Cosmos: Battle for the Planets

zay27

Cosmos: Battle for the Planets is a vintage Italian sci-fi adventure that takes viewers on a thrilling journey across the galaxy. When a team of space explorers encounters an alien force threatening to destroy human civilization, they must rely on courage, technology, and teamwork to survive. Packed with classic 70s special effects, retro spaceship battles, and an unforgettable soundtrack, this movie delivers the nostalgic charm of early space cinema.  Rediscover this cult sci-fi gem that inspired generations of interstellar adventures.

Transcript

00:00:00The

00:00:30Check our coordinates to base Orion.

00:00:46Compare figures with signal direction.

00:00:49Angle alpha 37.

00:00:51Angle alpha 12.

00:00:53Velocity 600 miles per second.

00:00:55Signals in direction course.

00:00:57Power signals constant.

00:01:00Exact coordinates, signal exact direction.

00:01:03Course confirmed.

00:01:05What is it?

00:01:08Mila, check the distance of the stellar explosion.

00:01:18Oco, check the computer.

00:01:21There is no constellation in visual distance.

00:01:30No stellar explosion.

00:01:36Ask the new coordinates to escape the rays of that explosion.

00:01:40Information requested on explosion is non-existent.

00:01:44No change, of course, necessary.

00:01:49There's something wrong with it.

00:01:51It's the end.

00:01:52No

00:02:04No

00:02:05No

00:02:10Oh

00:02:11That was a refraction of a cosmic explosion occurring 10 million years ago.

00:02:41The End

00:03:11The End

00:03:41The End

00:04:11The End

00:04:41The End

00:05:11The End

00:05:41The End

00:06:11The End

00:06:41The End

00:07:11The End

00:07:41And in just one month's time, I'll transfer you to the Quartermaster Service.

00:07:47Not a rosy prospect, Commander.

00:07:49I should consult Wiz for what happened, so that he would give.

00:07:58Eliminate dangerous personnel.

00:08:00I won't consult with you in command of the spaceship, leaving for the Vega sector.

00:08:08Well, Mac, now that I'm going to go to the next day.

00:08:21Well, Mac, now that I'm going outside, I'll try to find a good bottle of whiskey for you.

00:08:26Good idea, good idea, good idea.

00:08:28Good idea, good idea.

00:08:34This is the airlock chamber, this is the airlock chamber.

00:08:42I'm going to go to the next day, I'm going to go to the next day, I'm going to go to the next day.

00:08:52The second day, I'm going to go to the next day, I'm going to go to the next day.

00:08:59And then, here I'm going to go to the next day.

00:09:01Oh, my God.

00:09:31Oh, my God.

00:10:01It's an old satellite for the interception of gamma rays.

00:10:18It's practically a monument.

00:10:20You know, that thing must be a hundred years old.

00:10:22You know, that thing must be a hundred years old.

00:10:52Captain, I...

00:10:53Come in, Peter.

00:10:57Peter, can you hear me?

00:10:59Very well, Captain.

00:11:01It's too hazardous to work alone.

00:11:03Re-enter the ship immediately.

00:11:05We'll prepare another crew member to go with you.

00:11:08The orders are...

00:11:08That outside, we work in pairs.

00:11:11Don't worry, Captain.

00:11:12I'll be extremely careful.

00:11:16Captain, look at screen number two.

00:11:20Stop it, Segura.

00:11:21That's an order.

00:11:23If that battery breaks, the acid will destroy your spacesuit.

00:11:26I know what I'm doing, Captain.

00:11:28It'll only take a few seconds.

00:11:29I've vocated it.

00:11:39I've got the breaker in already.

00:11:43He could die out there.

00:11:44He's liable to be...

00:11:45It won't take long at all, Captain.

00:11:48I've got to screw this in.

00:11:49It won't take a moment.

00:11:51Peter.

00:11:54You're a...

00:11:54You're a damn fool.

00:11:56The acid!

00:12:23The acid's eating through my suit!

00:12:26You've got plenty of time to get back to the ship.

00:12:33Use the directional.

00:12:36And above all,

00:12:38stay calm.

00:12:44You've got three minutes

00:12:46before the suit will corrode.

00:12:53You have two and a half minutes

00:12:56Captain, the directional jet isn't responding.

00:13:19Help me!

00:13:19Hold on, Peter.

00:13:36Captain Hamilton is suiting up.

00:13:37He's going out to get you.

00:13:39Can you hear me?

00:13:39You've got one minute and 30 seconds.

00:14:09Captain, before that acid eats through his suit.

00:14:11Captain!

00:14:20Captain!

00:14:21Take it easy.

00:14:21They're too far away.

00:14:33With that speed, they won't make it.

00:14:38Look, Mila.

00:14:39What's going on?

00:14:40What are they stopping for?

00:14:41It's too late now, Mila.

00:15:02Segura's a dead man.

00:15:25Segura's a dead man.

00:15:25Polby's dormant.

00:15:26They won't save the bed yet,

00:15:26he's going to get out of breath.

00:15:27He's going to take a hole for it.

00:15:28Holy moly!

00:15:29He swims you!

00:15:29Majesty!

00:15:30Not even, he's getting out of breath.

00:15:31Come back.

00:15:31OK.

00:15:32I'll be finding out of breath.

00:15:33OK.

00:15:34agent-

00:15:35Man-

00:15:40Tony!

00:15:44Han-

00:15:45Janet-

00:15:45Han-

00:15:47Han-

00:15:48ٹ

00:15:50Oh,

00:15:52who?

00:15:53Dr. Wright, report to the dispensary. Stand by with the regenerator.

00:16:23Dr. Oco, are you sure this spaceship's in the orbit of the satellite's passage?

00:16:40Not I, but he seems very sure.

00:16:44Here it is. The satellite has entered our screen.

00:16:58Give me the data.

00:17:00Wait a minute, I'm recording. Distance, 180,000 miles. Speed, 73,000 miles per second.

00:17:10Angle of trajectory, Alpha 24 degrees. End of the data.

00:17:16Object identified as the satellite Dana. Satellite is completely safe. No intervention necessary.

00:17:23Proceed on present speed and trajectory. Satellite information now programmed. Distance, 180,000 miles.

00:17:32We're lucky. We don't have to stop until...

00:17:35What do you think of Captain Hamilton?

00:17:38Don't you think he's a fascinating man?

00:17:47What the hell? What does it mean?

00:17:53Seems almost a message coming from space.

00:17:55Paté de foie gras. It seems hard to believe. But in only 20 more hours, we'll be on our way back to home base. Your move.

00:18:10Bravo, Marseille. All he thinks about is vacation.

00:18:14Captain. Our computer is picking up a strange signal. Here, sir. You better take a look at it.

00:18:23Thanks.

00:18:27It's impossible. The computer's gotta be wrong.

00:18:34You understand, Colonel? Yes, sir.

00:18:36And you'll begin the investigation immediately.

00:18:38Will be done, sir.

00:18:39You know we can't allow this to continue.

00:18:40I will inform you.

00:18:41Report to me as soon as you have anything.

00:18:43Oh, damn signals. Those damn signals are damaging Earth's radio and video systems.

00:18:52I'm receiving solicitations from all over the world.

00:18:55Washington and Moscow have already called me three times.

00:18:58Well, Colonel Altman, it's lucky for us that you're here.

00:19:01Yes, sir. Let's get down to facts.

00:19:05What disposition is Wiz given?

00:19:08Wiz affirms that behind this strange signal there's an alien intelligence that knows all.

00:19:14And there's danger. Wiz orders us to find the emission source and destroy it.

00:19:18Good. Send an airship at once.

00:19:28You hear that? More of those signals.

00:19:38They certainly sound strange.

00:19:39It's impossible.

00:19:41Come on. Come on. Relax.

00:19:45I agree that those are not normal signals, but I also think the computer isn't functioning right, that's all.

00:19:51So stay calm.

00:19:53I really think that that computer in there has just got to be drunk.

00:19:58But these strange signals could be radioactivity meeting the cosmic belt.

00:20:05And if these signals are really being sent and are not cosmic radiation,

00:20:09I figure they'll be strong enough to reach the ground.

00:20:11And I'll bet that they're being heard on every radio telescope on the entire Earth.

00:20:16Your move.

00:20:17What's the nearest spaceship to the emission source of the signals?

00:20:19It's the MK-31, Commander.

00:20:23MK-31.

00:20:24Who's the MK-31, Commander?

00:20:28Captain Hamilton.

00:20:30Hamilton?

00:20:31Fred Hamilton, the one on the serious expedition?

00:20:34The Mars incident?

00:20:36Intolerant of any kind of discipline.

00:20:39He should have been rejected.

00:20:40Captain Hamilton is a good commander.

00:20:44It's true that he has quite the temper and that he takes a little too much personal initiative.

00:20:49But I'm convinced that while these aspects are negative on Earth, they're very useful to a commander-in-chief of such a very important expedition.

00:20:56The MK-31 will have to move beyond known space. And Captain Hamilton is the most suitable man to do it.

00:21:03With your permission. I don't feel that Hamilton is right for the situation.

00:21:09Hamilton is to be discarded.

00:21:12Let me go, Commander.

00:21:14Stop this wrangling. Wiz will decide.

00:21:18Captain Hamilton will go and do what he'll be ordered to do.

00:21:22No, I haven't the right crew to undertake such a dangerous journey.

00:21:26We've just completed a mission lasting six months and are due for rotation in less than 24 hours.

00:21:32My men are tired. They need a rest. They want to get back to Earth and to their families.

00:21:36Evidently, I didn't make myself clear enough to you, Captain. I did not call you to debate. Wiz's orders must be carried out.

00:21:43Nonsense. If a machine says to go out and get killed, it does not mean I must do it.

00:21:47The new rules allow me to disobey such an order. I'm reserving decision. I'll report to you later.

00:21:52Consider your future, Captain Hamilton. Forget the new rules this time.

00:21:57You've got to obey, Captain. The commander here has helped you before.

00:22:01But now not even he can help you. He'll be unable to protect your career.

00:22:04If you persist in your refusal.

00:22:09Think it over, Captain. At the end of the mission, you'll all be given extra leave with the possibility of a very fine promotion.

00:22:16I'll be the first one to suggest it. You'll all be heroes.

00:22:21From our press room, you'll all be followed continuously by journalists from all over the world. Think it over.

00:22:26I'm sorry, Commander. No member of my crew wants to be a hero. And the normal leave is going to be fine without a promotion. And tell that hunk of metal that MK-31 is returning home.

00:22:40Captain Hamilton. I think Dr. Jane Fraser would like to speak with you.

00:22:45Hello, Fred.

00:22:48Hello, Jane Fraser. It's been a long time.

00:22:52I won't try to talk you into changing your mind. I only ask that you behave justly. Allow the crew to choose. It's the only democratic way I feel. That certainly does seem the fairest way to handle this. Doesn't it?

00:23:06Doesn't it?

00:23:25Hi, Richard.

00:23:27Hi.

00:23:36How long?

00:23:56Whatever.

00:24:00Violin or gentle?

00:24:01You decide.

00:24:06It's strange. How some printed words can evoke emotion.

00:24:31You live in a different world.

00:24:34Not a world of words.

00:24:37But of things that you cannot express.

00:24:53Mila.

00:24:54You're the one who's lost contact with life.

00:25:00You've let yourself be conditioned by machines.

00:25:05Sure, I know you're all able technicians, chemists, physicists, engineers, but...

00:25:12No poets.

00:25:14No poets.

00:25:16Our musicians are born nowadays.

00:25:19And...

00:25:22And you've forgotten about...

00:25:25Love.

00:25:42...

00:25:55I'm...

00:26:00Mark.

00:26:01Oh.

00:26:02I think I'll never use the cosmic love.

00:26:18You must never, never be fooled by imitations.

00:26:23You must kiss me more often from now on.

00:26:28You know something?

00:26:30I feel this is my first victory over machines.

00:26:32Captain, the radar scanner indicates two shining points.

00:26:42They're approaching rapidly.

00:26:48All crews to your stations.

00:26:50Establish contact with base Orion.

00:27:03Tell Commander Armstrong it's urgent.

00:27:05Spaceship MK-31 has to speak with Commander Armstrong.

00:27:10It's urgent.

00:27:12Commander Armstrong's coming.

00:27:14What's happening, Captain?

00:27:16Our radar is picking up two strange metallic bodies.

00:27:19I presume they're spaceships.

00:27:20Spaceships in that part of space?

00:27:22They could be asteroids.

00:27:24They've got to be asteroids.

00:27:27No asteroids could vary their speed like that.

00:27:30They're being controlled somehow.

00:27:32Captain, try to find out what's happening.

00:27:34But remember, they're not terrestrial spaceships.

00:27:36That is, if they are spaceships.

00:27:38There's a way to get an answer to that.

00:27:40Activate the scanners.

00:27:44Executed.

00:27:45Executed.

00:27:47Executed.

00:27:47The two objects are now in our cameras.

00:27:53They'll be on your base scanner momentarily.

00:27:55Transfer everything to base Orion.

00:28:01And they're really spaceships.

00:28:03There just isn't any other possibility.

00:28:06Establish contact.

00:28:08Negative contact.

00:28:09Hamilton, try again.

00:28:11Try with all possible ways of communications.

00:28:14Try with the radio, too.

00:28:15Wait, let us contact Wiz.

00:28:19He'll know what to do.

00:28:23I'll, uh, interrupt contact with base.

00:28:28Mila, analyze the spaceship on our computer.

00:28:32Ask data about the crew and their weapons in terms of absolute probability.

00:28:38Data insufficient.

00:28:41In other words, we'll have to be content with a relative probability.

00:28:45Unmanned spaceships armed with long-range disintegrators.

00:28:53Seventy percent chance.

00:28:55Battle speed.

00:28:57Battle speed.

00:28:58Activate disintegrators.

00:29:00Coordinate direction rays.

00:29:02Activate laser.

00:29:05Best range.

00:29:06Fifty miles.

00:29:07Approaching range.

00:29:11Ten.

00:29:12Nine.

00:29:14Eight.

00:29:16Seven.

00:29:17Six.

00:29:18Five.

00:29:20Four.

00:29:21Three.

00:29:23Two.

00:29:24One.

00:29:26Zero.

00:29:29We've been hit.

00:29:30One.

00:29:43One.

00:29:45Internal pressure is five Gs.

00:29:49One.

00:29:51One.

00:29:54One.

00:29:55One.

00:29:58One.

00:29:59One.

00:29:59we've lost contact

00:30:13what's happening reactivate contact at once our equipment seems to be working perfectly

00:30:20commander they must have stopped transmitting commander the newspaper men are in the press

00:30:25hall they followed everything

00:30:39commander we've got a lot of questions to ask on your plan to answer this attack against the earth

00:30:44what are you talking about there's been no attack against our planet we've all seen a spaceship

00:30:49do you think mk-31 has been hit as part of some weird game will you please stop misrepresenting

00:30:55facts a space skirmish does not mean that earth is in peril and that we've been attacked that

00:30:59spaceship out there could have weapons our bases didn't cite anything that could make us dread an

00:31:04attack why have you already given the alert signal to all the bases oh because it will be quiet that

00:31:10is a military secret yes sir the public must know about that ship we may be facing the vanguard of a

00:31:16whole fleet damn that's enough get out of here i won't answer any more questions

00:31:25the earth is in danger the earth is in desperate desperate

00:31:29danger

00:31:33aliens are attacking earth our bases prepare defenses

00:31:39our bases can be destroyed like mk-31

00:31:43space ship enters our bases orion's monitors we have seen the beginning of the end

00:31:53spaceship approaches earth

00:31:57the centrifugal force has immobilized

00:32:14we have to make it oh maxima we can blow up the ship captain

00:32:22we have to break clear

00:32:47push the auxiliary ignition but move

00:32:52we have to make it

00:33:01trying to reach it go on

00:33:22deactivate main generator

00:33:32captain the b circuit in the main generator has been damaged and needs to be repaired

00:33:41there's no control how are the auxiliaries normal course speed reduced to a fourth only that

00:33:51captain I can't reactivate contact with earth the auxiliary engines are too weak they don't

00:33:57have sufficient power activate videos 14 and 7 and 17 and 6 gravitational force is increasing

00:34:12fast the angle strip coincides with the planet's axis we're being attracted by its gravitational

00:34:19force we can't stop the fall we'll be smashed to bits

00:34:49ask computer for force landing data

00:34:53insufficient energy available impossible to enter orbit at such high speed

00:35:02six minutes before impact you must stop the descent instantly

00:35:12activate vaporizers it's no good captain there is not enough time left for that now

00:35:28activate vaporizers

00:35:32it's increasing there's no way now to stop the fall

00:35:59it's too late captain we've had it that vaporizer still can stop us

00:36:14captain the spaceship's fall has stopped

00:36:28nice going i should think that the computer has realized that by now now let's see if it can

00:36:35stabilize us it's impossible the spaceship is sustained by an anti-gravitation force of unknown

00:36:44origin we're in the planet's orbit at 500 000 feet but it's against every physical law how can

00:36:53it be a planet with a variable gravitation

00:37:00it's dark cold inhospitable there are also craters it almost looks as if the atmosphere is frozen

00:37:12shall we send a probe captain captain no i was thinking of landing on the planet jack is the landing module in working condition

00:37:19the module is working perfectly captain and it will be much easier to repair that faulty generator if we're on firm ground

00:37:27all crew members to your stations prepare for landing

00:37:34oh

00:37:41i

00:37:45i

00:37:47i

00:37:49i

00:37:51i

00:37:53i

00:37:55i

00:37:57switch on videos two and three activate the monitors

00:38:16mila analyze the external data

00:38:27oxygen 15 percent azo 70 percent atmosphere and gravity similar to earth's this zone of the planet

00:38:42will stay in shadow another 45 earth days the men in charge of space research get ready to leave in

00:38:49the module the rest of you remain on board

00:38:57so

00:39:06so

00:39:12so

00:39:20so

00:39:29so

00:39:37so

00:39:45so

00:39:50my compliments captain you're the first man to set foot on this planet

00:39:56we're outcasts on a lost planet in space but at last we have something firm under our feet

00:40:04so

00:40:13so

00:40:19this planet offers some wonderful opportunities for specimens

00:40:39so

00:40:48do you think there's life here greta i haven't noticed traces of water

00:40:52maybe the air's moisture allows the growth of primitive nuclei some form of life

00:40:56this ground must be rich in iron and nickel take a look at this rock

00:41:05any radioactivity no indication yet

00:41:11mila look this is organic

00:41:22find anything

00:41:31find anything

00:41:33it's a growth of some kind

00:41:34interesting i wonder what it is

00:41:38it's similar to lichen back on earth

00:41:40but not identical

00:41:43i'll analyze it later

00:41:54i'll analyze it later

00:41:56i'll analyze it later

00:42:06so

00:42:09SO

00:42:11las

00:42:193

00:42:24my

00:42:25my

00:42:27my

00:42:28my

00:48:46Look.

00:48:47Look.

00:48:48Look.

00:48:50That's Jack lying there.

00:48:52Come on.

00:49:04We've disappeared from one place and appeared in another.

00:49:06Captain, I don't get it.

00:49:08Look, this is no natural phenomenon.

00:49:10Look, this is no natural phenomenon.

00:49:12What's unnatural is a sphere like this, here, among these rocks.

00:49:18It's all the work of a fiend.

00:49:20The same fiend that killed Acherus.

00:49:22Wait a second.

00:49:24Where's Greta?

00:49:25She was with us when we started out.

00:49:27I gave orders for us to stick together.

00:49:29But she's not here.

00:49:30You're right, damn it.

00:49:32Captain, you know what happened to Jack.

00:49:34The same thing could have happened to Greta.

00:49:37That we can find out.

00:49:39Am I coming through?

00:49:41Our reception here is very good, sir.

00:49:43What's going on?

00:49:45Look, Jack's been murdered.

00:49:47And we've been materialized in this cave.

00:49:49Greta's missing.

00:49:50Have you heard from her?

00:49:51No.

00:49:52We know nothing.

00:49:53But if you can't find her, maybe you'd better come back to the ship.

00:49:56The technicians checking the damage have reached positive results.

00:50:00Maybe you're right.

00:50:01Mac's got a point, Captain.

00:50:02Let's get out of here and go back to the ship.

00:50:05No.

00:50:06With Jack murdered and Greta missing, we can't leave.

00:50:08We've got to try to find her.

00:50:10Calm down, Richard.

00:50:11There's nothing we can do for them.

00:50:13And maybe Greta's waiting for us outside.

00:50:29Mila.

00:50:30Check your apparatus.

00:50:34Captain, the sending station is in here.

00:50:36In this cave.

00:50:38They're signals, addressed only to us.

00:50:43They originate here.

00:50:44An inert rock that transmits signals from Earth.

00:50:48This sphere is the sending station.

00:50:50Our quartz crystals have this property, but they have to be activated.

00:50:54Anyway, the power in ours is limited.

00:50:57There's some kind of message.

00:50:58Yes, and I think it's directed toward us.

00:51:00It seems a little clearer.

00:51:01Someone is near us.

00:51:02I'm almost sure there is.

00:51:03That's crazy.

00:51:04There's no one in here.

00:51:05We've got to keep checking.

00:51:06We've got to find out who or what's sending that message.

00:51:07The signals feel stronger to me.

00:51:08Hello, Control.

00:51:09Record everything you see here.

00:51:10The video tape's running already.

00:51:12Those strange signals are so baffling.

00:51:13Let me know if you need the rest of the crew.

00:51:14Okay.

00:51:15Let's look around.

00:51:16Oh, wait.

00:51:17Oh, wait.

00:51:18Oh, wait.

00:51:19Oh, wait.

00:51:20Oh, wait.

00:51:21We've got to keep checking.

00:51:22We've got to keep checking.

00:51:23We've got to find out who or what's sending that message.

00:51:25The signals feel stronger to me.

00:51:29Hello, Control.

00:51:30Record everything you see here.

00:51:31The video tape is running already.

00:51:35Those strange signals are so baffling.

00:52:37Release them.

00:52:44I am Amok, strangers.

00:52:47My voice is pure thought that reaches the mind.

00:52:52Hey, how does that guy know our language?

00:52:54Shut up, Richard.

00:52:55It's us.

00:52:57Our brainwaves make the telepathy become sound.

00:52:59My race was great once.

00:53:02The machines served men, and my people were happy.

00:53:07Then the huge machine stole the command from me, and we became slaves.

00:53:12All this before the great explosion.

00:53:15I am talking about an atomic catastrophe.

00:53:19Its survivors, as you see, have regressed to an animal state.

00:53:23Strangers Amok knows why you have come to this planet.

00:53:27I think we've got to do something.

00:53:31We will.

00:53:34Captain, Captain, can you hear me?

00:53:36Maybe they don't know about the rest of us.

00:53:38We can attack them from the rear.

00:53:40It'd be simple to do, sir.

00:53:42We can use the disintegrator guns.

00:53:44Don't worry about us.

00:53:45Repair the generator.

00:53:52I am Itor, chief of my people.

00:53:56You killed one of my men.

00:53:58Why?

00:53:59No.

00:54:00The immortal monster has killed your companion.

00:54:05Many of us have died.

00:54:09The black peril kills all those who dare to go out of the caves.

00:54:14We cannot do a thing against him.

00:54:17We can only hide in the innermost recesses of the planet.

00:54:24Listen, I think they're sincere.

00:54:26And if we help them, sir, I think it could be the answer to all our problems.

00:54:31Yeah, that's not a bad idea.

00:54:34We'd like to help you fight your enemy.

00:54:36Can you tell us where he is?

00:54:44Sage Hammock says that in the shining cave,

00:55:00Sage Hammock says that in the shining cave,

00:55:14there's the monster.

00:55:15Hammock recounts that the great death came from him.

00:55:18The monster hates any people and kills them without pity.

00:55:21This race was once a great civilization in every way.

00:55:29This city still seems to be alive,

00:55:30and who knows how long it's been abandoned.

00:55:34Let's go, Captain.

00:55:36The radioactivity is reaching dangerous levels.

00:55:43It's too dangerous, Captain, for us here.

00:55:46The city is an atomic stockpile.

00:55:47The radioactivity is continuing to rise.

00:55:51Let's get out of here, Captain.

00:55:54I've established the signal's location.

00:55:56The message comes continually from a mysterious source

00:55:59and is retransmitted by the sphere.

00:56:01It's not enough.

00:56:03We've got to go back to the ship and consult the computer.

00:56:08Eitor, we can destroy the enemy,

00:56:10but we have to go back to the ship first.

00:56:13No.

00:56:16We have no choice.

00:56:18Eitor, the weapons we need are on board,

00:56:19and we can't do without them.

00:56:22The woman will stay with us.

00:56:27There's no alternative, Mila.

00:56:29We'll have to trust them.

00:56:34Whatever happens, I love you.

00:56:36I love you.

00:56:54I love you.

00:56:56I love you.

00:56:57Oof!

00:56:59Oof!

00:57:07What!?

00:57:10Oof!

00:57:14Oof!

00:57:21Hats!

00:57:22Hats!

00:57:23Hats!

00:57:24Hats!

00:57:25Oof!

00:57:26I'll be okay now.

00:57:35Go to the ship.

00:57:56As you've heard, Wiz is positive that of prime importance is Earth's defense.

00:58:18On the other hand, the unknown spaceships have not signaled on our radars, and the other

00:58:21signal from space is also seized yet, it could very well be a trap.

00:58:26We can't risk it.

00:58:27All Earth's bases are on alert.

00:58:30Wiz's decision is the best.

00:58:32Captain, we found him.

00:58:35I'll be right there.

00:58:51Commander Armstrong, from Kola's base, they communicate that the sector HF-203 is refracting

00:58:57the passage of any kind of wave.

00:59:01Their ship could have landed there.

00:59:07That zone is totally isolated.

00:59:10It's only a polar ice field with no interest.

00:59:13Unless vicinity of the pole has provoked some magnetic joke with Kola's instruments.

00:59:20Ask Kola's base to verify all the instruments, and to act accordingly.

00:59:25I want any and all data sent here to Orion at once.

00:59:28Yes, sir.

00:59:36Pay attention, please.

00:59:38Let us know something.

00:59:39Locate the ship, Captain.

00:59:41I don't know what's...

00:59:42Did you?

00:59:43I believe so.

00:59:44The enemy spaceship should be in the Arctic.

00:59:46The situation is under control.

00:59:48I'm sorry for the headlines you had in mind, but Earth is not in any danger.

01:00:01Didn't buy it.

01:00:02No.

01:00:03No.

01:00:04I want customers, man.

01:00:05You've run your trouble withencer.

01:00:06No, they didn't, otherwise I will be in their traffic like being deuced like you were on the roof..

01:00:07No.

01:00:09No.

01:00:10Ah.

01:00:11Ah.

01:00:12Haha.

01:00:13Ah.

01:00:14Ha.

01:00:15Oh.

01:00:16Ah.

01:00:18Ah.

01:00:19Ha.

01:00:20Ah.

01:00:21Ah.

01:00:25Ha.

01:00:27Ah.

01:00:28Ah.

01:00:29Yeah.

01:00:30Huh.

01:00:30ми-

01:00:31OK.

01:00:32Ah.

01:00:32Ha.

01:00:33What will you think? I'll think of you and me back on earth. That's what I always do my darling

01:01:03The enemy is a computer the images you see are materializations of its energy

01:01:18To destroy it press button for its elimination probable color red

01:01:23We've stuffed a ton of information in this gadget and the only answer we get is probable or possible

01:01:29I

01:01:33Want a reliable answer no certainty possible index of probability 50%

01:01:48I belong to Glasgow

01:01:51Dear old Glasgow town. There's something the matter with Glasgow for it's going down round

01:01:59I'm only a common old working chap as any one here can see

01:02:06But when I get a couple of drinks on Saturday

01:02:13Glasgow belongs

01:02:17Oh

01:02:19I

01:02:21I

01:02:23I

01:02:25I

01:02:27I

01:02:29I

01:02:31I

01:02:33I

01:02:35I

01:02:37I

01:02:39I

01:02:41I

01:02:43I

01:02:45I

01:02:57I

01:02:59I

01:03:01I

01:03:03I

01:03:05I

01:03:07I

01:03:09I

01:03:11I

01:03:19I

01:03:21I

01:03:23I

01:03:25I

01:03:27I

01:03:29I

01:03:31I

01:03:33I

01:03:35I

01:03:37I

01:03:39I

01:03:41I

01:03:43I

01:03:57I

01:03:59I

01:04:01I

01:04:03I

01:04:05I

01:04:07I

01:04:09I

01:04:11I

01:04:13I

01:04:15I

01:04:17I

01:04:19I

01:04:21I

01:04:23I

01:04:25I

01:04:27I

01:04:29I

01:04:41I

01:04:43I

01:04:45I

01:04:47I

01:04:49I

01:04:51I

01:04:53I

01:04:55I

01:04:57I

01:04:59I

01:05:01I

01:05:03I

01:05:05I

01:05:07I

01:05:09I

01:05:11I

01:05:13I

01:05:15I

01:05:17I

01:05:19I

01:05:21I

01:05:23I

01:05:25I

01:05:27I

01:05:29I

01:05:31I

01:05:33I

01:05:41I

01:05:43I

01:05:45I

01:05:49though this was their only function, it became a chore. So man built me so that I might control

01:05:56the machines and be able to construct new ones, thereby inheriting all of man's abdicated

01:06:03responsibilities. One day, the planet was attacked by alien forces. All of the machines

01:06:13were destroyed. The inhabitants regressed rapidly. I became the only one with the knowledge

01:06:20to construct new machines, and now I am able to construct them myself. I will make these

01:06:28machines invincible. Then I will be able to conquer the galaxy. You must help me to replace

01:06:36some of my circuits that were damaged by the alien forces without all of my circuits functioning.

01:06:43Some of my memory banks are blocked. The inhabitants here do not have the intelligence to be utilized

01:06:51anymore. For that reason, I have summoned you. Why did you attack us with the two ships? You

01:06:59could have destroyed your only means of help. I only wanted to neutralize your engines. After

01:07:05that, I pulled you to the planet with my energy source. Where did you get this energy from

01:07:10to send messages to other galaxies and to amuse yourself keeping the dead city alive? I control

01:07:17the lives and the brains of all the inhabitants here. I keep them alive as I see fit. Just

01:07:24as a shepherd controls the sheep, and then at any moment shears the sheep. Enough now with

01:07:30explanations. I will indicate to you which burned out circuits must be replaced. We must destroy it.

01:07:37We'll take our time repairing it. We've got to find that red button. My beam

01:07:44will indicate the components. Earthlings. He seems to enjoy calling us Earthlings. He says it with such scorn.

01:07:52Earthlings. Bring that circuit component over here.

01:08:06Earthlings.

01:08:09Earthlings.

01:08:13Earthlings.

01:08:18Earthlings.

01:08:20Earthlings.

01:08:21Captain, that red button there.

01:08:26Shh, not so loud. It might hear us.

01:08:29Hurry up, Earthlings. What's taking so long? I'm losing patience.

01:08:33That's it. That's the one.

01:09:02Put it in.

01:09:09I needed only that one circuit. Now I have all my power.

01:09:19With all that power, the planet Earth will be destroyed.

01:09:32What the hell are you doing?

01:09:38I have an idea. Give me your belt.

01:09:46Here, do you know what you're doing?

01:09:49Have you heard about David and Goliath?

01:09:50Who?

01:09:50It doesn't matter. If we make it, I'll tell you the whole story.

01:09:55I will destroy you.

01:10:11Hurry. The whole planet's crumbling.

01:10:22You haven't conquered me, Earthlings.

01:10:31I am stronger than ever before.

01:10:34I will follow you to the end of the galaxy and then I'll let you...

01:10:38Kola's base communicates a strong explosion in the sector 80s.

01:10:56HF-203 and the zone is not isolated any longer.

01:11:13The radar sentries report that no flying objects have left Earth's orbit,

01:11:18while an aviation scout has seen large metal segments scattered here and there on the ice field.

01:11:25Call a press conference.

01:11:35Give them press release number two, that we've isolated and destroyed the enemy spaceship.

01:11:40And you can burn the other messages.

01:11:43Okay, Commander.

01:11:45No. Marseille is a nickname.

01:11:48In the Valley of the Rhône, you don't have Megalopoli, but only small towns.

01:11:52Montpellier, Arles, Marseille.

01:11:57My grandparents came from Marseille, and that's how I got my nickname, Marseille.

01:12:07But the bechamel is very good.

01:12:15Look, Marseille.

01:12:20It's Mac.

01:12:20How'd he get here?

01:12:23Let's bring him in.

01:12:24Give me a hand.

01:12:29We'll get him to the dispensary.

01:12:32Easy.

01:12:41What did it?

01:12:41She's hurt.

01:12:50Oko, we're in the infirmary, but we have to get back to the bridge.

01:12:57Yes?

01:12:58Will you send someone down to take over?

01:13:00Don't worry.

01:13:00I'll come down myself.

01:13:10It's going to be.

01:13:28Oh.

01:13:29Oh.

01:13:34Ah!

01:13:35Get on board. Quickly. The whole planet is going to blow up. We can't stay here. Get on.

01:14:05Raise power to 10 G's. It's too much initially. That generator might not be able to take it. I said maximum, Segura. We might blow up. We'll blow up if we stay here. The generator isn't all the way up yet. I said full power, Segura. Sir, it's impossible until the generator's up. They're not giving the excuses up to it. Here I am. I'm okay now. I'll take over, Segura.

01:14:35Arco, go back to Gritta. Give me more on the starboard engines. Increase power. More power.

01:15:05Segura told me everything. Sorry.

01:15:35I've established contact with Earth.

01:16:01It's the missing ship, Commander. They're reporting in. They seem to be all right.

01:16:07Prepare yourself for a big surprise.

01:16:09Captain, we did not behave well toward you. Wizards told us you had one chance in a thousand to make it.

01:16:17And so frankly, we'd given you up for lost.

01:16:18I agree with you that machines can be wrong, and we're very happy to see you.

01:16:25Carry on. Continue to delegate all your decisions to the machines, and man will continue to prove that his brain is still superior. As I said, prepare yourselves for a big surprise.

01:16:37You'll soon be seeing one of the inhabitants of the planet you sent us to. I'll give you a full report when we reach the base.

01:16:45Here's our guest.

01:16:47He looks terrific.

01:16:52He seems like one of us.

01:16:53I am happy to welcome the newest member of the crew.

01:17:09Hey, Captain, he's automatically an officer in that uniform.

01:17:12He seems like one of us.

01:17:42Peter, take him to the doctor for a check-up, will you?

01:18:05He certainly looks okay to me.

01:18:07He took, let's go, Captain, I need some rest, I'm tired, oh, by all means, now everything's

01:18:22all right, you, you can sleep for two days if you like, go.

01:18:37Request coordination with base Orion, give data to the computer.

01:18:57this is a Ryan base there's damage in the line between the generator and the

01:19:22instruments our connection with earth is interrupted again captain perhaps in the

01:19:30corridor better check the computer break down due to sabotage activate interior video one

01:19:41of the emergency generator

01:19:53what the hell are you doing here ago I told you to look after Greta no need she's asleep I decide

01:20:13what's needed or not red alert stop Greta captain she's here we found her

01:20:43Greta we don't want to harm you we want to help you

01:21:00he killed them there was all that blood there was so much blood

01:21:25oh

01:21:43everybody out come on

01:21:53oh

01:21:55quick activate all walking devices

01:21:57oh

01:22:03oh

01:22:05oh

01:22:07oh

01:22:13oh

01:22:17Oh, my God.

01:22:47Oh, my God.

01:23:17Oh, my God.

01:23:47Oh, my God.

01:24:17Oh, my God.

01:24:21Shall I get her, Captain?

01:24:22No, Holden.

01:24:23I know how to get rid of that monster.

01:24:25You stay here at the control console.

01:24:27Open the door.

01:24:28Milo, you've got to get out of here.

01:24:38Come on.

01:24:39Come on, hurry.

01:24:40Wait.

01:24:51Oh, my God.

01:24:52Oh, my God.

01:24:54Oh, my God.

01:24:57I have a little surprise for the youngest member of your crew.

01:25:15Oh, look, Peter.

01:25:17There's your baby.

01:25:18Oh, it's your baby.

01:25:21It's my baby.

01:25:21He's lovely.

01:25:22It's mine.

01:25:23It's your blue eyes.

01:25:23It's mine.

01:25:25I can't believe it.

01:25:26Look.

01:25:27Oh, what a darling baby.

01:25:33Ask that hunk of metal if we're on the right course and how long it'll take us to arrive.

01:25:38Oh, my gosh, I need your hands.

01:25:40Did you see a softy look?

01:25:42A little delicate.

01:25:43Oh, my God.

01:25:45What a beautiful child.

01:25:47Oh, yeah.

01:25:48Oh, yeah.

01:25:49Oh, yeah.

01:25:53Direction, cost, exact.

01:25:55Estimated time of touchdown, 30 hours, Earthlings.

01:26:02Oh, yeah.

01:26:03Oh, yeah.

01:26:30THE END

01:27:00THE END

01:27:30THE END

01:28:00THE END

01:28:30THE END

01:28:32THE END

01:29:02THE END

01:29:04THE END

Category

Transcript

Be the first to comment

Recommended