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1982 The Aftermath - Full HD Movie
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00:07:19What are you doing?
00:07:22I thought you might like to work at the camp for a while.
00:07:28No.
00:07:31Put the women in the truck.
00:07:35The guys, the usual.
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00:08:16Ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:08:46I don't know.
00:09:16It's jammed.
00:09:35Matthews, come in.
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00:11:40ORGAN PLAYS
00:12:10Our ship had made a trail on its re-entry that could be seen for a radius of over 200 miles.
00:12:19Yet no one came.
00:12:21No boats, no helicopters, no sightseers.
00:12:27No one.
00:12:31I found myself a prisoner, trapped on the shoreline by sheer trestles hundreds of feet high.
00:12:40I decided to try and climb my way out.
00:12:45I found myself a prisoner.
00:12:54I found myself a prisoner.
00:12:56The steep sea cliffs were impossible to scale, so I began to move parallel down the coastline
00:13:18in hopes of finding an easier way to the top.
00:13:26By midday, I came to a small beach clearing, and on it, in the distance, I thought I saw
00:13:43something.
00:13:44Hey!
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00:13:47Oh.
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00:14:00I was in the middle of a nightmare with no way to wake up.
00:14:30Whatever had killed these people, it had done it so quickly that they had hardly been aware
00:14:44they were dying.
00:14:49Among their belongings, I found several things I felt might be of use to me.
00:15:17As I was beginning to leave, I saw a small portable radio.
00:15:29At last, I had a chance to communicate with the outside world for the first time since
00:15:34the beginning of our mission.
00:15:43I found a small portable radio station.
00:15:48I was in the middle of a traffic station.
00:15:52I got to take the front of the front of the station.
00:15:57I was in the middle of a traffic station.
00:16:02I don't know.
00:16:32I don't know.
00:17:02I don't know.
00:17:32I don't know.
00:17:33There's nothing.
00:17:34You think with Lee seeing an auto headlight is something.
00:17:39I wish we'd made it to the top for the sunset.
00:17:43Yeah.
00:17:44I wonder if there's any wild animals around here.
00:17:50Probably nothing dangerous.
00:18:21Hey.
00:18:22Wake up.
00:18:23What is it?
00:18:24There's something out there.
00:18:25Hey.
00:18:26Wake up.
00:18:27What is it?
00:18:28There's something out there.
00:18:34There's something out there.
00:18:35Hey.
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00:18:38Wake up.
00:18:39What is it?
00:18:40There's something out there.
00:18:42Alex?
00:18:43Hey, good boy.
00:18:44Hey, good.
00:18:45Hey.
00:18:46Hey, wake up.
00:18:50Beep.
00:18:51What is it?
00:18:52There's something out there.
00:19:12Oh, my God.
00:19:42Oh, my God.
00:20:12Come on.
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00:21:03Little was said between Matthews and I as we descended the mountain.
00:21:09The rubble in the valley below was all that was left of what was once a great city.
00:21:18It had finally happened, the last great war in which mankind did all but obliterate himself.
00:21:30One thing puzzled us, everywhere we went, we saw no people, living or dead, and we began
00:21:54to wonder, were those hideous, manlike creatures that attacked us the night before?
00:22:00All that remained of the human race.
00:22:15On the edge of the city was a civil defense radio station.
00:22:19I felt that there we might find the answers to many questions.
00:22:29Matthew's leg had been injured during the crash, so it would be necessary for me to
00:22:34make the ascent to the radio station by myself.
00:22:39Night would be upon us shortly, and it was very important that we find out more about
00:22:46what its shadows might hold before they fell upon us again.
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00:23:44Oh, my God.
00:24:14Oh, my God.
00:24:44I wondered what it was that was so important
00:24:49that a dying man would use his last breath to record it.
00:24:53Oh, my God.
00:24:59Oh, my God.
00:25:09Oh, my God.
00:25:15It's been 32 days since I was last outside.
00:25:19For all I know, there may not be anyone left out there
00:25:21to hear what I'm about to record.
00:25:22In a matter of only a few days,
00:25:26I've watched as the world was ripped apart
00:25:28and its people destroyed.
00:25:30There's no more food, no more order, no more help.
00:25:34Of the major cities of the world,
00:25:36all have been either partially or completely destroyed.
00:25:38Millions are dead from nuclear blasts.
00:25:43Millions more were scarred and deranged
00:25:46by volatile new biological weapons and germ warfare.
00:25:50Most who survived the initial blasts
00:25:52are mindless, battered monsters.
00:25:53They run in packs like wolves
00:25:55and feed themselves on anything they can find.
00:25:58The thousands of corpses began to disappear
00:26:00from the streets as they roamed and fed themselves.
00:26:03When they were gone,
00:26:03they began to attack small animals and children, anything.
00:26:08The conflict has ended.
00:26:11I myself am getting sicker and sicker each day.
00:26:13I am no longer able to go about freely.
00:26:18Soon I'll be unable to care for myself at all.
00:26:22So if I must die,
00:26:24I prefer to do it here quietly
00:26:26where they can't find me.
00:26:32I wonder what he meant by
00:26:38day.
00:26:40I wonder what he meant by day.
00:27:02Well,
00:27:14.
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00:27:24I repeat, I will broadcast on this frequency three times a day.
00:27:54This is Newman in the city of Los Angeles. Signing off.
00:28:01Matthews.
00:28:03Yes.
00:28:04We've never discussed this before, but I'd like to before I go.
00:28:10Of course.
00:28:12Five years ago, when Jenny and my son died, I knew that no matter what else happened in the future, nothing could ever be as horrible.
00:28:19And even now, in the midst of all this, that still holds true.
00:28:23Look, pal, it's been no big secret to me. You've hated the world in general for a long time.
00:28:29I understand why. The world lost a lot of its charms.
00:28:32We both grew up and we saw a lot of the things that made life beautiful change and become plastic.
00:28:38You hated the plastic, I didn't. It's that simple.
00:28:41No, not quite.
00:28:42No, not quite.
00:28:43Okay.
00:28:44Here's the difference.
00:28:45I'm hurting right now.
00:28:47I can tell by looking at your face. You love the way you live here.
00:28:51No more taxis, no more red tape, no more government, no more ugly apartment buildings.
00:28:55You've given me the speech a hundred times on how great it's going to be when all this crumbles.
00:29:00But it did crumble.
00:29:02Only to me, it's not great.
00:29:05It's just scary.
00:29:07I guess what I'm trying to say is, if I don't seem to be mourning in the same way as you, try not to think me too insecure.
00:29:19Take care.
00:29:37Take care.
00:29:38Take care.
00:29:39Bye.
00:30:07Bye.
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00:35:11Guy, I'll be delighted to show you around, Mr. Newman.
00:35:14We don't have many visitors nowadays, Chris and I. At least, not the kind that we care
00:35:32to entertain.
00:35:33I know what you mean.
00:35:34Can you step this way?
00:35:36The Egyptians had an amazing culture.
00:35:40In many respects, their lifestyle exceeded even that of the 20th century.
00:35:45But then their technology grew to such an extent that it controlled them,
00:35:50and in the end, like us, it swallowed them up.
00:35:55All that remains now of that once glorious civilization is just these few remnants.
00:36:06Throughout history, man developed many unique mechanical devices with which it destroys fellow man.
00:36:14A cannon, for instance.
00:36:17Ancient man felt that the bigger the weapon, the greater its potential for destruction.
00:36:23We learned differently, didn't we?
00:36:26I wonder, has it ever struck you strangely paradoxical that, in the end,
00:36:31it was the smallest things that did us in?
00:36:34Tiny little invisible particles we couldn't even see by the naked eye?
00:36:39Destroyed by atoms and germs. What irony.
00:36:44Well, man developed his technology, and technology became a monster and destroyed him.
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00:38:57Oh. Twentieth century class.
00:38:59At last.
00:39:01Perhaps an apt expression, Mr. Newman.
00:39:04I wonder if it'll prove prophetic?
00:39:07Possibly this is the last century of man on Earth.
00:39:11I wonder.
00:39:13I'd hope to prepare one final exhibit of man's last decade, but...
00:39:19I don't know now. I doubt there'll be time.
00:39:25What do you mean?
00:39:27Well, you're an astronaut, Mr. Newman.
00:39:30I don't suppose I have to tell you what that means.
00:39:37No.
00:39:41Oh, that's all right. You don't have to be secretive. That's quite a little man there.
00:39:48Chris and I have had numerous discussions about this recently.
00:39:52I've been trying to prepare him for the time when I'm no longer here.
00:39:56And it'll make my passing easier.
00:40:01Don't worry, Mr. Clark. I'll take real good care of him.
00:40:04I'll take care of him.
00:40:06Are you all right?
00:40:10I will be in a minute, yes. Yes, it's...
00:40:13His pains have been coming rather regularly lately.
00:40:16Perhaps it'll help him sleep.
00:40:18Yes.
00:40:20Yes, I think a good long sleep's what I need.
00:40:26I'll be saying goodbye now, Chris.
00:40:28Mr. Newman came along just at the right time.
00:40:43Goodbye, Mr. Clark.
00:40:46Goodbye, Mr. Newman.
00:40:48We won't be seeing each other again before you leave.
00:40:50I want to thank you for sharing your time with me.
00:40:57Goodbye.
00:40:59Chris.
00:41:00Chris.
00:41:14Chris knew that he would never see the curator again.
00:41:17He'd never known his parents, and most of his life had been spent in moments.
00:41:22Coming with me would be just another of dozens of changes he'd already experienced in his brief lifetime.
00:41:31But I could tell by our conversation that it was a very sensitive and loving child.
00:41:37I felt we would become good friends.
00:41:41And so we did.
00:41:43We need more gas, right?
00:42:06Right.
00:42:08Then what are we gonna do?
00:42:09Oh, I thought we might look around and see if we can salvage a few items for the house.
00:42:35What about this?
00:42:37What?
00:42:38What about this?
00:42:42I don't know.
00:42:46What's the matter with me? Why, this is a terrific find.
00:42:49If we polish it up a bit, it'll be good as new.
00:43:08You're a really kind of all.
00:43:09We'll be in here for a while.
00:43:10This is my life.
00:43:11No, no, no.
00:43:13It's a terrific feedback.
00:43:14It's very important.
00:43:16The morning's every day, and I find it for a man.
00:43:18Can you wear details?
00:43:19I'm filming.
00:43:21What?
00:43:23What?
00:43:24What?
00:43:25What?
00:43:26What?
00:43:27What?
00:43:28What?
00:43:29What?
00:43:30We want to see you?
00:43:31Oh, my God.
00:44:01Oh, my God.
00:44:31No matter what happens, you stay here till I get back.
00:44:49Oh, my God.
00:44:51Oh, my God.
00:44:54Oh, my God.
00:44:55Oh, my God.
00:44:56Oh, my God.
00:45:00Let's go.
00:45:30Stop that! Wait a minute! Stop it!
00:45:45Now answer me. Why did you shoot at us?
00:45:48I was shooting at you.
00:45:51Not the boy.
00:45:53And you know why.
00:45:55What do you mean?
00:45:56Don't torture me with this game.
00:46:01Just take me to Cutter and get it over with.
00:46:05Listen.
00:46:07I've heard that name before.
00:46:10Whoever this Cutter is,
00:46:12I'm not with you.
00:46:14You're not going to take me to him?
00:46:23My name's Newman.
00:46:26The boy's name is Christopher.
00:46:29What's your name?
00:46:31Sarah.
00:46:33Tell me more about this Cutter.
00:46:34Oh, he's...
00:46:38He's a monster.
00:46:47He has a camp where he and his followers hold women and children prisoners.
00:46:52He usually kills the men.
00:46:56The children, too, when they get old enough to give him any resistance.
00:46:59I have a girlfriend and her baby who are still there.
00:47:05I managed to get away, but I've got to keep moving all the time.
00:47:10If I stay too long in one place, he'll find me.
00:47:14I know he will.
00:47:15Why don't you come with us, Sarah?
00:47:21Chris and I will take care of you.
00:47:45I'll take care of you, Sarah.
00:47:46I'll take care of you, Sarah.
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00:50:29I'm sorry. I've awakened her.
00:50:49No. Really.
00:50:51I wasn't asleep.
00:50:55Are you feeling better?
00:50:56Yes.
00:50:57This is the first time in over a year that I've felt safe.
00:51:02You look like a different person.
00:51:09No.
00:51:11Come on.
00:51:13Don't leave.
00:51:27Hey, are you okay?
00:51:39Yeah.
00:51:41You have a bad dream or something?
00:51:43Yeah, I guess so.
00:51:45It's okay.
00:51:46We all have nightmares sometimes.
00:51:48Tell you what.
00:51:49How about if I just sit up with you until you fall back to sleep?
00:51:53I'd like that.
00:51:54Okay, good.
00:51:54Scoot over.
00:51:57I think I'll have a drink.
00:51:58It'll warm us up a bit.
00:52:04All right.
00:52:05I don't know.
00:52:08Thunder scares me.
00:52:09Don't you ever get afraid?
00:52:10Oh, I used to all the time.
00:52:12You?
00:52:13Yeah.
00:52:15Well, what happened?
00:52:17You see, there was this bully that used to beat me up.
00:52:21At least twice a week.
00:52:24You know what happened?
00:52:26One day, I drew a line in the dirt.
00:52:30And I decided that no matter what happened, no one was going to cross it.
00:52:37For what?
00:52:38Well, nobody.
00:52:39By the time it was over, we were both so covered in blood, you couldn't tell who was here.
00:52:43Well, if nobody wrong, what was the point?
00:52:46Well, I guess the point is that if you decide that you're willing to fight or die on this
00:52:54is what you believe is right, nobody can ever make you do anything you don't want to.
00:52:59Nobody ever stepped over your line again.
00:53:04Only once.
00:53:06Five years ago, my wife and son died.
00:53:11A carload of drunk kids crashed into the back of them while they were prompted alive.
00:53:18The doctor at the emergency room wouldn't render aid to them until I got there to sign a release.
00:53:23And while all this was going on, they died.
00:53:29What's that?
00:53:43It was a dinosaur.
00:53:45My son gave it to me.
00:53:48He used to say to me
00:53:49that that way
00:53:52that he was gone
00:53:53and i missed it all i would have to do is look at it and it wouldn't be lonely anymore
00:54:01it's really nice i'll tell you what when you get bigger and we part company if we should
00:54:11i'll give it to you and that way you can use it to remember me
00:54:17the way i'm used to hold these years do you remember him i'd like that
00:54:24god i'm glad you guys came
00:54:46if we hadn't heard your call for help on that radio probably would have never stumbled onto you
00:54:50now we're here we're gonna take real good care of you
00:54:54no
00:54:58no
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00:55:48i've seen few adults handle weapons carefully and without fear
00:55:52on the far targets he was fairly haphazard but on those of 25 feet or less he was
00:55:59amazingly accurate but what pleased me the most was his attitude he knew this was no
00:56:05game and that one day his life or the life of someone he loved might very well depend on
00:56:09how well he learned his lessons now
00:56:16boy it's a big camp it's gonna be fortified on all four sides and here where the weapons and munitions
00:56:28are kept and here is where he keeps the women and children prisoners cutter himself holds up at this side of the camp and the rest of his men they're scattered all over the place
00:56:34uh cutter's got a second in command uh i don't remember the guy's name but i saw him getman
00:56:48do you really think just the three of us can bring this off
00:56:52well there isn't going to be a picnic but once this laser starts firing cutter's going to think
00:56:56patton's army's crawling up his backside but it'll have to be a surprise attack and everyone will have
00:57:01to be an absolute synchronization this includes you too chris let's go over this again
00:57:10then after we've done it about 10 more times
00:57:17we make our move
00:57:31the
00:57:34the
00:57:38the
00:57:39the
00:57:44the
00:57:53Where's the mother?
00:57:55Sarah said she was gonna be in here, too.
00:57:58I meant being very friendly.
00:58:03Come on.
00:58:05Come on.
00:58:08Come on.
00:58:10Come on.
00:58:11Come on.
00:58:12Come on.
00:58:13Come on.
00:58:14Come on.
00:58:15Come on.
00:58:16Come on.
00:58:17Come on.
00:58:18Come on.
00:58:19Come on.
00:58:20Come on.
00:58:21Come on.
00:58:22You don't care about yourself.
00:58:25Think about that little girl.
00:58:28I don't know.
00:58:29Listen.
00:58:30I'm gonna try and find her.
00:58:31Once the diversion starts, you take the child and head for the jeep.
00:58:34Right.
00:58:35Okay.
00:58:36I'll take it.
00:58:37I'll meet you there.
00:58:52I'll take it.
00:58:53The party's over, Connor.
00:59:07Move over and let the girl get dressed.
00:59:08I don't know who you are, but you just made a big mistake.
00:59:18Well, it certainly won't be my first mistake,
00:59:21but it may be your last if you don't start moving.
00:59:24Come on.
00:59:25I want you to hurry. I haven't got much time.
00:59:28My baby.
00:59:30She's safe.
00:59:38There they are.
01:00:08What happened to Matthews?
01:00:34He ripped his leg open again.
01:00:38I'm scared.
01:00:43I'm scared.
01:01:01I can't explain why, but I am.
01:01:09I love you.
01:01:13I've never said that to you before.
01:01:17I've felt it for a long time.
01:01:19I've never said it.
01:01:23I wanted to in case something should happen.
01:01:31I never thought I'd feel this way again.
01:01:36But I love you, too, very much.
01:01:43The following morning, Chris and I made a final supply run into the city.
01:01:57In a few hours, we would be leaving the fortress for a less dangerous region.
01:02:01I knew that eventually we would have to deal with Cutter.
01:02:06But first, I wanted to make sure that Sarah, Helen, and Laura were all safely out of his reach.
01:02:14I saw Bars from atrue.
01:02:18She ComptonΡ€onte.
01:02:25It's Superbar.
01:02:28Get up, dog.
01:02:30Get up, dog.
01:02:31I'll see you next time.
01:03:01Sarah?
01:03:31Sarah?
01:03:44Sarah?
01:03:46Sarah?
01:03:49Whoa!
01:04:19Oh, my God.
01:04:49Oh, my God.
01:05:19You know, it's really a waste.
01:05:24You're just throwing your life away.
01:05:25You're going to go down there and commit suicide.
01:05:28It's not going to bring them back.
01:05:30You just want to indulge in revenge, don't you?
01:05:34No, Matthews.
01:05:36Not revenge.
01:05:38Justice.
01:05:38Justice.
01:05:39Justice.
01:05:40Justice.
01:05:41Justice.
01:05:47Justice.
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01:06:23I wish I could have seen the look on his face when he walked in and found them all.
01:06:28I'd still say we should have stuck around and killed him too.
01:06:32We'll never see him again.
01:06:33He and that kid are probably a couple hundred miles away from here by now.
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01:08:51Oh, my God.
01:09:21Oh, my God.
01:09:51I can't find him.
01:10:03What do you mean you can't find him?
01:10:04He's one man.
01:10:05You can't get him.
01:10:21What do you mean you can't find him?
01:10:51What do you mean you can't find him?
01:11:21What do you mean you can't find him?
01:11:51What do you mean you can't find him?
01:12:21What do you mean you can't find him?
01:12:51What do you mean you can't find him?
01:13:21Why did you come?
01:13:35I just did.
01:13:51I just did.
01:14:21I just did.
01:14:51I just did.
01:15:21I just did.
01:15:51I just did.
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01:18:15Oh, my God.
01:18:45Smile for me now, Kidman.
01:19:15Mathews, what are you after?
01:19:27You found me.
01:19:29Well, where is he?
01:19:33With Sarah.
01:19:35That means he's dead?
01:19:38Yes.
01:19:41What happens when you die?
01:19:44I don't know, son.
01:19:50No one does.
01:19:53Sad to die?
01:19:56No.
01:19:58Death isn't sad.
01:20:01We all have to die.
01:20:04What's sad is having to go on without someone you love,
01:20:10just as we have to go on now.
01:20:14Of all his men, Cutter was the guiltiest, yet he had gone unpunished.
01:20:24I wanted to make sure that Christopher was in a secure place,
01:20:28and then I would return and find him if it took me the rest of my life.
01:20:38I want a drink.
01:20:50You want one?
01:20:52You want one?
01:20:53Yeah.
01:20:54Newman?
01:20:55I understand now.
01:20:56What's that, son?
01:20:58What's that, son?
01:20:59You want one?
01:21:00Yeah.
01:21:01Newman?
01:21:02I understand now.
01:21:03What's that, son?
01:21:04What you meant about why all this happened and go on a line and everything.
01:21:13All this happened and go on a line and everything?
01:21:20BANG!
01:21:50This is so I'll always remember.
01:22:20As I began my walk down that long road leading into the future, I couldn't possibly have
01:22:46realized at the time how Ryan Newman had been in the way he lived, the importance of the
01:22:52way he died.
01:22:54Love, honor, and justice were no longer just words to me.
01:23:01I would never be sure what death would hold, but one thing I did know, as long as I lived,
01:23:09Newman would continue to live also within me.
01:23:14And regardless of how long or short my stare at Earth might be, I would never be alone
01:23:19again.
01:23:20I would never be alone again.
01:23:27Love, honor, and grace could be on the moon.
01:23:32I would never be alone again.
01:23:34It is just all that is above the moon.
01:23:36I would never be alone again.
01:23:37I would never be alone again.
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