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00:01:18This is Operation Experiment, a secret base far north of the Arctic Circle.
00:01:25Experiment was the codename for this top priority scientific expedition.
00:01:29These men arrived here on X-Day minus 60.
00:01:33It has taken them the full two months to get ready.
00:01:36Today is X-Day.
00:01:38It is now H-hour minus 59 minutes.
00:01:42There is less than an hour left.
00:01:48The plane must arrive at its rendezvous 200 miles away in exactly 58 minutes.
00:01:53There can be no margin for error.
00:01:55There can be no second chance.
00:01:58This is the rendezvous, the forward observation post where scientists and their aides double-check their equipment and wait for
00:02:05the plane's approach.
00:02:07It is now H-hour minus 81 seconds.
00:02:11At H-hour minus 75 seconds, the radar antenna flashes the word.
00:02:15There it is.
00:02:16Azimuth, 63 degrees.
00:02:19Airplane sighted.
00:02:2013 hours, 11 minutes.
00:02:23Azimuth, 63 degrees.
00:02:25Speed approximately 350 miles per hour.
00:02:29Professor Tom Nesbitt and Colonel John Evans, military liaison, tensely wait.
00:02:34The timing is perfect thus far.
00:02:38It is now H-hour minus 56 seconds.
00:02:41Every man here knows his job.
00:02:43He does it quickly, efficiently, silently.
00:02:46The men are ready.
00:02:47The equipment is ready.
00:02:49It is now H-hour minus 52 seconds.
00:02:53Operation Experiment to Y-347.
00:02:56Operation Experiment to Y-347.
00:03:00Over.
00:03:01Y-347 to Operation Experiment.
00:03:04Now leveling off.
00:03:06Ground speed 360.
00:03:09Approaching IP.
00:03:10IP means initial point.
00:03:12The next 26 seconds will determine whether these men have succeeded or failed.
00:03:17Now we count the seconds.
00:03:2210, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
00:03:42The next 26 seconds will be done.
00:04:25Charlie, look.
00:04:32Colonel Evans, there's something strange on the radar screen.
00:04:41Right here, sir, a foreign object.
00:04:48It's gone.
00:04:50What's gone?
00:04:51I don't know, sir.
00:04:53It's silhouetted like 500 tons at least.
00:04:55Where is it then?
00:04:56I don't know, sir.
00:05:05Are you sure we saw?
00:05:07We saw something.
00:05:09Maybe the shock tossed something in front of the antenna.
00:05:12Yeah, that must have been it.
00:05:27I don't know.
00:05:28Eight weeks of preparation.
00:05:29It's all over in a second, huh?
00:05:31Jack, when energy of that magnitude is released, it's never over.
00:05:35What the cumulative effects of all these atomic explosions and tests will be, only time can tell.
00:05:41You mean scientists can't tell, huh?
00:05:44The world's been here for millions of years.
00:05:47Man's been walking upright for a comparatively short time.
00:05:50Mentally, but still crawling.
00:05:52This test will add to our knowledge, wouldn't you say so, Richie?
00:05:55That's right.
00:05:57You know, every time one of these things goes off, I feel as if we were helping to write the
00:06:00first chapter of a new Genesis.
00:06:03Let's hope we don't find ourselves writing the last chapter of the old one.
00:06:06You sound like a man that's scared, Tom.
00:06:08What makes you think I'm not?
00:06:12Here are the figures, Tom.
00:06:16We'll be ready to go up to the forward observation post in about an hour.
00:06:19Good.
00:06:19Loomis?
00:06:20Yes, sir.
00:06:21Get the equipment ready.
00:06:22Yes, sir.
00:06:23And you gentlemen, the moment your Geiger counters indicate heavy radiation, you're to turn back.
00:06:27Turn back?
00:06:28Colonel, we'll run back.
00:06:29There isn't a hero in the crowd.
00:06:45We're shooting next to me.
00:06:46This is a hero.
00:07:02You're gonna find a hero in the crowd.
00:07:02Let me find a hero in the crowd.
00:07:02It's a hero in a man.
00:07:02The abstract door.
00:07:03It's a hero.
00:07:03It's a hero in the crowd.
00:07:03It's a hero.
00:07:03I'm really a hero.
00:07:05It's a hero.
00:07:06This computing 해� Kaylee.
00:07:09It's a hero.
00:07:11It's a hero.
00:07:17Shall we try to go around, sir?
00:07:19No. Wait here for us. We'll go up on foot.
00:07:42Oh, my God.
00:08:20What's your reading?
00:08:2219.7. We'd better get out.
00:08:26I'll check 417.
00:08:27You take 18 and I'll meet you back here.
00:08:30Make it fast.
00:08:40Sergeant Willis dead.
00:08:42What?
00:08:44But they've gone on foot.
00:08:46Okay.
00:08:49What's the matter?
00:08:50There's a blizzard coming up.
00:08:53Oh, yeah.
00:09:02Oh, yeah.
00:09:18Oh, yeah.
00:09:27Home!
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00:12:25We'll be back soon.
00:12:39Have they reported back yet?
00:12:41No, not yet. We're waiting.
00:13:06Get out of here. Monster. Prehistoric monster.
00:13:11Quiet, quiet. Don't struggle.
00:13:18Come on.
00:13:24I'll get you out, George. Don't worry.
00:14:07I'll get you out, George.
00:14:41I'll get you out.
00:14:57Hey!
00:14:58Hey! Doc!
00:15:07Put him right over here.
00:15:18Give me my bag, please.
00:15:19Yes, sir.
00:15:30Now get some blankets off those other beds.
00:15:35How is he?
00:15:40Where's Professor Ritchie?
00:15:41Still missing, sir.
00:15:43What happened?
00:15:44We don't know, sir.
00:15:44We saw the flares and double-timed it over to post 18.
00:15:47The whole shore was breaking loose.
00:15:48We grabbed Professor Nesbitt just in time.
00:15:50We never found Ritchie.
00:15:51Colonel, we've got to get Nesbitt to a hospital in the States.
00:15:54He's in a bad way.
00:15:55Right.
00:15:57Get word to the main base.
00:15:58We want a plane right away.
00:16:01Ritchie, I'll get you out.
00:16:03I'll get you out.
00:16:06The monster.
00:16:09It's coming.
00:16:11Watch out.
00:16:12Come on, sir.
00:16:14Come on, sir.
00:16:18Oh, my God.
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00:59:58It's coming up Nassau Street toward Pine.
01:00:00Get some help, fast.
01:00:28Get some help.
01:00:30Get some help.
01:00:31Oh, my God.
01:01:01Oh, my God.
01:01:36Oh, my God.
01:02:01Oh, my God.
01:02:09Oh, my God.
01:02:30New York is like a city besieged.
01:02:32A state of emergency has been declared and the entire police force put on 24-hour duty.
01:02:37Civilian defense is fully mobilized and shelters have been opened in an effort to stop the mounting hysteria.
01:02:43All traffic has been halted, and Times Square, the heart of New York, has stopped beating.
01:02:55The National Guard has been called out, fully armed, to repel the invader.
01:02:59This is full-scale war against a terrible enemy such as modern man has never before faced.
01:03:05Ordinary bullets have no effect, and a method of destroying the awesome creature has not yet been formulated.
01:03:41But the battlefield has been cleared.
01:03:48A screen here.
01:03:53105, temperature.
01:04:01Here's the blood specimen.
01:04:03Get into the laboratory quickly.
01:04:05I'm afraid, Sam.
01:04:06I'm afraid of what that creature has brought to us.
01:04:08Deadly afraid.
01:04:36I'm afraid.
01:04:51We can place it between his eyes.
01:04:52We can try, sir.
01:04:54Fire and ready, Corporal.
01:04:55Yes, sir.
01:04:56His skull.
01:04:58It's at least eight inches thick.
01:05:12Another one, Colonel?
01:05:13No.
01:05:14It'll take a three-inch shell to penetrate that skull.
01:05:21Bazooka squad, prepare to fire.
01:05:37I have voltage wires.
01:05:38It's going to touch him.
01:05:44Bazooka man, fire.
01:05:50Another nick.
01:05:52And he raises his head again.
01:06:26Get those emergency searchlights on.
01:06:29We're working on it.
01:06:35Sergeant.
01:06:36Sergeant.
01:06:39What is it?
01:06:40Blood.
01:06:40Good.
01:06:41Add.い
01:07:20Give me the walkie-talkie.
01:07:26Colonel Evans? Colonel Evans!
01:07:28Sergeant Wintoni.
01:07:30Now look, proceed with extreme caution.
01:07:32Wounded, the animal might be twice as dangerous as before.
01:07:43There's a possibility the animal might have headed for the river.
01:07:46We'll have all shore batteries alerted and naval patrol vessels.
01:07:49Get me a command car.
01:08:05Let's go, sir.
01:08:08Something's funny.
01:08:10Most of the detail, they're...
01:08:12Well, they're out.
01:08:15Out on their feet, sir.
01:08:17Have you, Sergeant, contact the medics and report to Captain Mitchell.
01:08:20Your car is ready, sir.
01:08:22Have the medical officer report to me at area command.
01:08:24Yes, sir.
01:08:28He is reported somewhere in the Lower Bay Area.
01:08:32Battery A in position zero.
01:08:34Battery A into position zero.
01:08:38Report radar findings.
01:08:40Report radar finding.
01:08:42Sounding harbor bottom.
01:08:44Sounding harbor bottom.
01:08:45Activate mines numbers 8 to 24.
01:08:48Activate mines numbers 8 to 24.
01:08:52What's the situation, Major?
01:08:54Sounding harbor bottom.
01:08:55No indications as yet, sir.
01:08:58Charting room.
01:09:00Colonel Evans?
01:09:01Major, there's a call here for Colonel Evans.
01:09:04This is Evans speaking.
01:09:06Who?
01:09:07Oh, yes.
01:09:07Hello, Doctor.
01:09:08Colonel, they've already brought in over 50 of your men and the people this afternoon.
01:09:12A monster's a giant germ carrier of a horrible, virulent disease.
01:09:16Contact with the animal's blood can be fatal.
01:09:20If you use shell fire, who knows how far the air will spread the particles of it.
01:09:23The entire city can be endangered.
01:09:25Right, Doctor.
01:09:28Have the anti-submarine nets been raised across the narrows?
01:09:31No, sir.
01:09:31What have them raised?
01:09:33Raise the anti-submarine nets.
01:09:35Raise the anti-submarine nets.
01:09:36We should have used flamethrowers.
01:09:38They would have cremated the beast and the plague with it.
01:09:41Flamethrowers.
01:09:41The smoke would have carried the blood particles just as far as the air.
01:09:44No, it will have to be reduced so that not even a cinder would remain.
01:09:49Any reports yet, Major?
01:09:50No signs yet, Colonel.
01:09:52He may be dying at the bottom.
01:09:54We'll set the drags in the morning.
01:09:56Right.
01:09:56Attention!
01:09:57Monster ashore at Manhattan Beach.
01:09:59Heading towards amusement area.
01:10:01On land?
01:10:02I thought we had him in a corner pocket.
01:10:05Jack, there's only one way to beat him.
01:10:07How?
01:10:08Radioactive isotope.
01:10:10Shoot it into him and destroy all that disease tissue.
01:11:02You should keep your men alerted, Sergeant, but nobody's to fire unless specifically ordered to.
01:11:06Yes, sir.
01:11:07How soon, Tom?
01:11:09It will be any minute now.
01:11:20It will be any minute now.
01:11:33Wait for us here.
01:11:53Hi, Professor Nesbitt.
01:11:54We've got your baby, Professor.
01:11:56Good.
01:11:57We need your best marksman, Jack.
01:11:59Right.
01:12:00Have him get into these.
01:12:17Here's your band, Tom.
01:12:20Colonel says you need a dead shot, mister.
01:12:21Yes.
01:12:22Ever use a grenade rifle?
01:12:24Pick my teeth with it.
01:12:25Good.
01:12:26You know what the radioactive isotope is?
01:12:28No, but if it can be loaded, I can fire it.
01:12:31I'll load it.
01:12:32Just remember one thing.
01:12:33It has to be shot into the wound.
01:12:35And you have to make it the first time.
01:12:37This is the only isotope of its kind, this side of Oak Ridge, so you can't miss.
01:12:42Let's get to the target.
01:13:39I can't hit him from here, mister.
01:13:46Ever ride one of those things?
01:13:48Yes, sir.
01:13:51Jack, get somebody over here who can operate that roller coaster.
01:13:56We want to get to the top in one of those cars.
01:13:58Right.
01:14:00Put your hood on.
01:14:02Yes, sir.
01:14:12Let's go.
01:14:37Come on.
01:15:05Come on.
01:15:39Come on.
01:16:09Come on.
01:16:11Come on.
01:16:48Come on.
01:16:50Come on.
01:17:29Come on.
01:17:51Come on.
01:18:23Come on.
01:18:58Come on.
01:19:01Come on.
01:19:12Come on.
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