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00:10:45Je crois que c'est Black Horizon. Ils ont pris un plan de cargo.
00:10:48Nous avons l'intrigué depuis l'incidence, sir.
00:10:50Laissez-le.
00:10:51Mais, sir, le coup...
00:10:53Je l'ai dit, laissez-le. Maintenant.
00:10:55Mais, sir, vous pensez que nous devons vérifier Washington ?
00:10:58Si nous n'avons pas vérifier ce plan,
00:11:00il ne doit pas vérifier Washington à vérifier.
00:11:15Sir, nous avons l'intrigué.
00:11:17Nous avons l'intrigué.
00:11:19Nous avons l'intrigué.
00:11:20Oui, sir.
00:11:21Ne vous inquiétez, gentlemen.
00:11:32Sir, ils ont l'intrigué.
00:11:34Ils ont l'intrigué.
00:11:45Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:12:15de l'intrigué.
00:12:19Oui, monsieur le Président, je comprends.
00:12:23Alors ?
00:12:24La Russie et Sam ont l'intrigué à l'intérieur des Himalayas.
00:12:27Et la Cube ?
00:12:28Il est en train de transmettre.
00:12:30Alors, allons-y en dehors et l'intrigué.
00:12:32Ce n'est pas facile, sir.
00:12:34Cube transmissions sont venus de 23,000 feet
00:12:37à l'intérieur de la base de K-2.
00:12:38Donc, nous devons l'intrigué à l'intérieur de la base de K-2.
00:12:40Nous devons l'intrigué.
00:12:41Tu ne comprends pas.
00:12:42L'intrigué à l'intérieur de la base de K-2
00:12:44à l'intérieur de la base de K-2
00:12:45à l'intérieur de la base de K-2.
00:12:46Major,
00:12:47avec la Cube en full activité,
00:12:49c'est un prix que nous devons payer.
00:12:50Il n'est pas une option ici.
00:12:52Je comprends, sir.
00:12:54Nous devons l'intrigué à l'intérieur de la Cube.
00:12:56Si vous pensez que vous pensez
00:12:57les meilleures de mountain climbers
00:12:58pour cette mission,
00:12:59c'est parti.
00:13:01Dismissé.
00:13:03Oui, sir.
00:13:12prends-nous,
00:13:17prends-nous,
00:13:21prends-service de kv1 !
00:13:36Ah !
00:13:37C'est parti, c'est parti.
00:14:07C'est parti.
00:14:37C'est parti.
00:15:07What's this about?
00:15:08The Army requires the services of someone with your abilities.
00:15:11The detective?
00:15:13The climber. The best climber.
00:15:15The Army doesn't have any climbers?
00:15:16Not where we're going.
00:15:18Where's that?
00:15:20North Face K-2.
00:15:21This time of year, that's suicide.
00:15:23We're willing to pay you and a team of your choosing handsomely if you undertake this mission.
00:15:27How handsome?
00:15:28Ten million dollars.
00:15:31That's a hell of a lot of money just to climb a mountain.
00:15:33What's going on?
00:15:34Well, that's classified, Mr. Goodwin.
00:15:36You'll be brief later if you accept our offer.
00:15:38If this is so important, why haven't you talked to Solomon Davis?
00:15:43He lives at the foot of the mountain.
00:15:44I already tried that.
00:15:46So what did he say?
00:15:48Unfortunately, Mr. Davis declined.
00:15:51Which one's yours?
00:16:18The one in the red trunks.
00:16:20Name's Pete Tanner.
00:16:23Well, I hope he can climb better than he can fight.
00:16:26He's the best point man I've ever seen on a mountain.
00:16:36John Goodwin.
00:16:38Son of a gun.
00:16:40What are you doing here?
00:16:40I haven't seen you since the Fuji climb.
00:16:42Long time, Pete.
00:16:43How's it going?
00:16:44Good, man.
00:16:45Pete Tanner, I'd like to introduce you to Major Martin Cook,
00:16:47Army Intelligence.
00:16:49Well, this ain't about that brawl at the officers club.
00:16:51I mean, that was years ago.
00:16:52No, Mr. Tanner.
00:16:54I have a proposition for you.
00:16:56We need your services for a short time.
00:16:58Ah, sorry, man.
00:16:59I got me a title fight coming up a week from Saturday.
00:17:01$10,000 purse got a train.
00:17:03That money's mine.
00:17:04Pete, what if I told you I could get you 100 times that
00:17:07and have you back here in time for your bout?
00:17:11You serious?
00:17:13Hell, man, you give me that kind of scratch,
00:17:14ain't got to fight.
00:17:15So what's the gig?
00:17:17Spot me up a hill.
00:17:19Shoot, it must be a hell of a hill.
00:17:20It is.
00:17:22All right.
00:17:23Whatever it is for you, Goodwin, I'm in.
00:17:26All right.
00:17:28Now all I have to do is find Foster and Fraser.
00:17:31Foster, I couldn't tell you.
00:17:33Fraser, usually hanging around someplace.
00:17:35Yeah.
00:17:54Brent, it's John Goodwin.
00:17:56John!
00:17:57How the hell are you, man?
00:17:59Long time no see.
00:18:01What's up, Kimo Savi?
00:18:02Listen up.
00:18:02I'm at the old gym.
00:18:03Can you meet me for lunch?
00:18:05Uh, sorry, dude.
00:18:07No can do.
00:18:08What's up?
00:18:09I need you and Foster for an important climb.
00:18:11Well, ain't nobody.
00:18:12You know we're always up for that.
00:18:14I'll give you the details later.
00:18:15Meanwhile, pack warm and hold your mail for a couple of weeks.
00:18:18Why?
00:18:19Where are we headed?
00:18:20Washington.
00:18:21Yeah?
00:18:22Rainier?
00:18:23The other Washington.
00:18:24Oh, sounds important.
00:18:26It is.
00:18:27Call Foster, then call me with your flight information.
00:18:29I'll have you picked up at the airport.
00:18:30Okay, John, I trust you.
00:18:33I'll talk to you soon.
00:18:35Later.
00:18:39They're in.
00:18:40Well, that's three out of four from your list.
00:18:43All we need now is this Kelly Paris.
00:18:45If you don't mind, Major, I think I'll handle this one alone.
00:18:48That's a wild story, John.
00:18:56Not as wild as you're flying.
00:18:58You like that.
00:18:59Yeah.
00:18:59I'm surprised Doug still lets you do it.
00:19:02Doug split three months ago.
00:19:04Said I should marry an airplane.
00:19:06Sorry to hear that.
00:19:07Don't be.
00:19:08The guy was a dope.
00:19:09No sense of adventure.
00:19:10So tell me, you up for the climb?
00:19:18I don't know.
00:19:19Adventure is one thing.
00:19:20A death wish is another.
00:19:21That mountain is killer this time of the year, and you know it.
00:19:24Depends who's climbing it.
00:19:26Look, Kel, I know it's a bit of a mystery, but I don't know much more of myself.
00:19:31You serious about the million bucks?
00:19:33Oh, yeah.
00:19:34Uncle Sam's writing the check.
00:19:36I doubt it's gonna bounce.
00:19:37You know, that did leave me with a stack of bills ten miles high.
00:19:42I'm only asking you to go half that far.
00:19:47Uh-oh.
00:19:51What's uh-oh?
00:19:53You know, they told me this heat had fuel line problems.
00:20:00No kidding.
00:20:02Do we have chutes?
00:20:03No.
00:20:04Well, then, what are we gonna do?
00:20:05Just sit back, relax, and enjoy the flight.
00:20:25Oh!
00:20:26Ok.
00:20:57I'll do it.
00:21:00Good.
00:21:07Where's Mr. Foster?
00:21:12So, what's this I hear about a climb?
00:21:14Nice of you to join us, Mr. Foster.
00:21:16Sorry, Admiral, sir. Had to hit the poop deck if you catch my drift.
00:21:20Come on, Foster. Sit down and shut up.
00:21:23The objective of this mission is to locate and deactivate a highly sophisticated satellite-triggering device,
00:21:30much like this mock-up here.
00:21:33Twenty-four hours ago, there was a terrorist attack on a United Nations tracking station in Norilsk, Siberia.
00:21:39They killed a number of innocent people, stole the device, and escaped by plane,
00:21:43only to be shot down by a Russian surface-to-air missile over the Himalayas.
00:21:47I guess that's where we come in.
00:21:49Yes. The cube is activated and armed, and presently is sitting close to the highest peak in the north face of K2.
00:21:57North face? Are they kidding?
00:21:59Shut up already.
00:22:00So, what's so important about this cube? I mean, what's it triggering?
00:22:03Must be something good if they're willing to part with 10 mil to get it back.
00:22:06Does anybody here know what an EMP is?
00:22:10Early morning puke?
00:22:11I assure you, Mr. Foster, you'll be puking down your pants when I tell you what this device can actually do.
00:22:17EMP stands for electromagnetic pulse.
00:22:21It's a violent discharge of current that can wipe out and destroy anything electronic in its path.
00:22:26So, what harm can I do sitting at the top of K2? Not a lot of toaster ovens up there.
00:22:32As I said, Mr. Foster, it is merely a triggering device. The real threat lies in what it controls. Major Cook, if you will.
00:22:41In 2001, just two months after 9-11, United Nations Security Council enacted a resolution and approved the covert launching of 12 EMP satellites into the upper atmosphere.
00:22:51These were a defense precaution against any unprovoked nuclear or missile attack from terrorists or a hostile nation.
00:22:57So, you mean you just push a button, shut down their system, and throw them into blackout?
00:23:02Not just a blackout, Ms. Paris. Each satellite can fire an EMP beam strong enough to wipe out a city the size of New York.
00:23:09Wipe it out? What do you mean wipe it out?
00:23:11EMP attacks circuits, big or small, exploding and destroying them on contact.
00:23:16Every computer, every light switch, every car, truck, generator plant, and yes, Mr. Foster, every toaster oven, becomes a potential bomb waiting to explode.
00:23:26When the terrorist plane was shot down, the cube was on full auto-retaliate. We have just 72 hours before it triggers the satellites and they fire.
00:23:35Where?
00:23:36I wish we knew. That way we could turn the power off those grids and lessen the damage, but that's like asking the whole world to shut down completely for an entire day. That's not gonna happen.
00:23:45So why not just point a few missiles at these satellites?
00:23:49We already tried. Each satellite is programmed to shoot down any object that approaches within a mile of its orbit.
00:23:55No, the only way to disarm them is to deactivate the cube.
00:23:58I'm begging your pardon, Major, but I suppose we do make it to the top in time. Who's gonna do the reprogramming?
00:24:04Well, I'll tell you who's not, and that's me. Look, guys, the military screwed this up. Let them figure it out. I'm not about to risk life and limb for a bunch of five-star bozos.
00:24:15Knock it off. This is serious.
00:24:17No. You, me, everyone here knows that's a suicide climb. Nobody's ever even made it halfway up the north face this time of year. You can't spend a million bucks if your ass is busted into a million pieces at the base of that mountain. No!
00:24:30Randy, come on. It's not about the money anymore. If what they say is half true, a lot of people, maybe people you know personally, are gonna get hurt. If we don't make that climb, no one else will. And then God knows what can happen.
00:24:45Okay. What do we do to reprogram the cube? You let us worry about that.
00:25:15All right. I haven't been up here in over four years. Well, still no strip mall. Should be glad about that. Hey, John. Is Solomon Davis still hiding up here? As far as I know? Yeah.
00:25:32Hey, Major. You know, you still haven't told us how to deactivate that cube once we get our hands on. In due time, Miss Paris. We've made provisions.
00:25:40Well, I don't like you when the Army sidesteps a direct question like that. Bet they don't even know themselves.
00:25:46Perhaps the Major's joining us on the climb. Please tell me you're not planning on coming up, Major. I don't think anybody here wants the babies.
00:25:53No, Mr. Goodwin. I'll be coordinating the mission from base camp. The Army Corps of Engineers flew up ahead of us to get things set up. Every provision you need will be waiting for you. We should be there in half an hour.
00:26:10These military types slay me. What's bugging you? You've been grumbling since we left Washington. These guys don't fool me. That whatever it is thing we're supposed to get on the top of the mountain, there's no way that's just for taking out terrorists. Heck, most of those guys are still living in holes.
00:26:29And your point is? My point is this cube thing is some kind of weapon designed to take out third world countries. Not a bunch of bearded cave dwellers. You've been right.
00:26:40I know I'm right. Thing is, it got away from them. We're the high-priced guinea pigs going in to turn it off. Only they haven't told us exactly how to do that. Damn. If it's that sophisticated, maybe all we gotta do is ask it nicely. Well, in that case, best let me do the talking.
00:26:57Ooh. Tell Major when you said base camp, you weren't kidding. This place has got its own zip code. My hometown's not as big as this.
00:27:13All right, let's get Jack Clemade and start prepping this climb.
00:27:34The bad news is this weather's going to get worse before it gets better. The good news is that this weather's going to get worse before it gets better.
00:28:02The good news is that the forecast says things will clear up at first length.
00:28:06Well, let's hope so. It's hard to be point man when you can't see a foot in front of you.
00:28:09Yeah. Agreed, Mr. Tanner. The moment the storm ends, we'll have a chopper ready to fly you up to a higher base camp closer to the target.
00:28:14All right. Now, each one of you will be given a GPS tracking device like this one that'll pinpoint the cube's exact location.
00:28:20Well, then I suggest we get back to our tents and get some rest. We're going to need it.
00:28:23Wait, hold on just a minute. I hate to keep repeating myself here, but I'm not starting up that mountain without knowing how the hell we're going to turn that thing off when we find it.
00:28:30You're not. They are. Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like you to meet Dr. Petrov Jenko, one of Ukraine's top scientists and an expert climber.
00:28:40And this is Sasha Mirov from the United Nations Committee on Anti-Terrorism. Both have an excellent working knowledge of the cube and how to deactivate it.
00:28:48And this is John Goodwin. Yes, I know. The cop from Los Angeles. No need for further introductions, Major. We have been fully briefed.
00:28:55Wish we could say the same. I'm begging your pardon, Miss Mirov, but exactly how much climbing experience do you have?
00:29:01Both Dr. Jenko and I climbed Everest with the Elman expedition in 2000.
00:29:06Impressive. You guys did that in just 17 hours. 16.5. And without the oxygen.
00:29:12Major, we have traveled a long way. Perhaps you could show us to our quarters.
00:29:16Lieutenant Brill will show you the way. This way, please.
00:29:26This wasn't part of the deal, Cook. Deals changed.
00:29:31If I'm not mistaken, it just got a whole lot colder in here than it is out there. You got that right.
00:29:46Papoo Davis. The climbers are here.
00:30:01Thank you.
00:30:03Thank you.
00:30:04I had a girlfriend like that Russian chick once.
00:30:07You're not gonna start ranting again, are you?
00:30:08Oh, come on. When do I ever?
00:30:09I'm just saying that these Kremlinettes are all the same. They put up this frosty
00:30:10thing.
00:30:11You're not gonna start ranting again, are you?
00:30:12Come on. When do I ever?
00:30:13I'm just saying that these Kremlinettes are all the same. They put up this frosty front
00:30:20until you slip them a couple of vodka shooters and then they melt like snow in the spring.
00:30:21You kill me, Foster. You truly kill me. Where's Tanner with the coffee?
00:30:22How the heck are we going to start ranting again?
00:30:23I'm just saying that these Kremlinettes are all the same. They put up this frosty front until
00:30:36you slip them a couple of vodka shooters and then they melt like snow in the spring.
00:30:41You kill me, Foster. You truly kill me. Where's Tanner with the coffee?
00:30:49How the heck are we ever supposed to get up a mountain when our point man can't even find
00:30:52a pot of coffee?
00:30:57Hello?
00:31:06Coffee?
00:31:11Hi.
00:31:41Sous-titrage FR ?
00:32:11Sous-titrage FR ?
00:32:41Yeah, I've seen it.
00:32:43And?
00:32:44Well, we always knew it was going to be risky.
00:32:47But we can do it.
00:32:48So you're saying that you agree with their strategy?
00:32:51Given the time factor?
00:32:54Yeah.
00:32:55All right.
00:32:56Hey.
00:33:06Yeah?
00:33:07How you doing?
00:33:09Doing fine.
00:33:11Fine?
00:33:13Yeah.
00:33:14Yeah? You sure?
00:33:15Yeah, I'm sure.
00:33:16Would you just sit down?
00:33:19Just sit down.
00:33:21John, what happened to you?
00:33:39You got married.
00:33:41You disappeared.
00:33:42How long was I supposed to wait?
00:33:43The fact is, you didn't.
00:33:47That's not fair.
00:33:57When was the last time you spoke to Davis?
00:33:58It's been a while.
00:34:04He lost his fiancee on that climb.
00:34:06I know.
00:34:08Must have been tough for him.
00:34:09Yeah.
00:34:11I don't think he's the same guy anymore.
00:34:15How so?
00:34:15I don't know.
00:34:19He just took it very hard.
00:34:20That's all.
00:34:23I'm sorry.
00:34:26Yeah.
00:34:35Major?
00:34:36We got a problem.
00:34:37What happened?
00:34:38The Russians forgot the hiking boots?
00:34:40No, I'm afraid it's worse than that.
00:34:42Peak Town has been found dead in the mess hall.
00:34:45What happened?
00:34:55I'm not 100%, but my guess is coronary.
00:34:58Maybe an aneurysm.
00:35:00A heart attack.
00:35:01At his age?
00:35:02He's been boxing a lot lately.
00:35:04Might have been a blood clot that burst in the altitude.
00:35:06That's weird.
00:35:07We were just joking around a few hours ago.
00:35:09Better down here than on the mountain.
00:35:11What exactly do you mean by that?
00:35:13He's right.
00:35:14Better we eliminate the weak links now.
00:35:16Who you calling a weak link?
00:35:18Enough.
00:35:20You have my sympathies, Mr. Goodwin.
00:35:22But I still need to know if you can make this climb without appointment tomorrow.
00:35:25So much for the moment of silence.
00:35:27Gentlemen, I empathize with you, but I still need to know.
00:35:30Major?
00:35:30Major?
00:35:34Take me to Solomon Davis.
00:35:35Solomon?
00:35:48Solomon?
00:35:54Well, that's a name I haven't heard in quite a while.
00:36:02Monks here call me Papu.
00:36:03Suits you?
00:36:06Yeah.
00:36:09Well, I wondered when they'd send you up here to pay me a visit.
00:36:12They didn't send me.
00:36:13I came here on my own.
00:36:15Oh, is that right?
00:36:16Well, you're about the last person I ever wanted to see, so why don't you take a hike, huh?
00:36:22I need your help.
00:36:23You know I did everything I could.
00:36:29I should have been down there with her.
00:36:34Well, sometimes I wish I was.
00:36:39I better be going.
00:36:40I always knew I'd see you again.
00:36:46I played it out a million different ways it would go down, but, uh...
00:36:51Truth.
00:36:55You did everything you could on that mountain.
00:36:59And I thank you for that.
00:37:03But I can't do it anymore, John.
00:37:04There's a lot at stake here.
00:37:10I wouldn't have come to you if there wasn't.
00:37:13Yeah.
00:37:14Yeah, that, uh, Major, he mentioned something about that.
00:37:17Punching out a decorated officer.
00:37:19That's not very monk-like.
00:37:21I'm a work in progress, John.
00:37:25Anyway, they got the best team going up.
00:37:29Tanner's a good point.
00:37:30Tanner's dead.
00:37:30I'm sorry.
00:37:34Yeah.
00:37:36Look.
00:37:38They fumbled the ball badly this time.
00:37:41There's a piece of technology on top of that hill
00:37:43that may very well kill millions of people
00:37:45when the clock's ticking.
00:37:48What's your route?
00:37:49Spur to the magic line,
00:37:50then straight up.
00:37:52Spur to magic line, then straight up.
00:37:55Well, I hope you're sprouting wings
00:37:56because you're going to need them this time of year.
00:37:59This is why I'm here.
00:38:00I knew you'd know the best way to go.
00:38:04Black Pyramid.
00:38:06That's the only way you'll make it.
00:38:08The chopper's leaving for the fort base at dawn.
00:38:13Hey.
00:38:18Good luck.
00:38:19Good luck.
00:38:40Good luck.
00:38:41bye.
00:56:31C'est bon, c'est bon, c'est bon.
00:57:01C'est bon, c'est bon.
00:57:32My God, the Middle East.
00:57:38Twelve miles in closing.
00:57:40Any response in the satellite?
00:57:47It's just gone into retaliatory mode.
00:57:49Let's just hope this missile gets through.
00:58:03Missile destroyed, Mr. President.
00:58:05What are we going to do?
00:58:13Mr. President, that's not all.
00:58:16According to NORAD, at least 27 communications and surveillance satellites were taken out along with the missile.
00:58:21Most of Europe and the Middle East just lost their TV feeds and cell service.
00:58:25What's next?
00:58:27North Korean ambassador on 9-2.
00:58:30I knew that was coming.
00:58:33Keep them on hold a minute.
00:58:34General?
00:58:36Yes, sir.
00:58:42Take us to DEFCON 3.
00:58:45Our people on the mountain are undoubtedly good at what they do, but...
00:58:48If for any reason they should fail, we'll be ready, Mr. President.
00:58:53How's he doing?
00:59:13Well, he's awake.
00:59:15That's something.
00:59:17Will you please not talk about me like I'm dead?
00:59:22Right here.
00:59:23And here's where you're going to stay.
00:59:25What?
00:59:25With a concussion.
00:59:26You can't stay at this altitude.
00:59:28So what's your plan?
00:59:29The plan is, Fraser, you stay put till we get cooked to get up an extraction team here.
00:59:33Meanwhile, we press on.
00:59:35How much time you got left?
00:59:36Just under six hours.
00:59:37Well, that doesn't leave much room for error.
00:59:39There never was any room for error.
00:59:42Good luck.
00:59:47You guys take care.
00:59:54All right.
00:59:55Ready to move out?
00:59:56Hey, you sure you got enough stuff in that pack?
00:59:58We only got one shot at this.
00:59:59It never hurts to be prepared, buddy.
01:00:00What's the latest from GPS?
01:00:0223 degrees by 167.
01:00:05We'll follow that course.
01:00:06It takes us off the Abruzzi Spur.
01:00:08Which way up, then?
01:00:09Same way we've been gone.
01:00:10Black Pyramid.
01:00:11It's the most horizontal.
01:00:12True.
01:00:13But it's also prone to avalanche and high winds.
01:00:15It'll be exposed if another storm comes up.
01:00:17Hell, if another storm comes up, everybody loses.
01:00:20What do you suggest?
01:00:23The Southwest Pillar.
01:00:24You mean the Magic Line?
01:00:26Yes.
01:00:26More climbers have died on that route than any other.
01:00:29Yes, but it'll cut an hour off our climb,
01:00:31and we only have five and a half hours left.
01:00:33Da.
01:00:35You're the point, man.
01:00:36What do you say, Bear?
01:00:39Talk to me, buddy.
01:00:42I stand by what I said.
01:00:44The Pyramid.
01:00:47I'll still get you there with time to spare.
01:00:49That's it, then.
01:00:51Big shot.
01:00:52You're jeopardizing this mission.
01:00:54This is still my mission.
01:00:55End of discussion.
01:00:57It's a mistake.
01:00:59Look, it's my job to get us to the top of this mountain.
01:01:02It's your job to turn that damn machine off when we get there.
01:01:07Okay?
01:01:09Let's go.
01:01:11Indeed, Demo.
01:01:12Let's go.
01:01:22Sir.
01:01:22One of the team's been injured in a bad fall.
01:01:24We've got to get him off that mountain.
01:01:25Yes, sir.
01:01:26I'll assemble a team, and we'll head up as soon as we can.
01:01:28How long?
01:01:29Not long, sir.
01:01:30As quick as you can, McCoy.
01:01:31Sir.
01:01:31Yes, sir.
01:01:32Now we're a ridge.
01:01:49Only a thousand more vertical.
01:01:51That means the hardest part of the climb is still ahead of us.
01:01:56Yes, I don't like the look of that snow shelf.
01:01:58Mayor?
01:02:03Our route will take us around it.
01:02:05Move your mouth to God's ears.
01:02:18No, Mr. President.
01:02:20No, sir.
01:02:21They're out of range.
01:02:22We haven't heard from them since the distress call this morning.
01:02:25I don't need to remind you, Major, that we have less than 75 minutes.
01:02:28before the rest of those satellites deploy.
01:02:31Yes, sir.
01:02:31I've just been updated.
01:02:33GPS positioning has them less than a thousand feet from the target.
01:02:37How long will that take to climb?
01:02:39Well, it depends on the terrain, sir.
01:02:4130, maybe 40 minutes.
01:02:44Keep me posted.
01:02:45Yes, Mr. President.
01:02:48Begging the Major's pardon, sir, but is that estimate accurate?
01:02:51Off the record, I don't know.
01:02:54Sir, you just bulldozed the President of the United States.
01:02:56I know.
01:02:57I just hope my guess was right.
01:03:19We've got a priority alpine rescue.
01:03:21We've got one injury and one not.
01:03:24The extent of the injuries are currently unknown,
01:03:27but he is apparently conscious and mobile.
01:03:34The two are located straight up the Abruzzi Spur.
01:03:37It's a difficult climb, but there are lives at stake.
01:03:40Once we get up, we will stabilize the wounded man and head straight back.
01:03:43Any questions?
01:03:44Good.
01:03:45Quaid will be your point, man.
01:03:47The chopper's already left base capital.
01:03:49He'll be here any more.
01:03:49Good.
01:04:09Good.
01:04:19C'est parti.
01:04:49C'est parti.
01:05:19C'est parti.
01:05:49C'est parti.
01:05:50C'est parti.
01:05:51C'est parti.
01:05:53C'est parti.
01:05:55C'est parti.
01:06:27C'est parti.
01:06:31Freeze!
01:06:32C'est parti.
01:06:34C'est parti.
01:06:36C'est parti.
01:06:37C'est parti.
01:06:38C'est parti.
01:06:39C'est parti.
01:06:40C'est parti.
01:06:41C'est parti.
01:06:42C'est parti.
01:06:43C'est parti.
01:06:44C'est parti.
01:06:45C'est parti.
01:06:46C'est parti.
01:06:47C'est parti.
01:06:48C'est parti.
01:06:49C'est parti.
01:06:50C'est parti.
01:06:51C'est parti.
01:06:52C'est parti.
01:06:53C'est parti.
01:06:54C'est parti.
01:06:55C'est parti.
01:06:56C'est parti.
01:06:57C'est parti.
01:06:58C'est parti.
01:06:59C'est parti.
01:07:00C'est parti.
01:07:01C'est parti.
01:07:02C'est parti.
01:07:03C'est parti.
01:07:04C'est parti.
01:07:05C'est parti.
01:07:06C'est parti.
01:07:07C'est parti.
01:07:08C'est parti.
01:07:09C'est parti.
01:07:10C'est parti.
01:07:11C'est parti.
01:07:12C'est parti.
01:07:13C'est parti.
01:07:14C'est parti.
01:07:15C'est parti.
01:07:16C'est parti.
01:07:17C'est parti.
01:07:18C'est parti.
01:07:19C'est parti.
01:07:20C'est parti.
01:07:21C'est parti.
01:07:22C'est parti.
01:07:23C'est parti.
01:07:24C'est parti.
01:07:25C'est parti.
01:07:26C'est parti.
01:07:27C'est parti.
01:07:28C'est parti.
01:07:29C'est parti.
01:07:59We got word that the chopper went down, so...
01:08:01You can forget the rescue.
01:08:04Nothing below 16,000 feet could have survived that avalanche.
01:08:07Yes, sir. Anything further?
01:08:09Yeah, you know any prayers, lieutenant?
01:08:11Yes, sir.
01:08:13I suggest you say a couple.
01:08:15Yes, sir.
01:08:29We got 45 minutes left, and that's it.
01:08:51I think it's got to be around here someplace.
01:08:52We're buried under 20 feet of snow by now.
01:08:56Let's hope not.
01:08:58My indicator says we're standing within 20 meters of the device.
01:09:03I suggest we spread out.
01:09:05That's a good idea.
01:09:07This should be easy.
01:09:08This should be easy.
01:09:38Hey!
01:09:40Guys, over here!
01:09:46She is good.
01:10:08I told you this was gonna be easy.
01:10:22Well, any good broadjumpers among us?
01:10:25I'm good, but I'm not that good.
01:10:27Come on, fellas.
01:10:29We can do this.
01:10:31We have to do this.
01:10:33We only have 35 minutes left.
01:10:35Bear, you got the very pistol?
01:10:39Yeah.
01:10:41Very good.
01:10:42We'll make our own bridge.
01:10:50Sir?
01:10:51GPS blips on the cube and the climbers have finally merged.
01:10:54My God, they made it.
01:10:56Open that line to Bunker 1.
01:10:58I gotta talk to the President right away.
01:10:59Yes, sir.
01:11:01Ready.
01:11:07Lightest goes.
01:11:08That ain't me, and it ain't you, and it ain't him.
01:11:10I will go.
01:11:11I weigh less.
01:11:12She won't make it.
01:11:13She's not strong enough.
01:11:14Look, we don't have time for an arm wrestle here.
01:11:16But since I don't know how to turn the dang thing off,
01:11:18we can't risk losing you.
01:11:21That settles that.
01:11:23All right.
01:11:33You're safetyed in.
01:11:35You're good to go.
01:11:36I know you can do this, right?
01:11:38You expressed it to some kind of doubt?
01:11:40No.
01:11:41No, it's just...
01:11:42Let's just throw me the pep talk.
01:11:44I'll be back in a minute.
01:11:46All right.
01:11:47Go.
01:11:48A little further.
01:12:04You're over it.
01:12:10Good job, Kelly.
01:12:11Good job.
01:12:18Keep talking to her.
01:12:22She's doing fine.
01:12:23Easy.
01:12:24Easy.
01:12:25I got it!
01:12:26Good girl.
01:12:41Good girl.
01:12:48Good girl.
01:12:49Good girl.
01:12:50Good girl.
01:12:51Good girl.
01:12:56All right, get their return on.
01:13:09C'est parti !
01:13:39Just a little further.
01:13:43Come on, you're almost there.
01:13:44Easy.
01:13:45You're almost there.
01:13:46Easy.
01:13:46Easy.
01:13:49No!
01:13:51No!
01:13:55Are you all right?
01:13:56Kelly, can you hear me?
01:13:58Are you okay?
01:13:59Booyah!
01:14:01All things considered.
01:14:02Try not to move around too much.
01:14:04Let's pull her up.
01:14:08Come on!
01:14:09You're stuck on a rock.
01:14:14Okay, I'm going down there.
01:14:15Not without a safety line, you're not.
01:14:17There's no time for that, you know it.
01:14:19You watch your stuff.
01:14:19Yeah, I plan to.
01:14:21Hang on, Kelly.
01:14:23Bear!
01:14:28How bad, Bear?
01:14:29It's not good.
01:14:30This thing's not going to hold much longer.
01:14:33Your tether's ragging, it's getting frayed.
01:14:35Can you climb?
01:14:37That's bad.
01:14:38Okay.
01:14:39I'm coming down.
01:14:40No.
01:14:42I'm coming down.
01:14:45Okay.
01:14:46Give me your hand.
01:14:54Just take the cube.
01:14:55Forget that.
01:14:56You're the one I came for.
01:14:58Just give me your hand.
01:15:03Come on.
01:15:03What are you doing?
01:15:14What does it look like?
01:15:15I'm just glad I wore a belt this time.
01:15:17You and me both.
01:15:20Okay.
01:15:22Climb over me.
01:15:23I can't hold both.
01:15:24I'll wait much longer.
01:15:27Just do it.
01:15:28Come on.
01:15:29Come on, Kelly.
01:15:36You're almost there.
01:15:38Give me your hand.
01:15:43You've only got five minutes.
01:15:45Give us the cube.
01:15:47You got it?
01:15:50Bear, you hang on.
01:15:51I'm going to get you a line.
01:15:52Janko, get me a line.
01:15:54Hurry up, damn it.
01:15:56You hang in there.
01:15:57Jack, go, damn it.
01:15:59Hurry up.
01:16:01Hey.
01:16:03John.
01:16:04It's okay.
01:16:05Don't, damn it.
01:16:06Don't you say that to me.
01:16:08I was meant to be here.
01:16:10Don't.
01:16:15No.
01:16:18No.
01:16:18No.
01:16:21God.
01:16:27Sir, satellite systems are starting to deploy.
01:16:34They're early.
01:16:37How the heck can this be happening?
01:16:39Mr. President, I suggest a preemptive strike.
01:16:42We still may be able to take out all 12 satellites,
01:16:45providing we hit them with everything we have.
01:16:50Let's hold on there, General.
01:16:52You still have a few minutes.
01:16:53What are you doing?
01:17:19Torn it off?
01:17:20Be quiet.
01:17:22Don't move.
01:17:23None of you.
01:17:24Janko, this is insane.
01:17:27Reprogram the cube before it's too late.
01:17:29I have reprogrammed it.
01:17:31Now, instead of random targets,
01:17:33the beams will strike at the hearts of our enemy's biggest cities.
01:17:36What enemies?
01:17:38Why?
01:17:39Why?
01:17:40To restore glory of Soviet Union
01:17:42with Black Horizon and total command.
01:17:44No.
01:17:46I cannot let you do this.
01:17:50You don't have a choice.
01:17:52Yes, I do.
01:18:00Saji!
01:18:04It's you.
01:18:05Sir.
01:18:21On the missiles.
01:18:23Yes, sir.
01:18:25When the clock ticks down, we launch a full strike.
01:18:28Yes, sir.
01:18:28It is done.
01:18:56Look quickly, throw it over the edge.
01:18:59What?
01:19:00When you override the field safe,
01:19:02the cube self-destructs in three minutes.
01:19:11Don't move.
01:19:17Get up.
01:19:19Get up!
01:19:20Now, Miss Parris, throw me the cube or I kill him.
01:19:34Don't do it.
01:19:35Now, or he dies on the spot.
01:19:37Don't do it, Kelly.
01:19:38He's gonna kill us both.
01:19:39How touching.
01:19:51But I'm afraid your girlfriend was right, John.
01:19:53I am going to kill you both.
01:19:55But seeing as the two of you were so instrumental
01:19:57in helping me to cover the cube,
01:20:00I'll give you a choice.
01:20:02I'll shoot you,
01:20:04or you jump.
01:20:05It's up to you.
01:20:06You jump.
01:20:19Ah, John!
01:20:20No!
01:20:21No!
01:20:34Ah, John!
01:20:35John !
01:20:39Oh, my God, John !
01:20:41John !
01:20:43Oh !
01:20:49Oh, mon cow !
01:20:53John !
01:21:05You !
01:21:07Why didn't you tell me ?
01:21:09Just a little precaution I thought might come in handy.
01:21:12You're such a jerk !
01:21:13Don't you ever do that to me again !
01:21:15Come on, Kel.
01:21:17Just sit back, relax, and enjoy the flight.
01:21:35Gosh !
01:21:36You !
01:21:37Sți-lare la gama
01:21:39Ciudadon
01:21:39Anyai
01:21:40Figur
01:21:41And
01:21:45For
01:21:46A
01:21:47Di musica
01:21:50A
01:21:51dinner
01:21:53No
01:21:55A
01:21:58B
01:21:58So
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