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When a colony of mutated ants try to overtake humans in a desert in Arizona, a group of scientists strive against all odds to fight the mutants.
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00:00:30That spring...
00:00:59We were all watching the events in space
00:01:02and wondering what the final effect would be.
00:01:06Astronomers argued over theory
00:01:07while engineers got pretty excited
00:01:10about variables in magnetic fields.
00:01:14Mystics predicted earthquakes
00:01:15and the end of life as we knew it.
00:01:29When the effect came,
00:01:47it was almost unnoticed
00:01:49because it happened to such a small
00:01:52and insignificant form of life.
00:01:54One biologist, an Englishman, Ernest Hubbs,
00:02:13saw something, got nervous,
00:02:16and started investigating.
00:02:18While I was playing around
00:02:21with number theory at the university,
00:02:24Hubbs was already on to something.
00:02:28Ordinary ants of different species
00:02:31were doing things ants don't do.
00:02:35Meeting,
00:02:37communicating,
00:02:40apparently making decisions.
00:02:41By summer,
00:02:46the rest of the world
00:02:46had moved on to other things.
00:02:49But Hubbs kept making notes
00:02:51while the threat grew.
00:02:59Only fragments of what he knew got out.
00:03:02He kept most of it to himself.
00:03:04So when I got into it,
00:03:07I didn't know a damn thing.
00:03:08I didn't know a damn thing.
00:03:34One,
00:03:38what about the odds of it.
00:03:43I did not know a damn thing.
00:03:47I did not know a damn thing.
00:03:49I did not know
00:03:51what about the doubt it is.
00:03:56I was just keep you close.
00:04:02Even where people lived in lessica can be.
00:07:05Facts on hand.
00:07:07Traditional antagonisms among several ant species have come to a dramatic halt.
00:07:15At the same time, there has been an apparent disappearance of those insects which prey on ants, specifically mantises, beetles, millipedes and spiders.
00:07:25If these conditions persist, they must inevitably lead to increases in ant population.
00:07:33Proposal, an immediate full-scale attack on the threat of biological imbalance
00:08:03mode of attack.
00:08:05a mode of operation,
00:08:07an experiment station to be built and maintained
00:08:11with equipment sophisticated enough to control the problem
00:08:15and any potential consequences.
00:08:19Personnel, one senior scientist, myself,
00:08:23plus one associate,
00:08:25a qualified information specialist
00:08:28with cryptological background.
00:08:31In this connection, I have been impressed
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00:08:45Location of installation.
00:08:47It is suggested the experiment station
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00:08:59Conclusions and recommendations.
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00:12:38Wednesday 3 o'clock further discoveries this afternoon on a nearby farm to be
00:13:03added to those observed earlier I might have pointed them out to Lesko but it
00:13:10will be better to let him learn at his own pace
00:13:33so
00:13:40so
00:13:45There are certain equatorial ants that will attack anything in them.
00:14:15Insects, mammals, anything at all that threatens our food supply.
00:14:21The smell triggers their behavior.
00:14:24Yeah.
00:14:27They are picky eaters.
00:14:45Now this thing here, you see what we're doing?
00:14:51We're running lines from these fuel tanks.
00:14:54And if those ants get over that water trap, we're going to set fire to this here ditch and watch them all burn.
00:15:03What do you think?
00:15:07You've done a lot of good work.
00:15:10I'd say they started pulling out three, four weeks ago, a couple of families at a time.
00:15:23What else?
00:15:24That's about the size of it.
00:15:26I guess there must have been some kind of infestation, but, well, I couldn't say for sure.
00:15:31Maybe the heat got too much for them.
00:15:34There's a collapsed house down there.
00:15:36Well, I wouldn't know about that.
00:15:38I didn't really get to know those people.
00:15:40They were city folk mainly.
00:15:43Tell me about the towers.
00:15:45Don't know.
00:15:46Wasn't there.
00:15:48Of course, it's been a dry year.
00:15:51You know, we do get ants in dry years.
00:15:54I talked to an entomologist up at the State Department of Agriculture one time.
00:15:59He said these things were cyclical.
00:16:02They weren't talking about those ants.
00:16:05Mildred, come on out here.
00:16:08That's all right.
00:16:09It isn't all right.
00:16:10These people will think I've got you chained up in there.
00:16:14These gentlemen are from the university.
00:16:19They're going to develop a new spray for those ants.
00:16:22You know what I think.
00:16:23You know, if she didn't have something to worry about, she wouldn't know what to do with herself.
00:16:29I'm afraid you're going to have to leave for a few days, Mr. Eldridge.
00:16:38Evacuation.
00:16:39Look, I...
00:16:40Mr. Eldridge.
00:16:41I don't understand this.
00:16:43It's for your own protection.
00:16:45Evacuation?
00:16:46What's this all about, anyway?
00:16:49Why, this isn't right.
00:16:50They can't just push us off our own...
00:16:52Didn't you hear what the man said?
00:16:54It's for our protection.
00:16:56When do they get their farm back?
00:17:07That depends.
00:17:09It's for our defense.
00:17:30Friday, eight o'clock.
00:17:32The zone should now be clear of population.
00:17:37We can proceed with the next step.
00:17:42The facility is completely self-contained, except for a primary power source.
00:17:48And the generator in our truck supplies this.
00:17:52The experiment has begun.
00:17:54The experiment has begun.
00:18:22The air, the technology has been removed from March.
00:18:32It'd be a temporary work from CRM.
00:18:34To be spotted, if it didn't have to get reduced...
00:18:37It should be.
00:18:39It should belie.
00:18:40It should be aßer...
00:18:41It should be in the right place.
00:18:42You can't spend time with your Honor on the border
00:18:44It should give you a creditص, or you can take my creditص royal center.
00:18:47Let's go.
00:19:14What's wrong?
00:19:17Well, I guess they're not ready to play yet.
00:19:47I guess they're not ready to play yet.
00:19:49And, Dr. Hubbs, there's already been a 12-day overrun which averages out at 36% when projected over the course of the total program.
00:19:57The controller would like to get the final figure before the fiscal period ends on the 14th. Should we put you down for one more week?
00:20:04I'm sorry. This is not a precise business.
00:20:07Well, can you give us an estimate?
00:20:09We cannot study the ants until they make an appearance.
00:20:12Can we put you down for 10 more days?
00:20:14This is not a controlled experiment.
00:20:17In our judgment, another occurrence in this area is highly probable.
00:20:22But we cannot command the ants to appear.
00:20:25Well, is there something you can do to hurry them up?
00:20:28Well, we have been thinking about that.
00:20:32You know, of course, there is concern over possible outbreaks in other areas.
00:20:37Uh, I share that concern.
00:20:39My associate, Mr. Lesko, has something to say.
00:20:42Listen, I want you to do me a favor.
00:20:45I want you to call Miss Dobson, D-O-B-S-O-N, at 662-0799 in Los Angeles.
00:20:52Tell her not to take the plane to Vegas on Thursday.
00:20:56Tell her it'll be a couple more weeks and she'll hear from me. Okay?
00:21:00Did you say a couple of weeks?
00:21:02That's right.
00:21:03Mr. Lesko, that's not going to be possible.
00:21:06According to...
00:21:36Let's see some activity.
00:21:44Check the activity.
00:22:06Hi there.
00:22:36Hi there.
00:23:06Hi there.
00:23:36Hi there.
00:23:38Can't you do something?
00:23:40Give me the gun.
00:23:44No, no.
00:23:46Get him!
00:23:48Quick, get him from the house.
00:23:50Don't kill her.
00:23:52Don't kill her.
00:23:54Don't kill her.
00:23:58Don't kill her.
00:24:00Don't kill her.
00:24:02Don't kill her.
00:24:04Don't kill her.
00:24:06Don't kill her.
00:24:07Don't kill her.
00:24:08Let's go.
00:24:23Keep down now!
00:24:25Hang on!
00:24:29This is really interesting.
00:24:31I get to the parameters of the problem...
00:24:33by breaking down the movement of a vector of a single ant unit.
00:24:37I don't know what they're doing. I don't care.
00:24:39I'm just breaking down their simple, basic mood.
00:24:42Stop.
00:24:43Go.
00:24:49Turn.
00:24:51Duration. That's it. Period.
00:24:54Okay?
00:24:55Now I take my ant signals, I run them through the digitizer.
00:24:58I record them on tape, I write them down...
00:25:01and I search for a correlation between what they say and what they do.
00:25:05Now, assumption.
00:25:07What we're seeing and hearing are commands...
00:25:10being directed at the central mass.
00:25:17They warned us.
00:25:20Relax!
00:25:22I forgot to turn out the light.
00:25:40Stop! Cut it out! What's the matter?
00:25:44Cut it out!
00:25:45Oh, Luke!
00:25:46Stop!
00:25:47Come back here!
00:25:48We've got to get...
00:25:49Stop!
00:25:50God damn it, will you? Sit!
00:25:51Stop!
00:25:52Stop!
00:25:57They're all over the place!
00:26:01Take care of the women!
00:26:02Get some help!
00:26:03Now I make various adjustments.
00:26:06Make up for time lag and a couple of other things.
00:26:08Don't worry about it.
00:26:09And I come up with...
00:26:13Are you ready for this?
00:26:14I come up with a positive correlation on the order of 80%...
00:26:18between this little squiggle and the command we commonly know as stop.
00:26:23And a positive correlation between that little squiggle and go.
00:26:27And that means these little mothers talk to each other.
00:26:30Now I think if I...
00:26:31I think if I...
00:26:32Keep away!
00:26:35They've got into the generator.
00:26:36Don't move!
00:26:37The backup unit cuts in automatically.
00:26:40Now I'm going to counter with 100% yellow.
00:27:01You're letting some get away.
00:27:02You're letting some get away.
00:27:03You're letting some get away.
00:27:04You're letting some get away.
00:27:05You're letting some get away.
00:27:33Maybe they've learned something.
00:28:03When you're trying to get away.
00:28:04I'm fine with that.
00:28:06You go, you not?
00:28:07I'm just gonna get away.
00:28:08I can't get away.
00:28:09You want to change anytime you need...
00:28:11To In-MВ.
00:28:13You're letting somewhere.
00:28:15I want you to practice anyway.
00:28:17You're getting away.
00:28:19You're letting someone catch up to that person.
00:28:21You're letting someone at combinations.
00:28:23You're letting someone know in their own mind.
00:28:25Yeah?
00:28:27You virtuous things like that.
00:28:30You're doing anything.
00:29:31James, this is really fascinating.
00:29:34People are dead back there.
00:29:46Yes, a tragedy. I don't understand it. They accepted the order. Why should they come here? Irrational behavior. Very sad.
00:29:59Now, just look at this, James. Consider the execution of this maneuver. In order to explode the generator, they had to create a living chain...
00:30:11Listen, Hubs, those people are dead. Don't you understand?
00:30:22People get killed sometimes.
00:30:24I think this yellow should hold its potency for three or four days.
00:30:34So, let's move on.
00:31:26We can start collecting now.
00:31:56We can start collecting now.
00:32:26We can start collecting now.
00:32:33Little sons of bitches.
00:32:36No, no, no.
00:32:38They're not individuals.
00:32:39They're individual cells.
00:32:41Tiny functioning parts of the whole.
00:32:44Think of the society, James, with perfect harmony.
00:32:48Perfect altruism and self-sacrifice.
00:32:51Perfect division of labor organized for preordained roles.
00:32:55Think of the building of elaborate and complex structures
00:33:00according to plans that they know nothing of
00:33:03and yet execute perfectly.
00:33:05Think of their ability to evolve
00:33:08and adapt in ways that are so beautiful
00:33:15and still so unknown
00:33:17and all contained in one simple form.
00:33:22So defenseless in the individual.
00:33:26So powerful in the mass.
00:33:33Well, let's begin
00:33:36with the first behavioral series.
00:33:39Heat.
00:33:41Cold.
00:33:43Isolation.
00:33:44Starvation.
00:33:45Slow pressure.
00:33:50And threat.
00:33:55Mantises prey on ants, as you know.
00:34:00Now, if...
00:34:04If you're still with us, James...
00:34:08When are we gonna get her out of here?
00:34:11That's going to be a little difficult, I'm afraid.
00:34:14Um...
00:34:16Turn on the microphone, please.
00:34:18Call in and have them send out a helicopter.
00:34:21I'm afraid the bureaucrats
00:34:24will be rather unhappy
00:34:26with the amount of our casualties.
00:34:33Now...
00:34:35Mantises are at this end of the maze.
00:34:38The ants are at the other.
00:34:40What are we gonna do with the girl?
00:34:44What is your concern with her?
00:34:46She's in shock.
00:34:47We can't just...
00:34:48She's a kid.
00:34:49Please, don't shout.
00:34:50This is a problem
00:34:54that will have to be dealt with
00:34:56over the next few days...
00:34:58until we're finished.
00:35:00If you won't call the vase, I will.
00:35:03I'm very much afraid
00:35:04that that will end our mission.
00:35:05Screw our mission!
00:35:11I've finished eating.
00:35:12You know, I don't know your name.
00:35:15Oh, Kendra.
00:35:17I'm Jim.
00:35:18That's Dr. Hubbs.
00:35:19Come in.
00:35:20Come on.
00:35:21You sort of had a close call out there, didn't you?
00:35:22How do you feel?
00:35:23Well, I'm about to go home now.
00:35:25I'll send a message today.
00:35:26Somebody will come along and pick you up tomorrow.
00:35:27If that's convenient.
00:35:28They killed my horse.
00:35:29Kendra, I'm sorry.
00:35:30Kendra!
00:35:31Stop it!
00:35:32Stop it!
00:35:33Stop it!
00:35:34Back away.
00:35:35Don't touch anything.
00:35:36It's all right.
00:35:37It's all right.
00:35:38It's all right.
00:35:39It's all right.
00:35:40It's all right.
00:35:41It's all right.
00:35:42It's all right.
00:35:43It's all right.
00:35:44It's all right.
00:35:45It's all right.
00:35:46It's all right.
00:35:47It's all right.
00:35:48It's all right.
00:35:49It's all right.
00:35:50It's all right.
00:35:51It's all right.
00:35:52It's all right.
00:35:53It's all right.
00:35:54This way. Don't touch anything.
00:35:56It's all right.
00:36:08That should do it.
00:36:11You've been bitten.
00:36:24Don't touch anything.
00:38:18We've had a report about a family in your vicinity.
00:38:22You haven't contacted any civilians, have you?
00:38:27No.
00:38:28We've had a report about a family in your family.
00:38:58We've had a report about a family in your family.
00:39:28We've had a report about a family in your family.
00:39:58We'll make progress, deciphering the ant language from the tapes recorded during the first skirmish.
00:40:05If he maintains this pace, we should be ready for their next move.
00:40:11It's a rather crude language.
00:40:23I think if I keep building up my library of sound words, I might even strike up a conversation with them.
00:40:34Of course, then the ants would have to come back.
00:40:39We'd have to be here for a while.
00:40:44When's the helicopter coming?
00:40:46Oh, it'll be here.
00:40:47I'm sorry about that.
00:40:48I'm sorry about that.
00:40:49Not your fault.
00:40:55Listen, you really want to see something?
00:40:58Another way of visualizing their signals.
00:41:00Watch this.
00:41:13I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:16I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:46I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:48I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:49I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:50I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:51I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:52I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:53I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:54I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:55I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:56I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:57I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:58I don't have the faintest idea of what it means.
00:41:59Oh, my God.
00:42:29Oh, my God.
00:42:59Hey. Remember me?
00:43:03Oh, yeah.
00:43:05How do you feel?
00:43:07Oh, better.
00:43:09Oh, that's good.
00:43:11I was, um...
00:43:12Dr. Hubbs?
00:43:13Yeah.
00:43:14Oh, he'll survive.
00:43:16Oh, good.
00:43:16Well, I'm really sorry about that.
00:43:19I...
00:43:19Oh, listen, if I were you, I'd have bopped those ants pretty good myself.
00:43:23You know, you've got a mean swing.
00:43:27Well, the main thing is you're all right.
00:43:30We'll get you out of here today.
00:43:35Well, what's the matter?
00:43:36Don't tell me you like this place.
00:43:37I don't know.
00:43:42My grandparents are dead, aren't they?
00:43:46Yeah, they are.
00:43:50Well, don't you have parents?
00:43:55Well, you must be hungry.
00:43:57Come on.
00:43:59I'll get you some breakfast.
00:44:02Okay.
00:44:03Call me through the hardware department.
00:44:05Can I ask you a question?
00:44:18Yeah, sure.
00:44:19Go ahead.
00:44:20What do you do here?
00:44:23Just a little research into statistical probabilities.
00:44:30That must be interesting.
00:44:31Mm-hmm.
00:44:35Well, we've got powdered eggs, powdered milk, powdered juice, dehydrated bacon, just like home.
00:44:46James?
00:44:47Are you all right?
00:44:49Yeah.
00:44:50All right, see you in a little while.
00:44:51Okay.
00:45:02Good morning, James.
00:45:05As you can see, we're under siege.
00:45:08What the hell's that?
00:45:10Well, it's more than reflected sunlight.
00:45:12Our temperature's already up five degrees.
00:45:14And there's another interesting detail.
00:45:16How do you suppose those ants manage to build on a poison strip where they absolutely cannot live?
00:45:24Did you say five degrees?
00:45:25Mm-hmm.
00:45:26An hour and a half.
00:45:27And, of course, the sun's not yet at full strength.
00:45:29Now, watch this.
00:45:32An hour and a half.
00:45:34Oh, you really must watch this.
00:45:36This is fascinating.
00:45:37There.
00:45:39Beautiful adaptation, isn't it?
00:45:41We challenge with yellow chemistry.
00:45:43They respond with yellow creatures.
00:45:45We're going to fry in here.
00:45:46A question.
00:45:48What do they want?
00:45:51What are their goals?
00:45:53They have no goals.
00:45:55Well, you saw how they disabled the truck.
00:45:59Listen, Huggs, I came down here to get in a couple of weeks of science in the sun.
00:46:02Listen, I did not sign up for a war against a bunch of goddamn ants.
00:46:07And furthermore, why the hell did you leave the truck out there in the first place?
00:46:12Bait.
00:46:14Bait?
00:46:15Well, I had to get them to attack us, didn't I?
00:46:17They're rather intelligent, you know.
00:46:19I thought you'd observed that geometric pattern in the field.
00:46:24You mean you saw it?
00:46:26Of course I did.
00:46:28Why didn't you say something?
00:46:30Why didn't you?
00:46:30Well, I didn't think you were smart enough to appreciate it.
00:46:33Well, you're high-class bug talk.
00:46:36I was afraid that you'd be terrified and run away.
00:46:42And I need you.
00:46:44Well, you're right about that.
00:46:45When's the helicopter coming?
00:46:48James, we are faced with a power that has appeared and is exerting itself.
00:46:55We have the opportunity to study it, to learn from it, to teach it its limitations.
00:46:59We can, in a word, educate it.
00:47:03You said you called.
00:47:06You can try the blue, of course, but they'd only readapt again.
00:47:09So we have to consider other alternatives.
00:47:12You mean you didn't call?
00:47:13It is absolutely vital that we give them the opportunity to try their strength against us and learn from its consequences.
00:47:23I'm going to call in, Hubbs.
00:47:25And I'm going to tell them not only to take that girl out of here, I'm going to tell them to take me out of here, too.
00:47:32You, Uncle.
00:47:33You're just as fascinated by this challenge as I am.
00:47:43We're cut off.
00:47:46And our success will be all the sweeter.
00:47:48Sunday, one o'clock.
00:48:04The battle is on.
00:48:06Lesko is preparing the counteraction I have indicated.
00:48:09The air conditioner is being adjusted to take account of the temperature rise.
00:48:17Human beings can exist in temperatures of 120 degrees or higher.
00:48:22But our computer shuts down at 90.
00:48:32Kendra.
00:48:35You want to see what we're doing?
00:48:36Come on, I'll show you.
00:48:41It's interesting.
00:48:47The name of the game today is King of the Hill.
00:48:50You see over there?
00:48:53Now, we want to knock them down before they burn us out.
00:48:56Okay?
00:49:06Now, we'll see you next time.
00:49:23What's that?
00:49:50White sound.
00:49:51It's every sound in the world all pushed together to make one really terrific noise,
00:49:55which we're broadcasting to those mounds out there.
00:50:02And that's what it looks like as we send it out.
00:50:05Okay?
00:50:08Now, when that sound gets out to those mounds,
00:50:10it bounces right back here and winds up down there.
00:50:15Good. Something's missing.
00:50:18One of the sounds we sent out didn't come back.
00:50:22Now, let's just see if we can find out what that sound is.
00:50:28There it is.
00:50:35And that's the sound we're gonna broadcast at those mounds.
00:50:39When we do, interesting things better happen.
00:50:48If you think that's loud for us, think of how those ants are gonna feel.
00:50:50That'll do it.
00:51:02Tell us, please.
00:51:12Okay.
00:51:15Let's go.
00:51:45They're going crazy.
00:52:15They're going crazy.
00:52:45They're going crazy.
00:53:15They're going crazy.
00:53:45They're going crazy.
00:53:47They're going crazy.
00:53:51They're going crazy.
00:53:55James?
00:54:00James?
00:54:02Damn, air conditioner.
00:54:05I'm afraid I'm feeling rather...
00:54:13It's on fire!
00:54:16Get away from it! Get out of the way!
00:54:25Logan and I are the best part
00:54:34Anyway, we're not so pretty
00:54:36We're the best part
00:54:38We go to the original
00:54:39We're here
00:54:40We're here
00:54:41We're here
00:54:42This is my favorite part
00:54:43We're here
00:54:44We're here
00:54:45We're here
00:54:46We're here
00:54:47We're here
00:54:49So, you're here
00:54:50We're here
00:54:51We're here
00:54:52We're here
00:54:53Beep. Beep.
00:55:23Beep.
00:55:53I just... I can't believe it.
00:56:00To know our plans, our strengths, our weaknesses,
00:56:05even the one machine that everything else depends on.
00:56:10How could they know?
00:56:13This is impossible.
00:56:16They knew.
00:56:23They knew.
00:56:53They knew.
00:56:55They knew.
00:56:56They knew.
00:56:57They knew.
00:56:58They knew.
00:56:59They knew.
00:57:00They knew.
00:57:01They knew.
00:57:02They knew.
00:57:03They knew.
00:57:04They knew.
00:57:05They knew.
00:57:06They knew.
00:57:07They knew.
00:57:08They knew.
00:57:09They knew.
00:57:10They knew.
00:57:11They knew.
00:57:12They knew.
00:57:13They knew.
00:57:14They knew.
00:57:15They knew.
00:57:16They knew.
00:57:17They knew.
00:57:18They knew.
00:57:19They knew.
00:58:50For a few hours at night, Lesko believes we're being allowed this time for some purpose,
00:59:00an hypothesis I do not share.
00:59:03If this were so, it would raise questions I had not considered.
00:59:11Transfer to mag tape, unit 3.
00:59:24Go straight, 6 units.
00:59:30Right, 120 degrees, 4 units.
00:59:40Right, 60 degrees, 4 units.
00:59:46Right, 120 degrees, 6 units.
00:59:51What are you doing?
01:00:12What are you doing?
01:00:16I'm doing something my way.
01:00:21Sending a message to the ants.
01:00:22Yes, I've been thinking about that.
01:00:28The conditioning process must be working, but they're not all affected as yet.
01:00:35They must be informed of their losses and their suffering, so they can draw the appropriate conclusions.
01:00:42What is your message?
01:00:46On the plotter.
01:00:47This is no message.
01:01:01Mathematics is the universal language among intelligent creatures.
01:01:05If there's an intelligence there, I wanted to know there's an intelligence here.
01:01:09For both scientists who areнал «signer» who are disabled.
01:01:13Anything wasgard as well.
01:01:15For both anti- transforming oxygen causes it's vital to those who have marginalized communities.
01:01:17But, I do not have to know there's an easy way to do, because there are many ouvprises that are singular IniPenarckage,
01:01:20through the motives of something called the発生 project,
01:01:24and there will be a large carrots for late mimتareceable.
01:01:27I said, yes, yes.
01:01:29So far, mostри's felt good to be able to go to our language and trustee.
01:01:33What that need to be achieved is?
01:01:36You have a lot, but I wanted to assume that to theérer name of the left.
01:01:38皆さん were using the Wayans.
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01:03:01How did they know? How did they know?
01:03:09You!
01:03:31Help me! Help me! Help me!
01:03:41Hug! Hug!
01:03:44I am helpless. I will not be humiliated!
01:04:01I am helpless.
01:04:32Got him!
01:04:40I'm sorry.
01:04:44Come on. Come on.
01:05:01Come on.
01:05:15Would you hold me for a minute?
01:05:31Who?
01:05:34Who?
01:05:38What?
01:05:41I don't know.
01:05:46¶¶
01:06:15James, James, if I was irrational during the heat of the day, I apologize.
01:06:37Why don't they kill us?
01:06:47They roast us in here all day, dare us to come out at night.
01:06:55Why play these games?
01:06:57What do they want?
01:07:03I've been thinking about specialization among certain insects.
01:07:09Take it easy.
01:07:14Try to get some sleep.
01:07:18In every ant colony,
01:07:23workers, winged males,
01:07:28and the Queen.
01:07:30Ants organized
01:07:32by the Queen
01:07:35for keeping her alive.
01:07:40She is the heart and soul
01:07:43of their lives.
01:07:48She's at the center.
01:07:50It is she who speaks.
01:07:56If she died,
01:07:59discipline,
01:08:01organization,
01:08:04would crumble.
01:08:08War's over, Hubs.
01:08:10They have the power.
01:08:11Only hope now
01:08:15is if they answer our message
01:08:16and we
01:08:17convince them
01:08:19we're worth keeping alive.
01:08:21I think I could locate the Queen
01:08:23and kill her.
01:08:31Lock the tracker
01:08:32onto her voice
01:08:34when she speaks.
01:08:36What makes you think
01:08:40she'd speak to you?
01:08:54What is it?
01:09:00Lights.
01:09:03It's just...
01:09:04Bear in mind,
01:09:30we still have our hard suits.
01:09:33Yeah.
01:09:34Two of them.
01:09:49They're sending back
01:09:50my message.
01:09:54Hubs, there's more.
01:10:04What does it mean?
01:10:16What the hell does it mean?
01:10:19A circle
01:10:20or the dot?
01:10:24Now I know
01:10:25how a rat feels
01:10:26in a maze.
01:10:26Rats in a maze.
01:10:34Rats in a maze.
01:10:36It's almost like
01:10:37a controlled experiment
01:10:39in which
01:10:40we
01:10:40are the subjects.
01:10:45Find out which
01:10:46rat is the smartest
01:10:48and the strongest.
01:10:51an intelligence test.
01:11:00An intelligence test.
01:11:12Could the circle
01:11:13be this place?
01:11:14And what does the dot
01:11:21represent?
01:11:26Could the dot
01:11:28be a person?
01:11:29Someone they want?
01:11:31Who could they want?
01:11:35They want somebody?
01:11:36To talk to them.
01:11:46You mean
01:11:49they might be angry
01:11:52at someone
01:11:53to do them some harm?
01:11:54What would they do
01:11:56with that person?
01:11:58I don't know.
01:12:00Would they let
01:12:00the others go free?
01:12:03James,
01:12:04come here.
01:12:06I believe
01:12:20I've located
01:12:23the Queen.
01:12:32She's in there.
01:12:36she's in there.
01:12:56She's in there.
01:12:58She's in there.
01:13:00She's in there.
01:13:03Oh, oh, oh, sweet to walk in the pilgrim's way.
01:13:22Leaning on the everlasting arms.
01:13:26Oh, oh, how bright the past grows from day to day.
01:13:43Leaning on the everlasting...
01:13:48Oh!
01:13:51Oh, oh, oh, oh, wait!
01:13:54Ha-ha!
01:14:17Where are the grenades?
01:14:19Used up when you destroyed the towers.
01:14:22All of them?
01:14:27Then we must devise something else.
01:14:52James, please, I have my boots.
01:14:57Would you please?
01:14:58I can't.
01:15:00You're going to walk out of here,
01:15:01tramp miles through the desert,
01:15:04destroy a colony full of poisonous ants and a deadly queen?
01:15:08Can't even get your boots on.
01:15:10Come on, sit down.
01:15:13What we're going to do is send another message.
01:15:19Then you must go.
01:15:24You must show them.
01:15:26We will not.
01:15:28Man will not give in.
01:15:31I'll tell you I figured out their first message.
01:15:45The dot is you.
01:15:50They want you.
01:15:53And they shall soon have me.
01:15:54I'm sorry, Hubbs.
01:16:10It's not going to happen your way.
01:16:12The dot is on your way.
01:16:28Kindra.
01:16:42Stop!
01:16:54She's there. That hill. The queen.
01:16:59Pubs, you can't do it now. Come on. Come on.
01:17:01The queen!
01:17:12Pubs! Pubs!
01:17:20Pubs! Pubs!
01:17:29Pubs! Pubs!
01:17:35Pubs!
01:17:38Goddamn you!
01:17:42I would still like to believe
01:18:11that given time,
01:18:13we could have come to an understanding,
01:18:16some rational accommodation of interests,
01:18:20some agreement.
01:18:24But that's not the way it's going to be.
01:18:34I've made some calculations
01:18:36about their rate of expansion
01:18:38using their intelligence,
01:18:40their powers of organization,
01:18:42their network of communications,
01:18:45their poisons,
01:18:47their ability to adapt genetically.
01:18:49I believe that after this test run,
01:18:51they'll move rather quickly into desert areas,
01:18:54taking over the countryside first,
01:18:58then laying siege to towns and cities.
01:19:01I believe they will learn as they advance,
01:19:04anticipating our moves,
01:19:05and continue to stay a move ahead.
01:19:07But we have only one chance
01:19:11of the counterattack suggested by Dr. Huggs,
01:19:15a direct assault on their queen.
01:19:19Jesus, I wish it wasn't me.
01:19:21There you are.
01:19:34There you are.
01:19:34Jesus, I wish you were found.
01:19:36Jesus, I wish you wereamaic.
01:19:37Give him one chance chanter.
01:19:38Christ, I wish you were山下abe is now.
01:19:41I wish you were y FXe.
01:19:43No!
01:19:44No!
01:19:44No!
01:19:45No!
01:19:45No!
01:19:46Oh!
01:19:46No!
01:19:46No!
01:19:47No!
01:19:48No!
01:19:49No!
01:19:49No!
01:19:49No!
01:19:55No!
01:19:56No!
01:19:56No!
01:20:00No!
01:20:00No!
01:20:01No!
01:20:02No!
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01:21:24We knew then we were being changed and made part of their world.
01:21:37We didn't know for what purpose, but we knew we would be told.
01:21:54We knew we were going to be so cool.
01:21:59We knew we would be beautiful.
01:22:04We didn't know it was the real person.
01:22:09We learned it now, but we learned it before and we learned it in four months.
01:22:17We learned it now,けどt.
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