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📖🌍 The world has ended… but the real battle is just beginning. Experience the eerie calm and tense emotional conflict in The Last Woman on Earth (1960), a thought-provoking post-apocalyptic sci-fi film from legendary producer-director Roger Corman.   After scuba diving off the coast of Puerto Rico, Harold, Evelyn, and Martin resurface to find that all oxygen has vanished from the atmosphere — and they may be the last three people alive. As they search for answers and survival, personal tensions escalate. Jealousy, isolation, and power struggles rise to the surface, threatening their fragile grip on hope.  🎬 Starring Betsy Jones-Moreland, Antony Carbone, and Robert Towne (who also wrote the script), this public domain gem explores human nature, survival, and morality in the face of global catastrophe.  🔦 A minimalist yet impactful film that blends science fiction, existential drama, and psychological tension, The Last Woman on Earth remains a fascinating look at the end of civilization — and what comes after. ________________________________________ 📺 Watch More Classic Sci-Fi, Horror & Cult Movies: 👉 Classic Movie Playlist 🎥 ________________________________________ 🔖 Hashtags: #TheLastWomanOnEarth #FullMovie #PostApocalyptic #ClassicSciFi #RogerCorman #PublicDomainMovies #1960sMovies #SurvivalDrama #FreeMovies #CultClassic #EndOfTheWorld #VintageSciFi #LowBudgetCinema #RobertTowne #OldHollywood ________________________________________

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00:03:45I fail to see the point of two animals clawing each other to death around a ring.

00:03:52I'm with you.

00:03:55Hey, these bookies are a bunch of cheap crooks.

00:03:59What happened? Did you meet your match?

00:04:02I said cheap.

00:04:07Oh, have you two met?

00:04:09We introduced ourselves.

00:04:11I got married between trials.

00:04:13Martin and his firm defended me the last year when the same thing happened.

00:04:18It's the government's idea of an annuity.

00:04:22Every year they sue me.

00:04:24It's called the Harold Gurn Vacation Fund.

00:04:29I bet that one.

00:04:31You bet that one?

00:04:32That one.

00:04:33You'll win.

00:04:33I spilled my drink.

00:04:50I'll have to change.

00:04:51Okay, hon.

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00:04:54You wait here.

00:04:55I'll be right back.

00:04:56I've got to collect my bets.

00:04:58And we'll find a place to talk.

00:05:01Then we'll find a place to talk.

00:05:06Okay, Raleigh.

00:05:07Nine.

00:05:08Winner.

00:05:08Play the line.

00:05:09Harold, this isn't my idea of a place to talk.

00:05:18You're too conservative, my boy.

00:05:19No, no, no, no.

00:05:20New rock.

00:05:21Seven.

00:05:22Winner.

00:05:22Winner seven.

00:05:23Play the line.

00:05:24Couldn't be better.

00:05:25Couldn't be better.

00:05:26Let it all rise.

00:05:27Not again.

00:05:28Couldn't be better.

00:05:29Look, Harold, I don't know what's gotten into you, but I did not come down here to watch

00:05:35you watch cockfights and play crafts.

00:05:38Now, your partner thinks that you're going...

00:05:39My partner thinks.

00:05:41Morty thinks.

00:05:42It's I who make the money so that Morty can think.

00:05:46And have me tested on my vacation.

00:05:49Seven.

00:05:50Now, loser.

00:05:51Take a line.

00:05:51Lose to the seven.

00:05:55All right, all right, all right.

00:05:56Come on.

00:05:57I got some briefs up in the room.

00:06:00Look them over and then we'll talk.

00:06:02Fine.

00:06:02Now, really, Harold, you've got to pay more attention to the law.

00:06:06Martin, I'll give you odds if you follow every law in the book you'll be broke or dead in a week.

00:06:13You look paler than you did last year.

00:06:15You worry too much, Martin.

00:06:17With clients like you, how can I help it?

00:06:20How's your golf?

00:06:21You know how it is, Harold.

00:06:22I'm, uh, getting older.

00:06:27You are aging.

00:06:36Ev will give you the briefs.

00:06:38Well, where are you going?

00:06:40I got to win my money back.

00:06:48Come in.

00:06:48Hi.

00:06:59I, uh, see you changed your dress.

00:07:03Mm-hmm.

00:07:04Join me, won't you?

00:07:06I'd like to, but I, uh, I have to pick up Harold's brace.

00:07:12Martin.

00:07:13How do you like your work?

00:07:17In fact, how do you like your life?

00:07:19I like it, Mrs. Gern.

00:07:21Which, your work or your life?

00:07:23Both.

00:07:25Is there a difference?

00:07:27I think so.

00:07:29Harold doesn't.

00:07:32Mrs. Gern, I, uh...

00:07:35Could you tell me where Harold has those briefs?

00:07:38I think I have a captive audience.

00:07:57Did anybody ever tell you you look like a Martin?

00:08:01That's nice to know.

00:08:05More and more.

00:08:06You look like a Martin.

00:08:23It's a long way down from there.

00:08:26You're not much of a gambler, are you?

00:08:28I think you could make anyone look conservative if you wanted to, Mrs. Gern.

00:08:34I think I'm going to get morbid.

00:08:36Point of fact, I think I have a death's wish.

00:08:41In point of fact, you'll get your wish unless you come down from there.

00:08:45We are not amused.

00:08:47Watch the wine.

00:08:49If I'd done that, I wouldn't be here now.

00:08:52Don't you think you've gone far enough?

00:08:54Nonsense.

00:08:56There isn't enough.

00:08:57I have so little to say, and nobody will listen.

00:09:08Harold, God bless him, has a pretty selective ear.

00:09:17Please understand, it isn't my usual manner of meeting.

00:09:19I understand.

00:09:21I understand.

00:09:22Really.

00:09:35Thank you, Mrs. Gern.

00:09:38Evelyn?

00:09:40Evelyn.

00:09:40How are you feeling this morning, sunshine?

00:09:58All right.

00:09:59Ah, don't be an old grouch.

00:10:01What could be better than mixing a little pleasure with business, huh?

00:10:05Eve, don't you be an old grouch.

00:10:07I'll tell you what, we'll take a little morning cruise, a little morning dip, a little breakfast

00:10:14and business, more or less, in that order.

00:10:23Did you look over those briefs?

00:10:25Harold, of course I looked over those briefs.

00:10:26Well, am I innocent or am I guilty?

00:10:30Of course you're not guilty, Harold.

00:10:31That's not the point.

00:10:32I mean, you may have stretched the law a little bit, but you're not guilty.

00:10:35But besides, even if you were, you know you'd never go to jail, as long as you keep your

00:10:41money.

00:10:42Martin, you don't understand.

00:10:45I like making money.

00:10:47Harold, how about a swim?

00:10:50Good.

00:10:51Martin?

00:10:52No thanks, Harold.

00:10:54Oh, come on, I insist.

00:10:56Wash some of the meanness out of you.

00:10:58Besides, I've got some diving equipment you ought to try out.

00:11:01Manuel, we'll stop here.

00:11:04Come on, Martin.

00:11:05Let's go.

00:11:05We'll change.

00:11:06Let's go.

00:11:11We'll change.

00:12:44Martin, I'm sorry.

00:13:03I didn't mean it.

00:13:04It was a matter ray behind you.

00:13:06You hurt bad?

00:13:07Not to.

00:13:08Harold!

00:13:09Harold!

00:13:11Uh-oh.

00:13:12Looks like I have to carry both of you.

00:13:15Martin!

00:13:16Something's wrong.

00:13:18Put your mask back on.

00:13:23Maybe we come up too fast or something.

00:13:26Leave it on till we get back to the ship.

00:13:28Manuel, give us a hand.

00:13:40Where is he?

00:13:45Come on.

00:13:46Come on.

00:13:49Hey, what is it?

00:14:01Hey, what is it?

00:14:05What in the world?

00:14:24Looks like he couldn't breathe.

00:14:25Martin?

00:14:33Martin!

00:14:34Martin!

00:14:40There's something in the air if you breathe it.

00:14:42How long are these tanks good for?

00:14:50An hour.

00:14:51Do you have any spares?

00:14:53Get them.

00:14:53I'll try the radio.

00:14:59Leave the tank on.

00:15:01Gap calling San Juan Harbor.

00:15:15San Juan Harbor.

00:15:17Harold, there's nothing.

00:15:21We got to go back to town as soon as we can.

00:15:23I'll get it started.

00:15:24You take care of everything.

00:15:31Can't get it to fire.

00:15:41Are they wet?

00:15:55I don't think I'll get it started.

00:15:57Let's take the spare tanks and row to shore.

00:16:00We're not too far from town, though.

00:16:02We'll figure out what to do there.

00:16:23Why do they keep on playing the same record on that thing?

00:16:26Why don't they at least advertise or something?

00:16:30How much time we got left in these tanks?

00:16:3520 minutes.

00:16:37We'll never make it to town by then, not by the beach.

00:16:43Let's cut straight through the jungle and try it.

00:16:45At least we'll satisfy our curiosity.

00:16:53Harold, please.

00:16:54Shut that thing off.

00:16:56I can't.

00:16:56If anything comes through, we've got to hear it.

00:17:13Harold, we've got to take these things off now.

00:17:16Martin, if we do...

00:17:17It doesn't matter.

00:17:17They're empty.

00:17:18To hell with it.

00:17:32Ev?

00:17:36Come on, hon.

00:17:37Come on.

00:17:37Benzai.

00:18:05Harold.

00:18:06Harold, what are you doing?

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00:18:34Harold.

00:18:35What is it?

00:18:37Martin, answer me.

00:18:38Martin, answer me.

00:18:42Martin, will you stop sniffling the flowers and answer me?

00:18:45There's air, Harold.

00:18:47Well, of course there's air.

00:18:48No, not of course.

00:18:49The match wouldn't light.

00:18:50Now it would.

00:18:52Something took the oxygen out of the air, and now it's back.

00:18:55But why, Martin?

00:18:56Why now?

00:18:57Green leaves.

00:18:58Green leaves.

00:18:59This stuff gives off oxygen.

00:19:01What's wrong?

00:19:14I'm a little dizzy.

00:19:15I guess there's still not much air.

00:19:18Martin, what about the town?

00:19:31I guess we'd better take a walk over there and see how bad things really are.

00:19:39I guess we'd better take a walk over there and see how bad things really are.

00:19:43I guess we'd better take a walk over there.

00:19:59I guess we would better take a walk over there.

00:20:08It seems quiet.

00:20:20Let's take it slow.

00:20:21If we're not careful, we could pass out again.

00:20:25Okay, let's go.

00:20:38Let's go.

00:21:08Let's take this one and go back to the hotel.

00:21:29Come on, Ev.

00:21:31No, I won't move.

00:21:33I won't move.

00:21:34I'm not about to stay anymore.

00:21:35I won't move.

00:21:36Ev, come on.

00:21:37I won't, Harold.

00:21:38I won't move.

00:22:08I won't move.

00:22:22Operator?

00:22:24Operator.

00:22:26Operator?

00:22:27There's nothing.

00:22:40We've got to do something, Martin.

00:22:41I've got to have a drink.

00:22:42I've got to have a drink.

00:23:03Nobody will be drinking in here for a long time.

00:23:05Scotch, please.

00:23:09Scotch, please.

00:23:19Martin, what happened?

00:23:22Bigger and better bomb.

00:23:24Bigger and better bomb.

00:23:25Act of God.

00:23:27What difference does it make?

00:23:28The results are the same.

00:23:32Harold, take it easy.

00:23:34What for?

00:23:34I don't know.

00:23:36I really don't know.

00:23:38Martin, we've got to do something.

00:23:42Maybe we can go back to New York.

00:23:44And see seven million bodies stinking up the streets?

00:23:48No, thanks.

00:23:49It isn't everywhere.

00:23:51Harold, there was nothing on the radio and nothing on the phone.

00:23:54Now, we should have heard something from somewhere.

00:23:57And you can bet that whatever happened, we didn't get the worst of it.

00:24:00Shall we stay here?

00:24:05You've got somewhere to go?

00:24:08Now, listen, Martin.

00:24:09I don't like the idea of being in a world of dead bodies any more than you do.

00:24:13We can't stay here.

00:24:14In a couple of days, the stench alone would choke us.

00:24:23Hey, Morty.

00:24:25He's got a house on the tip of the island.

00:24:28Let's get going.

00:24:29I don't like it here.

00:24:30I don't like it here.

00:24:59Martin, bring a hammer and chisel.

00:25:25Your wish is my command.

00:25:38Must we break in?

00:25:41Here we go.

00:25:42Probably best if we just sleep tonight and talk about it tomorrow.

00:26:05Martin, there's a bedroom off the study you can use.

00:26:09Oh, Mrs. Gern.

00:26:17Good night.

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00:27:17Testing. Testing. Testing. Testing. Testing. Testing. Testing. Martin. Yes. Martin, meet me in the study. As soon as you can.

00:27:43Martin, can you hear me? Yes.

00:27:50What hit you?

00:28:11The end of the world, Mr. Gern. Now listen, Martin. I think we ought to get together and agree that we should keep that kind of talk to a minimum.

00:28:22That isn't just talk.

00:28:29Look, Martin. The reason why I called you up here is because I think we ought to decide just exactly what we're going to do.

00:28:35Well, Harold, there's probably enough canned food here to last years. And if we should run out, we can always hold our noses and drive back to town for more.

00:28:47You're not making it any easier. Could it be much easier? The lush island of Puerto Rico? A lush villa? And a whole life? To be nothing but a lush inn?

00:28:59Good morning. May I come in?

00:29:03Good morning. May I come in?

00:29:08The lighter works. Isn't that marvelous?

00:29:21Good morning.

00:29:27Anybody here know how to roll their own?

00:29:31Evelyn, don't you think you ought to finish dressing?

00:29:36Why?

00:29:39Inspecting company?

00:29:41Martin is here.

00:29:44So he is.

00:29:46How are all your family and friends, Mr. Joyce?

00:29:49Delighted you drop by.

00:29:54How would you like me to dress for the occasion?

00:29:58Evening dress?

00:30:00House dress?

00:30:04Slip.

00:30:06He's going to be here one hell of a long time, Harold.

00:30:09All right.

00:30:12We're in a rotten situation.

00:30:15An unprecedented one.

00:30:17But I'm not going to fall apart, and neither is anyone else, as long as I can help it.

00:30:22Look, you don't build all at once.

00:30:26I didn't make my money in one day.

00:30:28You lost it in 20 minutes.

00:30:30Now, we're going to work out a plan, or we're going to take it step by step.

00:30:34If you take things as they come, if you do them step by step, we're going to be all right.

00:30:43Evelyn, how about breakfast?

00:30:50I'll change first.

00:31:00Evelyn!

00:31:04Martin, come here!

00:31:07What?

00:31:10We have company.

00:31:12Another house guest.

00:31:14Where can we possibly put him?

00:31:16The problem is, where did he come from? He should be dead.

00:31:18He could have hatched from an egg.

00:31:21They can probably live longer on less oxygen than we can anyway.

00:31:25It doesn't look good.

00:31:27There's going to be a lot of decay on the island. These things are going to thrive.

00:31:31Ants, mosquitoes, tropical disease.

00:31:34Sooner or later, we may have to leave.

00:31:37Won't it be the same wherever we go?

00:31:40There's always the Arctic.

00:31:42We may do just that. Go north.

00:31:45Don't you think it's a little impulsive to go north because we may have an insect problem?

00:31:51Look, Martin, I don't mean tomorrow, and I don't mean the North Pole.

00:31:56But I might mean...

00:31:58Well, say, northern Canada.

00:32:01Now, to do this, we're going to have to learn how to navigate.

00:32:04And to be self-sufficient, we're going to have to learn how to fish.

00:32:07Right?

00:32:09Right.

00:32:10Not only would we get rid of the insects, but things like disease and food preservation be a lot less a problem.

00:32:21Most of all, we might find people.

00:32:24After all, three of us got by here.

00:32:27More people died there, more people might have lived.

00:32:31Right?

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00:32:37You know I'm right.

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00:33:18We're not good.

00:33:19We must have to go home.

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00:36:12this island until we're ready now till then we've got to force ourselves into a pattern

00:36:18keep working till we go north martin the need to work is inborn it's the only thing that will

00:36:27save our sanity harold i'm not sure i feel any inborn need to work

00:36:32now maybe there's something wrong with me

00:36:36i don't think so

00:36:42and there's one other thing i'd like to bring up this business about evelyn what business

00:36:50this one woman two men situation i really don't know what to say

00:36:58i guess we'll just have to live with it you mean uh i'll have to live with it

00:37:06i don't see any other alternative

00:37:10where are you going to evelyn and so to bed

00:37:21we are married you know so it's legal huh harold look your marriage certificate means about as much

00:37:28here is your money that certificate is only paper my marriage isn't

00:37:34harold please don't that won't solve anything

00:37:49harold please don't that won't solve anything what's there to solve

00:38:04you really don't see do you harold in the last world you didn't give me a chance to find out where

00:38:12i belonged you're not doing it in this world either i'll tell you where you belong

00:38:18you're my wife evelyn

00:38:21harold please

00:38:24you're my wife

00:38:27i'm going fishing i'll be back

00:38:34what's new

00:38:50not much

00:38:52why aren't you fishing

00:38:56i don't know

00:38:57you uh see one fish you've seen them all

00:39:01where are you going beach

00:39:05care to come along

00:39:08why not

00:39:12how did the rest of it go

00:39:21beware the jabberwock my son

00:39:26the jaws that bite

00:39:30the claws that catch

00:39:33beware the jabberwock my son the frumious bandersnatch

00:39:42it's fun

00:39:44i wish harold could

00:39:46where will you be

00:39:52ten years from the second

00:39:54running over ice blocks

00:39:57chasing little gurns

00:39:59living in a guest igloo i don't know

00:40:02will you be alive ten years from now

00:40:07i don't know

00:40:08how could i

00:40:10i don't want to believe that

00:40:13well you didn't want to believe the world would end either

00:40:16you don't want to now

00:40:20well

00:40:21it's what i feel

00:40:24i felt it in

00:40:27and i'm married to somebody who

00:40:30doesn't insist upon my thinking about it

00:40:32or thinking period

00:40:34that's marvelous

00:40:37you think

00:40:39you are the thinkingest man

00:40:41is that supposed to make me feel bad

00:40:43and you ask questions

00:40:45questions

00:40:49questions

00:40:51questions

00:40:52i think i'm going to erase you

00:40:56i'm going to take my big toe

00:41:02and wipe you out

00:41:04dare me

00:41:07double dare me

00:41:11seems i remember doing this before

00:41:14only then i didn't have so far to fall

00:41:17where are you now martin

00:41:24there

00:41:30if you hold them down it'll help

00:41:41come out of the sun

00:42:09can you

00:42:11too

00:42:13especially on your own

00:42:15what's the name of the sun

00:42:17that you want to live

00:42:17and you're gonna love

00:42:18you

00:42:19you

00:42:19and you

00:42:20and i don't know

00:42:21you

00:42:22that's all

00:42:22what's the name of the sun

00:42:23is

00:42:23and i am

00:42:24so

00:42:24you

00:42:25i have the desire

00:42:26that's all

00:42:27you

00:42:28you

00:42:28who

00:42:29might be

00:42:29that's a real

00:42:30life

00:42:30you

00:42:31and you

00:42:31and i'll

00:42:32you

00:42:32have the desire

00:42:32for

00:42:33it's a real

00:42:34good

00:42:34and i will

00:42:36you

00:42:36it's a real

00:42:37smith

00:42:38you make a nice martini naturally i was taught all the do's and don'ts of gracious living

00:42:59tell me about your day oh lunch at 21. shopping at sacks the most awful sales lady at sacks

00:43:17she made me want to complain about everybody who'd ever sold me anything those sales ladies at sacks

00:43:23will do it to you every time where would you like to dine before the theater of course not i meant

00:43:39afterwards oh well you remember that funny little french restaurant over on eighth avenue

00:43:45you know the one i do i can't think of its name offhand but i do

00:43:50it really is there then we'll go there it really is there can't you tell me the name of it can't you

00:43:59tell me the name of it and don't

00:44:00start sorting then we'll take another crack at it

00:44:19i no longer see the reason for catching fish we'll never be able to eat all right martin

00:44:32what do you want to do to look at many things not just fish what's the matter martin you afraid if

00:44:39you look at a fish too long you begin to look like one maybe harold maybe that's exactly what i'm afraid

00:44:46of boy oh boy it's certainly a good thing the world ended when it did because you never would have

00:44:54made it boy never made what harold a millionaire money money and fish fish and money harold if rotten

00:45:08money smelled like rotten fish they'd have given you a bank to yourself yes sir mr gurn the way you made

00:45:16your money stank the way you catch fish stinks and furthermore harold you stink

00:45:38time

00:45:45you

00:45:47you

00:45:49you

00:45:50you

00:45:53you

00:45:59you

00:46:00you

00:46:00This is no game no more, boy.

00:46:16It's always a game, Harold.

00:46:18How is Evelyn?

00:46:20Nice?

00:46:22Not bad.

00:46:24But why not find out for yourself?

00:46:30That got to you, didn't it?

00:46:33Didn't it?

00:46:34Come on, let's see you laugh now.

00:46:36You're always mocking all the time. Mock now.

00:46:39You don't understand the meaning of decency.

00:46:42You laugh at it! Go to life!

00:46:45You think living is stupid?

00:46:47Well, why don't you try dying a little?

00:46:50You're leaving.

00:46:54You think that's funny?

00:46:56You'll be out of here in two hours.

00:46:58Where to?

00:47:02Take your choice.

00:47:04You mean you'd exile one third of the human race?

00:47:07I'd do better than that, and I can.

00:47:10But you know why you couldn't, Martin?

00:47:13Because you don't have it in you to find a reason.

00:47:17Not yet.

00:47:18So he's leaving, and not just because of what he did to you.

00:47:28Did to me?

00:47:29Harold, Martin didn't rape me.

00:47:32That's enough.

00:47:34I don't want to hear about it.

00:47:36It's not just because of that.

00:47:38We had a balance here.

00:47:39We had a system.

00:47:40And he lost it up.

00:47:42Harold.

00:47:44I know you're hurt.

00:47:46But it never was his system.

00:47:48Or mine.

00:47:50Hurt.

00:47:52To begin with, when we first got here, I asked for suggestions.

00:47:55Neither of you had anything but smart remarks.

00:47:58Well, somebody's got to take the responsibility somewhere.

00:48:01Sure, you had a system and we had none.

00:48:04But we needed our own, Harold.

00:48:06Not yours.

00:48:08But you never had anything.

00:48:12Never have.

00:48:13Not when I met you.

00:48:14And not when I married you.

00:48:16Your system never really worked for me, Harold.

00:48:19With or without the world, your system's the same.

00:48:21It gives me everything but you.

00:48:25Your money is gone, and what it meant is gone.

00:48:27And you've never really seen that.

00:48:30It meant me.

00:48:32And I'm not gone.

00:48:33And you never really saw that.

00:48:36I made that money.

00:48:38It didn't make me.

00:48:40And what it took to make, I've still got.

00:48:42Then use it.

00:48:44Use it to help.

00:48:46That's what I want to do.

00:48:47That's what I'm trying to do.

00:48:49And Martin?

00:48:51I'll help us by getting rid of him.

00:48:54Harold, Martin is part of us.

00:48:58I'm married to you, not to Martin.

00:49:01To hell with him.

00:49:14Where are you going?

00:49:16Out.

00:49:18What do you do?

00:49:19Nothing.

00:49:26What's that?

00:49:28A little headache.

00:49:32Do you mind going alone?

00:49:34No more than I mind going.

00:49:38Would you mind company?

00:49:41I won't stop you.

00:49:44Ask me though, Martin.

00:49:45Martin.

00:49:46I need you to ask me.

00:49:48Look, Ev.

00:49:49I may not have much love for that man, but I couldn't do that to him.

00:49:53What?

00:49:54Leave him alone.

00:49:56Martin, he wanted you alone.

00:49:58I don't think he realizes what that means.

00:50:01Martin.

00:50:03All right, Ev.

00:50:04I do want you with me.

00:50:08We'll run around the world together.

00:50:10We'll take that yacht and set sail, okay?

00:50:13Really?

00:50:15Really.

00:50:17What'll I need?

00:50:19It's a come-as-you-are party.

00:50:24Evelyn.

00:50:26Evelyn.

00:50:27What's taking so long?

00:50:37Hacking.

00:50:40You see Evelyn?

00:50:42Yes.

00:50:44Where?

00:50:46Here.

00:50:48Where is she now?

00:50:50She left.

00:50:54How's your eye?

00:50:55It still works.

00:50:57Well, when you're ready, I'll be down by the garage to see you off.

00:51:14Is that all you're taking?

00:51:16That's all.

00:51:18After all, Harold, I'm not the kind of house guest to run off with the silverware.

00:51:23I just don't get any ideas about that boat.

00:51:26It belongs there, too.

00:51:28Doesn't a third of it belong to me?

00:51:30Yeah, but two-thirds belongs to us.

00:51:33I defer to your unimpeachable sense of ethics.

00:51:37Now listen, Martin.

00:51:39I don't have to let you take this car.

00:51:42I know, Harold, I know.

00:51:45Where are you going to?

00:51:47That's one decision you won't have to make.

00:51:50Just give me the keys.

00:52:16What?

00:52:18What?

00:52:22Evelyn!

00:52:24Evelyn!

00:52:26Evelyn, if you go away, I won't come after you.

00:52:30I won't come!

00:52:33Evelyn.

00:52:34Evelyn, I won't come after you.

00:53:01Will he follow us?

00:53:02As soon as he can start the truck.

00:53:06What if he catches us?

00:53:08I mean, Harold can be awfully brutal when he thinks he's been wronged.

00:53:11People who believe in wrong and the right can be.

00:53:16What do you believe in, Martin?

00:53:19Nothing, Eve.

00:53:21I'm too civilized.

00:53:28Are you cold?

00:53:30A little.

00:53:32How much longer?

00:53:48At this rate, an hour.

00:53:49Have you ever handled a boat before?

00:53:51I mean, how are we...

00:53:52All we can do is follow the islands until we hit what I hope will be the Florida Keys.

00:53:58From there, we can go right up the coast.

00:54:01Does it hurt?

00:54:13Sort of.

00:54:13It feels like something rolling around in back of my eye.

00:54:24Martin!

00:54:24You all right, Eve?

00:54:32Yes, you?

00:54:33Yeah.

00:54:34That looked like it was a body.

00:54:35Ev, this wheel's been sideways.

00:54:49We're going to have to walk.

00:54:55Can we make it in time?

00:54:58Well, the harbor's on the other side of this forest.

00:55:00We could cut our time in half.

00:55:06Ev, we better cut through here.

00:55:07Ev, wait here.

00:55:35No.

00:55:35I'm going to check and see if it's all right.

00:55:37Take me with you, Martin.

00:55:38I don't want to be alone.

00:55:39Ev, wait here.

00:55:40I'll, uh, meet you at the church, okay?

00:55:45Don't.

00:55:46Don't.

00:55:47Martin.

00:55:48What if we were to have a child?

00:55:51I mean, wouldn't it be nice if we were to have a child?

00:55:54Whatever for?

00:55:57What for?

00:55:59Ev, look.

00:56:00It's all over but the shouting as far as the human race goes.

00:56:04And there's no more reason for little Evelyn's and little Martin's running on those ice blocks than little Gern's.

00:56:11All that's left for us is to live without pain.

00:56:16I'll be right back.

00:56:17I'm going to have a child.

00:56:37I'll be right back.

00:56:40You're not taking my boat.

00:57:03You forget.

00:57:05It's only one-third your boat.

00:57:08Where's Evelyn?

00:57:10She doesn't want to see you.

00:57:12She's my wife.

00:57:13Where is she?

00:57:14You never learn, do you, Harold?

00:57:17Your boat, your money, your wife, your world.

00:57:22Nothing belongs to you, Harold.

00:57:24Nothing.

00:57:25Where is she, Martin?

00:57:27No.

00:57:33Leave me alone!

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01:02:27I mean, Harold,

01:02:30you can take care of things all by yourself.

01:02:36You can run the world all by yourself, can't you, Harold?

01:02:42Ed?

01:02:43I'm here.

01:02:52What can I do, Martin?

01:02:57My eyes of them, I cannot see.

01:03:03I have not brought my specks with me.

01:03:06Why, I hurt, son.

01:03:21I killed him.

01:03:27Will we never learn?

01:03:32He didn't think so.

01:03:39Let's go home.

01:03:40Where is that?

01:03:58Help me find us.

01:03:59Let's go home.

01:04:22To be continued...

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