All language subtitles for The.Lost.World.S01E01-Pilot.DVDRip.XviD-SFM - The.Journey.Begins

At the dawn of the century

A band of adventures set out
to prove the impossible

The existence of a prehistoric world

The Visionary

The Heiress

The Hunter

The Scientist

and
The Reporter

All chasing the story of a lifetime

Stranded in a savage land

Befriended by an untamed beauty

Together they fight to survive

In this amazing world of lost civilizations

and terrifying creatures

Always searching for a way home

A way out of��

the Lost World

What�s all the commotion about Kappakochu?

The chief said they have found a
man tonight.

A white man.
- A white man here?

Who is he?
Where did he come from?

He does not know.

The man stumbled into the
village and collapsed.

They could not help him but
thought you might know how.

Massive infection.

The only one to help
him now is his maker.

Tell them to get water.

We�ll make what little time he has
left as comfortable as possible.

My journal.

The bag.
- Please...

...show them.

Tell me what are they so afraid of?

He says the man visited
the other world.

He went where living
men are not meant to go.

Now you�re talking my language

Mr. Maple-White seemed like a
damn fine scientist.

He could have told us a lot
about this land.

What else is in that pack?

The plates there.

What are they saying?

The devil spirit.

Devil spirit�

...indeed.

Once again I am shocked.

Night after night I listen to my
esteemed colleagues

pass judgment on the permanence of
certain animals upon the earth.

Because our Dr. Summerlee has
never seen a, so called,

prehistoric animal he assumes
do not - cannot insist.

If he had never been to North America

I�m sure he would still hold
that the world is flat.

I speak here
of creatures who could hunt down

and devour the fiercest of present day
predators as if they were lambs.

Is this fellow for real?

I hope so.

Professor Challenger you can hardly
expect a room full of

top flight scholars to share
your demented fantasies.

Still...

I feel compelled to share my
findings with you�

�ungrateful swine that you prove to be.

Do I know you?

No.

But you know me.

Does it matter?

Just wondering if it�s
business or personal?

To the Field Marshal
it�s very personal.

To me it�s only business.

Good then we can negotiate.

Sadly that would be bad business.

Oh, I see.

Pity.

Gentlemen the proof of my
contentions.

A Pterodactyl?

That�s right a Pterodactyl.

Long held to be extinct since the
Mesozoic Era but here

visible in the photograph taken not more
than six months ago.

Professor you must surely know

that fraudulent photographs are
not unheard of.

The scientific process demands more
substantial confirmation.

Precisely, sir, precisely.

That is why I propose that several
of you good gentleman

join me on a mission to put
my claims to the test.

What about you Dr. Summerlee?

Do you have the courage
of your convictions

or is that merely the reserve
of true scientists?

Come, man... for the
honor of the society.

Very well. I�ll do it.

Who else��who else will volunteer?

I will.
- And you are?

Lord John Roxton, sir.

I�ve already been up
the Amazon and have

special qualifications
for the expedition.

Lord Roxton�s reputation as an
adventurer is world famous.

We would be honored
to have you sir.

Anybody else?

Ned Malone, sir, International
Herald Tribune.

I have experience as a war
correspondent and

would serve as an
unprejudiced witness.

You are an American?
- Yes, sir.

Well we won�t hold that against you.
Welcome aboard.

And just how do you propose to
fund this wild goose chase?

Well naturally given the evidence
I�ve supplied you with today

I assumed the society would pick
up the expense.

You assumed, sir.

This society does not
have the resources.

I�m afraid this fairy tale
expedition is out of the question.

I will provide funding.

My name is Marguerite Krux.

I offer whatever resources are
required to fund the mission.

Madam, do you have any idea just how
much such an expedition might cost?

My resources are not limited.

The funds shall be placed in a
bond by tomorrow afternoon.

It�s done then.

You will have your
proof by years end

and the world...

�the world will be amazed.

At it already Malone?

Shouldn�t think there was
anything to write about yet.

My editor�s demanding a
blow by blow account.

This, my friend, is all color.

I see what you mean.

Do you know this
stretch of river well?

Nobody knows this
section of the river.

Nobody but me would be stupid
enough to bring up a party here.

Why is that so stupid?

I thought you knew Dr. Summerlee.

It�s cursed.

I owed a gambling debt to Manaos.

If I hadn�t accepted Professor
Challenger�s offer

I would probably be dead by now.

This way I suppose I have a
fighting chance.

So when are you going to
tell us the real reason

you funded this expedition?

I funded it, what does it matter?

I know the reasons the
others are here:

For Challenger it�s a
quest for knowledge.

Summerlee pride.

Malone�s looking for the
story of the century

and I�m sure you
know why I�m here.

To irritate and bore?

Really,

what are you after?

Maybe I have a passion
for adventure too.

Begging your pardon ma�am but

you�re ascold a customer
as ever I�ve seen.

You�re after something else.

A gentleman�s duty is to believe
what a lady tells him.

Don�t let the title fool you.

I�m as far from being a gentleman
as you are from being a lady.

Surely you don�t believe
in curses do you?

No man who�s gone where we�re
going has ever survived.

That much I know.

It could be a curse

or it could be as plain as a blow
pipe arrow to the neck

and your shrunken head
added to the collection.

Either way dead is dead.

That�s enough for today.

Let�s make camp
before it gets dark.

What did I get myself into?

Did you say something, Doctor?

Nothing� nothing at all.

All right everybody

gather around and I�ll show you
our route for tomorrow.

Now judging from our position this
afternoon we�re here.

We�ll take this left fork here

to here if we make good time shouldn�t
be more than a day�s travel.

Not a moment too soon for me.

I don�t want to burst
your bubble Doctor but

I have a feeling that�s when
the real adventure begins.

Where�s Miss Krux?

She said she was
going for a walk.

In that direction I think.

She shouldn�t be out there alone.

That�s what I told her,

you can imagine her response.

What are you doing here?

A beautiful woman should
not bathe alone.

No telling what kind of dangers
she might run into out here.

Danger?

You�re the only thing I
have to worry about.

Sneaking around in the bushes
like some Peeping Tom.

Madam you flatter yourself.

Go find yourself some native girl
to give you your cheap thrills.

I demand you leave this instant.

Miss Krux - get out of the water�

Quickly.

Not until you turn your back

and lower you gun.

Miss Krux, if I have to ask you
one more time

I�m going to shoot you
and save you the pain

of being eaten alive
by that crocodile.

For your information there are
no crocodiles in the Amazon.

They�re an indigenous reptile
that are similar to a crocodile.

It�s called a Caiman.

Behind you!

What did you do that for?

He was about to eat you.

For your information
I was toying with him.

And by the looks of it
you made a fine chew toy.

How long were you watching me?

So is that how you thank me.

Thank you. Who killed the beast?

Why you ungrateful little�

You�re bleeding.

It�s nothing I slipped.

It needs to be cleaned.

You shouldn�t walk on it.

Lord Roxton put me down!

I said put me down!

Whatever you say.

What is that?

Jungle telegraph.

Do you understand it?

A smattering, something
about food.

Seems like a menu.

You catch any more?

A little, their description of
Roxton was not flattering

found him stringy

but be flattered Professor
you�re the main course.

Keep your rifle at hand Roxton.

It never left.

Come on time to move.

This is it.

You�ve found the plateau?

Yeah, I�m sure of it.

All we found is an escarpment.
I don�t see any plateau.

And what do you think is
beyond those clouds Doctor?

More rock.

I had hoped that proving your
scientific knowledge to be nothing

more then rank amateurism
would have been enough.

But no, obviously something
more physical

is necessary to curb
your negative attitude.

Gentlemens, that�s enough.

When we get back to England
you can kill each other then.

If we get back to England.

Professor,

excuse me but we should get
the balloon assembled and inflated

if we want to ascend in the morning.

All right lets make camp.

Let�s get to work there�s a lot
more to do before we sleep.

Consider that motivation
not to dilly-dally.

Mood music.

What�s that?

Sulfuric acid

it reacts with the iron filings

to produce the hydrogen
that floats the balloon.

I�ll believe that when I see it.

Now I know you�ve gone mad

an airplane without wings
that ascends vertically.

Think about it, Doctor.

a rotating wing slicing through
the air providing uplift

just like a fixed wing.

It will retire the
balloon outright.

I�d put my money behind.

Good money after bad.

Get Summerlee to
wake the bearers.

Summerlee!

Wake the bearers we need
help packing the balloon.

Morning gentlemen rise and shine

your services are needed.

Hello?

Have you seen the bearers?

There�s one over there.

You�you sir we need to be off.

I spoke to you sir the least
you could do is reply.

Dead!

The bearers their all dead.

Get anything else that�s essential
into the balloon, we�re leaving.

Run for your life Miss Krux!

Close call, Malone.
- Were out of range now.

Does this change your opinion
about ballooning, Doctor?

It has its uses.

What in God�s name is that?
- Up draft.

I�ve never seen anything
like it, Professor.

Secure what you can.

Hold on tight!

Help!

It�s taking us into the storm cell!

Thank God that�s over.

Miss Krux... Summerlee...

Malone!

Right here.

I�m alive. I�m alive.

Figures you�d land on top of me.

I must say you broke
my fall quite nicely.

Over fifty flights without
a scratch aye.

Can�t believe we
all pulled through.

The balloon didn�t fare so well.

Most of the fabrics intact but

she�ll need a complete re-rigging.

It doesn�t matter

we wouldn�t survive another
trip through that up draft.

We�ll assemble what we can the rest
we�ll leave until we�ve made camp.

Well come on,

lets get to it we�vegot a
whole world to explore.

Are you alright Malone?
- Yeah, I�m fine.

Who is she?

I don�t know but she
just saved my life.

Stay away from her
she may be dangerous.

She could be the key to cracking
the mysteries of this land.

We must communicate with her.

Why don�t you offer her some food
that�ll get her to trust us.

Leave this to me I�ve had vast
experience with underdeveloped races.

We come from many moons.

Me � friend - Challenger � you.

Good Lord man this isn�t
Edgar Rice Burrows you

don�t expect her to understand
English do you?

Well my French is a little rusty
but I�m willing to give it a try.

Allow me to introduce myself.

My name is Veronica.

Delighted to meet
you, Miss Veronica.

It�s a long way yet, Professor.

Fascinating.

Professor, look at this.
- My God...

What does this say
to you, Summerlee?

It says a large animal
passed this way recently.

Large animal? What large animal
has that span?

It�s a dinosaur Summerlee
a dinosaur.

Gentlemens, if you�ll excuse me I�ve
heard this little ditty before.

All I know is there�s
nothing to see

more important nothing to shoot.

Dinosaur indeed,

just as I suspected this whole
ridiculous expedition

is nothing more than
a waste of time.

Malone, I need the camera.

No don�t shoot.

I promised you dinosaurs
didn�t I, Summerlee.

Indeed you did.

Now that�s what I
call a treehouse.

Yes a sanctuary from the reptiles.

How do we get up?

Well, on the elevator of course.

I don�t see an elevator.

How does it work?

On simple counterweight
principles.

Water�s collected from
the rainforest canopy

then released into and out of the log.
- Ingenious!

Thomas Edison would
be green with envy.

I�ll take that.
- Oh, thank you.

Oh it�s wonderful.

Everything a scientist could
possible need.

Hey how about us?
- Have you ever seen the likes of this?

Never.
- I�ll be right down.

Don�t worry about me.

This is where I live.

You built this?

So what do you think Professor?

It�s stupendous

finding an outpost of civilization
in the middle of this wilderness.

It�s Incredible.

My parent�s party
built it themselves.

That�s my mother pregnant
with me at the time.

That�s my father.

Are we going to meet them?
- They�re not here.

They went out to collect samples.

When do you expect them back?
- I don�t know.

They�re missing.

How long have they been missing?

Eleven years.

Eleven years?

Eleven years in the jungle and
you think they�re still alive?

You have no idea where
you are do you?

They could be out there�

anywhere trying to find
their way back home.

What about the others

the rest of your parent�s party?

They�re all dead.

I know that for a fact.

No one escapes the ape-men.

The ape-men?

Is that why you�re here a
zoological expedition?

We�re here to find a
rare specimen.

Perhaps you�ve seen
something like it?

Vicious creature isn�t he?

Forget your science,

forget your ambition,

forget whatever brought you here.

Where these beasts are is not a
place where you want to go.

That�s exactly where I want to go.

I�ll show you how to make
contact with the Zanga Indians.

Some say they know of caves which
travel down to your world.

You had better take
me up on my offer

before anything else can happen.
- We have company.

No, don�t shoot.

If you�re looking for reasons
to use your weapons

you�ll have plenty where you�re
planning on going.

You don�t have to shoot my friends.

Assai!

Dr. Summerlee, Chopin

one of my father�s favorites.

Opus 10 Etude in E major wonderful

a little culture in this barbaric land
thank you my dear.

Miss Krux,

nice isn�t it?

You�d hardly believe you�re
in a primeval jungle

on the rooftop of the world.

I believe it.

When are you going to come clean and
tell me why you�re really here?

You�re no geologist.

Why does it matter so much to you?

Because the little voice
inside keeps telling me,

for the good of party.

I should throw you to the
wolves first chance I get.

So why don�t you?

Because another voice tells me

you only meet a woman made of fire
and steel once in a blue moon.

And you don�t want to waste her

when she�s in your hands.

I am not in your hands, Lord Roxton,

and any time you wish to throw me
to the wolves I suggest you try.

You might be surprised which
one of us gets eaten.

Yes, well I always say
anything that isn�t worth shedding

a little blood over, isn�t
worth the getting.

Alright everybody gather round.

I�ve come to a decision.

We came here to prove a theory,

ape-men or not,
I intend to do just that.

Anybody who doesn�t want
to come I�ll understand.

But, I�m leaving first
thing in the morning.

We�ve come a long way for this hunt

and I�m not going back
with out a trophy.

Wherever my money goes I go.

I�ve still got a story to write.

Summerlee?

Do you have the stuffing
to come with us?

I�ll see this through.

Splendid

Mr. Malone you re-jig the
balloon it may prove useful.

Steady Malone we don�t
want to blow the image.

Do you prefer I set
down amongst them?

Let�s find another one.

Professor you�ve used almost
all your plates in one day.

Maybe you�d like to save
the rest for another day.

Science doesn�t wait on
tomorrow my lad

another specimen over there.

Dinosaurs I still can�t believe it.

I�ve kind of gotten used
to them actually.

You know you constantly
amaze me, Miss Veronica.

A member of the fairer sex
especially as one as cultured as you

to have survived so
long in this primitive

environment is absolutely amazing.

You�ve got to watch these they�ve
got sulfuric acid for blood.

Luckily they�re pretty slow.

Come out come out wherever you are

There that wasn�t so hard

A lot of good this will do me.

Don�t you look like the cat that
swallowed the canary.

You know if you turn that
around it might actually apply.

You�re making even less
sense than usual, Roxton.

I�ve just been out hunting.

I recognize the look.

Kill anything interesting?

Yes, a small dinosaur.

How brave of you.

I think he wanted to eat me.

No accounting for taste.

So, where�s your trophy?

Probably in the belly of a T-Rex.

This gets even better.

You actually saw a T-Rex.

Oh, yes, he was magnificent.

He must have chased me for at least
three miles before I lost him.

But you�re certain you lost him?

Oh, yes.

I�ll finish this later.

Good idea.

It�s time we got home and
showed it to the world.

You�re been premature.

Some of us haven�t been fortunate
enough to realize our goals yet.

I have only Assai�s stones to indicate
the geological potential here.

And they�re useless unless we
discover where they came from.

There are those who place a higher
value on knowledge then jewelry.

And most of them are flat broke.

Listen we already have more
evidence then a balloon can carry

unless you want to risk it.

Professor?

I�m afraid he�s right, Miss Krux,

makes no sense collecting data
we can�t transport.

So how do we get down?

There�s a better than even
chance that with those winds

the balloon won�t make it.

If we came to an understanding
with chief Jacoba

would he lead us down
through the caves?

My father does not
trust outsiders.

But surely there is something
we can offer him.

There�s only one thing
here he wants.

Well we�ll find the
caves ourselves.

Perhaps if he spoke to an outsider

Not bad.

Your language isn�t that difficult.

The most important thing is

to convince him he has
nothing to fear from us.

I�ll take you to him in the morning.
- Splendid.

Hey, Doctor, you and Mr.
Malone accompany Marguerite.

I think I should go things
could get out of hand.

This is a diplomatic envoy, John.

Besides I need you and
Veronica elsewhere.

There is one more item
we need to collect.

Steal a dinosaur egg and carry it
though a jungle full of predators?

You�re out of your mind.

John,

no matter how many
photographs we have

there will always be some
naysayer crying fake.

Proof like this nobody
can question us,

especially once it hatches.

Hatches... in England?

With luck long before that

so it�s acquired a suitably
impressive size before our arrival.

Think about it, John,

the whole of London laid
out at your feet.

A man of the hour

Lord John Roxton

hunter of the biggest
game that ever lived.

Can it be done?

You tell him, Veronica.

Only one reptile nests
at this altitude.

Well, a Pterodactyl.

They hunt by daylight.

And by nightfall we�ll be back at
Veronica�s residence

toasting our success.

What do you say?

All right.

let�s do it then.

Great Jehovah!

Shhh we mention no Gods
but Atunga here

he rules our dead

You can make it up the left face it
won�t take any time at all.

One Pterodactyl egg coming up.

Be careful.
- Don�t worry he�ll be fine.

Well done Roxton.

To be continued...