Original subtitles

(wind blowing) (thunder cracks)

- Guys, guys you gotta check this out.

It's fogged in everywhere, you can't see

10 feet past your nose.

It's so surreal.

What's the matter?

- It's pea soup out there.

Can't even see the egger at the end of the bow.

Think we ought to call this in Cap?

- Yeah, go ahead and leave the position.

Gotta find a way to steer around this thing.

(thunder cracks)

- You guys need a little fresh air.

We knew there was gonna be some weather, right?

- Fresh air?

- Yes, fresh air, it's invigorating.

- Frost, this is worse than the bungie jumping.

- What do you mean worse than bungie jumping?

You love that!

- I cracked two ribs.

- But you bounced back, right?

- If it's like this for two weeks, I don't think

I can handle it.

(mysterious screeching)

- I got nothing on 16.

- Hey Stack?

- What?

- Check it out.

- Okay, okay, wait you know what you need?

You need a little group photo.

- Don't you dare ask us to say cheese.

- You see, there's that sense of humor I'm looking for.

Okay, come on now on three.

Ready? One --

- What is that?

- Two, three.

(camera clicks)

(thunder cracks)

(seagulls caw)

- Karen?

Sweetheart?

You okay? - [Karen] Ross?

Yeah, I got a killer headache.

- What the hell happened?

- Lindsey?

- Well, looks like we made it through the storm.

- Storm?

- Where are we?

- Cap, what's our position?

How far away are we from San Juan?

- Look this electrical storm knocked out my engines.

I have no electricity, I have no radar, I have nothing.

Barometer's spinning like a top.

I don't know what's going on.

- Okay, thanks.

- Hey, Captain?

- Yeah?

- We're pretty much dead in the water.

- Well, might as well check the engines.

Probably something electrical.

- Reservoir cracked.

Most of our fresh water drained out before

I could get down there to stop it.

Barometer's all screwed up too.

- Stack.

Can we try to keep everything positive down there?

- Yes sir.

- Land!

- [Lindsey] Thank you God.

- What island is it?

- You know what.

There shouldn't be any land around here for miles.

- Well maybe the storm blew us off course.

Are you sure you don't know our position?

- It's hard to tell with the instruments out.

- The instruments are out?

- I said it's difficult.

It's not impossible.

Stack's working on getting the engines started.

Right Stack?

- Uh, yes sir.

- Anyway it looks like the tide is moving us

towards that island.

- Finally some good news.

- Well the anchor's set.

I think she'll hold.

So what do you say we take the Zodiac

and get some land under our feet?

- Yay!

- Yeah, I'm in.

- Main thing is we gotta replenish this water supply.

Without that we are not going anywhere.

- Maybe we'll bump into a pina colada

while we're over there.

(Karen giggles)

- My time in the boy scouts

did not leave me unprepared.

(ominous music)

- Frost!

- [Frost] Yeah?

- Come here, I saw something.

- What?

What, like what?

- Right there, in the water, it was...

- Well what did it look like?

- I dunno, it was big.

- Like a whale?

- No.

- Maybe it was a manta ray.

- No.

Look, you know, I'm gonna stay here.

- Karen.

- What?

- I just --

- Wait, no, no, baby it's been a crazy night.

You'll be fine.

- You don't believe me?

- Karen, don't you wanna get off the boat?

- Yeah, but --

- Wait, wait, wait, why don't you stay here as well?

Both of you?

- No.

No, I'm going with you guys.

Fricking Jaws couldn't keep me from feeling

sand between my toes.

- All right fine, I'm gonna stay here with her.

- No, no, you go.

I'll be okay.

- Hey, you can let her stay, but I'm gonna need

every hand I can get.

So all ashore is going ashore.

- Okay. Okay, I love you.

Take care of yourself.

- I'll be back in a little bit.

- Okay.

Be careful.

- You see this?

It's a flare gun.

It's loaded.

Close it, cock the hammer

put it above your head, and fire.

- Okay.

- We see the flare,

we know you're in trouble.

- What about if you guys are in trouble?

- Well

we'll just hightail it back here as quickly as possible.

ASAP.

(waves crashing)

(Lindsey giggles)

- That's more like it.

No more boats, no more boats.

(Lindsey laughs)

You guys go on ahead, we'll --

- Here you go Romeo.

- Meet us up in a couple hours.

- [Lindsey] Come on. - [Frost] No, let's stay here.

- [Lindsey] Come on, you're all sandy.

(adventurous music)

- I think I remember where we came from.

See that, see that gorge --

- Ah, that's your job.

- We need to have a better look.

I think we need to see what's going up around here.

Hey Stack?

- [Stack] Yeah?

- Go aloft would you?

Have a look around, we need to know which way we're going.

- Aye, aye, captain.

- I see why you keep him around.

- Who, Stack?

Grew up island hopping.

He's more help than you can possibly imagine

in an environment like this.

He's fine.

- All this work he's doing is making me thirsty.

- Where the hell'd he go?

- Thank you.

- He's fine.

- Hell of a view from up here.

(mysterious music)

Some birds about half a click due east.

- [Captain] Hang on!

Oh, that's a good sign.

Wildlife usually congregates near water.

Hey Stack!

Come on down, we're gonna head that way.

- The flare!

- [Cole] What'd he say?

- What?

- The flare!

(pterodactyl caws)

(Stack yells)

- Stack!

- Oh no.

Oh my god.

(caws)

(Lindsey screams)

- Stack!

- Lindsey!

- Oh shit!

- Linds!

Lindsey!

Lindsey!

Lindsey!

Lindsey, you can't just run off like that.

God.

- Linds.

What the hell are those?

(dinosaur roars)

- Oh shit.

(dinosaur roars)

- Frost!

- Come on you guys, I'm trying to stay alive.

- Go!

Go, go, go, go.

Run.

- Run where?

(dinosaur roars)

- Where is it?

Where's the boat?

- [Cole] Zodiac's gone as well.

- It was right here!

- [Lindsey] No!

- [Cole] Lindsey, Lindsey just keep it down okay?

Whatever's in that jungle, whatever laid those eggs.

There's a pretty big chance --

- We have to get off this island.

- You just calm down.

- Karen took the boat!

- Karen didn't take the boat.

- Maybe it broke free anchor.

- The flare.

- What?

- The flare, that's what Stack was yelling

when he was on top of that rock.

It's the flare!

(distant roar)

- We're exposed out here.

We gotta get in the trees.

Get in the trees!

We gotta go.

- Wait, wait, wait --

- We're too exposed out here, get in.

Come on.

Come on!

- Okay, okay this looks like a good spot.

Our backs are safe here.

- Our backs, what about our fronts?

- Honey, honey --

- Honey, don't honey me right now.

- Just calm down Linds.

- I gotta get to the beach, I mean,

what are we doing here?

Okay, I gotta get -- - [Lindsey] What is this place

- Frost, we can't go back there.

Captain, where are we?

- Okay, look.

I know we went past Haiti.

We couldn't have gone as far as San Juan.

- San Juan?

San Juan?

I didn't see any of those things that ripped

your friend apart in the brochure

for Puerto Rico.

- Lindsey, please please.

- What, what?

This is all his fault.

- [Cole] We'll figure something out.

- They're always driving into this bullshit, okay?

- [Captain] Just calm down Lindsey.

- Lindsey you stay here, don't you run away.

- In the first place, she's probably drifting

on the anchor somewhere.

- Just stay alive first.

- [Captain] Give her, give her a breath.

- Is that the best thing we've got?

- Oh no, I got you.

Take that Cole, that's it.

- Okay.

- You and Lindsey stay put.

The Captain and I are gonna head in

and we're gonna find that flyer with Stacks.

- No, no, no, we're sticking together.

- We don't know what's out there, okay?

I don't want Lindsey to get hurt.

You all right?

- Yeah, what if you don't come back?

- We will, I want you to gather whatever

you can that will burn.

We're gonna need a fire when it gets dark.

- I'm not spending the night in this place.

- Lindsey.

You remember when we were on the cross-country

skiing trip and I broke my ankle?

You took my weight and got me back down the mountain.

Remember? - [Lindsey] Yeah

you blacked out for a while.

- We're back on that mountain Linds.

Okay?

I'll be back.

- I could use some help here.

Frost.

I'm sorry about what I said.

- What?

- About all this being your fault, it's not all your fault.

I mean it's mostly your fault.

- That barometer wasn't broken.

- What?

- The barometer on the boat, it wasn't malfunctioning.

- Frost, I really need you to pull it together here.

- That thing that took Stack,

it lived during the period of this planet's history

that had a much higher level of oxygen.

High enough to support animals of that size

and bigger.

(ominous music)

(dinosaur breathes)

- Cole, that's Tyrannosaurus

(dinosaur roars)

- Frost, I wanna go home.

- We're gonna need a lot more firewood.

- What do you think?

- Why don't we just go around?

How long you known Frost?

- [Cole] I dunno, 15 years?

- [Captain] Oh, you guys are old buddies.

- We work together.

- Us now.

Well if we get back, you know

to Key West.

Maybe, you guys could come up with a little more money?

- Good luck.

(waterfall cascades)

- That's a good spot over there.

(buzzing insect)

- Cole.

Cole, check this out.

Cole.

Check it out.

(laughs)

Check it out, oh that was amazing.

That thing could carry me away.

Yeah that's funny, okay, yeah.

We better get back there before dark.

Got it. Okay.

Hey Cole, look.

The coast is clear.

Got fresh meat.

Uh, look...

I think you should go.

- Let's go.

- Go on, go ahead.

I'll watch.

Yeah, Cole.

Hurry. Hurry!

Get a big piece.

(dinosaur roars)

Let's get the hell outta here!

(exciting music)

(dinosaur roars)

What?

Oh shit!

(dinosaur roars)

(frantic breathing)

- Run!

- Run!

(yells)

(dinosaur roars)

Get down, right here, get down, get down.

(scattered yells)

(dinosaur roars)

(dinosaur roars)

- What?

Where'd it go?

- Maybe it's hiding.

Wait, wait, wait, no, no Cole.

Maybe it's hiding out there.

- No, no, no, come on.

Linds, stay here.

Why would it just leave?

- Oh my god.

- [Cole] Glad it didn't stick around.

- What is this place?

Where are we?

- So what's the plan boss?

- Well we just take turns keeping the fire lit.

In the morning, hopefully we'll find Karen.

- I am so hungry, I could eat a dinosaur.

(chuckles)

- I don't think I'm gonna sleep much in this place.

- Don't worry, we're gonna find Karen.

I hope so.

- I am so glad to be back in my bed.

(fire crackles)

(ominous music)

(angelic singing)

(thud)

- [Man] It's no bacon and eggs, but

I'm so hungry I could eat a horse and chase the jockey.

- Who are you?

- Oh sorry mister sleepy head.

Guess you missed the introductions.

I'm Jude.

Jude Jackson.

This here's Joe.

Not much of a conversationalist but excellent listener.

- Where the hell are we?

- That's the $64 question.

We dropped down the rabbit hole, if you know what I mean.

No place I ever heard of.

Thank you.

- No, no, no.

- Not even in flight school.

- How long have you been here?

- One year, two months, and 11 days.

Who's counting, right?

Thank you.

I'll tell you too, it's no easy task

to survive around here.

Making it through the day without

becoming someone's lunch is like a

like a date with the Andrews sisters, you know what I mean?

(chuckles)

That's a good day.

We don't get too many feminine types around here.

There was one.

Showed up about the time I got here, but

she didn't last long.

You must be the group that came in on the boat, right?

- Boat?

You've seen the boat?

- Yeah, a boat's kinda like an easter egg

in an orphanage around here.

- Where?

- It's a little sticky.

- Look, I don't care how sticky it is.

My wife's on that boat, I need to find it now.

- Just getting to that boat's gonna take

everything you can muster.

I'll lead you right to it.

Can't promise it's still there though.

Getting your boat back?

That's a whole 'nother ball game.

Mind if I have another one of those?

- Let's go.

- You know it's called survival of the fittest.

Can't believe you guys didn't bring any firepower at all.

You show up with knives?

- We weren't planning on fighting a war.

- You can say that again.

(curious music)

- This is where I dropped into our little island paradise.

Broke an arm in the process.

Hung up there like a Christmas ornament

before anyone found me.

That's where I met Joe.

(adventurous music)

Everything in here we collected

from somewhere on the island.

Kind of a little museum we put together.

- Shit.

- [Jude] Oh, this is Conrad.

Conrad, everybody.

- Hi.

- When are you from?

- What, I'm from Manhattan.

- What year?

- Yeah, I thought he was crazy too.

He may be, and me with him.

Conrad was skipper on a vessel called the Connemara.

- You were onboard the Connemara?

- Damn fine vessel.

- Uh, she would have covered in 1955.

- He's been here for 54 years?

- 10 years.

311 days.

(match lights)

- Hey, hey, smell that?

Smell that?

Is that petrol?

- Bubbles upright, touches the ground.

- Conrad knows this place better than I ever will.

You'll guide us across?

- Meh.

- Great.

How far are we gonna get with some crazy old man?

- Hey, hey.

He might not be as crazy as you think.

(birds chirping)

- [Cole] So Jude, where'd you get the rowboat?

- Just like everything else.

Washed up on the beach.

I don't know what happened to the people in it.

- You know if you got a boat

why don't you just use it to leave the island?

- Making it past the breaks in something

that small's impossible.

Believe me, I tried.

I almost became a snack for them big sons of bitches

that live out in the deep.

- Wait a minute, what?

- Just...

(grunts)

(grunts)

- Hey.

Something's been bothering me.

Now what kind of plane was it you said you bailed out of?

- TBM Avenger.

Flight 19.

- Did you know that flight 19, that whole squadron

disappeared in 1945?

- Yeah, two weeks before my 26th birthday.

Had a hell of a party planned when

I got back to base too.

- Wait a second.

Okay, so you were on flight 19

your friend was on the Connemara.

- Affirmative.

- What?

- We were traveling through what I always thought

was a fictional zone.

It's known as the Devil's Triangle.

- We went through the Bermuda Triangle?

- I thought they disproved that.

It's like methane gas or something.

- Dude, we got dinosaurs.

Flight 19, the Connemara,

well documented disappearances.

Dude, we must have gone through some kind of doorway.

Or something.

- Come on, we're wasting time.

Let's find Karen.

- On that thing?

Thing looks shady, how do you know it'll even float?

- We'll know.

Believe me.

- Come on.

(peaceful music)

(bird chirps)

- [Conrad] Okay, tight.

(creature roars)

(Lindsey screams)

- Cole!

- [Lindsey] Help him! Cole! - [Captain] Gimme your hand!

- [Lindsey] Cole! - [Frost] Cole!

Where is he?

- I'll get him, get him.

(wails)

- Gimme your hand.

- Come back.

- Gimme your hand!

- Cole, come on.

- Help him.

Help him, get him out!

- Good, get him!

- [Lindsey] Cole! - [Frost] Gimme your hand.

- [Lindsey] Cole! - [Frost] Help him up.

Grab him.

- What the fuck was that?

The fuck was that?

(Lindsey whimpers)

- Let's get outta here.

- What was that?

- Are you okay, are you okay?

Huh?

- [Cole] I'm okay. - [Lindsey] Okay.

- Can you keep going?

- Yeah.

Yeah, let's go.

- Don't you think you ought to give your friend

a minute to rest?

- What?

- He's fine.

Right, you're fine.

- Yeah.

- We gotta go get my wife.

Make sure she's safe.

Come on, let's go.

- Let's get outta here.

Let's get the hell outta here.

- Oh my god.

- We're gonna wanna keep out of sight through this stretch.

Okay?

Keep the jibber jabber to a minimum.

- That means our boat's gonna be around here somewhere.

- It could be.

Just keep your eyes skinned and everything else shut.

Okay?

Shh, let's go.

- [Captain] Who the hell are they?

- [Jude] Germans.

I don't think they got the news we kicked their ass.

(chuckles)

They took over this whole side of the island

as soon as they arrived.

- [Woman] Let me go!

- Karen.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Hey, that's okay.

Relax, we gotta make a plan, all right?

We don't wanna go rushing in there all willy nilly.

- [Karen] Let me go!

Let me go!

- Conrad knows a way we can sneak in behind them.

Suss out the firepower.

We're gonna get your wife.

- Let's go.

- [Jude] All right.

(adventurous music)

Hey, you got any of that giggle juice left?

- Yeah, good idea.

- Careful.

- Here.

Hm.

Hm.

What are you doing?

- We're gonna need some illumination.

Unless you wanna go in there blind.

- I'm not going in there.

- Look, my friend here says this cave comes in

right behind the Jerry's.

So you can come with us or you can stay here.

But you'll be by yourself.

Everybody keep your head down and be quiet.

(fire lights)

(ominous music)

(Lindsey yelps)

A lot of that going around.

- It's okay, it's all right.

Come on.

- Oh there's Pat.

- Shhh.

(Speaks German)

- (Speaks German)

- (Speaks German)

- Mon fraulein.

(speaks German)

(speaks German)

(speaks German)

- (Speaks German)

- (Speaks German)

(speaks German)

(cocks gun)

(man chuckles)

- If we're gonna get her out of here safely,

we're gonna have to create a diversion.

You know, draw em outta here somehow.

Go ahead.

All right, here's what we're gonna do.

Conrad and I are gonna get around to the front.

Create some sort of ruckus.

The rest of you get in there and get her out lickety split.

Now there's guns in there, so once she's safe

get what you can, so we can deal with the soldiers.

- I think I'm gonna stay with Conrad and Jude here.

And if I can get on my boat.

Then I can prep her.

We can make a fast getaway.

- Wait, wait, what kind of diversion?

- It'll be something you won't miss.

- Okay, just be careful, okay?

- Thanks.

- We're gonna move back by Karen.

(footsteps)

(speaks German)

- (Speaks German)

(laughter)

- Cap.

Stay here and watch the boat.

We'll be right back.

(Conrad grunts)

- A lot of those Jerry bastards back there, huh Connie?

- Guns I swear.

We need something to keep everybody busy

and give us a chance to take care of ourselves.

If you follow.

- How bad's that gimpy old leg?

- I could dance the jitterbug if it'd help

me get on that boat.

- Wanna have some fun?

Come on.

- Jesus.

- [V-Neck man] (Speaks German)

- You better get yourself a start, Connie.

Might be pretty good behind you.

So run like it means something if you know what I mean.

- What are they waiting for?

- Shh.

(whistles)

- Ah!

(dinosaur roars)

(exciting music)

(dinosaur roars)

(dinosaur roars)

(dinosaur roars)

(dinosaur roars)

- (Speaks German)

- (Speaks German)

(speaks German)

(rumble)

(Jude breathes hard)

(dinosaur roars)

- Scheisse.

- Lukas!

(screams)

(jaws crunch)

(dinosaur roars)

(gunfire)

(dinosaur roars)

(thud)

- I've been on this island too long to take the chance.

We row out now and let them kill each other.

(gunfire)

(dinosaur roars)

(roaring and gunfire)

- (Speaks German)

(gunfire)

- (Speaks German)

(Captain grunts)

- Hey!

What are you doing?

(dinosaur roars)

(gunfire)

(dinosaur roars)

(gunfire)

(dinosaur roars)

(gunfire)

(dinosaur roars)

(gunfire)

They're stealing my boat!

- Stop! Lonzo, Stop!

- The boat, they're taking my boat.

They're taking the boat!

They're taking my boat.

(exciting music)

(yelling)

- Come back!

- (Speaks German)

- We can all go!

- Come back!

Come back!

- Come on.

- Stop.

(crickets chirp)

- Stop!

(speaks German)

(speaks German)

- It's just blood man, it's just blood.

- Hey, guys. Guys.

This isn't blood.

- (Speaks German)

- (Speaks German)

- Hey, hey, hey.

Just because you yell, doesn't mean I understand ya

you Kraut bastard.

- They speak very little English, I'm afraid.

- And I speak very little German,

so I guess that makes us even.

- Touche.

- You speak pretty well.

- Even though I am a Kraut bastard,

I studied for three years at Cambridge University

before the war begun.

- You know the war you fought in?

It was over a long time ago.

- What do you mean the war is over?

- Listen. You all came in on that submarine, right?

- Myself and many others.

As you saw in our graveyards.

- Listen to me.

There still may be a way for us to get outta here,

I mean all of us.

- What are you talking about?

- Stand back.

Old Conrad said there was oil here.

And that old T-Rex, he tracked it right in here.

So you find that old T-Rex.

That's gonna be the only possibility we got

getting off this island.

But we're all gonna have to work together.

- First we have a job to finish.

(dramatic music)

(speaks German)

(speaks German)

- Where are you going?

- I'll be back.

You stay here, I want you to be safe.

- What about you?

- I'll be back.

- Don't go.

- They are extremely dangerous from what we've seen.

We call him the Shrammeptor.

It means scarred one.

He's had his share of fights.

And the island is more than half his territory.

They have a particular taste for human as well.

Watch your back.

(animal noises)

- Petroleum.

Listen. Hey, hey, petroleum!

(animal noises)

Hey Zander, Zander.

Hey, hey, hey.

Petroleum.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Frost.

(tar bubbles)

What would you say, right up there?

- Fast.

- How fast?

- So fast.

- Oh yeah this is good.

- (Speaks German)

- This is good, this is very good.

(Captain grunts)

- Shh, shh.

(dinosaur roars)

- Shrammeptor.

- [Frost] Shit. - [Zander] The Shrammeptor.

- Wait, wait, wait.

- Come, come.

- Come on.

(distant animal noises)

- Okay, let's go.

(men chuckle)

- [Captain] Come on, come on!

Go, go, go, go.

(distant animal noise)

(Cole giggles)

- What now, Captain?

- Now.

We go.

Now

now

now

comes the dangerous part.

(men giggle)

- Well if this doesn't work, we can always

use it to make moonshine.

- You're not that far off.

No, I mean actually you add heat to petroleum

it breaks down its component.

You got jet fuel on the top, asphalt the bottom.

You got your methane and you got your kerosene,

gasoline and your diesel.

We're gonna put the petroleum in here.

Theoretically we're gonna add heat.

The petroleum distills,

travels through this copper coil,

go down through here, through here,

it goes up and it's gonna end up in this cooling reservoir.

Obviously, we don't have a lot of control of the heat

so do I have to explain to any of you what happens

when petroleum gets like really really really hot.

(mimics explosion noise)

Exactly.

So I think we've gotta give this place a lot of room.

I think we should work in two minute shifts,

and that starts right now.

Pick a partner.

Pick a partner.

So everybody.

- Lonzo?

- Guys? Guys?

- Danke schoen.

- We had to move this thing away from camp

and now we are completely exposed to like everything.

You know maybe,

maybe you might wanna go with the others.

At least until I'm sure that this thing works.

- We make sure together.

(waves crashing)

- Wow.

- Yeah, wow.

(waves crashing)

(relaxed music)

(drop drips)

- Hmm (speaks German)

(gas trickles)

(scattered German speech)

(gas trickles)

- All right.

You got the honors.

- May God be with us.

(generator starts)

- Yes!

(happy cheers)

- [Captain] Let there be light.

(music plays)

- With music, anything is bearable.

Even weeks beneath the ocean.

- What would it take to get that submarine running again?

- It would take many more gallons than we used

for this small generator.

- Well, suppose then we could get the fuel.

- Some basic repairs.

- Judging from the moon, the tide's gonna peak

in about two weeks.

- You want us to try and sail away on a submarine?

- Might be the best opportunity we have.

- First

we have one large problem to deal with.

- That's the Shrammeptor.

- The Shrammeptor.

- Isn't that what I said?

- Shershrammeptor?

- I understand, it's okay.

- Why don't we hunt the T-Rex like we do other animals?

- We've tried.

Our firearms do very little damage,

especially at a safe range.

Wounded they only become that much more dangerous.

It would take a cannon to bring them down.

- What'll it take to get the bus off the beach?

(gunshot)

- You know.

I got an idea.

When I was a kid, my dad used to use M-80s.

You know, cherry bombs?

To scare the deer out of the hay fields.

Now I know scaring a T-Rex is gonna be

a hell of a lot more dangerous than trying

to run a white tail out of a hay field, but

if we could use whatever gunpowder or

small explosives, anything we could put together

that makes a big noise, we got a chance.

Just gotta take a tip from our primitive ancestors.

You know how they used to push mammoths

off of the edge of cliffs?

We'll do the same thing.

Using our explosives to drive the T-Rex through the ravine.

Somehow away from his lair and all that petroleum

and onto the beach.

There's only one thing on this island big enough

to bring something down that's as big as that.

We'll have to get lucky.

Precise.

But if we do

we'll have access to all the petroleum we could ever use.

- Just have one problem.

How do you get the T-Rex started in the first place?

- He's right.

When you use the explosives to initially

drive him from his lair,

you set that petroleum on fire.

We're never gonna put it out.

- That's true.

Getting him out will be my job.

(suspenseful music)

Come on you big ugly lizard.

(dinosaur breathes)

(dinosaur roars)

(dinosaur roars)

Lonzo, now!

(explosion)

(explosion)

(dinosaur roars)

(explosion)

(dinosaur roars)

(explosion)

(high paced music)

- (Yells German)

(explosions)

- Hey!

Hey!

Come on!

(dinosaur roars)

(dinosaur roars)

Lindsey!

- Now!

(explosion)

(gasps)

(dinosaur roars)

No, Cole!

Cole! Cole!

(yelps)

(dinosaur roars)

- Come on!

Come on!

- No!

(jaw crunches)

(dinosaur roars)

(explosion)

- Hey.

I know you wanna be alone right now,

but you have to be careful walking around here by yourself.

It's dangerous.

- He was the only one in this whole world

who made me feel like I wasn't alone.

I dunno, I just...

I can't believe that he's gone.

It doesn't make sense to me.

- It's not fair.

But he's opened the door for us Linds.

Just like he's always done.

Everybody has to work hard for us to pull this off.

You have to do your part.

I need you for this.

You're not alone.

I'll wait for you outside.

(waves crashing)

- You're gonna have to dig.

You're gonna have to dig, dig, dig.

I mean it's gonna take a lot of digging.

We gotta remove sand

from the base of the hull and the bow

all the way down to the stern.

- (Speaks German)

- He says he would dig to Haiti himself

if it meant getting back to his girl friend.

- So, if we can remove enough sand

and get enough water under the base of the hull.

High tide, we should be able to slip her free

off this sand, and get her outside.

- With the engines running we could empty the ballast tanks,

make her more bouyant.

- Um, his girl friend.

She, um...

She may have gotten really old.

She may even be dead.

It's a different world than the one you left.

- I have a wife and child of my own.

There are many great mysteries Captain.

We must not waste the opportunities others have given us.

Lonzo, Lucas. Schneller!

- Got an extra shovel?

(tar bubbles)

(exciting music)

- (Speaks German)

- (Speaks German)

- (Speaks German)

Yeah, Frost? They're good, yeah?

- Yeah.

Yeah.

Oh God.

- All right I think I can have this finished --

- When this is finished I show you something.

(waves crashing)

- (Speaks German)

Frost, Frost.

Yeah, yeah. Here, here.

Huh, huh? Yeah?

- Yeah.

- Come here.

(Captain exhales)

- Can we make it in time?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I think so.

It's gonna take a lot of fuel.

We're gonna need every drop once we slip her off the sand

and get her out to sea.

We're only gonna get one chance

when we blow those ballast tanks.

Other than that, I wouldn't worry about it.

(waves crashing)

(shovels dig)

- [Frost] All the supplies are loaded.

Food, water, everything we could think of.

- Mr. Frost, once we blow the ballast tanks,

there's no turning back.

- We can't.

- We gotta, it's high tide now, it's --

- We've still got people out gathering fuel right now.

- Okay, now get them on the boat.

We just have to hope that what we have

is going to be enough fuel.

- Oh God, the tide waits for no one man.

(empty clanking)

- (Speaks German)

(tar bubbles)

(dinosaur roars)

(suspenseful music)

(dinosaur roars)

(dinosaur roars)

(gunfire)

(dinosaur roars)

- (Yells German)

(dinosaur roars)

(gunfire)

(yells German)

(dinosaur roars)

(gunfire)

(dinosaur roars)

(explosion)

(dinosaur roars)

- The tide's high.

It's now or never.

Let's get this boat off the sand.

Blow the tanks, blow the ballasts!

(explosive rumbling)

- Wait.

Wait, wait!

They're not back yet.

- Lonzo.

(Lonzo grunts)

Hey.

- I feel lost.

- Lonzo!

- Lukas.

Lukas, we have to get to the submarine.

- (Speaks German)

- Go.

- Okay.

(rumbling dinosaur footsteps)

(dinosaur roars)

- Well fire the engines!

- (Speaks German)

- (Speaks German)

(air sprays)

(dinosaur roars)

- Starting propellor.

- (Speaks German)

(engine revs)

- Okay, now reverse!

Full reverse, now!

- (Speaks German)

(dinosaur roars)

(explosions)

(men cheer)

- We did it!

What, what'd he say?

- Frost may not have made it back?

I think we lost him.

- Karen! Karen!

- She was, she was here just a minute ago.

- Frost.

Hey.

You okay?

It's too late, it's gone.

- Why weren't you on it?

- Not without you.

- [Frost] I may never know whether the attempt was

successful and the submarine was able to escape this place.

Maybe

someday

others will come here just as we did,

and we can hope again.

In the meantime, life continues to move forward.

Time passes.

Even in this wild place, forgotten by the world,

we've managed to make a home.

As I end my story

and send it out to whatever fate it may find,

it reminds me that we're always at the beginning.

God bless us on this journey.

Frost Michaels.

(peaceful music)

♪♪