Planet of Dinosaurs (1977)

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Now entering orbit position.

Step down phase six completed.

Commence countdown phase five.

Emergency!

Emergency Run away reactors!

We have a run away reactor.

(indistinct)

The escape shuttle filled to
capacity.

Captain North's by the bridge.

Captain North's by the bridge.

All personnel to emergency
stations.

It just went into action.

Prepare to abandon starship.

(buzzing)

Stand by for power thrust.

Everyone strapped in?

Blasting off now!

(buzzing)

(expl*si*n sounds)

They're gone?

Nila, scan for survivors.

Nila?

Did any of the shuttle craft
leave the mother ship?

Uh, I don't know.

Check!

No only floating debris.

Unless.

Unless they got out ahead of us
and

the force of the expl*si*n
drove them beyond scanner
level.

Northside Communication
officer.

Did you manage to set out an
SOS?

Yes sir.

I sent a signal but I don't
know if anyone picked it up.

The expl*si*n, it just caused
too much static.

Captain what the hell happened?

The Odyssey disintegrated.

Yes I know I can see that.

But I'm asking what the hell
happened?

I don't know.

I am vice president of
Spaceways Incorporated.

I'm holding you personally
responsible for my safety.

And the safety of the secretary
Derna.

Secretary?

Captain.

(gasping)

Nurse can you help her?

Right away sir.

Navigation, where are we?

God knows.

There are no charts for this
area.

Engineering, Jim what shape are
we in?

We're hosting our reserve only.

We'll make it to that planet
ahead.

Scanners showing acceptable
oxygen level.

Atmosphere is breathable.

Keep her floating Jim.

We're gonna land her down there.

Captain we don't know what's
down there.

We have no other choice.

We're coming in too fast.

I need more control.

We're caught in its
gravitational pull.

We don't know have enough power
to fight it.

Everyone strap in.

But we'll break up if land at
this speed.

Captain slow her down.

Slower or fast Mr. Bailor,
we're landing.

Captain, dead ahead, a sea or
something.

That will give us a soft
landing.

Everyone remain calm.

Keep seated.

(beeping)

Chuck!

Mike!

Check the emergency hatch!

Alright an easy swim to shore
but we're sinking fast.

Everybody out.

Get the survival equipment out
quickly.

Let's go.

Come on!

Come on let's go!

(indistinct)

Oh!

Can't you swim?

Not very well.

The shuttle's going down.

Hurry up take her to water
let's go!

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(winds howling)

(winds howling)

(indistinct chatter)

(gasping)

Oh god!

We made it!

Oh!

Yeah!

We're alive and we're safe.

And we're ship wrecked.

Two out of three isn't bad.

(winds howling)

Captain what are we gonna do?

What are we gonna do?

Captain what are we gonna do?

Survive Mr. Bailor.

We've landed on a planet with
atmosphere.

Life conditions much like
earth.

Yeah, yeah.

I hear that's not so rare.

The problem is where the hell
are we?

I mean I got to get to a radio!

Or something!

He's got to be kidding.

I don't know.

Mr. Bailor, we have just come
out of subspace

and we're light years away from
any known civilization.

What are you trying to tell me?

This isn't Nebraska!

There isn't any filling station
down the road!

There isn't any telephones!

If there were, the long
distance rates would be
something else.

So we're lost.

I don't know where we are.

He doesn't know where we are.

He don't know where we are.

You don't know where we are!

Didn't you send out an SOS?

Yes but I don't think it was
received.

Well send it again girl!

Where is the distress
transmitter?

Oh I'm sorry I forgot to tow it
in.

Oh great, great!

You not only lose a spaceship,

you almost drowned all of us.

And you land us god knows
where.

And now you're telling me you
lost the most

valuable piece of equipment we
had aboard ship?

Captain the next ship you get
you're gonna be the steward.

It's designed to float.

It's, it must be floating out
there somewhere.

I'll get it.

Chuck!

Wait!

I'll help you.

That's okay Chuck can do it.

No it's my job.

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(screaming)

(screaming)

Chuck, come to shore!

That's an order!

Right now!

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Sunday why did she come out
there?

To help me?

Why?

No it's alright.

I didn't want.

Well the shuttle's gone and
we've lost the radio.

Yeah, and a human being.

How do we stand with weapons?

Uh four lasers.

Everybody let's get the gear
together, and get out of here.

Shall I take the right flank?

Yes, you take the right.

And Mike you take the rear.

Where we going?

Away from here.

That thing may be amphibious.

I don't what's out there or
where we are.

We know the ship's SOS went out.

And people will know we're in
this area.

They'll be coming to rescue us.

My job is to see that we all
stay alive, until help comes.

Or until we can adjust properly
to this world.

So my plans are.

My orders are, to grab this
gear and

move out to safer drier ground.

Wherever that is.

(footsteps)

(water splashing)

No!

No!

I want the water.

But I won't go in!

What's the matter?

It's alright, it's alright.

It's just the water.

She is a little bit upset
because of what happened back
there.

And I don't blame her.

Isn't there some way we could
go around the swamp?

We don't know how long that
would take.

But the captain wants to get us

out of here as soon as possible.

Look, take this.

Take it!

You see things that frightens
you press here.

It'll k*ll almost anything.

Don't worry you'll be alright.

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(screaming)

(screaming)

What happened?

I gave one of the lasers to
Miss Lee.

She dropped it when she got in
trouble out there.

You gave a weapon to a
civilian?

And a hysterical civilian at
that?

She might have shot all us!

Seemed to comfort her, she was
frightened.

Jim, how's the laser?

Dead.

Mike, you've cost us one of the

few remaining weapons that we
have.

By doing that you've reduced
our chances

of survival by one g*n.

You're an officer, behave like
one.

He only did what he thought was
right Lee.

No Jim.

No one does what he thinks is
right.

You all do what I think is
right.

I'm in command here.

Oh Jim.

Captain's right.

I did a very stupid thing.

I'm sorry.

I'll cause no more trouble.

I'll do as I'm told.

Captain?

You can court marshal him.

I'm not going one step further.

We've got to get out of the
swamp before night.

Lee, we don't know how long
that will take.

Everyone could use a rest.

Okay, we'll make camp here.

Jim stand guard.

Chuck prepare the fire.

Charlotte, help.

And Mike get the food ready.

Nila, give him a hand.

It says here the government
guarantees this

product contains an adult's
daily requirement

of vitamins, minerals, and
protein.

It enables a person to complete
his daily tasks with

strength, energy and a cheerful
attitude.

Funny I don't feel a bit
cheerful.

How about the equipment?

What all did we salvage?

Well aside from the two
remaining lasers, we have some
food,

some survival equipment but not
much else.

What about the signal mirrors?

We'll need those.

We may have to send out
scouting parties and

they may be the only means of
communication I have left.

Here, we've got four.

This one's for you.

I'm a technician.

Not explorer.

Never had much survival
training.

They never covered this type of
situation

at the space center.

Hey, you'll do fine.

How is he?

Fine.

A little shock.

He'll come out it.

Why?

He's not missing anything.

Where are we going captain, and
why?

To find a good place to make a
permanent camp.

Until we can be rescued.

Oh yeah?

When's that gonna be?

I don't know.

Until we're rescued, we'll use
the survival tools

we have and live off the land
as best we can.

(laughing)

Live off the land?

What are we a bunch of racoons?

Why don't we just go somewhere
and

ask somebody for some help?

I didn't plan this Mr. Bailor!

Perhaps if your company had
been more careful

how they built reactors, maybe
we wouldn't be

in this type of situation.

We're obviously miles from any
intelligent habitation, Mr
Bailor.

If there is any at all on this
planet.

We'll be fine.

We'll just take one day at a
time.

They'll find us!

We're never going to be found.

We're going to stay here.

Like Cindy.

You know this is just like
camping out?

When I was a little girl we
used to go to this

beautiful valley in Ohio.

There were weeping willows and.

(growling noise)

What the hell was that?

An animal of sorts.

Well we know it was an animal
of sorts.

It didn't sound like a fog
horn.

I mean what makes that kind of
a sound?

I've heard something like that
before.

Once when I was in Africa.

What kind of animal was it?

I don't mean, the animal's
familiar.

I mean the sound.

It's a hunting call.

Whatever is out there is
carnivorous,

and sounds very very hungry.

(growling noise)

(growling noise)

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We've got company.

What?

God!

Look at the size of them!

I'll go wake the others.

Shh!

Gather the material quietly.

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(growling)

(growling)

Looks like some sort of
dinosaur.

But here?

Why not?

This planet is similar to earth.

Similar elements bring about
similar life forms.

Never saw anything like that on
earth.

Shh.

You would have millions of
years ago.

Obviously this planet is much
younger than that of our earth.

(growling)

Still want to stay here Mr
Bailor?

(growling)

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Oh look!

They must belong to that thing.

Strange.

It doesn't look like the print
of an amphibian.

Let's not wait to find out what
it is.

Let's just get out of here.

Look!

Over there!

Oh my god!

It looks half eaten.

What could have done that?

Some very large predator. Lee,

Whatever made this print k*lled
that animal,

and it's definitely not an
amphibian.

Oh come on!

It can roam anywhere.

Hunt anywhere.

Come on.

Let's go!

(footsteps)

(footsteps)

Alright.

It's a rest period.

Captain I'm hungry.

It's a rest period Durna, take
your rations.

What about all these fruits and
berries?

The nurse is scanning the flora
now to

make sure that they're safe to
eat.

What have you got there
Charlotte?

Anything edible?

Just this.

Tastes like shredded wheat.

It's high in protein value.

Shredded wheat?

Great.

Now all I need is some prune
juice to wash it down with.

What are these?

They're much like bella donna
on earth.

Ah, friends from home.

Deadly poison of course.

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Rest period.

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(loud buzzing noise)

(screaming)

(screaming)

(screaming)

(roaring)

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(roaring)

(growling)

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(growling)

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The laser!

(roaring)

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(growling)

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Let's get out of here!

How are we gonna get away from
something that big?

We find high ground and climb.

Big awkward thing like that
will never be able rock walls.

(growling)

Come on!

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Alright.

This looks like a good place to
start.

Hey wait a minute!

Where we going?

Up Mr. Bailor.

Up there?

What are you crazy or
something?

Why?

Because from what I saw several
miles back I think

there's a plateau up there.

Ah so?

We'd be safe there.

If there's only this entrance.

The bigger creatures won't be
able to climb up.

Oh they won't huh?

Well I'll tell you something.

I know one small creature
that's not gonna climb up
either, and that's me.

Come on everybody.

Let's go.

The guy's out of his mind.

Oh Harvey cool it.

Come on!

You're gonna go up there?

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(screams)

(screams)

(screams)

Don't look down!

Pull!

(sobbing)

(sobbing)

That was our food Captain!

Are you gonna send somebody
down to get it?

Are you volunteering Mr. Bailor?

Hey that was our food!

We'll find food on our plateau.

(water rushing)

(water rushing)

Let's wait for others.

(winds howling)

Honey I am pooped.

Why don't you run down the hill
and

get me some water from that
stream?

Hey wait a minute.

You're too beat to make it down
a hill much less up again.

Hey Robinson Caruso.

Get yourself a new girl Friday.

So what's the hassle?

I'm thirsty.

Oh gee.

I didn't realize.

In that case you stand here and
I'll have someone

bring up the stream up here for
you.

(laughs)

You know, I could have you
docked two weeks pay

for that kind of smart a*s
attitude.

And remember one thing.

I'm still your employer.

I'm his employer.

Oh Harvey cool it.

He didn't mean anything.

I'll get your water.

Wait a minute why should you be
getting him water?

He is my employer.

I'm her employer.

Get down on your feet, he's not
your owner.

Alright I'll get the water.

Let him get the water.

Let him get the water.

This doesn't concern you.

I'll get the water.

Let her get the water.

Stop.

Sorry.

Didn't mean to get you in
trouble.

(laughing)

Somebody, anybody please get
the water.

Somebody get the water.

Don't worry about me.

I can take care of myself!

Okay, sorry.

Sorry I bothered you.

(laughing)

Gunga Din, get the water

for the sight.

Oh shut up!

Hey uh.

Young lady, it's not gonna look

too good on your efficiency
record.

What's this?

I quit.

Sorry about the two weeks
notice.

Take it out of my vacation pay.

Well uh?

But?

You get (indistinct)

(water rushing)

(water rushing)

(water rushing)

(splashes)

(water rushing)

(laughing)

(laughing)

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Look!

There's a cave!

Oh!

Wait, hey there's light up
there!

I'll need two volunteers to see
what's up there.

I'll go.

Good take Mr Bailor with you.

I thought this was volunteer
work?

You haven't been carrying any
heavy equipment Mr. Bailor.

You look fairly well rested.

Being called a vice president
doesn't

pull any weight around here?

Of course Mr Bailor!

I mean you get to walk on the
shady side.

I suppose running has its
privileges.

This is one of the strangest
privileges I've ever
encountered.

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(winds howling)

(winds howling)

(winds howling)

I'm gonna wait here.

Just, uh, holler if you need me
or something.

What the heck is that?

Ha ha.

Ha ha ha.

Hey Nila!

Hey Nila come here!

Come here!

Come here!

You know what this is
sweetheart?

It's an eggs benedict for a
week!

Scrambled eggs.

Sunny side up.

Cheese omelette but then.

Can you imagine what must have
laid these?

We're looking at fried chicken
for a month.

Harvey?

I don't think a chicken laid
these.

Well I'll tell you something.

It wasn't a street jar baby!

Here chicken chickey!

Come here to Uncle Harvey
sweetheart!

(growling)

sh**t it!

Just stand away!

(growling)

(growling)

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Come on!

Move!

(growling)

Harvey!

(growling)

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(screams)

(screaming)

(gasps)

(growling)

Nila?

Lee?

Lee!

Harvey's dead!

We heard the scream.

Come on, let's go.

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Shouldn't we say something?

I will.

I will say goodbye.

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This is it.

We'll stay here.

Stay here, what for?

It's a good spot.

Easy to defend.

We'll stay here until we're
rescued.

Until we're rescued?

When?

When is that going to be Lee?

Let's face it, we're stuck here.

This our life now.

This is our world.

Our world.

They know where the Odyssey was
when they lost her signal.

They'll come through subspace,
they'll see this planet.

They'll come here.

When?

I don't know when.

But we'll be here and safe when
they come.

If something doesn't get us
first.

What do propose we do?

Go and hunt that thing down?

You saw the size of it.

Come on you two.

Jim the Captain's right.

We can't go out and fight that
thing.

Listen.

Centuries ago on earth, wolves
used to wipe out whole villages

until men went out and hunted
them.

Wolves learned.

We've got to go out and teach
them.

We can't risk lives!

Trying to tame dinosaurs.

We'll stay here, we're safe.

Safe?

We're prisoners!

Lee!

There's land out there.

Land for farm, land to build
on.

We're technicians.

We can build a civilized
community.

Here we're nothing but savages
hiding in caves.

I say we stay.

It would seem the most sensible
thing to do.

We can't risk any more lives!

That's right.

Our job is stay alive.

Not conquer new planets.

Then what the hell where you
doing

on the Odyssey in the first
place?

Alright everybody.

We're home.

We've got work to do.

Weapons to build, tools.

We'll build up this wall over
here,

and then we'll be safe.

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Well, the stockade's almost
finished.

Good.

It would have gone faster if
Jim had helped more.

Jim doesn't think the stockade
will do any good.

He doesn't think it will keep
anything out.

Not the big animals we saw
below.

That's why we climbed out to
this plateau.

We haven't seen anything up
here that

could get through that
stockade.

No not so far.

You agree with Jim?

You think the stockade's a
waste of time?

I didn't say that.

Jim thinks everything I do is a
waste of time.

He doesn't think I know what
I'm doing.

That's not true.

Every time I give an order I
turn around and

he's standing there staring at
me.

And it's obvious what he's
thinking, that I'm a fool.

Lee, you're taking his
criticism too personally.

It's not you he's attacking.

It's just some of your
decisions.

It's the same thing.

No you're a fine man.

Jim knows that.

He just has some ideas of his
own.

He wouldn't question what you
were saying

unless he thought it was for
the good of all of us.

You're agreeing with him?

I just think he should be
listened to sometimes.

I mean I'll always do what you
say.

Unless the time comes that I,

I think one of your decisions
might

be wrong for my survival and
the survival of the others.

And then?

And then I must make my own
decisions.

Can I help?

Sure.

Oh there's no more plants.

Okay I'll get some.

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(screaming)

(screaming)

(screaming)

(gasps)

(whimpers)

We're safe huh?

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What are you doing?

Nothing.

Just looking.

So beautiful now.

I almost like this place.

I almost feel at home.

What's over there?

I don't know, let's go see.

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Beautiful.

Do you miss him?

Yes.

No.

I'm not sure.

He was a good employer.

I think he was more than that.

Many men are more than that.

I haven't lead an angelic life.

You're honest.

How did you meet him?

His father.

Thought I'd be good for him.

Were you?

I don't know. He never did grow
up.

Let's get back.

Are you afraid of me?

Should I be?

I'm just another guy.

But maybe you'll be the last
one.

Well that's it.

Yeah, let's go tell him.

Stockade's finished.

(cheering)

Alright!

Hey!

This call's for a drink!

A drink?

Yeah! I got, a little berry
juice I fermented up.

Listen it tastes kind of weird
but

(indistinct)

Yuck.

It tastes awful.

(laughing)

But it feels so good.

Ha ha.

Maybe someone should stay on
the alert.

Oh come on boss.

We done built your stockade for
you.

Show a little appreciation.

Have a drink with the help.

Don't have to ask me twice.

Ha ha.

(others laughing)

How do you drink stuff?

Darling it's only the first
cup.

It's so bad after that your
taste buds

are dead from alcoholic
poisoning.

(laughing)

(laughing)

Hmmm.

Let me see.

Cabernet Sauvignon.

Bafois Vineyards 98.

A vintage year.

(laughing)

The dance of desire!

(cheering)

(clapping)

(clapping)

(clapping)

(clapping)

(clapping)

(clapping)

What's the matter?

I'm just not a party type.

Everyone is if they let
themselves be.

(laughter in background)

Oh Jim.

Have some compassion.

Lee is doing the best he can.

I know.

But out here it's not enough.

He's not like you.

He doesn't always know what's
right.

Don't be sarcastic.

I'm not.

I mean the last few weeks I've
just

watched you become more rigid.

Invulnerable and god like.

Have pity on us mortals.

Lee is nice.

Lee is kind.

Lee is weak.

Don't be cruel.

On this world you have two
choices.

Be cruel or die.

I don't ever want to have to
make that choice Jim.

Civilization is like that
uniform you're wearing.

It's getting dirty and torn.

And pretty soon it's going to
rot away.

You had better decide what
you're going to wear then.

I'll find something.

I'll find something soft and
warm.

And protective.

You all have a lot to learn.

You all?

Why not we?

We Jim.

Forgive us we're only human,
but.

We're lonely Jim, and we're
frightened.

And god help us, a little drunk.

Enjoy your party.

I'll stand guard.

Jim!

If you ever need anyone.

Then, the farmer says "Well I
don't have any daughters,

but I do have a son that's a
traveling salesman".

(all laugh)

(laughter)

Where have you been?

Stockade.

Well, we're all as safe as if
we were home in bed.

Hey!

Happy new world!

Happy new world!

(all sing)

Should old acquaintance be
forgot,

and never brought to mind!

Should old acquaintance be
forgot

and days auld lang syne.

(singing faintly in background)

(sobbing heard)

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Where's Chuck?

I sent him to lay out some
astro reflectors.

Don't worry.

He'll be alright.

It's just that.

Well, sometimes he doesn't seem
as alert as he should be.

You want to go on after him?

Keep an eye on him?

I sent him out over those rocks
over there.

Maybe I should just go and give
him a hand.

Sure.

Chuck, you haven't finished
laying out all the reflectors.

We have to lay them out if we
want to be rescued.

What's the use?

Tell me how they work.

In the normal survey of a new
planet

you first explore it with
scanner rays.

Then by phoning coding on the
rictors,

would bounce the rays right
back to the ship.

Any search party scanning this
planet

could pinpoint right where to
find us.

That's terrific.

If there was a search party in
this

section of the galaxy.

We have to believe there is.

Or will be.

When?

Theoretically the mythonian
could

bounce back signals forever
couldn't it.

Yeah, so in ten years somebody
sees the signals and

comes on down, where would we
be?

I don't know.

We don't think ten years ahead.

We just do what we have to
today!

(growling noises)

Oh maybe you're right.

Maybe we're wasting our time!

We can set the reflectors and
something

would just come along and eat
them.

No.

No mythonian tastes terrible.

What?

My father was an astrophysicist.

When I was a little kid I
thought mythonian was the most

wonderful thing in the world.

I tasted some.

It tastes like old socks.

(laughs)

Well guess I'd better get back
to work.

If we ever want to rescued
these reflectors

have got to start sending out
their signals now.

I'll help.

No, you can you back to camp.

I'll finish this.

Okay?

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What happened?

Are you okay?

Here's your safety.

She was nearly k*lled.

From now on no one goes
anywhere alone.

We work in pairs.

This is that thing's hunting
ground and

it's coming back unless we make
sure it doesn't.

How do we do that?

k*ll it!

k*ll it!

Are you crazy?

Some of us could get mamed or
k*lled.

So we wait, until that thing
gets hungry and comes back?

No!

I say we get it now while it's
hurt.

Come on.

Now!

They're right you know.

I'm tired of hiding and jumping
at every sound.

God I just want to fight back!

Lee they need this.

They've got to do it.

The fear, the tension, it's
doing something to all of us.

This way!

Especially this way!

(growling)

Follow me!

Down here!

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His foot prints disappeared.

Looks like some other animal
was here.

He must have got our friend.

Yeah and by the looks of it he
was several times bigger

than that thing you were
hunting.

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Uh, it's getting dark out.

I think we should get back to
camp.

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(screeching)

Come on, quiet.

Chuck, wait.

Over there!

Around here!

(screeching)

(screeching)

Chuck hold it.

(screeching)

Good shot!

Look out!

Watch out for those claws!

Be careful!

(smack!)

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Alright!

Yeah! We did it!

(cheering)

We can use some fresh air!

Let's go!

Come on!

Let's go!

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What do you see?

In the fire, you were staring
at it so intently

I thought maybe you were
hypnotized or seeing visions.

I was just wondering how many
others things

we're going have to get used
to.

Things like eating dinosaurs.

Nila what's wrong with Lee?

What do you mean?

He's so tense lately.

We're all tense.

You can't be relaxed in a
situation like this.

I mean he gives an order, then
he seems uncertain.

Insecure, as if he doubts the
decision he's made.

It's not easy making decisions
when

it could be a matter of life or
death.

I'm not questioning his
ability.

But it is limited by his
experience.

You think Jim could do better?

Jim has had more space travel
than Lee.

He's been in more alien worlds.

Lee has, well I know he was top
of his class at the academy.

He has an excellent record
since, but.

Lee will do what he thinks is
right.

After all we've got to have
rules even on this world.

And Lee as the Captain?

Right.

And you of course, always go by
the rules.

Yes.

Do you realize that if anything
happened to Lee

and if we went by the rules,
you'd be in charge?

Could you lead us?

Could you keep us alive better
than Jim?

There it is.

Memories.

Earth and home.

I can see it in the fire.

Floating out there in space
millions of miles away.

Just another planet.

Yet when I think of it, I could
cry.

I wish I could see what you do
Charlotte.

Ah there it is.

Poor beautiful tired old earth.

I wonder if I'll ever see you
again.

(growling)

Whatever it is it's nearby.

What are you saying?

Mike said it.

That's a hunting cry.

I don't think it will attack
us.

We can't wait around to find
out.

Jim, you saw the size of those
prints.

How are we gonna deal with an
animal that big?

Besides, we're safe here in the
stockade.

Are we?

What if it attacks outside the
stockade?

Are we gonna let it pick the
time and place

it decides to k*ll us?

We've got to hunt it down in
its lair and k*ll it.

Jim you're crazy, how are we
gonna k*ll a thing that big?

That g*n wouldn't even k*ll the
little beast!

It's an animal!

A dumb animal.

We're rational thinking human
beings.

We'll find a way.

No.

No!

We shouldn't risk any more
lives just

because you want to play
Tarzan!

You fools!

Jim's right.

What are we gonna do?

Sit around here like cattle in
a pen waiting

for that thing to come get us?

Millions of years ago on earth,
an ape

an ape took a club and k*lled
his first predator.

Well we've got to k*ll that
thing or,

or that something inside of us,

that dignity that makes us
human, fear's gonna k*ll that!

You're the navigator Chuck.

Which one is earth?

You can't see it from here.

Unless you close your eyes.

See it?

I see a farm in Ohio on a fall
morning.

There's still some mist on the
ground.

Pale, pale blue mist.

I told you.

It's not really so far away.

Take me home.

Hang on, just hang on.

(growling)

(screaming)

(screaming)

(growling)

(screaming)

(growling)

(screaming)

Wait!

Karen!

(growling)

No!

No!

(growling)

(crashing)

(screaming)

(growling)

Argh!

Where are you going?

To find its lair.

Well?

Right, let's go.

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Look!

It must be getting closer.

Look at these tracks.

All over the area.

Its lair must be nearby.

A cave!

And that stench.

Seems to be coming from there.

Oh dear, that thing must live
here.

Let's go.

Let's go.

There must be something we can
do with fire.

We could burn it up somehow.

No Nila.

Years ago indians did it with
buffalos.

I think we can drive it over a
cliff.

The poison berries are the
safest surest thing.

We've been deciding on how to
k*ll that thing.

We can use those poison
berries.

Good!

Lee it might work.

The juice rubbed on spears and
arrow tips.

Why face the thing?

Let's go out, k*ll a creature
stuff it with berries,

and put it outside its lair.

It's too uncertain.

Maybe he can smell these
things.

Maybe he knows they're poison.

I prefer a direct attack.

The bait idea seems more
sensible.

It would be safer.

And we know the berries work in
the digestive tract.

The effect they'll have if any
in the blood system isn't
certain.

Poison's poison.

And you said they were very
very potent.

No.

I'd follow Lee's idea first.

Poison bait.

No I agree with Jim.

What if it doesn't eat carrion?

There's too many ifs.

Let's try Lee's bait idea
first.

If it doesn't work we've lost
nothing.

Then we can try Jim's more
direct method.

Alright.

Let's get to work.

You three go gather the
berries.

Chuck, come with us.

(water running)

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(growling)

(growling)

(growling)

Come on.

Let's go.

Ha ha!

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Ha, ha!

(growling)

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(loud growling)

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(growling)

(screaming)

(growling)

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(screaming)

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Come on.

There's nothing we can do for
him now.

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What do we do now Jim?

We plant stakes in the ground.

Big ones.

Tips with the poison from the
berries.

Then we lower the beast onto
it.

And if it's angry enough and as
stupid as I think

it is, it will impale itself on
the poison stakes.

We'll let's get to work!

Where do we start?

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We're leaving the valley.

Where are we going Lee?

Away from that.

Where are we going?

There's a valley west of here.

I scouted it yesterday.

We'll be safe there?

You guarantee us?

Completely safe.

No more spiders.

No more dinosaurs.

All peace and quiet just over
the next hill?

You're not risking anymore
lives trying to k*ll that
thing.

We're leaving here.

Lee you are a fool.

I'm taking everyone and we're
leaving here!

Go ahead and run Lee.

You've got a whole damn world
to run in,

but you're gonna have to run
alone.

We're not going with you.

I'm in charge here.

You'll do as I say.

Stop working.

Pack up, we're leaving.

Nobody's going.

No one's listening to you
anymore.

You're just another guy around
here.

That uniform means nothing.

Maybe this means something.

I say we go.

I'm the leader here.

If you think different Lee,
prove it!

I've always said you had to
fight what for you really
wanted.

Sometimes aggression is
necessary.

I was right.

But I won't fight you.

Not now.

Not while that beast is still
alive.

(growling)

He's coming!

He'll snatch everything.

All our wood and we're not
ready.

Steve!

Let him go, he knows what he's
doing.

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Okay you all know what we have
to do.

You have a nice walk?

I thought I'd give our friend a
little exercise.

We're ready.

Just give us the word.

Let's do it.

Let's go!

Whoa!

Whoa!

Whoa!

Hey!

Hey!

(all shouting)

(shouting)

(growling)

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(growling)

(growling)

(growling)

(growling)

(growling)

Keep going!

Run! Run! Run!

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Keep going!

(screaming)

Run!

Run!

Run!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

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Wait!

Wait!

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(screaming)

(growling)

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(growling)

(growling)

We'll get him!

Oh no!

(growling)

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Wow.

We did it!

Come on!

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Where's Jim?

Jim!

Jim!

Jim!

Somebody get me out of here!

(cheering)

It's dead!

I told you we could do it!

Maybe now we can make a new
world.

Hey supper's almost ready.

What is it tonight?

Lizard again?

No, we had that last night.

Today we're having filet of
swamp monster.

You know, it's getting so I
like that.

We're almost finished.

We'll be right there.

Okay.

Ahh!

(baby crying)

Aren't you gonna come to Aunt
Nila?

Like one, two, three?

Where's my four?

Five!

Seven!

Good boy!

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Think we'll ever be rescued?

Somehow it doesn't really
matter anymore.

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(growling)