All language subtitles for BEAKS_VS_(_10_).Title0_eng_4608

(moody music)
(bird squawks)

(birds chirping)

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- Are you ready?

(dog barking)

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(man groans)

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(man screaming)

- Alan!

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Alan!

Alan!

Alan!

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(woman yelping)

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(woman moaning)

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(eerie music)

(moody electronic music)
(birds squawking)

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- Machu Pichu is a magnificent example

of the great Inca civilization.

Great mysteries are
locked within these ruins.

Like how, from far distances,
these stones were brought here

using huge birds to carry them.

(bird screeching)
(suspenseful music)

Afterwards, the Incas made war on them.

This angered them, so
they flew off into the sky

and became stars.

Someday, they will
return from the heavens,

as birds of fire, to punish man.

Marta, will you explain
the symbol of the condor?

- Thank you.

So this is the condor.

You can see the head
right here, the two eyes,

the beak and the head around.

There is also an underground
channel that runs down there.

This way, please.

(bird screeching)

(bird screeching)

- No one knows how and why

those perfect geometric
configurations were made.

- From up here, the figures
are clearly visible.

Like that hummingbird.

And that's the exact figure of a spider.

Since these figures can
only be seen from the air,

the lines were made like
beacons on a landing field.

- You see, possibly, it's so
that those strange fire birds

that were seen by the Incas
would fly down, then land.

- Spacemen.

- That could be.

That figure over there,
it's called "The Astronaut."

As you can see, it has all
the likeness of an astronaut,

yet it was built and drawn
several centuries ago.

According to the Inca, man's
future was linked to the

arrival of the fiery birds that
would come from the heavens.

(wings flapping)
(moody music)

(bird screeching)

- 80 over 140.

Excellent, much better.

It looks like this weather and the rest

are doing you a world of good.

- Yes, I feel a lot better.

- Well, if you need
anything, just call me.

- Sure, thanks.

(birds chirping)

(dramatic music)

(bird screeching)

(man screaming)

(man groaning)

(bird cooing)

(gunfire banging)

(gunfire banging)

(tense music)

- Blindfolded and with a
single shot, Giuseppe Ferrere

will attempt to bring
down a bird in flight.

This is considered one of
the most remarkable feats

in the history of marksmanship.

The blindfold is in place.

This is quite an amazing feat.

It's just too bad he has to
use such a beautiful target.

The birds are being prepared.

The gun is loaded and ready to fire.

He senses the birds.

(birds cooing)

(gunfire banging)

And fires.

(bird cooing)

(gunfire banging)

It's amazing what people will do

for the sheer entertainment of it.

Did you get that, Peter?

- Why did you do that?

(speaking in Spanish)

- For pleasure.

- For pleasure?

For pleasure?

Fuck.

(dramatic orchestral music)

- This is considered to be one
of the most remarkable feats

in the history of marksmanship.

(gunfire banging)

- Cut to commercial and
freeze-frame on the titles.

Bring up music.

- Okay, you got it.

- What is this?

- Great stuff, fantastic
shot of that bird blowing up.

- I wish you could fly.

Listen, when are you gonna give
me some decent assignments?

I'm a journalist, not a sideshow barker.

And this is ridiculous!

A story about attacking chickens.

I'm not gonna do it, I won't do it.

- It'll make great copy.
"Attack of the killer chickens."

You do that kind of stuff well.

- I majored in journalism in
college, not animal husbandry.

Give me some news to cover.

- Soon.

But these specialty
items get good response,

and our audiences enjoy
watching you do them.

- Mm-hmm.

Enjoy watching me make
a fool out of myself.

- Just do this one.

I'll get you some hard news
to cover, I promise you.

Anyway, if you don't, I'll
can your pretty little ass.

- You have such class.

- I'm giving a party at my
place tonight, wanna come?

- Hmm.

Sorry, I only have time for chickens.

- What a waste of talent.

(phone ringing)

(gunfire banging)

(engine humming)
(birds squawking)

- The Ballestas Islands
have offered a sanctuary

for sea lions, seagulls and seals

for as long as we can remember.

Even here, on this remote
island, pollution and

contamination threaten these
animals with extinction.

- It happened here.

These coops are filled
with happy chickens.

Harmless creatures, or so it would seem.

Then one day, for no apparent reason,

they launched an attack on their owner.

The feathered mutiny spread

and these turkeys joined the fray.

And it's not even close to Thanksgiving.

This would have been dismissed
as a single freak incident,

except for one thing.

We'll be right back to tell
you all about it, stay tuned.

Cut.

(Peter chuckles)

It's not funny, Peter.

I'm a grown woman, I shouldn't
have to be doing this.

- Hey, man, we all gotta
make a living. (laughs)

- Thanks a lot, jerk. (chuckles)

Roll.

So what happened next? Mr. and
Mrs. Neilson were just coming

out of church, when a new
feathered army attacked them.

Flocks of wild birds and doves

swooped down on them from the trees.

- I've been in this business for 22 years.

Check the coops every morning, clean up.

Water and feed the birds...and
nothing ever happens.

But I don't know why:.

It was different.

- Okay, cut.

(tense music)

Okay, action.

Comein.

Do you know why?

- I'm not real sure.

The chickens got all together,

like they were following
some kind of orders.

Just like that, they jumped on me.

Real angry like.

Lucky I had the broom with
me and I beat them off.

I was close to the door and I backed out.

Never seen anything like it.

I was real scared.

- And these attacks were
repeated by wild birds?

- That's right!

Any bird that sees me.

Jumps at me, just like that.

- What Mr. Neilson is
saying is hard to believe,

so we've brought this
along for an experiment.

A small, harmless canary.

The delight of many households.

In fact, this canary was
bred and hatched in a cage.

Let's see what happens.

(tense music)

You know, Peter, it's really crazy.

If I hadn't seen that canary,
I never would've believed it.

- Tell you what, starting to
make a believer out of me.

- Yeah, the guy we're going
to see was also attacked.

- By what? A turkey roasting in the oven?

- Yeah. (chuckles)

(suspenseful music)

- All right.

- [Man] I have spent most
of my life hunting animals.

Now, it's their turn.

I am the target.

I saw your broadcast about the man

who was attacked by his chickens.

I think there might be a link.

- But that was on the
other side of the world.

- Birds invented flying, remember.

Who knows how they communicate
with the different species?

I really don't know.

But since I was attacked,

I get a feeling that I am being...watched.

There is always a flock
of doves following me.

As if I were a marked man.

- You see any doves out there?

- Believe me, they are
watching us right now.

- Do you think, since your attack,

you've created a fear and
maybe you're giving off some

vibrations that's provoking
the birds into attacking?

- Birds don't just cluster

and follow someone around like that.

It seems organized.

Like these birds are in
a rush to prepare a war.

Imagine that.

Billions of birds at war with mankind.

You think I am talking nonsense.

I am not crazy.

There was a town that was
attacked about 30 years ago.

I know two of the survivors.

I am sure even you would be horrified

by the stories they can tell you.

- Where are they?

- They live in Rome.

- Could you put us in contact with them?

Maybe this would help give
some credibility to your story.

- [Hunter] Sure.

- Looks like we're off to Rome.

(moody, rhythmic music)

- Some things you can't forget.

- This is really hard for me
to believe, but I think this is

something that should be brought
to the public's attention.

Something that could
be a possible disaster.

Usually, birds are thought
to be harmless creatures,

and what you're saying
contradicts all that.

- Well, they sure didn't behave that way.

At least, not that time.

They seemed to be organized,
like it was planned.

- Like they were acting on
some kind of intelligence?

- Like tactics.

They fly, then regroup,
and then attack again.

They always hit whoever was wounded,

or seemed the weakest.

(tense music)

- You are the cutest little baby.

(birds cooing)

(woman yelping)

(woman screaming)

- It was horrible.

Every time I remember
anything about those birds,

I just can't help it.

- I guess what Susan
and I have come to feel

is exactly what the birds felt.

Hate.

- Do you think it was hate,
or an instinct to survive?

- Hey, I'm asking the
questions here, okay?

Hate or an instinct to survive?

- Possibly their chance of
survival is at a crisis.

The way man contaminates everything.

- So what you're saying
is their natural instincts

led them to defend their
natural ecological balance?

A last effort for the
survival of their species?

- Well, it's hypothetical, of course.

Nature has been pushed to the wall.

Maybe fighting back, if
enough of us are disposed of,

a little balance could be restored.

- Not if the contamination
has gone too far.

- What happened to us, and
what's happening toward us,

seems like a clear warning.

- A fight to the end, no holds barred.

(tense music)
(birds cooing)

(engine humming)

(birds cooing)
(wings flapping)

(wings flapping)
(birds coo)

- Jimmy.

Do you remember the park I
told you about in New York?

This is it, son.

I used to play here when I was just a kid.

Hey.

Go out there, I wanna get a
shot of you with the birds.

(birds cooing)

Okay, Jimmy, get over there, okay?

Stand right there.

Right there, lean forward, huh?

Okay, hold it.

Come on, smile, smile.

Okay, one more.

Come on, come on, smile
again, smile, come on.

(wings flapping)

(girl giggling)
(suspenseful music)

Come on, big smile.

Carmen!

Come here, honey.

I wanna take a picture
of you and the kids.

- Well, now it's our turn, come on.

- Come on.

Come on, bend down.

Little closer, that's it.

Come on, smile, everybody.

Nice.

Look at the camera, honey, come on.

(camera snapping)
(birds cooing)

(camera snapping)

(camera snapping)

(suspenseful music)

(engine humming)

- [Radio Reporter] And
now for a late bulletin.

A priest from a small mountain community

drowned in a lake where he was fishing.

Two eye witnesses claim they
saw a large flock of wild ducks

attack the priest, causing
him to lose his balance

and fall into the water.

Also, from Acapulco, Mexico,

two hang-gliders were
apparently attacked by eagles.

One of the operators, a man, was killed.

- Shit, the world's got bird fever.

They're becoming star material. (laughs)

"And now, ladies and gentlemen!

Just what you've been waiting for,

brought to you directly from everywhere!

Birds!"

- Shut up, I'm tryin' to hear this.

- [Radio Reporter] Police
everywhere are investigating

these strange happenings.

We will be back with more
news, as well as the weather --

- This has to be some kind of weird joke.

Chickens, canaries, ducks?

Give me a break.

- Oh, look at those chickens over there.

Now, if they were my buddies being roasted

with a skewer up their ass,
I'd be a little upset, too!

- I'd like to put a skewer
up some of those asses

back at the office. (chuckles)

- [Peter] I'm sure you would.
I'm sure they wouldn't mind

putting one up your you-know-where, too.

- Up yours, lover boy.

(Peter chuckles)

(phone ringing)

- Hello?

- Hi, Grandpa.

- Hi, beautiful. How are you?

- Fine, Grandpa, how's my horse?

- He's fine, my love.

He misses you very much.

Do you know, you have to tell
your mom to bring you over

SO you can ride him.

- Okay.

I think we're going tomorrow.

Here's Mom. Bye.

- Hi, Dad.

- Hi, Sharon, how are you?

Glad you called.
- Feeling better?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

I feel very well, perfect.
(bird screeching)

- Oh, that's super, Daddy.

Look, tomorrow's Cathy's
birthday and I thought

maybe we'll throw a little party
for her over at your place.

Just a few kids from her school.

Nothing real big, don't worry.

I'll bring everything, mm?

- Okay, Sharon, see you tomorrow.

- Bye, Dad.

(tense music)

(bird screeching)

(bird screeching)

- Well, well, you little bitches.

Your tune may be changing,
but not that much.

You are not all on the same side.

Blood-thirsty.

Just like us.

It's all a struggle for power.

You won't surprise me again.

Welcome home.

(bird screeching)

(gunfire banging)

(serene music)
(birds squawking and chirping)

- Here we are, surrounded
by all kinds of different

and beautiful birds.

And this is Dr. Murayama,
who is in charge here,

and who is also responsible
for this wonderful habitat,

where the birds appear to
live in relative freedom.

As you can see, we can
share the same space

with these wonderful creatures,
and one gets the impression

of being in some kind of paradise.

Peter.

Peter!

Over here, please?

(suspenseful music)

(muffled pop music)

- Why don't we park
somewhere on the beach?

You know, watch the ocean?

- Are you sure you only
wanna watch the ocean, Liz?

- Well.

That depends.

Do you...fool around?

(bird screeching)

- Dr. Murayama, as you know,

birds have recently been
responsible for many unusual

and violent incidents all over the world.

Have you noticed any
strange forms of behavior

here in the aviary?

- Well, in this case,

the birds react in an
entirely different manner.

They don't have total liberty
and this lack of freedom

can lead to many different responses.

One of them could be the
unwillingness to mate.

This is a serious problem.

We have here numerous species

that are on the verge of extinction.

- [Vanessa] Are these
birds endangered because of

the losses of their natural habitats?

- Basically, yes.

Man has gone about his business

without much regard for the
natural ecological balances.

In many cases, the migratory
species suffer the most.

(bird screeching)

- Peter!

Okay, you were saying, Doctor?

- For instance, many species
are hatched in one place,

and then, in the winter,
they migrate to another.

This is a built-in program
that leads them and they must

go back to the same place
in order to reproduce.

But when man invades and
pollutes their nesting sites,

the species tend to disappear,

because they have no other place to go.

It is not in their program, so to speak.

- But there have been
conservation measures?

- Yes, many, but for each one we protect,

hundreds are destroyed.

Man's progress is too rapid

and protection too slow.

So many birds are subject
to total extinction.

That is, of course, if man
does not destroy himself first.

- This is Vanessa Cartwright,
reporting for Mega Vision.

(somber music)

(waves crashing)

(birds squawking)

(tense music)

(birds squawking)

- Hello.

Nice, you creep.

- With a body like that...

And brains.

Men don't have a chance.

(Vanessa chuckles)
Mm-hm, mm-hm, mm-hm!

- I think the champagne's getting cold.

- You mean hot?

- Mm...yeah, hot.

I'm getting thirsty.

- Right.

Me too.

Well, let's drink

to being together.

And...

(Vanessa chuckles)

to the start of somethin' big, huh?

- Yeah, really big. (giggles)

(cork popping)

(tire hissing)

- Well, kids, I guess we
better stretch our legs, okay?

While Daddy changes the tire, come on.

- Shit, where is it?
- I'm gonna go play!

- No jack. Where's the goddamn jack?

Your damn brother never
returned it, that's where it is.

- It's probably your own fault.

Why did you lend it to him?

You know the kinda guy he is,
he never returns anything!

- Christmas spirit.
Remember, last Christmas?

- Yes, okay, okay!

What do we do now?

- Wait.

Wait until someone comes around and helps.

(suspenseful music)

- Hey, Dad, there's a
camper down the beach!

Maybe they have a jack!

- Yeah, you go down and ask them now.

- Fortunately, they're more like me

and not like someone from your family.

- Don't bitch at me.

You're the ass who forgot
to get the jack back.

- No, I didn't forget, I
just thought your brother

would have the decency to return it.

- You know what?
- No, what?

- You're a real asshole.

(door slams)

- Hey, is anybody there?

- Hey, is anyone there?

- Shut up, let me do the talking!

(ominous music)

(children screaming)

(siren wailing)

- Stop whimpering. And you too, okay?

I know what we saw Is
awful, but it's over.

So try to get a hold of yourselves.

- Will you simmer down?

The kids are frightened.

And with your shouting,
you're making them more upset.

- I'm sorry, we all have
to get a hold of ourselves.

- (gasps) Watch it!

(suspenseful music)

My God.

- I don't know what the hell is going on,

but we got to get outta here.

(engine revving)

(wings flapping)

Shit, we're stuck!

- Take care.

(dramatic music)
(wings flapping)

- Lock yourself in.

(wings flapping)

I gotta get some help.

- You stay here with us
and we'll all go with you.

- Okay.

(suspenseful music)

Let's go to the inside of the inlet.

We'll be safer there, come on.

Inside.

Inside, hurry.
- Come on, kids, hurry up.

Stay close to your father
and me. Come on, come on.

(bird screeching)

- Anybody here?

Is anybody here?

(bird screeching)

(bird fluttering)

(bird fluttering)

- What in the hell is that?

I'll go and see.

- Careful.

- Don't worry, I will.

Who is it?

Who is it?

- I don't see anything.

- Goddamn it.

There is nothing out there.

(wings flapping)
(Mrs. Neilson screams)

(Mr. and Mrs. Neilson scream)
(wings flapping)

(somber music)

(Peter moans)
(Vanessa chuckles)

(Peter moans)

(phone ringing)

- I'll be right back.
Don't drown on me, okay?

Here.
(phone ringing)

- Oh, what a dismal fate
to have to share the planet

with assholes who have to
call at a moment like this!

(phone ringing)

- Hello?

What?

Right.

Yes, we'll be right there.

- Sorry, buddy.

Maybe next time, huh?

(somber music)

- Torn to pieces. That's
how we found them.

- The scene is macabre.

The bodies of Arthur and Olivia Neilson

were found bloodied and mutilated.

The victims of doves.

The same white doves that have always been

a universal symbol for peace,

and they have now declared a war.

A mysterious war against mankind.

(ominous music)

(engine humming)

- Control tower, this is
November 734 Delta Foxtrot.

Requesting permission for landing, over.

- Negative, November 734 Delta Foxtrot.

It's impossible to land.

There's a huge flock of birds
flying over the airstrip.

They've already caused two crashes.

We can't risk it, over.

- What's the nearest auxiliary runway?

I've got about 30 minutes of fuel, over.

- We've got an alternate airstrip

north-northeast of your present position.

It should be well within your fuel range.

It's the only strip that
is operating at this time.

Do you read?

Qver.

- Go ahead, Tower. I read you, over.

- Radar indicates two
large masses of birds

directly in front of you.

Over, over!

(birds thudding)
(tense music)

- Mayday, mayday, mayday.

Tower, I have a collision,

I can't control the plane! (screams)

I am being attacked by
birds and I can't pull up!

I can't pull up, I'm going down!

Help me, I'm going down, help! (screams)

(explosion booming)

(ominous music)

(wings flapping)

(birds cooing)

- Listen, we're not in Spain
on a holiday, you know.

What's happening here
is really incredible.

- Here's something
incredible, listen to this.

We have been getting calls and telexes

from news agencies all over the globe.

They all got the same story. (chuckles)

- What?

I can't hear you very well.

- I said that all kinds of
birds are attacking people

in countries all over the world.

So what you've got isn't news.

All my information's going on the air,

before you get back with your story.

- Forget about your damn
show and who's on first.

Can't you see what's goin' on here?

We've gotta do something.

We've gotta warn them, or
help them, or do something!

Damn it!

(suspenseful music)
(birds cooing)

- How'd it go, did you get through?

- Yeah, I got through.

- S0, what'd he say?

- A lot more than you could imagine.

Could you do me a favor?
- Sure, anything.

- It's been a long time
since I've been in a church.

Would you go with me?

(waves crashing)

- Help!

Help!

Please, help! (sobbing)

(tense music)

(woman sobbing)

(woman sobbing)

(birds squawking)

(birds squawking)

(birds squawking)

- They're back.

Flocks of birds from everywhere.

- We've gotta do something.

- What the hell happened to you?

- The birds.

- We gotta find a place to hide.

- Under the pier.

If they attack, we can
dive under the water.

- Let's go.

(tense music)

(grunting)

Keep your heads down.

Go!

Come on, come on!

Come on!

(birds squawking)

(children speaking over each other)

(ominous music)

(children laughing and chattering)

(suspenseful music)

(wings flapping)

(birds squawking)

- No cause for alarm.
(siren walils)

Repeat, there is absolutely
no cause for alarm.

The city's authorities
are bringing the situation

under control at this very moment.

Please proceed calmly and quietly

to the nearest public shelter.

- Mr. Mayor, can you
tell us what's going on?

- [Officer] Remain inside the shelter.

- In all checks, the
radar has picked up spots

of millions of birds
heading in this direction.

- Give me a brandy.

- Same here.

- Look, Mr. Mayor, what do you plan to do?

- Evacuate.

We'll evacuate the town and
take everybody to a safe place.

It won't be easy, people
are bound to panic.

- These two areas, here and here,

have already been attacked.

This morning at dawn.

- People panicked and tried
to get away in their cars.

The roads were fogged in

and there was a chain
reaction of collisions.

The roads are blocked.

We have helicopters and rescue squads

evacuating the survivors.

- My God, what's happening?

- We are in a very
vulnerable position here.

- You mean we're sitting ducks.

- That's not funny, Peter.

- It's not meant to be,
we can't just sit here.

I never believed this, but
we've gotta do something,

and we've gotta do something fast.

We can't just sit here drinking.

- We don't have time to wait
for help, that's for sure.

- The birds, the birds
banded together, right?

- We all know that.

- SO0 what we need to do is
concentrate the population.

Our strength is in numbers.

- Yes, that could be.

- It's our best defense.

- It's our only chance.

- Benitas, alert everybody
and bring them together.

And use all available transportation.

- The roads are blocked, remember?

- Those birds certainly
know what they're doin'.

- I saw a train when we first
arrived, is it still here?

- I'll check on it.

(suspenseful music)

- I hope so, 'cause if it
isn't, we've gotta do something,

and we've gotta do something fast.

(tense music)

- Please, keep the window
closed, don't even peek outside.

- [Man] Don't you think it's gone too far?

- [Woman] This is real dumb.

I can't believe any of
this bird stuff, anyway.

- Hey, call Colonel Sanders.

He'll take care of these birds

and we'll have them prepared for lunch.

- Well, the only lunch
they're gonna have is us,

penguin brain.

- [Man] This is crazy.

- Please, everyone, listen to me.

Keep the windows closed.

Draw the curtains and don't open them,

no matter what happens.

I repeat.

Keep the windows closed.

(wings flapping)

(children singing)

J London Bridge is falling down »

J falling down, falling down

J London Bridge is falling
down, my fair lady &

J Take a key and lock it
up, lock it up, lock it up J

J Take a key and lock
it up, my fair lady =

- Sharon.

I don't like the look of those birds.

There are too many of them.

Get in the house!

- What can they possibly do to us?

- Go! You heard me, get inside!

- Okay.

Get inside.

Come on, come on!

Do as you're told.

Come on.

Now, children, we're going to
have a party inside the house.

Come on, let's go, come on.

(birds cooing)

- Children!

Hurry!

Come up here!

Come here, I said!

Quickly!

Hurry, hurry, get in the house!

(horse neighing)

- Hey, Cathy, come on!

- Hurry, quick!
- I'm coming!

- Get inside!
- Okay.

- [Boy] Quick, shut the door!

(noise-maker blowing)

(wings flapping)

(girl whining)

(girl sobbing)

- All right, darling.

You and me, we're going
to make a run for it.

Okay, let's go.

(girl whimpering)

(groaning)

(heartbeat thudding)
(wings flapping)

- And Patty?

Where is Patty?

Patty!

Patty!

Patty!

(woman screaming)
(tense music)

No!

(door slams)

(woman screaming)

(woman screaming)

(woman screaming)

(woman screaming)

(wings flapping)

Cathy!

Cathy!

Children, wait!

Come here!

(birds thudding)

Children, children!

Come with me, come on, come on, hurry up!

Move, come on, come on!

- The bedroom window's open,
I'd better go up and close it!

(glass shattering)
(tense music)

(woman screaming)
(wings flapping)

(kid screaming)

(woman screaming)

(woman screaming)

(woman screaming)

(both screaming)

- Cathy!

Cathy!

Cathy!

Cathy!

(woman screaming)

Cathy!

No!

(handle rattling)

(Cathy screaming)

(Cathy whimpering)

(woman grunting)

(woman grunting)

(door rattling)
(wings flapping)

(fire crackling)

(woman sobbing)

- Daddy... (sobbing)

(birds cooing)

(tense music)
(birds squawking)

- The large flocks are over there.

(birds squawking)

- They've been trailin'
us for a long time now.

- Won't attack no train, that's for sure.

- I wouldn't be too sure about that.

From what I've seen of these birds,

they might just be waiting
for the right moment.

- Maybe they just found it.

(sheep bleating)

(horn blaring)

(sheep bleating)

- Please, keep the windows closed.

(horn blaring)

(sheep bleating)

- We'll never get outta here at this rate.

We've gotta move these
sheep out of the way.

- How do we do that?

- Can't we just push them out
of the way with the train?

- Too many of them.

(sheep bleating)

(brakes squeaking)

(birds squawking)

- [Man] Well, why are we stopping?

- Yes, we're herded in here
like cows to slaughter.

I don't like this one bit.

- Yes, well, this isn't
supposed to be fun.

- Well, we know that,
but why are we stopping?

- I'd like to know myself.

As soon as I find out, I'll let you know.

Please keep the windows closed.

- Who gave you the authority
to give orders around here?

Who do you think you are?

- Someone who doesn't
wanna become bird feed.

If you don't like it,
you do what you wanna do.

I'm sure the birds would love to meet you.

(sheep bleating)

- Then we'll cut the fences
and give 'em more room

to move out. Do you got
anything I could do that with?

- All I got are these pliers,

but they'll cut through all right.

- Fine.

(sheep bleating)

(birds squawking)

No, no, nol!

The guns won't do any good
if they decide to attack!

Go down the tracks, keep
the sheep goin' that way!

I'll get the fence!

- Be careful, Peter!

(birds squawking)

(sheep bleating)

- Come on, let's go, come on!

Anh, yeah, yeah, come on,
let's go, come on, come on!

Come on, come on, come on, come on!

Let's go, let's go, let's go!

Hee-yah, hee-yah, come on!
(birds squawking)

Come on, come on, come on!

(birds squawking)
(sheep bleating)

Come on, let's go, come on, yah!

Get outta here, let's go,
come on, come on, come on!

(dog barking)
(sheep bleating)

Yeah, come on!

- Get moving!
- Move, move!

- Go on, come on, let's go, let's go!

Come on, get outta here,
let's go, come on, come on!

Let's go.

(tense music)

(glass shattering)

(passengers screaming)

(glass shattering)

All right, I want
everybody out of this car!

Now they've started, they won't
stop 'til they've broken in!

Let's go, come on, everybody,
out, out, out, out!

- [Vanessa] Wel'll be
safer in the next car.

(wings flapping)
(passengers screaming)

- [Peter] Move it, move it!

(glass shattering)

(chattering)
(dramatic music)

(all screaming)
(all chattering)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(man grunting)
(wings flapping)

(man screaming)

- One from him.

(glass shattering)

And one for me.

(explosion booming)

(glass shattering)
(explosions booming)

(flames crackling)

- They ran into their own trap.

Looks like we'll get some peace now.

For a while, anyway.

(eerie music)

- [Vanessa] That's strange.

- What?

- The way they're tracking the smoke.

(birds squawking)

It's almost like they're
following the souls of the dead.

(flames crackling)

(thunder clapping)

- Momma, Momma, I think
they're coming again!

- You've been a very brave girl, Cathy.

Now, I need you to be
brave, just a little longer.

(thunder clapping)

We have to keep the fire going, okay?

- [Cathy] Okay, Mommy.

(thunder clapping)

(eerie music)

(wings flapping)

(thunder clapping)

(horse neighing)

(suspenseful music)

- Stay close to Patty,
I'm going to have a look.

- Are they there?

- I don't know.

(birds cooing)

(wings flapping)

(door slamming)

Children, I don't want you to say a word.

Just follow me. Right now.

(suspenseful music)
(birds cooing)

(wings flapping)

(wings flapping)
(birds cooing)

Come on. (gasping)
(wings flapping)

(wings flapping)

Kids!

Kids!

Where are you?

Kids!

(door clicking)
(woman gasping)

(door creaking)

(door creaking)

(gasps) Thank God!

You're here.

You can come up now, come!

It's all right!

Come on, children!

Comel!

No.

We're getting out of here.

(wings flapping)

Stay close to me, children.

Let's go.

(birds cooing)

Everybody, stay close together.

(suspenseful music)

We're almost there.

(woman gasping)
(wings flap)

(gate squeaking)

(horse neighing)
(woman gasps)

Everybody, inside the car! Hurry!

Hurry!

- I think the birds are gone.

Hey, they're leaving!

- [Child] Quit pushing, come on!

(door creaking)
- Come on!

- Kids!

Hurry!

Run!

Run!

Hurry!

(wings flapping)

Hurry!

Come on.

Come on!

Get in!

That's it.

(woman grunting)
(engine churning)

(engine roaring)

(tense music)
(engine roaring)

- In all parts of the world,

the birds appear to have returned
to their normal behavior.

All attacks have ceased
and we seem to be at peace.

The nightmare ended the
same way it started.

Suddenly and inexplicably.

Perhaps they knew they could never defeat

the most cruel killer of all.

Man.

Or perhaps their message was sent.

A message to care for this
fragile sphere we call Earth.

To nurture and share the riches
with all God's creatures,

if we are to survive.

Or maybe it was a rehearsal

for some kind of natural master plan.

A plan to discard any and all

who disrupt nature's perfect harmony.

A plan to choose who will survive.

(moody electronic music)

(dramatic music)

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