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Harbinger Down (2015) is a science fiction thriller that follows a research team aboard a fishing vessel in the Bering Sea. When they recover mysterious debris from the ice, unexpected events begin to unfold, challenging their understanding of science and survival. With practical effects and a chilling atmosphere, the film offers a tense and isolated story at sea.
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00:02:59Hold on.
00:03:03Okay.
00:03:04Let's shoot.
00:03:07It's making it worse.
00:03:16Mount Ballyhoo?
00:03:17Really? That's not a native Aleutian name.
00:03:19They usually begin with A.
00:03:20Aleutian,
00:03:22Amoknok,
00:03:23Alaska.
00:03:27Hold on.
00:03:28Hold on.
00:03:29Alright.
00:03:30I'll navigate.
00:03:34Ulakta trail will take us to the morph.
00:03:38Ulakta?
00:03:39You?
00:03:49Oh my goodness.
00:03:51You said don't blow the budget.
00:03:54What?
00:03:57Captain's very punctual.
00:04:00Well,
00:04:01it is archetypal.
00:04:02Goodbye.
00:04:03The human being is very peaceful.
00:04:04It's very dark.
00:04:05I've been holding on.
00:04:06I've been holding on.
00:04:07Oh my God.
00:04:09I've been holding on.
00:04:10I can't see you.
00:04:11I have a woman good.
00:04:12I'm going to come to the next video.
00:04:13But before I get out of here,
00:04:14I'll be fine with that.
00:04:15I'll be fine with that.
00:04:16I get out of here.
00:04:17I'll be fine with that.
00:04:18In my opinion.
00:04:19This is why.
00:04:20Attention all hands, we needed to shove off at 1800 hours.
00:04:39We did not do that.
00:04:41Deckhams meet in the galley at five to discuss.
00:04:44Atka, get up here and take the wheel.
00:04:48All right, Bob.
00:04:49Have fun.
00:04:50On top.
00:05:07Uh, what's a sister doing here on a crab boat in Alaska?
00:05:14Hi, Rick.
00:05:16Sadie.
00:05:18I'm Doc.
00:05:19The, the, the ship's doctor.
00:05:22Perfect.
00:05:23I am...
00:05:23They call me Doc because I used to live under one.
00:05:27Nickname.
00:05:27Right.
00:05:28Great.
00:05:28Like one of the seven dwarfs.
00:05:30Yeah.
00:05:31Then they call him Grumpy.
00:05:33Mm.
00:05:34Why would this be in my locker?
00:05:37I wouldn't know.
00:05:38What would a cold fish have to do with you?
00:05:40You got a problem with me?
00:05:42You handle it like a man.
00:05:44Now, Svet, calm down.
00:05:46He's begging for an ass kicking.
00:05:48If anybody's going to be delivering an ass kicking, it's going to be me.
00:05:52You pull a knife on my ship, and I'll gut you with it.
00:05:55Now, if the rest of you are done with this goddamn tomfuckery.
00:06:01Do you kiss my grandmother with that mouth?
00:06:07Hi.
00:06:09Sadie, what the hell are you doing here?
00:06:11You know what I thought?
00:06:12You're going to be here next month.
00:06:14I sent you texts.
00:06:16Do I get texts on this doggone thing?
00:06:20Pop up.
00:06:20These are my friends, Ronnell and Stephen.
00:06:23Hello.
00:06:24Hi, hi.
00:06:24Guys, this is Captain Graff.
00:06:25You know, I was trying to explain to my crew about the benefits of punctuality.
00:06:29I think I'll let you brief them instead.
00:06:31Well, it's Stephen's project.
00:06:33You could...
00:06:34You tell him.
00:06:37We're tracking a pod of beluga whales that have been tagged with GPS devices.
00:06:40They're very sensitive animals, and the breakup of the ice caps has affected their migratory patterns.
00:06:46What happens to them is an indicator of what could happen to other species.
00:06:48So, you're getting paid for this?
00:06:50The two of us are working on our degrees.
00:06:52Stephen's our professor.
00:06:53We're funded by NOAA.
00:06:54Look, research grants are nothing but white people's government chief.
00:06:57Yeah, and something tells me that you don't vote, and you sure as hell don't pay taxes.
00:07:01What?
00:07:01Okay, okay, knock it off.
00:07:04These people are here to get some work done, so are we.
00:07:07We crab at night.
00:07:08Can you work during the day?
00:07:10There's bad weather coming up.
00:07:12Oh.
00:07:13We'll run into the first string around 11 tonight.
00:07:17G, set them up in the old radio room.
00:07:21All right, you heard the captain.
00:07:23Let's go.
00:07:30Well, I guess this is our room.
00:07:32Okay, now this I am definitely curious about.
00:07:37You want to know about this thing?
00:07:39Sure.
00:07:39This is cutting edge.
00:07:40It's a portable molecular analyzer.
00:07:44Place the sample in this cartridge, and it can tell you everything from what species
00:07:48it is, and whether or not it has a cold or cancer.
00:07:52Hey, Bowman.
00:07:53I wonder if that thing can analyze a fart.
00:07:55Okay, leave now, cavemen.
00:08:00Go wrestle sharks or whatever you do.
00:08:02All right.
00:08:05Wait, I thought you guys were just tracking the whales.
00:08:08Yeah, but if we can get a teeny sample, we can see how climate change is affecting their
00:08:12migration pattern as well as their biology.
00:08:14Let's add some visual aids.
00:08:19Here we are, and here are the whales.
00:08:22Can you tell if they're acting normal?
00:08:24Sadie to the wheelhouse.
00:08:26Sadie to the wheelhouse.
00:08:27Sadie to the wheelhouse.
00:08:41Hi.
00:08:45We all settled in?
00:08:47It's kind of strange to be back.
00:08:55Your mom and dad love the ocean as much as I do.
00:09:01We got sea water in our veins, you and I.
00:09:04Take the wheel.
00:09:06I'm gonna try to get some rust.
00:09:10Sadie, don't let fear hold you down.
00:09:13They wouldn't want that for you.
00:09:18inevitably they've aged hours or amused.
00:09:25You may have to prepare few ricars, too.
00:09:28Just all move on.
00:09:35The light wash is very uncomfortable,
00:09:39but I'm ready for you, Audrey.
00:09:40You took six metres of last year
00:09:43the man who was passenger,
00:09:46Rana, wake up.
00:10:16Rana, wake up.
00:10:46Rana, wake up.
00:11:16Rana, wake up.
00:11:18Rana, wake up.
00:11:20Rana, wake up.
00:11:22Rana, wake up.
00:11:24Rana, wake up.
00:11:34Rana, wake up.
00:11:40Rana, wake up.
00:11:42Rana, wake up.
00:11:44Rana, wake up.
00:11:46Rana, wake up.
00:11:48Rana, wake up.
00:11:50Rana, wake up.
00:11:52Rana, wake up.
00:11:53Rana, wake up.
00:11:54Rana, wake up.
00:11:56Rana, wake up.
00:11:58Rana, wake up.
00:12:00Rana, wake up.
00:12:02Rana, wake up.
00:12:04Rana, wake up.
00:12:08Rana, wake up.
00:12:10Rana, wake up.
00:12:12Rana, wake up.
00:12:16Rana, wake up.
00:12:18Rana, wake up.
00:12:20Rana, wake up.
00:12:22Rana, wake up.
00:12:24Rana, wake up.
00:12:26Well, it isn't new ice. The older it is, the bluer it is.
00:12:31What about this? Satellite, maybe?
00:12:34Can we kill the work lights and get a spot on this?
00:12:56Somewhere in the Bering Sea, aboard the crabbing ship Harbinger.
00:13:05Wait, hold on. Let's cut. We are aboard the crabbing ship Harbinger, somewhere in the Bering Sea.
00:13:12Behind me, a mystery. At this point, the contents of this ice chunk are frozen in mystery.
00:13:19The, uh, back on me, the unmistakable bluish hue you see here tells us that it is not a new piece of ice.
00:13:28And here, keep me in the frame, these rounded edges speak of melting, not breaking off, no doubt caused by climate change.
00:13:36Whoa!
00:13:38There's a palpable sense of urgency, excitement, and perhaps, yes, trepidation.
00:13:45Again, this is Dr. Stephen Lichty aboard the Harbinger.
00:13:49We'll be checking back in with you as the mystery reveals itself.
00:13:56Great. I think we got it.
00:14:15Control panel.
00:14:21Something should stay frozen.
00:14:25Pop-pop. Look at this.
00:14:30Is that an alien or something?
00:14:43Soviet.
00:14:45This thing's been frozen since the 80s.
00:14:56We're going to need to turn this over to the authorities.
00:14:59Uh, no. It's property of the university.
00:15:01Bullshit. How do you figure?
00:15:03Found by a university representative. So...
00:15:05It's safe to assume the Russians are going to want it back.
00:15:09Correction, it's from the Soviet Union, which no longer exists.
00:15:12He's right. Pop-pop. Salvage law. Whoever finds it, owns it.
00:15:17Okay. Then it belongs to Sadie.
00:15:21And everything on this ship is under my control.
00:15:24The weather's turning that.
00:15:26We're going to knock the ice off.
00:15:28And put this hunk of junk in the hole, then nobody's going to touch it until we get in Dutch Harbor.
00:15:32Uh, hold on a sec.
00:15:34Uh...
00:15:34Captain Zol...
00:15:35What part of this don't you comprehend?
00:15:47Can he do that?
00:15:50You want me to keep rolling?
00:15:52Turn it off.
00:15:53Stop it.
00:16:15Bye.
00:16:15Bye.
00:16:17Bye.
00:16:19Bye.
00:16:20Bye.
00:16:20Bye.
00:16:22Rolling, that storm's headed our way, pushing ice.
00:16:36It's probably dragging our pots.
00:16:39We're gonna wait it out in the shallows.
00:16:52Burned to a crisp, a man anywhere to die but that.
00:17:22All right, we're gonna ice these crabs.
00:17:24We're gonna be here a while.
00:17:29Oh, hey, man, come on, careful with that.
00:17:31You're gonna freeze yourself into an Eskimo pie.
00:17:33Eskimo pie.
00:17:34Yeah, I'm Inuit, by the way, asshole.
00:17:37Yeah, but Inuit pie isn't as funny.
00:17:52What the fuck?
00:17:55What's wrong with you, man?
00:17:57That shit ain't funny.
00:17:59Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
00:18:03Come on, damn.
00:18:04Hey, hey, hey, I got a hot condition.
00:18:06You can't be doing that shit.
00:18:07That ain't funny.
00:18:09Let's get to work.
00:18:10No mayday, Dutch Harbor.
00:18:11Informing you we've dredged a piece of wreckage with human remains.
00:18:17No mayday, Dutch Harbor.
00:18:19Repeat.
00:18:20Negative mayday.
00:18:21Harbinger out.
00:18:23Goddamn it.
00:18:24Goddamn it.
00:18:25No mayday, Dutch Harbor.
00:18:28Repeat.
00:18:29Negative mayday.
00:18:30Harbinger out.
00:18:32Goddamn it.
00:18:53Sadie, we need to talk about our find.
00:19:09You know as well as I do, it is not within Pop Pop's purview to simply assign ownership.
00:19:14Um, are you guys getting any cell service?
00:19:17It's the storm.
00:19:18Internet will be down, too, until it passes.
00:19:21Thanks.
00:19:27Look, I'm sure he means well, but it is not going to look good for you at the university
00:19:32if you countermand my authority on this expedition.
00:19:35You are my student.
00:19:37So any theories as to what brought down your spaceman?
00:19:41Soviet spacecraft design isn't exactly my area.
00:19:44Her spaceman.
00:19:45You know, uh, ownership has not technically been established.
00:19:48Uh...
00:19:49Aren't you curious?
00:19:50Her curiosity is irrelevant?
00:19:53I'm just saying, if I was a scientist, I would be down there.
00:19:57Sciencing.
00:19:58Sciencing?
00:20:00Good lord.
00:20:01What?
00:20:02You don't just jump into this sort of thing hickety-pickety.
00:20:05Okay?
00:20:06CSI Alaska.
00:20:07Look, Sadie, I know you're excited.
00:20:12Me too.
00:20:13And kudos to you for playing a huge part in finding this thing.
00:20:18It's gonna be wonderful for your career, but it's a big deal.
00:20:22Okay?
00:20:23And it needs to be managed properly.
00:20:25And you just don't have the experience, kiddo.
00:20:28That's where I come in.
00:20:29Okay?
00:20:30And I will look out for you.
00:20:34We got it.
00:20:41Okay.
00:20:42Good.
00:20:43He's planning to cut you out of this.
00:20:46But if I countermand him...
00:20:47The salvage rates are yours.
00:20:48If Professor Esswipe wasn't here, what would you be doing right now?
00:20:53Gee, run distraction for a second.
00:21:08I think we got off on the wrong foot earlier.
00:21:13I'm sorry?
00:21:14Sometimes I...
00:21:16I overcompensate.
00:21:18It's kind of...
00:21:19I come off strong.
00:21:21It's kind of hard for me to talk about it.
00:21:24We don't have a lot of meaningful conversation in this job.
00:21:29Hey.
00:21:30Do you have a second?
00:21:32Sure.
00:21:35I get teased a lot because of my size.
00:21:38And I've never talked to anybody about it.
00:21:41But you're a doctor, right?
00:21:43Well, yes, but I'm not a psychologist.
00:21:46Although I have read extensively on the subject.
00:21:50Um...
00:21:52Sure.
00:21:53Most of my experience is theoretical, not practical.
00:21:56But I think I could help you.
00:21:59Can you read any of these?
00:22:00Nothing special.
00:22:01Radio...
00:22:02On-off.
00:22:03How do you say?
00:22:04Retrobooster?
00:22:05Hmm.
00:22:06Hello, my God.
00:22:07I will try.
00:22:08How continue.
00:22:09I'm glad I'm going to take this off.
00:22:10What do you have?
00:22:11Oh, I love you.
00:22:12I'll try and see.
00:22:13It's very sweet.
00:22:14I love you too, buddy, I don't have any questions.
00:22:15I'm sorry about it.
00:22:16I almost never know.
00:22:17I don't have any questions.
00:22:18You can't...
00:22:19Can you read any of these?
00:22:20Nothing special. Radio on-off. How do you say? Retro-booster?
00:22:43Nicarabu. The ship was moonlander.
00:22:50Are you sure? Yeah. They abandoned their moon missions in the 70s.
00:22:57Maybe they made it, but kept it a secret?
00:23:20He didn't burn to death.
00:23:30Fortunately, I know we just met, I think you're socio-centric, which gives you hope. I mean, that you can, if you sort of face it head-on, can help that stagnated individual get beyond that sort of, I would say, immature stagnation in their development, cognitive development.
00:23:45Of course, it's not your job to be anyone's clinician. I'm not saying you have to put on a lab coat or anything.
00:23:51Although I think you'd look great in a lab coat. I do. Wouldn't you look great in a lab coat? Extra, extra, extra, extra, extra, extra, extra large. Extra.
00:23:58Oh, I'm doing it. I'm teasing you now. I'm stagnating. I'm sorry.
00:24:05Um...
00:24:17I'm sorry.
00:24:18Um...
00:24:19I'm sorry.
00:24:37Um...
00:24:40Um...
00:25:12I don't know if this word translates to water bear.
00:25:22Let's go.
00:25:27Don't you want to check this out?
00:25:28I've got what I need.
00:25:31I would also suggest looking into some books on tape.
00:25:35I have some...
00:25:39You know, drinking isn't going to make the pain go away.
00:25:42God, I hope you're wrong.
00:25:44Big G, you might want to slow down.
00:25:46You know, every time you call him Big G, you point out his size. Are you aware of that?
00:25:50This is a sensitive fellow trapped in a giant's body.
00:25:54Oh, I'm trapped all right.
00:25:56You're so sensitive.
00:26:01We're not interested in Piaget at all.
00:26:04Nonetheless, it's a brand of vodka.
00:26:09The two of you, classic G and J stage two behavior.
00:26:14You're right there.
00:26:15Classic.
00:26:16How about stage one?
00:26:17So how's our spaceman?
00:26:42Still dead.
00:26:44What do you call a frozen communist?
00:26:49Hammer and Popsicle.
00:27:05Could have suffered massive internal trauma for all we know.
00:27:08Right now I'm interested in the smaller picture.
00:27:11For a big man, you can't hold your vodka.
00:27:20Sounds like a...like a challenge.
00:27:24No challenge.
00:27:25A Russian woman can out drink any man.
00:27:28You all the way from Russia?
00:27:29All the way.
00:27:30It's right there.
00:27:31I can see Alaska from my house.
00:27:33I think I have a file on this.
00:27:36It's a tardigrade.
00:27:38Also known as a water bear.
00:27:41So what do you think the Soviets were doing with them?
00:27:45God only knows.
00:27:47God damn it.
00:27:48So this is how we're gonna play it, huh?
00:27:52Ugh.
00:27:53Ugh.
00:27:54God damn it.
00:27:55So this is how we're gonna play it, huh?
00:27:56Ugh.
00:27:57Ugh.
00:27:58Ugh.
00:27:59Ugh.
00:28:00Ugh.
00:28:01Ugh.
00:28:02Ugh.
00:28:03Ugh.
00:28:04Ugh.
00:28:05God damn it.
00:28:06So this is how we're gonna play it, huh?
00:28:07Ugh.
00:28:08Ugh.
00:28:09Ugh.
00:28:10Ugh.
00:28:11Ugh.
00:28:12Ugh.
00:28:13Ugh.
00:28:14Ugh.
00:28:15Okay
00:28:17Oh my god.
00:28:47What is that?
00:28:49Are those tardigrades?
00:28:52His body must be riddled with them.
00:28:54I should have an advantage here.
00:28:58Size doesn't matter.
00:29:01Guys usually love to hear that, but from you it's a threat.
00:29:07Do I threaten you, Biggie?
00:29:10You really want to throw down that gauntlet?
00:29:15I'm always ready to throw down.
00:29:45Come on, I can't fight a girl.
00:29:52I can't fight a girl.
00:29:59What did you do?
00:30:01What did you do?
00:30:03What did you do?
00:30:05Ah!
00:30:07Oh.
00:30:11Ah!
00:30:12Oh, my God.
00:30:42Oh, my God.
00:31:12Have you got a health risk here?
00:31:13Well, there's no indication that they're still alive.
00:31:15I see decomposition and no motility.
00:31:18They're rotting?
00:31:20That doesn't make me feel any better.
00:31:21You know he likes you, right?
00:31:40Well, that's his business.
00:31:51You know about makeup?
00:31:52If that thing's toxic, two tons of crab gone to waste, we'll head back to Dutch as soon
00:32:00as the weather breaks.
00:32:01That's the first order you've given that's made sense.
00:32:05You're a guest on my ship.
00:32:07I'm going to be polite.
00:32:08Get the hell out of my wheelhouse.
00:32:10Certainly.
00:32:11But consider this.
00:32:13Instead of leaving sealed human remains inside of a pressure suit, she chose to expose us
00:32:18all to who knows what kind of biohazard.
00:32:19And this right here is going to be very helpful in the lawsuit I'm recommending the university
00:32:24bring against you for encouraging her recklessness.
00:32:27Really?
00:32:27Yes.
00:32:29Or we can stop with this nonsense, Sadie.
00:32:35Sign over all claimed to this fine to me, and I will make sure the university doesn't
00:32:40hear about your little indiscretion.
00:32:41Do you know where you are?
00:32:43You really want to fight against the university?
00:32:45We have more money than the Vatican and almost as many lawyers.
00:32:48It's not worth it.
00:32:50I'll sign your release.
00:32:53That's a good girl.
00:32:55See how smart an education makes you?
00:32:57Now, can we please wrap up my find for safekeeping?
00:33:07How does whale scientist know how to do makeup?
00:33:11Before I was a whale scientist, I was going to school to study makeup.
00:33:16See?
00:33:17Cinema makeup school.
00:33:19Only in America.
00:33:22Can I ask how you got this?
00:33:26Bad breakup.
00:33:27Oh, my God.
00:33:29Did they catch the guy?
00:33:31They found him.
00:33:33Most of him, anyway.
00:33:36We'll need to be as airtight as possible.
00:33:38We'll tape over the seams, medically seal this thing inside, do it right.
00:33:42Is this a joke?
00:33:43What?
00:33:44Take a look.
00:33:47What?
00:33:47What the hell?
00:33:50What the hell?
00:33:54Where?
00:33:55Where is he?
00:33:56What did you do with it, Sadie?
00:33:59Nothing.
00:33:59What, did you throw him overboard?
00:34:01No.
00:34:02Why would I throw it overboard?
00:34:03Hey, if you can't have the credit, no one can.
00:34:05Is that it?
00:34:06That's bullshit.
00:34:07You think she carried a man's corpse up those stairs?
00:34:09Maybe you helped her.
00:34:09You're the bronze, she's the brains, you conniving bitch!
00:34:15Have you lost your mind?
00:34:16Get your hands off me!
00:34:18If she said she didn't move it, she didn't move it.
00:34:22Maybe he did it.
00:34:23Maybe he got up and walked away by himself.
00:34:25Fuck you!
00:34:26If you throw one more tantrum, I'm gonna bite your goddamn nose off you.
00:34:32Goddone.
00:34:56All hands, front and center.
00:34:58Now, now, listen up.
00:35:04Where's Svet?
00:35:07Listen, we got a little problem.
00:35:09That body we found in the wreckage, it's gone.
00:35:12Gone?
00:35:13Now, I don't know if anybody's trying to be funny.
00:35:15Oh, why are you gonna look at me?
00:35:17I'm not gonna be touching some dead commie.
00:35:19Why don't you go ask Roland?
00:35:21He probably gets lonely down in that injury room.
00:35:23That's a creepy-ass dude if you ask me.
00:35:24I'm not accusing anyone.
00:35:25Yes, you are, Grav.
00:35:26You're always accusing me of something.
00:35:28I'm not accusing you.
00:35:29I'm not accusing you.
00:35:30I ain't showing respect.
00:35:31I told someone you had to be done.
00:35:35Steven!
00:35:37What are you doing?
00:35:42Are you okay?
00:35:44Can't breathe.
00:35:46Come on.
00:35:47Come on, let's get you inside.
00:35:52Okay, I'm gonna get them out.
00:35:53Hang tight.
00:35:55There is no way of going on there.
00:36:01Steven Fick, he won't come in.
00:36:03What?
00:36:11Steven, come on!
00:36:12Help me!
00:36:13Steven, let us help you!
00:36:15Help me!
00:36:16Help me!
00:36:17You're gonna want that!
00:36:18You're gonna want that!
00:36:19You're gonna want that!
00:36:20Get them all over.
00:36:21Come on!
00:36:22No!
00:36:23Come on, let's go!
00:36:24Come on, let's go!
00:36:25Get pulled out of here!
00:36:26Come on, come on!
00:36:27Come on, come on!
00:36:28Come on!
00:36:29Come on!
00:36:30Come on!
00:36:31Please, please!
00:36:32Help me!
00:36:33Get the red cap!
00:36:34Get the red cap!
00:36:35Get the red cap!
00:36:36Get the red cap!
00:36:37Ah!
00:36:38Wet rags!
00:36:39Okay, I want it!
00:36:40Let's go!
00:36:41Shit!
00:36:42Ah?
00:36:43Let's go in the car!
00:36:44What?
00:36:45Just get out of here!
00:36:46Get out of here!
00:36:47Get out of here!
00:36:48Get out of here!
00:36:49He's burning!
00:36:50Get out of here!
00:36:51Get out of here!
00:36:52Get out of here!
00:36:53Get out of here!
00:36:54Get out of here!
00:36:55Get out of here!
00:37:16Oh!
00:37:19Ohh!
00:37:20Oh, my God.
00:37:50What the hell just happened?
00:38:12This is because of our spaceman?
00:38:13Way to go, genius.
00:38:15Way to put on that thinking cap.
00:38:16Way to go.
00:38:17Of course it's our spaceman.
00:38:18What is it with you?
00:38:19It's a question.
00:38:19All right, all right, calm down.
00:38:21Calm down.
00:38:22She's going to tell us what we need to know.
00:38:24You're going to tell us, Sadie, right?
00:38:26There seems to be an organism on the ship.
00:38:31Well, no shit, considering we were all in its goddamn splash zone.
00:38:34How did it do that to Steven?
00:38:36I don't know.
00:38:40There are some parasites that produce chemicals that liquefy the bodies of their hosts.
00:38:55I knew this was going to go bad, but you just had to bring it on board, didn't you?
00:39:06I put this on you.
00:39:07You and this voodoo bullshit!
00:39:09Back off!
00:39:10Doc, I thought it was a Japanese seaman.
00:39:12Right now, I wish it was!
00:39:13I don't know!
00:39:14I don't know!
00:39:16I don't know what it is, but I know that it went from the dead pilot to Steven.
00:39:23And the answer to the question that nobody wants to ask is yes.
00:39:32We've all been exposed.
00:39:33Some of us more than others.
00:39:45Fuck you.
00:39:47I'm clean.
00:39:50We all saw that thing glob together and go down the drain?
00:39:53All right, we've been exposed.
00:39:55Anything that happens to the rest of you is on me.
00:39:58We're heading for Dutch Harbor.
00:39:59Screw the weather.
00:40:01We'll be quarantined, but at least we'll have medical attention.
00:40:03I need to run some tests.
00:40:06Yeah.
00:40:07I want to stick with Sadie.
00:40:09That liquid nitrates is all we've got as a weapon.
00:40:12I want you here on that hose.
00:40:16Otka.
00:40:18Otka!
00:40:19We've got to get those engines started.
00:40:21We'll go check on rolling.
00:40:33Let's heat them up.
00:40:46Still alive.
00:40:48Hug the little fuckers.
00:40:52Why do they need to generate that much heat?
00:40:53Maybe first order of business is to kill the brain of the host.
00:40:59Let's see if they have a threat response.
00:41:07Link may become a solid.
00:41:10Unlinked it may act as a liquid.
00:41:11That kind of energy requires a food source.
00:41:15You're talking about us?
00:41:16You're talking about us.
00:41:46Roller.
00:41:59Roller.
00:42:00Harker.
00:42:25What the hell could Ben steal like that?
00:42:30What's all that mean?
00:42:32Showing the DNA of more than one species.
00:42:35Tess, it's no good.
00:42:37Seawater carries the DNA of everything that lives and dies in it from bacteria on up.
00:42:42These things have been basking in a DNA soup for who knows how long.
00:42:45They've absorbed the genetic codes of hundreds of species.
00:42:48If they can be a liquid or a solid, they can replace the host's blood, muscles, skeleton.
00:42:54And even reprogram its DNA.
00:43:00I don't know what's left with your DNA.
00:43:05It's probably going to be a better thing.
00:43:10What's that?
00:43:12It's almost real.
00:43:14What's what?
00:43:16Oh, my God.
00:43:46You've gots to freeze any one of us?
00:43:59Yeah, I guess I do.
00:44:02Then why don't you have your hands on that nozzle?
00:44:05No one's freezing my ass, I could tell you that much.
00:44:35We're going to need a bigger bucket.
00:44:59That thing was big enough to overpower Atka.
00:45:01And strong enough to bend that drive shaft.
00:45:07That means we're going nowhere.
00:45:10If it got Atka, it's going to get bigger.
00:45:13It can change shape from liquid to solid and back again.
00:45:16It can take whatever form it wants.
00:45:20We better ice that thing before it realizes
00:45:24that a lot of these bulkheads are not watertight.
00:45:29How smart do you think it is?
00:45:31Pretty fucking smart.
00:45:44Battery backup only lasts a couple hours.
00:45:47The wheelhouse is on its own private source.
00:45:49If it killed the power, it's still in the engine room.
00:45:53It's where the generator is.
00:45:55Okay, we need to upgrade this bucket system.
00:45:58Liquid nitrogen, pressurized scuba tank, tubes, trigger, pretty simple.
00:46:12Is it safe to operate?
00:46:13I'll get back to you on that.
00:46:14Wait, wait, wait, wait, stop.
00:46:40Ready, go.
00:46:47Ready, go.
00:46:47Pull it.
00:46:47Okay, go.
00:46:59Go, whoa.
00:47:00Go.
00:47:09Come, go.
00:47:09Come, go.
00:47:16Hold on, hold on.
00:47:44I got it.
00:47:59Help! Help! She's gone crazy!
00:48:03Help! Help, guys! I don't know what to do! I tried to stop her!
00:48:08What the hell are you doing, Sven?
00:48:10She's infected!
00:48:11Oh, I'm not! Goddammit, she hates me!
00:48:14What makes you sure he's infected?
00:48:15He's sweating.
00:48:16Of course I was sweating! This bitch freaks me out! Please, Big G!
00:48:20This isn't gonna happen, Sven!
00:48:22He's infected! He's a risk to all of us!
00:48:25Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
00:48:26You don't know that about any of us!
00:48:28Please, grab! Please, grab!
00:48:32I'm sorry, G. I know he was your friend.
00:48:36I got the knife! I got it!
00:48:39Hey! Hey!
00:48:41Everybody back in the hole.
00:49:08Everybody back in the hole.
00:49:17Did it have to be fire?
00:49:22Freeze melts. Fire is forever.
00:49:37What are you really here for?
00:49:57What are you really here for?
00:50:07No answer.
00:50:11Explain this.
00:50:14That's some pretty fancy gack for a crabbing trip.
00:50:32This is military communication gear.
00:50:34What are you doing with it?
00:50:39What the hell?
00:50:42This is almost over with anyway.
00:50:48You're right, Captain.
00:50:50I'm not here for crabs.
00:50:52She's here for the wreckage.
00:50:54What?
00:50:56You're a Russian agent?
00:50:59Sounds so...
00:51:02Cold War.
00:51:05We're called consultants now.
00:51:09This lunar lander was lost in 1982.
00:51:13Since we got signal, consultants have been posing as fishermen on trawlers.
00:51:20Why the subterfuge? Why not just let the Russian Navy pick it up?
00:51:24We deserve some answers.
00:51:28Soviets tried to create cosmonauts resistant to the radiation.
00:51:34Didn't work out so well.
00:51:36No shit.
00:51:38Rather than risk entire crew of a naval vessel, I'm here to observe and advise.
00:51:42But we've contained it, right?
00:51:43I mean, all we have to do is stay here until the storm clears, and you call your ship and they'll come get their experiment back, right?
00:51:56They don't want it back, do they, Svet?
00:51:57Let some small, unsuspecting fishing boat pick it up and find out just how deadly this organism is.
00:52:04I think we all agree.
00:52:06This disease can never reach shore.
00:52:08You could've told us.
00:52:13We could've thrown that thing back!
00:52:16That was not the plan.
00:52:20So what's the plan now?
00:52:24In 30 minutes, the submarine that's been tracking us will surface and pick me up.
00:52:3730 minutes after that, the explosives I plan to detonate.
00:52:42Nobody.
00:52:45Deep Six is my ship.
00:52:49I should've broken a neck when I had the chance.
00:52:52But you're a gentleman.
00:52:54Not enough gentlemen in the world.
00:52:56So these are our options?
00:53:13Death by drowning, death by Russian, or death by monster?
00:53:17Keep talking, I'll give you one of them now.
00:53:26Papa, Papa, I'm so sorry.
00:53:29I asked you to haul this thing apart.
00:53:31No, no, don't.
00:53:33I was as...
00:53:35as curious as you were.
00:53:40What's grandma gonna do?
00:53:43She already lost her son.
00:53:47Sadie, I hope you can find it in your heart someday to forgive me.
00:53:51For not telling you.
00:53:54She's passed.
00:53:56Three months.
00:53:58Five days.
00:54:04What?
00:54:05How?
00:54:07Anchor had a cancer.
00:54:09She was really sick for a long time.
00:54:11When she got the diagnosis, she went really fast.
00:54:14Why didn't you tell me?
00:54:16She didn't want me to tell anyone.
00:54:19She didn't want the fuss.
00:54:21She was so exhausted she couldn't worry about
00:54:23making sure that people knew what was happening were okay with it.
00:54:28Time just slipped away.
00:54:33Every time I go to sea, I bring rashes.
00:54:36And I just can't bear to scatter them.
00:54:44Sweetheart.
00:54:46I'm so sorry.
00:54:47I'm so sorry.
00:54:48I'm so sorry.
00:55:17I'm so sorry.
00:55:19How can you be sure that that sub is really coming?
00:55:23Spam me, you silly mind games, Captain.
00:55:26They need my report.
00:55:28That's why they inoculated me.
00:55:30That's great.
00:55:32Well, I'll get shots.
00:55:34Shut up.
00:55:36This is a very rare drug.
00:55:38And there's a difference between inoculation and antidote.
00:55:41What if we just rush you?
00:55:56You might get one or two of us.
00:56:01Good chance we'll get you, though.
00:56:11What do you think?
00:56:15The gun! The gun! The gun! The gun!
00:56:17Take it!
00:56:19The gun! The gun! The gun!
00:56:23Take it!
00:56:25The gun! The gun! The gun!
00:56:27Take it!
00:56:28Take it!
00:56:52Not such a gentleman after all.
00:56:54Tell us what those charges are!
00:56:55Okay, okay. You be reasonable, I be reasonable.
00:56:59Where the fuck are they?
00:57:01Two are in the engine room.
00:57:03In the...
00:57:04Hmm...
00:57:13Hmm.
00:57:15Hmm...
00:57:17Hmm...
00:57:23Move! Move!
00:57:24Oh, my God, my God, my God, my God.
00:57:54Let's go on. We gotta find those chargers. Come on.
00:58:00Two of them would take out the engine.
00:58:02The other four will be below the waterline for sure.
00:58:05We should stick together.
00:58:07We don't have time. Teams of two.
00:58:24Jesus. Just wanted to make sure.
00:58:48Got one.
00:58:54Magnetic.
00:58:58There's nothing there. Is she bluffing us?
00:59:00What's below us?
00:59:01The bilge, but there's no way to get into it.
00:59:04There's no access?
00:59:05Just a hole for drainage pipes.
00:59:15Give me that line.
00:59:18We gotta find the other one.
00:59:24There's nothing there.
00:59:26There's nothing there.
00:59:31Don't let you get into it.
00:59:32There's nothing there.
00:59:34Oh.
00:59:36Oh.
00:59:38Oh.
00:59:42Ah, man.
00:59:44Gotcha.
00:59:45Let's go.
00:59:46Give me a minute. I can straighten this fucker out.
00:59:48Gotcha, let's go. Give me a minute. I can straighten this fucker out. We don't have a minute
01:00:08Found two any luck nothing the other four must be down here
01:00:14You can't get in the bilge a man can't but that could
01:00:18It's toxic down there be careful
01:00:48What do you see not much
01:01:03They're all here
01:01:05All along one wall Russia the bitch was gonna breach the hole on one side and roll us over
01:01:11I'm gonna get him be careful
01:01:18Hmm
01:01:42G G
01:01:44There was two tons of crab in here
01:01:52Oh my god
01:01:56Sadie, Sadie
01:01:59You got to get out of there
01:02:01I only have two of the chargers
01:02:03There's more goo than we thought
01:02:05A lot more
01:02:06What?
01:02:14Sadie?
01:02:19It's all around me
01:02:28There's still two charges
01:02:36Where did it?
01:02:53No, no, no
01:02:54What's wrong?
01:02:55Oh no, oh no, oh no
01:02:56What's wrong?
01:02:57I lost it
01:02:58No
01:02:59Forget it. Please, Sadie, get back up here.
01:03:14I got it.
01:03:29Pull. Pull off.
01:03:42Oh, no. Oh, no.
01:03:47Yes.
01:03:50Careful. These are contaminated.
01:03:59What the hell?
01:04:02Back out! Back out of here!
01:04:04Go!
01:04:16Move! Move!
01:04:19Come on, Sadie! Sadie!
01:04:29Back out of here!
01:04:31Get out of here!
01:04:33I'm coming!
01:04:34Get out of here!
01:04:36They're out of here!
01:04:37Go!
01:04:38Go!
01:04:39Look!
01:04:40Go!
01:04:41Go!
01:04:51Move!
01:04:52Come on!
01:04:54Go!
01:04:55Get out of here!
01:04:56I'm coming!
01:04:57Get out of here!
01:04:58Come on, go, go, go! Move it!
01:05:05Come on, come on, come on!
01:05:08Oh!
01:05:22Seven, two, man.
01:05:25Pop-up.
01:05:27Pop-up, are you hurt?
01:05:30Oh, no. Please, no.
01:05:38Sadie?
01:05:43Oh, no. Please, no.
01:05:47Nothing can be done.
01:05:50Here. Here, we can clean it off.
01:05:52Loman.
01:05:53It's gonna be fine.
01:05:54Keep her away from me.
01:05:57It'll be fine. I can just take it off.
01:06:00O?
01:06:01Yeah.
01:06:10How do you hear?
01:06:12We're here.
01:06:13I'm sorry.
01:06:14I'm sorry.
01:06:15I'm sorry.
01:06:16It's gonna be fine.
01:06:18You're not leaving.
01:06:19Can you hear me?
01:06:20Do you hear me?
01:06:23I'm here.
01:06:24your bitch is dead asshole and we're still alive we're alive so fuck you and your little experiment
01:06:46we're still alive we're alive we're still alive
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