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00:02:16 Approaching Marianas Abyssal Plain.
00:02:31 Approaching Marianas Abyssal Plain.
00:02:33 Depth, 734 feet.
00:02:36 Steady as she goes.
00:02:38 Sonar's up.
00:02:40 Unidentified contact past.
00:02:45 Making path.
00:02:47 Take the con.
00:02:54 Aye, Captain.
00:02:55 It just came out of nowhere, Captain.
00:02:58 And it's not ours.
00:03:00 File.
00:03:01 Sorry, Captain. There's no record she's new.
00:03:07 Is she passive or active?
00:03:10 Passive, sir.
00:03:13 It's man-made, not organic.
00:03:15 So it's not a fish, huh?
00:03:18 She's moving like a fish.
00:03:20 Doppler's bouncing all over the place.
00:03:22 All right, run a track on her.
00:03:27 Take us down another 100 feet.
00:03:29 Hide this bump in the trench.
00:03:31 Aye, aye, Captain.
00:03:32 Make depth down 834 feet.
00:03:34 Runner left.
00:03:36 Aye, 834 feet.
00:03:38 Runner left.
00:03:40 There's some major volcanic activity in the area, Captain.
00:03:50 And I detect temperature surges.
00:03:52 The water temperature is rising, sir.
00:03:55 67 degrees, 68 degrees.
00:03:58 70 degrees and rising, sir.
00:04:01 (explosion)
00:04:03 Status report.
00:04:11 Pressure normal. Hole intact.
00:04:13 All clear, sir.
00:04:15 Steady as she goes.
00:04:19 We're out of range.
00:04:21 All right.
00:04:24 All stop.
00:04:30 All stop. I repeat, all stop.
00:04:32 Let's just sit silent for a while.
00:04:37 See what she does.
00:04:39 Engines down. Power to low.
00:04:41 Engines are down, sir.
00:04:44 What's the time?
00:04:47 0836, Captain.
00:04:49 Send the fingerprint to Admiral Hopson.
00:04:51 Tell him we found a bogey. Please advise.
00:04:54 Yes, sir.
00:04:57 Captain, sir, you should see this.
00:05:00 Is that a shipwreck?
00:05:13 I don't know, sir.
00:05:14 I checked the chart for sunken ships and downed all your platforms.
00:05:17 There's nothing.
00:05:18 This area has never been mapped.
00:05:20 It's just blank.
00:05:22 Have you seen that?
00:05:25 What?
00:05:26 Sir, we got bogeys on our left flank. 10 degrees.
00:05:29 Look like a fish.
00:05:31 Down this deep?
00:05:33 No.
00:05:34 It's mostly planted down here, Bogo.
00:05:37 Captain!
00:05:43 Damage assessment!
00:05:45 Waiting, Captain.
00:05:49 Nothing.
00:05:52 Depth 120, tracking northeast, estimated 20.
00:05:56 It's clear in the engine room. Pressure is normal.
00:05:59 Depth 2300.
00:06:00 What's on the chart?
00:06:02 All day bogeys closing in.
00:06:04 Full ahead!
00:06:05 All ahead full!
00:06:06 Full ahead!
00:06:07 They're coming in a starboard.
00:06:08 Right full rudder!
00:06:10 Right full rudder!
00:06:11 Flood torpedo tubes!
00:06:13 Tubes 1 and 2 are flooding!
00:06:16 [Tanks firing]
00:06:18 What the hell is out there?
00:06:25 Hold the tanks!
00:06:27 Hold the goddamn tanks!
00:06:29 The pressure is building!
00:06:31 We're losing her, Captain!
00:06:32 The tanks won't budge!
00:06:34 We're going down!
00:06:35 Keep drawing the tanks! I'll fire the rescue buoy!
00:06:38 [Screaming]
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00:07:03 [Explosion]
00:07:05 Hey, Sustan.
00:07:24 Be careful.
00:07:26 You park that thing too close, it'll pop the bubble.
00:07:32 Didn't want you to get too comfortable.
00:07:35 Hmm.
00:07:38 Just wake me up in an hour.
00:07:40 Sorry, sir. Your hour's up.
00:07:44 Time to come in and review the data.
00:07:46 Alright.
00:07:49 Okay. Get me inside.
00:07:54 A little too much salinity.
00:07:56 Every time we knock it off over .2 degrees.
00:07:59 Let's go.
00:08:01 What is the word, guys?
00:08:04 Twenty minutes in the bubble and still no tank.
00:08:07 Going yumpy, do you?
00:08:09 How was it?
00:08:10 God, you're not even wet.
00:08:11 Ha ha, I know.
00:08:12 You should go back in there.
00:08:14 The bubble is unstable.
00:08:16 You'll be breathing too much carbon dioxide.
00:08:18 And you thought you left your mother back on land.
00:08:21 By the way, I want to go next.
00:08:22 Mm-hmm. We'll talk to her.
00:08:23 Lieutenant Arandam, this is the USS Abraham Lincoln. Come in.
00:08:27 [Explosion]
00:08:29 Officer Aronow, this is Captain Farragut calling from the USS Abraham Lincoln.
00:08:33 An American nuclear submarine, the USS Scotia, disappeared this morning just north of us.
00:08:38 I've been ordered to pick up you and your crew and head straight to the Marianas Trench and find her.
00:08:43 I've informed Admiral Hobson that you are the best recovery specialist in the entire Navy.
00:08:47 He wants you to use Deep One to bring her up. Congratulations.
00:08:51 Yes, sir.
00:08:53 The Abraham Lincoln will be directly above you.
00:08:56 Baranibu and Doc link at 1100 Zulu. I'll brief you further then.
00:09:00 Sir, I promise you if the Scotia's down there, we'll blow the water right out of her and get everybody to the surface.
00:09:05 There's 160 men on board that boat. For their sake, I hope you're right.
00:09:10 We'll depart right away and dock with you in two hours.
00:09:14 Ramirez, Sustan.
00:09:17 Change of plans.
00:09:22 I want all lifeboats on the ribbon.
00:09:24 Yes, sir.
00:09:25 Start having the men sleep in six hour shifts. I want those bunks clear by the time the survivors arrive.
00:09:29 Sir, sir!
00:09:31 What's the procedure if there are no survivors, sir?
00:09:36 You're dismissed.
00:09:40 [Suspense music]
00:09:43 Docking orders received.
00:10:05 Approaching USS Lincoln. 500 feet and closing.
00:10:10 Approaching docking hatch. Moving 5 degrees starboard.
00:10:20 Initiate docking sequence.
00:10:23 Captain, the Aquanaut 3 has just docked.
00:10:31 [Gunshot]
00:10:33 Captain, permission to board, sir.
00:10:36 Permission granted.
00:10:38 Sustan, I want you to start backing up the Aquanaut. Get everything you can fit.
00:10:42 Ramirez, fit those casings to the steel external pipes.
00:10:45 Got it, sir.
00:10:48 Any word from the Scotia?
00:10:51 So how far down can your bubble go?
00:10:54 30,000 feet, simulated.
00:10:56 On the field?
00:10:58 15, give or take.
00:11:00 [Suspense music]
00:11:03 Your oxygenator is the key in saving those men.
00:11:09 It's not ready yet, sir. It's just a 6x6 tank.
00:11:12 Your orders are to attach the oxygenator to the Scotia, convert the water and save the crew.
00:11:18 Captain, of course, but it's best to send another ship.
00:11:20 No, no, we're the only boat that's going out there. There's an experimental Triton 4 loaded on that class.
00:11:25 SLBM is only limited to the Ohio class, sir.
00:11:30 Not this one. That's why we're keeping it quiet.
00:11:33 How many warheads are on the Scotia?
00:11:36 I've been authorized to tell you six.
00:11:39 Understood.
00:11:41 Oh, and there's one more thing.
00:11:43 Admiral Hobson has decided to put his own team leader into place.
00:11:47 I'm sorry.
00:11:50 Sir, I'll just focus on the human cargo and let Hobson's men focus on the metal.
00:11:55 Who is he?
00:11:57 Chief. It's Lieutenant Commander Conceal Rollins.
00:12:01 Conceal?
00:12:07 I didn't think she was a field operator, sir.
00:12:11 She won't even get wet without a wetsuit.
00:12:15 She's the best person that we have from the Admiral's desk.
00:12:19 She knows your Aquanaut inside and out.
00:12:22 Michael.
00:12:29 She's willing to put things aside if you are.
00:12:33 Aye, Captain.
00:12:36 So when is the Lieutenant Commander boarding?
00:12:39 She's already waiting for you in the briefing room.
00:12:43 [Sounds of the ocean]
00:12:45 Time?
00:12:55 8.23.
00:12:57 He's late.
00:13:01 Call Captain Farragut and tell him we need a replacement now.
00:13:03 Well, Lieutenant, Aranel's getting briefed by Captain Farragut.
00:13:06 It's a mistake.
00:13:07 Pardon?
00:13:08 We need to watch Aranel closely.
00:13:11 He's a Navy man, but with a Marines outlook.
00:13:14 You know the type.
00:13:17 Never leave a man behind in all that hoorah, jingaristic garbage.
00:13:21 He will put us all at risk.
00:13:24 Unless it's you I'm saving.
00:13:26 Don't you dare come back for me.
00:13:33 Save one and risk everyone else?
00:13:35 We can't play the hero all the time, Aranel.
00:13:38 Looks like you two need a minute.
00:13:39 I'm Lieutenant Blackwell, by the way.
00:13:41 Nice to meet you.
00:13:43 Do you know where I can find Ramirez and Oasiston?
00:13:45 I have orders to overlook the load-in.
00:13:47 Yeah, they're in the dock port, retrofitting the aqueduct.
00:13:50 From now on, orders of such nature should go through the Lieutenant Commander.
00:13:56 You know where I'll be if you need me.
00:13:59 Do you have a problem with him?
00:14:06 No.
00:14:08 Do you have a problem with me?
00:14:10 I don't have any problems.
00:14:14 I want to keep this relationship strictly professional.
00:14:18 I'll hold back my urges.
00:14:21 I want an itemized list of everything you're bringing.
00:14:25 Why?
00:14:26 Because I'm your commanding officer, and I want the information.
00:14:30 All right. I'll get it to you in an hour.
00:14:34 Ten minutes.
00:14:36 Come on.
00:14:38 I want it in ten. Including bios.
00:14:41 Look, you've been briefed, right? You have dossiers and all the principles. So what is it?
00:14:47 Not everyone on your crew has been properly vetted.
00:14:50 And you seem to attract stragglers.
00:14:53 You know everyone on my crew because you hired them. It's Noreen and Ramirez.
00:15:03 Well, I can't believe they stayed.
00:15:05 Well, of course they stayed. They're loyal and they're good people.
00:15:09 And they've been with me on the A3 from the very beginning.
00:15:11 I know. I know.
00:15:13 I hired them.
00:15:16 Fine. Give me the latest operational data on the A3.
00:15:22 Aye. Ten minutes.
00:15:24 Make it nine.
00:15:27 I mean eight.
00:15:31 [Ambient aircraft noise]
00:15:37 Ramirez.
00:15:44 You gotta pull an inventory list for the A3.
00:15:47 What's the pull for?
00:15:49 Because our new lieutenant commander wants it.
00:15:52 Who is it?
00:15:55 My ex-wife.
00:15:59 [Ambient aircraft noise]
00:16:03 Okay. So this is where the distress buoy was found.
00:16:16 But the current actually dragged it from somewhere over here.
00:16:19 The Circle of Fire.
00:16:21 It's a ring of deep sea volcanoes uncharted.
00:16:26 Side of a meter triangle.
00:16:28 Ships go in, but they never come out.
00:16:31 How far down is Scotia?
00:16:34 About 20,000 feet. Maybe more.
00:16:39 That's 9,000 pounds of pressure per square inch.
00:16:43 Enough to crush a refrigerator into the size of a peanut.
00:16:46 Yeah, but...
00:16:49 But Ayrton also said the aquanaut could take it.
00:16:51 We had her pegged at 15.
00:16:53 Maybe 18 tops.
00:16:56 [Ambient aircraft noise]
00:16:58 Chart a new course. North by 10 degrees east.
00:17:01 Let's go to 75 knots.
00:17:03 I'll get you to the Circle of Fire.
00:17:06 After that, it's up to you.
00:17:20 [Ambient aircraft noise]
00:17:25 Commander?
00:17:32 Lieutenant?
00:17:33 I'm looking at your plan for your mini-sub.
00:17:35 Where's the hatch on this thing?
00:17:37 There's only the dog hole.
00:17:39 You'll be fine, Blackwell.
00:17:41 Actually, there's two. One up and one down.
00:17:45 What about this bubble box or oxygenator?
00:17:48 It deconstructs water molecules into breathable air.
00:17:52 We're going to attach it to the Scotia.
00:17:54 That's possible?
00:17:56 How many dives have you done?
00:17:59 Well, me, I've been on a dozen or so in training.
00:18:04 What depth?
00:18:08 About 500 feet in a suit.
00:18:10 More than a regular sub, you know, and a real one.
00:18:13 Lieutenant Blackwell's qualifications are in engineering and technology,
00:18:18 rather than dive time.
00:18:20 In other words, be gentle.
00:18:24 It's his first time.
00:18:26 Oh, I got a very, very soft hand.
00:18:30 Is everything set?
00:18:38 Yes, sir.
00:18:40 Get you all strapped into the boat, get a reading in.
00:18:43 We'll have you guys in position in about ten minutes.
00:18:45 Yes, sir.
00:18:46 Good luck.
00:18:47 Thank you.
00:18:48 Good luck.
00:18:49 Okay, then. Get your crew down to the A3.
00:18:55 Whatever you say, Lieutenant Commander.
00:19:09 You miss it?
00:19:10 Of course I do. You never forget your first love.
00:19:13 Lieutenant Arano, we're operational at your command.
00:19:16 All systems go.
00:19:18 You folks locked and loaded?
00:19:38 Yes, sir.
00:19:39 I want you to push this ten-degree starboard.
00:19:41 Get us as close as we can.
00:19:43 Yes, sir.
00:19:44 Can you really convert water into air?
00:19:49 In smaller scales.
00:19:51 Small? We've tested this at over 300 feet.
00:19:55 We simulated it. I wouldn't want to go there.
00:19:58 Go in where?
00:20:01 The bubble factory.
00:20:03 You see, as water is converted to air, a bubble is created.
00:20:07 That you can go in and--
00:20:08 Inside? It's amazing.
00:20:11 Yes, it is amazing.
00:20:13 If it worked.
00:20:15 Michael just did a--
00:20:17 Lieutenant Arano just did a test.
00:20:21 Drop in ten, nine, eight, seven--
00:20:27 Six, five, four, three, two--
00:20:33 [explosion]
00:21:01 Everybody okay?
00:21:03 Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
00:21:05 You should look outside. It's incredible.
00:21:13 [music]
00:21:15 Twenty million years ago, there was the surface of the Earth.
00:21:41 Trees growing out.
00:21:43 Animals roaming.
00:21:46 Lieutenant Blackwell, how you doing?
00:22:02 Yeah, I'm good.
00:22:04 I want you to bring the aquanaut a little bit closer to the right.
00:22:09 This is A3, this is Lincoln 1. Go two by 16. Radio four with a sideline. Do you copy?
00:22:15 Sir, we're getting a lot of interference from below.
00:22:18 What's their depth?
00:22:20 5,400 feet, sir.
00:22:35 I've got a read on the Scotia. 12,000 feet and closing.
00:22:39 No way anyone survived. The pressure probably cracked the hull.
00:22:45 Sir, we have a visual.
00:23:00 [music]
00:23:02 Oh, I see it. That's just deep.
00:23:08 Let's get in as close as possible.
00:23:11 Yes, sir.
00:23:13 Depth, 17,000 feet. Water temperature is 41 degrees and dropping.
00:23:28 What's wrong? Why are we shaking so much?
00:23:30 Because each layer of water temperature we go through, it's like hitting a brick wall.
00:23:33 Just the metal will break first. The break costs.
00:23:36 We are at 21,000 feet.
00:23:38 Hey, I'm getting some nasty turn of pressure reading in here.
00:23:43 23,000 feet. Water temperature is 35 degrees.
00:23:47 I think we should go back.
00:23:50 24,000.
00:23:52 We can make it to the Scotia, sir.
00:23:54 What's happening? What's going on?
00:23:56 Prepare to abort. No, we can handle this.
00:23:59 Sir, we're losing oxygen fast.
00:24:05 Looks like the external pipe wall blew out.
00:24:09 What, through the pressure casings?
00:24:11 Lieutenant Black will order us not to put it on.
00:24:14 I want to go back.
00:24:20 They wait too much. If we had them on, we wouldn't be able to get back with our cargo.
00:24:25 [Explosion]
00:24:27 Dive capacity is dropping, sir.
00:24:30 Fuel pressure is down to 30 percent.
00:24:32 20... 10...
00:24:36 Bring this back up to the airframe, Lincoln.
00:24:38 She won't respond.
00:24:44 What do you mean she won't respond?
00:24:51 I think we can get to the Scotia. We can tap our fuel lines and patch in the air.
00:24:55 What? What happened?
00:25:00 Water pressure just dropped to normal.
00:25:05 Outside water temperature is 82 degrees.
00:25:08 CoƱo...
00:25:11 Devil cannon.
00:25:14 There she is, sir. The Scotia.
00:25:20 [Explosion]
00:25:22 See that? She's intact.
00:25:27 Yeah.
00:25:29 Sir, we're losing pressure.
00:25:35 Can we use your bubble machine?
00:25:38 No. Listen, we're going to put on the scuba gear.
00:25:40 That'll give us another hour with the rebreathers.
00:25:43 Sir, we were told not to load them.
00:25:47 [Beeping]
00:25:49 Sorry, sir. I try to tell you ahead of time.
00:25:53 Anything else you'd like to share? Huh?
00:25:57 Like, uh, sugar in the gas tank? Something like that?
00:26:01 Dive gear? At 20,000 feet?
00:26:04 It's ridiculous. There's a lot of weight we didn't need.
00:26:07 Officer Airedale.
00:26:11 What's going on down here?
00:26:13 We've lost our power and our oxygen in the dive, sir.
00:26:16 I'm approaching the Scotia, sir. We'll be okay.
00:26:19 Dock us on the Scotia. Okay, Sustan? Let's hope she's not flooded out.
00:26:22 What?
00:26:24 We need to steal some air.
00:26:26 [Beeping]
00:26:29 Contact.
00:26:39 I'm reading it as a pocket of air in the center of the chamber.
00:26:43 Sir, I'm getting vibrations on the Doppler.
00:26:47 I think there might be life in there.
00:26:50 Just turn that down.
00:26:53 The dock link on the Scotia is broken, sir.
00:26:58 Are there any tears in the hull that we can dock to?
00:27:01 Sustan, use the remote and hook it to the bubble box.
00:27:04 Let's see if we can reverse the water flow.
00:27:06 That is just wasting time.
00:27:08 I say we take advantage of the low-pressure pocket.
00:27:11 We sweep for it. No suit, no gear.
00:27:14 I open the top hatch manually.
00:27:16 Low pressure?
00:27:18 Low pressure. Looks like it's only a few feet from the surface.
00:27:22 We need to do as ordered.
00:27:23 There are people down there!
00:27:25 Attach oxygen in it to the hull. Ready power supply.
00:27:32 [Beeping]
00:27:34 Sustan, status.
00:27:46 The bubble box is attached, sir.
00:27:48 We've sprung an oxygen leak. Losing it fast.
00:27:51 We've got to go back.
00:27:52 We need to set the remote. Turn it on.
00:27:54 There's no time to go back.
00:27:58 Oxygen continuing to vent. Almost out.
00:28:02 Sir, we have to do something.
00:28:05 Just breathe, everybody. Just breathe.
00:28:11 Sweep. We sweep.
00:28:15 Sustan.
00:28:19 [Sobbing]
00:28:22 [Helicopter whirring]
00:28:25 [Horn honks]
00:28:46 [Helicopter whirring]
00:29:13 [Helicopter whirring]
00:29:16 Michael Aronow, will you come with me, please?
00:29:29 That's Lieutenant Aronow.
00:29:31 Follow me.
00:29:33 [Footsteps]
00:29:36 This way.
00:29:46 [Door opens]
00:30:02 Michael!
00:30:03 Shh.
00:30:05 Good to see you all.
00:30:08 I knew you were okay.
00:30:11 What is this place?
00:30:14 We're not dead, if that's your next question.
00:30:17 Is it an underwater refuge we don't know about? I mean, I just don't understand.
00:30:21 What do you know?
00:30:24 We didn't build it.
00:30:26 I can't figure this out. I've seen Chinese markings.
00:30:30 We're prisoners of war. Just know it.
00:30:34 Any word from the Lincoln?
00:30:36 No.
00:30:38 I should have stayed on the Lincoln. This isn't right.
00:30:41 Well, I think it's a better option.
00:30:43 What are you saying?
00:30:45 Shh.
00:30:47 Welcome to the Northmers.
00:30:57 I am Captain Nemo.
00:31:00 Lieutenant Michael Aronow, U.S. Navy.
00:31:03 I know who you are and why you're here.
00:31:07 Are you hungry?
00:31:09 If you're up to it, I would like you all to be my guests at dinner tonight.
00:31:15 Thank you, Captain Nemo.
00:31:18 But we need to radio our CO. I'm sure you understand.
00:31:22 Done and done.
00:31:24 Captain Farragut of the USS Lincoln is a very lovely man.
00:31:29 You... you talk to Captain Farragut?
00:31:32 Of course. Your rescue is assured.
00:31:37 But we'd like to make arrangements ourselves.
00:31:41 Of course. Not an issue.
00:31:43 You have a radio?
00:31:45 Right, right, right. It will have no effect now.
00:31:51 We're in the Titan Straits.
00:31:55 Below us is one of the largest volcanoes on the planet.
00:32:00 There's literally no radio reception for at least five hours.
00:32:08 What?
00:32:10 You're acting as though you're my prisoners. How fantastic.
00:32:15 Look, soon you'll come to see how silly all of this is.
00:32:18 As soon as we get above the thermo canopy, you can radio whomever you like.
00:32:23 But for now, relax. Enjoy yourselves.
00:32:27 You got a beer?
00:32:29 How many would you like?
00:32:31 How many you got, papi?
00:32:33 I find all this rather a great stroke of luck that I should rescue you five.
00:32:39 It's good karma. We should embrace it.
00:32:43 Did Captain Farragut mention that we're on a rescue mission?
00:32:48 No, he didn't mention it.
00:32:50 Well, there are a hundred people trapped on a submarine.
00:32:53 Your sub, the Aquanaut tree, is in one of our salvage bays.
00:32:58 Our boys are working on it right now so that you can once again roam the ocean.
00:33:05 Well, let's see how far they've got. Maybe we can help you with your rescue operation.
00:33:10 Sir, I can put the casing on the bay in half an hour.
00:33:14 Should be fine in any depth.
00:33:16 Already done. In fact, I've made some modifications of my own.
00:33:19 Modifications?
00:33:21 I hope you don't mind.
00:33:25 Yes, sir.
00:33:27 Please take these lovely people to salvage bay number 12.
00:33:31 Yes, sir.
00:33:33 You two can stay.
00:33:37 My crew are still working. You have a few minutes. Please indulge me.
00:33:41 I think I should stay behind with you two.
00:33:43 Nonsense. I've arranged some wonderful exotic fruits in the transit bay.
00:34:03 So, how long have you two been married?
00:34:11 I'm an excellent judge of character.
00:34:17 So, did you build the Nautilus?
00:34:22 My concept, my vision. The work that took decades with thousands of dedicated craftsmen.
00:34:33 For an underwater cruise ship.
00:34:36 Don't mock me. It's not a cruise ship. It's a lifestyle. It's a dream. It's a glimpse at our future.
00:34:48 Underwater?
00:34:50 Sure. Eccentric billionaire designs underwater floating city. Sounds like something from a book.
00:35:00 So, how many people does it hold?
00:35:03 Tens of thousands.
00:35:06 Down here, everything is new. Around every corner, a new species, a new concept, a new ecosystem.
00:35:18 I'm interested in your research vessel.
00:35:20 Sure.
00:35:23 Look at this. It's incredible.
00:35:26 This device allows you to breathe underwater. Even the most advanced scuba gear is now antiquated.
00:35:34 It's brilliant. Like you, I love to invent and discover things.
00:35:40 Take, for example, the A3, your mini-sub.
00:35:46 It took me 30 years to design the Nautilus to dive this deep.
00:35:53 And here you are, swimming around with those treacherous squids.
00:36:00 Sounds like you already know a lot.
00:36:02 I know that our time together is limited. That you will be on your way.
00:36:08 But there is a place here for you to. I have great admiration for those who push the limits and expand our horizons.
00:36:20 I'll think about it.
00:36:21 Yes, yes, the Scotia. Let's go save a bunch of people, shall we?
00:36:37 The Nautilus is actually more like a floating city than a submarine.
00:36:42 We have multiple levels, with guest rooms, restaurants, entertainment.
00:37:00 He's cute.
00:37:06 You can get anything you want here.
00:37:10 But we also have science labs, medical facilities, and of course, salvage bays.
00:37:24 It's amazing what you can find at the bottom of the ocean.
00:37:37 Let's load in.
00:37:38 If you don't mind, I'd like to stay.
00:37:41 Oh, let him stay. Then I can show him around. He's going to have a hell of a lot of stories to tell when you get back.
00:37:49 Let's get into the aquanaut. Go salvage the Scotia.
00:37:54 Very good.
00:37:55 No, no, thank you, Captain.
00:37:57 We'll save everyone. That would be a great thank you.
00:38:01 Deal.
00:38:03 Wow. Good, isn't it?
00:38:07 Here, fix the hallway, mate.
00:38:34 Here, fix the hallway, mate. Check.
00:38:37 Systems check.
00:38:38 Doppler check.
00:38:39 Generators juiced. Showtime.
00:38:43 My steering's locked.
00:38:46 I can't type in my coordinates.
00:38:48 The hydraulics are blocked.
00:38:50 Nemo, what did you do to my sub?
00:38:52 This is Captain Nemo. I didn't mention this before, but I've installed a remote control device to assist you in leaving our transit bay.
00:39:04 Yes. Our bay doors can be quite tricky.
00:39:08 A remote control?
00:39:10 Find it.
00:39:13 I'm bringing you out now.
00:39:34 I have you at three minutes to touchdown with the Scotia.
00:39:38 Captain, we're going to take it from here on our own.
00:39:46 Well, then.
00:39:50 And I now have control of the ship, and I'm heading to dock port.
00:39:54 You really know how to make friends.
00:39:56 Steady as she goes.
00:40:00 This is the aquanaut rescue sub to the USS Scotia. How do you read?
00:40:05 Aquanaut to Scotia, come in.
00:40:21 There's an access hatch on the starboard side.
00:40:24 We need to volley to that dock.
00:40:29 Bring us right to the dock port.
00:40:32 I'm sure we can pilot it into place, sir.
00:40:37 Sir?
00:40:41 Jesus Christ.
00:40:55 Get Nemo on the horn.
00:40:58 Nemo, this is Dr. Nautilus. Do you read me?
00:41:02 This is the Nautilus. I read you.
00:41:05 Calm down. I'll take care of that.
00:41:09 First, reattach the remote control device.
00:41:16 Reattach them. Now.
00:41:19 Fine. Ramirez, reattach them.
00:41:24 It's attached, sir.
00:41:27 All right, Nemo, we're attached.
00:41:29 Thank you.
00:41:35 Masterful creatures, those squids.
00:41:39 Those were squids?
00:41:41 Well, not exactly.
00:41:45 You see, new things discovered every day.
00:41:52 What are you doing now?
00:41:56 I am deploying the salvage port.
00:41:58 We're going to bring everything and everyone back on board the Nautilus immediately.
00:42:04 I am remotely using your tether arm.
00:42:19 Sir, we've docked on the Scotia.
00:42:21 Where are we going?
00:42:23 I don't want you to leave anything behind.
00:42:27 Especially this.
00:42:30 We can't have your unique device left in such a harsh environment.
00:42:39 Sir.
00:42:40 Son of a bitch.
00:42:42 What is he doing?
00:42:43 He's grabbing the oxygenator.
00:42:56 Sir, are we heading back?
00:42:58 Do you want me to pull the remote?
00:43:00 No.
00:43:01 There's people in there.
00:43:02 And there's people in here.
00:43:04 You rip that remote out and those things are coming back.
00:43:08 And your point is?
00:43:10 Guys, what do you want me to do?
00:43:17 We were almost there, Nemo.
00:43:19 We could have saved them.
00:43:21 Sorry, sir. The incision on speaking with you.
00:43:23 It's fine.
00:43:24 It is not fine.
00:43:25 First you tether my boat, then you make me abort my mission before it's completed.
00:43:29 Michael.
00:43:31 And where were you?
00:43:32 We needed you.
00:43:34 Michael, people in the Scotia are dead.
00:43:36 Bullshit.
00:43:37 There was breathing.
00:43:38 There was movement.
00:43:39 The hulls were flooded.
00:43:40 You heard water.
00:43:41 That's not true.
00:43:42 We could have saved them, Nemo.
00:43:44 I'm not going to leave a hundred men out to die.
00:43:48 I'm not evil.
00:43:52 We're trying to save, save people with the Nautilus.
00:43:58 I want to go back in there.
00:44:00 You tried.
00:44:01 Hey, Blackwell, remember whose team you're on, alright?
00:44:04 What's that supposed to mean?
00:44:05 Michael.
00:44:06 What?
00:44:07 Shortly after your team arrived, we spotted the Scotia.
00:44:10 I sent a rescue team there.
00:44:14 How'd that work?
00:44:15 You were right.
00:44:16 They were alive.
00:44:18 We counted more than 50.
00:44:20 It was a great moment, but those creatures.
00:44:25 I lost six good men trying to rescue your team.
00:44:30 Michael.
00:44:34 One of them was a dear, dear friend.
00:44:38 I'm sorry.
00:44:40 I used you to drive the Aquanaut because I was unfamiliar with that technology.
00:44:45 And I wanted to see for myself this oxygen converter you've created.
00:44:50 But there was no one left on the Scotia.
00:44:53 No one.
00:44:58 So what, Nemo?
00:44:59 What can we do for you?
00:45:01 What do you want from us?
00:45:03 You want my experiments?
00:45:04 You want the oxygenator?
00:45:05 What?
00:45:07 [āŖāŖāŖ]
00:45:33 Now do you see why I have to be so careful?
00:45:38 It's a city.
00:45:40 This is the eighth continent of the world.
00:45:44 Yes, known to the ancients as Mew, the land of Lemuria.
00:45:52 It's headliners.
00:45:55 A place of untold riches and wisdom.
00:45:59 Ten thousand years ago, it disappeared into the sea, and now I've found it.
00:46:05 Lost no more.
00:46:07 Lost no more.
00:46:09 You need my oxygenator.
00:46:12 Well, as you see.
00:46:15 These streets would live again, a utopia in the most real sense.
00:46:20 But it's just a prototype, Nemo.
00:46:22 We can't build it more than ten by ten.
00:46:25 You can't, but I can.
00:46:28 How?
00:46:29 Ah, now you're curious.
00:46:31 I like that.
00:46:33 You see the big picture.
00:46:35 See, there is good in the world, and you are helping to create it.
00:46:40 The machine's too unstable.
00:46:42 Down here, you can live for 200 years.
00:46:48 Think of it.
00:46:49 Works of art, the sum of all human knowledge.
00:46:52 This is the library of Alexandria, the Ark of Noah, the Shangri-La.
00:47:00 What about, what about the people that don't buy into your, your utopia?
00:47:05 Your new world?
00:47:06 What about them?
00:47:08 Gonna escort these people out.
00:47:10 Blackwell and Arano, you stay.
00:47:14 That's okay.
00:47:15 Go ahead.
00:47:16 I'll catch up.
00:47:18 [Ominous music]
00:47:20 On the one hand, I can see the awe and wonder in your eyes.
00:47:42 I can sense you want this very badly.
00:47:45 But on the other, you have a false sense of loyalty to a failing world.
00:47:50 I know I can't convince you to see my position, but meet me halfway.
00:48:00 What are those briefs, Captain?
00:48:02 Ships are coming fast.
00:48:03 I've classified a boat.
00:48:05 What is it?
00:48:08 It looks like a seaboard class sub, sir.
00:48:11 Large and heavily armed.
00:48:12 Could be Philippine Navy or American Coastal Guard out of Guam.
00:48:17 Course?
00:48:23 The course is for here, sir.
00:48:25 Right above us, like they're looking for something.
00:48:27 You see scanners?
00:48:29 Yes, sir. Infrared and standard SOMAR sweeping the area.
00:48:32 I could tease, isn't she?
00:48:35 Ever so coy.
00:48:36 You gotta contact them, Nemo.
00:48:39 Look, I know this is a big ship.
00:48:41 But you can't go on a mission in the U.S. Navy.
00:48:44 Even you can see that.
00:48:45 I need you to see that they are the enemy.
00:48:49 I want to stop this. All of this.
00:48:52 Before I can resurrect my Atlantis.
00:48:55 Who's the enemy? The military?
00:48:58 Everyone. Everyone on land.
00:49:01 Every sad, pathetic, worrisome little cretin above water.
00:49:07 They breathe air that is contaminated.
00:49:09 They eat food that is full of bacteria.
00:49:12 They bathe in filth.
00:49:15 The Earth is dead.
00:49:17 But we don't see it.
00:49:19 We're like maggots feeding off its rotten corks.
00:49:24 It's time to make a stand.
00:49:27 I will, but quickly.
00:49:28 Starting hydromagnetic engines.
00:49:30 Make a sound.
00:49:34 Yes, sir. Starting hydromagnetic engines.
00:49:36 Switching engines in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
00:49:41 Hyperbolic equalizers engaged.
00:49:55 Secure all personnel for rapid ascent.
00:49:57 Leaving deep ocean basin.
00:49:59 Entering pelagic environment.
00:50:01 Nemo, stay at this depth. You're safe here.
00:50:05 We're not safe anywhere.
00:50:07 We're approaching the midway point.
00:50:09 We're looking at a sea wolf class, sir.
00:50:12 Approximately 350 feet, up to 25 knots.
00:50:16 Intercepting some radio traffic, sir.
00:50:18 Let me hear it.
00:50:19 They picked us up, sir.
00:50:21 What is it?
00:50:22 Fire, Torpedo 1.
00:50:24 Ready to sea wolf with fighting form.
00:50:33 [Explosion]
00:50:35 Are you scared?
00:50:40 4-5, lock, sir.
00:50:42 Oh, don't run, little boy. Don't run.
00:50:45 You're going to make my little mollusca very angry.
00:50:49 Target has seen us and is turning hard to port.
00:50:56 [Explosion]
00:50:58 You control these things?
00:51:07 I control a lot of things.
00:51:09 Did you down the Scotia?
00:51:21 It's unfortunate, but sometimes I struggle with the ethics of so many lives wasted for my perfect place, my Shangri-La of the sea.
00:51:36 Should we send a salvage team, sir?
00:51:39 No, there's no time.
00:51:41 Take her down to the bottom.
00:51:43 I think we should hit it again, sir, before they send out an SOS.
00:51:49 They've already radioed the Navy. We're no longer a secret. You can count on that.
00:51:55 You can't take on the whole U.S. Navy.
00:51:59 Gunner, take Mr. Allen no doubt to the holding cell with the others.
00:52:05 Yes, sir.
00:52:07 [Siren]
00:52:09 [Gunshots]
00:52:21 Those are the nuclear missiles from the Scotia.
00:52:36 What are you going to do with those, Nemo?
00:52:39 Holding steady at 25,000 feet, Captain.
00:52:51 What's the nearest ship?
00:52:53 Battleship, approaching from the south. At its present course, it'll miss us by eight miles.
00:52:59 Tell if it gets within three.
00:53:01 Yes, sir.
00:53:02 Blackburn.
00:53:05 Show me how to launch those nuclear missiles.
00:53:08 Because our situation here has changed.
00:53:11 Mr. Aronaut's molecular oxygenator was the last piece of a large puzzle.
00:53:17 There's no reason to wait any longer on the rest of the plan.
00:53:20 What? Now? Tonight?
00:53:22 Soon, these waters will be full of ships.
00:53:26 Far more than the Nautilus or the Sentinels can stop.
00:53:30 By this time tomorrow, we will no longer exist.
00:53:34 [Siren]
00:53:36 Lightwell.
00:53:57 Yes, sir.
00:53:58 How are you doing at the launch codes?
00:54:02 We're 11 minutes and 47 seconds to launch. I have half the codes.
00:54:06 Blackwell, you're a son of a bitch traitor.
00:54:10 Blackwell has seen the truth. And so will you very shortly.
00:54:16 [Siren]
00:54:18 [Siren]
00:54:46 What are you, Nemo's watchdog?
00:54:48 Who are you?
00:54:52 United States Merchant Marine Billy Cooper, sir. Abducted. Subic Bay, Philippines.
00:54:57 Subic Bay, huh? How long you been here?
00:54:59 Long time, sir. Look, we don't have much time. I have a deal for you.
00:55:02 What do you want from me?
00:55:03 I want to go home, sir. Will you take me with you, please?
00:55:05 Look, I know everything about this place. All the back passages, all the door codes.
00:55:11 I even know where your friends are.
00:55:13 How long?
00:55:15 We're together. Nemo's pleasure dose. He keeps people there until they come around and see things his way.
00:55:20 I can help you get them all back, but you gotta take me with you.
00:55:23 I've stacked them according to range. Long range, medium range, short range.
00:55:31 Short range. How far could they go?
00:55:33 Grand, Pacific Fleet, area bases.
00:55:35 And the others?
00:55:37 Medium, Japan, South Korea, Hawaii. Long range, easily California, maybe Texas.
00:55:41 Amazing. Thank you, Blackwell.
00:55:44 With your help, the surface world will be nothing but death and devastation by the day's end.
00:55:49 How long will it take to load?
00:55:51 About 40 minutes each, and another 40 to punch in the target sequences.
00:55:55 Okay. It's clear. Take me there now.
00:56:01 [footsteps]
00:56:03 What's this?
00:56:15 A brain scan. It's like a re-education tool. They call it the zombie brain.
00:56:20 The brainwashing is all pheromone based. It can make you loopy, but it works quickly.
00:56:26 That's how Blackwell turned so fast.
00:56:29 This is the mainframe. I can shut this off from here.
00:56:32 Each one of these units are connected to each other. You can access your team through these goggles.
00:56:37 You kidding me?
00:56:39 No, I'm not. And if we don't get to them soon, they'll be under Nemo's control.
00:56:43 [laughing]
00:56:49 She okay now?
00:56:59 I gotta take that thing out of her face?
00:57:01 Right.
00:57:02 Conceal. Hey, conceal. Wake up. Come on, we gotta get out of here. Okay?
00:57:12 You love me. You like me.
00:57:17 Well, yeah, I like you.
00:57:19 You love me.
00:57:23 Well, I'll go find the others.
00:57:26 Um, that's a good idea.
00:57:28 Ow! What was that for?
00:57:32 Taking advantage of me.
00:57:34 You kissed me!
00:57:35 Hardly!
00:57:36 Well, we gotta get out of here, okay? Can I help you?
00:57:39 I can do this.
00:57:41 I have it.
00:57:55 Why don't you sit down over there, okay? Let me get him squared away.
00:57:59 There's the breath.
00:58:01 Hey, Paris. Oh, buddy.
00:58:04 Time to wake up, man.
00:58:06 Wow, hey.
00:58:11 Is Ramirez okay?
00:58:18 Yeah, he'll be fine.
00:58:22 All right, man. Up we go.
00:58:24 You could have had everything. Nemo is a visionary.
00:58:34 You see, Nemo, it's just not the same when you have to brainwash people to follow you.
00:58:38 I was willing to give you so much.
00:58:41 I guess you really can't trust free will, can you?
00:58:46 Michael, humanity isn't about free will.
00:58:50 Religion isn't free will.
00:58:53 Military isn't free will.
00:58:55 Government isn't free will.
00:58:57 Simple relationships aren't free will.
00:59:01 Free will is anarchy at its core.
00:59:05 And who wants that?
00:59:07 We all desire to be controlled.
00:59:11 We crave it.
00:59:13 We seek it out.
00:59:15 Why don't you just let us go?
00:59:17 What do you want with us, anyway?
00:59:19 We need you. You're one of us.
00:59:22 The oxygenator. The aquanaut.
00:59:25 You love to create.
00:59:28 To explore.
00:59:30 And you're just the tip of the iceberg.
00:59:33 With our resources and support, think of the new inventions to help mankind.
00:59:42 You know what? You make it sound so noble.
00:59:46 But whose mankind would I be helping?
00:59:49 Yours or the world's?
00:59:52 The Earth world is dead.
00:59:54 We've been defecating on it for centuries.
00:59:57 But the new world, the underwater world, the new Atlantis, and it's yours.
01:00:06 All yours.
01:00:09 And the nuclear missiles in your transit bay? Aren't they part of your new world?
01:00:13 Those are from your world.
01:00:15 Excrement we've picked up from ships we've come across.
01:00:18 And I assure you that they are to be dismantled and not to be used, Michael.
01:00:23 Conceal. Remedious.
01:00:26 I deplore violence.
01:00:29 Now, let's turn around and head back to it.
01:00:33 What?
01:00:35 Ramirez! What are you doing, man?
01:00:50 Why don't you listen to me, Michael?
01:00:53 You're trying to help.
01:00:55 Well, it appears that some of us have come to our senses.
01:00:58 It's me. It's Michael.
01:01:00 Ramirez in time. He's brainwashed.
01:01:03 Ramirez, give us the gun.
01:01:08 Cooper, you are going to regret this.
01:01:12 Ramirez, shoot him!
01:01:14 I'll make the deal!
01:01:16 No, conceal!
01:01:18 I helped Michael with the early designs for the molecular restructuring.
01:01:26 I was an engineer on the prototype for the Aquanaut 3.
01:01:31 I know it almost as well as he does.
01:01:35 I was brought on this mission because I know its operations.
01:01:39 I know you need the oxygenator.
01:01:45 I know you want it to help build the Atlantis.
01:01:51 But in exchange, he doesn't time me.
01:01:56 Bring her down to the transit bay with Blackwell.
01:02:01 (Tense music)
01:02:04 We'll need to do this in stages.
01:02:28 I will need the first stage to begin soon.
01:02:32 I see.
01:02:34 Immediately.
01:02:36 Presently, our air supply comes from the surface,
01:02:38 and I'm expecting that to be compromised rapidly.
01:02:42 So you're on your own?
01:02:48 In 15 minutes, we will be on our own.
01:02:57 I can have the first stage ready to oxygenate in 10 minutes.
01:03:01 Captain, what do you want done with the traitor and his little friend?
01:03:05 I need an escort.
01:03:09 I would hate to take any chances,
01:03:12 even if you are a delicate little pair.
01:03:17 Keep your hands where I can see them.
01:03:22 Let's move.
01:03:26 Shoot them!
01:03:28 First person moves. Captain gets a bullet through his neck.
01:03:32 Put your guns down on the ground now! Now!
01:03:35 Now! Put them on the ground now!
01:03:38 Put your hands on your head and turn around.
01:03:40 Susten, get in the aqua ride. Get it fired up now.
01:03:42 Conceal. Go.
01:03:44 Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go.
01:03:52 Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!
01:04:04 By the way, I yanked out Nebo's device and attached our own.
01:04:06 What happened to your arm?
01:04:08 You're shot.
01:04:09 I'm OK.
01:04:10 Where's Cooper?
01:04:11 He's dead.
01:04:12 At least we got Ramirez back.
01:04:15 He wasn't in the machine long. He should be OK soon.
01:04:21 Susten, make it to the surface.
01:04:24 We have to get above the volcano to make contact.
01:04:27 Detached, sir. Getting ready to make the ascent.
01:04:33 Susten, we need to go faster.
01:04:39 I'm trying, sir.
01:04:41 I need to see your wounds.
01:04:43 I need to see how severe your injury is.
01:04:47 It's OK.
01:04:48 Michael!
01:04:49 Sir, the A-1 is not responding.
01:04:51 Hey, did we dump the water tanks?
01:04:53 I'm flipping switches, but...
01:04:55 There's something caught in the propellers.
01:04:58 I'll go. I'll go. I'll take care of it.
01:05:10 Stay here and get us out of here.
01:05:12 Don't be ridiculous. I didn't just save you so you could drown.
01:05:14 I can clear the propellers.
01:05:16 You need to stay here on your sub and get us to the surface.
01:05:19 Look, he's going to launch those nuclear missiles.
01:05:23 We have to warn the military.
01:05:25 OK.
01:05:30 I can do it.
01:05:32 Here.
01:05:35 Take this.
01:05:39 Be careful.
01:05:40 Get Blackwell on the radio.
01:05:55 Turn the ship around.
01:05:57 We have to get that oxygenator back.
01:06:00 Sir, the remote is unresponsive.
01:06:02 It may be damaged.
01:06:04 That means we're going to have to go back to the ship.
01:06:07 Then get it working now.
01:06:09 We must not let them get away.
01:06:12 Sustan, how is Concealed doing?
01:06:23 I don't have a visual, but the propeller is unresponsive.
01:06:27 Concealed, you have to hurry.
01:06:29 There they are. Keep them in your sights.
01:06:34 Blackwell, we will have the A3 under our control momentarily.
01:06:40 How long until the missiles can be launched?
01:06:42 I need eight minutes to finalize the decision.
01:06:44 I'll be back in a minute.
01:06:46 Blackwell, we're going to have to go back to the ship.
01:06:48 I don't have a visual, but the propeller is unresponsive.
01:06:50 I don't have a visual.
01:06:52 I don't have a visual.
01:06:54 I need eight minutes to finalize the trajectories.
01:06:56 Then I can launch the missile.
01:06:58 Very good.
01:07:00 Then we have eight minutes to get that device back.
01:07:03 Captain, we have multiple ships coming in the view.
01:07:05 Then we have no time to lose.
01:07:07 We must recover the oxygenator.
01:07:09 Open hatches for torpedo launch.
01:07:11 The Nautilus is on our tail.
01:07:16 She's heading right for us, sir.
01:07:18 We can take her down, but I can't go up.
01:07:20 Cut aft propeller. Prepare to dive.
01:07:22 But conceal.
01:07:24 She has a tether.
01:07:26 Hold on.
01:07:28 Sir, the A3 is descending.
01:07:30 Descend. Thirty meters.
01:07:32 Descending thirty meters, Captain.
01:07:34 Right engines full.
01:07:36 Right full engines.
01:07:38 Oh, come on, come on, man. Right engines.
01:07:40 Sir, the A3 is hiding in the trenches.
01:07:44 Sir, the Naut swam on by.
01:07:48 I think we lost it.
01:07:51 Conceal.
01:07:53 We have to pull her in.
01:07:55 Ramirez, let's go.
01:07:57 I'm not back in ten minutes.
01:07:59 I want you to leave without me.
01:08:01 Sir.
01:08:03 Assistant, that's an order.
01:08:05 Come on. I need help with the tether.
01:08:11 Come on, let's go.
01:08:13 Ah, damn it. The wench isn't responding.
01:08:17 We have to pull her in manually.
01:08:20 Sir, conceal is down at the end of the rope.
01:08:22 I'm going down to find her.
01:08:27 Sir, they've entered the cliffside. It's too small for the Nautilus.
01:08:31 Release the Sentinels.
01:08:33 We've got squid!
01:08:47 Michael went into the water to look for conceal.
01:08:49 I need to blow the life raft.
01:08:51 If you blow the raft, we could lose the boat.
01:08:53 I need to blow the raft, sir.
01:08:55 I need to blow the life raft, sir.
01:09:09 Wait for Michael.
01:09:11 I need to blow the raft.
01:09:13 Wait!
01:09:15 We need to do it now!
01:09:17 Sir, they've neutralized the squid.
01:09:23 Michael's inside. Let's get out of here.
01:09:26 Ramirez, check the starboard view for conceal.
01:09:29 Susten, anything?
01:09:31 I see her. I see her, sir.
01:09:33 Conceal?
01:09:38 No. Sorry.
01:09:40 What is it, then?
01:09:44 The USS Scotia. Right where we left her.
01:09:47 What do you want me to do?
01:09:54 Can we ascend?
01:09:57 No.
01:09:59 Then dock us to the Scotia, and let's pray it still works.
01:10:03 Yes, sir.
01:10:05 Sorry, sir.
01:10:08 [Alarm]
01:10:10 Captain, the A3's found the Scotia.
01:10:21 I know.
01:10:25 Blackwell, the time is at hand.
01:10:29 Prepare all missiles for launch.
01:10:34 [Beep]
01:10:36 [Beep]
01:10:39 I should have gone!
01:10:46 I don't know what she was trying to prove!
01:10:49 She was trying to save your life.
01:10:52 She was trying to tell you she still loves you.
01:10:56 Sir, we can't wait any longer.
01:10:59 We have to get on the Scotia.
01:11:03 I know. Let's move.
01:11:06 It's the hatch!
01:11:31 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Do you mean it this time?
01:11:34 Oh, shut up and kiss me.
01:11:36 Susten!
01:11:40 [Roar]
01:12:05 The USS Scotia is live, sir.
01:12:07 Don't damage that vessel.
01:12:09 I need that oxygenator.
01:12:12 It's the key to Atlantis.
01:12:14 Sir, we have the remote on the A3 working.
01:12:18 We will bring her in now.
01:12:20 Conceal. Help me with this hatch.
01:12:23 It's not stuck. There's a high-pressure pocket.
01:12:26 Got it.
01:12:31 [Rumbling]
01:12:33 Captain, do you need me?
01:12:38 Is everyone okay?
01:12:40 Looks like everybody's breathing, right?
01:12:42 The bubble maker!
01:12:44 It worked!
01:12:46 I can't believe it. I don't see how.
01:12:48 How all that water can be converted to air in this space, this size space?
01:12:52 [Roar]
01:12:57 Sir, they've boarded the Scotia, but the oxygenator is still on the A3.
01:13:01 [Laughter]
01:13:04 They've activated the remote on the A3.
01:13:20 Captain, we're going to have you and your crew topside, ASAP.
01:13:25 Hang in there.
01:13:27 She's all charged up and ready to go.
01:13:32 I'm not getting a strong enough signal yet.
01:13:34 Have you converted the emergency power?
01:13:37 Yes, they're coming on.
01:13:39 All right, she's on.
01:13:45 Holding steady at 25,000 feet, Captain.
01:13:51 [Laughter]
01:13:53 Good.
01:13:55 I'm going to need you to move over to that red valve to your right.
01:13:57 Right there, whoa.
01:13:59 Okay.
01:14:00 You've got to turn it one full turn clockwise.
01:14:02 It's stuck.
01:14:04 It's not stuck. Just use your elbow grease.
01:14:06 Come on.
01:14:08 One phase, one and two.
01:14:10 One and two, reply, sir.
01:14:12 Now that my oxygenator is safe, blow up the Scotia.
01:14:17 Prepare torpedoes.
01:14:20 Lock coordinates.
01:14:22 Prepare for the flight, sir. Ready to fire. One minute to countdown.
01:14:25 Aim for the propeller.
01:14:27 Can you help me?
01:14:29 I can't help you. I'm busy over here.
01:14:31 I've got to do stuff over here.
01:14:33 Turn it this way.
01:14:37 Torpedoes are ready, Captain.
01:14:39 Fire.
01:14:40 Fire torpedo one.
01:14:42 It's moving.
01:14:46 A little more.
01:14:49 Got it.
01:14:50 All right, hold on.
01:14:52 Direct hit, sir.
01:15:00 Hold stop.
01:15:01 Stop all engines.
01:15:03 All engines stop.
01:15:04 We're fine. No hull breaches. We can't take another hit.
01:15:08 Don't worry. I reset the remote to target the controller signal.
01:15:11 She's on her way to the Nautilus.
01:15:13 The oxygenator should start a chain reaction with the warheads.
01:15:16 Blackwell.
01:15:18 Captain.
01:15:20 Once we are fully stopped, begin the countdown.
01:15:26 Yes, sir.
01:15:30 Launching missiles in ten...
01:15:33 nine...
01:15:36 eight...
01:15:37 seven...
01:15:39 six...
01:15:40 five...
01:15:42 four...
01:15:43 three...
01:15:46 two...
01:15:47 one.
01:15:48 Launch the Trident now.
01:15:52 Disarm the warheads. Disarm them.
01:16:13 Warning. Hull breach. Hull breach.
01:16:17 Warhead room inaccessible. Level squad support flooded.
01:16:21 We're taking out too much water. Going down fast.
01:16:25 All hands to bottom deck escape pod.
01:16:29 Abandon ship. Abandon ship.
01:16:33 [Beeping]
01:16:36 [Screaming]
01:16:52 [Screaming]
01:17:01 [Screaming]
01:17:04 We held. We held!
01:17:29 Twenty thousand feet. Twenty seven. We're going up fast, sir.
01:17:32 Slow it down! Slowly!
01:17:35 All right, Captain. We're going to slow it down to twenty thousand feet.
01:17:39 We're actually going home.
01:17:44 This is the USS Scotia. Anybody copy?
01:17:49 USS Scotia, repeat.
01:17:51 This is the USS Scotia. Anybody copy?
01:17:57 This is the USS Scotia. Anybody copy?
01:18:01 Officer Aronoff.
01:18:05 Yes!
01:18:07 What the f*** is going on down there?
01:18:09 Yes!
01:18:10 We got her, sir.
01:18:12 Aronoff, identify your vessel.
01:18:16 This is the USS Scotia.
01:18:18 Where are you? What's your status?
01:18:20 Twenty-one seconds north latitude.
01:18:22 A hundred forty-two minutes, eleven seconds latitude. Do you read me?
01:18:26 A3, this is Lincoln One. Go two by sixteen. Radio forty with a sideline. Do you copy?
01:18:33 Admiral Hobson, this is Four-Meter Gear. This is the USS Scotia we saw four days ago.
01:18:37 Yes, sir.
01:18:39 How long would it have taken to send a tether down there and tow them up?
01:18:42 Five minutes.
01:18:43 Do it.
01:18:44 Stay tight. We're sending down a line for you.
01:18:47 Yes, sir.
01:18:49 Let me speak with Captain Anderson.
01:18:51 Aye, aye, sir. Captain.
01:18:55 Sir, Captain Anderson. USS Scotia.
01:19:00 We have seventeen dead and one hundred and forty-eight survivors, sir.
01:19:07 Yes, sir.
01:19:14 Thank you, sir.
01:19:19 Aye, aye, sir.
01:19:21 Aye, aye, sir.
01:19:23 I'm on your command, Captain.
01:19:27 Take it away.
01:19:29 If I show you something, can you keep a secret?
01:19:38 Just for a while.
01:19:42 Just till we figure out what to do.
01:19:47 Oh my God.
01:19:51 Conceal, how did you get these?
01:19:54 These are Nemo's plans. His private blueprints.
01:19:58 Just so excitedly.
01:20:01 [Sigh]
01:20:03 [Music]
01:20:08 [Music]
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