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00:02:37No lo entiendo
00:02:39Hey Dan, it doesn't make any sense
00:02:42I said it doesn't make any sense
00:02:49The Geiger Con has been going on and off all morning
00:02:52And the nucleometer checks right along with it
00:02:54You talk like a man with rocks in your head
00:02:56Radioactivity is a constant thing
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00:03:00Oh yeah
00:03:09Radon gas seepage?
00:03:14AEC checked this whole area two years ago
00:03:17Couldn't be a plane flying over the bombing range with an atomic warhead
00:03:20Not unless he's hedge hopping
00:03:22Maybe just a blast of cosmic energy from the sun
00:03:25Impossible
00:03:27This stuff is coming from right there
00:03:33Only 30 miles away
00:03:35The base of Mystery Mountain
00:03:37Or in the mountain itself
00:03:40Hello, anybody home?
00:03:45You know it's 3 o'clock and you mad scientists haven't even stopped for lunch
00:03:49No wonder I've been getting insulting messages from my stomach
00:03:51Hello Sal
00:03:54Something going on over at Mystery Mountain
00:03:57On Mystery Mountain?
00:03:59The most godforsaken spot on the desert
00:04:01Hasn't seen a human being since 1900 when the prospectors gave it up
00:04:04Sure must be hot out there
00:04:06Dad says he can't understand how the army missed building a base out there
00:04:09It's so miserable
00:04:10There it goes again
00:04:11Look at that tile
00:04:1620 miller rings
00:04:17Fine verse square that'd be
00:04:20Dad and we're going over to Mystery Mountain
00:04:23But not before we eat
00:04:24No, I've got the fries down to a beautiful call in the barbecue
00:04:27Why you just have to eat
00:04:30Come on
00:04:31Oh boy
00:04:40I can hardly wait
00:04:41Hey Steve
00:04:43We're going to take a trip to Mystery Mountain
00:04:45Can't we get Jim to take us over with a scintillator?
00:04:47That's the easy way
00:04:48Nope, we're going in a jeep
00:04:50I don't want to scare away who's ever out there with a plane
00:04:54Ah!
00:04:55For now, fly out into the patio
00:04:57Or I'll never get this lunch together
00:04:59What do you expect to find out there, Steve?
00:05:01A crank using an old mime for experiments?
00:05:04You got me
00:05:05Spooks
00:05:06Gotta be Spooks
00:05:07Hey, what are you doing, incinerating them?
00:05:10I like mine pretty raw
00:05:11Better feed him, or he becomes violent
00:05:13Go sit down, both of you
00:05:15Hi, Mr. Fallon
00:05:17Yeah, Dan, Steve
00:05:18Hey, if you like your hamburgers cremated, you're just in time
00:05:21No thingy, Dan
00:05:22Well, I didn't know you were having a party
00:05:23Yeah, a little going away party for Steve and me
00:05:25Making a trip, Steve?
00:05:27Just over to Mystery Mountains
00:05:28What in the world would take you out there at this time of the year?
00:05:31Must be at least 120 in the desert
00:05:33That's what I've been telling them
00:05:34There's something going on over there
00:05:36Open the door for me, will you please, Dan?
00:05:38Well, you can't just leave me there, Steve, go on
00:05:41It's a hot blast of gamma coming from Mystery Mountains
00:05:44That's cause enough for any scientist to go into the desert
00:05:47Lucky it's intermittent
00:05:48If it was constant, we'd be fried
00:05:51Oh, either way we get fried
00:05:52By a gamma ray or a jeep right across a desert at 120 in the shade
00:05:56Which the nearest of is 20 miles away
00:05:58All right, Danny boy
00:06:00If you feel delicate, I'll go alone
00:06:03What, and get lost?
00:06:04Oh, please remember, Steve, I'm your brain
00:06:06Don't make a move without me
00:06:07Have you any idea what could be, Steve?
00:06:10No, that's what we're going to find out
00:06:11Give me some onions, will you, Sally?
00:06:14The way Dan's piling them all
00:06:16And I'm going to have to eat some in self-defense
00:06:18How long do you expect to be gone?
00:06:21Three or four days
00:06:22If the spooks don't get us
00:06:23Don't you think you ought to notify the AEC, Steve?
00:06:26No, not till we find out first
00:06:28Oh, curiosity
00:06:29I know, kills cats
00:06:32We've got 18 miles between us
00:06:34And no more hamburgers
00:06:36I'm going to have to eat some in our minds
00:06:39And do not catch a little
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00:13:27¡Vamos!
00:13:57¿Qué es esto, Steve?
00:14:04Tengo que pasar por ahí.
00:14:27Tengo que pasar por ahí.
00:14:57Tengo que pasar por ahí.
00:15:27Tengo que pasar por ahí.
00:15:58¿He never kissed me like that before? Wow.
00:16:00I never missed you so much before.
00:16:03You should stay away more often.
00:16:07Tengo que pasar por ahí.
00:16:13Oh, you know Dan, playboy at heart.
00:16:17One week in the mountains and he has to go to Las Vegas to recuperate.
00:16:21What's the matter, Steve?
00:16:25Nothing's the matter.
00:16:27But, well, you're different.
00:16:29I don't know what you mean, different.
00:16:32I'm still the same old lovable character I always was.
00:16:37Excuse me, Sally.
00:16:47What happened out there?
00:16:48Tell me.
00:16:49Nothing, Sally.
00:16:54Now, don't you worry your pretty little head about it.
00:16:58No, not until you've told me the truth.
00:17:03I'm Sally, remember?
00:17:05The girl you're going to marry.
00:17:06I know you, Steve.
00:17:08I know you, Steve.
00:17:09And I know when there's something wrong.
00:17:13I don't know what you're talking about.
00:17:15If you mean that, that pain I had.
00:17:19It was just a tooth kicking up.
00:17:20You're a spook, you know, getting all fired up just because I don't explain a toothache.
00:17:35You acted funny.
00:17:38And that way you kissed me.
00:17:48Like that?
00:17:50It makes my toastie.
00:17:59Don't say.
00:18:01Oh, you were trying to be too tired.
00:18:04Steve.
00:18:12No, no, no, Steve.
00:18:15Stop it.
00:18:17Steve.
00:18:20I'm sorry.
00:18:26You've been working too hard.
00:18:27You've got to see a doctor.
00:18:28Don't expert me, Sally.
00:18:29I'm all right.
00:18:42George, he didn't mean it.
00:18:43Something's the matter with Steve.
00:18:48What happened to him out there?
00:18:50Who are you?
00:19:14What do you want?
00:19:18I am God.
00:19:20I need your body as a dwelling place while I am here on your earth.
00:19:25Why me?
00:19:26Because you are a recognized nuclear scientist.
00:19:29Because you have operated places on earth, I want to go.
00:19:33I chose your body very carefully, even before I knew about Sally, a very exciting female.
00:19:42Leave Sally out of this story.
00:19:43Leave Sally out of this story.
00:19:44Why?
00:19:45If she appeals to me, there are some aspects of the life of an earth savage that are exciting
00:19:52and rewarding, things that are missed by the brains on my planet arrows.
00:19:58Thank you so much as touch, Sally.
00:20:00It is you who are touching her.
00:20:04Even I must have some interest to stir me up.
00:20:08She'll do very nicely.
00:20:10I warned you.
00:20:16None of your alien weapons will affect me as long as you are alive.
00:20:22You will have me using your body, directing your brain, turning your simple little will
00:20:29off and on like a key at a line.
00:20:31You saw what happened to your friend.
00:20:36I'm scaring you only because I need you.
00:20:40For as long as I wish to be, I am you.
00:21:01Hi, Sally.
00:21:03Dad.
00:21:04Dad.
00:21:05What is it?
00:21:05What's the matter?
00:21:06It's Steve.
00:21:07Something happened to Steve?
00:21:08I don't know.
00:21:09He was here just an hour ago.
00:21:12I can't explain it to you.
00:21:14He was changed.
00:21:16I think he was ill.
00:21:18He looked like he...
00:21:20I just can't tell you.
00:21:22It was awful.
00:21:22You think he's ill?
00:21:24No.
00:21:25No, he never looked better, but it was as if he was a stranger.
00:21:29I'll talk to Dan.
00:21:32He'll know whatever it is that's bothering Steve.
00:21:34I wouldn't worry.
00:21:35Steve says Dan went to Las Vegas.
00:21:38I don't believe it.
00:21:38It's not like Dan.
00:21:40There's something wrong.
00:21:42Did it ever occur to you that Steve might have something on his mind?
00:21:47Well, I'll go to the lab and see if I can help.
00:21:50If I were you, I'd put another place on the table.
00:21:59Don't you answer your door anymore.
00:22:10I'm sorry.
00:22:11I didn't hear you knock.
00:22:12I can only stay a minute.
00:22:14Steve, something's the matter between you and Sally.
00:22:17What is it?
00:22:19Oh, nothing really.
00:22:22Sally's just a little upset with me for staying away so long.
00:22:25She'll get over it.
00:22:26It's more than that, Steve.
00:22:28I know Sally pretty well, but this time, she's worried about you.
00:22:33Why didn't you come back to the house and be and have lunch with us?
00:22:36Well, I'd like to.
00:22:38I'd like to come over and talk to you about...
00:22:41Steve.
00:22:46I can't come over now.
00:22:53Will you please leave?
00:22:56Of course.
00:22:57That's what you want?
00:22:59That's what I want.
00:23:02Steve, I think you're ill.
00:23:03May I call Dr. Parker for you?
00:23:09No.
00:23:11I ain't your own business.
00:23:12Will you get out of here?
00:23:13Aren't you worried at all about Steve, Dad?
00:23:33Of course I am, Sally, but Steve's a grown man.
00:23:36He has his problems.
00:23:37We all have.
00:23:38But I'm in love with him.
00:23:40We're going to be married.
00:23:41Well, don't you think we should do something if he's sick?
00:23:47Sally, I don't like to interfere in other people's affairs.
00:23:51Steve is terribly upset by something.
00:23:53If he wanted to take me into his confidence, he would.
00:23:55But if you could have seen the way he acted here this afternoon, you'd...
00:24:00Well...
00:24:02I can't explain it to you, Dad.
00:24:06Something terrible has happened to Steve.
00:24:09And what's more, I don't think Dad is in Las Vegas.
00:24:12It isn't like Dad just to suddenly disappear like that.
00:24:15Well, what do you want to do, Sally?
00:24:18I'm willing to try anything, if it'll help.
00:24:19Well, whatever happened to Steve happened on Mystery Mountain.
00:24:28I'd feel a lot better if we could go there, to see if we can find the answer.
00:24:32It's a terrible trip this time of the year.
00:24:35I know.
00:24:36But just the same, I'd like to make it.
00:24:39Tomorrow.
00:24:41Well, I've spoiled you too long to try to stop now.
00:24:44We'll leave tomorrow morning.
00:24:46You get the food and water, and I'll get the other gear.
00:24:48Thanks, Dad.
00:24:52We'll find out there.
00:24:55At least we'll be trying.
00:25:18Looks like the infant line's the car, anyway.
00:25:23Look, Dad, they're kind of cheap.
00:25:25Jeep tracks, too.
00:25:28Must have walked down the mountain from here.
00:25:30Get the water, I'll get the flashlight.
00:25:31Okay.
00:25:31Okay.
00:25:42Thank you.
00:25:42Careful, honey.
00:25:44Thank you.
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00:28:14At least we know they came this far.
00:28:22There's a side passage, Dad.
00:28:23Dad, did you see that light?
00:28:34No, I didn't, honey.
00:28:36It was going to be my light reflecting.
00:28:38Daddy, it's me.
00:28:50We better get out of here.
00:28:52Oh, no.
00:28:53There was something in there happened to change to you.
00:28:56And I'm going to find out what it was.
00:28:58Look.
00:29:04Look.
00:29:07It's D. Sittler.
00:29:10He must have had a real good reason for leaving that behind.
00:29:13So, no, honey.
00:29:14He must have been in a hurry.
00:29:15You can turn the light back on, Dad.
00:29:21I saw it.
00:29:23Stay here.
00:29:24He's dead, isn't he?
00:29:43What was it?
00:29:44What caused it?
00:29:45I don't know.
00:29:47Nothing I'm familiar with.
00:29:55All this has something to do with the way Steve's been acting.
00:29:58We'd better get back to town and report this to the sheriff.
00:30:03Earthlings.
00:30:12Who?
00:30:14What are you?
00:30:15Do not be afraid.
00:30:16I am a friend.
00:30:18I am not of your Earth.
00:30:20My name is Paul.
00:30:21I am from the planet Paris.
00:30:23I was sent here by my leader to capture the criminal Gore who escaped from Paris to your
00:30:28planet Earth.
00:30:29He has already voided that human in the passage.
00:30:32He is cunning and dangerous.
00:30:34I need your help.
00:30:36What can we do?
00:30:37Do you know the dead one's companion?
00:30:39Yes, he's a really good friend.
00:30:41He has been behaving strangely?
00:30:43Yes, he has.
00:30:44His body has been taken over by this criminal I seek.
00:30:48If you have regard for your friend, not a word of this meeting to anyone.
00:30:53Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, I will appear at your home.
00:30:56We will make our plans then.
00:30:58Dad, what are we going to do?
00:31:09We must do as the thing says.
00:31:11We have no choice.
00:31:16Yes, this is Steve March.
00:31:18I'd like to speak to Colonel Frogley, Atomic Energy Headquarters, Indian Springs.
00:31:22Could you put me through, please?
00:31:23Hello, Colonel?
00:31:28Steve March.
00:31:31Yeah, you're right.
00:31:33I'm calling in connection with those tests you planned this week.
00:31:36Oh, just small ones, eh?
00:31:39Well, I'd still like to be there as an observer.
00:31:43Friday?
00:31:46All right.
00:31:46I certainly appreciate this, Kirk.
00:31:50I'll be there.
00:31:52Goodbye, sir.
00:31:53So, Friday, the savages are going to play with their new toy.
00:32:06Gore will be there.
00:32:08Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, as an observer.
00:32:10I'm going to demonstrate something Friday.
00:32:14I have a surprise for them.
00:32:16We've got to be able to stop you.
00:32:24Get out!
00:32:25Get out!
00:32:26Get out!
00:32:29Your feeling of helplessness is your best friend, Savage.
00:32:34When I am occupying your body, or in my present transitory form, I am without substance and indestructible.
00:32:42You are fortunate that Gore, one of the greatest intellects in the world where intelligence is all, has chosen to use your body.
00:32:52I, Gore, in your stupid body, will have power, life, or death over this civilization.
00:33:00Through me, you shall have power such as no man has ever seen before in the history of your planet.
00:33:06The power of pure intellect.
00:33:12Good dog.
00:33:31Good dog.
00:33:32Please be seated.
00:33:33I come to you on the friendliest of missions.
00:33:36What do you want us to do?
00:33:37You can help me save the Earth from a terrible experience.
00:33:42Yes, the whole Earth.
00:33:44Gore is insane for power.
00:33:46That's why he came to Earth when he escaped from Eris.
00:33:49You are a weak and new civilization.
00:33:52With Gore's power and his ambition, he could rule it.
00:33:55How can you stop it?
00:33:56I will have to force him out of the body of your friend to take him back to Eris for his punishment.
00:34:01If I cannot, your friend will have to give his life to save the world.
00:34:04Why should Steve have to die?
00:34:06Well, we will try to save him.
00:34:08Now I need a host, an Earth body.
00:34:11Take mine.
00:34:12No, Sally.
00:34:14I'd like to help.
00:34:15Let me explain.
00:34:16Once I'm in your body, I will be in complete control of your thoughts, your movements, your life.
00:34:21I must have your complete agreement, very complete cooperation in every way.
00:34:25I agree.
00:34:26I will need a body that will be inconspicuous and constantly around Gore.
00:34:31Think it over carefully.
00:34:33Perhaps the young lady would be the best.
00:34:34George?
00:34:36What about George?
00:34:38The dog.
00:34:39He is intelligent, devoted, strong.
00:34:43And he's always a Steve and me.
00:34:45We will take the young female for a ride in your car.
00:35:12I will enjoy being you tonight.
00:35:16She gives me a very strange, very new elation.
00:35:19She lives in her car.
00:35:27I know.
00:35:27I watch the young man who is in the car.
00:35:29She...
00:35:30So...
00:35:31I can't.
00:35:36She's an individual.
00:35:37So...
00:35:38her loves me.
00:35:38Love me.
00:35:39It's Dann.
00:35:39So...
00:35:39The young man who is in the car,
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00:36:20¡Gracias!
00:36:22¡Gracias!
00:36:24¡Gracias!
00:36:26¡Gracias!
00:36:28¡Gracias!
00:36:30How can I let my daughter put herself in the hands of this thing?
00:36:33How long does this go on?
00:36:35Only until I can capture Gore outside of Steve's body.
00:36:38No harm shall come.
00:36:40Are you sure?
00:36:41I have powers that equal and surpass the powers of Gore.
00:36:44Here he comes.
00:36:46Remember, we must do nothing to make Gore suspicious.
00:36:49You must treat Steve as you've always treated him.
00:36:52But how can I?
00:36:54I'm scared to death of him.
00:36:56You must find strength.
00:37:10Hello, John.
00:37:11Hi, Sally.
00:37:12Hi.
00:37:13Better get a sweater on.
00:37:14I got the top top.
00:37:15Hi.
00:37:16Hello, George.
00:37:17Come on, boy.
00:37:18Put your feet up.
00:37:19Come on.
00:37:20Come on, fella.
00:37:21How are you, bud?
00:37:22How are you, bud?
00:37:23So, Dan decided to visit the fleshpods.
00:37:24Uh, yeah.
00:37:25John, about that scene the other day.
00:37:26I'm sorry.
00:37:27It's forgotten.
00:37:28We all have a bad days.
00:37:30I, uh, I guarantee you it'll never happen again.
00:37:31If you can forgive me, I, I was mad at Dan.
00:37:33He ran out on me in the midst of a very important experiment.
00:37:35I don't know, these things just piled up.
00:37:38Forget it, Steve, forget it.
00:37:39It never happened.
00:37:40I am glad to see you in your usual good humor.
00:37:42All snap, master.
00:37:44Let's go.
00:37:45I guarantee you, it'll never happen again.
00:37:48If you can forgive me, I...
00:37:49I was mad at Dan.
00:37:50He ran out on me in the midst of a very important experiment.
00:37:54I don't know.
00:37:55Things just piled up.
00:37:56Forget it, Steve.
00:37:56Forget it.
00:37:57It never happened.
00:37:58I am glad to see you in your usual good humor.
00:38:01All set, Master?
00:38:02Let's go.
00:38:05When do you want to go, Georgie?
00:38:06All right, you can go.
00:38:08If you promise not to drive.
00:38:10Have a good time, kids.
00:38:15That's our world out there, Sally.
00:38:28Yours and mine.
00:38:30Really?
00:38:31All of it?
00:38:32If you want it.
00:38:34You've been out in the sun a lot today with no hat on?
00:38:39I can give it to you.
00:38:40Believe me.
00:38:45That's so rough, Steve.
00:38:55Goodness, you've turned into a regular caveman.
00:39:06You see a difference in me, eh?
00:39:08I am different, Sally.
00:39:13And the whole world's going to know how different by next Friday.
00:39:19I'm going to the atomic bomb test in Indian Springs.
00:39:22I'm going to watch the test with Colonel Frogley and Professor Tate.
00:39:26And then I'm going to introduce my discovery.
00:39:29It'll make the atomic bomb look like a firecracker.
00:39:34You frighten me when you talk like that.
00:39:36It's true.
00:39:37I've discovered a power that's going to make me the most feared man on earth.
00:39:44Is that what you want?
00:39:47Power?
00:39:48That's what everyone wants.
00:39:49That's why the office boy wants to be the boss.
00:39:52That's why the private wants to be the general.
00:39:54Power?
00:39:57And I've got it.
00:39:59I wish you'd tell me what you're talking about, Steve.
00:40:03It doesn't make any sense.
00:40:06I can't.
00:40:07Don't, Steve.
00:40:12Steve!
00:40:13You think you can get away from me?
00:40:15You can't.
00:40:16Don't!
00:40:16I want you, Sally.
00:40:18And what I want, I take.
00:40:19No!
00:40:20No!
00:40:36I...
00:40:36I kind of got carried away out there, didn't I?
00:40:40Yes, you did.
00:40:44Do any good to say I'm sorry?
00:40:45You know I love you, Steve.
00:40:53But I hardly knew you tonight.
00:40:57Forget it.
00:41:00If you want me to.
00:41:03Thanks.
00:41:03What are you going to do Friday, Steve?
00:41:11I'm going to the atomic test as an observer.
00:41:13You can forget all that crazy talk.
00:41:20All right.
00:41:22Forget all about tonight, will you?
00:41:24Okay.
00:41:25Okay.
00:41:26Okay.
00:41:29The plane, a worldwide liner with 38 passengers aboard, simply exploded in midair, according
00:41:34to eyewitnesses.
00:41:35The wreckage is high on the side of Mount Almogordo.
00:41:38Rescue parties are now on their way to the scene of the tragedy, although there is little
00:41:41hope that any of the victims will be found alive.
00:41:46Mount Almogordo.
00:41:47It's only 20 miles away.
00:41:51We might be able to help.
00:42:05You!
00:42:07Help your men up there.
00:42:08Give them a hand with his litter.
00:42:11Turn that light over here.
00:42:12Get that light over here.
00:42:14Another body coming over the hill, Colonel.
00:42:15Good.
00:42:16Take it easy.
00:42:17Take it easy.
00:42:19Get the door.
00:42:31Turn that light back on down here.
00:42:37Colonel Hawk, anything we can do?
00:42:38Still some bodies missing.
00:42:40When we were driving a few miles away, I heard the broadcast.
00:42:43Hold it right there, fellas.
00:42:44This is not for you, miss.
00:42:45They all look like that?
00:42:53Did you ever see anything else that flash burns so violently?
00:42:56All right, man.
00:42:57I want to show you something else.
00:43:00Brought the present take from the Indian Springs over at Whitley.
00:43:02He's been testing the only piece of metal we could find so far.
00:43:06The plane exploded over a hundred acres.
00:43:07Oh, hi, Steve.
00:43:10Hello, Dale.
00:43:11Radiation?
00:43:12Well, it seems almost certain, yet there's no contamination.
00:43:15I've never seen anything like this before.
00:43:17Now, what we're telling you is a strict confidence, Steve.
00:43:19We don't want to start a panic.
00:43:20Better take this piece and get it over to Indian Springs lab.
00:43:28Steve, see you later.
00:43:29Bye, Dale.
00:43:34I couldn't help hearing what he said, Steve.
00:43:36It was terrible.
00:43:39Could be the beginning of the end.
00:43:40What do you mean?
00:43:44You heard what he said.
00:43:47That accident was caused by something we've never seen before.
00:43:51What did cause it?
00:43:54The professor's right.
00:43:57It was caused by a power from outside of this world.
00:44:02Do you really believe that, Steve?
00:44:06There's nothing else to believe.
00:44:10Why would it do a thing like that?
00:44:16To demonstrate its power over the earth?
00:44:21Oh, I'm sorry.
00:44:23I didn't mean to frighten you with my theories, hon.
00:44:27If your theories were true,
00:44:29we'd be at the mercy of this thing.
00:44:34Yes.
00:44:37Such a creature could rule the whole world.
00:44:40Oh, Dad.
00:44:49It was awful.
00:44:51We went to the plane crash.
00:44:53Those people were burned just the way Dan was.
00:44:57It was that thing that possesses him that did it.
00:44:59Now, Sally.
00:45:00This is a time for thinking and planning, not trying.
00:45:03I know, I know.
00:45:04There must be somewhere to stop him.
00:45:07It will not be an easy task.
00:45:09Gore is not vulnerable while he is in the body of the human or in his transitory stage.
00:45:14Only when he is in his true form can he be killed or captured.
00:45:18Can a human kill him at such a time?
00:45:20It is possible.
00:45:21In his true state, a heavy blow on the point known to your surgeons as the Fisher of Rolando can kill.
00:45:27Is there any special time when Gore might assume such a state?
00:45:30In Earth's atmosphere, we must return to our true state once every 24 hours in order to assimilate enough oxygen for life.
00:45:38If we could tell Steve of this Fisher of Rolando.
00:45:42That is very dangerous.
00:45:43It would have to be done when Gore was not inhabiting the body.
00:45:46If Gore even suspected your friend of having this information, he would kill him immediately.
00:45:51There must be some answer to this horrible situation.
00:45:55Perhaps the army, the army could do no good.
00:45:59Then what are we supposed to do?
00:46:02Just sit and wait.
00:46:06I love him, Dad.
00:46:08Do you understand?
00:46:10I just can't leave him alone when he needs help.
00:46:13You can't help him, Sally?
00:46:18Nobody can.
00:46:21Come in.
00:46:31No, Steve.
00:46:33Hello, Wiley.
00:46:34What's the law doing out in a night like this?
00:46:37Go over and talk to me.
00:46:38Oh, sit down.
00:46:39I'll pour you a cup of coffee.
00:46:40All right.
00:46:41What have I done?
00:46:43Oh, record nothing, Steve.
00:46:45Just got some questions I want to ask you.
00:46:47Oh, about the plane accident?
00:46:49I was there.
00:46:51No, it was about Danny Murphy.
00:46:53Dan?
00:46:54He's in trouble.
00:46:56Well, it depends on the way you look at it.
00:46:59He's dead.
00:47:01Dead?
00:47:02What happened?
00:47:02I was hoping you could tell me, Steve.
00:47:05found his body in a cave on Mystery Mountain.
00:47:08You went out there with him, didn't you?
00:47:10Yeah.
00:47:11I came back with him.
00:47:12He said he was going to Las Vegas.
00:47:15Yeah.
00:47:17That's all I understand.
00:47:19He did an autopsy on Dan's body, Steve.
00:47:22He never made it to Las Vegas.
00:47:24Oh, he said he was going.
00:47:25Yeah.
00:47:27Autopsy showed he'd been dead since the day you two went out there.
00:47:30Doc put the cause of death as burns.
00:47:34Said his body was cindered.
00:47:38Just like the bodies in that plane wreck.
00:47:41I don't reckon you know too much about that.
00:47:43But there's more to this business in the cave than you've told me.
00:47:49I ain't on arresting me, Sheriff.
00:47:51I know.
00:47:52I might.
00:47:54On what grounds?
00:47:55You lied about Dan.
00:47:57Said he was in Las Vegas when all the time he knew he was dead.
00:48:00That's grounds enough.
00:48:02You and he are also mighty fond of that Fallon girl.
00:48:06You're in a little trouble, Steve.
00:48:08Oh, no, I'm not.
00:48:10You're the one that's in trouble.
00:48:12Yeah.
00:48:12I killed Dan.
00:48:15I killed those people in that plane, too.
00:48:19And now I'm going to kill you.
00:48:22I'm taking you in, Steve.
00:48:24Oh, no, you're not.
00:48:42Oh, no.
00:48:49Oh, no.
00:48:51Oh, that's out.
00:48:53Oh, no, he's on my own.
00:48:54Oh, no, he's on my own.
00:48:57Oh, yeah.
00:48:59Oh, no.
00:49:00Oh, no.
00:49:00Oh, no, you're not.
00:49:01¡Gracias!
00:49:31¡Gracias!
00:50:01I've had a conference call with my colleagues.
00:50:03We can see nothing to be gained by delaying the tests.
00:50:06The proximity of the plane disaster to the testing grounds convinces us
00:50:09that the invaders are in that area.
00:50:11The tests may be instrumental in bringing them out into the open.
00:50:21Physicians report from Indian Springs.
00:50:23The condition of the bodies recovered from the plane crash
00:50:26is identical to that of the nuclear scientist Dan Murphy,
00:50:29killed at Mystery Mountain.
00:50:33Death by intense radiation.
00:50:39Gentlemen, gentlemen.
00:50:41The knowledge we have must be treated as top secret.
00:50:44We want no panic.
00:50:46Only key personnel in your units will be briefed on our suspicions.
00:50:50We should move at once to Indian Springs and prepare for any emergency.
00:50:59Come on, George. Get up.
00:51:05Come on, boys.
00:51:10Hey, you got company.
00:51:14Sally, I can't believe you know you're frightened.
00:51:17Always at mealtime.
00:51:19You can smell meat and potatoes clear out to your lab.
00:51:22I came by for that.
00:51:25And to return your beast, George.
00:51:27Came over to visit me last night.
00:51:29Almost ate me out of house and home.
00:51:31Hello, John.
00:51:32Hello, Steve.
00:51:33As long as you're here, won't you stay for a bite to eat?
00:51:34I plan to.
00:51:36Gotta go home early, though.
00:51:38Big day tomorrow at Indian Springs.
00:51:40Just got the weather reports.
00:51:45Perfect for the tests.
00:51:47Gonna be a lot of brass there.
00:51:49That's good.
00:51:51I want to talk to him about some ideas I've developed.
00:51:55Got some surprises for him.
00:51:57Well, I'll go get dinner ready.
00:52:00So the experiments are going well.
00:52:02You worked hard, Steve. You deserve some recognition.
00:52:05I'll get it tomorrow.
00:52:07You giving out any hints, or do I have to wait for the rest of the world?
00:52:12Ah, no hints, John.
00:52:15Well, maybe, uh, one hint.
00:52:19I'll tell you this much.
00:52:22I'm gonna give a demonstration tomorrow that'll create as much excitement as...
00:52:28the bombing of Hiroshima.
00:52:32How much left for George?
00:52:34Come on, boy. Sit up.
00:52:35Now, that was a good dinner, Sally.
00:52:38Don't sound so surprised.
00:52:40Well, I'm going to the den and get to work before the dish washing starts.
00:52:43Every silver lining has a dark cloud.
00:52:45Guess I'm stuck.
00:52:47That's what I want for my birthday. A dishwasher.
00:52:49Well, I'll see you after the dish is washed.
00:52:56Oh, you don't have to help me, Steve.
00:52:57I know you're in a hurry to get home.
00:53:00Ah, I'll wash him twice the next time.
00:53:08Won't be long now, hon.
00:53:10And you'll be Mrs. Steve March.
00:53:13Okay?
00:53:15You know it is.
00:53:16You like living in Washington.
00:53:18Washington?
00:53:20Yeah.
00:53:21Servants.
00:53:22Everything your little heart desires.
00:53:24We're going to be rich.
00:53:25Oh, richer than that.
00:53:27Pictures in the paper.
00:53:28Royalty calling on you.
00:53:30You scare me when you talk like that, Steve.
00:53:33You don't believe me.
00:53:35Of course I don't.
00:53:37I know you're just kidding.
00:53:39But you kid too much.
00:53:41It's becoming an obsession.
00:53:44All this power and money.
00:53:46Who needs it?
00:53:47I do.
00:53:49You will too.
00:53:51It's habit forming, Sally.
00:53:53The more you get, the more you want.
00:53:56You'll see what I mean tomorrow.
00:53:58I don't understand you anymore, Steve.
00:54:00What's going to happen tomorrow?
00:54:04What is it that's going to make all this difference?
00:54:08You'll just have to wait and see.
00:54:13Love me?
00:54:15You know I do.
00:54:17Gonna marry me?
00:54:19No matter what happens.
00:54:21I can't think of anything that would keep me from loving Steve March.
00:54:30You're more important to me than anything, Sally.
00:54:32You know that.
00:54:36That's the way I feel about you, Steve.
00:54:39Only you suddenly got a yen for power and money.
00:54:45I guess there's nothing strange about that.
00:54:48Not for a man who's in love with the most wonderful girl in the world.
00:54:50I want those things for you, you silly little idiot.
00:54:54Now, don't get started on that again.
00:54:56Okay.
00:54:57You don't want to be rich and famous.
00:54:59All right, Powerhouse.
00:55:00So you don't want to do the dishes?
00:55:02Get going.
00:55:04I've got to keep my mind on my work.
00:55:06See you tomorrow on my way home from Indian Springs.
00:55:08Okay.
00:55:39Well, Steve, glad you got here.
00:55:41Hello, Colonel.
00:55:42I understand you have a lot of brass out here for the test today.
00:55:45We have.
00:55:46We also have a very serious situation, Steve.
00:55:48There's a top-door meeting scheduled, sir.
00:55:50Oh, here they are right now.
00:55:51General Brown.
00:55:53I'm sure you've heard of Dr. Steve March.
00:55:55He's been conducting experiments in nuclear fission on a grant here in the desert.
00:55:58Steve?
00:55:59General Brown.
00:56:00How do you do?
00:56:01I'm afraid, March, that this meeting is top secret.
00:56:04I understand, General.
00:56:06The Colonel was just telling me.
00:56:07However, before the meeting starts, I'd like to have a few words with you, gentlemen.
00:56:11I promise you I won't waste your time.
00:56:13Well, I'm afraid the business we have at the moment is more important, March.
00:56:16Come on, Colonel.
00:56:18I'm sure it isn't, General.
00:56:21This meeting is about the mysterious explosion of the passenger plane
00:56:25and the radiation burning of my assistant, Dan Murphy, isn't it?
00:56:29I can explain those deaths if you and the rest of the gentlemen
00:56:32will give me a few moments of your time.
00:56:37All right.
00:56:38Two minutes.
00:56:45Sit down.
00:56:46Sit down, gentlemen.
00:56:47Gentlemen, before I can ask you to take what I have to say seriously, I want to show you something.
00:57:02This is the closed-circuit television set focused on the test area, isn't it?
00:57:10Yes.
00:57:12And, uh, these buildings and equipment have been placed in the desert for destruction by the atom blasts?
00:57:17That's right.
00:57:18Would you all kindly watch the screen?
00:57:29¡Gracias!
00:57:59¡Gracias!
00:58:03¡Gracias!
00:58:12¡But you've just seen me do to that one small area!
00:58:16I can do to a city, a nation, or a continent!
00:58:22Fantastic!
00:58:24And you brought down that plane?
00:58:25I did.
00:58:27¿Has matado tu asesino con este poder?
00:58:30Me lo hice.
00:58:31Y voy a matar a nadie que interesa con mis planes.
00:58:36Get out of tu chair, Frogley.
00:58:38Y te lo sentí.
00:58:39Sit down.
00:58:43Sit down, General.
00:58:48I know what you're all thinking.
00:58:50That I must be destroyed.
00:58:52But I can't be destroyed.
00:58:54And any attempt by any means to do so.
00:58:57Will bring forth reprisals that will shock the whole world.
00:59:15I hope that will be sufficient proof that I am to be dealt with in a sensible manner.
00:59:22Now these are my orders to you.
00:59:24In ten hours at exactly eight o'clock tonight, I want to meet with authorized representatives
00:59:32from the United States, England, France, Russia, China, and India.
00:59:37I will state my proposition at that time.
00:59:40Any country I've mentioned that does not have a representative with full power to act present
00:59:45present in this room at that time, will find its capital city completely wiped out at ten minutes past that hour.
00:59:52But that isn't enough time.
00:59:54That's all the time you have.
00:59:55General, what are we going to do now?
00:59:56General, what are we going to do now?
00:59:57General, what are we going to do now?
01:00:01General, what are we going to do now?
01:00:09Let's get in touch with the watch what he wants.
01:00:11The operator, give me the white house.
01:00:13Yes, this is General Brown.
01:00:15Yes, sir.
01:00:15Yes, sir.
01:00:18Boy, am I beat.
01:00:20That meeting this morning knocked the stuffing out of me.
01:00:24But was it successful?
01:00:25Oh, I shook him up a little.
01:00:29But the meeting tonight's the main event.
01:00:32And you can't tell me anything about it.
01:00:35You'll read about it in the papers.
01:00:38When I'm rich and famous?
01:00:42Yeah.
01:00:47Like maybe tomorrow.
01:00:49So quick?
01:00:51You know me, when I get going, I'm a fireball.
01:00:55You know, operator, it looks like you could use a nap before the evening's festivities.
01:01:01Will you wake me in time to dress?
01:01:04Sure.
01:01:056.30.
01:01:06That'll give you plenty of time.
01:01:09Oh, it's 5.10 now.
01:01:12You better get some sleep.
01:01:16He's asleep.
01:01:18He has to be at the meeting at 8.
01:01:20Gore is tired because he has had no opportunity to return to his true form
01:01:24for oxygen.
01:01:26He will be over the 24-hour period.
01:01:28Yes.
01:01:29He will be very vulnerable.
01:01:32You mean that spot near the top of the brain known as the...
01:01:35the Fisher of Orlando?
01:01:37You have a good memory.
01:01:38Yes.
01:01:38You have a good memory.
01:01:38Steve.
01:01:55Steve.
01:01:59Steve.
01:02:00Steve.
01:02:04Steve, wake up.
01:02:09It's 6.30.
01:02:10You'll have to hurry.
01:02:11Come on, wake up.
01:02:14Enough time for that much.
01:02:16Right now you have to get going.
01:02:18Oh, brow beater.
01:02:19Your old friend, that's what I am.
01:02:21I get going.
01:02:23You know, it's over an hour's drive in Indian Springs.
01:02:26You want to be late for your big occasion?
01:02:28Okay, okay, you win.
01:02:30Oh, boy, am I tired.
01:02:32I've got my orders.
01:02:34Out.
01:02:34See you tomorrow, Sal.
01:02:40Not tonight?
01:02:42I'm going straight home after the meeting.
01:02:44I'm beat.
01:02:50No, George, you can't go this time.
01:02:53Come on.
01:02:54Come on, George, get out.
01:02:56I'm glad to see that your government is propped enough to save its capital city.
01:03:14Moscow, isn't it?
01:03:26My country, the Soviet, ordered me to come.
01:03:30We do not believe in miracles.
01:03:31I am here merely as an observer.
01:03:33Are there any dollars in the group?
01:03:39Is it possible that you want me to demonstrate my powers by wiping out your capital city?
01:03:46As one of the two delegates in this room, I would like to assure the other delegates at this table that there is absolutely no doubt of your power to destroy.
01:03:58I saw it.
01:03:59I saw it.
01:04:00I saw an American colonel killed, burned to a crisp by radiation with one look from this man, after the officer had fired at him point blank with no effect.
01:04:09I saw him wipe out a city of concrete and steel, and a hundred tanks, trucks, guns, without leaving this room, by some power of mind.
01:04:21Gentlemen, I am convinced, my government's convinced, and my advice to you and to your governments is to take what this man says as a most serious matter.
01:04:35Thank you, General.
01:04:36Oh, I see we still have some skepticism on some of our guests' faces.
01:04:45Would you gentlemen kindly step to the window?
01:04:50Now!
01:05:02Can you see that plane in the sky?
01:05:06I see the plane.
01:05:09Watch it.
01:05:11I see the plane.
01:05:13Watch it.
01:05:15Perhaps we can get back to the meeting without any more skepticism.
01:05:32Now, this is my plan.
01:05:43I want all of your uranium, plutonium, all your atomic resources.
01:05:47I want your factories, railroad shipping, all of your industrial facilities.
01:05:54Your workers will labor around the clock, day and night, following my blueprints to build the most powerful invasion force ever gathered in the universe.
01:06:03You mean to enslave the world?
01:06:06Russia would never agree to it.
01:06:08Russia would never agree to it.
01:06:09There's a simple answer to that.
01:06:11There'll be no Russia.
01:06:12Your United Nations building will be turned over to me.
01:06:21I will teach your engineers to build a fleet of interplanetary rockets, to be armed and manned by your joint military forces, all under my command.
01:06:32What would you do with all this power?
01:06:33I will return to my planet Eris, and through its vast intellect, I will become master of the universe.
01:06:41After I'm gone, your Earth will be free to live out its miserable span of existence, as one of my satellites, and that's how it's going to be.
01:06:56That'll be all for now, gentlemen.
01:06:59I will preside over a meeting at the United Nations building at 10 o'clock in the evening, day after tomorrow.
01:07:05You will all be there.
01:07:07After all, you have no other choice, have you?
01:07:37You will be there.
01:07:38You will be there.
01:07:38¡Gracias!
01:08:08¡Gracias!
01:08:38¡Gracias!
01:09:08¡Gracias!
01:09:10¡Gracias!
01:09:12¡Gracias!
01:09:14¡Gracias!
01:09:16Well, I'm doing tomorrow there will be a new world
01:09:18HAHAHAHA
01:09:22You people have small minds
01:09:24you are unable to grasp the importance of today's
01:09:26events
01:09:28you are about to succeed where Caesar,
01:09:30Napoleon and Hitler have failed
01:09:32through me you will have ruled the world
01:09:34but I will rule the universe
01:09:36El universo
01:09:38Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
01:09:43You will be dictator of the world in spite of yourself.
01:09:47While I own this earth, you and Sally and I will live in a splendor such as the world has never known.
01:10:03I don't know.
01:11:14¡Gordon!
01:11:19¡Gordon!
01:11:20¡Gordon!
01:11:26¡Bole!
01:11:31Bo
01:11:37George, speak to me
01:11:41You and your imagination
01:12:01derechos declared
01:12:09love
01:12:13love
01:12:17love
01:12:22love
01:12:28Gracias por ver el video.
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