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WOMAN ON P.A.: ...terminal A
of Boston International Airport.
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- Transportation between terminals...
- (OVERLAPPING VOICES)
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TSA EMPLOYEE:
Take your laptop out of your bag.
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(OVERLAPPING VOICES CONTINUE)
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(PHONES RINGING)
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MAN ON P.A.: The Boston Police Department
requests that for your safety and security
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and per FAA regulations...
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(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
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I'll be home in a few.
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Get off in about an hour.
Space cadet, get me a...
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MAN ON TV: ...to go in this quarter.
They need to score on this drive.
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(OVERLAPPING CONVERSATIONS)
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MAN: Don't lie to me, okay?
You sound like one of my kids.
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WOMAN ON P.A.: Gate number 26.
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Miss Lauren Goodwin,
please report to gate number 26.
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(BUZZER SOUNDS)
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(MAN ON TV CONTINUES)
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- (PHONE RINGING)
- (WOMAN SPEAKING ON P.A.)
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Elizabitch, get your bony ass over here.
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- What is going on?
- Don't hang up on her.
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WOMAN ON P.A.: ...your baggage can be
claimed at carousel number three. Please...
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Put security cameras in the whole house.
Except for the bedroom.
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Christie wouldn't go for that.
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My pool cleaner's even gone rogue.
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No, I'm serious. Yeah,
it's jumping out of the pool on its own.
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MAN ON P.A.: There is a flight 3598
to Manchester, New Hampshire.
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Your gate number
has been changed to gate A6.
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The flight will depart
on time at 4:15 P.M.
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Passengers on flight 3598 to Manchester,
New Hampshire,
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- your gate number has been changed...
- (PHONE RINGING)
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- WOMAN: Hello?
- Hey, it's me. Just got off the plane.
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What are you doing?
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What am I doing?
I'm picking up Johnny at school.
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I'm getting a sitter from the bus stop.
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Going back to the lab
because we got completely slammed.
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Sharon, they made an offer.
A big, big offer.
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For all the rights to "Night Traveler."
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We're talking about graphic platforms,
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virtual reality, algorithms,
interface user stuff, I don't know.
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That's amazing, Clay. Congratulations.
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Yeah. Well, you know,
it's a big deal, yeah.
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So are you going out to celebrate tonight?
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Celebrate? Celebrate, no.
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Yeah, this is a big night for you.
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I just assumed you'd want
to celebrate with someone.
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Not really.
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So you're not with someone?
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No. No.
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There's nobody.
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Hey, is that Dad? Can I talk to him?
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(BEEPS)
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- Hi, Dad.
- Hey, buddy.
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- How you doing?
- We did the parachute drill today.
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- Yeah.
- You put a little parachute on your bat.
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I swear,
my swing is like 100 times faster.
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That's great.
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Are you coming home?
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- Yeah, yeah, soon.
- I just want you to come home.
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Ah, shit.
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(WOMAN SPEAKING OVER P.A.)
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(PHONES RINGING)
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(OVERLAPPING CONVERSATIONS)
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(RINGING)
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Hi, Shar, it's me.
Yeah, I ran out of juice.
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Listen, there's a flight to Manchester
that leaves in about an hour.
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Clay, you've been gone for over a year.
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I love you, but it's not that simple.
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- I'd like to see my son. Shit.
- OPERATOR: Your time is up.
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- I need more money. Hold on.
- Please deposit...
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(MAN SCREAMING)
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(GROANING)
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- (SCREAMING)
- (PEOPLE SHOUTING)
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- (HIGH-PITCHED WHINE)
- (MEN SCREAMING)
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- (PEOPLE SCREAMING)
- What's wrong with you? Stop it!
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(GROWLING)
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Get off him! What are you doing? Get off!
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(GROANING)
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(GROWLING)
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Get off of her!
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(GIRL SCREAMING)
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(SCREAMING)
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Stop that!
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WOMAN: Go! Go! Go!
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(SCREAMING)
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Oh, my God, Chloe.
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Hey, hey, hey, don't touch her.
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- I'm not gonna touch her.
- She might be contagious.
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- I need to call 911, though.
- (DIALS)
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911, hello?
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(DOG WHINING)
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(GROWLING)
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(LAUGHING)
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(GROWLS)
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(SCREAMS)
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Let me see your goddamn hands!
Get your hands in the air!
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(GUNSHOTS)
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Why'd you do that? What, are you gonna
shoot everybody? What the hell is happening?
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- Who the hell knows?
- Quick, let's go.
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- Don't use your cell phone.
- Why?
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- They did.
- (SCREAMS)
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(ALARM BLARING)
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- WOMAN: Help me!
- (GUNSHOTS)
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(GUNSHOTS CONTINUE)
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(PANTING)
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(MAN SCREAMING)
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(JET ENGINE ROARING)
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(MEN SNARLING)
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(SNARLING CONTINUES)
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(GROWLING)
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(PEOPLE GROANING)
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- No, no, no. Bro, stop, he's normal.
- Hey, hey, hey!
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Come on. Let's go, bro. Bro, come on.
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- (EXPLOSION)
- Don't use your cell phones.
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MAN: We've been trying,
but we can't get a signal down here.
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We need to get out of this airport
right now before it burns to the ground.
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- Get out of here? We ain't going nowhere.
- Is there a driver on this train?
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- That'd be me.
- CLAY: Can we leave?
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- No.
- MAN: Oh, no.
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Central shut down the power,
emergency brakes came up,
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and this train can't move
more than 50 feet.
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- Shit.
- (EXPLOSIONS)
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- We could walk.
- WOMAN: Walk?
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- MAN: Walk? Ain't nobody walking.
- What did you say?
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We could walk.
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I got maps of the system and I got all the
maintenance tunnels with the exits marked.
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- We can walk right out of here.
- Brilliant idea. You're my new best friend.
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Are you crazy? What are you gonna do
when the T starts running again?
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You don't want to come,
you don't got to come. I don't care.
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You guys are idiots.
We're safe right here.
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- Only if this lasts less than 24 hours.
- What do you mean?
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The groundwater. The sewage workers
pump out the groundwater.
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If nobody's manning the pumps,
whole system floods.
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All this'll be underwater. You'll be forced
into the terminal back out in the streets.
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And if Boston is still burning
or if what he's saying is true...
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MAN: Don't listen to him.
We're not gonna be down here that long.
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- Do you want to stay here or go?
- It's gonna blow over. These things always do.
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- Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Can I come with you?
- I'm not gonna stop you.
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- Yo, awesome. Deuces, man. Adios.
- You don't even know him.
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MAN: You think this is happening
everywhere or just here?
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DRIVER: We'll know in a little while.
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We lose power,
means it's happening everywhere.
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Nobody's manning the power stations.
Probably running for their lives like us.
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Wonder how many folks were
on those things when it happened.
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A lot.
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Too many. Like everybody. And those that
didn't get it the first time got zapped
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when they tried to call 911
or their families.
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Hmm.
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I'm Tom McCourt, by the way.
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Clay Riddell. Good to know you.
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Mike Mattick. They call me DJ Liquid.
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- Keep moving.
- TOM: DJ.
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I got to get to Kent Pond.
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My family is up there.
I've got a wife and son.
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You know, in New Hampshire. Kent Pond?
You got anybody you need to check on?
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- I got my boo.
- Did you say "my boo"?
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- Yeah, what you got, huh?
- Come on, come on.
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My man, he done left me,
so I ain't got nobody. I live alone.
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(PHONE CHIMES)
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- Yo, I got service. What does that mean?
- I don't know. Put that thing down.
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Are they normal?
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They look normal to you?
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I don't know. You want to take
that chance? What's abnormal?
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(SNARLING)
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- (GROANS)
- (SCREAMS)
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Shit! Shit! Come on! Come on!
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(SNARLING)
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Come on! Run!
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(GRUNTS)
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- Come on, man. Come on.
- (ALARM BLARING)
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(GROWLING)
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Come on! Give me your hand.
Give me your hand. Come on. Come on.
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(GROWLING)
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The Dumpster. The Dumpster.
I got it. I got it.
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(SHOUTING)
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Go. Go.
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(ALARMS RINGING)
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Hold it.
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CLAY: I know her.
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- Okay, what floor?
- Two.
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Okay, go. Go.
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- (DOG BARKING)
- Shit, hurry up! Hurry up.
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- Yeah, dead.
- (CAT MEOWS)
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Think it's safe to text?
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I'm out of juice.
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I've got to text my family, see if they're
okay. Can I borrow your phone, please?
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(BEEPS)
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(CHIMES)
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It's all jumbled up. Scrambled.
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Why don't you stick my phone in the freezer?
It makes the battery last longer.
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Probably need it to check the signal.
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If we don't make any calls,
it should last for a few days.
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- You draw all these?
- (WATER RUNNING)
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Yeah. My graphic novel.
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TOM: I was thinking about that...
poor kid down in the tunnel.
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DJ...
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Liquid?
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God damn.
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You know, if we're going to survive this,
whatever it is,
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people are gonna have to...
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put aside their...
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finer sensibilities.
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If they can't...
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they're gonna die.
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(POUNDING ON DOOR)
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WOMAN: Hello?
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- She sound normal?
- Hello?
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- Please, someone be there.
- Are you normal?
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What do you think? Open the damn door.
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(PANTING)
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- Okay.
- I live upstairs.
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Yeah, I've seen you before. I'm Clay.
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- Tom.
- I'm Alice.
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I think you guys should close the blinds.
I don't think that's smart.
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Close the blinds. I don't think it's gonna
be good if somebody sees us in here.
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He's gonna close them.
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Tom, you close them.
See, he's closing them.
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- Are you hurt?
- What do you mean, am I hurt?
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Are you physically injured?
Can I help you?
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(CRYING) I killed my mom.
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I killed my mom.
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I want to get out of this dress
because it really smells.
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Like blood and sweat and my mom's perfume.
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My... girlfriend
might have left some jeans.
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I think they'd just about fit you.
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And I have pajamas.
I have plenty of pajamas.
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- Okay?
- Yeah, I'm just tired.
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Here, do you want to maybe...
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There's still some hot water
if you want to take a shower.
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Uh-huh, okay. Thank you.
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(THUNDER RUMBLES)
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(PURRING)
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CLAY: Listen, Tom,
I'm gonna head north to Kent Pond
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in the morning as soon as it gets light.
I think you and Alice should come with me.
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Clay, I'm really sorry about your family.
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Don't be sorry because there's nothing
to be sorry about yet.
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My... kid had a cell phone,
but he never made calls.
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He just texted, you know? Liked games.
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00:19:58.307 --> 00:20:01.744
But my wife, she had one and I called her
right before it happened.
239
00:20:01.844 --> 00:20:06.323
When I met you.
So I don't know if she was on it.
240
00:20:13.581 --> 00:20:16.874
I just want you to know I'm real glad
I ran into you today, Tom.
241
00:20:22.456 --> 00:20:24.541
(DOOR OPENS)
242
00:20:25.826 --> 00:20:28.010
You okay?
243
00:20:30.122 --> 00:20:33.626
Oh, um, I found these in your pocket.
244
00:20:33.726 --> 00:20:35.694
Hope you don't mind.
245
00:20:35.794 --> 00:20:38.521
No, no, no, no.
246
00:20:46.188 --> 00:20:49.818
- Here, maybe drink something.
- No.
247
00:20:49.918 --> 00:20:53.286
- Do you want something to eat?
- No.
248
00:21:02.212 --> 00:21:04.965
If you guys go somewhere,
can I come with you?
249
00:21:05.065 --> 00:21:08.002
- Hoping you'd say that.
- CLAY: Definitely.
250
00:21:08.302 --> 00:21:10.170
Yeah.
251
00:21:11.839 --> 00:21:15.093
- I'm gonna try and get some rest now.
- Yeah, we'll be here.
252
00:21:18.996 --> 00:21:20.873
Yeah.
253
00:21:32.668 --> 00:21:34.487
So...
254
00:21:36.187 --> 00:21:40.918
some kind of terrorist attack
or some shit, do you think?
255
00:21:41.018 --> 00:21:43.453
I don't know, man.
256
00:21:44.663 --> 00:21:47.458
Well, whoever it was...
257
00:21:47.758 --> 00:21:51.486
us three are like bugs
who had the dumb luck...
258
00:21:51.586 --> 00:21:55.057
to avoid the stomp of the giant's foot.
259
00:21:55.549 --> 00:21:57.551
(PHONE RINGING)
260
00:22:11.857 --> 00:22:13.934
(RINGING STOPS)
261
00:22:50.521 --> 00:22:52.411
(SNARLING)
262
00:23:10.749 --> 00:23:12.765
(SHOUTING)
263
00:23:42.815 --> 00:23:45.143
They're like birds.
264
00:23:45.243 --> 00:23:48.119
They're acting like a flock of birds.
265
00:23:52.441 --> 00:23:54.681
TOM: Well, I don't like it.
266
00:23:54.781 --> 00:23:58.688
I don't like this flocking thing at all.
267
00:24:00.182 --> 00:24:03.252
I mean, whatever it is,
I've just got to get to Kent Pond
268
00:24:03.352 --> 00:24:06.112
and find out about my wife and son.
269
00:24:08.024 --> 00:24:10.734
If you guys don't want to come,
I totally get it.
270
00:24:10.834 --> 00:24:12.868
(GROWLING)
271
00:24:32.831 --> 00:24:34.922
- (SNARLING)
- (ALICE GASPS)
272
00:24:54.770 --> 00:24:56.777
(DOG BARKING)
273
00:25:06.281 --> 00:25:08.741
Hold up. Hold up.
274
00:25:18.627 --> 00:25:21.296
- Oh, shit.
- What?
275
00:25:26.359 --> 00:25:28.937
- I don't know.
- Should we go back?
276
00:25:34.685 --> 00:25:36.913
- (TIRES SQUEAL)
- (ROARING)
277
00:25:41.091 --> 00:25:43.899
WOMAN: Oh, my God! Help me!
278
00:25:45.796 --> 00:25:47.748
Help me!
279
00:25:47.948 --> 00:25:49.551
(MAN GROANING)
280
00:25:49.951 --> 00:25:52.036
- Oh, Jesus.
- (CRACKING, TEARING)
281
00:25:52.136 --> 00:25:53.229
(MAN SCREAMING)
282
00:25:53.329 --> 00:25:55.826
- Should we help them?
- No, no, no, no. Nothing we can do.
283
00:25:55.926 --> 00:25:58.734
- We go back or we go right now.
- No, go, go, go. They're not looking.
284
00:25:58.834 --> 00:26:01.561
- They're not looking. Go, go.
- Go.
285
00:26:21.590 --> 00:26:23.659
TOM: Where they all go?
286
00:26:23.759 --> 00:26:26.908
CLAY: Maybe we got lucky
and they all dropped off, you know,
287
00:26:27.008 --> 00:26:30.373
when they lost the signal
like at the train station.
288
00:26:46.599 --> 00:26:49.968
Tom. Tom.
289
00:26:51.362 --> 00:26:53.789
Always considered myself a pacifist,
290
00:26:53.889 --> 00:26:57.173
but I wouldn't mind
having a pistol right now.
291
00:26:57.819 --> 00:27:02.117
Guys. I don't think that's a good idea.
292
00:27:02.915 --> 00:27:06.077
CLAY: I go in with my hands raised
and just say I want to talk.
293
00:27:06.177 --> 00:27:08.462
Maybe ring the doorbell.
What's the worst that can happen?
294
00:27:08.562 --> 00:27:12.016
I'm a black man with a crowbar.
I'm not walking over there.
295
00:27:12.116 --> 00:27:17.037
- Okay, how about that one?
- That makes all the difference in the world.
296
00:27:19.290 --> 00:27:21.317
(CLATTERS)
297
00:27:46.792 --> 00:27:49.203
Oh, my God. Oh, my.
298
00:28:09.798 --> 00:28:12.126
Why don't you take care of Alice?
299
00:28:12.426 --> 00:28:14.778
I'll get what we came for.
300
00:28:32.104 --> 00:28:34.180
(FLIES BUZZING)
301
00:28:40.929 --> 00:28:43.498
Here, take this.
302
00:28:44.157 --> 00:28:45.979
Uh-uh.
303
00:28:48.129 --> 00:28:50.163
(COCKS GUN)
304
00:28:50.263 --> 00:28:52.299
- What?
- Look at you.
305
00:28:52.399 --> 00:28:57.124
Yeah, basic training.
You never forget. Grab some ammo.
306
00:29:02.568 --> 00:29:04.570
CLAY: How do you load these things?
307
00:29:04.670 --> 00:29:07.698
- You guys, there's someone out here.
- What?
308
00:29:07.798 --> 00:29:10.042
He's by himself.
309
00:29:10.742 --> 00:29:12.871
Close 'em. Close the drapes.
310
00:29:12.971 --> 00:29:15.063
(SWING SQUEAKING)
311
00:29:19.668 --> 00:29:22.219
Hey, are you okay?
312
00:29:28.001 --> 00:29:29.886
Hello.
313
00:29:36.969 --> 00:29:39.463
- Hello.
- Kid.
314
00:29:42.308 --> 00:29:43.509
- (BARKING)
- (SNARLING)
315
00:29:43.609 --> 00:29:45.660
CLAY: Oh, shit.
316
00:29:46.612 --> 00:29:48.657
(SWING SQUEAKING)
317
00:29:51.091 --> 00:29:54.186
I guess they don't all travel in flock...
318
00:29:58.541 --> 00:30:00.547
(GROWLING, SNARLING)
319
00:30:08.992 --> 00:30:11.186
(GUNSHOT)
320
00:30:24.024 --> 00:30:26.118
(PANTING)
321
00:30:30.073 --> 00:30:32.112
(PANTING)
322
00:30:35.386 --> 00:30:37.408
(CRACKS)
323
00:30:50.451 --> 00:30:52.202
Fuck this.
324
00:30:53.179 --> 00:30:55.198
(GUNSHOTS)
325
00:31:01.287 --> 00:31:03.981
Let's go. Let's go.
326
00:32:05.784 --> 00:32:07.874
(CLICKING, SCREECHING)
327
00:32:53.574 --> 00:32:55.925
(WHISPERS) What the hell?
328
00:34:02.568 --> 00:34:06.114
TOM: Well, it looks like when the sun goes
down they're programmed to pack it in.
329
00:34:06.214 --> 00:34:08.507
It was like they all did it together.
330
00:34:08.607 --> 00:34:11.493
Like it was an automated
response or something.
331
00:34:11.593 --> 00:34:16.574
You know what I don't get is how they
all knew exactly where we were that fast.
332
00:34:16.674 --> 00:34:19.043
I mean, it's not like they
were watching us or anything.
333
00:34:19.143 --> 00:34:21.587
Not with their own eyes anyway.
334
00:34:21.687 --> 00:34:26.925
Not with their own... so you're saying
when that kid saw us, they all saw us?
335
00:34:27.025 --> 00:34:29.306
- How else do you explain it?
- So now they're psychic?
336
00:34:29.406 --> 00:34:31.281
Telepathic.
337
00:34:31.381 --> 00:34:33.433
Like maybe...
338
00:34:33.533 --> 00:34:37.570
the pulse flows through them like they're
this big, organic, you know, network.
339
00:34:37.670 --> 00:34:39.889
ALICE: Like a hive mind.
340
00:34:40.489 --> 00:34:41.741
(CHUCKLES)
341
00:34:41.841 --> 00:34:43.674
Yeah.
342
00:34:44.474 --> 00:34:46.911
CLAY: You got anything better?
343
00:34:48.372 --> 00:34:50.416
(GEESE HONKING)
344
00:35:13.481 --> 00:35:15.199
TOM:
What makes you think they're still there?
345
00:35:15.299 --> 00:35:19.620
I mean, no matter what or how it went down,
don't you think they might have bailed?
346
00:35:19.720 --> 00:35:23.790
CLAY: If they're safe,
they would have left a message.
347
00:35:31.757 --> 00:35:35.603
Lost most of my money
in the great collapse of '08.
348
00:35:35.703 --> 00:35:40.524
And I lost my emotional stability
in the great divorce of '09.
349
00:35:40.624 --> 00:35:42.251
(CHUCKLES)
350
00:35:42.351 --> 00:35:45.571
You know, at the time, I thought
that was the end of the world.
351
00:35:45.671 --> 00:35:47.698
- Whoa, what is that?
- (MUSIC PLAYING)
352
00:35:47.798 --> 00:35:50.600
- You hear that?
- Yeah.
353
00:35:51.510 --> 00:35:53.598
It's music.
354
00:36:04.006 --> 00:36:09.378
Greetings, gentlemen. Miss.
Welcome to Gaiten Academy.
355
00:36:09.878 --> 00:36:13.732
If you folks need a place to stay
for the night, we have plenty of rooms.
356
00:36:13.832 --> 00:36:16.685
The boys who didn't have
cell phones have all run off.
357
00:36:16.785 --> 00:36:20.348
- The ones who did have them...
- Oh, we know about that.
358
00:36:21.348 --> 00:36:25.016
I'm Jordan. I'm a scholarship boy.
I lived in Holloway.
359
00:36:25.116 --> 00:36:28.013
- Good for you, Jordan.
- Yes, sir. That's what the Head said, too.
360
00:36:28.113 --> 00:36:31.691
Charles Ardai. Headmaster.
361
00:36:32.201 --> 00:36:34.653
Quite a problem these cell phones
have caused now, isn't it?
362
00:36:34.753 --> 00:36:36.514
(CHUCKLES)
363
00:36:36.614 --> 00:36:39.609
The devil's intercom
is what I used to call them.
364
00:36:39.709 --> 00:36:41.510
Nice. It's apt.
365
00:36:41.710 --> 00:36:43.487
CLAY: What's with the music?
366
00:36:43.587 --> 00:36:45.874
Did you ever play musical chairs
as a child?
367
00:36:45.974 --> 00:36:48.792
- Yeah.
- Well, as long as the music doesn't stop,
368
00:36:48.892 --> 00:36:51.520
we've got nothing to worry about.
369
00:36:51.620 --> 00:36:55.157
We'll have a quick peek, then we'll go
over to Cheatham Lodge for dinner.
370
00:36:55.257 --> 00:36:58.436
It's not 200 yards to Tonney Field,
I promise.
371
00:36:58.536 --> 00:37:00.632
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
372
00:37:04.225 --> 00:37:06.610
ALICE: Holy shit.
373
00:37:10.122 --> 00:37:14.577
- Is the music coming from their phones?
- CHARLES: Don't worry, they won't wake up.
374
00:37:14.677 --> 00:37:17.454
TOM: How can you be so sure of that?
375
00:37:18.481 --> 00:37:21.654
- Observe.
- What the hell are you doing? He's...
376
00:37:21.754 --> 00:37:22.551
(COCKS GUN)
377
00:37:22.651 --> 00:37:25.637
CHARLES: No, no, he's calm. He's calm.
378
00:37:25.737 --> 00:37:29.883
I could put my sword cane right through
his throat and he wouldn't try to stop me.
379
00:37:29.983 --> 00:37:33.186
Nor would those around him
spring to his defense.
380
00:37:33.286 --> 00:37:36.549
Of course, if I tried it in the daylight,
they'd tear me limb from limb.
381
00:37:36.649 --> 00:37:39.217
The music comes from their mouths, too.
382
00:37:39.317 --> 00:37:42.554
It's not hardly a whisper,
but you can hear it.
383
00:37:44.890 --> 00:37:46.893
- Come here.
- That's got to be your imagination.
384
00:37:46.993 --> 00:37:50.237
- There's no way that they're actually talking.
- Come listen.
385
00:37:56.460 --> 00:37:58.922
It's like they don't breathe.
386
00:38:00.230 --> 00:38:03.200
I can hear it. I can hear it.
387
00:38:03.300 --> 00:38:05.653
How is that even possible
without a transmitter?
388
00:38:05.753 --> 00:38:09.390
They are transmitting. It's a new skill
they seem to have picked up.
389
00:38:09.490 --> 00:38:12.283
And they're changing at an alarming rate.
390
00:38:12.383 --> 00:38:17.056
ALICE: Can we please move
this conversation inside? Please.
391
00:38:21.777 --> 00:38:26.323
CHARLES: We cannot overestimate the
developmental leaps we're witnessing here.
392
00:38:26.423 --> 00:38:31.829
They appear to be eusocial.
Like a colony of bees or ants.
393
00:38:32.329 --> 00:38:35.032
They act for the good
of the group as a whole.
394
00:38:35.132 --> 00:38:38.201
There's no competitiveness,
no selfishness.
395
00:38:38.301 --> 00:38:41.864
In fact, they may be the next stage
in human evolution.
396
00:38:41.964 --> 00:38:47.011
Every human on planet Earth
will be part of one giant organism.
397
00:38:47.111 --> 00:38:49.948
No individuality. No privacy. Come on.
398
00:38:50.048 --> 00:38:53.076
No war. No resource depletion.
399
00:38:53.176 --> 00:38:56.238
- No conflict.
- No, thank you.
400
00:38:56.338 --> 00:38:58.897
As to what they're doing at night
as they lie there so still,
401
00:38:58.997 --> 00:39:02.718
open-eyed and listening to their music,
402
00:39:02.818 --> 00:39:04.862
we think they're rebooting.
403
00:39:04.962 --> 00:39:07.365
Yeah, I mean, they might as well have
404
00:39:07.465 --> 00:39:10.684
"software updating, please stand by"
blinking on their foreheads.
405
00:39:10.784 --> 00:39:16.640
- You mean they had their brains wiped?
- Yeah, I mean, what is a brain?
406
00:39:16.740 --> 00:39:20.669
It's just a big old hard drive.
Organic circuitry.
407
00:39:20.769 --> 00:39:24.923
No one knows how many bytes. Like,
giga to the power of googolplex, let's say.
408
00:39:25.023 --> 00:39:29.270
An infinity of bytes. If your brain
were an info strip on a hard drive,
409
00:39:29.370 --> 00:39:34.074
it would say something like
2% in use, 98% available.
410
00:39:34.174 --> 00:39:36.919
- Holmes, you astound me.
- I love cybernetics.
411
00:39:37.019 --> 00:39:40.364
- Ah.
- Cyberpunk fiction, too. William Gibson.
412
00:39:40.664 --> 00:39:43.842
- CLAY: Neal Stephenson, you like him?
- Neal Stephenson is a god.
413
00:39:43.942 --> 00:39:48.622
- Yeah, he's pretty good.
- Right now the nights are ours.
414
00:39:49.022 --> 00:39:52.793
But what happens if they decide
that they need less sleep?
415
00:39:52.893 --> 00:39:56.822
What happens if they decide to grow
against their digital lullabies?
416
00:39:56.922 --> 00:40:01.477
What happens...
when they're not afraid of the dark?
417
00:40:01.577 --> 00:40:03.204
What are you suggesting?
418
00:40:03.304 --> 00:40:07.507
I think what's happening now
is more than temporary anarchy.
419
00:40:07.607 --> 00:40:10.001
I think it's the start of a war.
420
00:40:10.101 --> 00:40:13.263
It's going to be a short
but extremely nasty one.
421
00:40:13.363 --> 00:40:17.610
But what does one do in a war?
One kills one's enemies.
422
00:40:17.710 --> 00:40:20.838
Well, even with the guns we have,
it'll be slow work.
423
00:40:21.338 --> 00:40:24.858
We have a gasoline pump
in our little motor pool.
424
00:40:25.668 --> 00:40:28.862
Gasoline may serve to end their lives.
425
00:40:28.962 --> 00:40:32.208
Hold up. You want to napalm them?
426
00:40:32.308 --> 00:40:37.263
We have a sprayer truck that we use
to keep our playing fields very green.
427
00:40:40.441 --> 00:40:42.668
I want to wipe them out.
428
00:40:43.168 --> 00:40:46.472
I agree with him.
I think we should wipe them out.
429
00:40:47.072 --> 00:40:48.874
The ones on the soccer field.
430
00:40:48.974 --> 00:40:53.070
And I don't want to do it for the human race.
I want to do it for my mom.
431
00:40:53.170 --> 00:40:55.831
As many as we can, as fast as we can.
432
00:40:59.602 --> 00:41:02.056
- Before it's too late.
- (MUSIC PLAYING)
433
00:41:10.195 --> 00:41:14.851
- We sure we want to do this?
- Oh, yeah, for sure. Let's go.
434
00:41:15.251 --> 00:41:17.327
(ENGINE STARTS)
435
00:41:24.517 --> 00:41:26.578
I'm sure.
436
00:41:28.013 --> 00:41:30.036
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
437
00:41:40.868 --> 00:41:42.361
(SQUISHING)
438
00:41:42.661 --> 00:41:44.490
Whoa.
439
00:41:47.591 --> 00:41:49.960
Holy cow.
440
00:41:52.170 --> 00:41:53.606
(GROANS)
441
00:42:07.703 --> 00:42:09.929
All right. (EXHALES)
442
00:42:19.815 --> 00:42:22.859
Do you like first-person shooter games?
443
00:42:24.887 --> 00:42:26.704
Yeah.
444
00:42:35.831 --> 00:42:39.777
- Pretty freaked out, huh?
- I'm fine.
445
00:42:39.877 --> 00:42:42.054
How about you?
446
00:42:43.405 --> 00:42:45.448
Freak city.
447
00:42:45.548 --> 00:42:47.493
(TRUCK ENGINE REVVING)
448
00:42:49.393 --> 00:42:51.237
(SQUISHING)
449
00:42:56.259 --> 00:42:57.895
TOM: We have a problem?
450
00:42:57.995 --> 00:43:01.388
- No, no, no. It's great.
- Put it in a lower gear.
451
00:43:01.488 --> 00:43:05.019
- Yeah, it's not like I've done this before.
- Just put it in a lower gear.
452
00:43:05.119 --> 00:43:08.746
Yeah, we were just on somebody's
head or something.
453
00:43:19.291 --> 00:43:21.868
All right. They're coming back.
454
00:43:24.254 --> 00:43:26.339
(BRAKES SQUEAL)
455
00:43:30.327 --> 00:43:33.522
No, you've had enough of that to be DUI.
You know that, right?
456
00:43:33.622 --> 00:43:35.366
Yeah.
457
00:43:35.466 --> 00:43:40.354
But it won't really count...
after the mass murder, you know?
458
00:43:43.281 --> 00:43:46.519
No one knows better than me
that you can't stop progress.
459
00:43:46.619 --> 00:43:51.072
But still...
you're never too old to fight it.
460
00:44:02.250 --> 00:44:04.268
(HOWLING)
461
00:44:13.270 --> 00:44:15.486
(MUSIC STOPS)
462
00:44:17.933 --> 00:44:22.044
- Holy shit.
- ALICE: Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
463
00:44:43.192 --> 00:44:45.939
Shit, the truck. Get down!
464
00:44:47.821 --> 00:44:49.829
(GRUNTS)
465
00:44:56.455 --> 00:44:59.091
Alice, you all right?
466
00:44:59.191 --> 00:45:02.269
Yeah, yeah, I'm fine. I'm fine.
467
00:45:02.369 --> 00:45:04.254
Shit.
468
00:45:08.683 --> 00:45:10.485
Ardai!
469
00:45:11.279 --> 00:45:12.872
Ardai!
470
00:45:13.872 --> 00:45:15.766
(CRYING) No!
471
00:45:16.166 --> 00:45:18.477
Help. Help him.
472
00:45:18.577 --> 00:45:23.794
Somebody help him. Tom. Clay.
473
00:45:24.575 --> 00:45:26.419
Help him.
474
00:45:27.319 --> 00:45:29.355
- (SOBBING)
- Okay.
475
00:45:29.455 --> 00:45:33.325
- No.
- Come on, buddy. Come on. It's okay.
476
00:45:33.425 --> 00:45:35.036
All right.
477
00:45:35.136 --> 00:45:37.164
(HOWLING)
478
00:45:38.514 --> 00:45:42.167
- TOM: What is that?
- Yeah, I feel it, too.
479
00:45:43.794 --> 00:45:45.963
It feels like rage.
480
00:45:47.406 --> 00:45:49.459
We got to go right now.
481
00:46:04.023 --> 00:46:07.835
TOM: Do not withhold
your mercy from us, O Lord.
482
00:46:09.170 --> 00:46:11.639
May your love and your truth...
483
00:46:11.739 --> 00:46:13.849
always protect us.
484
00:46:13.949 --> 00:46:17.770
For troubles without number surround us.
485
00:46:18.270 --> 00:46:22.445
Our sins have overrun us
and we cannot see.
486
00:46:24.034 --> 00:46:29.197
Our sins are more
than the hairs of our head...
487
00:46:29.297 --> 00:46:33.268
and our hearts fail within us.
488
00:46:33.944 --> 00:46:36.993
Be pleased to save us, O Lord.
489
00:46:38.382 --> 00:46:42.820
O Lord, come quickly to help us.
490
00:46:45.673 --> 00:46:48.451
May those who seek to take our lives...
491
00:46:48.551 --> 00:46:51.195
as this life was taken...
492
00:46:52.195 --> 00:46:55.332
be put to shame and confusion.
493
00:46:56.692 --> 00:47:00.187
May those who desire ruin...
494
00:47:00.287 --> 00:47:03.982
be turned back in disgrace.
495
00:47:05.576 --> 00:47:08.921
May all those who say to us,
496
00:47:09.021 --> 00:47:11.023
"Aha.
497
00:47:11.707 --> 00:47:14.302
Aha..."
498
00:47:17.045 --> 00:47:20.828
be appalled by their own shame.
499
00:47:22.751 --> 00:47:25.175
For here lies the dead.
500
00:47:26.775 --> 00:47:30.297
The dust of the Earth.
501
00:47:34.597 --> 00:47:36.791
(EXHALES)
502
00:47:55.451 --> 00:47:57.473
(GASPS)
503
00:49:11.735 --> 00:49:13.782
(MAN MOANING)
504
00:49:32.631 --> 00:49:34.666
(CHUCKLES)
505
00:49:35.759 --> 00:49:37.858
(GASPS)
506
00:49:40.848 --> 00:49:42.889
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
507
00:49:46.028 --> 00:49:47.446
JORDAN: Nightmare?
508
00:49:48.796 --> 00:49:50.665
CLAY: Yeah.
509
00:49:51.384 --> 00:49:54.870
- You, too?
- Yeah.
510
00:49:55.563 --> 00:49:58.791
I thought when you get older,
the nightmares go away.
511
00:49:58.891 --> 00:50:02.877
No, they still happen.
512
00:50:03.096 --> 00:50:05.723
They just grow up, too.
513
00:50:08.676 --> 00:50:11.979
There was this really creepy...
514
00:50:12.079 --> 00:50:14.190
disgusting guy in my dream.
515
00:50:14.290 --> 00:50:17.235
He was dirty. Yellow teeth.
He had on a red hoodie.
516
00:50:17.335 --> 00:50:18.527
- What?
- Long hair.
517
00:50:18.627 --> 00:50:21.305
Does he have a tear on his cheek?
518
00:50:21.805 --> 00:50:26.094
ALICE: In my dream, he was poking my neck
with a knitting needle and calling me insane.
519
00:50:26.194 --> 00:50:30.906
- In a red hoodie?
- Pushed me in front of a speeding train.
520
00:50:36.128 --> 00:50:38.664
The guy in my dream...
521
00:50:38.764 --> 00:50:41.117
that's the character
from my graphic novel.
522
00:50:41.217 --> 00:50:44.503
You know, my comic book,
"The Night Traveler."
523
00:50:44.603 --> 00:50:47.290
He's the guy in the drawings
on your wall of your apartment?
524
00:50:47.390 --> 00:50:52.170
Yes. He's a... you know,
prophet of the apocalypse.
525
00:50:52.270 --> 00:50:54.305
So you saw all this shit coming?
526
00:50:54.405 --> 00:50:59.877
Hey, it was just a comic book, man.
Unless this is just all my goddamn dream.
527
00:50:59.977 --> 00:51:05.189
You may have had it first,
but you're definitely not the only one.
528
00:51:06.650 --> 00:51:09.912
It's getting dark. Let's get out of here.
529
00:51:10.012 --> 00:51:13.498
- ALICE: Yeah.
- Yeah, I don't want to sleep no more.
530
00:51:42.470 --> 00:51:44.506
(PHONE RINGING)
531
00:51:49.935 --> 00:51:51.954
(PHONE RINGING)
532
00:51:56.892 --> 00:51:59.082
(RINGING CONTINUES)
533
00:52:07.052 --> 00:52:09.102
(RINGING)
534
00:52:26.889 --> 00:52:28.782
(CROWS CAWING)
535
00:52:29.182 --> 00:52:33.312
CLAY: "Kashwak equals No-Fo."
"I heart Kashwak." What does that mean?
536
00:52:33.412 --> 00:52:37.625
Maybe No-Fo means no phones.
537
00:52:37.725 --> 00:52:40.236
Like a dead zone.
No cell phone towers, so it's safe.
538
00:52:40.336 --> 00:52:44.616
You can't assume that.
It's too early to think we know the rules.
539
00:52:46.316 --> 00:52:48.336
(KNOCKS)
540
00:52:48.436 --> 00:52:50.449
(MUSIC PLAYING INSIDE)
541
00:52:51.538 --> 00:52:54.974
Open up! We're Americans.
542
00:53:01.114 --> 00:53:03.450
CLAY: Happy hour start yet?
543
00:53:05.553 --> 00:53:08.156
Ooh, company.
544
00:53:08.556 --> 00:53:11.659
You're cute. You're cute.
545
00:53:12.859 --> 00:53:16.043
- You, sir, are very cute.
- Thank you.
546
00:53:16.143 --> 00:53:20.922
And you, my love, are to die for.
547
00:53:23.395 --> 00:53:24.973
No phoners come through here.
548
00:53:25.073 --> 00:53:27.541
(THROUGH ELECTROLARYNX)
Phoners don't like English food.
549
00:53:27.641 --> 00:53:29.643
English people don't like English food.
550
00:53:29.743 --> 00:53:33.039
- Hey, I do, mister.
- All right, all right.
551
00:53:33.139 --> 00:53:37.133
What the hell is Kashwak?
What do you guys think that is?
552
00:53:37.343 --> 00:53:40.028
Oh, you know Kashwak.
553
00:53:40.628 --> 00:53:47.095
Up in Maine. It's an unincorporated area
they call TR-90. Kashwakamak Lake.
554
00:53:47.195 --> 00:53:50.264
Everybody's going there.
Everybody who hasn't been pulsed.
555
00:53:50.364 --> 00:53:52.630
We're going. We're leaving tomorrow.
556
00:53:52.730 --> 00:53:57.170
- Thanks for letting us come in tonight.
- Mmm, we're happy you're here.
557
00:53:57.270 --> 00:54:00.015
We're really glad you're here. (CHUCKLES)
558
00:54:00.266 --> 00:54:03.020
- You think Bob Dylan's a phoner?
- (LAUGHS)
559
00:54:05.270 --> 00:54:06.853
That's a good one.
560
00:54:06.953 --> 00:54:11.677
There's no telephone songs on here.
That would... that would be apropos, right?
561
00:54:11.777 --> 00:54:16.279
Like... # Mr. Telephone Man #
562
00:54:16.379 --> 00:54:19.627
# There's something wrong with my line #
563
00:54:19.727 --> 00:54:22.705
# When I call my baby's number #
564
00:54:22.805 --> 00:54:26.045
# I get a click every... # Oh, D2.
565
00:54:26.145 --> 00:54:29.152
D... 2.
566
00:54:31.096 --> 00:54:33.179
(MUSIC PLAYING)
567
00:54:34.258 --> 00:54:37.695
That's like the devil of ego, right?
568
00:54:37.795 --> 00:54:40.923
The vanity of super individuality.
569
00:54:41.023 --> 00:54:43.967
But the other one was
this one called Arama.
570
00:54:44.067 --> 00:54:47.755
And he was, like, a demon of big data.
571
00:54:47.855 --> 00:54:51.646
Of numbers, of abstraction.
Right? You know what I'm saying?
572
00:54:51.746 --> 00:54:54.695
- Yeah. Yeah. Hell, yeah.
- You with me? You with me, Geoff?
573
00:54:54.795 --> 00:54:59.549
TOM: When I came home from Vietnam,
you know, I was lost...
574
00:54:59.649 --> 00:55:02.327
drifting and...
575
00:55:02.427 --> 00:55:04.988
somebody reached out their hand...
576
00:55:05.088 --> 00:55:07.216
and they saved my life.
577
00:55:07.716 --> 00:55:12.738
They might be dead now or even part
of the flock that's trying to pull me in.
578
00:55:13.338 --> 00:55:16.886
All I know is... that I didn't survive
579
00:55:16.986 --> 00:55:21.797
a war... and all the rest of it...
580
00:55:21.897 --> 00:55:25.968
just to get pulled in by this fucker
581
00:55:26.068 --> 00:55:28.345
or his flock.
582
00:55:28.945 --> 00:55:31.790
You know, the first time I saw his face,
583
00:55:31.890 --> 00:55:34.935
it wasn't dreams, it was in his house.
584
00:55:35.035 --> 00:55:36.904
On the wall. You drew him.
585
00:55:37.004 --> 00:55:40.016
I'm not the first guy to draw
a devil on a piece of paper.
586
00:55:40.116 --> 00:55:43.285
- TOM: The devil?
- Yeah.
587
00:55:44.044 --> 00:55:46.789
- How's it end?
- I never finished it.
588
00:55:46.889 --> 00:55:49.658
I mean, it's like a serial graphic novel.
589
00:55:49.758 --> 00:55:53.104
Didn't really end.
It was just a game and a story.
590
00:55:53.204 --> 00:55:54.883
- Just a game?
- Mm.
591
00:55:54.983 --> 00:56:00.236
Good always conquers evil.
592
00:56:00.736 --> 00:56:02.921
Now, I believe that.
593
00:56:03.021 --> 00:56:05.064
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
594
00:56:35.829 --> 00:56:38.832
You know, and I saw you
with your son once, too.
595
00:56:38.932 --> 00:56:41.626
And I always wanted that.
596
00:56:44.197 --> 00:56:47.232
Anyway, I saw you leave
your apartment with that woman
597
00:56:47.332 --> 00:56:50.314
- and I just really hated that.
- Liz?
598
00:56:50.414 --> 00:56:53.231
Liz. Hated that.
599
00:56:53.831 --> 00:56:57.726
Always seemed like you were pissed at me.
I never knew what was up with you.
600
00:56:58.277 --> 00:57:01.115
- You'd give me that death stare.
- (CHUCKLES)
601
00:57:02.815 --> 00:57:06.493
Yeah. I give everyone the death stare.
602
00:57:08.637 --> 00:57:10.257
But...
603
00:57:10.357 --> 00:57:12.608
I know you love your family.
604
00:57:12.708 --> 00:57:17.837
I've seen you with your son
and I know that shit happens with couples...
605
00:57:17.937 --> 00:57:19.789
just...
606
00:57:21.959 --> 00:57:24.863
You're gonna find him, Clay.
607
00:57:26.013 --> 00:57:28.643
- You're gonna find him.
- You think?
608
00:57:30.226 --> 00:57:32.314
You are.
609
00:57:35.564 --> 00:57:39.568
We were traveling in the dark
and that was really, really dark for me.
610
00:57:39.668 --> 00:57:43.146
'Cause I had him. And I had her.
611
00:57:45.558 --> 00:57:48.869
I had some bullshit job that I hated...
612
00:57:49.269 --> 00:57:53.440
doing graphic design
for some stupid company.
613
00:57:53.540 --> 00:57:56.094
But I hated myself for not having
the balls to do what I wanted
614
00:57:56.194 --> 00:57:58.800
and I hated Sharon for...
615
00:57:58.900 --> 00:58:02.243
loving me when I hated myself
and all these warped,
616
00:58:02.343 --> 00:58:04.838
convoluted feelings.
617
00:58:07.663 --> 00:58:11.305
Sometimes I'd get home from work and
I'd change into my rock and roll T-shirt
618
00:58:11.405 --> 00:58:14.387
and I'd go to the bar and smoke weed
and listen to Norwegian death metal
619
00:58:14.487 --> 00:58:18.240
like some teenager who wanted
to blow up his high school.
620
00:58:18.340 --> 00:58:20.293
It was pathetic.
621
00:58:20.893 --> 00:58:24.622
Then one day I just split and moved out.
622
00:58:24.722 --> 00:58:27.008
And do you like being there?
623
00:58:27.108 --> 00:58:30.310
First night I was there,
I knew it was a mistake.
624
00:58:30.410 --> 00:58:32.679
Very first night.
625
00:58:34.848 --> 00:58:37.930
I called Sharon the day of the Pulse.
626
00:58:38.627 --> 00:58:41.889
I couldn't tell her I missed her
and that I wanted to come home.
627
00:58:41.989 --> 00:58:44.517
I said I want to see my son.
628
00:58:44.617 --> 00:58:48.246
See, I had to prove I was right
and to prove I was special, you know?
629
00:58:48.346 --> 00:58:52.684
I mean, probably just wanted her
to be proud of you.
630
00:58:55.369 --> 00:58:57.237
Well...
631
00:58:57.937 --> 00:59:02.709
be great if that were true.
I think I was just an asshole.
632
00:59:06.021 --> 00:59:09.834
Here. That's what you look like.
633
00:59:09.934 --> 00:59:12.903
Human beings
are the religion of the angels.
634
00:59:13.003 --> 00:59:17.151
And that is an angel in exile.
What do you think?
635
00:59:35.108 --> 00:59:37.172
(DOG YELPING)
636
00:59:43.367 --> 00:59:45.443
(GROANS)
637
00:59:47.621 --> 00:59:49.682
(YELPING CONTINUES)
638
01:00:22.397 --> 01:00:24.486
(YELPING CONTINUES)
639
01:01:01.687 --> 01:01:03.750
CLAY: Sally?
640
01:01:15.977 --> 01:01:18.038
(SNARLING)
641
01:01:19.497 --> 01:01:21.145
(MOANING)
642
01:01:25.978 --> 01:01:28.607
Get out of my fucking bar!
643
01:01:32.885 --> 01:01:35.447
- (GUNSHOT)
- (WHIMPERS)
644
01:01:37.147 --> 01:01:39.211
(GRUNTING)
645
01:01:39.813 --> 01:01:42.003
- Get off!
- (GUNSHOT)
646
01:01:42.103 --> 01:01:44.030
(GROWLING)
647
01:01:44.930 --> 01:01:48.714
- Get off!
- CLAY: Hold on, Tom!
648
01:01:49.918 --> 01:01:51.921
(GUNSHOTS)
649
01:01:52.021 --> 01:01:54.142
(SCREAMING)
650
01:01:54.532 --> 01:01:56.629
(SHRIEKING)
651
01:02:03.591 --> 01:02:05.995
- (GUNSHOT)
- (GROWLING)
652
01:02:07.095 --> 01:02:10.250
- (GUNSHOT)
- (SHRIEKING)
653
01:02:13.551 --> 01:02:15.591
(SCREAMS)
654
01:02:21.384 --> 01:02:23.820
- (GROWLING)
- (SCREAMING)
655
01:02:23.920 --> 01:02:25.923
(GUNSHOTS)
656
01:02:27.073 --> 01:02:29.125
- Alice!
- (SHRIEKS)
657
01:02:29.225 --> 01:02:31.763
(GUNSHOTS)
658
01:02:32.628 --> 01:02:34.630
Alice!
659
01:02:38.509 --> 01:02:40.627
Grab my blanket.
660
01:02:44.164 --> 01:02:46.311
It's okay.
661
01:02:48.436 --> 01:02:51.981
- Keep that over her. It's okay, baby.
- (SHIVERING)
662
01:02:52.281 --> 01:02:53.832
Okay.
663
01:02:53.932 --> 01:02:56.309
Grab underneath her.
664
01:02:57.009 --> 01:02:59.042
Come on.
665
01:03:02.207 --> 01:03:05.603
Help me bring her up. Help me
bring her up. Bring her up. Okay.
666
01:03:06.553 --> 01:03:08.610
(BIRDS CAWING)
667
01:03:12.818 --> 01:03:15.187
Let it snow.
668
01:03:16.314 --> 01:03:20.325
'Cause then we can build a fort.
669
01:03:21.043 --> 01:03:23.604
Or a leaf.
670
01:03:24.680 --> 01:03:28.701
Or a bird. We can build a bird.
671
01:03:32.055 --> 01:03:34.707
We can make a snowman.
672
01:03:35.551 --> 01:03:39.600
Or we could play the slinky one.
673
01:03:53.576 --> 01:03:55.193
(SNIFFLES)
674
01:03:55.293 --> 01:03:57.581
I'm so sorry, buddy.
675
01:04:23.314 --> 01:04:25.660
(WIND BLOWING)
676
01:04:45.536 --> 01:04:48.914
You know, back in the tavern,
they attacked at night.
677
01:04:49.014 --> 01:04:50.824
The Head said this would happen.
678
01:04:50.924 --> 01:04:54.628
He also said they'd find new ways
of maintaining their numbers.
679
01:04:54.728 --> 01:04:56.672
You saw what happened back there, right?
680
01:04:56.772 --> 01:04:59.308
They're not just killing anymore,
they're recruiting.
681
01:04:59.408 --> 01:05:02.535
The pulse is coming from their mouths now.
682
01:05:03.135 --> 01:05:05.638
They don't need phones anymore.
683
01:05:08.401 --> 01:05:10.456
(HOOTING)
684
01:05:17.410 --> 01:05:19.426
(BIRDS CAWING)
685
01:05:34.943 --> 01:05:37.479
Well, well, well.
686
01:05:43.276 --> 01:05:45.729
MAN: The President of the Internet
said you'd be coming this way.
687
01:05:45.829 --> 01:05:49.752
- And, well, here you are.
- Who are you?
688
01:05:49.852 --> 01:05:53.979
Why don't you put your shotgun down?
I'll be happy to tell you who I am.
689
01:05:55.314 --> 01:05:57.691
I'm Ray Huizenga from Groveland, Mass.
690
01:05:57.791 --> 01:06:00.962
This young lady here, Denise Link
from Haverhill, neighboring town.
691
01:06:01.162 --> 01:06:02.638
Meetcha.
692
01:06:02.738 --> 01:06:04.916
RAY: But our names
don't actually matter anymore.
693
01:06:05.016 --> 01:06:08.243
What matters...
what matters is what we do.
694
01:06:08.343 --> 01:06:11.972
And what we do, hmm? We kill phone freaks.
695
01:06:12.072 --> 01:06:15.208
Yeah, yeah, we kill them.
696
01:06:16.660 --> 01:06:18.936
Just like you.
697
01:06:19.822 --> 01:06:23.584
DENISE: The second time in Nashua, we used
dynamite from a construction site shed.
698
01:06:23.684 --> 01:06:26.479
Ray knew how to rig the dynamite
from when he worked on a road crew.
699
01:06:26.579 --> 01:06:29.073
RAY: That's when we started seeing
those Kashwak No-Fo signs.
700
01:06:29.173 --> 01:06:32.676
DENISE: Kashwak. They're telling people
it's a no-phone zone, but that's a lie.
701
01:06:32.776 --> 01:06:37.181
The area got an Indian casino built there
last year and put up a cell phone tower.
702
01:06:37.281 --> 01:06:40.126
The phoners are trying to draw us there
in our dreams, but it's a trap.
703
01:06:40.226 --> 01:06:43.087
RAY: Yeah, and the dreams
started coming after we blasted.
704
01:06:43.187 --> 01:06:45.864
I mean, we blasted.
That first flock, we blasted them.
705
01:06:45.964 --> 01:06:48.927
- Powerful dreams. Powerful dreams, like...
- TOM: We've had them.
706
01:06:49.027 --> 01:06:50.954
RAY: Always that phoner.
The phoner in the red hoodie.
707
01:06:51.054 --> 01:06:53.644
They call him the President of the Internet.
Got to be taken down.
708
01:06:53.744 --> 01:06:56.575
I mean down. Like, down, like...
709
01:06:57.275 --> 01:06:59.149
like right there.
710
01:06:59.249 --> 01:07:02.260
We've got to take him all the way down.
You know what I'm saying?
711
01:07:02.360 --> 01:07:05.582
You take him all the way down.
If you kill him... you kill him...
712
01:07:05.682 --> 01:07:08.571
you put him in here, the rest will...
they'll surrender. They'll quit.
713
01:07:08.671 --> 01:07:11.183
They'll stop. Just... poof.
714
01:07:12.683 --> 01:07:14.698
But it's not gonna be easy.
Know why? Know why?
715
01:07:14.798 --> 01:07:18.006
'Cause they get inside of people's minds.
They get inside of people's minds.
716
01:07:18.106 --> 01:07:21.023
- They get inside your mind, Ray?
- No, nothing in my mind.
717
01:07:21.123 --> 01:07:24.179
Because I stay up, hmm?
I've been awake, what, four, five, six...
718
01:07:24.279 --> 01:07:26.208
- six days now?
- CLAY: That's great.
719
01:07:26.314 --> 01:07:28.973
She sleeps in there,
I'm out here guarding. I'll pace all night.
720
01:07:29.073 --> 01:07:32.097
I'll be all over this park.
Mary had a little lamb. She's my Mary.
721
01:07:32.197 --> 01:07:35.014
- Aw.
- It's not my kid. Not my kid.
722
01:07:35.114 --> 01:07:37.075
RAY:
But she's my Mary. I'm looking after her.
723
01:07:37.175 --> 01:07:39.410
That's great. Sounds like
you guys are in a good place.
724
01:07:39.510 --> 01:07:41.329
Oh, yeah.
725
01:07:41.429 --> 01:07:44.123
But you know what?
We can resist as long as we stay awake.
726
01:07:44.223 --> 01:07:47.526
Staying awake is key.
We just stay away from the flocks.
727
01:07:47.926 --> 01:07:49.553
How you plan on doing that?
728
01:07:49.653 --> 01:07:53.382
RAY: Oh, we got ourselves a canary
in a coal mine, my friend.
729
01:07:53.482 --> 01:07:57.995
Hey, Denise, you want to show them and I'll
finish cooking the burgers with your son?
730
01:08:00.539 --> 01:08:04.535
DENISE: My brother's doing more to help me
out now than he ever did when he was human.
731
01:08:05.185 --> 01:08:07.956
I still hate to see him like this.
732
01:08:08.656 --> 01:08:11.350
- He's a phoner?
- Yup. Yeah.
733
01:08:11.450 --> 01:08:15.506
He's like a little calf that broke off
from the herd and got lost.
734
01:08:15.754 --> 01:08:18.073
On its own, he's nothing.
735
01:08:18.173 --> 01:08:22.053
He just sits here and waits for them to
come back and find it or else he dies.
736
01:08:23.762 --> 01:08:27.483
God, he hasn't been eating.
Come on, don't do this to me.
737
01:08:28.683 --> 01:08:34.539
If a flock passes within a mile or so,
he starts coming to and acting up.
738
01:08:34.888 --> 01:08:38.219
The closer they are, the crazier he gets.
That's why we got him covered up.
739
01:08:38.319 --> 01:08:41.680
We don't want him showing them where
we are and bringing them down on us.
740
01:08:42.706 --> 01:08:44.984
(SIGHS) Come on, don't do this to me.
741
01:08:45.284 --> 01:08:47.353
(SIGHS)
742
01:08:48.503 --> 01:08:53.402
Sometimes I think he can
still recognize my voice.
743
01:08:54.477 --> 01:08:57.263
- You think they can be rehabbed?
- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
744
01:08:57.363 --> 01:08:59.640
JOHNNY'S VOICE: Are you coming home?
Are you coming home?
745
01:08:59.740 --> 01:09:01.960
TOM: What the hell's going on?
746
01:09:02.060 --> 01:09:05.540
I have no idea.
He never said anything before.
747
01:09:05.640 --> 01:09:07.722
(JOHNNY'S VOICE CONTINUES)
748
01:09:08.507 --> 01:09:10.176
JOHNNY: I just want you to come home.
749
01:09:10.276 --> 01:09:12.035
- That's Johnny's voice.
- No, it's not.
750
01:09:12.135 --> 01:09:13.754
I just want you to come home.
751
01:09:13.854 --> 01:09:18.016
TOM: Do not listen to that shit.
You know that is not your son.
752
01:09:18.116 --> 01:09:20.617
- Clay, no!
- Hi, Dad.
753
01:09:20.717 --> 01:09:23.547
- (GUNSHOT)
- DENISE: No! No! No!
754
01:09:23.647 --> 01:09:27.360
TOM: I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
He saw us, that means they saw us.
755
01:09:27.460 --> 01:09:31.114
- He'll lead the rest of them to us. Come on.
- RAY: Hey, we all need to go now.
756
01:09:31.214 --> 01:09:34.883
- TOM: Come on.
- RAY: Everybody to the truck. Clay, come on.
757
01:10:13.997 --> 01:10:16.037
(ENGINE STOPS)
758
01:10:24.116 --> 01:10:26.643
Why are we stopping, Ray?
759
01:11:07.743 --> 01:11:10.563
RAY: No, it's too late for me. It's too late
for me because they're in my head.
760
01:11:10.663 --> 01:11:13.049
First it was in my dreams, but now
I'm seeing stuff when I'm awake.
761
01:11:13.149 --> 01:11:14.596
Things that aren't there. (SCREAMS)
762
01:11:16.134 --> 01:11:18.512
You haven't slept for a week.
Maybe you were hallucinating.
763
01:11:18.612 --> 01:11:22.200
I'm hallucinating because that asshole in the
red hoodie is putting thoughts in my mind.
764
01:11:22.300 --> 01:11:25.969
And what the Prez wants, he's not gonna
get because you're not gonna let him.
765
01:11:26.069 --> 01:11:29.473
They thought it was me, but it wasn't me.
It wasn't me, it's you. He was wrong.
766
01:11:29.573 --> 01:11:33.502
- You're the man, my artist. You are it.
- What's that around your neck, Ray?
767
01:11:33.602 --> 01:11:37.297
I don't like it that you're holding on
to your kid because your kid is done.
768
01:11:37.397 --> 01:11:40.001
You know it in your heart
that your kid is toast. Your kid is toast.
769
01:11:40.101 --> 01:11:43.629
No, I don't. I don't know that.
770
01:11:44.079 --> 01:11:46.024
(GROANS)
771
01:11:46.774 --> 01:11:50.219
Oh! Here. Here.
772
01:11:51.419 --> 01:11:54.289
I'm passing the torch.
I'm passing it on to you.
773
01:11:56.108 --> 01:11:59.469
When the time comes, call the number
on the slip. You'll know the time.
774
01:11:59.569 --> 01:12:02.189
- I hope you know the time.
- What time is that, Ray?
775
01:12:02.289 --> 01:12:06.210
The end of the road time.
The end of the road. Mmm.
776
01:12:06.410 --> 01:12:08.949
No other options.
777
01:12:10.747 --> 01:12:13.234
Ray, what's that around your neck?
778
01:12:13.334 --> 01:12:15.319
(SIGHS)
779
01:12:15.419 --> 01:12:17.438
(GROANS)
780
01:12:17.538 --> 01:12:20.774
- This, my friend, this is gonna...
- Ray.
781
01:12:20.974 --> 01:12:24.660
This is gonna blow my mind.
You better step away, my friend.
782
01:12:24.760 --> 01:12:27.455
- Hold on.
- Step away, Clay! (SOBBING, SCREAMS)
783
01:12:31.677 --> 01:12:34.276
- (EXPLOSION ECHOING)
- (BIRDS CAWING)
784
01:13:33.731 --> 01:13:36.317
- Stay here. I'll be back.
- No, no, no, no. I'm going with you.
785
01:13:36.417 --> 01:13:40.296
No, no, no. Just stay with them.
I've got to do this alone.
786
01:14:09.433 --> 01:14:11.265
Johnny!
787
01:14:13.403 --> 01:14:15.227
Sharon!
788
01:15:13.546 --> 01:15:15.570
(SIGHS)
789
01:15:31.857 --> 01:15:33.900
(INHALES)
790
01:15:43.744 --> 01:15:45.794
(SNIFFLES)
791
01:16:11.189 --> 01:16:13.198
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
792
01:16:18.987 --> 01:16:21.078
(CREAKING)
793
01:16:26.412 --> 01:16:28.507
(CREAKING)
794
01:16:32.126 --> 01:16:34.209
(RATTLING)
795
01:17:45.908 --> 01:17:47.945
(DOOR CREAKS)
796
01:17:54.917 --> 01:17:57.002
(SHRIEKING)
797
01:17:58.096 --> 01:18:00.148
(GRUNTING)
798
01:18:08.222 --> 01:18:10.449
(CLAY GROANING)
799
01:18:10.549 --> 01:18:12.917
Get off.
800
01:18:17.715 --> 01:18:20.210
- Get off.
- (SHRIEKING)
801
01:18:26.074 --> 01:18:28.087
(TOM CHOKING)
802
01:18:38.877 --> 01:18:40.542
(GASPING)
803
01:18:47.052 --> 01:18:49.012
Fucker!
804
01:18:50.163 --> 01:18:52.205
(COUGHING)
805
01:19:14.396 --> 01:19:16.477
(GASPING)
806
01:19:24.090 --> 01:19:26.167
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
807
01:19:26.767 --> 01:19:28.844
Is that...
808
01:19:30.496 --> 01:19:32.380
Yeah.
809
01:20:17.117 --> 01:20:18.987
So what you got there?
810
01:20:19.487 --> 01:20:21.255
That?
811
01:20:21.855 --> 01:20:24.364
Ray gave that to me.
812
01:20:24.464 --> 01:20:26.760
Right before he blew his head off.
813
01:20:27.260 --> 01:20:30.502
He told me to call the number
when the time came.
814
01:20:30.602 --> 01:20:33.167
- When the time came?
- Uh-huh.
815
01:20:34.267 --> 01:20:39.589
- When's that?
- Last stop. End of the line.
816
01:20:40.999 --> 01:20:43.285
That's what he said?
817
01:20:43.843 --> 01:20:45.904
That's what he said.
818
01:20:46.004 --> 01:20:47.887
Hmm.
819
01:20:49.583 --> 01:20:52.352
Seemed like a reasonable man.
820
01:21:11.864 --> 01:21:15.802
- Did you know there was a bomb in here?
- No, or I wouldn't have ridden in it.
821
01:21:16.202 --> 01:21:19.689
So did Ray tell you
this thing was full of C-4?
822
01:21:20.189 --> 01:21:22.800
There's enough plastique in there
to blow up this whole fucking block.
823
01:21:22.900 --> 01:21:26.812
- DENISE: Oh, my God.
- Here, this is Sharon's wagon.
824
01:21:26.912 --> 01:21:29.222
It's in the garage.
825
01:21:31.684 --> 01:21:33.894
I'm going to Kashwak.
826
01:21:34.270 --> 01:21:36.271
Are you out of your mind?
827
01:21:36.371 --> 01:21:39.360
- Did you not hear what Denise said?
- It's a trap. We've been through this.
828
01:21:39.460 --> 01:21:41.292
Maybe.
829
01:21:41.610 --> 01:21:45.264
Come on, man. If you're going there,
you're not coming out.
830
01:21:45.364 --> 01:21:47.550
It's a suicide mission. You're gonna die.
831
01:21:47.650 --> 01:21:50.253
I got to find my kid.
832
01:21:50.353 --> 01:21:53.201
I got to know one way or the other.
833
01:21:55.258 --> 01:21:57.884
Oh, Goddamn.
834
01:22:02.440 --> 01:22:03.908
Take this.
835
01:22:04.008 --> 01:22:07.829
I want you to spray paint T, J and D
for Tom, Jordan, and Denise
836
01:22:07.929 --> 01:22:10.373
on the side of the road
every couple miles.
837
01:22:10.473 --> 01:22:13.517
If you go off-road, dirt road,
put it up on a tree.
838
01:22:13.617 --> 01:22:17.088
Always on the left-hand side of the road
'cause that's where I'll be looking.
839
01:22:17.188 --> 01:22:21.542
Look, don't go. It's stupid.
You're gonna die.
840
01:22:22.542 --> 01:22:25.629
Hey. You remember
the story of Orpheus, buddy?
841
01:22:26.829 --> 01:22:29.750
Orpheus traveled to the underworld
842
01:22:29.850 --> 01:22:33.286
to find his loved one,
bring them back to Earth.
843
01:22:36.056 --> 01:22:39.577
- You're not Orpheus.
- Take care of yourself, brother.
844
01:22:39.677 --> 01:22:43.022
Be right behind you. All right?
845
01:22:43.122 --> 01:22:45.382
Take care of Tom.
846
01:22:56.009 --> 01:22:59.781
You're about the best friend anybody
could ever have at the end of the world.
847
01:22:59.881 --> 01:23:02.950
Yeah, let's hope it's not quite the end.
848
01:23:05.653 --> 01:23:08.315
Good knowing you, Clay Riddell.
849
01:23:08.415 --> 01:23:11.291
Good to know you, Tom McCourt.
850
01:23:18.974 --> 01:23:21.144
- Take care.
- (SCOFFS)
851
01:23:21.744 --> 01:23:23.962
JORDAN: You better find us.
852
01:23:24.863 --> 01:23:26.768
Sorry about your wife.
853
01:23:56.504 --> 01:24:01.630
Kashwak, please! Please help us! Please!
854
01:24:01.730 --> 01:24:04.426
Take us with you!
855
01:26:22.841 --> 01:26:24.927
(ENGINE REVVING)
856
01:26:38.899 --> 01:26:40.923
(STATIC HISSING)
857
01:27:03.674 --> 01:27:05.708
(LAUGHS)
858
01:27:15.769 --> 01:27:17.776
(DISTORTED MUMBLING)
859
01:27:21.650 --> 01:27:23.812
(LAUGHS)
860
01:27:24.112 --> 01:27:26.160
(GUNSHOTS)
861
01:27:45.749 --> 01:27:48.453
JOHNNY'S VOICE: (ECHOING)
Hi, Dad. Hi, Dad.
862
01:27:51.539 --> 01:27:53.781
(ECHOING) Johnny!
863
01:27:57.395 --> 01:27:59.630
(JOHNNY'S VOICE CONTINUES ECHOING)
864
01:28:05.619 --> 01:28:08.085
- I just want you to come home.
- (VOICES OVERLAPPING)
865
01:28:11.817 --> 01:28:14.986
CLAY: Johnny! Johnny!
866
01:28:17.998 --> 01:28:20.091
(HIGH-PITCHED WARBLING)
867
01:28:38.336 --> 01:28:40.387
Johnny!
868
01:29:40.081 --> 01:29:42.114
(PANTING)
869
01:30:33.551 --> 01:30:35.638
(PHONERS HOWLING)
870
01:30:47.315 --> 01:30:49.372
(SCREECHING)
871
01:31:23.342 --> 01:31:27.180
- Look, Dad, there's another.
- Mm-hmm.
872
01:31:33.441 --> 01:31:36.415
I'm so glad you get
to meet my friends, Johnny.
873
01:31:37.398 --> 01:31:41.144
- JOHNNY: Are they gonna be my friends, too?
- You bet.
874
01:31:41.244 --> 01:31:43.336
What's the name of the place we're going?
875
01:31:43.436 --> 01:31:45.505
- Canada.
- (MUSIC PLAYING)
876
01:31:46.950 --> 01:31:53.022
# ...be afraid of the dark #
877
01:31:56.642 --> 01:31:59.587
# Walk on #
878
01:31:59.687 --> 01:32:03.265
# Through the wind #
879
01:32:03.365 --> 01:32:06.485
# Walk on #
880
01:32:06.585 --> 01:32:09.313
# Through the rain #
881
01:32:09.413 --> 01:32:12.216
# Though your dreams #
882
01:32:12.316 --> 01:32:15.353
# Be tossed #
883
01:32:16.053 --> 01:32:18.496
# And blown #
884
01:32:22.668 --> 01:32:25.271
# Walk on #
885
01:32:25.371 --> 01:32:28.591
# Walk on #
886
01:32:28.691 --> 01:32:31.742
# With hope #
887
01:32:31.842 --> 01:32:34.917
# In your heart #
888
01:32:35.017 --> 01:32:38.501
# And you'll never #
889
01:32:38.601 --> 01:32:43.486
# Walk alone #
890
01:32:46.592 --> 01:32:51.355
# You'll never #
891
01:32:51.455 --> 01:32:56.510
# Walk alone #
892
01:33:00.781 --> 01:33:03.367
# Walk on #
893
01:33:03.867 --> 01:33:06.446
# Walk on #
894
01:33:07.146 --> 01:33:10.284
# With hope #
895
01:33:10.384 --> 01:33:13.278
# In your heart #
896
01:33:13.611 --> 01:33:17.181
# And you'll never #
897
01:33:17.281 --> 01:33:21.804
# Walk alone #
898
01:33:25.013 --> 01:33:30.194
# You will never #
899
01:33:30.294 --> 01:33:34.891
# Walk alone ##