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This is Operation Experiment.
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A secret base far north of the Arctic Circ/e.
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Experiment was the code name for this[br]top-priority scientific expedition.
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These men arrived here on X-day minus 60.
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It has taken them the fu//[br]two months to get ready.
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Today is X-day.
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It is now H-hour minus 59 minutes.
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There is /ess than an hour /eft.
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The p/ane must arrive at its rendezvous[br]200 mi/es away in exact/y 58 minutes.
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There can be no margin for error.[br]There can be no second chance.
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This is the rendezvous. The forward[br]observation post where scientists...
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...and their aides doub/e-check equipment[br]and wait for the p/ane's approach.
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It is now H-hour minus 81 seconds.
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At H-hour minus 75 seconds,[br]the radar antenna f/ashes the word.
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There it is! Azimuth: 63 degrees.
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Airplane sighted: 13 hours, 11 minutes.
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Azimuth: 63 degrees.[br]Speed: approximate/y 350 mi/es per hour.
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Professor Tom Nesbitt and Co/. John Evans,[br]mi/itary /iaison, tense/y wait.
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The timing is perfect, thus far.
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It is now H-hour minus 56 seconds.
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Every man here knows his job.[br]He does it quick/y, efficient/y, si/ent/y.
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The men are ready.[br]The equipment is ready.
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It is now H-hour minus 52 seconds.
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Operation Experiment to Y-3-4-7.
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Operation Experiment to Y-3-4-7.[br]Over.
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Y-3-4-7 to Operation Experiment.[br]Now /eve/ing off.
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Ground speed: 360.[br]Approaching IP.
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IP means initia/ point.
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The next 26 seconds wi// determine whether[br]these men have succeeded or fai/ed.
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Now we count the seconds.
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Ten, nine, eight, seven, six...
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...five, four, three, two, one.
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Charlie, look!
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Col. Evans, there's something[br]strange on the radar screen.
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- What's the matter, Charlie?[br]- Right here, sir. A foreign object.
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- It's gone.[br]- What's gone?
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- I don't know, sir.[br]- It silhouetted like 5oo tons, at least.
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- Where is it, then?[br]- I don't know, sir.
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- Are you sure we saw it?[br]- We saw something.
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Maybe the shock tossed something in front[br]of the antenna. That must have been it.
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Eight weeks of preparation,[br]and it's all over in a second.
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Jack, when energy of that magnitude[br]is released, it's never over.
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What the cumulative effects of these[br]atomic explosions and tests will be...
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...only time can tell.[br]- You mean scientists can't tell?
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The world's been here for millions of years.
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Man's been walking upright for[br]a comparatively short time.
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Mentally, we're still crawling.
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This test will add to our knowledge.[br]Wouldn't you say so, Ritchie?
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That's right.
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Every time one of these goes off...
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...I feel we're helping to write[br]the first chapter of a new Genesis.
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Let's hope we don't find ourselves writing[br]the last chapter of the old one.
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- You sound like a man who's scared, Tom.[br]- What makes you think I'm not?
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Here are the figures, Tom.
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We'll leave for the observation[br]post in about an hour.
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- Good. Loomis?[br]- Yes, sir?
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- Get the equipment ready.[br]- Yes, sir.
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You gentlemen. The moment your Geiger[br]counters indicate heavy radiation, turn back.
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Turn back? Colonel, we'll run back.[br]There isn't a hero in the crowd.
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Post 16.
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Shall we try to go around, sir?
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No, wait here for us.[br]We'll go up on foot.
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- What's your reading?[br]- 19.7. We'd better get out.
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I'll check post 17. You take 18,[br]and I'll meet you back here.
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Make it fast.
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Sgt. Willistead.
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What?
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But they've gone on foot.
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Okay.
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What's the matter?[br]There's a blizzard coming up!
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Tom!
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Tom! Tom!
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Tom!
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Tom!
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Tom, I can't move.[br]Something's wrong with my leg.
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I'm coming down.
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- Have they reported back yet?[br]- No, not yet. We're waiting.
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Tom, Tom! Get out, Tom![br]A monster!
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- A prehistoric monster![br]- Quiet, quiet. Don't struggle.
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I'll get you out, George.[br]Don't worry.
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Doc! Hey, doc!
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Put him right over here.
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- Give me my bag.[br]- Yes, sir.
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And get some blankets[br]off those other beds.
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How is he?
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- Where's Professor Ritchie?[br]- Still missing, sir.
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- What happened?[br]- We don't know.
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We saw the flares and rushed to post 18.[br]The whole shore was breaking loose.
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- We grabbed Nesbitt just in time.[br]- We never found Ritchie.
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Colonel, we have to get Nesbitt[br]to a hospital in the States.
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- He's in a bad way.[br]- Right.
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Get word to the main base.[br]We want a plane right away.
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Ritchie, I'll get you out.[br]I'll get you out.
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The monster...[br]Hurry, it's coming!
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Watch out, the monster![br]The monster!
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Hello, Professor Nesbitt.[br]How do you feel today?
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Fine. Where is Col. Evans?[br]Did you reach Col. Evans?
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He'll be here any minute now.[br]I'd like you to meet Dr. Ingersol.
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He wants to ask you a few questions, if you[br]don't think it would be too hard on you.
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- Questions?[br]- I'm a psychiatrist, Professor Nesbitt.
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I thought together we might[br]get to the bottom of this.
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You think I'm crazy too.[br]My story may sound fantastic, but...
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Throughout history, people have claimed[br]that they've seen monsters.
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There was the famous Loch Lomond[br]monster, you'll probably recall.
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Then the green serpents[br]off the shores of Ireland.
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But not one of them was ever caught[br]or even photographed.
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I'm not inclined to let my imagination[br]run away with me. I'm a scientist.
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All right.
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Then it shouldn't be inconceivable to you...
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...that the mind can withstand[br]just so much pressure.
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The shock of seeing your friend dead,[br]your own predicament...
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...was too much to bear. So that you[br]momentarily lost contact with reality.
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It's a phenomenon which was[br]not uncommon during the war.
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But Ritchie wasn't dead when[br]I got to him. He tried to warn me.
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Two people don't share[br]the same hallucination.
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Hello, Tom. How are you?
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- Thawed out?[br]- Jack, I'm glad you're here.
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I'm having a hard time convincing[br]them that I'm not an idiot.
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I was in Washington making my report.[br]I was...
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What did they say about the animal? I want[br]to be in on any expedition going after him.
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Tom, I didn't tell them about the animal.
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Why not?[br]It should've been in the report.
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I went back to Post 18. I tried[br]to reconstruct what happened out there.
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I couldn't find a thing.[br]No tracks. Nothing.
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Nothing?
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I'm sorry. I wish[br]I could say I saw something.
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The blizzard.
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There was a blizzard, remember?
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The snow must have blown over[br]and covered everything.
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- Check me out of here.[br]- You are in no condition to leave.
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It's imperative that you have rest.
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- How can I rest?[br]- I've encountered this sort of thing before.
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You've undergone a tremendous shock.[br]You've got to stay in bed.
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I see. And that makes it official?
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I'm afraid it does.
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So long. You do what the doctor says. We'll[br]get together when you're on your feet.
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That won't be too long.
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What about that sound I heard?
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In your condition, it could have been[br]anything. The wind. Anything.
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No wind ever made a sound like that.
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Captain. Captain!
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Are you daft, man?
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- Good morning.[br]- Good morning.
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What's going on[br]in our turbulent world today?
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Oh, death and politics. The comic page[br]is the only thing that makes sense anymore.
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I take it, then, that you advise[br]a dose of it after each meal?
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- You quote me exactly.[br]- Then I'm gonna take your advice exactly.
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Here it is.
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Say.
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Look at this!
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That item is right where it belongs.[br]On the comic page.
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And that's why I came here, Dr. Elson.
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I felt if you heard my story,[br]you'd do something.
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And what is it you think I can do?
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Fit out an expedition,[br]institute a search.
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The fitting out of an expedition requires[br]a great deal of attention to detail.
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Such as time, personnel, money.
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How can you talk about details[br]in the face of such a discovery?
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I'm not a paleontologist, and I have[br]a desire to know more about this animal.
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I thought you'd have[br]such a compelling curiosity...
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...that nothing would stand in your way.
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Professor Nesbitt,[br]after waiting for 3o years...
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...l'm about to undertake[br]my first extended holiday.
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I would throw aside my plans[br]if I thought there was...
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...the slightest chance of what your[br]saying being possible. It isn't.
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What about that newspaper item?
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If all the items of seamen reporting[br]monsters were placed end on end...
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...it'd reach to the moon, my boy.
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You mean, I'm wasting your time?
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Do you realize[br]you're asking me to believe...
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...you saw a creature that would be[br]over 1 oo million years old?
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But you said that 1 oo million years ago, the[br]water of the Mesozoic age turned to ice.
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Isn't it possible that an animal[br]was trapped in that ice?
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Caught in the freezing temperatures[br]and locked in.
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Then when we released the bomb,[br]the heat generated melted the ice...
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...in which this beast was imprisoned[br]and freed it?
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Bringing it back to life[br]after 1 oo million years?
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Couldn't it have been[br]in a state of hibernation?
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Bears live through winters[br]under similar conditions.
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That's quite true.
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A bear does live off itself for one winter[br]from food accumulated within itself...
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...but it's hard to believe an animal could[br]live for 1 oo million years off its own tissue.
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To put it mildly, it would require[br]quite an appetite, don't you think?
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I don't know if this will be of any help,[br]but you remember, doctor...
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...a few years ago, an expedition unearthed[br]a herd of mastodons in the Siberian tundra.
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Dead thousands of years, yet their fur[br]was still intact, the meat still edible.
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That's quite right, my dear Lee.[br]But they weren't alive.
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That's the important difference.[br]They weren't alive.
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I'm sorry, professor, but in all honesty,[br]I can't support your story.
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I guess I'll go back to the hospital.
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Maybe I should ask for a transfer[br]to the psychopathic ward.
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Nonsense.[br]It's not as bad as all that, my boy.
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Thanks for listening, doctor.
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When he first came to this country,[br]I attended his lectures...
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...on the curative properties of the[br]radioactive isotope. He is a brilliant man.
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Isn't his story in any way feasible?
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No. And I'm sorry.[br]I'd rather like to help him.
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I thought that little jaunt of yours last week[br]would knock you for a loop.
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I can't find anything wrong with you.
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I feel fine.[br]When do you think I can leave?
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Any time's all right with us.
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Don't go rushing to the North Pole again.[br]Keep fit and warm.
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Take those vitamins I gave you.
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This is your hour of mirth and me/ody.
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They say music has charms[br]to soothe the savage beast.
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They ought to try it[br]on these sea monsters.
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From Canada comes word[br]of a second ship...
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...destroyed by an enormous beast[br]according to Captain LeMay.
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He rea//y ought to stop smoking that stuff[br]and try virginia Go/ds, because...
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It shouldn't take me too long[br]to catch up.
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- It's good to have you back.[br]- Thank you.
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Anything else, Miss Ryan?
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Oh, yes. There's Miss Lee Hunter[br]waiting to see you.
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- Miss Lee Hunter?[br]- She's very pretty.
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Send her in.
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- How are you?[br]- Fine.
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We met at the university.[br]I'm Dr. Elson's assistant.
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Oh, yes, of course.
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The verdict: A prehistoric animal[br]would be presumptuous to be alive today...
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...and upset your neatly[br]cataloged theories.
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I see you don't remember[br]I was a sympathetic bystander.
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Oh, really? How come?
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I have a deep, abiding faith in the work[br]of scientists. Otherwise I wouldn't be one.
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- Won't you sit down?[br]- Thank you.
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Sorry I can't offer you anything,[br]but everything around here is radioactive.
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No, thank you, anyway.
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When I was in the lab yesterday...
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...I heard a report about a man who claimed[br]that his ship was sunk by a sea monster.
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"If all the stories about sea monsters were[br]laid end to end, they'd reach the moon."
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But two reports coming so close together...
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What makes you think two are going to[br]convince anybody any more than one did?
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Well, it convinced me.
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It got me to thinking[br]it would be worthwhile investigating.
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I've gathered all the sketches of the known[br]prehistoric animals. If you could identify...
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Being considered crazy[br]has been quite an experience.
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However, I wouldn't care[br]to go through it again.
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Is this the man with the compelling[br]curiosity? Afraid of ridicule?
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- I'm not afraid of ridicule.[br]- No?
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But I'm afraid that's what it sounds like.
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You said sketches of all the known animals?[br]What if it's an unknown one?
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That's possible.
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But we'll never really know[br]unless you look at them.
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Oh, professor, think what it would mean[br]if you were right.
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Five-minute break. It's coffee time.
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Good. I need it.
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Cream and sugar?
00:28:56.85,00:29:01.18
Better take both. I make coffee[br]strong enough to enter the Olympics.
00:29:01.35,00:29:03.34
- One or two?[br]- Two, please.
00:29:03.52,00:29:06.49
I never knew there were[br]so many prehistoric animals.
00:29:06.66,00:29:09.49
We haven't even reached[br]the Cretaceous Period yet.
00:29:09.66,00:29:14.10
I don't know if I could identify the beast[br]now if it looked through the window.
00:29:14.26,00:29:16.89
Maybe it's part imagination, after all.
00:29:17.07,00:29:21.73
Something I used to dream about[br]when I was a kid. Or read in fairy tales.
00:29:21.91,00:29:27.34
You're tired. Why don't you just relax[br]for a moment. Have a sandwich.
00:29:27.94,00:29:29.81
Thanks.
00:29:35.65,00:29:38.02
- Funny.[br]- What's funny?
00:29:38.19,00:29:41.32
Well, a girl like you, a paleontologist.
00:29:41.52,00:29:43.92
What's wrong with paleontology?
00:29:44.09,00:29:48.09
- Classifying old bones.[br]- Old bones?!
00:29:48.26,00:29:51.70
If we didn't study the past,[br]you wouldn't know about the atom.
00:29:51.87,00:29:55.10
Dr. Elson says, "Future[br]is the reflection of the past."
00:29:55.34,00:29:59.07
You're fond of Dr. Elson, aren't you?[br]How did you become his assistant?
00:30:00.08,00:30:04.41
I suppose by continually antagonizing him.[br]I was one of his students.
00:30:04.58,00:30:08.35
To hear him tell it, all I ever did[br]was challenge him or argue with him.
00:30:08.52,00:30:10.51
I was afraid he was going to expel me.
00:30:10.69,00:30:13.82
Instead, he asked me to be[br]his assistant after I graduated.
00:30:13.99,00:30:16.86
So I graduated, and here I am.
00:30:17.03,00:30:18.43
And here I am.
00:30:18.60,00:30:22.53
Between us, we span the ages.[br]You deal with the past, I with the future.
00:30:23.10,00:30:25.57
How uncomplicated the past was.
00:30:26.84,00:30:29.53
And how bright the future can be.
00:30:38.85,00:30:41.65
Let's get back to the present.
00:31:03.91,00:31:06.31
This might be it.
00:31:07.14,00:31:08.91
I'm not sure.
00:31:09.08,00:31:10.44
Not sure?
00:31:10.61,00:31:14.85
The head looks similar,[br]but the front legs are too short.
00:31:15.02,00:31:17.11
Wait a minute.
00:31:18.76,00:31:21.12
Is this any better?
00:31:21.79,00:31:24.45
Now, that's much more like it.
00:31:27.53,00:31:30.09
And what about this one?
00:31:30.73,00:31:33.22
That's the closest!
00:31:33.97,00:31:36.10
I think that is it.
00:31:36.37,00:31:39.17
Lee, I think that's the one I saw!
00:31:39.34,00:31:42.07
If two independent observers[br]saw the same thing...
00:31:42.25,00:31:46.11
If that captain in Canada[br]could identify the same sketch...
00:31:46.28,00:31:49.05
And tell his story to Dr. Elson.
00:31:54.49,00:31:57.95
"Capt. George LeMay,[br]Marquette, Canada"
00:32:00.93,00:32:04.09
- Operator.[br]- I want to make a long-distance call, please.
00:32:04.27,00:32:05.70
Person-to-person.
00:32:05.87,00:32:10.24
To Capt. George LeMay,[br]Marquette, Canada.
00:32:10.41,00:32:12.20
One moment, p/ease.
00:32:12.38,00:32:15.64
- Charge this call to Circle 44771.[br]- Thank you.
00:32:15.81,00:32:17.78
It's my monster.
00:32:35.57,00:32:37.50
They're speaking French.
00:32:37.67,00:32:40.90
- Capt. LeMay is ready.[br]- Thank you.
00:32:42.04,00:32:45.60
Hello. Capt. LeMay?
00:32:45.78,00:32:50.08
My name is Tom Nesbitt.[br]I'm a scientist in New York.
00:32:50.25,00:32:52.81
I have some important questions[br]to ask you.
00:32:52.98,00:32:56.25
I don't speak English.
00:33:17.84,00:33:19.27
Captain?
00:33:19.78,00:33:23.84
- Hello. Capt. LeMay?[br]- I am sorry, but the captain has hung up.
00:33:24.01,00:33:27.85
He is unhappy when anybody mentions[br]his accident, because everyone /aughs.
00:33:28.02,00:33:31.65
Please get the captain back.[br]I can't tell you how important this is.
00:33:31.82,00:33:34.79
I am sorry. He wi// not[br]speak to you again, I'm sure.
00:33:34.96,00:33:40.40
He is a stubborn o/d man. Perhaps a /itt/e[br]crazy. Especia//y on the subject of serpents.
00:33:44.33,00:33:46.67
They think he is crazy too.
00:33:46.84,00:33:51.21
- Well, it was a good try anyway.[br]- But good tries don't pay off.
00:33:51.37,00:33:53.54
Do you suppose if you went up there...
00:33:53.71,00:33:56.70
...you could make him understand[br]how important this is?
00:33:56.88,00:33:59.18
I could get a plane.
00:33:59.35,00:34:02.04
Phone me if anything exciting happens.
00:34:02.22,00:34:05.42
I'll phone you even if nothing happens.
00:34:22.14,00:34:24.70
You missed him[br]by not more than two hours.
00:34:24.87,00:34:29.28
I thought you might be able to tell me[br]where he went. His housekeeper wouldn't.
00:34:29.45,00:34:33.31
Capt. LeMay has been very touchy[br]since the sea serpent incident.
00:34:33.48,00:34:38.89
People felt he was a bit balmy.[br]They laughed at him. Too bad too.
00:34:39.06,00:34:41.79
The man had served well[br]and faithfully for years.
00:34:41.96,00:34:46.29
I believe a man has a right to a few nips[br]now and then, I always say.
00:34:46.46,00:34:50.30
- You don't believe his story?[br]- I said he was balmy, not me.
00:34:50.47,00:34:53.66
He let it get out that he was headed[br]for the interior of Canada...
00:34:53.84,00:34:59.00
...and was not going to stop until he hit[br]a spot that was uninhabited by white men.
00:34:59.18,00:35:03.20
A blooming hermit he wants to be.[br]He'll be back in less than a month.
00:35:03.85,00:35:06.18
I can't wait that long.
00:35:06.35,00:35:09.81
- Were there any other survivors?[br]- No.
00:35:10.12,00:35:13.35
- How far is it to St. Pierre?[br]- About 1 oo miles.
00:35:13.52,00:35:16.72
Are you going to see this other chap[br]who claims he saw it?
00:35:16.89,00:35:19.92
I say, you don't believe[br]in the sea serpent fable, do you?
00:35:20.10,00:35:23.16
What do you think I am, balmy?
00:35:34.44,00:35:36.88
Good evening, Jacob.
00:35:37.08,00:35:40.11
You look much better today.
00:35:40.82,00:35:46.12
A man is here.[br]A very great scientist from New York.
00:35:46.29,00:35:50.35
No, Sister. Take him away.[br]I want no one near me.
00:35:50.53,00:35:54.55
He went to so much trouble to find you.
00:35:54.73,00:35:55.82
Why?
00:35:56.00,00:35:58.80
He says it is very important.
00:35:58.97,00:36:04.07
It's about the beast you saw.
00:36:04.24,00:36:07.23
Tell him to leave me alone![br]Tell him I saw nothing!
00:36:07.41,00:36:09.38
Tell him I know nothing!
00:36:09.55,00:36:11.81
Tell him it's all in my head!
00:36:11.98,00:36:14.11
That's what everybody says.
00:36:14.28,00:36:16.48
Except me, Jacob.
00:36:16.65,00:36:19.49
- Who are you?[br]- I saw the beast too.
00:36:20.82,00:36:22.26
You saw him?
00:36:22.43,00:36:26.26
- You're not playing jokes on me?[br]- No, I'm not playing any jokes.
00:36:26.43,00:36:28.90
People called me crazy too.
00:36:29.07,00:36:31.86
It stays in my mind always.[br]I'll never forget it.
00:36:32.03,00:36:38.06
In New York, there are scientists,[br]friends of mine, who will listen and believe.
00:36:38.47,00:36:42.50
Jacob, will you come to New York[br]with me?
00:36:46.48,00:36:51.44
- Is he well enough to travel?[br]- I will ask the doctor.
00:36:54.89,00:37:01.49
There's something very compensating[br]in having to wait 3o years for a holiday.
00:37:01.66,00:37:03.36
Because when it finally comes...
00:37:03.53,00:37:07.97
...the joy of anticipation is multiplied[br]by just that many years.
00:37:08.74,00:37:14.44
I feel like a schoolboy on the verge[br]of departing for my first summer camp.
00:37:15.21,00:37:20.11
Oh, by the way, that reminds me, our young[br]nuclear physicist appears to be delayed.
00:37:20.65,00:37:24.35
He'll be here any minute.[br]Shouldn't take him long from the airport.
00:37:24.82,00:37:28.76
Mesozoic animal alive today.
00:37:29.93,00:37:34.39
I can lose my job and my reputation[br]listening to such nonsense.
00:37:34.56,00:37:39.97
However, I won't allow my personal opinion[br]to interfere with a possible romance.
00:37:40.14,00:37:42.76
Don't change the subject.[br]You're just being stubborn.
00:37:42.94,00:37:44.63
Am I?
00:37:44.81,00:37:49.24
Now, just you listen to this.[br]It's something that I read this morning.
00:37:49.41,00:37:55.18
"On the 21 st of October, in the year 1797,[br]one Professor Gordon Laughton...
00:37:55.35,00:37:57.88
...was forcibly removed,[br]by order of the Crown...
00:37:58.05,00:38:01.55
...from his chair of science[br]at the University of Edinburgh.
00:38:01.72,00:38:04.85
He was firmly convinced[br]that leprechauns were responsible...
00:38:05.03,00:38:07.29
...for the uprooting[br]of the ancient campus oak.
00:38:07.46,00:38:12.30
Even swearing upon oath[br]that he had seen them remove it."
00:38:12.47,00:38:16.53
So, you see, today,[br]it's monsters instead of leprechauns.
00:38:16.71,00:38:19.68
How certain are you[br]there were no leprechauns?
00:38:19.84,00:38:20.83
Hello, Lee.
00:38:21.01,00:38:24.04
I don't recall this Dr. Laughton,[br]but what about Galileo?
00:38:24.21,00:38:26.41
He said the earth was round.[br]They made him recant.
00:38:26.58,00:38:31.92
However, the earth is round. And there is[br]a monster. And I think I can convince you.
00:38:32.09,00:38:34.78
- Is this your sailor witness?[br]- Yes, sir.
00:38:34.96,00:38:40.36
Jacob Bowman, the helmsman of the[br]fishing boat Fortune. Dr. Elson, Miss Hunter.
00:38:41.16,00:38:45.60
- So you saw the monster too?[br]- Yes, sir.
00:38:46.34,00:38:48.74
Go ahead, my dear.[br]This is your experiment.
00:38:48.90,00:38:53.53
Jacob, I want you to look through those[br]sketches and pick out the one you saw.
00:38:55.61,00:38:58.08
You don't think this is[br]a waste of time?
00:38:58.25,00:39:00.98
Several days ago[br]at Miss Hunter's apartment...
00:39:01.15,00:39:05.92
...I picked out the sketch of the beast[br]I saw. It's right in that batch.
00:39:06.09,00:39:11.19
But, unfortunately, in paleontology,[br]the empirical system of logic isn't enough.
00:39:11.36,00:39:13.95
It isn't a question of empirics.
00:39:14.16,00:39:17.86
If a particle of the sun broke off[br]and flew into space...
00:39:18.03,00:39:21.09
...I wouldn't consider the man[br]who brought that news to be insane.
00:39:21.27,00:39:24.00
As a scientist, I would[br]examine every facet of it.
00:39:24.17,00:39:28.74
Yes, but if a particle of the sun were to[br]break off, 1 oo million people would see it.
00:39:28.91,00:39:32.68
If it broke off, it would make no difference[br]if one saw it or no one at all.
00:39:32.85,00:39:34.21
It would still be.
00:39:34.38,00:39:37.55
The same with the monster. It still is.
00:39:40.06,00:39:42.96
Perhaps I'm getting old.
00:39:43.59,00:39:47.96
Now, Jacob, you must be quite sure[br]about this creature you claim to have seen.
00:39:48.13,00:39:50.43
There must be no doubt in your mind.
00:39:50.60,00:39:53.97
If it's here, I'll know it.
00:40:10.49,00:40:12.78
- That.[br]- That's the one I picked.
00:40:14.92,00:40:19.52
It's the rhedosaurus,[br]extinct for 1 oo million years.
00:40:20.10,00:40:23.16
- A hundred million years?[br]- Yes.
00:40:23.33,00:40:26.96
And the direct ancestor[br]of that little lady there.
00:40:27.14,00:40:29.87
Only twice the size, according to theory.
00:40:30.91,00:40:33.53
The only fossils of its species[br]ever discovered...
00:40:33.71,00:40:36.68
...were found in a drag of the Hudson[br]submarine canyons.
00:40:36.85,00:40:39.01
A hundred and fifty miles[br]from New York.
00:40:39.18,00:40:42.67
Didn't Professor Edmonds[br]write a paper on that just last year?
00:40:42.85,00:40:44.68
Yes.
00:40:45.55,00:40:47.39
Yes.
00:40:47.79,00:40:51.52
If we could only be sure,[br]without a shadow of a doubt...
00:40:51.69,00:40:53.79
What further proof do you need?
00:40:53.96,00:40:57.02
Things have happened again and again,[br]and they'll continue.
00:40:57.20,00:41:00.64
I tried to get the authorities to keep[br]the coastline under close watch...
00:41:00.80,00:41:04.07
...they wouldn't listen to me.[br]- They'll listen this time.
00:41:04.24,00:41:06.90
Get them on the phone.[br]I'll talk to them.
00:41:08.08,00:41:09.17
Thanks.
00:41:13.35,00:41:15.68
Col. Evans, please.
00:41:17.42,00:41:18.98
Jack.
00:41:19.29,00:41:21.12
Tom Nesbitt.
00:41:21.29,00:41:22.92
I feel great.
00:41:23.09,00:41:24.72
That hallucination of mine...
00:41:24.89,00:41:28.80
...the one that everybody[br]was having such a good laugh about?
00:41:28.96,00:41:31.59
Well, I've got proof the monster exists.
00:41:31.77,00:41:35.13
Now, Tom, let's not start that again.
00:41:35.77,00:41:37.10
What?
00:41:37.27,00:41:42.18
I can just see myself requesting permission[br]to seek out a prehistoric monster.
00:41:42.34,00:41:44.87
Eagles on a straitjacket[br]are not regulation uniform.
00:41:45.05,00:41:51.25
I'm here at the university with Dr. Elson,[br]the foremost paleontologist in the world.
00:41:51.42,00:41:54.55
Just a moment.[br]He wants to talk to you.
00:41:55.56,00:41:58.08
Col. Evans. This is Dr. Elson.
00:41:58.26,00:42:02.53
I'm convinced that Professor Nesbitt[br]is onto something.
00:42:02.70,00:42:06.53
There have been all kinds of stories.[br]Stories of sea serpents...
00:42:06.70,00:42:10.26
...stories of the world coming to an end,[br]stories of flying saucers.
00:42:10.44,00:42:13.47
What makes you so sure[br]there are no flying saucers?
00:42:13.64,00:42:20.05
Nevertheless, I'm convinced that by some[br]strange trick of chance, this creature exists.
00:42:20.22,00:42:22.65
And I'm prepared to stake[br]my reputation on it.
00:42:22.82,00:42:25.29
I'm sure you know[br]what you're talking about, doctor...
00:42:25.45,00:42:28.05
...but it would look foolish[br]if we stick our neck out.
00:42:28.22,00:42:31.56
Will you promise if any reports come in,[br]you'll let us know?
00:42:31.73,00:42:35.60
I've got a friend in the Coast Guard.[br]I'll drop in to see him.
00:42:35.76,00:42:38.82
If he's heard of anything,[br]I'll get in touch with you. Okay?
00:42:39.10,00:42:42.43
Thank you, colonel.[br]We'll appreciate it.
00:42:42.61,00:42:45.23
He's going to check and let us know.
00:42:45.41,00:42:50.67
- We can't just sit around.[br]- I'm afraid there's nothing else we can do.
00:42:50.85,00:42:52.61
But wait.
00:43:03.49,00:43:07.09
I heard a new song at the tavern[br]the other day.
00:43:07.26,00:43:10.66
Something about gin and wild women.
00:43:10.83,00:43:14.43
- How'd it go?[br]- Oh, I don't remember.
00:43:14.60,00:43:17.87
I stuck five nickels in the box[br]to hear it again...
00:43:18.04,00:43:20.13
...and the thing busted down.
00:43:20.31,00:43:26.44
You know me, I couldn't carry a tune[br]in a bushel basket.
00:43:26.62,00:43:31.75
I like the ballads. The old ones that warm[br]you even when the fog is a foot thick.
00:43:51.81,00:43:53.78
Did you hear that?
00:44:39.18,00:44:40.52
Come in.
00:44:41.05,00:44:42.71
That's all.
00:44:43.06,00:44:46.58
- Jack, how are you?[br]- Phil, at this moment, I don't know.
00:44:46.76,00:44:48.35
Well, sit down. Sit down.
00:44:48.53,00:44:51.79
I haven't seen you[br]since the last Army-Navy game.
00:44:51.96,00:44:54.23
What a game that was.
00:44:54.40,00:44:56.70
What's the problem?[br]AEC getting you down?
00:44:56.87,00:44:58.34
- No, not at all.[br]- Good.
00:44:58.50,00:45:01.84
Stick around. I'll be through[br]in a minute. We'll go to the club.
00:45:02.01,00:45:04.13
Phil, here it is straight.
00:45:04.31,00:45:07.77
One of the scientists in the last polar test[br]claims he saw a monster.
00:45:07.95,00:45:11.35
The dean of the College of Natural History[br]believes him.
00:45:11.52,00:45:15.68
Then who am I to doubt it? Are you[br]trying to get a Section 8 discharge?
00:45:15.85,00:45:17.15
A neurotic colonel.
00:45:17.32,00:45:22.06
These scientists claim that this monster[br]or beast, this prehistoric thing...
00:45:22.23,00:45:27.03
...and if you laugh, I'll brain you,[br]is romping around the North Atlantic.
00:45:27.20,00:45:29.76
I guess you'll have to brain me.[br]You're nuts!
00:45:29.94,00:45:34.27
Anyway, that's what they say.[br]Look, Phil. Would you do me a favor?
00:45:34.44,00:45:39.57
Check around to see if there have been any[br]reports of any freak or unusual happenings.
00:45:39.75,00:45:43.44
- Are you on the level?[br]- Lf standing on my head's on the level, I am.
00:45:43.62,00:45:46.02
You certainly sound serious.
00:45:46.28,00:45:50.31
All right, I'll check.[br]But so help me, if this is a practical joke...
00:45:50.49,00:45:53.22
I'll die laughing.
00:46:38.40,00:46:43.31
Well, that's it.[br]No storm, no earthquake, nothing...
00:46:43.48,00:46:46.44
...but that lighthouse[br]was destroyed completely.
00:46:46.71,00:46:48.98
Were there any other[br]unexplained happenings?
00:46:49.15,00:46:52.84
Yes. Coast Guard station 37[br]reported minor shore wreckage...
00:46:53.02,00:46:57.08
...along the Massachusetts coast.[br]Several isolated buildings were destroyed.
00:46:57.26,00:47:00.28
And a farmer was found[br]crushed to death.
00:47:00.46,00:47:04.40
There's a certain inexorable chronology[br]in these disasters.
00:47:04.56,00:47:06.93
I don't follow you, doctor.
00:47:07.10,00:47:10.59
Tom first saw the rhedosaurus[br]near Baffin Bay.
00:47:10.77,00:47:14.71
While his latest presumed presence[br]was off the coast of Massachusetts.
00:47:14.97,00:47:18.77
- May I look at your chart, captain?[br]- Of course.
00:47:25.78,00:47:28.65
Now, first...
00:47:28.89,00:47:31.88
...north of Baffin Bay.
00:47:32.42,00:47:37.42
Second, the fishing ketch Fortune[br]was wrecked here...
00:47:37.60,00:47:39.83
...off the Grand Banks.
00:47:40.00,00:47:43.23
And another one attacked[br]shortly thereafter.
00:47:43.40,00:47:46.80
Here. Nova Scotia.
00:47:46.97,00:47:52.00
Third, the lighthouse[br]off the coast of Maine.
00:47:52.58,00:47:57.67
Fourth, unexplained wreckage[br]off the coast of Massachusetts.
00:47:57.85,00:48:03.31
You'll notice we've been following[br]the Arctic Current all the way down.
00:48:03.96,00:48:09.42
So it's just possible that he might[br]be making for here.
00:48:09.59,00:48:14.36
It was in these submerged canyons that[br]the only fossils of his species were found.
00:48:14.73,00:48:17.17
We could mine those canyons.
00:48:17.34,00:48:19.96
And kill the rhedosaurus? Oh, no.
00:48:20.14,00:48:23.51
Think what a loss to science[br]that would be. Oh, no.
00:48:23.68,00:48:26.58
But to capture it alive[br]would be an achievement.
00:48:26.75,00:48:31.15
How do you propose to capture it,[br]if it exists?
00:48:31.32,00:48:36.75
I don't know. But if we ascertain[br]it's down there in the canyons...
00:48:36.92,00:48:40.48
...l'll have to go see it before I decide[br]upon a method of capture.
00:48:40.66,00:48:42.46
That's much too dangerous.
00:48:42.63,00:48:48.12
Yes, but then the risk would be worth it[br]when one thinks of the benefit to science.
00:48:48.30,00:48:52.63
Captain, is it possible to obtain[br]the use of a diving bell?
00:48:52.80,00:48:55.57
- You really want to go down there?[br]- Yes.
00:48:55.74,00:48:57.90
I can get a diving bell.
00:48:58.08,00:49:00.17
What do you think, Jack?
00:49:01.45,00:49:04.61
Everything else checks out.[br]If he can get it, let's move.
00:49:04.78,00:49:06.72
Thank you.
00:49:17.03,00:49:20.90
I still don't see how he's gonna find it.[br]This canyon is 1 oo miles long.
00:49:21.07,00:49:25.66
As I understand it, he plans to drop down[br]at a different spot every hour till he finds it.
00:49:25.84,00:49:30.87
Hear this. Hear this. We are now ready[br]to make the dive at position number one.
00:49:31.04,00:49:33.98
I don't like the idea of you going[br]with just one man.
00:49:34.15,00:49:38.01
That's capacity. If there's any danger,[br]my crewman will know what to do.
00:49:38.18,00:49:40.58
- I brought your Dramamine.[br]- No, thank you.
00:49:40.75,00:49:44.09
I'm much too excited to get seasick.
00:49:44.26,00:49:46.22
Are you ready, Dr. Elson?
00:49:46.39,00:49:49.26
Remember, at the first sign[br]of danger, signal us.
00:49:49.43,00:49:51.99
Why will you persist[br]in talking about danger?
00:49:52.16,00:49:54.50
The rhedosaurus and I are old friends.
00:49:54.67,00:49:57.40
- Good luck, doctor.[br]- Thank you.
00:50:02.11,00:50:05.04
- Here you are, sir.[br]- Thank you.
00:50:07.35,00:50:10.37
Don't look so worried, Lee.[br]We're scientists.
00:50:10.55,00:50:14.85
This is our job.[br]This is a great moment for me.
00:50:40.18,00:50:42.17
Everything shipshape in there?
00:50:42.35,00:50:47.11
Sp/endid, thank you.[br]A// the comforts of home. Lower away.
00:50:48.02,00:50:50.35
Hoist away.
00:51:20.52,00:51:22.61
Is there anything I have to do?
00:51:22.79,00:51:27.12
Oh, no, sir.[br]You just relax and enjoy the scenery.
00:51:47.85,00:51:50.28
This is such a strange feeling.
00:51:50.45,00:51:53.25
I feel I am leaving[br]a world of untold tomorrows...
00:51:53.42,00:51:56.91
...for a world of countless yesterdays.
00:52:05.16,00:52:10.57
Lee was right. I should have brought[br]the Dramamine pills.
00:52:20.31,00:52:25.75
This is all very frustrating. I do hope all[br]our endeavors are not going to be in vain.
00:52:45.80,00:52:48.77
- Thank you.[br]- You're welcome, doctor.
00:52:53.85,00:52:59.08
We are having coffee now.[br]And some visitors.
00:53:14.37,00:53:19.36
There appears to be a difference of opinion[br]between two of the local inhabitants.
00:54:20.80,00:54:22.79
There he is!
00:54:27.77,00:54:30.71
It's unbelievable.
00:54:31.31,00:54:33.17
He's tremendous.
00:54:33.78,00:54:35.84
I can only see part of him...
00:54:36.01,00:54:40.28
...the leg and the shoulder,[br]but he is enormous.
00:54:40.45,00:54:42.48
He found it.[br]Shall we pull you up?
00:54:42.65,00:54:45.56
No! No! No, put Lee on.
00:54:46.26,00:54:47.72
He wants to talk to you.
00:54:49.23,00:54:50.22
Yes, doctor.
00:54:50.40,00:54:55.26
Lee, there's no mistake about it.[br]It's a Paleolithic survival.
00:54:55.43,00:55:00.20
It's exactly as we pictured it except[br]the dorsal is singular, not bilateral.
00:55:03.58,00:55:07.88
The clavicle suspension[br]appears to be cantileveric.
00:55:12.02,00:55:15.01
But the most[br]astonishing thing about it is...
00:55:21.36,00:55:23.38
He doesn't answer.
00:55:26.26,00:55:28.82
- Get him up.[br]- Raise the bell.
00:55:31.00,00:55:34.40
We're pulling you up![br]Dr. Elson!
00:55:37.28,00:55:40.04
Can you hear me? Answer me!
00:55:43.75,00:55:45.77
The line is dead.
00:56:06.70,00:56:08.37
Well, the report has been turned in.
00:56:08.54,00:56:13.27
The National Guard and Coast Guard[br]have been alerted. Evans is in charge.
00:56:13.44,00:56:16.71
This was being packed[br]for a very different reason.
00:56:17.85,00:56:19.58
What can I say?
00:56:19.75,00:56:22.31
I should have gone down instead of him.[br]I am to blame.
00:56:22.49,00:56:25.75
Nobody is to blame.[br]And everybody is to blame.
00:56:25.92,00:56:29.19
We all did what we thought was right.
00:56:29.36,00:56:31.66
But that doesn't bring him[br]through the door again.
00:56:31.83,00:56:36.73
With his funny little walk,[br]and that wonderful smile.
00:56:36.90,00:56:39.73
This place seems so empty.
00:56:41.07,00:56:46.10
He used to putter around with the[br]specimens and call them pet names.
00:56:49.38,00:56:51.81
His death was so futile.
00:56:53.58,00:56:57.18
He went down in that bell[br]because it was part of his job.
00:56:57.92,00:57:00.72
He used those same words just before...
00:57:00.89,00:57:02.36
Oh, Tom.
00:59:57.84,01:00:00.93
It's coming up Nassau Street toward Pine.[br]Get some help fast!
01:02:30.05,01:02:31.78
New York is like a city besieged.
01:02:31.96,01:02:33.72
A state of emergency[br]has been declared...
01:02:33.89,01:02:36.66
...and the entire police force[br]put on 24-hour duty.
01:02:36.83,01:02:38.76
Civi/ian defense is fu//y mobi/ized...
01:02:38.93,01:02:42.42
...and she/ters have been opened[br]in an effort to stop the mounting hysteria.
01:02:42.83,01:02:44.36
A// traffic has been ha/ted.
01:02:44.54,01:02:48.87
And Times Square, the heart[br]of New York, has stopped beating.
01:02:55.11,01:02:58.64
The Nationa/ Guard has been ca//ed out,[br]fu//y armed, to repe/ the invader.
01:02:58.82,01:03:01.48
This is fu//-sca/e war[br]against a terrib/e enemy...
01:03:01.65,01:03:04.55
...such as modern man[br]has never before faced.
01:03:04.82,01:03:07.09
Ordinary bullets have no effect...
01:03:07.26,01:03:11.99
...and a method of destroying the awesome[br]creature has not yet been formulated.
01:03:12.23,01:03:14.36
But the batt/efie/d has been c/eared.
01:03:14.53,01:03:16.52
Hera/d Square.
01:03:16.70,01:03:17.89
34th Street.
01:03:18.07,01:03:19.13
Broadway.
01:03:19.30,01:03:21.50
Every section of the city is guarded.
01:03:21.67,01:03:24.57
No one knows where the monster[br]wi// strike next.
01:03:24.74,01:03:27.97
It was /ast seen on Wa// Street,[br]c/ose to where it came ashore.
01:03:28.15,01:03:30.77
But /ower Manhattan has become[br]no man's /and...
01:03:30.95,01:03:33.04
...where the beast, at present,[br]/ies hidden.
01:03:33.22,01:03:35.28
The Nationa/ Guard[br]is barricading the area...
01:03:35.45,01:03:37.98
...in an effort to confine[br]the death and destruction...
01:03:38.16,01:03:41.06
...of what is a/ready the worst disaster[br]in New York's history.
01:03:48.33,01:03:50.20
A screen here.
01:03:52.84,01:03:55.64
1 o5 temperature.
01:04:01.18,01:04:02.61
Here's the blood specimen.
01:04:02.78,01:04:05.65
Get it to the laboratory quickly.[br]I'm afraid, Sam.
01:04:05.82,01:04:09.95
I am afraid of what that creature[br]has brought to us. Deadly afraid.
01:04:50.69,01:04:53.56
- Think you can place it between his eyes?[br]- We can try, sir.
01:04:53.73,01:04:55.67
- Fire when ready, corporal.[br]- Yes, sir.
01:04:55.83,01:04:57.60
His skull...
01:04:57.77,01:04:59.67
...it's at least 8 inches thick.
01:05:11.92,01:05:13.54
- Another one, colonel?[br]- No.
01:05:13.72,01:05:16.28
It would take a 3-inch shell[br]to penetrate that skull.
01:05:20.26,01:05:22.25
Bazooka squad, prepare to fire.
01:05:36.47,01:05:39.10
The high-voltage wires,[br]it's gonna touch them!
01:05:43.71,01:05:45.15
Bazooka men, fire!
01:05:50.45,01:05:52.48
Under the neck,[br]when he raises his head again.
01:06:26.26,01:06:28.66
Get those emergency search lights on!
01:06:28.83,01:06:30.19
We're working on it.
01:06:34.50,01:06:37.06
Sergeant. Sergeant!
01:06:38.94,01:06:41.17
- What is it?[br]- Blood.
01:07:19.98,01:07:21.91
Give me the walkie-talkie.
01:07:25.78,01:07:27.98
Col. Evans.[br]Col. Evans?
01:07:28.15,01:07:29.14
Sgt. Wyntoni.
01:07:29.32,01:07:31.58
Now, look,[br]proceed with extreme caution.
01:07:31.76,01:07:35.32
Wounded, the animal might be twice[br]as dangerous as before.
01:07:42.33,01:07:45.46
There's a possibility the animal[br]might've headed for the river.
01:07:45.64,01:07:48.61
We'll have all shore batteries alerted[br]and naval patrol vessels.
01:07:48.77,01:07:50.24
Get me a command car!
01:08:05.12,01:08:07.82
- Col. Evans speaking, go ahead.[br]- Look, colonel...
01:08:07.99,01:08:09.89
...something's funny.
01:08:10.23,01:08:12.20
Most of the detail, they're...
01:08:12.36,01:08:14.19
Well, they're out.
01:08:14.60,01:08:16.29
Out on their feet, sir.
01:08:16.47,01:08:19.46
Have your sergeant contact the medics.[br]And report to Capt. Mitchell.
01:08:19.74,01:08:21.03
Your car is ready, sir.
01:08:21.21,01:08:22.93
Have the medical officer report[br]to me...
01:08:23.11,01:08:24.94
...at area command.[br]- Yes, sir.
01:08:28.11,01:08:31.21
He is reported somewhere[br]in the lower bay area.
01:08:31.38,01:08:35.75
- Battery A in position zero.[br]- Battery A into position zero.
01:08:37.92,01:08:41.69
- Report radar findings.[br]- Report radar finding.
01:08:41.86,01:08:44.99
Sounding harbor bottom.[br]Sounding harbor bottom.
01:08:45.16,01:08:50.69
- Activate mines, numbers 8 to 24.[br]- Activate mines, numbers 8 to 24.
01:08:51.84,01:08:53.13
What's the situation, major?
01:08:53.30,01:08:56.60
We're sounding the harbor bottom.[br]No indications yet, sir.
01:08:57.91,01:09:00.40
Charting room. Col. Evans?
01:09:00.58,01:09:03.10
Majors, there's a call here[br]for Col. Evans.
01:09:03.61,01:09:06.17
This is Evans speaking.[br]Who?
01:09:06.35,01:09:07.58
Oh, yes. Hello, doctor.
01:09:07.75,01:09:12.05
Colonel, they've already brought in over 5o[br]of your men and the people this afternoon.
01:09:12.22,01:09:15.56
The monster's a giant germ-carrier[br]of a horrible, virulent disease.
01:09:15.73,01:09:18.66
Contact with the animal's blood[br]can be fatal.
01:09:19.46,01:09:23.19
If you use shell-fire, who knows how[br]far the air will spread the particles of it.
01:09:23.37,01:09:26.63
- The entire city can be endangered.[br]- Right, doctor.
01:09:28.27,01:09:30.80
- Have the anti-submarine nets been raised?[br]- No, sir.
01:09:30.97,01:09:32.34
Order them raised.
01:09:32.51,01:09:36.10
- Raise the anti-submarine nets.[br]- Raise the anti-submarine nets.
01:09:36.28,01:09:39.74
Flamethrowers would've cremated[br]the beast and the plague with it.
01:09:39.92,01:09:43.55
Flamethrowers? The smoke would have[br]carried the blood particles just as far.
01:09:43.72,01:09:47.95
No, it will have to be reduced[br]so that not even a cinder would remain.
01:09:48.39,01:09:50.05
Any reports yet, major?
01:09:50.23,01:09:51.69
No signs yet, colonel.
01:09:51.86,01:09:55.63
He may be dying at the bottom.[br]We'll set the drags in the morning.
01:09:55.80,01:10:00.33
Attention! Monster ashore at Manhattan[br]Beach, heading towards amusement area.
01:10:00.50,01:10:03.70
- On land?[br]- I thought we had him in a corner pocket.
01:10:03.87,01:10:06.43
Jack, there's only one way[br]to beat him.
01:10:06.61,01:10:07.63
How?
01:10:07.81,01:10:09.61
Radioactive isotope.
01:10:09.78,01:10:13.08
Shoot it into him and destroy[br]all that diseased tissue.
01:11:02.37,01:11:05.39
Keep your men alerted.[br]But nobody's to fire unless ordered to.
01:11:05.57,01:11:06.66
Yes, sir.
01:11:07.24,01:11:09.03
How soon, Tom?
01:11:09.21,01:11:11.47
Should be any minute now.
01:11:32.36,01:11:34.33
Wait for us here.
01:11:52.85,01:11:55.44
- I'm Professor Nesbitt.[br]- We've got your baby, professor.
01:11:55.62,01:11:56.68
Good.
01:11:56.85,01:11:59.62
- We need your best marksman, Jack.[br]- Right.
01:11:59.79,01:12:01.82
Have him get into these.
01:12:16.31,01:12:18.30
Here's your man, Tom.
01:12:19.34,01:12:22.04
- Colonel says you need a dead shot, mister.[br]- Yes.
01:12:22.21,01:12:24.41
- Ever use a grenade rifle?[br]- Pick my teeth with it.
01:12:24.58,01:12:25.81
Good.
01:12:25.98,01:12:27.97
You know what[br]a radioactive isotope is?
01:12:28.15,01:12:31.25
- No, but if it can be loaded, I can fire it.[br]- I'll load it.
01:12:31.42,01:12:34.98
Just remember one thing:[br]It has to be shot into the wound.
01:12:35.16,01:12:36.92
And you have to make it[br]the first time.
01:12:37.09,01:12:41.66
This is the only isotope of its kind this[br]side of Oak Ridge, so you can't miss.
01:12:41.83,01:12:43.80
Let's get to the target.
01:13:39.32,01:13:41.65
I can't hit him from here, mister.
01:13:46.33,01:13:49.89
- Ever ride one of those things?[br]- Yes, sir.
01:13:51.10,01:13:54.76
Jack! Get somebody over here[br]who can operate that roller coaster!
01:13:54.94,01:13:57.74
We want to get to the top[br]in one of those cars.
01:13:57.91,01:13:59.40
Right!
01:13:59.78,01:14:02.94
- Put your hood on.[br]- Yes, sir.
01:19:41.85,01:19:42.84
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