00:32:21.356 --> 00:32:22.607 He's looking for the coast. 419 00:32:22.691 --> 00:32:23.941 Go ahead and scream. 420 00:32:24.026 --> 00:32:27.153 When that "Tricycloplots" attacks you, don't come crying to me. 421 00:32:27.237 --> 00:32:28.279 Don't worry about that. 422 00:32:28.363 --> 00:32:30.489 What? What did you say? 423 00:32:30.574 --> 00:32:32.116 What did you say? 424 00:32:32.200 --> 00:32:33.618 Never mind! Paul, just drop it! 425 00:32:33.702 --> 00:32:36.871 If we split up, I'm going with you guys. 426 00:32:48.467 --> 00:32:49.967 Eric! 427 00:32:50.427 --> 00:32:52.428 Mrs. Kirby! 428 00:32:54.097 --> 00:32:57.767 Mrs. Kirby, the chances are remote they're still in the vicinity. 429 00:33:04.232 --> 00:33:05.608 Young adult. 430 00:33:07.778 --> 00:33:09.153 Hey, guys! 431 00:33:15.452 --> 00:33:17.244 That's my camera. 432 00:33:21.875 --> 00:33:23.209 The battery's dead. 433 00:33:23.293 --> 00:33:25.211 I've got an idea. 434 00:33:26.088 --> 00:33:27.755 Let me have the camera. 435 00:33:30.175 --> 00:33:32.843 Where were you on that one, Ma? 436 00:33:33.929 --> 00:33:36.222 Okay, dive. Dive. 437 00:33:38.725 --> 00:33:39.975 Come on, Ma. 438 00:33:40.060 --> 00:33:41.102 Eric. 439 00:33:41.186 --> 00:33:42.687 Ma, you were supposed to catch it! 440 00:33:43.105 --> 00:33:45.815 I shot this the morning they disappeared. 441 00:33:45.899 --> 00:33:48.818 No, I want that. Let me take that. 442 00:33:48.902 --> 00:33:51.112 Come on, give me that. Come on, baby. 443 00:33:51.238 --> 00:33:55.032 - See anything yet? - No, not yet! 444 00:33:56.118 --> 00:33:57.660 What was that? 445 00:33:59.329 --> 00:34:02.748 Unclip us. There's a big clip! 446 00:34:02.833 --> 00:34:04.458 I can't see. I can't do it! 447 00:34:07.170 --> 00:34:09.046 I'm going to unhook you, all right? 448 00:34:09.131 --> 00:34:11.924 One, two, three! 449 00:34:13.260 --> 00:34:16.512 Are you okay, buddy? I'm gonna drop myself down now. 450 00:34:17.597 --> 00:34:19.181 The camera's still on. 451 00:34:22.269 --> 00:34:25.062 He's alive. I know he's alive. 452 00:34:25.355 --> 00:34:26.939 We're gonna find him. 453 00:34:29.609 --> 00:34:31.652 Can you fly one of those? 454 00:34:31.820 --> 00:34:33.362 Maybe. 455 00:34:33.447 --> 00:34:35.531 As long as the sail is not torn. 456 00:34:35.615 --> 00:34:37.283 Well, let's take it. 457 00:34:37.868 --> 00:34:40.661 If we spot a plane, it might be a good way to get attention. 458 00:34:40.954 --> 00:34:42.455 Pull it over this way. 459 00:34:51.882 --> 00:34:54.633 I got it, hold on! Okay. Okay. 460 00:34:54.718 --> 00:34:56.218 Oh, my God! 461 00:35:02.809 --> 00:35:05.144 Okay, you're free. 462 00:35:07.689 --> 00:35:09.732 Get her back, Mr. Kirby! 463 00:35:09.816 --> 00:35:11.400 Amanda! 464 00:35:11.943 --> 00:35:13.027 Wait! 465 00:35:24.164 --> 00:35:25.581 Amanda! 466 00:35:34.090 --> 00:35:36.133 Amanda, stop. 467 00:35:37.302 --> 00:35:40.471 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry about Ben. 468 00:35:43.642 --> 00:35:45.935 It's not Ben, Paul. 469 00:35:47.103 --> 00:35:50.189 It's Eric. He's out there all by himself. 470 00:35:51.525 --> 00:35:53.359 I know, I know. 471 00:35:53.443 --> 00:35:56.695 Our baby is out here all by himself. 472 00:35:56.988 --> 00:35:59.365 Listen to me. We'll find him. 473 00:36:00.075 --> 00:36:01.242 I promise. 474 00:36:08.834 --> 00:36:10.084 Paul. 475 00:36:13.839 --> 00:36:15.589 Dr. Grant! 476 00:36:16.550 --> 00:36:18.634 You should come look at this! 477 00:36:49.833 --> 00:36:51.166 Raptor. 478 00:37:03.471 --> 00:37:05.055 We're going to find him. 479 00:37:05.140 --> 00:37:07.683 Are you listening to me? We're going to find him. 480 00:37:07.767 --> 00:37:09.518 Kid's got resources. 481 00:37:09.603 --> 00:37:12.021 Remember what it was like to try to ground him? 482 00:37:14.482 --> 00:37:15.649 Where's Billy? 483 00:37:22.157 --> 00:37:23.949 What are you doing? 484 00:37:24.117 --> 00:37:25.784 I was photographing the nest. 485 00:37:26.620 --> 00:37:27.953 Don't do that again. 486 00:37:28.830 --> 00:37:30.080 I'm sorry. 487 00:37:31.333 --> 00:37:34.335 If I lose you, it's just me and the damn tourists. 488 00:37:43.178 --> 00:37:44.803 I bet you Eric is in there. 489 00:37:44.888 --> 00:37:47.431 Don't you think? I'd bet my bottom dollar! 490 00:37:49.225 --> 00:37:50.893 What do you think it is? 491 00:37:50.977 --> 00:37:54.355 As far as I'm concerned, it's the Four Seasons. 492 00:38:30.850 --> 00:38:32.101 Eric! 493 00:38:32.185 --> 00:38:33.560 Paul! Don't. 494 00:38:43.071 --> 00:38:44.863 What the hell. 495 00:39:00.797 --> 00:39:03.716 Who's got some change? It only takes quarters. 496 00:39:03.800 --> 00:39:06.260 I've got $1 . 10. 497 00:40:01.858 --> 00:40:03.942 This is how you make dinosaurs? 498 00:40:04.277 --> 00:40:05.527 No. 499 00:40:06.571 --> 00:40:08.697 This is how you play God. 500 00:41:04.504 --> 00:41:05.963 This way! 501 00:41:11.136 --> 00:41:12.469 It's locked! 502 00:41:16.224 --> 00:41:17.724 This way, this way! Go! Go! 503 00:41:31.823 --> 00:41:33.907 Hey, over here! 504 00:41:44.294 --> 00:41:45.961 Push, push! 505 00:41:55.597 --> 00:41:56.972 My God. 506 00:41:58.349 --> 00:42:00.100 He's calling for help. 507 00:42:00.602 --> 00:42:02.060 Come on! 508 00:42:25.126 --> 00:42:26.752 Into the herd! 509 00:42:54.822 --> 00:42:56.365 Head for the trees! 510 00:43:24.310 --> 00:43:25.519 Udesky. 511 00:43:44.706 --> 00:43:46.081 Mr. Kirby! 512 00:43:47.750 --> 00:43:48.834 Billy? 513 00:43:48.918 --> 00:43:49.960 Is Alan with you? 514 00:43:57.510 --> 00:43:59.177 Oh, my God. 515 00:43:59.262 --> 00:44:00.887 Mr. Udesky! 516 00:44:04.183 --> 00:44:05.392 He's dead. 517 00:44:07.312 --> 00:44:08.854 Oh, my God. No, he's not. 518 00:44:08.938 --> 00:44:10.647 No, wait. Something's not right. 519 00:44:10.732 --> 00:44:11.898 We've got to help him. 520 00:44:12.608 --> 00:44:13.817 Amanda! 521 00:44:19.365 --> 00:44:20.449 Hold on! 522 00:44:28.249 --> 00:44:29.583 They set a trap. 523 00:44:30.418 --> 00:44:32.210 They actually set a trap. 524 00:44:37.967 --> 00:44:39.468 What are you saying? 525 00:44:40.345 --> 00:44:42.012 What are you looking for? 526 00:45:54.168 --> 00:45:55.377 Wait! 527 00:46:11.519 --> 00:46:12.686 Thanks. 528 00:46:13.312 --> 00:46:14.813 Thanks a lot, Eric. 529 00:46:18.276 --> 00:46:20.652 You know who I am? Yeah. 530 00:46:21.612 --> 00:46:24.364 Your parents are here. They're looking for you. 531 00:46:25.199 --> 00:46:26.283 Together? 532 00:46:26.826 --> 00:46:27.909 Together. 533 00:46:29.912 --> 00:46:31.288 That's not good. 534 00:46:31.414 --> 00:46:33.415 They don't do so well together. 535 00:46:33.791 --> 00:46:37.752 You'd be surprised what people can do when they have to. 536 00:46:53.561 --> 00:46:54.853 You're Alan Grant. 537 00:46:56.439 --> 00:46:58.148 What are you doing here? 538 00:47:00.276 --> 00:47:01.610 Your parents 539 00:47:03.237 --> 00:47:04.779 invited me along. 540 00:47:28.471 --> 00:47:30.222 I read both of your books. 541 00:47:31.682 --> 00:47:33.517 I liked the first one more. 542 00:47:33.809 --> 00:47:35.810 Before you were on the island. 543 00:47:36.646 --> 00:47:38.647 You liked dinosaurs back then. 544 00:47:39.273 --> 00:47:41.858 Back then, they hadn't tried to eat me yet. 545 00:47:45.404 --> 00:47:48.073 When InGen cleared out, they left a lot of stuff behind. 546 00:47:48.157 --> 00:47:49.241 Any weapons? 547 00:47:49.325 --> 00:47:52.202 No, and I just used the last of the gas grenades. 548 00:47:52.578 --> 00:47:53.995 And I appreciate that. 549 00:47:57.833 --> 00:48:00.085 Be careful with that. T-Rex. 550 00:48:00.878 --> 00:48:02.462 It scares the smaller ones away 551 00:48:02.547 --> 00:48:04.965 but it attracts one really big one with a fin. 552 00:48:05.716 --> 00:48:07.592 This is T-Rex pee? 553 00:48:11.138 --> 00:48:12.556 How did you get it? 554 00:48:12.640 --> 00:48:14.349 You don't want to know. 555 00:48:19.939 --> 00:48:21.731 Dessert? Sure. 556 00:48:26.779 --> 00:48:27.862 I have to tell you, 557 00:48:27.947 --> 00:48:31.074 I'm astonished you've lasted eight weeks on this island. 558 00:48:33.035 --> 00:48:34.661 Is that all it's been? 559 00:48:35.955 --> 00:48:38.582 You're alive and that's the important thing. 560 00:48:39.041 --> 00:48:41.960 Thanks to you, that's one thing we have in common. 561 00:48:44.672 --> 00:48:46.548 Did you read Malcolm's book? 562 00:48:47.592 --> 00:48:48.800 Yeah. 563 00:48:50.219 --> 00:48:51.303 So? 564 00:48:51.679 --> 00:48:53.388 I don't know. I mean... 565 00:48:53.848 --> 00:48:55.557 It was kind of preachy. 566 00:48:56.225 --> 00:48:58.685 And too much chaos. Everything is chaos. 567 00:48:59.103 --> 00:49:01.521 Seemed like he was high on himself. 568 00:49:03.733 --> 00:49:06.568 That's two things that we have in common. 569 00:49:13.034 --> 00:49:14.200 Listen. 570 00:49:14.910 --> 00:49:16.119 Compys! 571 00:49:41.145 --> 00:49:42.395 Alan! 572 00:49:58.329 --> 00:50:01.748 No matter how this turns out it wasn't your fault. 573 00:50:03.084 --> 00:50:05.418 Eric's always been a strong-willed kid. 574 00:50:05.544 --> 00:50:06.836 Always. 575 00:50:06.921 --> 00:50:11.007 Then you throw someone like Ben Hildebrand into the mix, and... 576 00:50:12.259 --> 00:50:13.385 well. 577 00:50:14.387 --> 00:50:15.553 Well, what? 578 00:50:16.514 --> 00:50:18.932 All I'm saying is, it's not your fault. 579 00:50:23.437 --> 00:50:24.521 No. 580 00:50:24.605 --> 00:50:27.399 If he'd been with you, he'd be completely safe. 581 00:50:28.359 --> 00:50:31.277 You drive five miles under the speed limit. 582 00:50:32.697 --> 00:50:35.281 And I've totaled three cars in three years. 583 00:50:36.200 --> 00:50:39.744 Well, not three. The Buick wasn't really totaled. 584 00:50:41.247 --> 00:50:44.290 I just said it was, because I wanted to get the S. U.V. 585 00:50:49.255 --> 00:50:51.631 I am so sorry that you have to be here. 586 00:50:54.927 --> 00:50:55.969 I'm not. 587 00:52:13.130 --> 00:52:16.049 There's a boat, right alongside the bank. 588 00:52:16.217 --> 00:52:17.300 Looks in good shape. 589 00:52:17.426 --> 00:52:18.510 Rescue boat? 590 00:52:18.886 --> 00:52:20.220 No, no. 591 00:52:21.055 --> 00:52:22.889 Just something left behind. 592 00:52:23.182 --> 00:52:24.390 But it floats. 593 00:52:36.362 --> 00:52:37.904 We stick to the plan. 594 00:52:38.739 --> 00:52:40.156 Head for the coast. 595 00:52:40.241 --> 00:52:42.075 You're not gonna look for Dr. Grant? 596 00:52:42.201 --> 00:52:43.868 The coast was Alan's idea. 597 00:52:43.953 --> 00:52:45.662 If he's alive, that's where he's headed. 598 00:52:45.746 --> 00:52:46.788 I agree. 599 00:52:46.914 --> 00:52:48.248 What about Eric? 600 00:52:48.874 --> 00:52:50.291 Eric's a smart kid. 601 00:52:50.417 --> 00:52:52.919 He probably knows his best chance is by the coast. 602 00:52:53.045 --> 00:52:56.047 He figures the big dinosaurs are in the center of the island. 603 00:52:56.131 --> 00:52:57.382 Right? 604 00:52:58.926 --> 00:53:00.093 Sure. 605 00:53:06.892 --> 00:53:08.768 You know what this is? 606 00:53:09.103 --> 00:53:11.145 It's a raptor claw. I used to have one. 607 00:53:11.897 --> 00:53:12.939 A fossil. 608 00:53:14.441 --> 00:53:15.650 Mine is new. 609 00:53:17.278 --> 00:53:19.654 How much of the island did you explore? 610 00:53:20.155 --> 00:53:22.240 I stayed pretty close to the compound. 611 00:53:22.324 --> 00:53:24.158 I figured if anyone came looking for me, 612 00:53:24.243 --> 00:53:25.952 that's where they'd start. 613 00:53:26.829 --> 00:53:29.080 We need to get to the coast. That was the plan. 614 00:53:29.164 --> 00:53:30.290 Are you sure? 615 00:53:30.416 --> 00:53:33.084 The closer you get to water, the bigger things get. 616 00:53:33.168 --> 00:53:35.753 If we can find our way down into the canyon 617 00:53:35.838 --> 00:53:38.506 we can follow that river out to the coast. 618 00:53:39.300 --> 00:53:41.134 After we find your parents. 619 00:53:41.677 --> 00:53:42.802 Then what? 620 00:53:43.470 --> 00:53:45.346 One step at a time. Listen. 621 00:53:47.099 --> 00:53:49.183 What? 622 00:53:49.351 --> 00:53:51.477 That's my dad's satellite phone! 623 00:53:55.107 --> 00:53:56.608 Wait a minute. How do you know? 624 00:53:57.526 --> 00:54:00.403 "Kirby Paint and Tile Plus, in Westgate!" 625 00:54:01.155 --> 00:54:02.530 Dad! 626 00:54:17.504 --> 00:54:18.671 Mum! 627 00:54:22.259 --> 00:54:25.094 Mum! Dad! 628 00:54:25.971 --> 00:54:28.890 Eric! This way! 629 00:54:31.644 --> 00:54:33.811 Mum! Dad! 630 00:54:41.320 --> 00:54:43.738 Mum, Dad! Mum, Dad! 631 00:54:50.746 --> 00:54:52.872 I knew it. My God. 632 00:54:53.832 --> 00:54:54.916 I knew it. 633 00:54:56.001 --> 00:54:58.711 Oh, God. Oh, my God. 634 00:54:59.046 --> 00:55:00.838 Boy, am I glad to see you. 635 00:55:01.298 --> 00:55:02.882 Hey, you got my bag. 636 00:55:03.092 --> 00:55:05.885 Yeah. Lucky strap. 637 00:55:07.221 --> 00:55:08.763 Want me to carry it? 638 00:55:10.391 --> 00:55:12.225 We need to find a gap here. 639 00:55:14.103 --> 00:55:16.562 How did you know we were here? The phone. 640 00:55:16.647 --> 00:55:18.856 That stupid jingle from the store. I heard it. 641 00:55:18.941 --> 00:55:21.067 My phone? Your satellite phone. 642 00:55:21.151 --> 00:55:22.735 Where is it? I don't have it. 643 00:55:22.820 --> 00:55:24.529 When did you use it last? 644 00:55:25.072 --> 00:55:26.823 On the plane. 645 00:55:26.907 --> 00:55:29.075 I got a call on the plane and... 646 00:55:30.077 --> 00:55:33.329 What? I loaned it to Nash. 647 00:55:34.164 --> 00:55:35.999 He must have had it when he... 648 00:55:46.677 --> 00:55:47.844 Run. 649 00:56:52.242 --> 00:56:54.660 Alan, you want to give me the bag back? 650 00:56:55.162 --> 00:56:56.662 It's okay, I got it. 651 00:56:57.498 --> 00:56:59.207 Please, give me the bag. 652 00:57:03.337 --> 00:57:04.545 It's not safe. 653 00:57:16.266 --> 00:57:17.475 Raptor eggs. 654 00:57:19.520 --> 00:57:22.355 Did you steal raptor eggs? 655 00:57:29.279 --> 00:57:31.030 Now it all makes sense. 656 00:57:31.240 --> 00:57:34.700 I swear, if I'd known you were going to end up with them... 657 00:57:36.954 --> 00:57:38.079 It was an impulse, 658 00:57:38.163 --> 00:57:39.455 I thought they'd be worth a fortune. 659 00:57:39.540 --> 00:57:42.625 Enough to fund the dig site another 10 more years. 660 00:57:42.709 --> 00:57:45.586 You have to believe me. This was a stupid decision, 661 00:57:45.671 --> 00:57:47.797 but I did it with the best intentions. 662 00:57:47.881 --> 00:57:50.007 "With the best intentions." 663 00:57:51.760 --> 00:57:54.512 Some of the worst things imaginable 664 00:57:54.596 --> 00:57:56.973 have been done with the best intentions. 665 00:57:58.058 --> 00:57:59.600 You know what, Billy? 666 00:57:59.977 --> 00:58:04.730 As far as I'm concerned, you're no better than the people that built this place. 667 00:58:22.040 --> 00:58:23.040 What are you doing? 668 00:58:23.125 --> 00:58:25.293 Those things are after us because of those. 669 00:58:25.377 --> 00:58:28.921 Those things know we have the eggs. 670 00:58:29.298 --> 00:58:33.384 If I drop them in the river, they'll still be after us. 671 00:58:34.052 --> 00:58:35.845 What if they catch us with them? 672 00:58:35.929 --> 00:58:37.847 What if they catch us without them? 673 00:58:41.852 --> 00:58:44.145 There's a boat at the bottom, just downriver. 674 00:58:44.229 --> 00:58:46.939 We can try and make it to the coast, at least. 675 00:59:42.663 --> 00:59:44.163 You okay? Yeah. 676 00:59:55.717 --> 00:59:58.094 Let's do this one at a time, shall we? 677 01:00:36.591 --> 01:00:38.175 Okay, come on over! 678 01:00:39.136 --> 01:00:40.553 One at a time! 679 01:00:40.762 --> 01:00:42.138 All right, Eric. 680 01:00:42.472 --> 01:00:44.348 I'm going to leave you just for a minute. 681 01:00:44.433 --> 01:00:46.559 And then you'll be right behind me, okay? 682 01:00:46.643 --> 01:00:47.768 Mum! 683 01:00:48.312 --> 01:00:50.855 I've been alone in a water truck for eight weeks. 684 01:00:50.939 --> 01:00:54.066 I think I can manage the next two minutes without you. 685 01:00:57.279 --> 01:00:59.280 Right, we're all together now. 686 01:01:25.682 --> 01:01:26.849 Okay, Eric. 687 01:01:27.142 --> 01:01:28.601 - Okay. - Come on, honey! 688 01:01:28.685 --> 01:01:29.894 Over you go. 689 01:02:03.804 --> 01:02:05.054 Mum? 690 01:02:07.516 --> 01:02:08.766 Oh, my God. 691 01:02:09.226 --> 01:02:10.476 What is it? 692 01:02:11.103 --> 01:02:12.812 It's a birdcage. 693 01:02:13.480 --> 01:02:14.605 For what? 694 01:02:21.154 --> 01:02:22.363 Dad! 695 01:02:22.447 --> 01:02:23.572 Eric! 696 01:02:40.590 --> 01:02:42.216 I can't see him! 697 01:02:51.184 --> 01:02:52.268 No! 698 01:03:00.485 --> 01:03:01.652 This way! 699 01:03:17.544 --> 01:03:18.794 Billy, stop! 700 01:03:19.504 --> 01:03:22.006 Billy, stop! Don't, Billy! 701 01:03:41.693 --> 01:03:43.235 Eric, hold on! 702 01:03:48.492 --> 01:03:49.575 Eric! 703 01:04:02.881 --> 01:04:03.923 Jump! 704 01:04:30.784 --> 01:04:31.951 Billy! 705 01:04:44.756 --> 01:04:45.923 Let go now! 706 01:05:32.095 --> 01:05:33.512 Eric! He's there. 707 01:05:46.318 --> 01:05:48.944 There he is! He's across the river! 708 01:05:49.446 --> 01:05:50.988 Get him out of here! 709 01:05:53.491 --> 01:05:55.159 No! Go, Eric! 710 01:05:55.535 --> 01:05:56.994 What about Billy? 711 01:06:12.010 --> 01:06:13.260 Hang on, Billy! 712 01:06:21.853 --> 01:06:23.020 Wait. 713 01:06:26.900 --> 01:06:28.025 Get away! 714 01:07:53.278 --> 01:07:55.112 There's plenty of gasoline. 715 01:07:55.321 --> 01:07:58.198 Now we've just got to make our way to the coast. 716 01:07:58.658 --> 01:08:01.160 Work out some sort of a signal. 717 01:08:01.786 --> 01:08:05.330 Build a fire or something. Something they can see from the air. 718 01:08:11.379 --> 01:08:12.504 Dr. Grant? 719 01:08:14.340 --> 01:08:16.300 Hey, Eric, how are you doing? 720 01:08:26.227 --> 01:08:27.853 I'm sorry about Billy. 721 01:08:31.733 --> 01:08:34.526 You know what the last thing I said to him was? 722 01:08:34.986 --> 01:08:36.320 I said, 723 01:08:36.738 --> 01:08:39.740 "You're as bad as the people that built this place." 724 01:08:40.200 --> 01:08:45.287 Which wasn't true. Billy was just young. That's all. 725 01:08:47.332 --> 01:08:50.250 I have a theory that there are two kinds of boys. 726 01:08:50.335 --> 01:08:52.461 There are those who want to be astronomers 727 01:08:52.545 --> 01:08:55.005 and those who want to be astronauts. 728 01:08:55.548 --> 01:08:58.467 The astronomer, or the paleontologist 729 01:08:58.551 --> 01:09:02.137 gets to study these amazing things 730 01:09:02.222 --> 01:09:04.181 from a place of complete safety. 731 01:09:04.891 --> 01:09:07.017 But then you never get to go into space. 732 01:09:07.101 --> 01:09:08.435 Exactly. 733 01:09:08.895 --> 01:09:11.897 It's the difference between imagining and seeing. 734 01:09:11.981 --> 01:09:14.525 To be able to touch them. 735 01:09:15.109 --> 01:09:19.279 And that's all Billy wanted. 736 01:09:26.412 --> 01:09:27.538 Dr. Grant. 737 01:09:56.651 --> 01:09:58.652 You know something, Dr. Grant? 738 01:10:00.446 --> 01:10:01.822 Billy was right. 739 01:10:27.807 --> 01:10:28.932 Listen. 740 01:10:49.871 --> 01:10:51.580 Find it before it stops ringing! 741 01:10:51.664 --> 01:10:53.582 Eric, you stay on that boat. 742 01:10:56.544 --> 01:10:58.754 It's here. It's here. 743 01:11:00.256 --> 01:11:01.506 God. 744 01:11:08.514 --> 01:11:09.681 I got it. 745 01:11:17.899 --> 01:11:19.316 Hello? Hello? 746 01:11:19.400 --> 01:11:22.945 You, too, can own a timeshare in beautiful Guadalajara. 747 01:11:23.029 --> 01:11:25.906 Enjoy a meal in one of our four-star restaurants. 748 01:11:26.032 --> 01:11:27.074 Look out! 749 01:11:47.136 --> 01:11:49.012 Turn off the power. 750 01:11:49.097 --> 01:11:51.014 You've got juice for maybe one call. 751 01:11:51.099 --> 01:11:53.350 Whatever you do, don't call the U. S. Embassy. 752 01:11:53.434 --> 01:11:55.268 They won't do a damn thing. 753 01:11:55.561 --> 01:11:58.105 Hey, guys, come here! Look at this! 754 01:12:04.779 --> 01:12:06.238 Bonitos. 755 01:12:06.406 --> 01:12:07.906 Something must have spooked them! 756 01:12:08.491 --> 01:12:10.575 Get the engine going, Mr. Kirby. 757 01:12:18.084 --> 01:12:19.584 Open the throttle! 758 01:12:26.259 --> 01:12:27.342 Pick up. 759 01:12:32.807 --> 01:12:33.849 Hello? 760 01:12:34.100 --> 01:12:35.142 Ellie? 761 01:12:35.601 --> 01:12:36.768 Hello? 762 01:12:37.145 --> 01:12:38.186 Charlie! 763 01:12:39.147 --> 01:12:40.772 Charlie! Hello? 764 01:12:41.649 --> 01:12:44.609 Charlie, take the phone to Mummy now! 765 01:12:45.486 --> 01:12:47.195 Take the phone to Mummy! 766 01:12:47.321 --> 01:12:49.489 It's the dinosaur man! 767 01:12:50.283 --> 01:12:51.283 Okay. 768 01:12:51.451 --> 01:12:52.492 Listen to me, Charlie. 769 01:12:53.661 --> 01:12:54.703 Charlie! 770 01:12:55.788 --> 01:12:58.832 Are you taking the phone to Mum? Charlie! 771 01:13:28.237 --> 01:13:29.571 Hi, everybody! 772 01:13:39.332 --> 01:13:40.957 It's great to be here! 773 01:13:41.042 --> 01:13:43.418 Hi, there! How are you? 774 01:13:53.012 --> 01:13:54.846 This is going to be great. 775 01:14:07.693 --> 01:14:09.945 Who's on the phone? The dinosaur man. 776 01:14:10.029 --> 01:14:11.655 He is? Alan? 777 01:14:11.948 --> 01:14:14.908 Look in the boxes! Find a weapon! 778 01:14:21.999 --> 01:14:23.875 Where's the phone? 779 01:14:23.960 --> 01:14:25.585 There! Get the phone! 780 01:14:35.388 --> 01:14:36.930 Ellie, listen to me! 781 01:14:37.223 --> 01:14:39.474 Are you on a cell phone? I can't hear you. 782 01:14:39.559 --> 01:14:42.727 The river! Site B! The river! 783 01:14:45.565 --> 01:14:46.815 Hello? 784 01:16:53.025 --> 01:16:55.944 Dad! Dad! 785 01:17:14.213 --> 01:17:15.547 Dad! 786 01:17:19.885 --> 01:17:21.886 Paul, you jerk! 787 01:17:24.432 --> 01:17:26.391 You can't leave me like this! 788 01:17:29.061 --> 01:17:30.729 I'm not going anywhere! 789 01:17:47.246 --> 01:17:50.332 Remember when we went fishing a couple of summers ago? 790 01:17:51.167 --> 01:17:54.461 I was putting the boat in the water and the trailer sank? 791 01:17:55.421 --> 01:17:58.965 The tow truck tried to pull us out and it got dragged in, too. 792 01:17:59.925 --> 01:18:02.635 The truck driver wanted to knock my lights out. 793 01:18:08.267 --> 01:18:09.601 I miss fishing. 794 01:18:15.441 --> 01:18:16.608 Mr. Kirby? 795 01:18:21.614 --> 01:18:24.282 That lady you called. Who is she? 796 01:18:25.201 --> 01:18:27.285 How do you know that she can help us? 797 01:18:27.370 --> 01:18:29.371 She's the one person I could always count on. 798 01:18:29.455 --> 01:18:30.663 I owe her a lot. 799 01:18:31.791 --> 01:18:33.708 I don't think I ever told her that. 800 01:18:33.793 --> 01:18:34.834 You should. 801 01:18:37.838 --> 01:18:39.130 You hear that? 802 01:18:40.800 --> 01:18:41.966 The ocean. 803 01:18:58.734 --> 01:19:00.235 They want the eggs. 804 01:19:01.362 --> 01:19:03.488 Otherwise, we'd be dead already. 805 01:19:08.661 --> 01:19:11.913 Everybody get down. She's challenging us. 806 01:19:31.350 --> 01:19:33.268 She thinks you stole the eggs. 807 01:19:33.352 --> 01:19:34.477 Get behind me. 808 01:19:54.874 --> 01:19:57.876 Give me the eggs. 809 01:20:18.731 --> 01:20:19.898 Do it, Mum. 810 01:20:38.751 --> 01:20:40.585 No. Call for help. 811 01:21:27.466 --> 01:21:28.967 That's a helicopter. 812 01:21:38.644 --> 01:21:41.729 Dr. Grant? Dr. Alan Grant? 813 01:21:41.814 --> 01:21:43.273 Stop! 814 01:21:43.357 --> 01:21:45.900 That's a very bad idea! 815 01:21:54.493 --> 01:21:56.411 Second Squad, move! Wow! 816 01:21:57.454 --> 01:22:01.082 You have to thank her now. She sent the Navy and the Marines. 817 01:22:02.835 --> 01:22:04.586 God bless you, Ellie. 818 01:22:16.599 --> 01:22:19.183 Dr. Grant, is this man with you? What? 819 01:22:29.278 --> 01:22:30.528 You made it. 820 01:22:32.072 --> 01:22:33.281 Yeah. 821 01:22:34.241 --> 01:22:35.867 I rescued your hat. 822 01:22:36.869 --> 01:22:38.578 Dr. Grant, we need to go now! 823 01:22:38.662 --> 01:22:39.954 Oh, yeah. 824 01:22:42.291 --> 01:22:44.459 Well, that's the important thing. 825 01:22:45.044 --> 01:22:46.127 Dr. Grant! 826 01:22:48.714 --> 01:22:51.382 Can I get you to sit here and buckle up, sir? 827 01:22:58.265 --> 01:23:01.809 Sea Shadow to Dust Storm, six souls on board. 828 01:23:03.562 --> 01:23:05.647 Dust Storm to Sea Shadow, roger. 829 01:23:10.319 --> 01:23:11.944 What the hell is that? 830 01:23:13.238 --> 01:23:14.822 Dr. Grant, look! 831 01:23:24.750 --> 01:23:26.751 Where do you think they're going? 832 01:23:27.628 --> 01:23:30.672 I don't know. Maybe just looking for new nesting grounds. 833 01:23:30.756 --> 01:23:32.757 It's a whole new world for them. 834 01:23:32.841 --> 01:23:35.259 I dare them to nest in Enid, Oklahoma. 835 01:23:42.184 --> 01:23:43.434 Let's go home.