All language subtitles for Planet of the Apes s01e05 The Legacy.ennng

[ Panting, Sighing ]

You know,
before I met you two,

I lived in
a comfortable house.

I-I ate excellent food,
every day.

I was living the good life,
and now look at me.

- You're very hard to please.
- [ Chuckles ]

You don't like being on the run with
a fair chance of being killed by Urko?

Well, I would like a couple of minutes
to think that over before I answer.

What about all the excitement
and stimulation we provide, the fun things you've learned?

I have learned...

that life is made up
of a series of hills...

that I get to climb up
so that I can climb down.

Well, I know exactly a way to find out
what's on the other side of that hill.

Marvelous the way you figure
these things out, you know.

Mmm. Here we go.

It can't be.

Whoo!

[ Pete Chuckling ]
I'd forgotten what a city looks like.

[ Yapping ]

This is downtown nowhere.

Hello there.

What do you call
this... city?

Hey, look, we're friends.
We just wanna talk to you.

Are there any apes here?

- There goes the welcoming committee.
- Hold it! Listen!

[ Hoofbeats Approaching ]

Oh!

- Okay to get my heart started again?
- Mmm.

- We better find a place to hole up.
- Another day, another hole.

What about this place?
I wonder what it was.

Must be important,
by the looks of it.

- So was the Colosseum.
- What's a Colosseum?

It was an arena where humans
were forced to fight animals.

The animals usually won.

"Oakland...

Science Institute."

- That was a government think tank.
- This-- Oakland?

Well, it was.

Come on.
Let's take a look.

Interesting decor--
done in Early American disaster.

Hmm?

[ Alan ] This looks like it
could be something interesting.

Let's take a look.

- [ Air Hissing ]
- Vacuum-sealed.

Mm.

Oh! Now, what is that?

Beats me. Did you ever see
anything like that, Pete?

- Uh-uh.
-Someone sure wanted it to last for a long time.

[ Sighs ]
Wanna push some buttons?

I don't understand.

[ Electronic Clicking ]

[ Gasps ]

In the years to come,

whoever finds our institute,

we, the scientists, greet you.

The destruction of our world...

as we know it
is imminent.

But our civilization's
great advances...

must not vanish.

We have, therefore,

deposited the sum of all
our scientific knowledge...

in a number of vaults
which are located...

in various cities
throughout the world...

and which, we hope,

will be found
by future generations.

In this city, the vault
is embedded in concrete...

[ Recording Slows ]
on the lower level of the--

[ Recording Fades, Stops ]

[ Electronic Pulsing ]

- [ Pulsing Stops ]
- Power!

Could be.

This baby's been around
for a long, long time.

- Is it magic?
- No, Galen, it's technology-based,

- way ahead of our time.
- [ Whimpers ]

- Ah. Here, try this.
- Yeah, good.

- Hmm.
- What do you think?

There's probably zinc
in the power unit.

We should be able to find
some copper plumbing pipe,

then all we need
is a container and sulfuric acid to re-up a battery and get this going.

Does it matter?

It could give us all the answers
we've been looking for.

- [ Sighs ]
- Let's go get that copper.

- Insulation. This should do it.
- Do what?

We burn this, collect the fumes--
we've got sulfur dioxide.

You blend it
at the right temperature with water and oxygen, you make sulfuric acid.

- Hmm!
- Then we melt down the copper we found,

form a base conductor,
and we've got a battery, maybe.

Hmm.

[ Whispering ]
Soldiers!

Those two-- they're not like
the other humans in the city--

too well-fed--
and an ape.

When I give the signal,
we separate and run for it. Meet back at the institute.

Anybody not there within 24 hours,
we figure they've had it.

Just get that projector rolling
and find the film, top priority.

It's more important than any one of us.
Okay, now, take off!

[ Groaning ]

No. No, no!

Don't be frightened.
I won't hurt you.

- You have to go! No!
- I can't.

Captain!

I can tell you somethin'
you'd like to know.

- Yes?
- It's worth a lot.

- How much?
- Two days' food.

One day?

Talk.

[ Gasps ]

Come on!
Take him!

Sit and wait! No, no, no. There's
got to be something more we can do.

Galen, when you joined this outfit,
you got stuck obeying orders...

- from the commanding officer,
Colonel Alan Virdon. - I do not take orders!

- Then what are you doing here?
- I accept suggestions.

Okay, Alan "suggested"
we sit tight and wait for 24 hours.

It's liable to be
a long, cold night.

[ Whinnying ]

Well, Virdon.
It's good to see you again.

You should be flattered. We rushed here
the minute we heard you were captured.

Now, let's not waste time.

Where is the renegade ape
and your friend, Burke?

- [ Groans ]
- Well, help him up!

[ Laughs ]

- Where are they?
- I don't know.

Where are they?

[ Shouting ]
Where are they?

- Like a needle in a haystack.
- Hmm?

It's an old expression.
Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute!

I'm tryin' to
find somebody!

In a haystack.

[ Urko ]
Why don't you eat? I was starving.

Are you planning to
beat the prisoner again?

- If necessary.
- You'll kill him.

If necessary.

That's too bad.

- You mourn for a human?
- No!

I mourn for Urko,

and the strong influence
you were becoming in the High Council.

I'm not worried.
My influence will continue to grow.

By killing humans? We're not concerned
merely with the death of this prisoner.

We must make certain...

his dangerous ideas do not
infect domesticated humans.

To this end,
I believe that we--

I will make certain
ideas die with the man.

Eliminating him
is useless...

if his companions are free
to spread the poison.

Urko, your prisoner alive...

is the surest method
of capturing the other two.

I see. The wise Zaius
has his own plans...

for getting information
from the prisoner.

I have been
thinking about it.

Stop fighting.
You're in luck.

You're gonna earn more food
than you've ever seen.

- What do I have to do?
- Ask somebody the right questions...

and tell us the answers.

Is that all?

She was Tomar's woman.
He was a rebel.

When you capture a rebel, it's probably
better to kill his whole family.

Those around him
are usually infected.

- Please... I didn't mean--
- Quiet!

It's just as well
you didn't kill her.

She will serve
a better purpose.

What are you gonna
do with me?

Come along.

[ Footsteps Recede ]

Ow!

[ Moaning ]

[ Door Closes ]

[ Groans ]

- Are you all right?
- Yes.

- Are you sure?
- Mmm.

I'm glad of that.

Who are you?

What's going on?

Why'd they put us
in here?

[ Gasping ]

[ Groaning ]

- Where's Virdon?
- [ Grunting ]

- A man-- he was captured yesterday.
- Yes, he was brought in.

Uh-huh.
To that building?

- Which room? Which floor?
- He's not there.

The truth--
he was taken away this morning.

- [ Gagging ] I don't know where.
- You're lying!

Well, there's
no one else here but us.

You have no idea
what it's all about?

What about you, son?

You know why they
put you in here?

I was caught stealing food.

A human can be killed
for stealing food.

Urko doesn't need
an excuse to kill me.

- Wonder why he didn't do it.
- What is this place?

This was kinda famous
in my time.

It was built with oil money...

by someone who wanted to live
like a 16th-century baron.

I-I don't understand.

What do you mean,
in your time?

- Where are you going?
- When Urko has a chance to kill me...

and doesn't do it,
I want to find out why.

They could have killed you!

Yeah, they could have,
but they didn't.

Deliberately--
it was an easy shot.

They want me in here alive.

Now, why was that gorilla
hiding in the--

Of course, it's gotta be--
It's a trap.

They're using me
as the bait.

- A trap?
- Yeah, for my friends.

But it won't work. Urko's traps
aren't gonna catch anybody.

Why?

I heard shots.
Are you all right?

- Yeah. Yeah, I'm okay.
- He tried to escape.

Yeah, but I'm not gonna
try that for a while. I think--

I think I'll wait
about 24 hours,

then we'll all find
a way out.

Has been such a very long time.
I think Alan is not coming back.

- Galen, I'm makin' a battery.
- Batteries? I don't care about batteries...

or all that knowledge
that you fellows keep talking about.

I just care
what happens to Alan!

I know.
You got company.

I wonder how they do this.

- [ Urko ] Huh?
- I wonder how they do this.

Hmm?

This thing that Virdon carried
with him-- I wonder how it was made.

Why do you waste your time on that
stupid picture? He tried to escape!

But he didn't succeed.

This will be the key
to our problem.

You'll see.

I'm sorry I let you
talk me into it.

I've studied the humans.
They're extremely vulnerable in family situations.

It's only a matter of time...

until he'll come to think
of that woman--

and the boy--
as his own family.

He'll lower his defenses
with them,

then he'll
tell that boy things...

all your torture
could never drag out of him.

- My name's Virdon-- Alan Virdon.
- I'm Kraik.

Kraik.
It's a good name, Kraik.

Pleased to meet ya.

Now, you see, in my time, when two men
met and wanted to be friends,

that's what they did--
they shook hands.

- Why?
- Well, I'm not really sure.

You see, customs have a way
of starting a long time ago...

and hanging on even
when the reasons are forgotten.

But, uh,

I think maybe it started
a long, long time ago.

When two new friends met,

they grabbed each other's right
hands so they couldn't strike each other with their weapons.

It's a very good idea...

if the friend hasn't got
a knife in his left hand.

[ Chuckling ]
You really hit all the bases, don't ya?

- I don't know what that means.
- Yeah, it doesn't matter.

Do you have any parents,
Kraik?

I wonder why they put you
in here with me.

You're no threat to Urko.

I don't know,
but I'm glad I'm with you.

How much longer?

I have to make
sulfuric acid,

find out if it will
start that projector.

[ Groans ]
Then what?

Then we find out where
that hidden vault is and go there.

[ Sighs ]
What then?

We stash all that knowledge
someplace safe.

And after that?

And then we come back here,
and we find Virdon.

Mmm! That's what
I wanted to hear!

- Look! Look what I found!
- What?

No, no, Kraik.
No, no.

Now-- Kraik,
now, take it easy now.

Come on. That's not gonna
solve anything.

If you eat all the food now,
what about tomorrow?

- I'm hungry now.
I don't care about tomorrow. - But you will... tomorrow.

What do you say we let Arn
divide up the food equally...

so there'll be enough for today
and for tomorrow, huh?

Start of daylight, I want
all the soldiers you can spare.

- Yes, sir.
- That's all.

Commanding a war party?

A search party, Zaius.
A search party...

for the chimpanzee Galen
and Burke.

You do it your way,
I'll do it mine--

section by section,
building by building.

It's very good, Arn.

I'm glad you like it.

I want more.

Something doesn't
taste good?

Oh, no. No, no.

I was just thinking
about my friends.

These friends of yours--
where are they?

- You're better off if I don't tell you.
- But I'd like to know.

Kraik, if the gorillas thought
that you knew, they'd tear you apart to get the information.

- I don't care.
Can't you just tell me-- - Kraik.

He's trying to protect us.
Can't you see that?

He's protecting us.

You're a very good man,
Alan...

like Tomar was.

And you're a good woman,
Arn, like--

You're a good woman.

Don't touch that. It's sulfuric acid.
Burn a hole in your hand.

Ooh.

Are you ready to put it together
with the copper and see if it'll work?

[ Yawns ]

Uh, in the mornin', hmm?
I'm bushed.

Uh-uh-uh. You are delaying.
It's been over 24 hours.

Maybe he'll be here
in the morning.

- Mmm.
- [ Sighs ]

- What are you makin'?
- An airplane.

Oh, uh--
it's a flying machine.

Vroom! Zoom!

[ Imitates Engine ]

- "Flying machine"?
- Sure.

- W-Will it fly?
- Maybe.

- Can I have one?
- Maybe.

Did you ever fly, really?

Oh, sure. Many times.

There was a time when
people used to fly everywhere.

And did they always
have enough to eat?

- No, not always. Not everybody.
- Like here, now.

No, actually, people in that time
didn't have it as tough as you do now.

I don't eat bad.
If anybody can find food, it's me.

I know this city
like nobody else does.

If I hear somebody's got fruit,
maybe sometimes meat,

I sneak in the back way,
or come up through a sewer, or crawl in a hidden window.

I grab and run before
anybody's even looking!

Yeah.

Well, if we can get our hands
on what's buried in this city,

you nor anyone else will have
to scratch or steal for food.

- Is food buried?
- No, but a lot of long-forgotten ideas...

that could help
make this a nicer world.

A million things
you never even dreamed of.

Could I have my own...
flying machine?

Maybe.

He respects you,
I think.

My son would be
about his age.

I'm sure he's never
trusted anyone before.

Go!

It works! It works.

We haven't got much time.
Gorillas are going in every building.

- They're moving in this direction.
- Battery's ready to be hooked up.

There we go.
There.

Now, all we have to do is whomp up
a strap to hold it to your side,

and you've got something
to carry your things in.

- What things?
- Oh. Yeah, that's right.

You don't have a baseball
or bubble gum...

or even a crumbled-up
chocolate cookie.

You see, where I came from, boys loved
to have pockets like that pouch...

so you could carry
your things in it.

This place you come from--

will you go back?

I hope so, someday.

I think I'd like to see it.

I think I'd like to see you
start pulling your weight around here.

- What?
- That means do your share of the work.

How 'bout going down below
and collecting us some firewood, huh?

[ Yawning ]
In a little while.

That story you told Kraik
about...

what the world could
be like,

- was it true?
- It was a hope.

Oh. Only a hope.

But it's not impossible.

See, my friends and I found
a place here with a message,

and it told about a hope
for the world, for humans,

in the form
of human knowledge.

How do you find
this knowledge?

You know that building
that's not far from where you lived--

the one with the big
columns in the front...

- and the arched entrance way?
- I've been there.

There's nothing inside--
no food, no clothes, nothing.

Wrong. There's a machine
in there, Kraik,

and by now it might have already told
my friends where to find that knowledge.

A machine that talks.
You're makin' fun of me!

Oh, yeah? Well, if you don't
get to work right away, I'm gonna really make fun of you.

- I wanna hear more stories.
- Ah, later. Do your job first.

- But--
- Aah! Right now!

[ Sighs ]

I like to hear stories
about your world too.

Compared to where
you were living,

I'm sure that almost any place
must sound wonderful.

When I first met Tomar,

he lived on a farm
with his brother.

It was beautiful.

Couldn't you go back
to the farm?

I've thought about it,

but it's easier
to do nothing.

But when you're alone,

maybe it's better...

not to go where you're always
reminded that once you were--

you weren't alone.

You couldn't meet
another man?

Yes.

I didn't think so...

but I do now.

I'll be right back.

Kraik?

[ Sighs ]
Why did you take it?

I didn't take anything.

We're gonna lay down a few ground rules
on how to behave--you and me and Arn--

and the first thing is,
we trust each other, okay?

- Maybe.
- And we don't lie,

and we don't take things
without permission.

I'm tired.
I wanna sleep.

- Let me have the model, please.
- I won't!

Now, you're not to take anything
unless you have permission.

Kraik. All right,
let me have the airplane.

There's your stupid airplane!
I don't want it! I hate you!

I hate you!

He wants to see you.
He says you promised him a reward.

Well, tell me.

Don't waste my time!

Do you know where the outlaw ape
and the human are?

He was very upset.

Kraik.

He made the airplane
just for you.

I told a gorilla.

[ Sobbing ]

You, see that no one gets out the back.
You go with him.

- Yes, sir.
- Post two guards on each side of the door.

Hey, come on, Kraik.

No, I don't hate you.

- I'm sorry.
- What will happen to your friends?

Oh, they've long since
left that building.

Would they take
the talking machine with them?

No.

But if my friends were able to get it to
work, it could tell me where they are.

But it doesn't matter,
you can't go to them.

But the apes might
find that message.

I've gotta get outta here.

- [ Kraik ] I know a way out.
- Why didn't you tell me that?

I liked it here.
I had enough to eat,

and the gorillas said
they'd give me more if I helped.

All right, Kraik. I can't promise you
any food, but I could use your help.

- Did you get it?
- Get what?

- The gun!
- What are you talking about?

I told the sergeant Virdon had a gun.
I threw it out the window.

- Where?
- I'll show ya.

It's here somewhere.

[ Whispering ]
Arn!

All right!

This way!

Wasn't there anything at all
in this place?

- Nothing! Not Galen, not Burke.
- Are you sure?

Of course I'm sure! They were gone,
if they'd ever been there.

Just in the event
Virdon should escape,

they would
leave something behind--

something that would tell him
where to go.

Take me there!

- [ Kraik ] Where are they?
- We'll find out. They built it back up.

Give me a hand.

In the years to come,
whoever finds our institute,

we, the scientists,
greet you.

The destruction of our world
as we know it is imminent,

-but our civilization's
great advances must-- -[ Hoofbeats Approaching ]

Come on. This way.

You said there was
nothing here?

- Yes, but there--
that wasn't here before. - [ Zaius Mutters ]

- What is it?
- One of these... must be a control.

[ Electronic Clicking ]

We have therefore
deposited the sum...

of all our scientific knowledge
in a number of vaults.

- What is it?
- Witchcraft!

Be quiet! Quiet!

In this city, the vault
is embedded in concrete...

on the lower level of
the Midtown railway station...

at the gateway
to track number four.

We wish you well--

you who find and use
our knowledge.

- What is a railway station?
- I've seen pictures of them.

We passed such a place
when we rode in.

A long, narrow building.
Come!

I know the place,

and I know a quicker way
to get there.

The apes will have to
ride through the cities,

through places where buildings
have fallen into the streets and no horses can pass.

- [ Electronic Clicking ]
- [ Murmurs ]

Oh!

Could man ever have known so much
and done so little with it?

Come on, let's go!

Alan! Alan, where ya been?
We thought you were dead.

Listen, we spent two hours breakin'
into this place. It's a gold mine!

Yes, it is.

But it'll be a mausoleum
if we don't get out.

Urko and Zaius are
on their way here right now.

We gotta move.
Come on.

[ Hoofbeats Approaching ]

Knowledge--
death, destruction.

In the history of this world,
one has been the same as the other.

Destroy everything in here!
Burn this place to the ground.

- [ Grunting ]
- Wait! Wait!

What is here would
give us great power!

The knowledge would be safe with us.
We're not like humans.

Would we really be
better off or safer?

Remember-- once the knowledge
in here is set free,

- it will spread out of control.
- I will be in control!

You are now!
You have weapons, troops.

Suppose one of your officers
learns the secrets in there.

He'll have the power to destroy you,
to destroy the world.

- Would you risk that?
- [ Grunting ]

Burn it. Burn it!

Virdon is no longer
of any use to us.

I'll go back to the castle
and kill him.

[ Alan ]
Is that the farm?

- Tomar's brother-- what's his name?
- Derlin.

It's so quiet.

Peaceful.

You, uh--you do feel all right
about coming back here.

It's different now.
I--

I-I-I can't explain.

Maybe because Kraik's
with me.

Maybe 'cause
I'm not so alone...

inside myself anymore.

[ Kraik ]
Why don't you stay with us?

- He can't.
- Why?

You're gonna like it here, Kraik.
You'll get plenty to eat.

- Every day?
- If you behave yourself.

Alan!

Uh, there are two times
when you shake hands--

when strangers meet,
and when friends say good-bye.

God bless you both.

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