Last Woman on Earth (1960) – Roger Corman’s Post‑Apocalyptic Love‑Triangle Thriller - video Dailymotion

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Last Woman on Earth (1960) is an American science‑fiction drama directed and produced by Roger Corman, with a screenplay by Robert Towne (credited as Edward Wain). The story follows three vacationers in Puerto Rico — businessman Harold Gern, his wife Evelyn, and their lawyer Martin — who go scuba diving and resurface to discover that a mysterious atmospheric event has killed nearly all human life. As the trio struggles to survive in an emptied world, tensions rise, especially when Evelyn begins to assert her independence and forms a bond with Martin. Their fragile alliance collapses into jealousy, violence, and tragedy as the men compete for control, companionship, and the future itself. The film was originally released as a double feature with The Little Shop of Horrors (1960).   Film Details Year: 1960 Genre: Science Fiction / Drama / Mystery Director: Roger Corman Writer: Robert Towne (as Edward Wain) Produced by: Roger Corman, Charles Hannawalt Starring: Betsy Jones‑Moreland, Antony Carbone, Robert Towne Cinematography: Jacques R. Marquette Edited by: Anthony Carras Music: Ronald Stein Studio: Filmgroup Distributed by: Filmgroup Release Date: October 1960 (United States) Runtime: 71 minutes Country: United States Language: English   #LastWomanOnEarth1960 #RogerCorman #RobertTowne #BetsyJonesMoreland #AntonyCarbone #SciFiDrama #PostApocalypticFilm #1960sCinema #Filmgroup #CultCinema

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00:00:00THE END

00:01:56Do you want to bet on the last one?

00:02:00No, thank you.

00:02:02Oh, come on. It'll make it a little more interesting.

00:02:06Isn't it interesting enough?

00:02:10Well, I thought you wanted to see Puerto Rico.

00:02:12Well, this is part...

00:02:13It's the part you wanted to see, Harold.

00:02:21I'll take five, I'll take it.

00:02:23Here are the ten that I owe, sir.

00:02:33Harold! Harold!

00:02:36Martin, you're early.

00:02:38You're late. Then you're in trouble, remember?

00:02:41Oh, I haven't seen today's.

00:02:47Boy, they really make me sound bad.

00:02:50Indicted.

00:02:52You know, that word really gets me.

00:02:54Sounds like it really means something.

00:02:56Maybe it does.

00:02:58Harold, really, you ought to worry a little bit about this.

00:03:01I never worry, Martin.

00:03:03I hire brilliant young lawyers like you to do that for me.

00:03:07Oh, you want to make a bet?

00:03:09This is the last fight.

00:03:10No, thanks.

00:03:11Well, I do.

00:03:13There goes my bookie now.

00:03:24Cigarette?

00:03:28I'm Ev Gern.

00:03:30Harold's wife?

00:03:33Occasionally.

00:03:42I fail to see the point of two animals clawing each other to death around a ring.

00:03:47I'm with you.

00:03:51Hey, these bookies are a bunch of cheap crooks.

00:03:54What happened? Did you meet your match?

00:03:57I said cheap.

00:04:01Oh, have you two met?

00:04:04We introduced ourselves.

00:04:06I got married between trials.

00:04:08Martin and his firm defended me the last year when the same thing happened.

00:04:13It's the government's idea of an annuity.

00:04:17Every year they sue me.

00:04:19It's called the Harold Gern vacation fund.

00:04:24I bet that one.

00:04:25You bet that one?

00:04:26That one.

00:04:27You'll win.

00:04:38You'll win.

00:04:39Oh!

00:04:41Ev, what is it?

00:04:43I spilled my drink.

00:04:45I'll have to change.

00:04:48Okay, hon.

00:04:48Okay.

00:04:49You wait here.

00:04:49I'll be right back.

00:04:50I've got to collect my bet.

00:04:52And we'll find a place to talk.

00:04:55Then we'll find a place to talk.

00:05:08Harold, this isn't my idea of a place to talk.

00:05:12You're too conservative, my boy.

00:05:15Seven.

00:05:16Winner.

00:05:17Winner seven by the line.

00:05:18Couldn't be better.

00:05:19Couldn't be better.

00:05:21Let it all ride.

00:05:22Couldn't be better.

00:05:25Look, Harold, I don't know what's gotten into you, but I did not come down here to watch

00:05:30you watch cockfights and play craps.

00:05:32Now, your partner thinks that you're going...

00:05:34My partner thinks, Morty thinks, it's I who make the money so that Morty can't think

00:05:39and have me pest it on my vacation.

00:05:44Seven.

00:05:44Now, loser.

00:05:45Take a line.

00:05:46Loser seven.

00:05:50All right, all right, all right.

00:05:51Come on.

00:05:53I got some briefs up in the room.

00:05:54Look them over and then we'll talk.

00:05:56Fine.

00:05:57Now, really, Harold, you've got to pay more attention to the law.

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

00:06:04a week.

00:06:07You look paler than you did last year.

00:06:10You worry too much, Martin.

00:06:11With clients like you, how can I help it?

00:06:14How's your golf?

00:06:15You know how it is, Harold.

00:06:17I'm getting older.

00:06:27You are aging.

00:06:31Ev will give you the briefs.

00:06:32Well, where are you going?

00:06:34I got to win my money back.

00:06:42Come in.

00:06:51Hi.

00:06:53I, uh, see you changed your dress.

00:06:57Mm-hmm.

00:06:59Join me, won't you?

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

00:07:09Martin, how do you like your work?

00:07:12In fact, how do you like your life?

00:07:14I like it, Mrs. Gern.

00:07:15Which, your work or your life?

00:07:17Both.

00:07:19Is there a difference?

00:07:21I think so.

00:07:24Harold doesn't.

00:07:27Mrs. Gern, I, uh, could you tell me where Harold has those briefs?

00:07:37Mrs. Gern, I think I have a captive audience.

00:07:51Did anybody ever tell you you look like a Martin?

00:07:55That's nice to know.

00:08:00More and more.

00:08:01You look like a Martin.

00:08:18It's a long way down from there.

00:08:20You're not much of a gambler, are you?

00:08:22Uh, I think you could make anyone look conservative if you wanted to, Mrs. Gern.

00:08:28I think I'm gonna get morbid.

00:08:32Point of fact, I think I have a death wish.

00:08:35In point of fact, you'll get your wish unless you come down from there.

00:08:39We are not amused.

00:08:42Watch the wine.

00:08:43If I'd done that, I wouldn't be here now.

00:08:46Don't you think you've gone far enough?

00:08:49Nonsense.

00:08:49There isn't enough.

00:08:56I've so little to say.

00:08:58And nobody will listen.

00:09:03Harold, God bless him, has a pretty selective ear.

00:09:10Please understand, this isn't my usual manner of meeting.

00:09:14I understand.

00:09:16Really.

00:09:29Thank you, Mrs. Gern.

00:09:32Evelyn?

00:09:34Evelyn.

00:09:49How are you feeling this morning, sunshine?

00:09:52All right.

00:09:53Ah, don't be an old grudge.

00:09:55What could be better than mixing a little pleasure with business, huh?

00:09:59Eve, don't you be an old grudge.

00:10:03I'll tell you what, we'll take a little morning cruise, a little morning dip, a little breakfast, and business, more

00:10:09or less, in that order.

00:10:17Did you look over those briefs?

00:10:18Harold, of course I looked over those briefs.

00:10:20Well, am I innocent or am I guilty?

00:10:24Of course you're not guilty, Harold.

00:10:25That's not the point.

00:10:26I mean, you may have stretched the law a little bit, but you're not guilty.

00:10:30Besides, even if you were, you know you'd never go to jail.

00:10:33As long as you keep your money.

00:10:35Martin, you don't understand.

00:10:38I like making money.

00:10:41Harold, how about a swim?

00:10:44Good.

00:10:45Martin?

00:10:46No, thanks, Harold.

00:10:47Oh, come on, I insist.

00:10:49Wash some of the meanness out of you.

00:10:51Besides, I've got some diving equipment you ought to try out.

00:10:55Manuel, we'll stop here.

00:10:57Come on, Martin.

00:10:58Let's go, we'll change.

00:11:26Let's go, we'll change.

00:12:59You hurt bad?

00:13:00Not too.

00:13:01Help!

00:13:02Help!

00:13:04Uh-oh.

00:13:05Looks like I'll have to carry both of you.

00:13:09Martini!

00:13:09Something's wrong.

00:13:11Put your mask back on.

00:13:17Maybe we come up too fast or something.

00:13:19Leave it on till we get back to the ship.

00:13:32Manuel, give us a hand.

00:13:37Where is he?

00:13:38Come on.

00:13:41Come on.

00:13:43Come on.

00:13:56Eve, what is it?

00:14:15What in the world?

00:14:17Looks like he couldn't breathe.

00:14:18I can't breathe.

00:14:24Martin?

00:14:26Martin?

00:14:33There's something in the air if you breathe it.

00:14:40How long are these tanks good for?

00:14:43An hour.

00:14:44Do you have any spares?

00:14:45Get them.

00:14:46I'll try the radio.

00:14:52Leave the tank on.

00:15:06Gaff calling San Juan Harbor.

00:15:08San Juan Harbor.

00:15:10Harold, there's nothing.

00:15:14We gotta go back to town as soon as we can.

00:15:16I'll get it started.

00:15:17You take care of Evelyn.

00:15:26Can't get it to fire.

00:15:34Are they wet?

00:15:49I don't think I'll get it started.

00:15:50Let's take the spare tanks and row to shore.

00:15:54We're not too far from town.

00:15:55Then we'll figure out what to do there.

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

00:16:19Why don't they at least advertise or something?

00:16:23How much time we got left on these tanks?

00:16:2820 minutes.

00:16:30We'll never make it to town by then, not by the beach.

00:16:36Let's cut straight through the jungle and try it.

00:16:38At least we'll satisfy our curiosity.

00:16:46Harold, please.

00:16:48Shut that thing off.

00:16:49I can't.

00:16:49If anything comes through, we've got to hear it.

00:17:06Harold, we've got to take these things off now.

00:17:09Martin, if we do...

00:17:10It doesn't matter.

00:17:10They're empty.

00:17:14To hell with it.

00:17:25Ev?

00:17:29Come on, hon.

00:17:44Well, Benzai.

00:17:58I don't know.

00:18:01I don't know.

00:18:03I don't know.

00:18:05I don't know.

00:18:07I don't know.

00:18:09I don't know.

00:18:10I don't know.

00:18:13I don't know.

00:18:15I don't know.

00:18:17I don't know.

00:18:18I don't know.

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

00:18:24Harold!

00:18:28Harold!

00:18:28What is it?

00:18:30Martin, answer me.

00:18:31Martin, answer me.

00:18:34Martin, will you stop sniffling the flowers and answer me?

00:18:39There's air, Harold.

00:18:40Well, of course there's air.

00:18:41No, not of course.

00:18:42The match wouldn't light, now it would.

00:18:45Something took the oxygen out of the air and now it's back.

00:18:48But why, Martin?

00:18:49Why now?

00:18:50Green leaves.

00:18:51Green leaves.

00:18:52This stuff gives off oxygen.

00:19:15What's wrong?

00:19:16Well, I'm a little dizzy.

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

00:19:26Martin, what about the town?

00:19:33I guess we'd better take a walk over there and see how bad things really are.

00:19:47All right.

00:19:47Okay.

00:20:07It seems quiet.

00:20:13Let's take it slow.

00:20:14If we're not careful, we can pass out again.

00:20:18Okay, let's go.

00:20:58Let's go.

00:20:59Let's go.

00:21:18Let's go.

00:21:42Let's go.

00:21:43Let's go.

00:21:46Let's go.

00:21:47Let's go.

00:22:15Operator?

00:22:16Operator?

00:22:18Operator?

00:22:25Operator?

00:22:29There's nothing.

00:22:32We've got to do something, Martin.

00:22:34I've got to have a drink.

00:22:55Nobody will be drinking in here for a long time.

00:22:57Love, Martin.

00:22:58I love you.

00:23:01I love you.

00:23:02I love you.

00:23:04Scotch?

00:23:04Please.

00:23:12Martin?

00:23:13What happened?

00:23:16bigger and better bomb act of god what difference does it make the results the same

00:23:25harold take it easy what for i don't know i really don't know martin we've got to do something

00:23:35maybe we can go back to new york and see seven million bodies stinking up the streets

00:23:40no thanks it isn't everywhere harold there was nothing on the radio and nothing on the phone

00:23:46now we should have heard something from somewhere and you can bet that whatever happened we didn't

00:23:52get the worst of it shall we stay here you got somewhere to go now listen martin i don't like

00:24:02the idea of being in a world of dead bodies any more than you do we can't stay here in

00:24:06a couple

00:24:07of days the stench alone would choke us hey morty he's got a house on the tip of the island

00:24:20let's get going i don't like it here

00:24:39so

00:24:47so

00:25:15Martin, bring a hammer and chisel.

00:25:18Your wish is my command.

00:25:30Must we break in?

00:25:31Come here.

00:25:34Come here.

00:25:41Come here.

00:25:54Probably best if we just sleep tonight, talk about it tomorrow.

00:25:59Martin, there's a bedroom off the study you can use.

00:26:02Oh, Mrs. Gern.

00:26:09Good night.

00:26:23Good night.

00:26:30Good night.

00:26:33Good night.

00:26:36Good night.

00:26:47Good night.

00:26:56Good night.

00:26:58Good night.

00:27:17Good night.

00:27:26Testing.

00:27:27Testing.

00:27:28Testing.

00:27:29Testing.

00:27:30Marty.

00:27:32Yes.

00:27:33Marty.

00:27:33Meet me in the study.

00:27:34Soon as you can.

00:27:46Marty.

00:28:02What hit you?

00:28:04The end of the world, Mr. Gern.

00:28:08Now listen, Martin.

00:28:10I think we ought to get together and agree that we should keep that kind of talk to a minimum.

00:28:16That isn't just talk.

00:28:21Look, Martin, the reason why I called you up here is because I think we ought to decide just exactly

00:28:26what we're going to do.

00:28:28Harold, there's probably enough canned food here to last years.

00:28:33And if we should run out, we can always hold our noses and drive back to town for more.

00:28:39You're not making it any easier.

00:28:41Could it be much easier, the lush island of Puerto Rico, a lush villa, and a whole life, to be

00:28:50nothing but a lush inn?

00:28:53Morning.

00:28:54May I come in?

00:29:08The lighter works.

00:29:12Isn't that marvelous?

00:29:20Anybody here know how to roll their own?

00:29:24Evelyn, don't you think you ought to finish dressing?

00:29:29Why?

00:29:32Expecting company?

00:29:33Martin is here.

00:29:36So he is.

00:29:38How are all your family and friends, Mr. Joyce?

00:29:42Delighted you dropped by.

00:29:46How would you like me to dress for the occasion?

00:29:50Evening dress?

00:29:53House dress?

00:29:56Slip.

00:29:58He's going to be here one hell of a long time, Harold.

00:30:03All right.

00:30:05We're in a rotten situation.

00:30:07An unprecedented one.

00:30:11But I'm not going to fall apart, and neither is anyone else, as long as I can help it.

00:30:16Look, you don't build all at once.

00:30:18I didn't make my money in one day.

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

00:30:23Now, we're going to work out a plan, or we're going to take it step by step.

00:30:27If you take things as they come, if you do them step by step,

00:30:34we're going to be all right.

00:30:41Evelyn, how about breakfast?

00:30:48I'll change first.

00:30:54Evelyn.

00:30:56Martin, come here.

00:30:59What?

00:31:02We have company.

00:31:04Another house guest.

00:31:06Where can we possibly put him?

00:31:08The problem is, where did he come from?

00:31:10He should be dead.

00:31:11He could have hatched from an egg.

00:31:13They can probably live longer on less oxygen than we can anyway.

00:31:17It doesn't look good.

00:31:18There's going to be a lot of decay on the island.

00:31:21These things are going to thrive.

00:31:23Ants, mosquitoes, tropical disease.

00:31:27Sooner or later, we may have to leave.

00:31:30Won't it be the same wherever we go?

00:31:32There's always the Arctic.

00:31:35We may do just that.

00:31:36Go north.

00:31:37Don't you think it's a little impulsive to go north because we may have an insect problem?

00:31:44Well, look, Martin, I don't mean tomorrow, and I don't mean the North Pole.

00:31:49But I might mean...

00:31:55Well, say, northern Canada.

00:31:58Now, to do this, we're going to have to learn how to navigate.

00:32:01And to be self-sufficient, we're going to have to learn how to fish.

00:32:04Right?

00:32:06Not only would we get rid of the insects, but things like disease and food preservation would be a lot

00:32:12less a problem.

00:32:14Most of all, we might find people.

00:32:17After all, three of us got by here.

00:32:20More people died there.

00:32:22More people might have lived.

00:32:24Right?

00:32:28You know I'm right.

00:32:55You know I'm right.

00:33:24You know I'm right.

00:33:55You know I'm right.

00:34:41You know I'm right.

00:34:45You know I'm right.

00:34:47You know I'm right.

00:34:49leaving just yet. Why? Weather's bad. I don't want to take any unnecessary chances. Harold, it rains

00:34:56down here quite a bit. I know, but this is the worst of it. Besides, you don't, and I don't

00:35:03know

00:35:03enough about sailing to get by in a storm. And without stars, we're dead. What kind of stars?

00:35:11One's in the sky or one's in your astrology chart? Martin. Ev, I want to talk to Martin. So talk.

00:35:22Alone.

00:35:26Business? Or is this something just between you two fellows? We'll talk about this later.

00:35:41Now look, Martin, I realize we have problems here. Three of them. Yeah, we never did dig up that

00:35:48fourth for bridge. And we won't stay here. Look, Harold, the sooner we leave, the better for all of us.

00:35:56All right, Martin. It's a tough situation. But we're not leaving this island until we're ready.

00:36:05Now, till then, we've got to force ourselves into a pattern. Keep working till we go north.

00:36:11Martin, the need to work is inborn.

00:36:16It's the only thing that will save our sanity. Harold, I'm not sure I feel any inborn need to work.

00:36:25Now, maybe there's something wrong with me.

00:36:29I don't think so.

00:36:33And there's one other thing I'd like to bring up. This business about Evelyn.

00:36:39What business?

00:36:43This one woman, two men situation.

00:36:47I really don't know what to say.

00:36:51I guess we'll just have to live with it.

00:36:54You mean, uh, I'll have to live with it?

00:36:59I don't see any other alternative.

00:37:06Where are you going?

00:37:08To Evelyn.

00:37:09And so, to bed.

00:37:12We are married, you know, Martin.

00:37:14So it's legal, huh?

00:37:16Harold, look, your marriage certificate means about as much here as your money.

00:37:20That certificate is only paper.

00:37:23My marriage isn't.

00:37:49Harold, please, don't.

00:37:51That won't solve anything.

00:37:53What's there to solve?

00:37:56You really don't see, do you?

00:37:59Harold, in the last world, you didn't give me a chance to find out where I belonged.

00:38:05You're not doing it in this world, either.

00:38:07I'll tell you where you belong.

00:38:10You're my wife, Evelyn.

00:38:13Harold, please.

00:38:16You're my wife.

00:38:18You're my wife.

00:38:22I'm going fishing.

00:38:24I'll be back.

00:38:39What's new?

00:38:41Not much.

00:38:44Why aren't you fishing?

00:38:46I don't know.

00:38:48You, uh, see one fish, you've seen them all.

00:38:53Where are you going?

00:38:54Beach.

00:38:57Care to come along?

00:39:09How does the rest of it go?

00:39:14Beware the jabberwock, my son.

00:39:18The jaws that bite, the claws that catch.

00:39:25Beware the jab-jabberwock, and shun the frumious bandersnatch.

00:39:33It's fun.

00:39:34I wish Harold could...

00:39:41Where will you be, ten years from the second?

00:39:45Running over ice blocks, chasing little gurns, living in a guest igloo, I don't know.

00:39:54Will you be alive, ten years from now?

00:39:57I don't know.

00:39:59How could I?

00:40:01I don't want to believe that.

00:40:04Well, you didn't want to believe the world would end, either.

00:40:08You don't want to now.

00:40:12Well, it's what I feel.

00:40:15I felt it end.

00:40:17And I'm married to somebody who doesn't insist upon my thinking about it.

00:40:22Or thinking, period.

00:40:25That's marvelous.

00:40:27You think.

00:40:28You are the thinkingest man.

00:40:31Is that supposed to make me feel bad?

00:40:33And you ask questions.

00:40:37Questions.

00:40:39Questions.

00:40:40Questions.

00:40:41Questions.

00:40:44I think I'm going to erase you.

00:40:49I'm going to take my big toe and wipe you out.

00:40:55Dare me.

00:40:59Double dare me.

00:41:02Seems I remember doing this before.

00:41:04Only then I didn't have so far to fall.

00:41:12Where are you now, Martin?

00:41:19There.

00:41:22There.

00:41:29If you hold them down, it'll help.

00:41:57Come out of the sun.

00:42:41You make a nice martini.

00:42:43Naturally.

00:42:45I was taught all the do's and don'ts of gracious living.

00:42:51Tell me about your day.

00:42:53Oh.

00:42:56Lunch at 21.

00:42:58Shopping at Saks.

00:43:01The most awful sales lady at Saks.

00:43:05She made me want to complain about everybody who'd ever sold me anything.

00:43:10Those sales ladies at Saks will do it to you every time.

00:43:20Where would you like to dine?

00:43:23Before the theater.

00:43:25Of course not.

00:43:27I meant afterwards.

00:43:30Oh.

00:43:30Well, you remember that funny little French restaurant over on 8th Avenue?

00:43:34You know the one.

00:43:35I do.

00:43:36I can't think of its name offhand, but I do.

00:43:40It really is there.

00:43:42Then we'll go there.

00:43:43It really is there.

00:43:45Can't you tell me the name of it?

00:43:46Have.

00:43:47Can't you tell me the name of it?

00:43:48Have it.

00:44:04Start sorting.

00:44:05Then we'll take another crack at it.

00:44:13I no longer see the reason for catching fish we'll never be able to eat.

00:44:18All right, Martin.

00:44:20What do you want to do?

00:44:21To look at many things, not just fish.

00:44:24What's the matter, Martin?

00:44:26You afraid if you look at a fish too long, you think it'll look like one?

00:44:30Maybe, Harold.

00:44:31Maybe that's exactly what I'm afraid of.

00:44:35Boy, oh boy.

00:44:37It's certainly a good thing the world ended when it did.

00:44:41Because you never would have made it, boy.

00:44:43Never.

00:44:43Made what, Harold?

00:44:45A millionaire?

00:44:46Money?

00:44:48Money and fish.

00:44:51Fish and money.

00:44:53Harold, if rotten money smelled like rotten fish, they'd have given you a bank to yourself.

00:45:00Yes, sir, Mr. Gern.

00:45:02The way you made your money stank.

00:45:05The way you catch fish stinks.

00:45:07And furthermore, Harold, you stink.

00:45:16Aha!

00:45:20Oh, my God.

00:45:59This is no game no more, boy.

00:46:02It's always a game, Harold.

00:46:06How is Evelyn?

00:46:07Nice?

00:46:09Not bad.

00:46:11But why not find out for yourself?

00:46:18That got to you, didn't it?

00:46:20Didn't it?

00:46:21Come on, let's see you laugh now.

00:46:24You're always mocking all the time.

00:46:26Mock now.

00:46:27You don't understand the meaning of decency.

00:46:29You laugh at it.

00:46:31Go to life.

00:46:32You think Evelyn is stupid?

00:46:34Well, why don't you try dying a little?

00:46:38You're leaving.

00:46:41Do you think that's funny?

00:46:42You'll be out of here in two hours.

00:46:45Where to?

00:46:48Take your choice.

00:46:51You mean you'd exile one third of the human race?

00:46:54I'd do better than that, and I can.

00:46:56But you know why you couldn't, Martin?

00:46:59Because you don't have it in you to find a reason.

00:47:03Not yet.

00:47:08So he's leaving, and not just because of what he did to you.

00:47:13Did to me?

00:47:14Harold, Martin didn't rape me.

00:47:17That's enough.

00:47:18I don't want to hear about it.

00:47:21It's not just because of that.

00:47:23We had a balance here.

00:47:25We had a system, and he lost it up.

00:47:29Harold, I know you're hurt.

00:47:31But it never was his system, or mine.

00:47:35Hurt.

00:47:37To begin with, when we first got here, I asked for suggestions.

00:47:40Neither of you had anything but smart remarks.

00:47:43Well, somebody's got to take the responsibility somewhere.

00:47:47Sure, you had a system, and we had none.

00:47:49But we needed our own, Harold, not yours.

00:47:52But you never had anything.

00:47:57Never have.

00:47:58Not when I met you.

00:47:59And not when I married you.

00:48:01Your system never really worked for me, Harold.

00:48:04With or without the world, your system's the same.

00:48:06It gives me everything but you.

00:48:10Your money is gone, and what it meant is gone.

00:48:13And you've never really seen that.

00:48:15It meant me.

00:48:17And I'm not gone.

00:48:18And you never really saw that.

00:48:22I made that money.

00:48:23It didn't make me.

00:48:24And what it took to make, and what it took to make, I've still got.

00:48:28Then use it.

00:48:29Use it to help.

00:48:31That's what I want to do.

00:48:32That's what I'm trying to do.

00:48:34And Martin?

00:48:36I'll help us by getting rid of him.

00:48:39Harold, Martin is part of us.

00:48:43I'm married to you, not to Martin.

00:48:46To hell with him.

00:48:59Where are you going?

00:49:01Out.

00:49:02What do you do?

00:49:04Nothing.

00:49:12What's that?

00:49:13A little headache.

00:49:17Do you mind going alone?

00:49:19No more than I mind going.

00:49:22Would you mind company?

00:49:26I won't stop you.

00:49:29Ask me, though, Martin.

00:49:31Martin, I need you to ask me.

00:49:33Look, Ev, I may not have much love for that man, but I couldn't do that to him.

00:49:38What?

00:49:39Leave him alone.

00:49:41Martin, he wanted you alone.

00:49:43I don't think he realizes what that means.

00:49:47Martin.

00:49:48All right, Ev, I do want you with me.

00:49:54We'll run around the world together.

00:49:55We'll take that yacht and set sail, okay?

00:49:58Really?

00:49:59Oh.

00:50:00Really.

00:50:02What'll I need?

00:50:04It's a come-as-you-are party.

00:50:09Evelyn?

00:50:10Evelyn?

00:50:20What's taking so long?

00:50:23Packing.

00:50:25You see Evelyn?

00:50:27Yes.

00:50:29Where?

00:50:31Here.

00:50:32Where is she now?

00:50:34She left.

00:50:39How's your eye?

00:50:40It still works.

00:50:42Well, when you're ready, I'll be down by the garage to see you off.

00:50:59Is that all you're taking?

00:51:01That's all.

00:51:03After all, Harold, I'm not the kind of houseguest to run off with the silverware.

00:51:08I just don't get any ideas about that boat.

00:51:10It belongs there, too.

00:51:12Doesn't a third of it belong to me?

00:51:15Yeah, but two-thirds belongs to us.

00:51:17I defer to your unimpeachable sense of ethics.

00:51:21Now, listen, Martin.

00:51:23I don't have to let you take this car.

00:51:26I know, Harold.

00:51:27I know.

00:51:30Where are you going to?

00:51:32That's one decision you won't have to make.

00:51:35Just give me the keys.

00:52:03I don't have to let you take this car.

00:52:09Evelyn!

00:52:11Evelyn!

00:52:12Evelyn, if you go away, I won't come after you.

00:52:14I won't come.

00:52:23Evelyn?

00:52:26I won't come after you.

00:52:45Will he follow us?

00:52:46As soon as he can start the truck.

00:52:49What if he catches us?

00:52:51I mean, Harold can be awfully brutal when he thinks he's been wronged.

00:52:54People who believe in wrong and the right can be.

00:52:59What do you believe in, Martin?

00:53:02Nothing, Eve.

00:53:04I'm too civilized.

00:53:10Are you cold?

00:53:13A little.

00:53:16A little.

00:53:29How much longer?

00:53:31At this rate, an hour.

00:53:32Have you ever handled a boat before?

00:53:34I mean, how will we...

00:53:35All we can do is follow the islands until we hit what I hope will be the Florida Keys.

00:53:41From there, we can go right up the coast.

00:53:55Does it hurt?

00:53:56Sort of.

00:53:57It feels like something rolling around in back of my eye.

00:54:07Martin!

00:54:14You all right, Eve?

00:54:16Yes, you?

00:54:17Yeah.

00:54:18That looked like it was a body.

00:54:30Eve, this wheel's bent sideways.

00:54:33We're gonna have to walk.

00:54:39Can we make it in time?

00:54:42Well, the harbor's on the other side of this forest.

00:54:45We could cut our time in half.

00:54:50Eve, we better cut through here.

00:55:17Eve, wait here.

00:55:18No.

00:55:19I'm gonna check and see if it's all right.

00:55:20Take me with you, Martin.

00:55:22I don't want to be alone.

00:55:23Come on, Eve, wait here.

00:55:24I'll, uh, meet you at the church, okay?

00:55:28Don't.

00:55:30Don't.

00:55:30Martin?

00:55:32What if we were to have a child?

00:55:34I mean, wouldn't it be nice if we were to have a child?

00:55:37Well, whatever for.

00:55:40What for?

00:55:43Eve, look, it's all over but the shouting as far as the human race goes.

00:55:47And there's no more reason for little Evelyn's and little Martin's running on those ice blocks than little Gern's.

00:55:55All that's left for us is to live without pain.

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

00:56:06I'll be right back.

00:56:32I'll be right back.

00:56:41You're not taking my boat.

00:56:46You forget.

00:56:48It's only one third your boat.

00:56:52Where is Evelyn?

00:56:53She doesn't want to see you.

00:56:55She's my wife.

00:56:56Where is she?

00:56:58You never learn, do you, Harold?

00:57:00Your boat.

00:57:02Your money.

00:57:03Your wife.

00:57:04Your world.

00:57:06Nothing belongs to you, Harold.

00:57:08Nothing.

00:57:09Where is she, Martin?

00:57:10No.

00:57:17Leave me alone!

00:57:18Get down!

00:57:18No!

00:57:27No!

00:57:29No!

00:57:31No!

00:57:33No!

00:57:35No!

00:57:36Oh, my God.

00:58:21Oh, my God.

00:58:40Oh, my God.

00:59:14Oh, my God.

00:59:23Oh, my God.

00:59:29Oh, my God.

00:59:31Oh, my God.

00:59:48Oh, my God.

00:59:49Oh, my God.

01:00:04Oh, my God.

01:00:05Oh, my God.

01:00:54Oh, my God.

01:01:18Oh, my God.

01:01:22Oh, my God.

01:01:52Oh, my God.

01:02:24Oh, my God.

01:02:51Oh, my God.

01:03:38Oh, my God.

01:03:48Oh, my God.

Last Woman on Earth (1960) – Roger Corman’s Post‑Apocalyptic Love‑Triangle Thriller

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