- 19/06/2025
A prisoner ship runs aground on a seemingly deserted island, but they quickly discover a mad scientist who persists and performs genetic manipulation.
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00:01:30Steady there
00:01:32Hey, I advise you not to wander too far
00:01:59I told you not to wander off.
00:02:08Don't you say something about natives?
00:02:11Aye.
00:02:14They'd be on the other side of the island.
00:02:16To them, this area is taboo.
00:02:19A few land crabs here, that's all.
00:02:21And what we've come after, I hope.
00:02:24I made no promises to you about the treasure.
00:02:26Our deal was I bring you here, I bring you back.
00:02:28Nothing more.
00:02:29We're wasting time.
00:02:35Ahoy!
00:02:36You stay there.
00:02:37Keep alert.
00:02:44We're going to the Cave of the Dead.
00:02:46It's full of ghosts, the natives claim.
00:02:49Spirits of human sacrifices
00:02:51made to protect their treasure
00:02:54against people like you.
00:02:56Their legends and superstitions
00:02:58are very important to them.
00:02:59legends and native superstitions
00:03:02don't scare me.
00:03:04No?
00:03:06Let me tell you,
00:03:07they've scared off many a sailor,
00:03:09these parts.
00:03:09are very good, they're not good.
00:03:19They've changed from everything.
00:03:19They've changed from the place.
00:03:22They've broken off many a sailor,
00:03:23these parts of the universe.
00:03:28They've tweaked their own and their finest Ahoy!
00:03:29From now on, you're on your own.
00:03:57But you were paid to take us to the treasure.
00:04:01And I have. It's in there.
00:04:04I wasn't part of the bargain, Decker.
00:04:08Come on, James, unless you're afraid like Decker is.
00:04:27Somehow this all seemed so much easier when we were planning it.
00:04:34This whole trip was your idea, remember?
00:04:37Well, we wouldn't be here at all if you hadn't gambled away all the money our family left us.
00:04:44I really think you've said enough on that subject, my dear.
00:04:48Oh, my God!
00:05:11Look, Samantha. In the hand.
00:05:22It's gold.
00:05:30Look, Samantha.
00:05:34In the hand.
00:05:39It's gold.
00:05:52Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!
00:06:08Who's there?
00:06:10Aunt Decker?
00:06:15Mr. Ecklund?
00:06:16I wonder whose skeletons they were back there.
00:06:20No idea.
00:06:21Probably people just like us.
00:06:23Who weren't quite so lucky.
00:06:25Do you think Decker brought them here?
00:06:26I wouldn't know.
00:06:27But from the look of those bodies, they haven't been here long.
00:06:29a few weeks, perhaps a month.
00:06:47Samantha?
00:06:49Samantha?
00:06:52Samantha?
00:06:56Samantha?
00:06:57Samantha?
00:07:17Patterson?
00:07:19Patterson?
00:07:21Is that you?
00:07:27Patterson?
00:07:51Patterson?
00:07:53Patterson?
00:07:55Patterson?
00:07:56Patterson.
00:08:26Samantha?
00:08:38Samantha?
00:08:41Samantha?
00:08:46James?
00:08:56James?
00:09:24James?
00:09:25James?
00:09:30James?
00:09:40James?
00:09:45James?
00:09:52James?
00:09:54James?
00:09:56James?
00:10:03James?
00:10:05James?
00:10:07Oh, my God.
00:10:37Oh, my God.
00:11:07No, no, no, no.
00:11:37No, no, no.
00:11:41Help!
00:12:07the doctor is sad he doesn't want to die with the likes of us well your skin doctor is now worth
00:12:34no more than ours if you don't save your strength you'll go first then you won't have the satisfaction
00:12:40of watching me die listen we'd have drowned with the others when the ship went down if the doctor
00:12:46hadn't unlocked the bars and you're grateful to him for that you idiot if we come out of this alive
00:12:54the first thing our dear lieutenant de ross is going to do is put us back on another prison ship
00:13:00that's right i will
00:13:02hey we're moving
00:13:18you're caught in a strong current
00:13:23it's too fast for just the current
00:13:26what was that probably a log that means we must be close to land
00:13:34i've heard stories about these seas legends about giant octopuses that can drag a ship to the bottom
00:13:42jesus help me be quiet we're picking up speed
00:13:49look out
00:13:53no
00:14:00no
00:14:05no
00:14:07no
00:14:12no
00:14:14no
00:14:16no
00:14:18no
00:14:19no
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00:14:23no
00:14:48no
00:14:49Oh, my God.
00:15:19Oh, my God.
00:15:49Oh, my God.
00:16:19If you drink that, you'll die.
00:16:21Like he did.
00:16:27Maybe we'll find good water in the woods.
00:16:30Let's go.
00:16:49Oh, my God.
00:17:19That makes three.
00:17:20Give me a hand.
00:17:22Five.
00:17:22Peter and Skip found water just a few minutes from here.
00:17:25There's a whole lake waiting for you.
00:17:28We made it, eh?
00:17:32Jim.
00:17:33Have you seen Jim?
00:17:34No.
00:17:34No.
00:17:35No.
00:17:35Jim.
00:17:54Jim.
00:17:57Oh, my God.
00:18:27Oh, my God.
00:18:57Oh, my God.
00:19:15That's enough.
00:19:16That's enough for now.
00:19:18We'll blow up like balloons.
00:19:19I'm going to look for food.
00:19:21There should be some kind of animals around here.
00:19:26No.
00:19:27No, Francois, wait.
00:19:29You're afraid he's not going to come back?
00:19:31Hey, Lieutenant.
00:19:34You can stop giving us orders.
00:19:40Take this.
00:19:41You won't kill anything with that.
00:19:42Hmm.
00:19:46Hmm.
00:20:03Hmm.
00:20:04Oh, my God.
00:20:34Oh, my God.
00:21:04Oh, my God.
00:21:34My God, an alligator got him.
00:21:45Alligators don't rip a man up like that.
00:21:47What else could it have been?
00:21:51What was?
00:21:52We're on a volcanic island.
00:21:54But if there are animals here, there may also be people.
00:22:04Let's go.
00:22:29Jesus Christ.
00:22:31Lieutenant!
00:22:34I
00:22:42Why skip and not him let him die too and good riddance
00:22:49All right, let me up
00:22:52You're breaking my arm
00:23:04Let's at least finish him off
00:23:14Come on lieutenant
00:23:22I pulled in my hand
00:23:34Thanks Jose let's go
00:23:55Animals don't build traps
00:24:04It's a cemetery don't go in there what you scared of Jose come on
00:24:34Oh
00:24:36Looks like somebody's been using it for some kind of rights
00:24:46I wonder what happened to the bodies
00:24:56Don't touch those leaves
00:24:59They're voodoo voodoo
00:25:01Yes
00:25:03There are many legends about these islands I
00:25:06Know them
00:25:08This island is inhabited by zombies the living dead. That's why the graves are empty
00:25:15There are zombies here stop it Jose you're talking nonsense zombies don't exist. They've never existed
00:25:33The
00:25:44Thank you stay where you are who are you?
00:25:51We're from a ship that sank about a week ago our lifeboat got caught in the strong current carried us to this island and
00:25:57And, uh, here we are.
00:25:59What is the name of this island, senora?
00:26:02It has no name.
00:26:04And it's uncharted.
00:26:07It belongs to Edmund Rackham.
00:26:10And he doesn't like trespasses very much.
00:26:13So for your own good, I suggest you return to the beach
00:26:16and find some way of leaving.
00:26:21Wait!
00:26:23We're starving and exhausted.
00:26:25At least tell us where we can find food and shelter.
00:26:29I can tell you nothing.
00:26:31You'll have to take care of yourselves.
00:26:38Come on, we'll follow her, see where she goes.
00:26:55Come on, let's go.
00:27:07You're on my island without permission.
00:27:37Who are you?
00:27:38Lieutenant Claude de Ross, medical officer on the frigate La Cayenne, which sank about a week ago.
00:27:44A doctor?
00:27:48And these two gentlemen?
00:27:52The Cayenne was a prison ship making for Furlan. The three of us were the only survivors.
00:27:58Yes, the island does hold certain inconveniences for the uninitiated.
00:28:07Go with him. He'll show you where you can make your quarters.
00:28:37Look. More voodoo. The scorpion is a sacred animal. It's the custodian of the imprisoned souls of the living dead.
00:28:46Rubbish. It's just a big bug on a bunch of rags.
00:28:50You shouldn't have done that.
00:28:53Oh, come on, Jose. I once saw you strangle an old woman in cold blood. Why all this fuss over a scorpion?
00:29:00Come on.
00:29:01Come on.
00:29:22Go.
00:29:23You knew those men would follow you, didn't you, my dear?
00:29:29You're a very naughty girl. Headstrong, too. You know you shouldn't do things like that without asking my permission, don't you?
00:29:39And you shouldn't walk in here without asking my permission.
00:29:42I just wanted to make sure you'd be in good time for dinner.
00:29:46Why?
00:29:47Why?
00:29:53Because I've invited your young lieutenant to join us.
00:29:57Poor fellow. He deserves a little reward after all he's been through.
00:30:01You know, he's really quite good-looking.
00:30:08Cleaned up. I dare say he could be... appealing.
00:30:16I'm very curious about that cemetery with the empty graves.
00:30:20What happened to the bodies?
00:30:22Quite simple.
00:30:23There was a volcanic eruption.
00:30:26The natives decided to abandon the island.
00:30:29They were afraid the volcano would destroy them.
00:30:32Before they left, they threw their dead into the sea.
00:30:36Just a silly superstition.
00:30:39But I saw several recent signs of black magic ceremonies.
00:30:43So someone still takes those silly superstitions quite seriously.
00:30:48Shakira could perhaps tell you more about that.
00:30:52She comes from Haiti, the home of Voodoo.
00:30:55But if I were you, lieutenant, I wouldn't meddle in such matters.
00:31:00After all, curiosity killed the cat, you know.
00:31:04I don't understand.
00:31:11What don't you understand?
00:31:14This island.
00:31:16And you people living this far from civilization.
00:31:20I don't see what's so attractive about the place.
00:31:23I just find it very strange.
00:31:25And is the so-called civilized world more attractive?
00:31:32I certainly don't regret leaving it.
00:31:37Isn't that so, my dear?
00:31:41You're a doctor, Lieutenant.
00:31:44Perhaps you can put a name to my strangeness.
00:31:47Misanthropy.
00:31:50Well, I wouldn't say that I exactly hate my fellow men.
00:31:54Let's just say I resent them imposing their laws upon me.
00:32:00Here, in this island, I am absolute muster.
00:32:07I am absolute muster.
00:32:37I am absolute muster.
00:32:41Those rumblings are the volcano getting rid of some of its internal pressure.
00:32:46An outlet.
00:32:48A release.
00:32:50I'd begin to worry if they stopped.
00:32:52I see.
00:32:54But you said the original inhabitants of the island abandoned it.
00:32:57So they felt much less confident than you do about the volcano.
00:33:00You're not afraid, surely, Doctor?
00:33:03A civilized man like you?
00:33:05Or are you thinking of abandoning us, too?
00:33:08You hear that, Amanda?
00:33:10Our guest doesn't seem to appreciate the beauties of our humble island home.
00:33:19Amanda?
00:33:20Didn't you hear me?
00:33:22No, I'm sorry.
00:33:23I was distracted.
00:33:25I was saying that the good doctor seems impatient to leave us.
00:33:28Why should he want to stay?
00:33:31Excuse me.
00:33:33I'm very tired.
00:33:48The climate sometimes upsets her.
00:33:51Poor little thing.
00:33:52Poor little thing.
00:34:22What happened?
00:34:23I know I told people...
00:34:25He wentpatze his ass keep one.
00:34:28Aw, whatạ?
00:34:30He just got cold.
00:34:32He almost olhoed.
00:34:36I'm so bored!
00:34:38I got onesta,偶然.
00:34:40Here come him!
00:34:42I'm so sad to go!
00:34:44He's got a huge message we can meet him!
00:34:47Okay.
00:34:49I'm the other two way home.
00:40:20Now go away.
00:40:52You won't get very far.
00:40:53And neither will you if you go after him.
00:40:56Jose!
00:40:57Jose!
00:40:58Jose!
00:40:59Jose!
00:41:00Jose!
00:41:01You'll get yourself killed!
00:41:08Jose!
00:41:14Jose!
00:41:15You'll get yourself killed!
00:41:17Jose!
00:41:27Jose!
00:41:47Jose!
00:41:56Jose!
00:41:57Jose!
00:41:58Jose!
00:41:59Jose!
00:42:05Jose!
00:42:06Jose!
00:42:07Jose!
00:42:08Don't be a fool!
00:42:09Come back!
00:42:10Jose!
00:42:11Jose!
00:42:17Jose!
00:42:18Jose!
00:42:19Jose!
00:42:20Don't be a fool!
00:42:21Come back!
00:42:22Jose!
00:42:30Jose!
00:42:31Jose!
00:42:32Jose!
00:42:33Jose!
00:42:34Jose!
00:42:43Jose!
00:42:44Jose!
00:42:45Jose!
00:42:46Jose!
00:42:47Jose!
00:42:48Jose!
00:42:49Jose!
00:42:50Jose!
00:42:51Jose!
00:42:52Jose!
00:42:53Jose!
00:42:54Jose!
00:42:55Jose!
00:42:56Jose!
00:42:57Jose!
00:42:58Jose!
00:42:59Jose!
00:43:00Jose!
00:43:01Jose!
00:43:02Jose!
00:43:03Jose!
00:43:04Jose!
00:43:05Jose!
00:43:06Jose!
00:43:07Jose!
00:43:08Jose!
00:43:09Jose!
00:43:10Jose!
00:43:11Jose!
00:43:12Jose!
00:43:13Jose!
00:43:14Jose!
00:43:15Jose!
00:43:16Jose!
00:43:17Jose!
00:43:18Jose!
00:43:19Jose!
00:43:20Jose!
00:43:21Come on.
00:43:51Come on.
00:44:17No!
00:44:21Go on, Claude. Get away from here while you still can.
00:44:51Come on.
00:44:53Come on.
00:44:55Come on.
00:44:57Come on.
00:44:59Come on.
00:45:01Come on.
00:45:03Come on.
00:45:05Come on.
00:45:07Come on.
00:45:09Come on.
00:45:11Come on.
00:45:13Come on.
00:45:15Come on.
00:45:17Come on.
00:45:19Come on.
00:45:21Come on.
00:45:23Come on.
00:45:25Come on.
00:45:27Come on.
00:45:29Come on.
00:45:31Come on.
00:45:33Come on.
00:45:35Come on.
00:45:37Come on.
00:45:39Come on.
00:45:41Come on.
00:45:43Come on.
00:45:49Come on.
00:45:51Come on.
00:45:53Come on.
00:45:55Get out of the way.
00:46:15Rackham?
00:46:26Yesterday, in the woods, I was attacked by it.
00:46:30God knows what.
00:46:31It tried to kill me.
00:46:33What's the matter, Edmund?
00:46:34She'll tell you about it.
00:46:36She saved my life.
00:46:37I saved your life?
00:46:39What on earth are you talking about?
00:46:42Must be sleeping on that cold, hard floor, Doctor.
00:46:45It's giving you nightmares.
00:46:47Nightmares don't have sharp claws.
00:46:49There is something living in the swamps out there,
00:46:52and it attacked me.
00:46:53You're talking nonsense, Claude.
00:46:55Of course he is.
00:46:57Poor boy's got a fever.
00:46:58He's delirious.
00:47:01Where is the water?
00:47:03Listen, Rackham.
00:47:04I want to know what's going on.
00:47:06I want to know what you people are really doing down here.
00:47:07That's enough.
00:47:09Please.
00:47:10You're imagining things.
00:47:12Amanda, wait.
00:47:14Amanda!
00:47:15Let go of me, dammit!
00:47:17Let go of me!
00:47:20Calm down, Doctor.
00:47:22There's nothing to be gained by violence.
00:47:24Anyway, my men are much stronger than you are.
00:47:26All right.
00:47:27All right.
00:47:28I'm delirious.
00:47:32I'm imagining things.
00:47:34I'm talking nonsense.
00:47:36Tell them to let me go, please.
00:47:40Let me help her.
00:47:41Get him inside.
00:47:42Let me help her.
00:47:43Let me help her.
00:47:44Let me help her.
00:47:45Lima, Lima.
00:47:46Lima.
00:47:47Lima.
00:47:48Lima.
00:47:49Lima.
00:47:50Lima.
00:47:51Lima.
00:47:52Lima.
00:47:53Lima.
00:47:54Lima.
00:47:55Lima.
00:47:56Okay.
00:47:57Get him inside, let me help her.
00:48:05Lima, Lima.
00:48:23Professor, can you hear me?
00:48:25You're alive because this man needs a doctor. Now, do something, quickly.
00:48:41All right. I need more light, boiling water, bandages and instruments.
00:48:57These sores are badly infected. They'll poison his entire body. They must be cleaned and dressed.
00:49:05Anything you want. But you must keep him alive.
00:49:09Well, doctor?
00:49:15I've given him a sedative and he's sleeping now.
00:49:19How long?
00:49:23How long will he live?
00:49:25If he stays here, not very long.
00:49:27A week. Maybe a month. Not longer.
00:49:29That'll be enough. Has to be.
00:49:33So keep up the good work, doctor.
00:49:35Rackham?
00:49:39I won't do anything more until you tell me who this man is and why he's being kept prisoner here.
00:49:41His name is Marvin. Professor Ernest Marvin. And he isn't a prisoner.
00:49:45Ernest Marvin? The biologist? I thought he died a long time ago.
00:49:47Well, as you can see, he didn't.
00:49:49And now he must be kept alive as long as possible.
00:49:51And the longer he lives, the better your own chances of survival.
00:49:55Doctor.
00:49:57I don't know anything more until you tell me who this man is and why he's being kept prisoner here.
00:49:59His name is Marvin. Professor Ernest Marvin. And he isn't a prisoner.
00:50:05Ernest Marvin? The biologist?
00:50:07I thought he died a long time ago.
00:50:09Well, as you can see, he didn't.
00:50:11And now he must be kept alive as long as possible.
00:50:15And the longer he lives, the better your own chances of survival.
00:50:17I never am.
00:50:19Here I have to go!
00:50:21The Holy Spirit.
00:50:23In the last two weeks…
00:50:24The Holy Spirit.
00:50:25The Holy Spirit.
00:50:26The Holy Spirit.
00:50:27The Holy Spirit.
00:50:28The Holy Spirit.
00:50:29Oh my God.
00:50:30I know he must be kept alive.
00:50:31Loo's sister's mother's mother.
00:50:32I want to go.
00:50:33To be back with her.
00:50:34You gotta go.
00:50:35But I didn't know.
00:50:36He can do it where he can.
00:50:37I know.
00:50:38My brother, he won't be there.
00:50:40Where are you?
00:50:41The Holy Spirit.
00:50:42I've left.
00:50:43The Holy Spirit.
00:50:44How do you feel?
00:50:45Which is your brother?
00:50:46I'm your son.
00:50:46your father's had another attack
00:51:11it's not too serious claude's looking after him
00:51:14seems to be a very good doctor just what i needed so for the time being he's in no danger however
00:51:23i think it would be a good idea if you didn't see him anymore you talk so much my dear i want
00:51:30to see my father your father's in good hands and you're going to stay here stop it stop it
00:51:40edmund
00:51:54Don't let her leave.
00:52:24Ernest Marvin, studies on biological mutations.
00:52:54Who's there? Who are you? How did you get in here?
00:53:02I'm the doctor who's been taking care of you.
00:53:05You collapsed earlier, don't you remember?
00:53:07No.
00:53:09Don't save yourself the trouble. It's too late.
00:53:13No. No, it's not too late. But you must leave here.
00:53:17With proper medicine and a well-equipped hospital, you'll...
00:53:20I can't. My work is unfinished.
00:53:23My work isn't finished.
00:53:25What work? Tell me.
00:53:27What is it you have to finish?
00:53:29What is it you have to finish?
00:53:31Save your strength, professor.
00:53:35You have a very inquiring mind, doctor.
00:53:38Which is, of course, quite delightful.
00:53:41However, I'd be better pleased if you confine your intellectual curiosity...
00:53:46...to purely medical matters.
00:53:49Step this way, please.
00:53:53What's this?
00:54:03what is this it's all right doctor if i wanted to do away with you i'd have done it long before now
00:54:33the whole island is a labyrinth of caves and tunnels extending from one coast to the other
00:54:42on this island doctor time and many of the processes of evolution have simply stood still
00:54:48the volcanic lava and the coral reef surrounding the island have protected it to a quite extraordinary
00:54:54degree come
00:55:08after you
00:55:23no don't worry it's perfectly safe
00:55:38the island is the highest peak of an old vanished continent doctor
00:56:08so
00:56:22my god what is it
00:56:36that we're looking at a city of the lost continent of atlantis
00:56:43there doctor there is all that remains at the very center of that great civilization
00:56:50the temple of the sun god
00:56:54that temple contains a huge treasure a treasure beyond as they say the dreams of avarice
00:57:02my problem however has been to lay my hands on it
00:57:04you see it lies at a depth of almost two thousand feet two thousand feet no one could ever live at such a
00:57:12depth no normal human being certainly you see when i arrived on this island 15 years ago and discovered
00:57:20it's secrets i immediately sent for professor marvin i needed somebody who could establish a relationship with them
00:57:28communicate with them
00:57:29yes the creatures your god knows what's they are the only ones capable of recovering the treasure
00:57:34the descendants of the original inhabitants of atlantis
00:57:48so
00:58:02good god
00:58:04Good God. Delightful, aren't they?
00:58:07Part fish and part man.
00:58:10How did they survive?
00:58:12How did they evolve?
00:58:14Well, they survived because they evolved, my dear doctor.
00:58:19It's Marvin's opinion that the continent took thousands of years to sink,
00:58:24and during that time, the original inhabitants became amphibious.
00:58:30Luckily for me, Professor Marvin seems to have found a way to communicate with them.
00:58:36He gives them some sort of potion, and they obey him.
00:58:40What sort of potion?
00:58:43Well, if I knew that, I wouldn't need the good professor any longer.
00:58:47Come to that, I wouldn't need you either, Doctor.
00:58:50It's a chemical substance, a drug,
00:58:54something to which the poor creatures seem to become addicted.
00:58:58So much so that in return, they hand over their treasure.
00:59:01I didn't think scientists were so greedy.
00:59:03Oh, Marvin's not. Good gracious me.
00:59:06No, no, I managed to persuade him that the proceeds will be used to promote his researches.
00:59:11Oh, well, I can understand that a scientist like Marvin is ready to give his life for a discovery of this magnitude.
00:59:17But you don't give a damn about science, do you, Rackle?
00:59:20All you care about is the treasure down there.
00:59:23And I'm damn sure it won't be used to promote anyone's research.
00:59:28Yes, I'm afraid you're right.
00:59:32I intend to keep it all for myself.
00:59:35Dreadful, isn't it?
00:59:38It's your father, sir.
00:59:39Ha ha!
00:59:41Ah!
00:59:44Oh, no.
00:59:45Oh!
00:59:52Order!
00:59:53I might Jim Mathew!
00:59:54Mr.
00:59:55Oh!
00:59:56Buy!
00:59:57Get Jam.
00:59:58Don't you understand your father, Look at your Rohir's Росс Soup.
01:00:00Ah, Rackham, I see that you have your means of escape ready
01:00:15for when you've raised all the treasure.
01:00:18Of course.
01:00:22Suppose the professor dies from natural causes.
01:00:26He's a very sick man.
01:00:28Yes, that is the nub of my problem.
01:00:32You see, when I brought the professor here 15 years ago,
01:00:36Amanda was scarcely one, a child.
01:00:39Over the years, her father has taught her to communicate with the fishmen.
01:00:43In fact, she gives them the old man's secret potions.
01:00:48As a result, she's perfectly safe with them and they trust her, absolutely.
01:00:52And you're worried that if the old man dies, she won't go on helping you?
01:00:57What a bright boy you are.
01:01:01But if you were to use your skill to keep the old man going,
01:01:08doctor,
01:01:09I might,
01:01:12I might be prepared to share some of the booty with you.
01:01:18What do you say to that?
01:01:22Is it a bargain?
01:01:24Why not?
01:01:28Man's origins are in water.
01:01:39He finds the biological components for his survival in water.
01:01:43His respiratory system is the result of that stage of evolution
01:01:46when his primitive forefathers moved from the oceans of the world
01:01:50onto dry land.
01:01:53But man can return to his amphibious state.
01:01:58Ernest Marvin.
01:01:59Now I remember.
01:02:01He's the geneticist who was condemned for his experiments,
01:02:04transplanting animal organs into human beings.
01:02:07What are we saying?
01:02:19How many can I do this?
01:02:20What the Ch каждый is?
01:02:21A CH runt.
01:02:22How many are there?
01:02:23How many have we found it?
01:02:23What did you make this story?
01:02:24How many are we looking for him I have to go to theliness?
01:02:28How many are you looking for him?
01:02:30How many are you looking for him?
01:02:31How many are you looking for themselves?
01:03:05Amanda, Amanda.
01:03:13Claude, Claude.
01:03:17I'm sorry, Claude.
01:03:19I had to do it in front of Ra...
01:03:21Amanda, you don't have to explain anything.
01:03:24Let's go and see your father.
01:03:35I see death and destruction.
01:03:44The sun god will rise from the abyss...
01:03:48and the islands will be destroyed...
01:03:53in the raging inferno.
01:03:56Everyone will die.
01:03:59Shaquira.
01:04:04Shaquira.
01:04:05Shaquira.
01:04:08Edmond.
01:04:10It was horrible.
01:04:14Please, let's leave.
01:04:17Let's leave before it's too late.
01:04:20Please.
01:04:21Please.
01:04:23Please.
01:04:23Oh, my God.
01:04:53I don't understand. He should be in bed.
01:05:00I think I know where to find him.
01:05:05How does this thing open?
01:05:08I don't know. My father's never allowed anyone in his laboratory.
01:05:12Not even me.
01:05:14And that's where he prepares the potion for his pet monsters, right?
01:05:17Yes, Claude, but they're not monsters.
01:05:20Remember, they were like us 10,000 years ago.
01:05:23Oh, yes. The original inhabitants of Atlantis.
01:05:50Professor?
01:05:57Father?
01:06:20Julia?
01:06:36Father?
01:06:38Oh, dear God.
01:06:42Father!
01:06:44Dear God.
01:06:48It's Jose. It's Jose! Look at him!
01:06:53They're your descendants of Atlantis, the results of a madman's experiments.
01:06:58Now we know where the original islanders disappeared to.
01:07:01They were turned into monsters like this.
01:07:05You're wrong, Claude. You must be.
01:07:09My father couldn't have done this.
01:07:12No!
01:07:27No!
01:07:29No!
01:07:39Do you realize that in one moment you have destroyed the ultimate achievement of a lifetime's work?
01:07:46This is my only specimen with full human intelligence.
01:07:51You are not a scientist. You're a madman. An insane criminal.
01:07:55Father, how could you? How could you do such an awful thing?
01:07:59Awful thing?
01:08:00Awful thing?
01:08:03My dear, what you are calling an awful thing is a biological solution to the greatest problem mankind has ever faced.
01:08:09One day, and in the not-too-distant future, when this Earth is no longer able to feed its over-populated billions, a new race, a new race of amphibious beings will be able to submerge themselves into the oceans of the world and survive now.
01:08:30Do you understand the humane necessity of my work and the utter stupidity of your thoughtless destruction?
01:08:38You wouldn't have seen the final results of your experiments. You wouldn't have lived long enough.
01:08:42My life is unimportant. My work will be carried on by others.
01:08:50Your work will die with you, Professor.
01:08:53Rackham only wants your creatures to salvage the treasure of Atlantis.
01:08:57When he doesn't need them anymore, he'll kill them.
01:08:59The future of humanity means nothing to him.
01:09:02Whereas my personal future means everything. How right you are, Doctor.
01:09:06There'll be no future for you.
01:09:12You're done?
01:09:16Father.
01:09:19Father.
01:09:21You're going to kill me.
01:09:42Now, it's your turn, Doctor.
01:10:00Better idea.
01:10:02Let's see if you can grow a set of gills without the Professor's help.
01:10:12Gonna hop up.
01:10:42Stop it!
01:10:44Stop it!
01:10:48Yell as much as you like.
01:10:50No one can help you anymore.
01:10:52Your father is dead.
01:10:54And Claude will be joining him very shortly.
01:10:58Ha, ha, ha!
01:11:00Ha!
01:11:01Ha!
01:11:02Ha!
01:11:03Ha!
01:11:04Ha!
01:11:05Ha!
01:11:06Ha!
01:11:07Ha!
01:11:08Ha!
01:11:09Dan imitates
01:11:16who I don't believe you anymore.
01:11:18Your father is dead,
01:11:19and Claude will be joining him very shortly.
01:11:20Ha, ha, ha!
01:11:26Don't worry!
01:11:29No, Shakira!
01:11:40You are bound to me for eternity, Edmund.
01:11:44Amanda belongs to the island, and she must die when the island dies.
01:11:49This is nonsense, Shakira.
01:11:51Remember the prophecy, Edmund?
01:11:54The sun god will rise from the abyss, and the volcano will destroy the island.
01:11:59We must leave, quickly.
01:12:01Yes, but Amanda goes with us.
01:12:03No!
01:12:29Nooo!
01:12:30Nooo!
01:12:31Nooo!
01:12:36Shakola! Shakola!
01:12:47Undo Limbo, shamba!
01:12:48I'm afraid I have to bring your father's body, my dear.
01:13:18I'm afraid I'll get you all the time.
01:13:30I'm afraid I'll get you all the time.
01:13:37I'm afraid I'll get you all the time.
01:13:41Let's go.
01:14:11Let's go.
01:14:41Let's go.
01:15:11Let's go.
01:15:41Let's go.
01:15:42Let's go.
01:15:43Let's go.
01:15:46Let's go.
01:15:47Let's go.
01:15:48Let's go.
01:15:49Let's go.
01:15:50Let's go.
01:15:51Your creator is dead, and she is in my power.
01:15:55So you will obey me.
01:15:57Bring me the treasure from the temple of the sun god.
01:15:59All of it.
01:16:00Now.
01:16:01Bring me the rest of the treasure, or I'll kill her.
01:16:04Let's go.
01:16:34Let's go.
01:17:04Let's go.
01:17:06Let's go.
01:17:08Let's go.
01:17:14The sun guard.
01:17:34Let's go.
01:18:04Let's go.
01:18:34Let's go.
01:19:04Let's go.
01:19:06Let's go.
01:19:08Let's go.
01:19:10Let's go.
01:19:12Come on.
01:19:14Come on.
01:19:34Let's go.
01:20:04Let's go.
01:20:14This island is going to explode at any moment.
01:20:16So get going.
01:20:18I'm not leaving with you.
01:20:24Brackham.
01:20:34Let's go.
01:21:04Let's go.
01:21:12We haven't got a chance.
01:21:14Yes, we have. Come with me.
01:21:16It leads down into the cave where the boat is.
01:21:18There's a rope tied to the edge there.
01:21:20We can climb down.
01:21:22Let's go.
01:21:32Be careful.
01:21:33They haven't had the potion for nearly 48 hours.
01:21:35I have absolutely no control over them now.
01:21:37Well, we don't have any choice.
01:22:03But we're going to see the ship.
01:22:05Make it look up.
01:22:07We have to find the boat.
01:22:09As per to the interval, that's not as a ship.
01:22:11We'll have to find the boat.
01:22:13Let's go.
01:22:15Let's go.
01:22:17The boat.
01:22:18The boat.
01:22:19This ship is another miracle.
01:22:21Let's go.
01:22:22The boat.
01:22:23The boat.
01:22:24The boat.
01:22:25The boat.
01:22:26The boat.
01:22:27The boat.
01:22:28The boat.
01:22:29The boat.
01:22:30Amanda, come on.
01:23:00Let's go.
01:23:07Let's go.
01:23:24Take off the ropes.
01:23:32Help!
01:23:37Don't let me in the water or I'll kill her.
01:23:45Go on, jump! Damn you!
01:23:48No, Claude, don't!
01:23:51You think I wouldn't do it?
01:23:53Jump!
01:24:07Come on!
01:24:37Go!
01:24:39Come on!
01:24:41No!
01:24:44Come on!
01:24:47Come on!
01:24:51No!
01:24:53No!
01:24:55No!
01:24:57No!
01:25:00No!
01:25:02No!
01:25:04No!
01:25:05Come on!
01:25:35Come on!
01:26:05Come on!
01:26:35Come on!
01:27:05Come on!
01:27:19Claude!
01:27:23Where are we?
01:27:26On a piece of Rackham's boat.
01:27:30What happened?
01:27:33They saved us.
01:27:35I knew they would.
01:27:38Look!
01:27:41They see us!
01:27:44I wonder if any of them survived.
01:27:47Who knows?
01:27:49Who knows if down there somewhere...
01:27:53perhaps my father's dream will come true one day.
01:28:05What happened?
01:28:06How did he do?
01:28:07How did he do?
01:28:08How did he do?
01:28:09How did he do?
01:28:11How did he do?
01:28:13How did he do?
01:28:14The city was a man.
01:28:15The city was dead.
01:28:16I've been out of nowhere.
01:28:17What happened?
01:28:18How did he do?
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