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Deirdre: Thank you so much.
That looks fabulous.

Deirdre: Thank you, Geoffrey.

Geoffrey: You're welcome.

Deirdre: We'll also take a
bottle of red as well. Thank you.

Geoffrey: Certainly.

Deirdre: Right, now...

Thank you, Barry.
You're welcome.

Thank you.

Deirdre: That looks
wonderful. Beautiful day.

Deirdre: Where are you going?

Cathy: To eat my sandwich.

Deirdre: You'll ruin
your appetite for prawns.

I don't like prawns.

Deirdre: Darling,
don't wander off.

For god's sake,
leave her alone, Deirdre.

Deirdre: Go play with your ball.

Don't be so annoying!

Darling, what about snakes?

There aren't any snakes
on the beach.

Just let her enjoy
herself for once.

Deirdre: Edward?
Edward: Yes, ma'am.

Hello, there.

What are you,
a little bird or something?

Are you hungry? Take
a bite. It's roast beef.

It's good. Come on.
I won't hurt you.

Mommy! Daddy! You've got to
come see this! I found something!

Cathy, darling, lunch is ready!

Are you looking at this?

I'm afraid there
isn't enough to go around.

Paul?

Cathy?

Deirdre: Will you hurry up?
Hurry up!

You're him, right?

Excuse me?

The scientist? The guy?
I saw you on TV.

I believed you.

Who shall I tell
Mr. Hammond is calling?

Ian: Ian Malcolm.
I've been summoned.

Dr. Malcolm!

Ian: Oh, my god.

Hello, Dr. Malcolm.

Kids, kids.

It's so great to see you.

It's so great to see you.

It's so great. Look at you.

You came to see grandpa?

Yeah, he called me. Do
you know what it's about?

Idont, enhen this joint's
kind of creepy, isn't it?

Is everything okay?

Well, not exactly.

Dr. Malcolm.

Dr. Malcolm. Here to share a
few campfire stories with my uncle?

Ian: You can convince the
Washington post and skeptical inquirer

of what you want

but I was there. I know what
happened and so do you.

Do you actually believe that
everyone who chose discretion did so

for a nefarious motive?
Even Lex and Tim?

Ian: Leave them out of it.
It's not a game.

No. You signed
a nondisclosure agreement

before you went to the island

that forbade you from
discussing what you saw.

You violated that agreement.

I did. And you lied about
the deaths of three people.

You misinformed the public,

which made me look like a nut.

Hasn't been so good
for my livelihood...

We made a generous
compensatory offer for your injuries.

A payoff and an insult.

When you spin reality,
cover up evidence,

it hurts more
than my reputation.

As I recall,

your university
revoked your tenure

for your selling
wild stories to the press.

I didn't sell anything. I never
took a cent, and I told the truth.

Your version of it.

There aren't "versions"
of the truth.

Ingen can't keep spewing out...

Ingen is my responsibility now.

I will jealously
defend its interests.

Ian: Your responsibility?
What about Mr. Hammond?

It is our board of directors
I must face, not my uncle.

Trust me, your problems
are about to be rendered moot.

Ludlow: In a few weeks' time,
they'll be long forgotten.

Not by me.

Careful.

This suit cost more
than your education.

Hammond: You were right
and I was wrong. There!

Did you ever expect
to hear me say such a thing?

Thank god for site b.

Site b?

Isla nublar was just a showroom,

something for the tourists.

Site b was the factory floor.

That was on Isla sorna,
80 miles from nublar.

We bred the animals there, and
nurtured them for a few months,

then moved them into the park.

Really? I did not know that.

After the accident in the park,

hurricane Clarissa wiped
out our facility on site b.

Call it an act of god.

We had to evacuate.
The animals were released

to mature on their own.

"Life will find a way," as
you once so eloquently put it.

By now we have a complete
ecological system on the island

with dozens of species living
in their own social groups

without fences, boundaries,
or constraining technology.

And for four years

I've tried to keep it safe
from human interference.

That's right. Hopefully,
you've kept the island

quarantined and contained.

But I'm in shock about all this.

I mean, that they're
still alive.

You bred them lysine-deficient.

Shouldn't they have
kicked after seven days

without supplemental enzymes?

Yes! But, by god,
they're flourishing.

That's one of 1,000 questions
I want the team to answer.

Team?

Yes.

I've organized
an expedition to go in,

thank you, and document them.

To make the most
spectacular living fossil record

the world has ever seen.

Go in and document?
You mean with people?

Yes, the animals won't know
they're there. Very low impact.

Strictly observation
and documentation.

Hammond: Our satellite infrareds

show the animals
are fiercely territorial.

The carnivores are isolated
in the interior of the island

so the team can stay
on the outer rim.

Don't worry. I'm not making
the same mistakes again.

No, you're making all new ones.

John! So, there's another
island with dinosaurs,

no fences this time, and
you want to send people in,

very few people,
on the ground, right?

Who are the four lunatics
you're trying to con into this?

It was difficult to convince
them as to what they would see,

in the end had to use my
checkbook to get them there.

But there's Nick Van Owen,

who is a video documentarian,

Eddie carr, who's a
field equipment expert.

We have our paleontologist

and I was hoping that
perhaps you might be the fourth.

We've been on the verge
of chapter 11

ever since that
accident in the park.

There are those in the company

who wanted to exploit site b

in order to bail us out.

They've been
planning it for years,

and I've been able
to stop them until now.

But, a few weeks ago, a
British family on a yacht cruise

stumbled across the island
and their wee girl was injured.

She's fine.

But the board
has used the incident

to take control
of ingen from me.

Now it's only a matter
of time before this

lost world
is found and pillaged.

Public opinion is the one
thing I can use to preserve it,

but to rally that support

I need a complete photo record

of those animals alive
and in their natural habitat.

So you went from capitalist
to naturalist in just four years.

That's something.

It's our last chance
at redemption.

John,

of course, no.

And I'm going to contact the
other three members of your team

and stop them from going.

Who's the paleontologist,
by the way?

She came to me,
I want you to know this.

Who did?

Leave it to you, Ian, to
have associations, affiliations,

even liaisons, with the best
people in so many fields.

Not Sarah.

Paleontological behavior
study is a new field,

and Sarah Harding
is on that frontier.

Her theories on
parenting and nurturing

amongst carnivores
have framed the debate.

What are you doing?

Where's your phone?

Hammond: It's too late.

She's already there.

The others are
meeting her in three days.

You sent my girlfriend
to this island alone?

"Sent" is hardly the word.
She couldn't be restrained.

She was already
working in San Diego,

doing some research
at the animal park.

It's only a couple
of hours' flight from there.

She was adamant, absolutely
adamant about, here you are,

about making the initial
foray by herself.

She thinks she's dian fossey.

"Observation without
interference," she said.

She went on and on.
You know how it is.

After you were injured in
the park, she sought you out.

Then she went all the way
to a hospital in Costa Rica

to ask somebody who she didn't
even know if the rumors were true.

If you want to leave your
name on something, fine.

But stop putting it on
other people's headstones.

She'll be fine. She's spent
years studying African predators.

Sleeping downwind and all.
She knows what she's doing.

And, believe me,
the research team will...

It's not a research
expedition anymore.

It's a rescue operation
and it's leaving now.

Eddie: You can't shave
three days off my deadline

and expect to be ready.

I'm not supplied. I
haven't tested any of this.

Ian: Why give her
a satellite phone

if it doesn't work?
Why doesn't it?

Eddie: Could be solar flares, the
satellite, or maybe she turned it off.

Eddie: I need half air on the
tires. We're flying pressurized.

Ian: Does she know
how to use it?

Eddie: You kidding?

She's faxed me refinements
on 50% of the plans for this stuff.

Don't do that. You got
to baby it a little bit. Loveit

I'll love it when it works.

It'll work when you love it.

You coming along?

I don't usually,
but I can't resist.

Thanks for
the two-minute warning.

Nick Van Owen,
this is Ian Malcolm.

Nick's our field photographer.

Ian: How do you do?

You do wildlife photography?

Wildlife, combat, you name it.

When I was with nightline, I
was in Rwanda, chechnya, Bosnia.

I do volunteer work with
Greenpeace once in a while.

Greenpeace? What drew you there?

Women.

Nick: 80% female, Greenpeace.

Noble.

Nick: Noble was last year.
This year I'm getting paid.

Hammond's check cleared, or I
wouldn't go on this wild-goose chase.

You're going to the only place in
the world where the geese chase you.

Kelly: Dad! Dad!

Ian: Kelly, my honey, you
found it. What took you so long?

Sorry, I couldn't get a cab.

Ian: Sweetie, that's okay.

Listen, I've got to tell you
something. I've got to talk to you.

I don't even know this woman.

Ian: You've known Karen
for 10 years.

She doesn't even have sega.
She's such a troglodyte.

Cruel, but good word use.

Kelly: Why can't
I stay with Sarah?

She's out of town.
Karen's fantastic.

She'll take you places.
You'll have a fantastic time.

Stop saying "fantastic."
Where are you going, anyway?

It's only for a few days. I wouldn't
be going if it wasn't really important.

I'm your daughter all the time.

You can't abandon me
whenever opportunity knocks.

That hurts my feelings.
Your mom tell you to say that?

Eddie: Dr. Malcolm,
downstairs, please.

I know we've had
some hard going.

But in the last few years,
we've started to work things out.

Yeah, but crack on me a bit.

Ground me or something.
Send me to my room.

You never do any of that stuff.

Why would I? You turned out so

beautiful, brilliant, powerful,
funny, and generous.

The queen, goddess.
My inspiration.

Eddie: Dr. Malcolm.

Kelly: I could come be your
research assistant, like I was in Austin.

This is nothing like Austin.

Anyway, you have your own stuff.

Your gymnastics competition.
You've been training for months.

Gymnastics?

I scrubbed out, dad, I got cut
from the team. Thanks for knowing.

I'm sorry, honey.

I know how much
that meant to you.

You like to have kids.

But you just don't want
to be with them, do you?

It wasn't me who dumped you
and split for Paris,

so don't take it out on me.

Eddie: Dr. Malcolm, downstairs!

Honey, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

You want some good parental
advice? Don't listen to me.

Man: How are we doing here?

The specs say it can't deform at
12,000 psi, so we just have to test it.

Let's clear. Are we clear?

What's this?

A high hide.

A high hide. You know,
you go up and hide, high.

It goes up to where
the trees are

and keeps the researchers
out of harm's way.

Actually, it puts them at a
very convenient biting height.

What's the time?
Do you have the time?

Do I have the time? Why?

We're leaving in three hours.

This is so cool.

Lindstradt air rifle. Fires a
subsonic fluger impact delivery dart.

It works better than
your satellite phone?

That's funny.

I loaded it with the enhanced
venom of conus purpurascens,

south sea cone shell.

Most powerful neurotoxin
in the world.

Acts within 0.002 of a second.

Which is faster than the
nerve-conduction velocity.

So the animal's down before it
even feels the prick of the dart.

Is there an antidote?

Like if you shot
yourself in the foot?

Don't do that.
You'd be dead before

you even realized
you had an accident.

He says he's unloading us here.

He won't go
further up the river.

He's heard too many stories
about this island chain.

He'll drop us off
and anchor offshore.

What kind of stories?

Stories of fishermen that
came too close to the island

and never returned.

He has a radio.
He has a satellite phone.

When you need him, call
and he'll be here in two hours.

But he will not stay here.

He won't stay anywhere
near these islands.

They call the islands
"las cinco muertes”?

What does that mean?

"The five deaths",

he says.

Eddie: I put a location
sensor in Dr. Harding's phone,

so we should get a reading.

Ian: I'm so relieved.

Eddie: Don't push my buttons.

We're almost on top of her dot.

She should be around here.

Over there.

Sarah!

Sarah Harding!

How many Sarahs do you think
are on this island?

What?

Something big.

Wow.

This is magnificent.

Yeah. "Ooh, ah," that's
how it always starts.

But then later there's
running and screaming.

Wow.

Nick!

I guess you got the jump
on us, didn't you, Sarah?

Sarah: Yeah.

Ian, I never thought
in a million years

Hammond could get you
to come here.

Sarah: Hi, Eddie. Hi, Sarah.

Got a granola bar
or something? I'm starving.

Did you see those animals?

A family group, a
pair-bond and a sub-adult,

long after the juvenile
was nest bound.

Every egg clutch I've seen
has crushed, trampled shells.

Hatchlings stay in the birth
environment a long time.

That's conclusive.

I can put that controversy to
rest if I get a shot of the nest.

Have you been attacked?

No, that's my lucky pack.
That's how it always looks.

Okay, Sarah...

Sarah: Is that a nikon?
Can I borrow that?

I'll be right back, baby,
I promise.

Ian: When Hammond called you,

why didn't you say
something to me?

I knew you would have
stopped me from coming.

Ian: I would have
tied you to the bed.

I know how they
survived without lysine.

I don't care.

The herbivore species
that are thriving

eat mostly agama beans, soy,
anything lysine-rich.

And the carnivores
eat the herbivores, so...

Wait.

Stay there. Be quiet.
I'll be right back.

Stay there.

Ian: She's much too close.

What the hell is she doing?

Too close.

She has to touch it.
She can't not touch.

She's going right up to it.

Once she sees something,
she has to...

Is this even possible?

What?

This? What did you
think you'd document?

What did you think you'd see?

Animals. Maybe,

big iguanas.

Fruitcakes.

They get very angry
when you run out of film.

Ian: Sarah!

Ian: Shoot them!

They're just
protecting their baby.

So am I!

I think they're leaving.

Wow.

These images are incredible.
Legendary.

Guys shoot their whole life,
they never get stuff half this good.

Just give me the pulitzer
right now. Today, please.

The competition's over,
close the entries,

I'd like to thank
everyone who lost.

Sarah: Don't light that! Dinosaurs
pick up scents from miles away.

We're here to observe
and document, not interact.

Ian: Which, by the way,
is a scientific impossibility.

Heisenberg
uncertainty principle.

What you study, you also change.

Sarah: I'll risk it. I'm sick of
scratching around in rock and bone

making assumptions
and deductions about

the nurturing habits of animals

that have been dead for 65
million years. I'm sick of it, man.

Then you fill my head
with stories for four years.

Of course I came down here.

Ian: Stories of
mutilation and death.

Weren't you paying attention?

Sarah: Please! Don't treat
me like I'm a grad student.

I've worked around predators
since I was 20 years old.

Lions, jackals, hyenas, you.

Where's the fire?

I'm trying to change 100
years of entrenched dogma.

Dinosaurs were characterized
very early on as vicious lizards.

There's great resistance to the
idea of them as nurturing parents.

Robert Burke said
the t. Rex was a rogue

who abandoned its young at the earliest
opportunity. I can prove otherwise.

Fire! Dr. Malcolm,
fire, base camp!

Sarah: No! Water makes
the smoke billow. Use dirt!

Who started the fire?

I just wanted to make dinner.

I wanted it ready
when you guys got back.

Do you see any family
resemblance there?

You practically
told me to come here.

What?

You said, "don't listen to me."

I thought you were trying
to tell me something.

Kelly, you knew exactly
what I meant. You have no...

You want to lock her up
for her curiosity?

Where do you think she gets it?

Kelly: Thank you, Sarah.

Ian: Don't start
the teaming-up thing.

Out of the conversation.
Please. Really.

Eddie? What?

Why in the hell doesn't
this thing ever work?

It's not a landline.
You're not in a phone booth.

You got to wait
for a decent signal.

Violence and technology,
not good bedfellows.

Hammond wants your equipment
as close to the animals as possible.

Great idea. And why don't you
smear on a little sheep's blood?

Eddie, is there
any reason to think

the radio in
the trailer might work?

Don't tease me.

If you feel qualified, try
flicking the switch to "on."

Okay, I'm taking
my daughter out of here.

Anyone coming with me, this
is your last chance to get out.

When you're out in the field...

Nick, if you're staying,
I'll gladly deliver

a letter to your wife
or loved one

so you can say goodbye.

Eddie, if you have
any personal effects

it's the least I can do.
I'll be in there, guys.

Our presence needs
to be 100% antiseptic.

If we so much as bend
a blade of grass...

Dad, are you mad?

No, I'm not mad. I'm furious.

What is this?
This looks like your room.

I was going to clean it up.

Right now.

What is this?
There are 100 switches!

Don't be mad. I was going to
call to let you know where I was.

I always do, don't I?

I'm the best kind
of girlfriend there is.

One who travels a lot. You like that,
right? You love your independence.

I've gotten used to being apart,

but that's not
how I want to live.

Kelly, this is tall talk.
Just for a minute.

It's like a height restriction
at an amusement park.

If you wanted to rescue me,
why didn't you bail me out from

that museum fundraiser three
weeks ago, like you said you would?

This is a slightly
different situation.

What about the dinner with your
parents you never showed up for?

Why not rescue me
when I really need it?

Be there when you say you will?

I have made a career
out of waiting for you.

You know,
Sarah has a pretty good...

It's so important to your future
that you not finish that sentence.

Please, outside!

Ian, come on. Look.

I love that you rode in here
on a white horse. I really do.

It's very touching,
very dramatic.

I just need you to show up in a
cab every once in a while, too.

What are you doing? Don't
go out there. It's not safe.

Stay in here. Come back.
Shut the door.

Okay.

I know what I'm doing. You
guys should definitely go.

But I'm going to stay.

I love you. I just don't
need you right now.

What you need is
a good anti-psychotic.

I'll be back
in five or six days.

No, you'll be back
in five or six pieces.

What bothers you is that I'm not
afraid of this place, and you are.

Ian: Of course I am. That's
the whole thing. All I want is...

What's that sound?

Ian: Here we go. I'll get
you out on one of these, now.

Hello! Over here!

I don't get it. It says ingen
on the side of that chopper!

I don't get that. Why would
Hammond send two teams?

Kelly: Cut the umbilical, dad!

Doesn't he trust us?
We haven't even started.

Peter: This is as good a
place as any for base camp.

That's first priority
after we're finished.

I want it up and running in
30 minutes. That's half an hour.

Understood? Over.

Cancel that order.

What? Why?

This is a game trail,
Mr. Ludlow.

Carnivores hunt on game trails.

You want to set up
base camp or a buffet?

Let's find a new spot,
shall we? Over and out.

Peter, if I run your little camping
trip, there are two conditions.

First, I'm in charge. If
I'm not around, dieter is.

You just pay us,
tell us we're doing well,

and serve us scotch
after a good day.

Second condition, my fee.
You can keep it.

All I want for my services, is
the right to hunt a tyrannosaurus.

A male. A buck only.
How and why are my business.

If you don't like those
conditions, you're on your own.

So go ahead,
set up base camp here,

in a swamp, or in the middle
of a Rex nest for all I care.

I've had too many safaris
with rich dentists

to listen to any more
suicidal ideas.

Okay?

Okay.

Cycle, break off the stray from
the herd and flush him to the right.

Snaggers, stay ready. He's
bringing them out to you. It'll be a

pachy... pachya... oh, hell.

The fat head with
the bald spot. Friar tuck.

Stop.

Pachycephalosaurus.

Carnivore?

No, herbivore, late cretaceous.

See the distinctive domed skull?

Nine inches of solid bone.
Now, careful.

See, the pachy's neck
attaches at the bottom of its skull,

not at the back of its head.

When it lowers its head, its
neck lines up with its backbone,

which is perfect
for absorbing impact.

Snagger, friar tuck's
on the loose,

just about to cross your path.

Roland: Dieter,
get in the outrigger.

You're closing in on a carina...

Dieter: Say that
again, Roland. A what?

Roland: The one with the big
red horn. The pompadour. Elvis.

Take me out.

Okay, Carter, reel me in.

Easy!

Dieter: Not too close.

Go for the legs!
The legs! Watch the tail!

Roland: Burke!

Come here.

Recognize this trackway?

Yes, I do. Tyrannosaur.

Ludlow: Roland.

Where do you think you're going?

To collect my fee,
Mr. Ludlow. To collect my fee.

Oh, my god.

Procompsognathus triassicus,
found by frass in Bavaria in 1913.

Is it dangerous?

No, iwouldn't think so.

The compy's been presumed
to be a scavengers, like jackals.

It gives me the creeps.
It's like it's not scared.

There haven't been
any visitors to this island.

There's no reason
for it to fear man.

Now it does.

Roland: It's the Rex nest.

Infant's probably only a couple
weeks old. Never left the nest.

Offspring that young, the parents
won't leave him alone for too long.

Ajay: Make your blind here,
wait for the buck to return.

No. If the nest is upwind,
then so are we.

When he comes back,
he's gonna know

we're here without us
having a chance.

The trick is to get him

to come where we want him.

This is why Hammond was
in a hurry to get you here.

He knew they were coming.

My god, they are well-organized.

Those are some
major-league toys.

Ian: Maybe I should ask
to use their phone.

Their dish is bigger than yours.

So they actually want
to build another park here?

After what you said
happened on the other island?

They're not building anything.

They're taking these
animals out of here.

Back to the mainland.

I think I should tell you. Hammond
told me these people might show up.

He thought we'd be finished by the
time they started, but if they weren't

he sent a backup plan.

What backup plan?

Ludlow: Ingen is seeking
limited partners

to defray some of our expenses.

Ludlow: The prospectus you've
been given by the board details

our projected hardware
and construction expenses.

As you can see
by my two friends here,

the software is
already fully developed.

One might say,
"it'd be up and running."

In a moment, 17! Take you
on a stroll through the camp

and you'll see some larger,
more impressive specimens.

Wow.

You don't bring people halfway
around the world to visit a zoo.

You bring the zoo to them.

San Diego is
the perfect setting.

People already associate our
beautiful city with animal attractions:

San Diego zoo, sea world,
San Diego chargers.

Ludlow: Mr. Hammond knew this.

Before he ever
dreamt of an island

he began construction
on an amphitheatre

very near to where you're sitting
now, the ingen waterfront complex.

But he abandoned it

in favor of something
far grander

and ultimately impossible.

And so, the facility
sits unused, unfinished,

when it could be
completed and ready

to receive visitors
in less than a month.

Roland: Ajay, look out! Jump!

That's the last time
I leave you in charge.

Sarah: Oh, my god.
Are you out of your mind?

Nick: She's got a broken leg.

Let's get in the car
before they hear us.

You have any idea what that is?

Come on, open the door.

You're nuts.

Man, Ian's not
going to like this.

What's going on?

Isn't it obvious?

We're not alone on this island.

Ian: It's not set
to the frequency.

Look here.

What the hell is that?

Ian: It's right here. Hello?

No, not Enrique. Ian
Malcolm. Are you on the boat?

No, is this the boat?

We're on Isla sorna. We need
to talk to the boat, mar del plata.

Nick: I'll get him.

All right. That's it. I got you.

I got you. Hurry up.

Let's go. Go. Come on.
Watch his tail. Get the door.

Boy, is she mad at you.

I feel sorry
for that guy, Enrique.

No lectures, please.

Honey, stay back.
Don't stand up, okay?

I got it! Watch his head.

Watch his head.

Ian, he's hurt!

No, honey, no.

Sarah: I'm going
to get the table.

He'll snip at you. Watch
his tail, he's swinging his tail.

Set him down.

All right? Okay, I got him.

Got him? Yeah.

It's okay. There you go.

Ian: What must I do,
hit her with a stick?

No, don't get close, honey.

Watch out!
Don't stand too close.

He smells.

No, lady, enough!
Wrong frequency. God.

Sarah: Nick, don't let him
get those things around you.

Hello, it's Ian Malcolm.

Sarah: Okay,
let's take a look at this.

Easy, easy. Just calm down now.

Sarah: Okay,
here are the metatarsals.

Tibia, fibula. There it
is. There's the fracture.

Right above the epiphysis.

Nick: How bad is it?

If we don't set it,
he'll die. It won't heal.

He won't be able to
pivot on his ankle.

He won't be able to run or walk.

A predator will pick him off.

Carlos, come in.

God damn it,
you bastard, listen...

Other animals
are going to hear this.

Come in, please.
Can you hear me?

I've got to get out of here.
I want to leave.

I'm calling the boat.

I want to go some place else.

I don't want to be here.
I want to be somewhere safe.

Ian: Isn't it safe here?

I want to be somewhere high.

What? What is it?
What's going on?

Information, please. What?

Ian: You're much happier not
knowing. Get us up. Here we go.

There we go.

Kelly: I'm so stupid. I shouldn't
have come along with you.

Can you set it?

Yeah, I just need
something temporary

to break apart and
fall off as he grows.

Whenever you're ready.
He's fighting, Dr. Quinn.

What's the frequency
for the boat?

Eddie: 15888.
It's third from the top.

Okay, we're high. This is
the safest place you can be.

Like Sarah said,
the plants make it

so the animals
won't know you're here.

Kelly: You're just trying
to make me feel better.

I remember the stories you told.

This is nothing like that.

We're in a completely
different situation now.

Ian: Is there any way we can
communicate with the trailer?

He's moving again,
more morphine.

Sarah: We have no idea what his metabolism
is. We'll kill him with too much.

I need your hand here.
Put some pressure there.

No answer. What a
surprise. How do I get down?

Tie this belt around you.

Where are you going?

Stay here. Come on,
stay here. Please!

Squeeze this rope hard.

The harder you squeeze,
the slower you go.

If you don't squeeze at all...

I get the idea.

Dad, please stay here.

Stay here, please.

Honey, the queen? The goddess?

Your inspiration?

Now you're talking.

Ian: Now you're talking.
All right.

I'm coming right back.
I give you my word.

But you never keep your word!

I would have squeezed
just a little bit harder.

Okay, I'm almost finished.

Damn it.
I need another adhesive.

Something pliable that I can...

Spit.

Your gum.

Sarah: Get the amoxicillin
and fill a syringe.

Quick injection of antibiotics
and he's out of here.

For once in your life,
would it kill you to pick it up?

Help me get it out of here.

No, we just set its leg.

Mommy's very angry.

This isn't hunting behavior,
Ian. They're searching.

They came for their infant.

Let's not disappoint them.

Let me get his head, okay?

Careful. Be careful.

Sarah: I got him.

Nick: Muzzle off.

Ian: Yes, Eddie?

They're going
back to the jungle.

Ian: I know. Isee. How's Kelly?

She's fine. She's right here.

Hello?

Kelly, are you okay?

Yeah, I'm good.

Stay there. Don't move. I'll
be right back up. Understand?

Yeah, I understand.

I beg people to listen to me.

I use plain, simple English.

Shut up.

That should make an
interesting chapter in your book.

The debate over
the parental instincts

of the t. Rex is now academic.

Hang on. This is gonna be bad.

They're pushing
us over the cliff.

Oh, my god.

Come on, come on.

Once we're out of here...

Into the woods.

Straight into the woods.
Come on!

This is where they hit us.

Hang on to something!

Hang on to something!

Sarah!

Sarah: Oh, god, please!

Don't move!

I'm coming down for you.
Here I come. Stay still.

Here I come, Sarah.

The satellite phone, get it!

Nick: Okay.

Give me your hand, honey.

Nick: Heads up!

Your lucky pack.

I got her.

Eddie: Nick?
Nick: We're in here.

Hold on!

I'm coming. God damn it!

I'm coming.

What did this?

Kelly. What'd you do with Kelly?

She's okay.
She's in the high hide.

Who's hurt? What do you need?

Ian: We need rope.

Rope. Anything else?

Three cheeseburgers
with everything.

Nick: No onions on mine.

Sarah: And an apple turnover.

Eddie: Hold on.

I'm coming!

Ian: Bring the rope. Let's go.

I'm coming. Ian: Now, now.

Nick: Eddie, you all right?

Eddie: Yeah. I'm coming.

We need the rope. Throw
it down here. Hurry up!

Good throw. Did you
tie this to anything?

Nick: We're sliding down!

Ian: Up you go.

Eddie! Hey!

Increase your rate of climb.

Roland: Our communication
equipment's been destroyed.

And if your radio and satellite
phone were in those trailers...

They were.

Then we're stuck here.

And stuck together,
thanks to you people.

We came to watch. You
came to strip-mine the place.

Back off.

At least we came prepared.

Five years of work
and electrified fence

couldn't prepare
the other island.

You think your
Marlboro men will help?

You're looters.
You came to take.

You have no rights.

An extinct animal brought
back to life has no rights.

It exists because we made it.

We patented it. We own it.

You looking for a problem?

And I found you, didn't I?

Stop!

Come on!

I know you.

You're that earth first bastard.

What's earth first?

Professional saboteurs.

Environmentalists! Criminals.

Knock it off! Listen to me.

Moving the baby to
our camp may have

changed the adults'
perceived territory.

Ludlow: Their what?

That's why they
attacked the trailers.

They're defending
this entire area now.

We have to move now.

To where? Our boat
and their airlift

are waiting for
orders we can't send.

All right.

There's a communications center
here near the old operations building.

Everything ran on
geothermal power.

It was never meant
to need replenishing.

If we can get here, we can
send a radio call to the airlift.

You know the frequency?

Here in this book.

We'll mind those.

How far is the village?

A day's walk, maybe more.

Ludlow: That's not the problem.

Roland: What is?

What is the problem?

Velociraptors.

Their nesting sites are in the
island's interior, which is why

we were keeping
to the outer rim.

Wait. What's a veloc...

Velociraptor.
Carnivore. Pack hunter.

Two meters tall, long snout,

binocular vision, strong dexterous
forearms, killing claws on both feet.

The rexes may track us, too,

if they feel we're a threat
to them or their infant.

No, we'll lose them once
we leave their territory.

Don't bet on it. Tyrannosaur has
the largest proportional olfactory cavity

of any creature in
fossil record, except one.

Right.

The Turkey vulture
could scent up to 10 miles.

Right. This is all
very thrilling,

but I say we should
head for the village.

We could head back
down to the lagoon.

And sit out in the open, next
to a heavily used water source

hope that your
captain comes back?

He won't. He knows better.

Then we head for the village,

we might find shelter
and we can call for help.

Rexjust fed, so he
won't stalk us for food.

Just fed? You mean Eddie?
Show some respect.

He saved our lives
by giving his.

Then his troubles are over.

My point is predators don't
hunt when they're not hungry.

Nick: No, only humans do.

You're breaking our heart.

Saddle up! Let's get this
moveable feast underway.

Nick: Excuse me, cowboy.

You want some gum?

You seem like you have common
sense. Why the hell are you here?

Somewhere on this island is the
greatest predator that ever lived.

The second greatest predator
must take him down.

You going to use that?

If he doesn't surrender, yes.

Let me see it.

The animal exists
for the first time

in tens of millions of years

and the only way you can
express yourself is to kill it.

Remember that chap about
20 years ago? I forget his name.

Climbed Everest without any
oxygen. Came down nearly dead.

They asked him, "why
did you go up there to die?"

He said, "I didn't.
Iwent up there to live."

I didn't wish you luck
on your new venture.

You're off to a promising start.

My team is intact. I'm sorry
for the loss of your man.

It's easy to criticize someone who
generates an idea, assumes the risk.

When you try to sound like
Hammond, it comes off as a hustle.

It's not your fault. They
say talent skips a generation.

I'm sure your kids
will be sharp as tacks.

Hammond's reach exceeded
his grasp. Mine does not.

Taking dinosaurs off this island

is the worst idea in the
long, sad history of bad ideas.

And I'll be there
when you learn that.

Take a break. Five minutes.

Are you injured?

No, it's the baby's.
I set its broken leg.

It won't dry in the humidity.

Ludlow: Roland, a word?

I'd love to know where we are.

Making friends with ahab?

Dieter: Carter, I'm going
to the ladies' room.

Wait for me here. Okay?

It's not polite to
sneak up on people.

Carter! Where are you?

I got turned around in here.

Shit!

Carter, let me hear from you!

Hey, Carter!

Hey, Carter!

Carter!

Roland!

Okay, break's over. Moving on!

Carry me.

I got it.

Carter.

Get off!

When did you last see him?

10, 15 minutes.

Come with me. And you.
If he's alive, we'll find him.

The rest of you keep right on.

Ten minutes,
you'll reach the Ridge.

Wait for us there.

No one tells the little girl.

Right. Let's carry on.

Everybody up.

Come on. Up, up.

All right, guys, let's
get the hell out of here.

Come on.

Roland?

Ajay: Did you find him?

Roland: Just the parts
they didn't like. Map.

The operations building
is right down in there

about a mile and a half
from the base of these cliffs.

How do you know that?

I've seen it.

The climb down won't be easy.

We'll let them sleep
one more hour.

Then we hit it.

Oh, no.

What is that?

Kelly.

Stay down! Don't move!

Ian: Don't run!

Ian: Don't look, just run! Run!

Bastard!

You son of a bitch!

He can't reach you!

Stay back!

He can't reach us!

Oh, my god! A snake! Help me!

Stay back!

It's okay.

It's coming back!

Kelly: Dad!

Ian: Thank you.

Don't go into the long grass!

Not into the long grass!

Man: Move it.

Keep moving.

Move it!

Hey, hey!

Look at this.

What is it?

I think it's ajay's bag.

Go, as fast as you can.

I see structures there.

They said the communications
center is in the operations building.

I'll get in there and send
the radio call. See you there.

Wait for us.
Every second counts.

If you can keep up,
you're welcome to try.

Okay, here we come.

No! Rest.

Oh, man.

Damn it!

Be there.

Cq, this is ingen operations
harvest leader to harvest base.

Repeating, I'm calling for
ingen operations harvest leader

seeking ingen harvest base.

Go ahead, harvest leader.

The operation has suffered
severe casualties.

The survivors are now
in mortal danger.

I need you to send
rescue immediately.

Our co-ordinates here are

9 degrees 58 minutes north,
85 degrees...

Ian: Nick!

Ian: Nick Van Owen?

Here, here!

Inside! Anywhere!

Come inside!

Kelly: Where do I go
when I'm out?

I'm right behind you...

Sarah: Look out!

Kelly: Watch out!

Up here!

Kelly, no!

Kelly: Hey, you!

The school cut you
from the team?

Get out of here! Go!

Come on. Let's go!

Let's go!

Nick: Let's go!

Ian: What about
the other survivors?

Nick: Another chopper's coming.

Ian: It's okay. It's over now.

That's one souvenir they
won't be taking with them.

Ludlow: Find
the infant tyrannosaur.

Roland can show
you where the nest is.

I want it on my jet.

I'll take it directly to the
infirmary in San Diego.

Hurry. I want to be airborne

before the female
knows we're here.

Ludlow: Roland?

You probably saved ingen.

We lost everything
we came after on this trip.

But this animal and
its infant will bail us out.

Congratulations.

You've got your trophy!

A buck only.

But it's alive!
Everyone will line up

and appreciate it and
what you did for us.

What's the matter?

He didn't make it. Ajay.

I'm sorry.

Really, I am.

I remember the people
who've helped me.

There's a job for you in
San Diego, if you want it.

No, thank you.

I've spent enough time
in the company of death.

Oh, my god.

Ludlow: Fifteen years ago,
John Hammond had a dream.

Like John himself,
the dream was grand.

It was outsized. It was bold.

It was impractical.
It was not to be.

But half an hour from now,

John Hammond's dream,
re-imagined, will come true.

For .01 of the cost of
building a destination

resort thousands
of miles away...

Ian: Is this the ludlow affair?

It's private property.

We're on the list.

Turn around,
get back in your car.

This is Dr. Harding,
I'm Dr. Malcolm.

We have Mr. Ludlow's
test results.

There's good and bad news.

Ludlow: Tonight we will
christen Jurassic park, San Diego,

with a mega-attraction that
will drive turnstile numbers

to rival any theme park
in the world.

I want to thank each
one of you for coming

in these wee small
hours of the morning.

The ship is here.

It's early?

You better come now.

It's so exciting!

See that couple?

Sir, you need to look at this.

Let them see this up close.

Yes, sir.

Let me check.

Man: I want a direct line to
the coast guard right now.

Look. That's their transponder
signal, venture 5888.

They're coming in,
but I can't raise them.

Ludlow: Try again.

Skipper, ss venture,
this is ingen

harbor master.
Do you copy? Over.

Skipper, ss venture, you are
approaching the breakwater at flank speed.

Reduce at once. Over.

Ss venture,
reduce your speed at once.

Ss venture, this is
ingen harbor master.

You are entering a docking area.

Sarah: What's everybody
looking at?

We should've stayed
in the damn car.

You okay, Mr. Ludlow?

I don't know. How do I look?

Man: Go up this one.

Oh, my god.

Where's the crew?

All over the place.

Worker: I smell a fuel leak!

Check the cargo hold!

There may be crew down there.

Everybody off the boat!

No! Get away from that!

Now you're John Hammond.

Sarah: Why wasn't
it tranquilized?

Man: It was, with two
darts of carfentanil.

It was over 10 milligrams.

Sarah: That'd put it in a coma.

It stopped breathing. We
gave it naltrexone to counteract.

But we didn't know how much.

You gave an antagonist
without knowing the dosage?

You put it in a narcoleptic
state. It's a locomotive now.

We're prepared here.

Any more dinosaurs on the boat?

No, we brought the infant
back on the plane.

We had this to tranquilize it.

Do you have the infant?

It's safe.

Ian.

The animal's dehydrated.
First, it'll go to a water source

then look for the next
thing its body needs.

All the containment
equipment is here.

We got to get it to the dock.

The boat might be seaworthy.

I know what you're gonna say.

When we brought the baby
to the trailer, it came.

There's no reason why it
won't do the same thing here.

Where's the infant?

In a secured facility. Why?

Where's the facility?

There's a dinosaur
in our backyard.

Benjamin, what are you doing?

What are you doing?

What?

Come on. There's a dinosaur
in our backyard.

The problem is,
you need to read to him.

I will tell you what it is.

You have to serve him dinner,
he won't be up all night.

It's the stupid fish tank!

He needs a proper nightlight.

Put something over it!

It may as well be daytime.

Just turn it off.

Slow down. Slow it down!

Sarah: There it is.

He's sedated.

Really heavily. Give me a hand.

When the adult sees us again

with his baby,
isn't he going to be like:

"You I ll

there may be some
angry recognition.

Who knows? He may
be just happy to see us.

What the hell are you doing?

We're taking the kid.

If you really want
to stop us, shoot us.

How will we find the adult?

Follow the screams.

Get to the other
side of the bus!

There. Oh, my god.

Sarah: It's too drugged.

He won't know we have it
unless it makes some sound!

Wake up. Come on.

He knows.

Ian, slow down a little.

Ian: I don't think so.

This guy's almost fully awake.

You know where you're going?

Yeah, the waterfront's on the
other side of these warehouses.

Is there a way through?

God. There could be.

Ian: There we go.

You have to follow me now.

There we go.

Sarah: Got him? Ian: Yep.

Here we go.

Ready?

Where's the Rex?
Is it behind us?

There's the water.

Shoot it. Tell them to shoot it.

No, you idiot, the adult. Shoot
the adult. I want the baby back alive.

Dr. Malcolm!

What have you done with it?
I want that infant!

Are you there?

There you are.

Wait.

TV reporter: There's a
first-rate shot of the ship's deck

and the cargo hold that,
for the moment,

contains the animal itself,
presumably with the infant alongside.

By our calculations,
they should be nearing

the halfway point of this trip.

Jim, can you
still hear me there?

Jim: Yes, I can, Bernard.
We are halfway to the island.

It is 206 nautical miles
from our present location.

The ship is moving at 20 knots

which will put it in at about
11:30 am, eastern time.

One of the Navy's primary
concerns has been safety.

If we look at the ever-growing
escort around the ship

they're taking no chances of a
repeat of the San Diego incident.

TV reporter: Let's take
a moment to run the tape

of our interview earlier
today with John Hammond.

He's the former head
of ingen bio-engineering,

the man who is now
spearheading this movement

not only to return the
animals to their island

but to keep
the island itself intact.

It is absolutely imperative

that we work
with the Costa Rican

department of
biological preserves

to establish a set of rules

for the preservation and
isolation of that island.

These creatures require
our absence to survive,

not our help.

And if we could only step aside

and trust in nature

life will find a way.