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[Foreign Radio Transmission]

[Radio Transmission]

Ladies and Gentlemen your
honorable guest, Mr. Evan Telly!

Thank you!

[Grunts]

[Grunts]
Push man. Push.

[Electronic Beeping]

[Drumming with pens]

[Beeping]

[Beeping]

Mrs. Harris.

[Mrs. Harris on Phone]
Evan?! Do you know what time it
is?-

uh, I do know what time it is.

Mrs. Harris: I don't know why I
hired you! What are you doing?

In fact, there is 99% percent
probability that-

Mrs. Harris: It's 4am in the
morning! What is it?

There is a meteor heading
towards earth in 10 days.

Mrs. Harris: What? What's the
speed of it's trajectory?

It's traveling over 7 million
miles an hour. Accelerating.

Mrs. Harris: What? Toward us?

Uh huh. Towards the
gravitational pull of our sun.

Mrs. Harris: How did you find
it?

Uh, luckily I have a
spectroscopic yasmin reading.

Uh it's- it's off the charts.

Mrs. Harris: Wait there!

Wait here.

Mrs. Harris: Yeah. Yeah. Let me
figure this out.

Bye.

Evan Kitsias?

Evan Kitsias?

Yeah.

Be advised. Target is secure.

What are you doing here?

Who do you think pays for all
this stuff?

[Sigh]
I don't want to pry, Chase.

Good. Thank you.

All right. You win.

No conversation.

Chase: Taking one for the team,
huh?

Rudy: [Moans]

-Action my friend.
-Chase: No.

That. That speaks louder then
words.
- Rudy. Ru-Rudy.

Rudy: Damn.

Rudy: Damn. Damn!

Mmm.

As awful and annoying this song
is in English...

Who knew it would be so good in
Chinese.

It's Korean.

Oh. Well I assure you Miss, I am
not here to molest you in any
way.

My butt would not dare warm a
seat beside yours, normally.

But I'm am here on a, mission of
mercy.

You see that sailor. That lonely
sailor over there?

You know, I am having a really
bad week.

Well, no that's good.
[Chuckles] That's really good.

You see, my friend... he is
terrible company.

Actually he's down right dull.

Chase, uh...

What's your name?

Marissa.

Come meet Marissa.

Rudy: He's terrible company.

Rudy: But you're in a terrible
mood, so... you're all set.

It's not like he can bring you
down.

Chase: Hi.

Sorry about my friend, he-

Whoa whoa whoa, no no. There is
no need to apologize.

I've already warned her how dull
you can be.

Chase: Thanks.

Marissa. This is my friend
Chase.

Chase, this is Marissa.

It was a pleasure meeting you
Marissa.

Oh and by the way, she's having
a terrible week.

Chase: Great.

Thanks.

Sorry about all that. Um...

So what's the matter with you
week?

Ugh! You wouldn't understand.

Because I'm stupid or in
sensitive?

[Scoffs]
Fine.

I'm a deep-sea geophysicist task
with mapping the Yap Trench but
I can't right now-

[Interrupts]
Because of sub-ductal
instability due to the

reactivation of the
Saipan Volcano.

I took rocks for jocks in
college.

[Laughs]

Wow.

Honey.

[Thunder]

Honey?

Marie!

Marie!

Come on. We gotta go.

What is going on?

It's a super cell.

[Thunder]

I've never seen it like this.

Neither have I.

[Dialing]

STRATCOM this is Masterson.
Mayday.

Masterson: We've got a shit
storm down here.

US STRATCOM.

This is Masterson. Mayday.

Damn! Thing's not working!

Interference in the Ionosphere.

You really think these
reinforcements are gonna hold
up?

I hope so honey.

[Knocking]

[Knocking]

Identify yourself.

Major Sara.

Opening the door.

Sir?

Are you and your wife ok?

Yes.

There's a situation.

Expected as much.

Marie?

I know the deal.

General.

This just came in for you.

Thank you.

Uh-

Are you in charge sir?

I'm General Jim Masterson, and
you are?

I'm Evan Kitsias , sir.

I'm the Q4 Keck intern. I
discovered the Meteor.

That's fine work son.

The planet owes you a debt.

Thanks. You can call me Telly.

Um [Exhale], I want to talk to
you about the interdiction
meteor.

That exactly what-

Excuse me.

Did I not tell you that was the
bomb. You got this.

Sir.

Sir.

We have a minute and a half
before the launch of those
ICBMs.

Rockets traveling 100,000
Km/Hour with 58 Megaton warhead
packages?

You're throwing pebbles at a
tank, sir.

Let's hope you miss so you don't
cause any damage.

You're one precocious young man.

Major.

Guard.

I can show you the simulation,
sir.

I have a plan. It'll work. You
can't deflect it. You can't
destroy it, sir.

Have you all received the timing
for a coordinated meteor
interdiction?

[Russian Chief]
We reiterate our objection to
deflection.

Your little friend is right.
That asteroid cannot be turned.

[Indian and European Chiefs]
-This second-guessing is
ludicrous.

-It's rather late in the game.

This launch sequence is the only
way for us to synchronize the

delivery of our nuclear
resources, Sergei.

What are you proposing?

[Russian Chief]
We will destroy it.

Unfortunately I'm afraid that is
not gonna work.

Deflection is the only answer.

[Russian Chief]
We believe only chance is to
destroy meteor.

How you say? Uh, we agree to
disagree.

We will in no way interrupt
your plans, but Russian

federation reserves the
right to defend itself.

[Speaking Chinese]

[Admiral Se]
General Masterson, what will you
do?

United States based weapons
command will stay the course.

Thank you gentlemen.

Major. Where they put that kid?

Give me a moment gentlemen. You
too Major.

Yes sir.

How did you know the tonnage of
our weapons?

Uh, Google, sir.

Of course.

And what makes you think the
deflection will be unsuccessful?

Physics, sir.

Oh so you're a part-time
physicist now? Is that it?

I built a nuclear fusion reactor
in my garage freshman year. High
School.

Fueled by kerosene or paint
thinner?

Uh, Deuterium.

I was even manufacturing yellow
cake until my mom made me stop.
I don't know why.

[Exhale]
It's all just uh...

Physics, sir.

[Clears Throat]

That asteroid of unknown
composition has a diameter of
1/4 the moon

and probably the mass of .04%
of the Earth.

There is no physical way to stop
that with just 5 nuclear

missiles of 5,00
nuclear missiles.

It's not possible in our solar
system.

You don't think I know that son?

Now you said you had a
simulation I could watch.

What's your plan C?

Move the planet.

Excuse me?

Move the Earth.

You just said that the Earth has
a mass 5,000 times greater then
the asteroid.

That would take millions of
nuclear detonations to even
budget.

Well over a trillion actually.

Uh, but maybe just a few at the
right place.

For example, the intersection of
4 tectonic plates setting off
multiple seismic events,

aggregating to over ... 18 on
the Richter scale.

And where do you propose this
son?

On Yap Trench.

The ring of fire.

Earthquakes.

Do you uh, still find me
precocious, sir?

Ok you guys. Here you go.
Enjoy.

-Thanks.
-Thank you.

[Both]
Cheers.

[Both]
Mmm.

That's like a quadruple.
[Coughs]

So wait a minute, so you're
telling me that you're the guys
with his finger on the button?

Shh!

You're not suppose to shout that
out in a bar.

Now in as XO is more of a key
really.

Rudy's on weapons now. So he's
got his finger on the-

Rudy's got his finger on the
button? We're all in danger.
-Keep it down.

We're chatting about national
security here. The Uighurs might
be listening.

Who's the Uighurs?

[Sigh]
It's an inside joke that isn't
funny.

Rudy warned you I'm dull, right?

Bill.
[Snaps fingers]

Yeah, I guess it's getting late.

Yeah.

Well you uh...

You don't have to go home, but
you can't stay here.

Is that some sort of invitation?

Well...

The MPs are guarding my place in
some sort of joint forces
arrangement,

But uh, I could see you home.

See me home?

Oh my.
[Laughing]

Oh.

While thank you very much.

Wow it is late. It's so late
it's early.

[Laughing]

[Clears Throat]

[Laugh]

You feel good.

Are you for real?

You tell me.

Scared?

[Sarcastic]
Oh I'm terrified.

You should be.

You could be a foreign agent.

[Mumbling]

Marissa Knox!

I'm Gunnery Sergeant Luiz
Zuniga.

Military Police from Koror Hafen
Naval Base. I'm here to escort
you to the USS Polk.

That's my sub.

Commander?

Steady your weapon, Gunny.

I apologize, sir. But Ms. Knox
has to come with us.

I'm not gonna do anything.

Under who's orders are you
acting?

Orders come directly from
Air Force Chief of Staff General
Masterson's command.

We better go.

Ms. Knox, please.

Come on.

What the hell?

Stop the car.

Sir I have direct orders-

[Interrupts]
Now Gunny!

Excuse me?!

What are you doing with my HROV?

Rouse!

It's nice to see you Commander.

What the hell are your A-Gangers
doing here?

We're voiding the manufacturer's
warranty if you ask me.

Rouse: Don't take my word for
it.

Ask the Skipper.

You can't do this. This is my
mini-sub!

[Laughs]
Welcome to the Navy ma'am.

If you'll excuse me, Commander.

The Captain is waiting for you
on board, Commander.

Ms. Knox.

Captain Rogers.

Commander.

Ms. Knox.

Have you two met?

Oh.

Ms. Knox, on the behalf of the
Department of Defense, I
apologize.

I wish I could tell you why you
are here but, I can't.

I simply don't know.

So, I suggest we call Keck and
see if General Masterson could
explain it.

Warren.

USS Polk for Keck observatory,
come in.

Stand by.

Sir, we have a connection,
bringing it up now.

Captain: Is this working on
it's own now?

Yes, sir.

I'd appreciate it if you wait
for us in the hall.

Yes, sir.

Ladies and Gentlemen, I'm Major
Sara.

Please hold for Jim
Masterson, Air Force Chief of
Staff

with oversight of US STRATCOM,
United States Strategic Command.
General.

Thank you, Major.

We're under extraordinary
circumstances, so let's skip
with the pleasantries.

I'm kind of in an awkward
situation as none of you have
the security clearance

for the briefing. I wish beyond
measure I didn't have to give.

So I must insist on your word
that this remains classified.

No one may know, not even on the
Polk.

Captain?

Yes, sir.

General: Commander?

Yes, sir.

General: Ms. Knox.

General I was dragged here
against my will under some very
suspicious circumstances.

I'd like a little bit of
information before I give you my
word on anything.

Then I'll rely on your good
sense, Ms. Knox.

Telly.

-Yeah.
-General: Please.

It's uh pretty straightforward
really.

Um, an asteroid is 8 days, 4
hours from impacting...

The Earth.

How large an asteroid?

Good question.

Based on the orbital deviation
in its path and its
gravitational influence

I'd probably say...

At least 200 miles wide.

Is that big for an asteroid? I
mean, it sounds pretty big.

66 million years ago an asteroid
impacted earth on the Yucatan
Peninsula.

It was about 6 miles wide.

And it killed the dinosaurs.

General, have we launched
interceptors to deflect or
destroy it?

Air Force Global Strike command
along with other nuclear powers,

has launched an interdiction
effort. I will most certainly
fail.

Who are you, Telly?

I'm the Keck intern. Discovered
the meteor.

Continue Telly.

The asteroid is effectively
impossible to move with

the tools and time at our
disposal.

So uh, I want us to move the
Earth instead.

What exactly are you suggesting?

Well that's why you're here.

Um, we set off Earthquakes
around the Pacific Ocean.

Generating a seismographic
impact over 18 on the Richter
scale.

At just the right place, at just
the right time... by the equator
near sunset...

That's over a trillion times
more energy then any nuclear
detonation you'll ever have.

So it will definitely move the
Earth out of the Asteroid's way.

You want me to blow up the Yap
Trench?

No one else on the submarine, no
one else on Palau, no one else
at Woods Hole,

Scripps or Jacque Cousteau's
great-grandson knows as more

about the Yap Trench as
you do Ms. Knox.

And no one knows how to operate
that HROV.

So I'm putting you in charge of
the placement, timing, size and

detonation of the nuclear
charges.

Commander?

Yes, sir.

You once served as Weps on the
Virginia, is that correct?

Yes, sir.

Yes, sir. Lt. Rudy Marzyk
is Weps on the Polk now.

He's a very dependable man.

That's good because he'll be on
shore guarding the 2 SLBM's

we're off-loading to make
room for the HROV.

You will now answer to Ms. Knox
as weapons officer Commander.

In addition to your
responsibilities as Executive
Officer.

Gentlemen. Ms. Knox.

Please succeed.

The Earth is depending on you.

What he's suggesting could kill
over 50% of the people on this
planet.

If the alternative is all of us,
[Pause] We don't have a choice,
do we?

Let's get cracking.

Uh, Sir.

Um...

The sun and the moon are
entering a spring tide.

And they are aligning in a
straight line relative to Earth,

that is causing really powerful
high and low tides.

That's what the calendar tells
me, but the rest of it...

The asteroid is also aligning
with the sun and the moon.

And it's way closer or bigger
then we thought.

[Sigh]
Or both.

Right. In addition to causing
the floods and other weather
related disasters.

I'm well aware of that son.

Um, the gravitational influence
of the asteroid, it also seems

to be weakening the Earth's
cohesion.

Increasing the probability of
sub-ductal slippage.

Meaning we'll have more
Earthquakes naturally.

Mmm-hmm.

What's the delay, Lieutenant?

Pardon me, sir. Did you just ask
me what the delay is?

We need to disembark before low
tide,

So yes, I'm asking what the
delay is, Mr. Rouse.

My men have had 8 hours to do a
6 month retrofit that would have
taken

6 years of testing in dry-dock
just to confirm that it was
physically possible to do.

Well it looks like you're doing
a good job Lieutenant, so carry
on.

It looks like my nephew just
wiped his dirty diaper all over
my boat.

Sir, I can't vouch for this
work.

Certainly nor for you to go
pleasure cruising with your
girlfriend.

If we're lucky Lieutenant, one
day you'll feel like a jackass
for saying that and we'll both

laugh at it. In the mean time,
secure whatever supplies you
need to get make this ship

sea-worthy to crush depth in 30
minutes.

If you need to make
modifications wet, do so. But we
sail in 30.

Aye aye, sir.

Sailor.

XO said it's good enough.

But sir it's almost wired.

XO's always right son.

Pack it up.

[Sigh]

One of those day, huh?

[Laughs]
You don't know the half of it.

You're gonna stay here to watch
the missiles.

I knew they'd want somebody if
this thing went pear-shaped.

How long you think before they
pick the black guy?

[Laughing]

Lieutenant.

Commander.

Hey.

Yeah.

You should call Terry.

We're not speaking remember?

I'm phobic.

[Clears Throat]

Really?

It's that bad?

Yeah.

What do we talk about?

I don't know. Your feelings.
It'll lighten the mood.

[Whispers & Sighs]
Feelings.

Watch my boat, Chase.

And you watch my nukes.

[Laughs]

[Car Engine Starts]

Soldier: Captain's on the
bridge!

[Radio]
Captain on board, come in.

On board the USS Polk. This is
Captain Rogers.

Captain it's now or never. We're
18 feet below normal.

Make way to get under way.

Copy that.

Cast off!

Chief of the Polk.

Take us out.

Aye aye, Skipper.

All right guys. All ahead full.

[Horn]

All hands below deck.

Hustle up. Let's go.

Let's get down below. Come on.

All right guys, move it out.

Now.

I am telling you that one
explosion, no matter how big it
is, isn't gonna do it.

I'm more worried about no
explosions.

Remotely triggering warheads at
the bottom of the Trench?

On the outside chance that load,
deliver, unload, re-board,
reload and re-deliver

AND trigger 2 differently timed
explosions all at once? No way.

We need to puncture the
protruding crust of the Trench
in order to pierce the

asthenosphere and expose the
Earth's core. And then with the
secondary explosion,

induce tectonic displacement.

I can't manufacture time,,
Marissa. We won't make it.

And I can't accept that because
this is the only way that's
gonna work!

[Heavily Breathing]

You know I started diving when I
was probably 10 years old?

I'm more comfortable under water
then I am in dry land.

It's a whole world down there.

These amazing creatures that
manufacture life out of nothing.

And now they're asking you to
blow it up.

I understand, and I know how
hard this is for you.

But we don't have to go up with
the Trench.

I'm sorry.

Don't be sorry. Just be right.

Because that's the only thing
that's gonna make this ok.

Fair enough.

[Rumbling]

Earthquake?

[Eruption]

[Phone Ringing]

Rudy?

Rudy: Terry?

Rudy: Long time no talk.

Who else were you expecting?

It's 3:30 in the morning. I
wasn't expecting anybody.

But what do you care?

Man, I always care.

Rudy: All the time. You know
that.

Rudy: Are you laughing at me?

Good.

Chase told me to tell you about
my feelings. He said it would
lighten the mood.

Rudy: Should I have sent you a
Whitman sample instead?

How is chase?

Terry: Why are you with him?

If you don't want to tell me-

It's just- whatever is going on
is big.

Look, maybe you should pack your
bags and get out of town, ok?

Rudy: You can stay with my mom.

You haven't lost your sense of
humor.

Terry: I gotta teach in the
morning, man. I-

You know I can't abandon my
kids. We've got finals.

[Explosion]

-Rudy?
-Terry?

I gotta go.

Terry: What is it man?

Take care man.

Rudy?!

I NEED EVERYBODY INSIDE NOW!

Move move move!

[Explosions]

[Chaos/Inaudible Dialogue]

For god sake protect these
nukes!

[Beep]

[Rumble]

It's probably another tremor.

Ships absorbs hundreds of them
every year. We should be ok.

They why are there radio
transmitters on the warheads?

And you don't care if I think
you are still making a mistake?

You can tell me afterwards.

[Chuckles]

All right, at least we can put a
few miles between us and the
explosion.

Let's hope this works.

[Beeping]

[Electrical Shortage]

What now?

[Beeping]

[Doors locking]

No.

[Alarm Beeping]

[Grunt]
Dammit!

The door's fails is set to lock.
Power surge must of tripped the
magnet.

We're sealed in here.

[Rumbling]

Status report.

Status report, please!

Shut that alarm. I can't hear
myself think.

COB, what the hell was that?

We got a fire in the modify
launch bay in tubes 1 and 2.

The wells must have shorted out
the wiring.

[Hissing]

[Falling Debris]
[Coughing]

Comms.

Sir, not response. I'm trying.

We're getting an elevated geiger
counter and even the CRA as
well.

The reactor cooling system is
down?

No, sir. Launch base 1 and 2
only.

Go check 1 and 2.

All right. Yes, sir.

250 milliards on the dosimeter.

That's a year's worth of
radiation. I thought you said it

was safer down here then it
is on the surface?

It should be, unless there
something...

The W88s aren't heat shielded.

Un-heated shielded missiles? Are
you kidding me?!

Base of it isn't heat-shielded.
They wanted to reduce the
weight.

Encased in a Trident II it isn't
an issue, but the deuterium is
forming irradiated Helium.

The missiles are reacting?

The deuterium-tritium trigger is
starting to fuse in the heat.

It's random, but it's
accelerating.

We have to get these warheads
into the water now.

Chief of the boat?

We have to flush the warheads.

Sir? XO Seward and Marissa Knox
haven't reported in yet.

But they've transported four W88
warheads into a launch bay that
is currently on fire?

Yes, sir.

[Sigh]

Open the bay doors Chief.

We have to launch the HROV.

Yes, sir.

Sir.

Open the bay doors.

[Typing]

[Beeping]

What is that?

They're gonna flood the launch
bay, come on! We gotta move!

[Grunts]

[Alarm]

The doors failed to open, sir.
Probably the electrical short.

Lieutenant Rouse!

Is there anything you can do to
prevent an accidental explosion
aboard my sub?

I can bypass the safeties, sir.

Do it.

Yes, sir.

[Alarm Beeping]

30 seconds, sir.

[Alarm]
[Grunts]

All right.

Now we just got to get out of
here.

Let's go demagnetize that door.

[Explosion]

[Explosion]

HROV launch successful, sir.

But we lost the bay door.

Thank you, Lieutenant.

Sir, Sonar's shot.

What are you talking about?

How long will it be down?

The boat is simply making
too much noise.

The welds had been groaning and
leaving an aural wake miles
long,

but now, we're almost at a 1 to
1 signal to noise ratio.

Sir, I can hardly hear anything.

Understood. Do what you can.

Yes, sir.

Nav. full-stop.

Aye aye, sir.

If we're dead in the water,
let's not stray from our
destination.

Comms., Put me
through on intercom.

Let's get department
communications back online.

Yes, sir.

Crew this is the Captain.

With the apparent death at sea
of XO, Commander Chase Seward

and civilian geophysicist
Marissa Knox,

I must violate a command order
and reveal the reason for our
mission.

The Earth is on a collision
course with an Asteroid.

And while the Air Force and
STRATCOM are attempting to
deflect to destroy

the asteroid, the USS Polk has
been assigned to serve as a last
line of defense.

The plan from Air Force Chief
Masterson is to detonate nuclear
explosions in Yap Trench.

This will cause earthquakes,
over 18 on the Richter scale,

big enough to move the Earth
out of the path asteroid.

This remains our job.

And we have to find a way.

I couldn't be the only one on
board who knew the truth.

So now we can all pull together,
and keep it together.

Everyone in the world that you
love, depends on it.

Over and out.

[Eruption]

How we doing fellas?!

Secure, sir.

What did you see out there, sir?

[Explosion]

This cannot be good.

Gunny!

Let's go!

[Chaos/Yelling]

Metal! Metal!

Close it Metal!

Sir, we gotta move!

We gotta get these gone.

Let's go.

Clear!

Bring it. Bring it. Come on.
Come on.

Come on!

Come on!

That's it. That's it. That's it.

Whoa Whoa Whoa Whoa Whoa.

There we go. back it up. back it
up.

[Crash]

Gunny!

Yes, sir!

Get these people out of here!

[Explosion]

Move it! Move! Everybody out!

Marines! Let's go!

Everybody out! Let's go! Let's
go!

Move move! Let's go!

[Eruption]

Gunnery Sergeant.

Were all your men accounted for?

Gunny?!

Yes, sir. We're all here, sir!

Good.

I need 2 details. 1 to guard
these missiles.

The other, to retrieve the tools
and insulated cases from the

shelf that use to be in that
corner over there.

Tools and cases for what, sir?

We're evacuating this disaster
zone.

Ok? We're looking for a room
with a view.

And unless YOU can lift more
then I can realize, we're only
taking the warheads with us.

What's the matter?

Huh?

I thought they sent me Marines?!

Hoo-rah.

Copy that, sir.

You heard the man! Double time!
Let's go!

Let's move out.

Chief of the boat?

Yes, sir?

Status of ballistic
missiles 12-16?

Missile techs? This is the Chief
of the boat.

What is the status of missiles
12-16?

Launch ready?

Affirmative.

Sir sir sir!

Look who I found.

What do you want with my nukes?

Well, I'll be,,,

[Laughing]
- XO on Deck!

Chase: As the room started to
flood, the faulty welding also
caused the magnetic doors

to short long enough for us to
get out.

Comms. get me the ship.

[Speaking on PA System]
This is the Captain. XO Seward
and Ms. Knox are very much

alive and making a mess of my
bridge. Over and out.

Captain we have 4 live warheads
on my HROV. And I need to find
that mini-sub.

FT, would you please.

Comms.

Welcome back, sir.

Thank you.

I need to replicate the boost
signal on this transmitter.

I'm not taking any chances
activating the warheads.

Aye, sir.

General, we have the feed from
the Russian rocket,

We're receiving their signal.

General, we should have a good
view of the explosions from #2.

Sergei, what time is your point
of contact?

Any moment now.

Sergei: There, see it?

It's approaching too quickly.

No. No. We just over 100,000
kilometers an hour. The speed is
right.

Telly, explain.

Uh, it's the asteroid that's
moving faster.

The sun and the moon are pulling
it closer and quicker, you need

to adjust the detonation time of
your warhead, sir.

Perhaps you're right.

Russian Chief: Detonate...now!
Vsorvat.

Switching to European's rocket
point of view.

[Explosion]

What the hell is that?

Mon dieu

Gou shi.

My guess is that the warhead
embedded, the detonated, and

launched the fragments
to go faster.

Where the fragments heading
then?

Um, I don't know, I-

WELL FIND OUT!

I'm on it.

Should we detonate now?

[Yells in Chinese]

[Translated in English]
Yes. Blast that thing.

No! If you do, you'll destroy
the other missiles.

And there won't be a chance to
stop the main asteroid.

Major.

Switching to U.S. camera.

Adjusting for re-calibrated
acceleration.

T-minus 30 seconds to
detonation.

[Explosions]

[Praying quietly]
Living god, our refuge and
strength...

even the wind and sea obey your
voice.

Put the wind back in its place,
and say to the sea...

Peace! Be still!

Fire.

Interpolating image, Now.

Uh, sir.

What is it?

Preliminary trajectory reading
indicates that a smaller

fragment will hit Earth 82 hours
ahead of schedule.

Are you joking?

Masterson: Where?

South China? In the vicinity of
Hong Kong, Guangzhou, I think.
I'm not sure yet.

Well you make sure son. You make
triple sure.

General directive, all
Chinese submarines will monitor
American craft

with in 500 miles of the South
China sea.

Here we go.

[Exhale]
All right.

[Newscaster]
Scientists and Government
agencies of an asteroid heading

directly for the Earth. It has
been said-

Nice and easy.
-Yep.

[Grunts]
Jesus it's heavy.

Careful.

[Grunts]

I got it. I got it.

It's loose.

Yep.

Here it comes.

Here it comes.

All right, Gunny I'm gonna need
you to catch it, all right?

[Breathing]

Get it Get it Get it Get it.

Yep. Yep.

[Grunts]

Lift lift, lift.

All right, I got it I got it.
[Chuckles]

It's a boy fellas. It's a boy.

[Moan]

Yep.

Private.

Help them carry this out, we're
gonna load it up.

[Newscaster]
U.S., Chinese, and Russian
Governments-

[Phone Ringing]

Carefully. Carefully.

[Phone Ringing]
Always knows when I'm not doing
nothing just kicking it back

nothing on my plate. Can I get a
second, fellas?

Of course.

Thank you.

Rudy: Terry?

Believe me when I say this is
not a good time.

Terry: There's some sort of
explosion. They don't what it
was but, they found something.

But you gotta get out of there.

Look I am not one of your
sailors, you can't just order me
around.

Rudy: Yeah, that's right. I am
doing that PROFESSOR.

Things are gonna get bad.

Rudy: All right? So cut the
crap! And do what I tell you!

Rudy: I love you.

All right, I'm going. I'm going.

I love you too.

All right, Watch that ass...

[Newscaster]
...versus Earth...

What was that, sir?

Doesn't matter. So...

What bad news do you want?

Because I have a lot of it.

-Ready?
-Yep.

1.2.3.

Careful guys.

All right, remember we're not
out of the clear yet, All right.

[Chaos]

Sir.

Uh, General?

I- I need to show you something.

Um, the smaller fragment will
hit Earth in about 15 hours.

The larger one may be 2 hours
and 32 minutes later.

That one's a planet killer about
34 miles wide.

So you are saying that by not
detonating early and

stopping the fragments, I
sped up Armageddon?

No. You would miss the larger
fragment anyways.

You did how ever speed up the
annihilation of Southern China.

But the good news is that the
main asteroid is deflecting its
trajectory.

Meaning the Earth will miss it.
If we could withstand-

That's enough son. You don't
have a lot of experience with
good news, do you?

Major.

Alert the crew of the Polk, they
have 77 hours less then

originally planned to accomplish
their mission.

Yes, sir.

Thank you.

Telly!

Yep.

Marie?

Hello darling.

Well...

It's way beyond what we can even
imagine.

Sir, we have an ELF message
coming in.

Sir, orders over the ELF.

What is it, sir?

It's worse. The interdiction not
only failed, but a small

fragment is going to wipe
out Honk Kong in 15 hours.

2 and a half hours after that,
another chunk is going to wipe
out all the life in the planet.

That's 3 days early.

All right, let's stop by widen
up these frequencies, start in
the UHF band.

Unless...

Comms. how you doing on that
signal?

I believe I can trigger the
count down sir.

I have the right band with and I
can amplify the signal wide

enough to reach the deepest
part of the Trench.

I just have a way of knowing if
it actually worked.

There is no mechanism for me to
receive acknowledgement that the

trigger actually triggered
the countdown.

Wait a minute! I can tell you
whether or not the signal
worked.

I've got a camera feed on the
HROV.

It can be manipulated to see a
countdown, if there is one.

I just have to find the damn
thing first.

It's working and responsive, it
just doesn't have a homing
device on it.

Never expected to loose the
thing.

I'm searching every square acre.
to find it right now.

Admiral Se, since you're
already aware of the imminent
destruction of Southern China,

Why don't you move your command
inland, sir?

We need you.

General-

[Speaks Chinese]

I'm in charge of the Navy for
the people's republic of China.

Thank you for your concern, but
I will remain at my post.

That's what I'd though.

[Sigh]
Godspeed, Admiral.

[Speaking Chinese]

[Dialing Phone]

[Speaking Chinese]
Send the following message to
all fleet vessels immediately--

[Speaking Chinese]
This is a moment of grave peril.

[Speaking Chinese]
In the next 14 hours, you will
lose contact with Guangzhou

[Speaking Chinese]
and perhaps all of mainland
naval communications.

[Speaking Chinese]
Your standing orders are to
protect the sovereignty or

[Speaking Chinese]
China and it's territorial
waters at all costs.

[Speaking Chinese]
Operation 'Coiled serpent' is in
force until further orders.

[Speaking Chinese]
Admiral Se, Commanding Officer,
South Sea Fleet.

All right guys. Let's get those
cases covered up.

Spread the word to the vehicle
behind.

[Beep]
Would you gentlemen please cover
your cases? Roger.

[Radio]
Copy that.

Marines on alert.

Why are they coming towards the
volcano?

Weapons, down.

No body fires unless I give the
order.

Advise the rear.

Yes, sir.

Crosses reeving.

We'll be out of the range of the
volcano.

Let's go Gunny.

Let's roll, fellas.

What... the... hell?

Come on, Gunny! Punch it!

Punch it to the pedal baby.
Let's go let's go! Not today.

Go ZZ! Go!

No!

No!

How big was the Earthquake in
the Trench, Telly?

Uh, just over 3.8, sir.

No sign of the submarine on
satellite?

No, sir. Not since it passed
2,000 fathoms a day ago.

I don't know how these Admirals
can stand not knowing.

How long till impact?

Smaller fragment will impact
Hong Kong in 15 seconds, sir.

Would you like me to contact
Admiral Se, sir?

No.

[Explosion]

[Sigh]
How big is it?

[Sigh]
About 13 on the Richter scale.

It's not even close.

Knox: I got it.

I go- I got it!

Where is it?

All systems seem responsive.
Running a quick test.

It'll work.

Motors., propellers, gyroscope,
all critical systems report.

A half mile up, Ms. Knox, you
remind me I owe you a drink.

How long before we get into the
trench?

Locations fixed. About 20
minutes to bring it to the mouth
of the Trench.

Another 30 to dive the last mile
and a half.

Make it so Ms. Knox.

[Explosion]

Gunny: Sir.

What's going on?

Someone needs to procure a boat.

We can't be on this island,
without access to base.

I can send one of them to do a-

[Rudy Interrupts Zuniga]
We need something with a winch.

Trawler. Something to assist
with the recovery of the
warheads.

And our men, sir.

You and uh you men...

You'll hike, you'll hike down
the cliff, OK?

Set a position at the breakwater
when you see the SUV crash site.

I'll pick you up in, whatever I
procure, OK?

Maintain radio silence.

Yes, sir.

[Engine Starts]

All right guys, lets go.

Send out a message, of the ELF
transmitted to the Polk.

Alert the to the destruction of
Hong Kong and Chinese Admiralty.

Warn them to keep an ear open
for potential unfriendlies.

Yes, sir.

We did exactly get Admiral Se's
OK to irradiate the waters off
the South China Sea.

Sonar.

Yes, sir.

Is there anyway to keep an eye
out for company. Maybe use a
filter to minimize the noise?

Yes, sir. I'll try.

Seward: What is it?

Small asteroid wipes out Hong
Kong, Guangzhou, and all of
Southern China.

Taking with it their South Sea
Naval Command.

We're suppose to be keeping an
ear out for any of our friends
who think that us blowing up

nukes at their door steps might
be an unfriendly gesture.

How we doing Ms. Knox?

The programming is mapped and
loaded.

And knows which way to go and it
can get there in plenty of
time.

Captain: Did I say 1 drink?

I'll buy you a bar when we get
on top of the waves.

Captain: Thank you.

Transmission synced Captain.

Captain! Torpedoes in the
water! Multiple signals, I
think.

I can't make bands but
they're close.

Chief COB. Drop us.

Nav 20 degrees, dive!

-Aye aye.
-Skipper dive 20 degrees.

Chase: Can you see the count
down? Did it work?

I'm trying.

Initiating dive, Captain.

[Typing]
Got it!

It's working.

Launch your sub, now!

[Explosion/Hit]

[Grunts]

[Alarm]

Are you ok?

Yeah.

[Explosion]

[Grunts]

[Screams]

[Electrocuting]

[Screaming]

[Alarm]

Medic to the bridge!

COB: Medic to the bridge!

[Alarm]

[Not Audible]

COB, level us out. If we keep
diving the hull will crush.

Yes, sir.

Up bubble, 30 degrees.

[Alarm]

Navigation shot, sir.

Propellers, the whole electrical
system is fried.

Dammit!

Even life-support and reactor
cooling systems are down, sir.

Understood. We can still float,
can we?

Pressurize the forward ballasts.

Aye aye, sir.

[Alarm]

COB's!

Give me Bull Nuke, EDEA.

Do it now! We haven't got much
time.

Yes, sir.

[Alarm]

[Grunt]

[Groans]

[Coughing/Gaging]

[Crying]
Oh god.

[Screaming]
SOMEBODY!

[Talk to self]
You can do this. Come on.

You can do this Rudy.

[Grunt]

[Grunt]

[Grunts/Groans]

[Coughing]

[Grunt]

[Whispers]
Oh no.

Dammit.

COB. Engineering.

Sir, Air Mach is reporting in.

Patch him though.

Yes, sir.

Sir, you're connected.

Lieutenant Rouse.

This is the XO.

Captain Rogers is dead.

I'm the acting Captain.

Enge and bull nuke are dead
too, sir.

That makes me acting nuke Enge,
I can't even make popcorn in the
microwave.

Rouse: Captain.

Rouse: The hull is breached.

A-gang sealed it off but the
reactor bulkhead won't hold.

[Beeping]

What the hell is that?

Lieutenant!

Quiet on the bridge!
[Beeping]

Sonar.
[Beeping]

It's mores code, sir.

[Beeping Continues]

R-F-A-C-E-O-R-D-I-E.

Surface or die.

COB?

We're zero bubble for now. If we
keep on taking water without the
power to pump it out...

Chase: You're saying that our 2
choices are to sink? Or let our
anonymous friends blow us up?

Well we can't surface even if we
wanted to.

And either way we fail to
deliver the second round of
nukes into the trench.

This is still Captain Rogers
command.

And that's not the way he's
going out.

[Sigh]

Rouse?

You said all the breaches were
all aft?

COB?

What's the integrity of the
forward hull?

Sound and watertight, sir.
Seals are holding at mid-ship.

9 minutes, sir.

[Exhale]

Rouse, you're gonna love this
one.

We're blasting this ship in 2.

We're rigging 1 pound charges at
18 inch intervals around the
entire hull.

Excellent.

And I'm riding the aft section
into the Trench.

Sir.

I appreciate the offer
Lieutenant, but that's not
happening.

It's my fault the welds gave
away.

No it's not. And I'm sorry about
all that back in Palau.

It's my fault the Chinese
found us. And it's my fault the
Captain is dead.

That's insane Lieutenant. Stand
down!

Aah!

Ma'am.

Stu!

You don't have to do this.

Rouse: What's the matter anyway?

We're all gonna go when all
these things blow.

I never liked you much
anyway, Lieutenant.

The feeling was mutual, sir.

[Exhale]

All right.

On my mark, I will initiate the
countdown sequence on the
warheads. Is everyone ready?

[Crew]
Yes, sir.

[Beep]
Mark! Go!

Get to the bridge and buckle in!

Patch me through the ship.

Yes, sir.

Ready, sir.

Onboard the USS Polk.

This is the Executive Officer.

With the passing of Captain
Rogers,

I will be assuming all duties
and responsibilities as

commanding officer on
board the USS Polk.

In 60 seconds...

We will be blasting the Polk in
half.

Everyone to forward stations
now. This is your Commanding
Officer over and out.

Comms?

Sounding General quarters.
Captain.

[Alarm]

[Alarm]

[Coughing]

[Grunt]

[Alarm]

Torpedoes in the water Captain!

Bastards are early.

Below the boat.

Rouse?

COB: Detonate the charges.

Stu?

See ya on the other side.

Rouse: Anchors away.

[Coughing]

[Breathing Heavily]

Come on, Rouse.

[Grunts]

[Explosion]

Yeah. Of course I miss you.

Pay attention son.

I love you.

I love you too, mom.

Mom?

Mom? Terry?

Terry?

Tell my mom I love her, OK?

All right, I gotta go.

It's such a surprise to see you,
sir.

Are you saying I'm a sight for
sore eyes, Luiz?

You didn't think I'd come back?

Let's just say I was worried
you'd get a better offer, sir.

Ah.

Understood.

Speaking of better offers,
sounds like you got through.

We kept trying but weren't able
to.

Too much metal interference.

Actually I did, Gunny.

I was speaking, [Clears
Throat]...

With Terry.

He teaches Philosophy in
Chicago.

You know, with everything that's
going on...

Lieutenant.

We know.

Let's get back to work.

[Exhale]
[Laughs]

All right, Gunny.

All right Marines!

Let's get these warheads out of
drink.

2,600 feet below sea level and
climbing, sir.

45 seconds until the detonation
of the aft section. 11 minutes
until the HROV blows.

Hang in there everyone, and
won't be long now.

4,200 feet.

2,000 feet.

30 seconds.

1,800 feet.

You're all amazing.

Captain Rogers will be proud of
each and everyone of you.

1,500 feet.

20 seconds.

[Hit]

200 feet.

100 feet.

And we're breached!

[Rumble]

How are we COB?

Well for half a boat skipper,
I'd say we're pretty good.

5 seconds to detonation.

Thank you Marissa.

What happened?

I don't know.

Maybe the hull couldn't take it,
sir.

Bottom of Yap Trench is miles
below crushed depth.

Even straight out of
dry-dock the Polk couldn't
handle that kind of pressure.

Is there any chance that 1 blast
could reach the core?

I don't know.

Maybe.

Maybe my calculations were all
wrong.

[Creaking]

What's that noise?

Could be the warhead?

Anything on the geiger counter?

Negative.

We wouldn't have time to wonder
if it was the warhead.

How long ago was Hong Kong hit
by the asteroid fragment?

Chase: About 2 hours ago
according to last report.

Get back in your seats!

[Wave crashing]

[Explosion]

Sir, we've lost Chinese contact.
I think their sub just blew up!

What the hell happened?

It was the echo of the asteroid
fragment hitting Hong Kong.

It caused a tidal wave 2 hours
ago, but it just got here.

Ah geez.

Nav, where are we?

Can't make it out, sir. GPS
isn't making sense.

COB, what's our velocity?

Can't say, sir.

How long till the HROV
detonation?

Ms. Knox: NOW!

[Explosion]

[Explosion]

[Rumble]

Evacuate the building!

[Chaos]
Everybody out!

[Yelling]

Telly what's the reading?!

It just 16, sir. It isn't bad
enough!

Dammit!

[Rumbling/Crashing]

General!

[Coughing]

No. No.

Stay still. Stay still.
Stay still.
-[Cough]

Navigator, any idea where we
are?

Sorry Captain. We've been in the
dark without sonar, now all the
digital systems are shot.

COB, what about that geiger
counter?

It's working, sir. But it's not
picking anything up. Must of
been blown clear.

Comms? Your systems working?

One minute, sir.

I think I can feed our Marine
band VHF, up through our SSI
excess system.

Now systems only blown on our
side, so if I can feed it up to

our UHF SATCOM, we will be
back in business.

Do so, and get me Keck
Observatory.

USS Polk to Keck Observatory,
come in.

Sir, I got them, he's on the UHF
band.

General.

It's Chase Seward aboard the
Polk.

He's the acting Captain now.

Rogers is dead.

General?

It's the Polk.

You have to take this.

Of course, yes. Thank you,
Major.

This is General Masterson.

Sir we detonated one series of
warheads in the Trench. Was it
enough?

No, it was insufficient.

Only registered 16 on the
Richter.

Does that inter have any ideas?

The boy is dead Commander.

Commander there's gotta be
something else we could try.

Maybe the strategic air command
can detonate more nukes along
the Pacific.

Saipan volcano!

SAIPAN VOLCANO, GENERAL!

If we place one of the nukes
that's still on Palau into the
cone of the Saipan volcano

We would have punctured the
protruding crust of the Trench

and placed it directly
towards the core.

Proceed, you have my permission.

Yes, sir. Thank you.

That could work.

[Beep]

Rudy?

Rudy, come in.

This is Marzyk.

Chase is that you?

Rudy?

You're not gonna like what I
have to tell you.

About the asteroid?

Rudy: How you doing with that?

Rudy: I kinda figured you'd be
30,000 feet and climbing by now.

Well that was the plan but
there's a new plan now, and

there's not much time
to make it happen.

Do you still have those
packages?

You're not gonna like what
happened with your packages.

I got 4. 4 still in the drink.

We lost 3 good men.

Trying to protect that payload.

Well I'm sorry about that.

Rouse, Rogers, and all of
engineering didn't make it down
here either.

You're not gonna like what is
left of your submarine.

I'm gonna put you on with Ms.
Marissa Knox here.

Can I pick'em or can I pick'em.
Hey, what she doing?

Saving the world, sport.

Hey Rudy, you remember me?

Now is he as dull as I warned
you to be?

Much much worse.

Marissa: So Rudy this is what I
need you to do.

You need to deliberately release
one of those nukes into the cone
of Saipan volcano.

Do you hear me?

Is there anything else you need?

Pizza?

Round trip plane tickets?

Yeah you have to do it in the
next 49 minutes or the world is
gonna end.

Copy that.

One way tickets.

Tell Chase, uh...

It's been an honor to serve with
his as his wingman.

But he's gonna have to find a
new recruit.

Thanks Rudy. Thanks for
everything.

[Sigh]

We got a change of plans.

What change of plans?

We gotta detonate these nukes,
inside Saipan Island volcano.

Saipan? Are you serious?

That's right.

Sir, you do know the war of
Saipan never ended?

[Laughs]
That is true.

The last imperial soldiers were
not captured until 1951. 6 years
after we dropped the bomb.

So many Japanese held off for so
long. The island is still one
big boobie trap.

So let me get this straight?

We're suppose to cross a battle
field, cover with 70 years old
munitions,

climb up a volcano, and drop a
bomb?

Hoo-rah Marine.

Hoo-rah.

Hoo-rah, sir. Let's do it.

We have enough power to initiate
a launch sequence.

Just barely.

Ok.

I want you to get the
coordinates from Keck.

Come up with a firing solution
in case Rudy...

In case we need a back up plan.

Watch the weight on those things
guys.

Set it down here. Be careful.

Rudy: We have to get to the base
of the volcano, and plant these
nukes in a natural Trench.

Let's go!

[Sea gulls]

Hold! Hold!

Don't move.

This is it.

Rudy: They're landmines in the
sand.

Ok? So move carefully!

Pay attention.

[Waves crashing]

[Waves crashing]

[Click]

Let it go.

No man.

Let it go!

Gunny is said let it go!

I'm not dropping it!

DROP IT!

Everybody! GET DOWN!

[Explosion]

Dammit!

METAL!!!

METAL!

What the hell did you do that
for, Metal?

[Spits]

[Heavily Breathing]

I'm done.

I'm sorry ZZ.

Keep going. Keep going.

Just in case.

[Sigh]

[No Audible Dialogue]

Listen to me.

I'll never forget what you did.

Know that.

Hoo-rah.

[Gun Shot]

[Praying]
Our Father in heaven,
hallowed by your name.

[Praying]
You kingdom come, your
will be done,

[Praying]
on earth as it is in heaven.

Amen, Private. Amen.

Let's Move!

Everyone...

I need you to clear the bridge,
please.

You heard the Captain.

Sir.

Sir.

Sir.

Sir.

Sir.

Sir.

Thank you. God bless you ma'am.

It's been an honor, Skipper.

The honor was mine.

Thank you.

Maybe you're right.

Maybe none of it's worth it.

But what is worth it is the
commitment that we put into each
other.

It's do the little things.
That's what counts. That's what
makes a world of difference.

It's our job.

So I guess that makes me dull,
huh?

[Grunts]

[Grunts]

[Grunts]

[Heavily Breathing]

[Grunts/Groans]

[Grunts/Groans]

[Eruption]

[Heavily Breathing]

Lava!

You guys! Lava!

[Screaming]
No! No! No!

[Heavily Breathing]

Come on, come on, come on!

[Grunt]

[Eruption]

[Yelling/Groans]

[Laughing]

[Heavily Breathing]

[Dialing]

[Phone Ringing]

Terry: Hello?

Rudy: Terry!

Rudy?

Is that you?

Rudy: Who else would be
calling?

I'll see you on the other side.

Terry: Rudy?

Rudy!

[Grunts]

[Laughs]

Oh god.

Chase!

You dull S.O.B.

[Sigh]

Leaving the exciting job for me,
huh?

[Grunts/Groans]

[Coughing]

[Grunts]

Come on.

[Eruption]

[Grunts]

[Explosion]

[Explosions]

[Sirens]

[Beeping]

Therefore we will not fear.

With the mountains, shaking the
heart of the sea.

Though it's waters rage and
foam.

Though the mountains tramme
with its tumult.

The God of Jacob ... is our
refuge.

[Explosions]

You know what?

You're not dull at all.