All language subtitles for Island of Lost Women - 1959.eng

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[music continues]

Where do you think we are, Joe?

In trouble. We're lost.

The typhoon last night
really blew us off course.

[engine sputtering]

[aircraft droning]

[engine sputtering]

[sputtering continues]

Well, there goes number one.

But that other one's
okay, isn't it?

Yes, so far.

If it quits, we've had it.

'You in shape to swim
to Australia?'

Swim? Why do it the hard way?

We'll use the rubber boat.

Look, over there.

[instrumental music]

That's an island.
Let's check it out.

Not much room left
between us and the ocean.

[radio static]

Well, there goes the radio.

Looks like a beach down there.

'Port engine's heating up.'

(Joe)
'Yeah, we'll have to land.'

[dramatic music]

[aircraft droning]

Any sign of life?

Nothing I can see.

(Dr. Lujan)
'Do not land here.'

'It will mean your
certain destruction.'

Well, that was something

And it's alive.

Whatever it is,
it doesn't sound too friendly.

Certain destruction.
Is he kidding?

One engine gone,
the radio out.

Hang on, buddy.
Here we go.

Okay, skipper.

(Dr. Lujan)
'Keep away.
You must not land in here.'

[rumbling]

Atmospheric disturbance.

We'll have to go through it.

[dramatic music]

Looks like it's gonna be
a short landing.

Unfeather that right engine.

'And start it.'

[engine cranking]

Start.

Ah, let it windmill.

[dramatic music]

[tires screeching]

Ah, see? I told you there was
nothing to be nervous about.

Oh, I wasn't nervous.

Paralyzed.

You know, you're pretty good.

Pretty good, he says.

I'm terrific.

[door opens]

Man, that was really close.

Yeah, too close.

Now, let's find out who belongs
to that voice we heard.

[instrumental music]

Hello there!

Here comes
the welcoming committee.

- I warned you not to land here.
- One motor's gone.

We're having trouble
with the other.

We had to land here
or in the ocean.

What you yelled at us would've
kept us flying if we could.

- How'd you do that?
- I'm not without resources.

Can your plane be repaired?

Depends on what's
the matter with it.

- You have emergency fuel?
- Yes, plenty.

How quickly can
you fix it?

I won't know until
I've checked into the trouble.

But believe me.

It's not going to be easy to
bounce off this beach.

We're sorry to have
intruded on you.

My name is Mark Bradley.

The radio commentator.

Why, yes.

You've heard my broadcast
back in the States?

No, here.

- Here?
- By shortwave.

You're on your way to the
international news conference

in Melbourne, aren't you?

That's right.

This is gonna make me a little
late for the opening ceremonies.

I still don't know
who you are.

You may call me Mr. Paul.

Very well, sir.

You here on a vacation?

- I live here.
- Really?

The island didn't look
civilized from the air.

And you're too far from
civilization to be a traitor.

I came here to get away
from civilization, Mr. Bradley.

I was successful.

Until a few moments ago.

- Oh.
- Urana!

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

They come in threes.

Yeah, man.

I told you to stay
in the shelter.

We just wanted
to see them, father.

- They're beautiful.
- You've got that backwards.

What's you name?

I'm Mark Bradley and this
is Joe Walker, my pilot.

Let's start this
from right to left?

You first.

I'm Mercuria.

This is Venus.

'And Urana.'

'Our father named us
after the planet.'

Urana's the baby.

I'm not a baby,
I'm 16.

You're much prettier than
the men we've seen in books.

You're the first live
young men we've ever seen.

We almost weren't.

Alive, that is.

Please check the damage
to your plane.

Oh, sure.

Go ahead, Joe.

- May we go watch, father?
- Hmm?

Oh, yes, I suppose so.

It certainly looks complicated.

Looks like we got a busted
fuel pump and clogged gas lines.

That's rough.
It's gonna mean a delay.

You mean you think
I'd like to stall around here?

Alright, I'll put it
another way.

I'm happy to report
we've got a busted fuel pump.

- What about the spare?
- It's still a two day job.

Tear down the whole bank
to get at it.

With a little effort, I could
stretch it into three days.

You mean you'll be with us
three whole days?

I can't offer you lodging,
gentlemen, but..

at this time of year the weather
is quite pleasant here.

I think you'll find the beach
quite comfortable.

For the two days
you stay here.

Of course.

They'll eat with us in the
shelter, won't they, father?

Yes. Yes, of course.

You design these
swimsuits yourself?

Yes. We got the idea
from the Greek tunics

out of one of father's books.

But they're not swimsuits.

It's so warm here, we dress
like this all year round.

Here's where we live.

In a cave?

Wait till you see it.

Must be an electronic eye.

Yeah. Say, your old man's
pretty sharp.

Come in, gentlemen.
Come in.

Well, what do you know.

Books, furniture.

If there's another
place like this

on the island,
I'll take it.

It's amazing.

Now, lighting.
How do you get your power?

I have solar furnace.
It was quite a project.

Look over here.

Through these panels,
we collect the rays of the sun

to operate the power plant.

You've certainly done wonders.

There must be an interesting
story behind all this.

There is.

- Mind if I take a look around?
- Go ahead.

And then,
this is another one I like.

"The rise and fall
of the Roman Empire."

Then there's "Little Women"
and "Jurgen".

I don't understand everything
but I like them.

I'd like to show you something
we're very proud of.

'Father built it himself.'

This must be the shortwave set
your father mentioned.

It's our only contact
with the outside world.

That's my pet program.

We hear you on that station
every week, Mr. Bradley.

Hey, wait a minute.

We can use that transmitter to
tell the network what happened.

- They must be--
- We have no transmitter.

'There's no way of getting
a message away, Mr. Bradley.'

You'll have left, long before
your network becomes too upset.

If we don't arrive
in Melbourne tonight

they're gonna be real upset.

They'll have a search party
on the way within hours.

'That's what
I'm trying to avoid.'

Mercuria. Why don't you
and Venus get started

on some food for our guests?

Yes, father.

Won't you help
your sisters?

I have to gather the eggs.

- You wanna come with me?
- Sure.

That's the way
I like my eggs, gathered.

Sit down,
make yourself comfortable.

Thank you.

I suppose you do deserve
some sort of explanation.

You'd like to know
why I'm here.

Alone, with my daughters.

Yes. Yes, I would.

It started with the dropping
of the atom bomb on Hiroshima

fifteen years ago.

I was one of the many scientists

associated with the development
of atomic energy.

I was led to believe
that the bomb itself

would be used only as a threat.

So you ran away.

No, sir. I made my choice.

'Had a young wife,
three small children.'

We converted everything
we owned to cash

and sailed for Honolulu.

There I accumulated what I would
need here, everything.

I bought an old inter-island
trading schooner.

- Escapism.
- That's just a word.

I was concerned with reality.

I did what I thought was right.

Whatever it's called,
half the world

wish they could do the same.

Sure. Just a chance to live
at peace with your children.

Did all this by yourself?

No. No, I hired two native
seamen to man the schooner.

They stayed here for 3 months,
helped me build this shelter.

And we're the first men
you've seen in 15 years.

Yes. Frankly--

You can't wait
till we leave.

I wish you'd never come.

Have you found everything
you expected here?

Didn't your wife miss the world?

My wife? Oh, no.

Before she died,
our life here was perfect.

We had each other, our books,
our hobbies and the children.

And we kept in touch.
We heard what was going on

on the outside
through our radio.

I'd like to ask
one more question.

Well, what is it?

I can't help but be curious
about your daughters' future.

How they're going to lead
normal lives

without families of their own.

You think I haven't worried
about that a great deal?

I keep telling myself
that it's better for them

to remain unmarried
than to go back to

what I still believe
is certain death.

Isn't that a bit cowardly?

Not to go back and fight
for what you really believe in?

That fight was lost
at Hiroshima.

Some of your best wine, father
for such a special occasion.

Where's Mr. Walker?

Gathering eggs with Urana.

Venus will be here
with food any minute now.

I'm in charge
of the chickens.

And I take care
of the garden, too.

Mercuria is in charge
of us girls.

She weaves our clothes
out of goat's wool

and a loom that father built.
Venus is the cook.

- I'll get the eggs.
- Let me get them.

They're over there,
just lift up that board.

"Dr. Paul Lujan."

"California Institute."

Are you glad I asked father
if I could walk with you?

Sure, I'm glad.

I'm just a little surprised
he let you go.

Because you're a man
and I'm a woman?

Well, that's part of it.

Men and women
should be together.

It's a natural thing,
isn't it?

Why should father object?

Well, I had the impression he's
a little bit strict with you.

About those questions
you wanted to ask me..

Oh, let me see.

Suppose you tell me
about your life.

Is it exciting?

Yes, yes, I think so.

I get to travel,
I meet interesting people.

Been just about everywhere,
haven't you?

What kind of things
do you like best?

Oh, good plays,
opera, football, baseball..

I've heard baseball games
on our radio.

They don't sound very exciting.

I think I'd be more interested
in the shops.

Plays. Oh, and men, of course.

The thing I think I'm most
interested in is men.

Do you dream much?

Uh, the average amount,
I guess. Why?

Well, almost every night I dream
I'm just floating along.

It's the most wonderful feeling.

That's quite a common dream.

Is there a copy of Freud
in your father's library?

I haven't read it.
Freud, you said?

Yes, you see, he has some
interesting theories

about what dreams really mean.

I'll ask father
if he has the book.

'You do that.'

Perhaps tomorrow, you and I
could lie on the beach.

You could read what
Freud says about dreams.

Would you like that?

Sure, but..

You know, I'm beginning to think
you're afraid of me.

- Should I be?
- 'Of course not.'

You're very tall,
I like that.

I like being with you.

Father asked you
to come back now.

It's time for bed.

I suppose that was your idea.

That's right.

Lead the way,
little sister.

I will, with you.

Did you kiss her?

- What?
- Did you kiss her?

No, I didn't.

Hmm, she must be
terribly disappointed.

Will you please be quite?

- She hoped you would.
- I did not.

- You did.
- Now, wait a minute.

Now, what on earth
makes you think that?

I'm a woman.

You're not. You're nothing
but a spoilt child.

I'm a woman and women know
about other women.

I'll tell you something.

You better kiss her tomorrow
or she'll never forgive you.

You know,
you are a spoilt child.

You don't believe me,
just look at her.

[chuckling]

Father, will you please
do something

about your outrageous child?

Why, what did she do?

She said the most
embarrassing things about me.

In front of Mr. Bradley.

'Embarrassing and untruthful.'

Well, Urana.
What did you say?

I don't care to discuss it.

Except, every word I said

was absolutely true
and she knows it.

Goodnight, everyone.

There's your bedding,
Mr. Bradley.

Come along, girls.

Goodnight.

- Goodnight.
- Goodnight.

Goodnight.

I'll bet he's moving the
furniture against that door.

He doesn't trusts us.

I wish we had a locked door.

I don't trust
those young ladies.

One touch of Venus, huh?

Five years.

Hmm?

That's how long
we've been together.

Everywhere. The works.

Yeah, and this
tops them all.

An island that's not on the map
complete with gorgeous gals.

Crazy, but nice.

You're missing the story. All
you can see are the girls.

Who did the vanishing act
with Venus tonight?

Never mind that.

No, the old man's
the real story.

You know who he is?

No. No, not yet.

I do.

How? Mercuria tell you?

Nope.

You're not the only one
with a nose for news.

I saw his name stenciled
in the chicken coup.

'It's built out of
old packing crates.'

Well, who is he?

Dr. Paul Lujan.

Home base,
California Institute.

- Lujan. Yeah, that figures.
- Yeah? Tell me.

He's one of the scientists who
helped discover atomic power.

- Worked with Dr. Einstein.
- No kidding.

He's one of the leading
authorities

on nuclear fission in the world.

Hey, he's not gonna like you
broadcasting where he is.

That's the point. I want
the story on the wires.

I wanna fly out of here
by tomorrow night.

- I'll try.
- That's not good enough.

You gotta do it.

Hmm. Okay, let's get
the ol' eight hours.

I'm really beat.

Suppose they're up yet?

Not if they're
in their right minds.

While you're working,
I wanna get pictures

of Lujan and the girls.

Wait. I'm the cameraman
and I wanna be there

when you tell Lujan.

Okay, snap it up.

And that pumps gonna take
more that one day to fix.

- Hurry up, if you're coming.
- Alright, I'm hurrying.

'Hold it right there.'

Just a minute, Joe.

Say, "Cheese."

Well, saying cheese
makes you smile.

[in unison]
Cheese.

Swell, got it.

Take one of me alone.

I haven't had one
since I was a baby.

- Okay.
- 'Good morning.'

- 'Good morning.'
- What's happening?

Taking pictures.
Stand next to Urana, please.

And say cheese,
it makes you smile.

[in unison]
Cheese.

There.

They've been taking
our pictures, father.

We want you in
the next shot. Dr. Lujan.

Run along, girls. I..

..want to talk
with these gentlemen alone.

Alright, father.

So you know
who I am, Mr. Bradley.

- Great pity.
- My good luck.

You're the object of one of
the greatest manhunts ever.

Now that you've found me,
what do you intend to do?

Well, I'm a newspaper man.

You're news, doctor.

- 'World news.'
- I gave up your world.

'I told you why.'

I don't go along
with your thinking.

I'll make you a proposition.

If you promise not to divulge
what you've seen on this island

'I'll permit you to leave.'

Look, we gave our position
before our radio went out.

If we don't get to Melbourne,
there'll be a search party

that'll put your utopia
right on the map.

If that's your answer,
they won't find you.

How do you think they gonna miss
seeing our plane on the beach?

It won't be there.

[dramatic music]

What does he mean,
it won't be there?

I don't know.

I'd better get that plane fixed
before that roof caves in.

Yeah, it's obvious
he won't listen to reason.

Now we've gotta get out. Pronto.
I'll work on that fuel pump.

'That may not be necessary.'

I hoped and prayed that
no one would ever disturb

our isolation here.

But if they did, I knew
I had to be ready for them.

That look's like a Luger.

It was Luger,
until I put this on it.

What is it now?

Condensed flamethrower.

You certainly
don't intend to use it.

That depends entirely on you.

'You have only
to give me your word.'

You're front page news, doctor.

What I told you still goes.

Very well.

[dramatic music]

[explosion]

You must be proud
of yourself, doctor.

For a man who hates violence.

I warned you,
told you what'd happen.

But you wouldn't listen.

- So..
- So now what happens?

I'm not sure. I..

I need time to think.

And what do we do
while you're thinking?

Whatever you like.

What happened?

Your father destroyed
our plane.

But why?

To stop me from telling
where he is.

You know how he feels
about that.

Yes, but now
you can't leave.

'That's right.'

'Joe and I have
families and friends.'

They probably think
we're dead.

That's why we've got to leave.

The only way is to build a raft.

But we need tools.

Can you get them for us?

Father wouldn't let us.

He has no right to keep us here.

You must realize that.

You've got to help us.

I'm sorry, Mr. Bradley.

Looks like
we struck out, buddy.

Shall we swim?

Father, we wanna
talk to you.

- Yes, dear.
- What are you going to do?

It doesn't seem fair
to keep them here.

We'll see,
I haven't decided yet.

Is it alright
if we talk to them?

Yes, if you want to.

But don't you
wanna talk to them?

After all these years,
you've never had anyone

to discuss things with.

Mr. Bradley is awfully
intelligent.

Don't you think so, father.

Yes, I'd like to talk to him.

I'm afraid
it's not possible.

You've always said
nothing is impossible.

If you could be friends
and leave it up to them..

Please, father.

You could at least try.

Let's see.

Why don't we just clobber that
son-of-a-burn

genius and take over.

That's no good. We need
the girls on our side.

We start rousing the old man,
around they'll never help us.

Gentlemen.

My daughters have suggested that
I offer you a truce of sorts.

No deal, doctor.

We're getting off
this island.

Oh. In the meantime,
if you'd care to..

..you're welcome
to come to dinner.

Thanks.

Anytime.

I wouldn't trust him as far
as I could kick an anvil.

I wouldn't either.
But he's got one good weapon.

And I don't mean
that flamethrower.

What's that?

That dinner
he offered us.

Yeah, man.

They're here!
They're here!

Come on in.

Your father asked us
to dinner.

We're so glad you accepted.

Now, let's not
stand on ceremony.

Where's the food?

I'm delighted you came.

I'm delighted you asked us.

While the girls
are getting dinner ready

I thought you'd be interested
in seeing my laboratory.

Yes, I certainly would.

You go ahead, Mark.
I'm a fool at peeling potatoes.

Care to use me
in the kitchen?

We'll find something
for you to do.

- Can you cook?
- Can I cook?

You've never tasted anything
till you've sampled

my barbecued buffalo..

Well, come along then.

I'll get the vegetables.

Your pilot's
quite a character.

Yes, he is. One of the best.
Also a good friend.

Your cigarette, Mr. Bradley.

Oh, I'm sorry.

You surprised, eh?

That's putting it mildly.

This is my world.

I brought it with me
when I left yours.

What's the ultimate purpose
of these experiments, doctor?

I spent 20 years trying
to enrich natural uranium

into the isotope U-235.

It took all the resources
of the United States

to build the equipment
to carry this off.

Well, I felt there must be a
simpler way.

I think I've found it. Here's
the way I enrich the uranium.

I have a stage reactor
to melt it down

into slug form with heat
from my solar furnace.

This is the natural uranium.

First, I insert it
into this special container.

And I push this..

..into the reactor.

You operate
this from a distance?

Oh, yes,
it's radiation all over.

Now, Mr. Bradley, if you'd look
through that reactor periscope

you'll see how I load
the charge into the first tube.

- 'Now, can you see clearly?'
- 'Yes, fine.'

'Uh, the depth of that well
is about 38 feet.'

This rod forces up
another rod vertically

'as you see.'

'There now, the first
canister is loading.'

'With that small electromagnet
coming up towards us..'

'..I'll transfer the isotope
which is being processed'

'into this second canister.'

'Now we're ready to lower
the first canister.'

'After it's been enriched,
say 20%'

I transfer it to the next tube
and continue the process.

Isn't there any danger
that something could go wrong?

Yes, if I accidentally loaded
two highly charged pieces

into the same tube

well, then I'd have an
uncontrolled chain reaction.

After all,
that was the atom bomb.

I check this
every 12 hours

because everything in that pile
is constantly getting richer.

You're on a 12 hour shift.

Yes, that's right.

Look through that again.

'Now, you see
that second canister?'

'Yes.'

If it was lowered into
the container beneath it..

Then, the big blowup.

Yes, except for that panel.

'That tells me if the reaction
is too fast or too slow.'

What's in there?

Oh, that's my storeroom, where I
keep chemicals for my research.

Some of them are dangerous,
so I keep it locked.

Oh, radar.

Yes. A powerful
acquisition, radar.

It warns me if a ship or
plane comes within 200 miles

of my island.

It's my burglar alarm.

What if a ship did approach?

I destroy it.

Why didn't you destroy us?

- I don't know.
- I think I do.

It's because you were
telling the truth

when you said
you hated violence.

Yes, I do hate it.

But if he has to,
I guess every man will kill

to protect what he loves.

Excuse me.

Are you saying if Joe and I try
to leave, you'd try to kill us?

Yes, Mr. Bradley.

I would.

Well, you heard
what your father said.

Yes.

We've got to get away from here.

Will you help us?

We'll have to build
a raft.

We'll need tools
and a safe working place.

Alright,
we'll bring them tonight.

There's a cove where you can
work without father knowing.

We'll show you.

You mustn't tell Urana.

Here, I think
that'll be enough.

What's the matter?

You all look as if
you'd lost your best friend.

We thought we'd lost you.

Come on, we'll all help
with the dinner.

Hey, you're supposed to
relax after dinner.

And I still don't get
what we're building this for.

We gotta make Lujan think
we've decided to stay.

Here, are these alright?

These'll work out fine. Thanks.

Father's gone to bed.

- How about Urana?
- She's asleep, too.

Where's that cove
you mentioned?

Come on, we'll show you.

What do you think?
Enough wood here?

Could be. That raft will
have to be plenty big though.

You can work here
without being heard.

Good.

Father never comes
to this side of the island.

When you leave,
take me with you.

You're very sweet.

But this is gonna be
rugged enough.

Those waves are
as big as a house.

I wouldn't be afraid.
I wouldn't be in the way either.

I can cook and I can swim
like a fish.

Tell you what,
when we reach the mainland

I'll make arrangements to come
back here for you. All of you.

How's that?

I don't want you to go,
but I know you must.

Yes, we have to.

But we will be back.

- Promise?
- I promise.

Come on, Joe,
let's get started.

Oh man, I'm bushed.

That axe weighs
more than I do.

Well, that's four down,
one and a half stripped for use.

It's not bad.

How do you feel, muscles?

Uh, numb. I'm asleep.
Remind me to close my eyes.

Lujan may check up on us,
so we're sleeping

where we did last night.

- What are you doing here?
- I thought you'd be lonesome.

Venus and Mercuria were here.
I was awake when they came back.

They stopped by
to ask if we needed anything.

Really? Well, they're
both asleep now

so no one knows
I'm out.

Aren't you glad to see me?

Of course, I am.

But growing girls
need their sleep.

Tell you what, I'll walk you
back to the shelter.

I'm not a growing girl,
I'm grown.

Well, you'd know it too,
if you took your eyes off Venus.

- Come on.
- You'll be nice to me?

- It's a deal.
- Alright.

I have to tell you
something about us.

Us?

Just because I lived
on this island

please don't think
I don't know anything.

I've read all the books almost
in father's library.

All the books about men
and women and love.

I'm not as innocent
as you think I am.

When I first saw you,
it did something to me.

I analyzed my feeling.

The books are full of things
that happened to me.

They happen when a girl
falls in love.

The thrill
of being near you.

With you.

When I saw you,
I felt it for the first time.

It was wonderful.

You learned all that
out of a book?

Don't make fun of me.

This is serious,
really it is.

I felt a longing
to touch you.

To hold you.

I still do.

You think you're
in love with me?

I know I am.
I have all the symptoms.

Do you feel love
towards me?

I'm very fond
of you, Urana.

But I'm also fond
of Mercuria and Venus.

Fond, huh?

Venus. I've seen the way
you look at her.

You didn't talk to her
like this tonight, did you?

I've never mentioned love

and she's never
mentioned it to me.

We haven't known
each other long enough.

Love is...well,
it's being with someone

you just can't
get along without.

That's just the way
I feel about you.

It was love at first sight.

That's out of a book,
believe me.

No. It's out of my heart.
It won't ever change, never.

Look, you go
and get some sleep.

and I'll see you
tomorrow morning.

[groaning]

Good morning.

Well, good morning.
You're up early.

We always are.

Come over here
and lie down.

Lie down?

Come along.

Lie down here,
on your stomach.

Hmm.

You're going to like this.

Oh, I like it already.

Only I thought
your father was--

Oh, father has us do this
after he's done any hard work.

Like chopping down trees.

Oh man, I'm never
gonna leave this island.

Told you, you'd like it, Joseph.

Joseph? That's funny.

Why? That's your name, isn't it?

Well, yes, but nobody ever
called me Joseph, except mother.

Well..

Hey, don't stop.

You must've been
a handsome little boy.

Just goes to show
what can happen.

I don't know.

Let's see.

I don't think
so much has happened.

Oh, I tell you,
definitely.

I'm not leavin'.

I wish..

You wish what?

I wish you
didn't have to go.

(Mark)
'Hey, Joe!'

Uh, good morning.

All the comforts
of home.

Best looking masseuse
in the business.

Are you sure we
have to leave?

Yes, I'm sure
and so are you.

I'd better go. Father
would worry about me.

May I burrow
that, Mercuria?

- Of course.
- Thank you.

- Good bye, Joseph.
- Good bye, Mercuria.

You know, the more
I think about stayin'--

Now you listen
to me, Joseph.

Don't you get any ideas or
you'll be seriously dead.

You heard what Lujan said.

Mm, I suppose but..

There's a pretty
wonderful gal.

- I mean--
- I know, I know what you mean.

Forget it.

Carry on,
good boy.

Right there.

[radar siren]

(Lujan on the speaker)
'Mr. Bradley, Mr. Bradley.'

'Would you and Mr. Walker
care to join us for breakfast?'

Would we?
We'll be right there.

He can't hear me.
Come on, buddy.

Would you settle
over here, please?

'A plane, searching
for you I'm sure.'

A 100 miles away
approaching at..

...250 miles an hour.

- Father I think you should--
- Mercuria, please.

You both stay here.

'Help yourselves to breakfast.'

That isn't the real
reason you got us here.

No, as a matter
of fact it isn't.

- That was a pretty low trick.
- Suppose that plane does land?

I'll destroy it.

[intense music]

No sign of an oil slick
or a dye marker in this ocean.

'Small island off the port.'

- Might as well have a look.
- Right.

- What the devil's causing that?
- I don't know.

Anything at
all down there?

No, there's not a sign of
life. Let's get out of here.

[dramatic music]

Now, they're gone.
That's it.

Now this island will be
marked to be uninhabited.

They'll never look for you again
and we'll be listed as dead.

Come on, Joe.
The show is over.

We'd better get
busy with that raft.

Yeah, I guess so.

I'll be right
with you, Mark.

Never mind,
I wanna think this out.

- He didn't want you with him.
- Please mind your own business.

Urana, go tidy up your room.

Would you like
to be alone, too?

No, that's where
we're different.

I'd like to someone to
bounce my meaner self on.

- Wanna volunteer?
- If you'd like me to.

I sure would.

- Coming with us?
- No, thank you.

Is there anything I can do?

No, there's
nothing anyone can do.

When that plane took off,
it was good night all.

- Do you want me to leave?
- No, no.

Would it help if I..?

No, I I ess it wouldn't.

Would what help?

[instrumental music]

No, you're wrong,
it did help.

You know,
you're pretty wonderful.

You're unspoiled,
you're trusting.

I just wanna
help you, that's all.

I can't bear to see
you troubled and discouraged.

I'd do anything.

You just stay
the way you are, that's all.

Don't ever change.

Everything changes
and everyone.

That's one of the truest
things that father taught us.

You see it here every day.

Things grow up.

They get old, they die.

No, not really.

New things are
born to take their place.

Memory of what is good
and beautiful never dies.

But to have memories

there has to be
something to remember.

That's true.

If we were together somewhere
else back in the States, then--

Then what?

Perhaps then I could..

We're not somewhere else,
we're here.

And I've got a job to do.

You still wanna be
alone, don't you?

Well, uh..

Alright.

I'll go swimming for a while.

[instrumental music]

[music continues]

[intense music]

Come back, Venus, come back!

Venus, there's
a shark out there.

Come back!

[intense music]

[music continues]

Go on, get back to shore.

Go on, get back there.

[music continues]

You alright?

Are you?

I think so.

Two arms, two legs.

That's what
I went in with.

I don't wanna remember what
happened out there.

I just want to remember you..

...close to me.

Mark, I've made up
my mind, I'm going with you.

Listen to me.

I can't take
you with us.

There are a million
reasons why, but..

...I just
can't take you.

Well, I'm really
going to miss you, Joseph.

I'm gonna miss you.

What will you do
when you get back home?

Oh, the usual things.

Then someday soon I guess,
I'll look for a wife.

A house full of kids.

I never thought about
such things before.

A husband, I mean.

Father always taught us
not to worry about the future.

Your father is a smart man,
but about that, he's wrong.

Woman should have
children and a home.

That's right, Joseph.

If only you could
take me with you..

But I can't.

Mark and I can
handle that raft.

But if I had you
to worry about, I..

Would you worry?
Would you really?

You know something?

I've seen a lot of
girls all over the world.

But I've never
known one like you.

Ahem.

Didn't anyone ever
teach you to knock?

Sorry, but the door was open.

What happened?
Venus pushed you in the drink?

No, we had a little
argument with a shark.

- You're okay, aren't ya?
- Yeah, we were lucky.

Venus is alright too.
She's back in the shelter.

I'd better go to her.

Okay, so I'm a heel.
But I wanna explain.

She kissed me and
I didn't fight it.

I've never met girls with such
a fanatical urge for kissing.

With you, too?

You know, the way things are
going around here biologically

we better get that
raft ready soon.

We're gonna have to tie these
logs tighter to hold together.

Yeah.

(Lujan)
'Mr. Bradley.'

(Lujan)
'Mr. Bradley.'

You better stop
all this nonsense.

Uranus told me you plan to
leave the island with Venus.

That's not true.

She probably heard Venus
say she was going with us.

But I told her I wouldn't
in any circumstances.

Indeed. Don't think
I didn't guess

you'd try something like this.

I even toyed with
the idea of letting you go.

You'd have drowned before
you'd have been out a day.

'I still believe that you plan
to take my daughter with you.'

You listen to me.

We're gonna finish that raft,
we're gonna leave on it.

Just Joe and I.

Mark is telling
the truth, father.

He won't let me go.

Go back to the shelter,
both of you.

We're going to stay with them,
until they leave.

You're coming with me.

No, father.

Do you really have to
tell people father's here?

Yes, I have to.

Don't you
understand that?

All I understand is
I don't want you to go.

[instrumental music]

Right, you can
tie it off there.

Get that rudder rig and bring
the gear aboard and secure it.

We've been at this
for five hours.

You act like
there's no tomorrow.

Let's quit for a while.

- We're not tired.
- I'm not as healthy as you.

- How about it?
- Okay.

- Let's finish in the morning.
- Come on, before he changes.

It's after two.
How about some sleep?

Why don't you and Mercuria
stretch out over there?

When we can't stay awake
any longer, we'll wake you.

And you can keep watch.

You're the most
subtle man I know.

Come on, honey.

Oh.

Why're you smiling?

I was just wondering
what you're father's thinking?

Please go to bed, father,
you must get some rest.

I will, I will.

Look, you can't do anything
as long as Venus and Mercuria

stay there with them.

Father, I did hear Venus
say she was going but I think

Mark was telling the truth.

He must've told her that he
wouldn't take her after I left.

I see.

But the men are still desperate
enough to try it on that raft.

It's just possible
they might be picked up.

And then the world
will find out where I am.

Is the world really
as awful as you said it is?

Yes.

It's like some
horrible, great snowball

rolling faster and faster
toward extinction.

- Go to bed, dear.
- Alright.

I won't sleep a wink until
I know you've gone to bed.

Why don't you wait till
morning to figure things out?

You'll think better
when you're rested.

In a little while.

Goodnight, father.

Goodnight, dear.

(Joe)
'When we fly back for ya, it'll
be California, here we come.'

I'll show you all
the sights, the desert.

We'll get Florida, New Orleans.

Oh, food like you've
never tasted before.

Then, San Francisco.

Have you ever read
about San Fran..?

[instrumental music]

[intense music]

Now can I ask you
what this is all about?

Pick up that microphone
and speak to Mr. Bradley.

Go on.

Tell him that
I'll release you

as soon as my daughters
are back here alone without him.

Hey, Mark.

'Mark, wake up.'

'I think fouled things up.'

'I'm in the laboratory
at the shelter'

'staring at that
ugly looking flame thrower.'

'Dr. Lujan says he'll let me go'

'as soon as the girls
show up here without you.'

'Do whatever you think is best.'

That is all.

That is not all.

Let me make
this very clear.

'Unless my daughters are back
here alone in 20 minutes'

'you'll be responsible for
what happens to Mr. Walker.'

I can't believe father
would really hurt Joe.

- What shall we do?
- I don't know.

Joes is likely to make a grab
for that flame-thrower.

Then, anything could happen.

You both better go back.

That's all we can do.

Now, walk.

'Will you get rid of that
pop-gun? It makes me nervous.'

Go in there.

Okay, open the door.

Leave the key
in the lock.

'Close the door
from the inside.'

[instrumental music]

[intense music]

You better stop here,
it's not much further.

Alright, but hurry. Tell Joe
I'll wait for him right here.

What're you doing?

- Put that back.
- I was afraid you'd use it.

Do as you're told.

- Please, father.
- Let go of it.

[dramatic music]

Venus! Mercuria!

'Venus! Mercuria!'

'Mercuria!'

Hey, Lujan!

Lujan, open this door!

Mercuria!

(Joe)
'Let me out of here!'

Lujan, open this door.

'Lujan!'

'Unlock this door!'

Alight, I'll get you out
in a moment.

I can't get this key.

Lujan!

[coughing]

intense music]

- Where's Joe?
- In the storage room.

I dropped the key...
key on the floor.

Take him outside.

Joe!

'Are you alright?'

Joe! Come on!

Come on, let's go.

[Joe coughing]

[intense music]

Let's get away from here,
this place is gonna blow up.

[intense music]

[music continues]

Over there, over that rock.

Keep your heads down,
and close your eyes.

[explosion]

[explosion]

[intense music]

I came in as soon as you called.
When did this happen?

Our monitors picked up an atomic
explosion at 3:11.

We check through with
Tokyo and San Francisco.

They confirmed.

The point of detonation
triangulates out here.

In the middle of hundreds of
miles of unchartered water.

Not even an island
that we know of.

Hello, this is Dr. McBain,
Royal Australian, AEC.

Give me headquarters,
American Air Force, emergency.

Mark, talk to father.

Alright.

Ironic, isn't it?

The very thing
I came here to escape.

You're not to blame
for all of this, doctor.

'My garden of Eden, you
called it, Mr. Bradley.'

But, it's gone now.

I'm sorry.

I know how much
of you was in it.

The problem is,
what do we do now?

[triumphant music]

I think it's straight
below, according to

the positions they gave us,
but it's not there.

Smoke at 1 o'clock.

Let's go down
and give it a look.

Do you hear something?

What?

A plane.

A plane!

'There it is!'

Come on, you flyboys, come on!

- I caught six people, right?
- Check.

Get on the radio,
alert air-sea rescue.

Give our position, ask them
to send an airplane that's

capable of carrying
six passengers, pronto.

He's going away.

No, he's just circling
for a lower altitude.

He's got us bracketed.

Put her on down here!

Yeah!

You stay close
to me, understand?

All flyers are
strictly wolves.

- Wolves?
- That's right.

Men who make love
to girls, kiss them.

Oh, you mean men
like you?

Yeah, like me.
So stay close.

I will, Joseph.

You're not sorry we're leaving
are you, father?

We'll see, my darling.

We'll see.

- Here comes your world.
- Our world.

[instrumental music]