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00:00:00The End
00:00:30The Outsider
00:00:59The Outsider
00:01:29The Outsider
00:01:59Fred
00:02:01Eve
00:02:04Eve, I'm over here
00:02:06It's approved!
00:02:21The word came through five minutes ago
00:02:25when I was on duty in the laboratory
00:02:27They're going to let your transfer
00:02:30And I'm coming with you
00:02:32You've gone crazy!
00:02:56Did you tell the old man?
00:03:11No
00:03:11A little while ago
00:03:15I made a wish on a falling star
00:03:17as they used to do many years ago
00:03:19Now
00:03:20the wish has come true
00:03:21When we get away from here
00:03:24we'll be living among normal people again
00:03:26I suppose I ought to wish you luck
00:03:36Oh
00:03:40Mrs. Collins
00:03:42Eve and I
00:03:45are going to get married
00:03:46as soon as we put this place behind us
00:03:48That terrible dog
00:03:52He always barks when the old man stays up at night
00:03:55There is something strange in the air
00:03:59Don't you feel it?
00:04:02Or is it that
00:04:03I'm just so sensitive?
00:04:07Are you on the dawn shift too?
00:04:09Yes
00:04:09For the last time
00:04:10on this dull island
00:04:11Go ahead and kiss each other
00:04:13Don't mind me
00:04:15The black widow
00:04:20She never misses an opportunity
00:04:22to stick her nose in other people's bins
00:04:24Still that's good advice she gave us
00:04:26But
00:04:35I'm
00:04:36I'm
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00:04:56George, those meteorites are messing up everything.
00:05:04What do you expect on an August night?
00:05:10Take a look yourself, George, before it gets too light.
00:05:20Hey, Fred!
00:05:22Did you see what I see?
00:05:26Yes, it's nothing.
00:05:30Holy smokes, Fred! Wait a minute!
00:05:34What do you think it means?
00:05:35I told you, those falling stars are muddling everything.
00:05:38I need some coffee.
00:05:40Skip the coffee, Fred. What can it be?
00:05:42I took some slides. We'll find out in an hour.
00:05:44An hour of my foot will go to the electronic telescope.
00:05:48Precisely. You'll learn that I'm the kind of man who takes his responsibilities seriously.
00:05:52Morning, Dr. Confield.
00:05:54Hi. Go on, tell him.
00:05:55Well, maybe we had better take a look through the electronic telescope first
00:05:59and check the reading in this area.
00:06:02The whole thing's pretty unlikely.
00:06:04We both saw it!
00:06:05Let me see.
00:06:08Come on.
00:06:10Can you tell me why Fish Face is so frantic?
00:06:13George?
00:06:13I'm afraid he's right.
00:06:17I suppose I was just trying to avoid having last-minute complications.
00:06:26You must help me, Mrs. Collins.
00:06:28Me?
00:06:29Some very strong coffee, please.
00:06:33I'll get some right away.
00:06:34Hurry up, Fred.
00:06:39Let's go to the radio section.
00:06:41I'll bet the other observatories have reported something.
00:06:43Don't forget, Reynolds, that we have the most powerful equipment in the world.
00:06:49What's happening, Reynolds?
00:06:52Something terrible.
00:06:53Well, let's go.
00:07:23Hey, Pat.
00:07:30Anything reported from the other observatories?
00:07:32Just routine.
00:07:33That's impossible.
00:07:35George, please.
00:07:37The teletypes receive over 1,000 words a minute.
00:07:39Maybe somewhere among the messages that haven't been decoded yet.
00:07:42My dear colleague, unusual messages are signaled by a red light
00:07:46and are given transmission and decoding precedence.
00:07:48Damn it, old Pat, what's that?
00:07:52It's Space 3 on Mars.
00:07:53For the last 97 hours, they've been trying to get through in vain.
00:07:58Space 3 on Mars?
00:08:00Bob Cole, my former instructor at military school, is in command there.
00:08:04What's the matter?
00:08:06Nothing important.
00:08:07There's a magnetic storm raging with a sodium formation.
00:08:13Is that what interests you?
00:08:14Ah, nuts. Take the sodium and make yourself a bicarbonate.
00:08:21Well, nothing here.
00:08:22The old man must be told.
00:08:25You don't mean to insinuate that I should...
00:08:26You are the dean, Dr. Cornfield.
00:08:28Precisely.
00:08:29But he'd just start to snap at me and then I'd...
00:08:31I'd lose my temper.
00:08:32We have no authority.
00:08:34It's up to you, Cornfield.
00:08:35Nothing of the kind.
00:08:37Calm yourselves, gentlemen.
00:08:38I'll tell him.
00:08:39If it turns out to be a flash in the pan, I'll be the lightning rod.
00:08:44This is my last day here.
00:08:46Anyway.
00:08:49Precisely.
00:08:50After all, he was the first one to see it.
00:08:52Will someone please tell me what's going on?
00:08:54I've never been known to snap at anyone.
00:08:56I've never been known to be a spy on them.
00:09:03Lie down, Gedeon.
00:09:05Lie down.
00:09:10Lie down.
00:09:14Lie down.
00:09:15Lie down.
00:09:15Lie down.
00:09:17Come forward, Steele.
00:09:38I know all about it.
00:09:40I don't understand what you mean, Professor.
00:09:43I'm talking about the reason that brings you here.
00:09:45Wake up, young fella.
00:09:46I'm talking about the outsider.
00:09:49The outsider?
00:09:51It's all written there.
00:10:07Right.
00:10:09Amazing.
00:10:10How did you do it?
00:10:12Young fella, you and the others have to see and hear.
00:10:15Well, before you can know, I have one advantage over all of you.
00:10:19Calculus.
00:10:21However, I'm glad to see that you at least know how to read it.
00:10:25In spite of the disdain in which I hold all your stupid and dull mechanical apparatuses, you think that I don't examine carefully the readings that you send me?
00:10:39The difference is that you accept those readings as results, whereas for me, they are merely elements in a formula.
00:10:50I have been aware of this thing for the last five days, and I have been curiously awaiting to see when the rest of you will discover it.
00:11:00It was only just before dawn that we were able to...
00:11:02Oh, so you didn't see it until just before dawn.
00:11:08And didn't any one of you notice the change of position of the two outer planets?
00:11:15Change of position?
00:11:18Infinitesimal.
00:11:19It merely heralded the arrival of the outsider.
00:11:23Why do you call it the outsider?
00:11:27Because it comes from another galaxy.
00:11:29It simply entered the solar system during the night.
00:11:33None of the other observatories have reported it yet.
00:11:36They couldn't.
00:11:37They don't have powerful enough instruments.
00:11:39That's what Dr. Kornfield maintains.
00:11:40Ah, yes.
00:11:46How very interesting.
00:11:49I'm sorry to hear that I have an opinion that is shared by your Dr. Kornfield.
00:11:55What the devil are you staring at?
00:11:58Get away from me.
00:11:59I can take care of this.
00:12:01Anyway, it's all there.
00:12:03Diameter, dimension, speed, and course of the outsider.
00:12:07Now you keep your trap shut with the others and get out of here.
00:12:11Professor, a foreign body, a planet, the outsider as you call it,
00:12:15has entered the solar system and is heading right for us.
00:12:19Because of its size and particular characteristics,
00:12:21it won't burn up when it contacts the Earth's atmosphere.
00:12:24It could be a catastrophe.
00:12:26Now that's a perfect summary of the situation.
00:12:30So, maybe it would be prudent, Professor, to warn the others,
00:12:34the department, the high command.
00:12:36Steel, I've already told you to keep your trap shut and get out of here.
00:12:40With pleasure.
00:12:44In fact, I've also come here to say goodbye.
00:12:48Oh, if only I had a handkerchief.
00:12:51I'd burst into tears.
00:12:52The ones who should have noticed it before you are those idiots on Mars.
00:13:03But since they're all army, they weren't able to, Professor.
00:13:07They are surrounded by a magnetic storm with the formation of sodium.
00:13:11Now that's not a bad alibi.
00:13:13High command, this is Mars Base 3.
00:13:27High command, this is Mars Base 3.
00:13:31High command, this is Mars Base 3.
00:13:33Over.
00:13:34We've lost contact again, Commander.
00:13:36Right on microwave.
00:13:36Sir, there's another signal.
00:13:41This is Mars Base 3.
00:13:44It's for you, Commander.
00:13:45Plug in with speaker.
00:13:47Hello.
00:13:48Hello.
00:13:48Commander Cole speaking.
00:13:50Hi, Bob.
00:13:51This is Steel.
00:13:52Fred, Steel?
00:13:53Where did you spring up from?
00:13:55I have a message for you.
00:13:58I'm leaving the island tomorrow.
00:14:00Then Eve Barnett and I are going to get married.
00:14:04Congratulations.
00:14:05But you hit me at a bad moment, Fred.
00:14:07I have a convoy coming in, and until just a few seconds ago,
00:14:10my lines of communication were cut off.
00:14:13You'll have to excuse me, Fred.
00:14:14Wait, Bob.
00:14:15There's something else.
00:14:16I'll transmit it in code.
00:14:17Fred!
00:14:20What are you doing?
00:14:22He's a crazy kid.
00:14:23He could have made a fine soldier,
00:14:24but he got a sudden passion for astronomy.
00:14:27Astronomy being called Eve Barnett?
00:14:30Exactly.
00:14:31I'll decode the message.
00:14:34Probably some more of his foolishness.
00:14:37Do they answer yet?
00:14:38No, sir.
00:14:45Oh, so now you think marriage is a lot of foolishness.
00:14:49Not ours, Kathy.
00:14:53What is it, Boyd?
00:14:54Commander, we've established contact with the convoy escort.
00:14:56They're off course.
00:14:57Twelve degrees from the curve of fall.
00:14:59Of course.
00:15:04Connect me with the convoy escort.
00:15:06Plug in the speaker, Boyd.
00:15:07Yes, sir.
00:15:08Mike Sierra, one-five.
00:15:12This is Mars, base three.
00:15:14Over.
00:15:16Mars, base three.
00:15:18This is Mike Sierra, one-five.
00:15:19Go ahead.
00:15:21Do you know the causes of your deviation from course?
00:15:23Causes unknown.
00:15:24We have been in free-fall navigation for one, zero, three Earth hours.
00:15:29Deviation became noticeable just nine hours ago.
00:15:32Request permission to operate rocket propulsion motors
00:15:34in order to correct course.
00:15:38There's no other solution.
00:15:42Permission granted.
00:15:46Gyroscope's in operation.
00:15:48Juliet, five.
00:15:49This is Mike Sierra, one-five.
00:15:51Duplicate our maneuver.
00:15:52Over.
00:15:53Mike Sierra, one-five.
00:15:55This is Juliet, five.
00:15:57Wilco, out.
00:16:00Gyroscope set maximum.
00:16:01Gyroscope's at maximum.
00:16:07Engines at eight gammas.
00:16:11Engines at ten gammas.
00:16:14Inversion.
00:16:16Thirty-five degrees.
00:16:17Will they be able to get back on course, Commander?
00:16:35I don't see why not, Boyd.
00:16:37Bob, Fred steals message.
00:16:39Open the protective dome with the parabolic antennas.
00:16:55Switch on the electronic telescope.
00:16:57The magnetic storm has passed its peak,
00:16:58but there's still an inferno raging outside, sir.
00:17:00Execute the order.
00:17:02This is the space dome to be scanned.
00:17:04Yes, sir.
00:17:04The dome is opening.
00:17:19They're still off course.
00:17:22But a constant of two degrees increase.
00:17:25Mike Sierra, one-five.
00:17:26This is Mars Base, three.
00:17:28Juliet, five.
00:17:28Copy.
00:17:30Increase rocket power to 12 gammas
00:17:31and correct inversion another one-five degrees.
00:17:34Wilco.
00:17:36Engines at 12 gammas.
00:17:38Fifteen degrees more inversion.
00:17:40Bob, look.
00:17:42The outer satellite, Deimos, is out of orbit.
00:17:45How far out?
00:17:46Six degrees with a fairy Martian displacement of 700 miles.
00:17:49Mike Sierra, one-five.
00:17:50This is base three.
00:17:52Juliet, five.
00:17:52Copy.
00:17:53Deimos is out of orbit.
00:17:54It may intersect your course.
00:17:55It's coming towards us.
00:17:57We're falling.
00:18:09The cargo carrier can't make it.
00:18:10It's too heavy.
00:18:12Commander.
00:18:17Order the cargo carrier pilots to launch themselves in space.
00:18:20To be picked up.
00:18:21Hurry.
00:18:21Juliet, five.
00:18:23This is base three.
00:18:24Adopt emergency system.
00:18:26Fred was right.
00:18:28We must calculate mass, size, and speed
00:18:30in order to determine its field of attraction.
00:18:32Mike Sierra, one-five.
00:18:33This is base three.
00:18:35Increase rocket power.
00:18:36Attempt rescue Juliet, five pilots.
00:18:39Wilco.
00:18:40Engines at maximum.
00:18:44Juliet, five.
00:18:45This is Mike Sierra, one-five.
00:18:49Prepare to effect self-launching.
00:18:52Ready in spacesuits.
00:18:54Emergency system in operation.
00:19:03We have opened our depression chamber.
00:19:06Minus five, four, three, two, one.
00:19:11Go.
00:19:15Space three, this is Mike Sierra, one-five.
00:19:43Rescue operation affected.
00:19:45Request maneuver instructions.
00:19:47Over.
00:19:48This is base three.
00:19:49Invert another ten degrees relative to tangent of Deimos.
00:19:53Specify speed of course.
00:19:55Hold tight just a few seconds more.
00:19:57Can't command the order.
00:19:58What, Commander?
00:20:00Mike Sierra, one-five.
00:20:01This is base three.
00:20:02Disregard last order.
00:20:03Execute 35-degree inversion.
00:20:05Speed, 16,000 miles.
00:20:07But then we'll head straight for Deimos.
00:20:08Execute.
00:20:09No.
00:20:12No.
00:20:13No.
00:20:14But that's murder.
00:20:18You're sending them to certain death.
00:20:19That'll do, Boyd.
00:20:22I'm sorry, Commander.
00:20:25I know what I'm doing.
00:20:28Don't you understand, Boyd, that the fields of attraction have undergone an incredible modification?
00:20:32Don't change course.
00:20:41Keep rocket power at maximum.
00:20:44Confirm.
00:20:46Lewis.
00:20:47Lewis, answer.
00:20:48Answer me, Lewis.
00:20:49We're getting away.
00:21:16We're getting away.
00:21:17Hey.
00:21:17Hey.
00:21:17Hey.
00:21:17Hey.
00:21:17Hey.
00:21:18Hey.
00:21:19Hey.
00:21:30I never thought we'd make it, Lewis.
00:21:32They'll be landing here on Mars in a few minutes.
00:21:42Commander, please excuse me.
00:21:45Don't let it worry you, Boyd.
00:21:47You just lost your bearings for a moment.
00:21:50Lewis, the first pilot on that spaceship is my son.
00:21:57Thank you for having brought him back to me.
00:22:00You shouldn't thank me.
00:22:02We must prepare a report for the High Command
00:22:05and transmit to Earth its death sentence.
00:22:09Mars Base 3, calling Earth.
00:22:14I was the one, I.
00:22:17And Fred.
00:22:18Fred?
00:22:20Dr. Steele.
00:22:21Oh, yes.
00:22:23Your boyfriend.
00:22:24You disobeyed my order.
00:22:25We saved human lives.
00:22:27Are you going to get a medal?
00:22:29We won't.
00:22:30Maybe the base commander on Mars will.
00:22:33But we didn't do it to win a prize.
00:22:35All the more prize worthy.
00:22:39Aren't you aware, you silly girl,
00:22:41that by this peremptory gesture of yours,
00:22:44you've created a panic?
00:22:46Before I could...
00:22:47Before?
00:22:47Before I could complete my studies of the outsider.
00:22:51But Professor...
00:22:51Oh, I know what you're going to say.
00:22:54Something about the salvation of human lives.
00:22:58You're a great disappointment to me, Miss Barnett.
00:23:02I've been here at your side for several years now, Professor.
00:23:05And I've learned, if I may say so,
00:23:09to know you.
00:23:10And I have lived with myself many more years than you,
00:23:14if I may say so.
00:23:16And I know myself better.
00:23:18Why are you so determined to appear pitiless?
00:23:21I have no time to lose in popularity contests.
00:23:25And you don't either.
00:23:27Your young man is waiting for you.
00:23:31Is that Commander Cole's report on the outsider's field of attraction?
00:23:35Yes.
00:23:35Yes.
00:23:35Yes.
00:23:40Good-bye, Eve.
00:23:51Oh, this is interesting.
00:23:56I could almost beg your pardon.
00:24:00Extraordinary.
00:24:01This confirms everything.
00:24:08Eve.
00:24:10Eve.
00:24:32Five minutes to go, Dr. Steele.
00:24:34What's that for?
00:24:43I don't know.
00:24:44Fred, we can't.
00:24:48We can't go.
00:24:50Why?
00:24:51What's happening now is bigger than we are.
00:24:54It's not only happening here.
00:24:55It's happening in New York, in Moscow, in the tiniest village in Africa.
00:24:58But here...
00:24:59The important thing is to face it together.
00:25:04Forgive me, Fred.
00:25:06You've always done everything I've ever wanted.
00:25:10You don't deserve.
00:25:14But I'm not going.
00:25:15I'll go by myself.
00:25:21Don't fight, dears.
00:25:24Neither one of you is leaving.
00:25:26Dr. Steele, the flight's suspended.
00:25:28And so are all transfer permissions.
00:25:35All scientists have been mobilized as of today.
00:25:38Let's hope they give us uniforms.
00:25:42Then we'll all be equals together, won't we?
00:25:46And, darlings, you'll be interested to know that the old man has been severely reprimanded.
00:25:53Reprimanded.
00:25:58Reprimanded.
00:25:58I have been reprimanded.
00:26:01As usual, the bigwigs have to try to find a scapegoat.
00:26:05He must try to understand them, Professor.
00:26:07The news caught them by surprise.
00:26:09Panic has been widespread.
00:26:11Perhaps they think, mistakenly, that if they'd been informed in time...
00:26:15Wonderful.
00:26:16Wonderful.
00:26:18What's your name?
00:26:18Cornfield, I believe.
00:26:19Well, Mr. Cornfield, you are wonderful.
00:26:22You have a facile tongue.
00:26:25Well, for once I will loosen my tongue.
00:26:28I didn't say anything because I wouldn't have been believed.
00:26:31You know, it's not difficult to tell the truth.
00:26:34But it's impossible to be believed.
00:26:37You want an example?
00:26:39Read it.
00:26:43It's written here that in spite of all predictions, the outsider will not collide with the earth.
00:26:49Go on, get out of the way, Gideon.
00:26:51That's the boy.
00:26:52Professor Benson, in brief, you maintain the...
00:27:11I maintain nothing.
00:27:13I ascertain.
00:27:15I ascertain on the basis of mathematical elements which are irrefutable, that the outsider will
00:27:21bypass the earth at a distance of 95,000 miles without even dreaming of grazing the outside
00:27:28edge of our atmosphere.
00:27:30Greenwich, Mount Palomar and the observatory in the Urals, as well as the basis on Mars and
00:27:35the Moon, have formulated other forecasts that are very different.
00:27:39Your esteemed colleague Newman and the great physicist Ratoff have expressed as their opinion...
00:27:43Mr. Cornfield, there's only one opinion that interests me, my own.
00:27:50Oh, one would say, ladies and gentlemen, that you are disappointed to learn that the end
00:28:02of the world has been postponed.
00:28:04Clear the launching ramp.
00:28:14Space ship, Alpha 23, in arrival.
00:28:16Engines off.
00:28:34Doesn't look great.
00:28:49And what if...
00:28:52Every one day are already on campus.
00:28:55Welcome back to Earth, Colt.
00:29:05General Varrock, my wife and assistant.
00:29:08We haven't a moment to lose.
00:29:10We must go to the high command immediately.
00:29:12I understand the fear psychosis is very grave.
00:29:15Everyone wants to run away.
00:29:17But where?
00:29:18It's impossible to predict on what part of the globe the outsider will fall.
00:29:22Gentlemen.
00:29:22Gentlemen, we've heard about the wave of suicides and riots.
00:29:28To stem them, we've even gone so far as to announce our official approval of a theory of that charlatan Benson.
00:29:35What is Professor Benson's theory, General?
00:29:37The outsider will bypass the Earth at a distance of 95,000 miles on its course toward the sun.
00:29:42We know damn well it's not true.
00:29:44Of course.
00:29:45However, we have committed ourselves to destroy the outsider beyond the limits of the Earth's atmosphere.
00:29:49I've worked out a detailed development of the automatic plan of strategy which you transmitted to me.
00:29:55Good.
00:29:55We will compare your conclusions with ours.
00:29:57Our nomination as operational commander has been met with a feeling of universal relief, Cole.
00:30:11But my name's unknown to the public, General.
00:30:13Don't forget that you were the first to discover the outsider.
00:30:16All I did was receive the information communicated to me by Dr. Steele.
00:30:20I decoded the message myself.
00:30:22We know all that.
00:30:23However, the people have faith in you.
00:30:24It's not to our interest to disillusion them.
00:30:26General, today we are facing an adversary just as much to be feared as the outsider.
00:30:30Public opinion.
00:30:32But the truth is, we cannot afford to split hairs.
00:30:35From now on, we can only rely on one thing.
00:30:38Eve!
00:30:39Eve!
00:30:40Eve!
00:31:10Eve!
00:31:18It's useless.
00:31:20You don't even exist for her.
00:31:23Professor!
00:31:24Huh?
00:31:24Professor!
00:31:26Professor Benson, it stopped just as you predicted.
00:31:30The outsider has started to orbit around the earth.
00:31:35What did you say?
00:31:37Professor.
00:31:38Professor, it stopped at exactly 95,000 miles.
00:31:42Just as you calculated.
00:31:44And it's gone into orbit.
00:31:50Congratulations.
00:31:53Professor Benson, my congratulations.
00:31:56Stand back, you madman.
00:31:59Give me your reports.
00:32:00It's impossible.
00:32:10Why?
00:32:11The first time in my life I have made an error in calculus.
00:32:16An error that is mathematically impossible.
00:32:20The outsider should not have gone into orbit.
00:32:28Benson, is your little error in calculus the only thing you can think of?
00:32:32Dr. Steele, I have never held you in very high esteem.
00:32:41But I must admit that this time, without knowing it, you have put me on the right track.
00:32:48You're right.
00:32:48For once, I shall not depend on mathematical calculations.
00:32:53Cornfield, you know much better than I how to operate these stupid visual screens that permit us to talk to the bigwigs in politics and the military forces.
00:33:13I have no intention of speaking to them, but you will.
00:33:17You will inform them, in my name if you like, that the outsider must be destroyed.
00:33:23And immediately.
00:33:24Can't you get any closer with the telescopic lens, Boyd?
00:33:32This is the maximum.
00:33:41Spectroscopic examination reveals existence of two mineral salts, unknown to the solar system.
00:33:47Complete absence of atmosphere.
00:33:49Interior of mass is not compact, possibly made up of gases.
00:33:54External radioactivity soundings register increasingly high percentage.
00:34:03We could make more detailed findings in a reconnaissance flight to the outsider.
00:34:07Benson's against it.
00:34:09Benson?
00:34:09They all hang on his word these days.
00:34:11He just keeps repeating, destroy it immediately.
00:34:13With the radioactivity I just registered, I'd go slow.
00:34:17If atomic missiles are used, the explosion could cause some pretty serious chain reactions.
00:34:22I think so, too.
00:34:23We must have more data to work on, no matter what the cost.
00:34:32Professor!
00:34:38I've never seen you before outside your den, as they call it.
00:34:43My dear.
00:34:45Aren't you feeling well, Professor?
00:34:49Here are the latest readings.
00:34:50Still all right.
00:34:58They'll soon see.
00:35:05Do you know what is the most tiring thing of all, Eve?
00:35:08Having to communicate and explain when the important thing is to know.
00:35:15Do you love your neighbor, Eve?
00:35:23I ought to say to the devil with the law, my duty is to science.
00:35:27I'm a scientist.
00:35:28Not a defender of the human race.
00:35:31So, they don't want to destroy the outsider.
00:35:34They want to explore it.
00:35:35That'll be funny.
00:35:37Come along with me.
00:35:38Where?
00:35:39We're going to enjoy the show.
00:35:42Come on.
00:35:44I don't know the way.
00:35:47Yes, Professor.
00:35:48Professor.
00:35:48We are honored.
00:36:16That's it, precisely.
00:36:18We are honored.
00:36:19Do you mind if I sit down?
00:36:21I walk long enough.
00:36:23Sit here.
00:36:25Oh, what a lovely surprise.
00:36:30Would you care for a cup of coffee?
00:36:32I'm not here on a social basis.
00:36:34Oh, excuse me.
00:36:35I've come to drink a cup of gall.
00:36:41Cornfield.
00:36:42Are you quite certain that you may declare to the High Command my complete disapproval of this further waste of time?
00:36:50More than once, I assure you.
00:36:52But the United Commission declared that the disintegration of the outsider would be too risky.
00:36:58So close to the earth.
00:36:58Idiots.
00:37:04Is that where you look?
00:37:06Precisely, Professor.
00:37:07We've just established contact.
00:37:08The image is clear enough.
00:37:18They seem to have made some progress in this field.
00:37:21This spaceship is equipped for an exhaustive examination of the outsider's internal mass structure.
00:37:26And the research exploration team is composed of the very best scientists in the world.
00:37:31I don't understand why they didn't invite you to the party, Dr. Cornfield.
00:37:39They will approach the planets until they are within 75 miles of the surface.
00:37:45What did you say?
00:37:4775 miles.
00:37:49Precisely.
00:37:54A match.
00:37:57Somebody please give me a match.
00:38:00High Command, this is Bravo Zebra 8.
00:38:08We have entered into orbit and are circling on a radius of 350 miles.
00:38:16Proceeding with electronic soundings.
00:38:18Over.
00:38:19Execute reduction of orbit and spiral costs.
00:38:21Over.
00:38:27Maneuver executed.
00:38:29Everything in order.
00:38:30Over.
00:38:32Looks like a kid's show.
00:38:40Watch out.
00:38:40Turn back.
00:38:45Engines at maximum.
00:38:47Inversion costs 45 degrees.
00:38:48General Verick, why did you leave me grounded?
00:39:04You'll have other opportunities to play the hero.
00:39:07Look.
00:39:12They're overtaking us.
00:39:13Well, you've all seen.
00:39:27And I've had my satisfaction.
00:39:31I made no error in calculus.
00:39:33The outsider should not have gone into orbit.
00:39:39Since it did, it's because there was a voluntary modification.
00:39:45You said voluntary.
00:39:46You said voluntary.
00:39:53Precisely.
00:39:55Cornfield, put me in contact with the department bigwigs.
00:40:00The time has come to look them in the eye.
00:40:07Now, leave me alone.
00:40:11I am Benson.
00:40:38I want to speak to you.
00:40:41It's about time I did.
00:40:42No one has ever prevented you.
00:40:45I want to be listened to, then.
00:40:49It depends on what you say.
00:40:50It's very serious.
00:40:55Your days are numbered.
00:40:58Just a moment.
00:40:59I prefer that you speak before the United Commission.
00:41:01Oh, God.
00:41:24Bye.
00:41:26Bye.
00:41:27Bye.
00:41:27Bye.
00:41:27Bye.
00:41:28Bye.
00:41:28Bye.
00:41:28Bye.
00:41:28Professor Benson.
00:41:34Gentlemen, you have exactly 840 hours left in which to act.
00:42:01In the meantime, the Outsider will be tightening its orbit around the Earth.
00:42:07It will descend to a distance of 45,000 miles from the Earth's surface.
00:42:12And then...
00:42:13What proofs do you have?
00:42:16You'll find them written there.
00:42:20I take it for granted you know how to read.
00:42:25The formulas have just been photographed.
00:42:28We will examine your hypothesis most attentively.
00:42:32This is no hypothesis.
00:42:34I tell you that the Outsider, in tightening its orbit around the Earth,
00:42:39will provoke serious upsets in the balance of nature's elements,
00:42:44changes of climate and oreography in vast zones of the globe.
00:42:50You're concerned about the fate of the human race.
00:42:53You're wrong, my dear sir.
00:42:55I am not moved by humanitarian motives.
00:42:59Well then, Professor Benson?
00:43:00I want to know the truth.
00:43:02What truth?
00:43:03That's hidden inside the nucleus of the Outsider.
00:43:12I'll make you a deal.
00:43:14Benson, you explain yourself back.
00:43:15You find yourself to the heart of the matter.
00:43:18Please tell us, Professor Benson.
00:43:20I have already determined that deep within the Outsider there are conscious beings
00:43:27who come from another galaxy, fugitives perhaps, from a dying world.
00:43:33Then according to you, the Outsider is a kind of survivor's raft.
00:43:37That's a colourful description.
00:43:41But it stays the case.
00:43:43These space survivors are attracted to the Earth's life-giving warmth.
00:43:51Very well then.
00:43:54I present you with the possibility of saving the human race.
00:43:59That is, to put it bluntly, I will save your lives for you.
00:44:07Yours.
00:44:08And yours.
00:44:10And yours.
00:44:12On one condition.
00:44:15That you give me the necessary means for studying and uncovering the Outsider's secret.
00:44:23What means, Professor Benson?
00:44:25I ask to have the absolute command of all operations invested in my hands.
00:44:55Professor Benson?
00:45:17I scared them all away.
00:45:20Shall I walk you back to the house?
00:45:25In the name of the United Commission, I am instructed to communicate to you
00:45:46our most profound admiration and gratitude, Professor Benson.
00:45:49The Executive Office has proposed you for the highest academic award.
00:45:56I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
00:45:59As for your request, the United Commission finds it necessary to turn it down.
00:46:05That doesn't surprise me.
00:46:06Under the circumstances, the initiative passes to the military forces.
00:46:12This is war.
00:46:13That I'm not of draft age.
00:46:16The Executive Office
00:46:46is all here in these buttons the missiles the spaceships from the first to the ninth wave
00:46:53there are three regular strategic alternatives and one for emergency
00:46:58this automatic plan has been conceived by our military engineers guided by
00:47:02commander robert cole who will take personal part in the operation that's a good enough
00:47:07guarantee for anyone we're depending on you mr barrington this chief of the psychological bureau
00:47:13to unleash every propaganda means at your disposal to tranquilize public opinion
00:47:18you can count on a general i believe i have all the elements necessary gentlemen
00:47:35bob don't you think varick is oversimplifying that's one way to gather courage
00:47:46when i think of how we got married based on a psychotechnical examination which determined
00:47:52the affinity between our individual characteristics what's this all about kathy now i bless that
00:47:58psychotechnical exam i love you bob
00:48:07i'd like to have a house of our own and babies i don't remember that from the psychotechnical exam
00:48:16but i'm happy even like this as long as you never leave me take me with you bob out there
00:48:24the plan is all here i want to be included in one of those buttons but only because you are there
00:48:37this is the one isn't it
00:48:42the ninth wave the last one but you don't forget benson what's benson got to do with it remember
00:48:50his prediction 840 hours left only 118 have passed even admitting that it's right
00:49:03do i have to climb down or can i listen to you from up here
00:49:06i know the plan of attack first the telecontrolled missiles will be launched as a diversion tactic
00:49:20the discs will enter into their usual formations provoking what the military experts refer to
00:49:25as the moment of neutralization only then will the spaceships attack the discs and destroy them
00:49:31that techniques as old as the hills supposed to be clever tactics hmm why are you telling me all this
00:49:39stupid nonsense the squadron commander is bob cole who was the instructor of my class at school
00:49:45ha fine class that must have been judging by the results he has asked me to take part in the
00:49:51expedition young fella this is a dangerous mission or as they say in such cases a hopeless one i know
00:49:57but i need your permission i'm still part of the scientific compliment here i don't like the smell of
00:50:02this story why because it's inspired by non-scientific motives
00:50:10explain yourself professor what the devil do you think i'm doing
00:50:15eve i want to present you a hero he wants to go to war all because of you because of me
00:50:24miss barnett and i no longer have anything in common it was all a big mistake fred i've been
00:50:29made aware that miss barnett is completely indifferent as far as i am concerned and
00:50:34fortunately i've discovered that i have the same feeling of indifference regarding her what what a
00:50:40dull silly little performance this is right out of a 19th century melodrama professor if eve still
00:50:48interested me one little bit i wouldn't be going out of my way to look for
00:50:52trouble as you seem to be intimating nonsense human feelings are inconsistent in fact they're the
00:50:58only inconsistent elements in all nature be quiet galleon i didn't ask for your opinion
00:51:09all right steel you can go with your old college chump and have yourselves a nice class reunion
00:51:17i've just had an idea naturally it's a great one
00:51:30high command this is alpha two three three disc formation
00:51:43that's enough cut off the telecommand are you crazy cut off the telecommand i say we must
00:52:00maneuver freely that would be an act of insubordination two discs are heading towards
00:52:06gamble your career you idiot if you don't want to gamble your life
00:52:16alpha two three has cut off the telecommand
00:52:18hit one of them bob not with the ray run into him don't look at me like that i'm not insane
00:52:31he can't see you and if you don't use the radio he won't hear you go to it bob do as i tell you
00:52:39it's fred steel spaceship
00:52:45wait a few seconds my girl before you put me on the rack
00:52:57you must pass as close to him as possible almost grazing him
00:53:00it's falling it's falling towards the earth the other discs are retreating
00:53:15at this speed they'll burn up when they hit the atmosphere at least coloners men will end up in glory
00:53:22damn it bob you've got to regain control maybe this is my party friend close your big mouth
00:53:27look out watch out i'm cutting off the engines
00:53:42gyroscopes the maximum
00:53:49as soon as we're perpendicular to the earth i'll start the engines again
00:53:53what about the disc if it has as good a pilot as we do it's safe
00:54:00engines
00:54:08contact the high command immediately tell them in my name to call back all surviving spaceships
00:54:15the fallen disc must be recovered at all costs
00:54:19as for you my girl you get hold of that sometimes suitor of yours
00:54:25he'll be still alive i want his report on the fallen disc
00:54:36and if the bigwigs don't want to listen to me this time either you can tell them in my name
00:54:41you all go to hell
00:54:50it's slowing down the disc is slowing down but it can't free itself from the force of gravity
00:54:56it's cleaning it's cleaning so it's cold
00:55:02soon very soon now we'll be looking the outsiders inhabitants in the face
00:55:11quickly connect me with professor benson right away fred
00:55:25we forced an entry sir
00:55:41ời
00:55:44you
00:55:49you
00:55:52you
00:55:55you
00:55:56you
00:55:57you
00:55:57you
00:55:58you
00:55:59you
00:55:59This is Steele calling Professor Benson.
00:56:19Professor, we've entered the disk.
00:56:26We've searched everywhere. There's no one here.
00:56:28Who do you expect to see? Your grandmother? Look harder.
00:56:37Everything is connected to a cylinder. It's transparent.
00:56:42Seems to be made of quartz with changing colors.
00:56:46It's there.
00:56:48What is?
00:56:52A cipher.
00:56:53Get official permission. Or steal it. Anything you like.
00:56:58But bring it here to me.
00:56:59It's here to me.
00:57:29That's not it, Cornfield. I detest your stupid gadgets, but at least I know that you should raise the frequency and reduce the wavelength.
00:57:43That's as far as it can go, Professor.
00:57:44Hmm. You mean as far as you can go.
00:57:52Ah. I was waiting for you, my girl.
00:57:55Atmospheric radioactivity rising.
00:58:06The outsider is closing in.
00:58:09The outsider is closing in.
00:58:10The outsider is closing in.
00:58:11The outsider is closing in.
00:58:22The outsider is closing!
00:58:32Fred.
00:58:34Listen.
00:59:04Listen.
00:59:35We can't wait any longer.
00:59:37There are only 216 hours left.
00:59:40Benson must be reminded of his own prophecy.
00:59:43The key to the cipher may be discovered any moment now, or maybe never.
00:59:47This is terrible, drawn-out agony for the whole world.
00:59:51The abrupt end that everyone expected would have been better.
00:59:54Most things happen unexpectedly, even the apocalypse.
01:00:05Oh, I have faith in bits and the mathematicians.
01:00:10But in bits and the cannon maker...
01:00:19Don't be disturbed by the welcome you get.
01:00:21The old man hates polite chatter.
01:00:23And has no sense of hospitality.
01:00:34Excuse me, but...
01:00:36Have you two made up?
01:00:38We haven't had time.
01:00:41Or the opportunity.
01:00:44There's only one thing out of Step of the Times is...
01:00:48Love.
01:00:50Please forgive me.
01:00:52Quite the contrary.
01:00:53I'm grateful to you, Cathy.
01:00:56I'm afraid, Eve.
01:00:58Not of suffering myself, but...
01:01:00I'm afraid for him, my husband.
01:01:02Coming.
01:01:03I'm very glad to meet you, Commander.
01:01:13I've heard quite a lot about you.
01:01:15From Dr. Steele.
01:01:20Your wife?
01:01:21Yes.
01:01:22Delighted.
01:01:24Any kids?
01:01:25No.
01:01:26No.
01:01:27But we will have, someday.
01:01:28Good for you.
01:01:29Take a chair.
01:01:30Take a chair.
01:01:41Uh...
01:01:42Mrs. Collins?
01:01:45I think the moment has come...
01:01:47for you to offer some of your delicious coffee.
01:01:55Uh...
01:01:56Mrs. Collins...
01:01:57is so good.
01:01:58Psychic, you know.
01:01:59And, uh...
01:02:00these are my kids.
01:02:01My collaborators, I should say.
01:02:03And this is, uh...
01:02:04Dr. Cornfield.
01:02:05Yes, the eldest.
01:02:06The dean, I mean.
01:02:08Have a cigar.
01:02:09Hmm?
01:02:10I don't mind if I do.
01:02:27Ah!
01:02:28Gibson.
01:02:29What about some music?
01:02:30Professor.
01:02:31I'm very grateful to you for your courtesy, but...
01:02:34You don't like music?
01:02:36Not very much.
01:02:37Oh!
01:02:38But, Commander, music is language.
01:02:41The language of the bodies in space.
01:02:43Have you never heard of Pythagoras?
01:02:45The harmony of the spheres?
01:02:47The language of numbers?
01:02:50Ah!
01:02:51But, of course.
01:02:53You come from the same school as Dr. Steele.
01:02:56Professor!
01:02:57Enough!
01:02:58I have found...
01:02:59you understand...
01:03:01a richer language than your rude, imperfect spoken tongue.
01:03:05An order...
01:03:06which sound will give from afar...
01:03:08will make you, Cole...
01:03:10the most listened to commander...
01:03:12in the history of the human race.
01:03:14Because we have deciphered for you...
01:03:16the language of the outsider!
01:03:18And you...
01:03:21will speak to the disks up there.
01:03:24You...
01:03:25will give the order.
01:03:26And they...
01:03:27will destroy themselves.
01:03:28And your weapons...
01:03:29will be like these...
01:03:30this...
01:03:31and that...
01:03:32and that!
01:03:33Precisely.
01:03:34The highest of frequencies.
01:03:35Wavering six millimetres.
01:03:36Cornfield!
01:03:37You're wonderful!
01:03:39Gibson!
01:03:40Reynolds!
01:03:41Moran!
01:03:42Music!
01:03:43What are we waiting for?
01:03:48Listen!
01:03:49Listen to this!
01:03:54I will write the score...
01:03:56and you...
01:03:58will play it!
01:04:03Watch this!
01:04:26The key is...
01:04:29and that's it!
01:04:30Time to touch!
01:04:31Stop!
01:04:32Again...
01:04:33be devic��ize!
01:04:35And that...
01:04:36a lot to eat rocks.
01:04:37Yes!
01:04:38They...
01:04:39they!
01:04:40I'm sorry...
01:04:41and that you...
01:04:43get a job!
01:04:45Saying them to a mission...
01:04:46Um...
01:04:47well...
01:04:48I did not remember his life.
01:04:49Where did he go?
01:04:50Go.
01:04:51Where...
01:04:52د...
01:04:53The...
01:04:54Now it's our turn.
01:05:05Cornfield, Reynolds, Gibson, Moran, music!
01:05:24Cornfield, Reynolds, Gibson, Moran, music!
01:05:54No, not yet!
01:06:18Professor Benson, the military operation for destroying the outsider is ready to go into effect immediately.
01:06:24But I want to discover the whole truth.
01:06:27It's passing close by to us.
01:06:28I cannot agree to let you destroy it out of cowardice.
01:06:32Professor, there are only 72 hours left in the time limit, you yourself set.
01:06:36But you cannot destroy it on me now that I'm so close!
01:06:40Professor, you act as if it were your personal property.
01:06:44Science is nobody's personal property.
01:06:50Very well, then.
01:06:53You deserve what's coming to you.
01:06:56What do you mean?
01:06:57You have studied the planet's surface, but you have not torn open its bowels, which spewed forth the disks that I destroyed.
01:07:09That's where the truth is hidden, deep inside.
01:07:12You will destroy an unopened tin can, and that tin can will blow up in your hands.
01:07:23Do you really think there is someone inside?
01:07:26More than someone.
01:07:35Gentlemen.
01:07:39I will give you a guarantee.
01:07:42For the first time, the first time in my scientific life,
01:07:46I will come out of my den,
01:07:49prepared to pay with my person.
01:07:51Engines off.
01:08:21Release static supports.
01:08:43Professor?
01:08:45Professor?
01:08:46How do you feel?
01:08:49Like I never felt before.
01:08:51My dear.
01:08:52The radioactivity percentage is very high.
01:08:56The Amiathus spacesuits won't protect us for very long.
01:08:59Long enough.
01:09:01Remember, Professor, that you must obey my orders.
01:09:05Aye, aye, sir.
01:09:07We have just three hours.
01:09:09Then the outsider will be destroyed.
01:09:11What a pity.
01:09:12My watch is always slow.
01:09:14You should wear both of them.
01:09:23One is even more than enough.
01:09:26Your glasses, Professor.
01:09:29To see...
01:09:31The truth.
01:09:33The truth.
01:09:50Electromagnetic field at wide strength.
01:09:54Radioactivity percentage and relative increase.
01:09:57Turn back, Professor.
01:10:02It's a blasted.
01:10:03We'd have to search for months to find the underground entrance,
01:10:06if there is one.
01:10:07Oh, shut up.
01:10:09I know the way.
01:10:10You're exaggerating your merits, Professor.
01:10:16The signal.
01:10:18I'm being guided by the signal.
01:10:21Follow me.
01:10:22The disks took off from here.
01:10:49Let's hold the ring.
01:10:49Let's go back.
01:10:50Let's go back.
01:10:52Let's go back.
01:11:22Let's go.
01:11:23Let's go back.
01:12:20There they are.
01:12:32Dead creatures.
01:12:36You need to be afraid of them.
01:12:40They tried in vain to escape from a world dying in agony, up in one of the higher galaxies.
01:12:46They have been traveling for millions of light years.
01:12:50This planet, that was intended as their North Ark, has become their tomb.
01:12:56Why kill them?
01:12:58Time, perhaps they hoped that their future generations would land on a living world if only a blind one like ours.
01:13:08Perhaps the secret of their death is locked inside here.
01:13:18Radioactivity.
01:13:20Radioactivity must have destroyed them.
01:13:24Radioactivity must have destroyed them.
01:13:36Benson Expedition, this is X-ray 1-5. Over.
01:13:40X-ray 1-5, this is Benson Expedition. Go ahead.
01:13:44Return immediately. Return immediately.
01:13:46We'll call.
01:13:47We'll call.
01:13:48Propeller in.
01:13:49Not yet.
01:13:50Don't you understand, you crazy fools?
01:13:52That their plans have survived their death?
01:13:53They would have set them down on the Earth uselessly?
01:13:54Those plans are condensed in something here, would you say?
01:13:55No.
01:13:56No.
01:13:57No.
01:13:58No.
01:13:59No.
01:14:00No.
01:14:01No.
01:14:02No.
01:14:03No.
01:14:04No.
01:14:05No.
01:14:06No.
01:14:07No.
01:14:08No.
01:14:09No.
01:14:10No.
01:14:11No.
01:14:12No.
01:14:13No.
01:14:14No.
01:14:15No.
01:14:16No.
01:14:17No.
01:14:18No.
01:14:19No.
01:14:20No.
01:14:21No.
01:14:22No.
01:14:23No.
01:14:24No.
01:14:25No.
01:14:26No.
01:14:27No.
01:14:28No.
01:14:29No.
01:14:30No.
01:14:31No.
01:14:32No.
01:14:33No.
01:14:34No.
01:14:35No.
01:14:36Eve! Eve!
01:14:38Boy, I'll join you later. I can't leave them here.
01:14:40That's an order. Get back to the ship.
01:14:43Kathy!
01:14:48Professor Benson! Professor!
01:14:56Eve! Eve!
01:15:06Kathy! Kathy!
01:15:36Professor Benson, get back!
01:15:42Professor Benson! Professor Benson!
01:15:47Eve! Eve! We must get out of here!
01:15:49Professor Benson, where are you?
01:15:52Professor Benson, get back!
01:15:58Professor Benson! Professor Benson!
01:16:00Eve! Eve! We must get out of here!
01:16:03Professor Benson, where are you?
01:16:22Professor Benson, you're right!
01:16:36Here it is.
01:16:55The electronic brain is here.
01:17:03The truth.
01:17:04I'm nearing it.
01:17:08I'm getting closer.
01:17:10Benson, this truth of yours will cause you to your life.
01:17:12And what importance does life have, young fella, if to live means not to know?
01:17:18We don't want to know, Benson. We want to live.
01:17:20Watch out, Eve.
01:17:35The outsider is defending himself.
01:17:37Let's go.
01:17:39Let's go.
01:17:42Let's go.
01:17:45Look out.
01:17:46Stop the plan, General.
01:18:15Stop the plan.
01:18:17Unthinkable.
01:18:18Take off, I tell you.
01:18:19The plan's about to go into action.
01:18:23Cowards.
01:18:25We're cowards.
01:18:27You shouldn't have left them there alone.
01:18:31Especially me.
01:18:37Boy to Commander Cole.
01:18:39Boy to Commander Cole.
01:18:41In the name of God, Commander, answer me.
01:18:45We've run around in a circle.
01:18:47Let's get out of here.
01:18:51Fred, we're here in the cave!
01:18:53We've reached it!
01:18:58No, Kathy!
01:18:59No!
01:19:01Bob!
01:19:03Bob!
01:19:04We won't leave, Commander, if you don't come back.
01:19:07I can't make it.
01:19:09Save yourself.
01:19:11Bob!
01:19:12Bob!
01:19:13Never, Kathy!
01:19:14Never!
01:19:17My son, Lewis, and two other men are coming to get you.
01:19:20Answer!
01:19:21Boy is trying from pain.
01:19:22He's right.
01:19:23Save yourself.
01:19:24Eve, I beg you.
01:19:25Within 50 seconds, the plan will go into action.
01:19:26I cannot stop it.
01:19:27You're committing suicide.
01:19:28The rescue squad is about to pick up the missing party.
01:19:31Just a few more seconds, General.
01:19:32Just a few more seconds, General.
01:19:33C'mon!
01:19:34I'm down!
01:19:35Leave him!
01:19:36Mayor!
01:19:37Me!
01:19:38I'm down!
01:19:39I'm down!
01:19:40And you're out!
01:19:41Save me!
01:19:42Save me!
01:19:43Never!
01:19:44I'm down!
01:19:45I'll go!
01:19:46It's out!
01:19:47The rescue squad is about to pick up the missing party.
01:19:49We're down!
01:19:50That's right!
01:19:52Just a few more seconds, General.
01:20:10Launch missiles and special warheads.
01:20:13That's an order.
01:20:16Minus.
01:20:17Ten.
01:20:18Nine.
01:20:20Eight.
01:20:22Seven.
01:20:24Six.
01:20:25Five.
01:20:26Four.
01:20:28Three.
01:20:29Two.
01:20:30One.
01:20:34Contact.
01:20:47I have the formula.
01:20:49I know the truth.
01:20:51Now I can order the outsider to go away.
01:20:54Stop your useless missiles.
01:21:06Engines.
01:21:07Hold on.
01:21:08Hold on.
01:21:09Hold on, Darren.
01:21:10Hold on.
01:21:11Hold on, Darren.
01:21:12You can't die.
01:21:13You can't die.
01:21:14You can't die.
01:21:15You can't die.
01:21:16You can't die.
01:21:17You can't die.
01:21:20You can't die.
01:21:21You can't die.
01:21:25You can't die.
01:21:30Kathy.
01:21:31Kathy.
01:21:33Kathy.
01:21:37High Command, this is X-ray 1-5.
01:21:38Over.
01:21:39High Command, this is X-ray 1-5.
01:21:40We're approaching safety distance.
01:21:41Goodbye.
01:21:42Professor.
01:21:43Good-bye.
01:21:44Professor.
01:21:45Good-bye.
01:21:46Professor.
01:21:47Now you won't know.
01:21:48Goodbye, Professor.
01:22:11Now you won't know.
01:22:15You'll never know.
01:22:18Now.
01:22:30Poor Benson.
01:22:32If they opened up his chest, they'd find a formula.
01:22:35Where his heart should have been.
01:22:37The End
01:22:50Oh, oh, oh, oh.
01:22:52Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.
01:23:03I'm gone.
01:23:15In your time, you are all for me.
01:23:32In your time, you are all for me.
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