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1 | 00:01:34,052 | 00:01:36,678 | Cold this morning, Captain. | Cold this morning, Captain. |
2 | 00:01:45,522 | 00:01:47,397 | Cold. | Cold. |
3 | 00:01:58,409 | 00:02:00,536 | And hard. | And hard. |
4 | 00:02:17,554 | 00:02:19,721 | lt's time, captain. | lt's time, captain. |
5 | 00:02:23,143 | 00:02:24,726 | lt's time. | lt's time. |
6 | 00:02:26,312 | 00:02:29,314 | Time indeed. | Time indeed. |
7 | 00:04:47,120 | 00:04:51,290 | What are you doing? You're supposed to be upstairs sleeping. | What are you doing? You're supposed to be upstairs sleeping. |
8 | 00:04:51,374 | 00:04:54,126 | Stanley keeps waking me up. | Stanley keeps waking me up. |
9 | 00:04:55,336 | 00:04:57,170 | l get it. | l get it. |
10 | 00:04:57,839 | 00:04:59,673 | Boy, are you getting heavy. | Boy, are you getting heavy. |
11 | 00:04:59,757 | 00:05:01,591 | Don't let her pull more than her usual nonsense. | Don't let her pull more than her usual nonsense. |
12 | 00:05:01,676 | 00:05:04,511 | Two stories, two glasses of water. | Two stories, two glasses of water. |
13 | 00:05:05,179 | 00:05:09,683 | -Jack, you're going to miss the plane. -Okay. Cricket, you listen to me. | -Jack, you're going to miss the plane. -Okay. Cricket, you listen to me. |
14 | 00:05:09,767 | 00:05:13,145 | Go upstairs with Mrs. Wheeler now and go to sleep. | Go upstairs with Mrs. Wheeler now and go to sleep. |
15 | 00:05:13,229 | 00:05:16,690 | On my business trip, I'll get Stanley a little brother. | On my business trip, I'll get Stanley a little brother. |
16 | 00:05:16,774 | 00:05:19,609 | -Will you promise? -l promise. | -Will you promise? -l promise. |
17 | 00:05:53,895 | 00:05:57,773 | -Can I get you anything, sir? -No, thank you very much. | -Can I get you anything, sir? -No, thank you very much. |
18 | 00:05:58,566 | 00:06:02,152 | If you try and get sleep, the flight will go faster. | If you try and get sleep, the flight will go faster. |
19 | 00:06:03,112 | 00:06:05,530 | l can never sleep on a plane. | l can never sleep on a plane. |
20 | 00:06:05,615 | 00:06:08,325 | -Turbulence. -Pardon? | -Turbulence. -Pardon? |
21 | 00:06:09,452 | 00:06:11,953 | Turbulence. Solar radiation heats the earth's crust, | Turbulence. Solar radiation heats the earth's crust, |
22 | 00:06:12,038 | 00:06:13,997 | warm air rises, cold air descends. | warm air rises, cold air descends. |
23 | 00:06:14,082 | 00:06:19,669 | -Turbulence. I don't like that. -Try to sleep anyway. | -Turbulence. I don't like that. -Try to sleep anyway. |
24 | 00:06:57,458 | 00:06:59,209 | Dr. Ryan? | Dr. Ryan? |
25 | 00:07:15,768 | 00:07:18,603 | Jack, boy, get yourself in here. | Jack, boy, get yourself in here. |
26 | 00:07:19,647 | 00:07:23,525 | -Jesus! You look like hell. -Thank you very much, Admiral. | -Jesus! You look like hell. -Thank you very much, Admiral. |
27 | 00:07:23,609 | 00:07:26,445 | -Want coffee? -l think I need some coffee. | -Want coffee? -l think I need some coffee. |
28 | 00:07:26,529 | 00:07:29,656 | I'm not going to ask you how your flight went. | I'm not going to ask you how your flight went. |
29 | 00:07:29,740 | 00:07:32,075 | When's the last time you got some sleep? | When's the last time you got some sleep? |
30 | 00:07:32,160 | 00:07:36,621 | l don't know. This thing's still on London time. | l don't know. This thing's still on London time. |
31 | 00:07:36,706 | 00:07:39,541 | -Milk and sugar? -Milk and sugar. | -Milk and sugar? -Milk and sugar. |
32 | 00:07:40,084 | 00:07:41,793 | So how's Caroline? | So how's Caroline? |
33 | 00:07:41,878 | 00:07:42,961 | Last time I saw her | Last time I saw her |
34 | 00:07:43,045 | 00:07:46,173 | was at your granddad's place in Maine, wasn't it? | was at your granddad's place in Maine, wasn't it? |
35 | 00:07:46,257 | 00:07:49,509 | She's fine. Sends you her best. | She's fine. Sends you her best. |
36 | 00:07:49,760 | 00:07:53,013 | -And Sally? -She's fine. | -And Sally? -She's fine. |
37 | 00:07:53,097 | 00:07:55,056 | What is she now, three? | What is she now, three? |
38 | 00:07:55,683 | 00:07:58,393 | No, she's a very precocious five. | No, she's a very precocious five. |
39 | 00:08:00,855 | 00:08:02,355 | She announced to Caroline and I the other day | She announced to Caroline and I the other day |
40 | 00:08:02,440 | 00:08:04,316 | that her life would be considerably less lonely | that her life would be considerably less lonely |
41 | 00:08:04,400 | 00:08:07,903 | if we were to buy her a baby brother. | if we were to buy her a baby brother. |
42 | 00:08:09,405 | 00:08:13,909 | But she decided it would be enough if we were to buy one for Stanley. | But she decided it would be enough if we were to buy one for Stanley. |
43 | 00:08:15,369 | 00:08:18,622 | -Who's Stanley? -Stanley's a bear. | -Who's Stanley? -Stanley's a bear. |
44 | 00:08:22,084 | 00:08:25,629 | All right. What's important enough to get you on a plane | All right. What's important enough to get you on a plane |
45 | 00:08:25,713 | 00:08:27,881 | in the middle of the night? | in the middle of the night? |
46 | 00:08:27,965 | 00:08:30,675 | British Intelligence obtained these pictures two days ago. | British Intelligence obtained these pictures two days ago. |
47 | 00:08:30,760 | 00:08:34,638 | She's the Red October, the latest Typhoon class. | She's the Red October, the latest Typhoon class. |
48 | 00:08:34,722 | 00:08:36,097 | Big son of a bitch. | Big son of a bitch. |
49 | 00:08:36,182 | 00:08:38,642 | Twelve meters longer than the standard Typhoon. | Twelve meters longer than the standard Typhoon. |
50 | 00:08:38,726 | 00:08:43,355 | Three meters wider. The captain's name is Ramius. | Three meters wider. The captain's name is Ramius. |
51 | 00:08:43,439 | 00:08:45,774 | -One of yours? -Yeah. I did his bio last year. | -One of yours? -Yeah. I did his bio last year. |
52 | 00:08:45,858 | 00:08:50,320 | He's taken out the lead boat in each new sub class for 10 years. | He's taken out the lead boat in each new sub class for 10 years. |
53 | 00:08:50,404 | 00:08:52,197 | Fairly good political connections. | Fairly good political connections. |
54 | 00:08:52,281 | 00:08:55,408 | Trained most of their attack boat skippers. | Trained most of their attack boat skippers. |
55 | 00:08:55,493 | 00:08:59,037 | The Russians call him Vilnius Nastavnik. | The Russians call him Vilnius Nastavnik. |
56 | 00:08:59,664 | 00:09:02,499 | The Vilnius schoolmaster. | The Vilnius schoolmaster. |
57 | 00:09:03,459 | 00:09:08,338 | -What are these doors? -Those doors, sir, are the problem. | -What are these doors? -Those doors, sir, are the problem. |
58 | 00:09:08,422 | 00:09:11,049 | l don't know what they are. Neither do the British. | l don't know what they are. Neither do the British. |
59 | 00:09:11,133 | 00:09:15,136 | Perhaps our friends in Murmansk have come up with something new. | Perhaps our friends in Murmansk have come up with something new. |
60 | 00:09:16,138 | 00:09:18,431 | With your permission, I'd like to show these to someone. | With your permission, I'd like to show these to someone. |
61 | 00:09:18,516 | 00:09:20,517 | -Do you know Skip Tyler? -Sub driver. | -Do you know Skip Tyler? -Sub driver. |
62 | 00:09:20,601 | 00:09:23,603 | Was. Clipped by a drunk driver. Lost his leg. | Was. Clipped by a drunk driver. Lost his leg. |
63 | 00:09:23,688 | 00:09:27,023 | He's teaching at the academy, consulting for navy labs. | He's teaching at the academy, consulting for navy labs. |
64 | 00:09:27,108 | 00:09:29,776 | -Clearance? -Top secret or better. | -Clearance? -Top secret or better. |
65 | 00:09:31,320 | 00:09:35,365 | Margie, have a car for Dr. Ryan downstairs in 10 minutes. | Margie, have a car for Dr. Ryan downstairs in 10 minutes. |
66 | 00:09:39,495 | 00:09:43,832 | A satellite caught Red October in Polijarny inlet this morning. | A satellite caught Red October in Polijarny inlet this morning. |
67 | 00:10:24,832 | 00:10:26,833 | Do you hear it? | Do you hear it? |
68 | 00:10:28,169 | 00:10:29,502 | No. | No. |
69 | 00:10:29,837 | 00:10:32,547 | Beaumont, at Cal Tech we used to do this in our sleep. | Beaumont, at Cal Tech we used to do this in our sleep. |
70 | 00:10:32,632 | 00:10:34,299 | You hear it now? | You hear it now? |
71 | 00:10:35,468 | 00:10:38,219 | Wait a minute. Maybe. | Wait a minute. Maybe. |
72 | 00:10:40,014 | 00:10:43,350 | -It's buried in surface clutter? -Yes. | -It's buried in surface clutter? -Yes. |
73 | 00:10:43,434 | 00:10:46,686 | -l should go to SAPS? -Correct, Seaman Beaumont. | -l should go to SAPS? -Correct, Seaman Beaumont. |
74 | 00:10:46,771 | 00:10:50,732 | Signal algorithmic processing systems. | Signal algorithmic processing systems. |
75 | 00:10:50,816 | 00:10:54,653 | Give it a week, and you'll be teaching at Cal Tech. | Give it a week, and you'll be teaching at Cal Tech. |
76 | 00:10:54,737 | 00:10:56,321 | So. . . | So. . . |
77 | 00:10:56,405 | 00:11:02,827 | Like Beethoven on the computer, you have labored to produce | Like Beethoven on the computer, you have labored to produce |
78 | 00:11:08,834 | 00:11:11,044 | a biologic. | a biologic. |
79 | 00:11:12,922 | 00:11:17,175 | -A what? -A whale, Beaumont. A whale. | -A what? -A whale, Beaumont. A whale. |
80 | 00:11:17,259 | 00:11:20,512 | A marine mammal that knows a hell of a lot more about sonar | A marine mammal that knows a hell of a lot more about sonar |
81 | 00:11:20,596 | 00:11:23,264 | than you do. Kill the SAPS. | than you do. Kill the SAPS. |
82 | 00:11:23,349 | 00:11:27,644 | Train over to 2-6-9 and let's try it again. | Train over to 2-6-9 and let's try it again. |
83 | 00:11:27,728 | 00:11:31,940 | If he gets to ragging on you too bad, ask him about Pavarotti. | If he gets to ragging on you too bad, ask him about Pavarotti. |
84 | 00:11:32,024 | 00:11:33,692 | We don't have time for sea stories. | We don't have time for sea stories. |
85 | 00:11:33,776 | 00:11:36,861 | l was in the middle of teaching Seaman Beaumont | l was in the middle of teaching Seaman Beaumont |
86 | 00:11:36,946 | 00:11:39,114 | the intricacies of modern sonar. Now. . . | the intricacies of modern sonar. Now. . . |
87 | 00:11:39,198 | 00:11:42,659 | l ain't chief of the boat. I'm Sheena, Queen of the Jungle. | l ain't chief of the boat. I'm Sheena, Queen of the Jungle. |
88 | 00:11:42,743 | 00:11:45,620 | -Cob, please. -Come on, Cob. Tell me. | -Cob, please. -Come on, Cob. Tell me. |
89 | 00:11:45,705 | 00:11:49,082 | Okay. Fine. Go ahead. | Okay. Fine. Go ahead. |
90 | 00:11:50,793 | 00:11:54,838 | Seaman Jones here, he's into music in a big way. | Seaman Jones here, he's into music in a big way. |
91 | 00:11:54,922 | 00:11:57,006 | He figures this whole boat is basically | He figures this whole boat is basically |
92 | 00:11:57,091 | 00:12:00,802 | just his own personal, private stereo set. | just his own personal, private stereo set. |
93 | 00:12:00,886 | 00:12:03,888 | -He gets this piece of Pavarotti. . . -He was Paganini. | -He gets this piece of Pavarotti. . . -He was Paganini. |
94 | 00:12:03,973 | 00:12:06,057 | -Whatever. -Paganini. | -Whatever. -Paganini. |
95 | 00:12:06,142 | 00:12:07,350 | This is my story, okay? | This is my story, okay? |
96 | 00:12:07,435 | 00:12:11,688 | Tell it right. Pavarotti's a tenor. Paganini was a composer. | Tell it right. Pavarotti's a tenor. Paganini was a composer. |
97 | 00:12:12,690 | 00:12:15,650 | Okay. So he's got this music, and he's got it out in the water. | Okay. So he's got this music, and he's got it out in the water. |
98 | 00:12:15,735 | 00:12:19,529 | He's listening on his headsets, happy as a clam. | He's listening on his headsets, happy as a clam. |
99 | 00:12:19,947 | 00:12:22,073 | Then all hell breaks loose. | Then all hell breaks loose. |
100 | 00:12:22,158 | 00:12:25,869 | -A slew of boats out of San Diego. . . -including one way out at Pearl. | -A slew of boats out of San Diego. . . -including one way out at Pearl. |
101 | 00:12:25,953 | 00:12:28,371 | Including one way out at Pearl. | Including one way out at Pearl. |
102 | 00:12:28,456 | 00:12:31,249 | All of a sudden, they start hearing Pavarotti. | All of a sudden, they start hearing Pavarotti. |
103 | 00:12:31,333 | 00:12:34,294 | -Pavarotti. . . -Coming out of their asses. | -Pavarotti. . . -Coming out of their asses. |
104 | 00:12:36,839 | 00:12:38,840 | -What do I do? -l got it. | -What do I do? -l got it. |
105 | 00:12:42,052 | 00:12:44,763 | Conn, Sonar. New contact, bearing 0-9-7 . | Conn, Sonar. New contact, bearing 0-9-7 . |
106 | 00:12:44,847 | 00:12:47,891 | Designate contact number Sierra 3-5. | Designate contact number Sierra 3-5. |
107 | 00:12:47,975 | 00:12:51,811 | -Captain, aye. What've you got, Jones? -Distant contact, probably submerged. | -Captain, aye. What've you got, Jones? -Distant contact, probably submerged. |
108 | 00:12:51,896 | 00:12:53,104 | It's a wild guess, | It's a wild guess, |
109 | 00:12:53,189 | 00:12:56,024 | but I'd say we hit a boomer coming out of the barn. | but I'd say we hit a boomer coming out of the barn. |
110 | 00:12:56,108 | 00:12:59,319 | Could be a missile boat out of Polijarny. | Could be a missile boat out of Polijarny. |
111 | 00:13:00,571 | 00:13:02,447 | Okay. Start your track. I'll be there in a minute. | Okay. Start your track. I'll be there in a minute. |
112 | 00:13:02,531 | 00:13:04,073 | Sonar, aye. | Sonar, aye. |
113 | 00:14:04,927 | 00:14:07,011 | Time to open the orders, sir. | Time to open the orders, sir. |
114 | 00:14:08,389 | 00:14:12,767 | The Political Officer is in your cabin. | The Political Officer is in your cabin. |
115 | 00:14:13,185 | 00:14:14,936 | Very well. | Very well. |
116 | 00:14:15,062 | 00:14:17,730 | You have the conn. | You have the conn. |
117 | 00:14:37,293 | 00:14:39,002 | What are you doing? | What are you doing? |
118 | 00:14:39,169 | 00:14:44,382 | l must oversee the stability of the crew, Captain. | l must oversee the stability of the crew, Captain. |
119 | 00:14:45,968 | 00:14:49,304 | By invading my privacy? | By invading my privacy? |
120 | 00:14:50,097 | 00:14:55,351 | Privacy is not a major concern in the Soviet Union, comrade. | Privacy is not a major concern in the Soviet Union, comrade. |
121 | 00:14:55,561 | 00:14:59,022 | It's often contrary to the collective good. | It's often contrary to the collective good. |
122 | 00:15:03,611 | 00:15:07,906 | "Behold, I am coming as a thief. . . | "Behold, I am coming as a thief. . . |
123 | 00:15:07,990 | 00:15:11,284 | "And they gathered them together | "And they gathered them together |
124 | 00:15:12,286 | 00:15:16,664 | "In a place called. . . | "In a place called. . . |
125 | 00:15:16,749 | 00:15:18,333 | "Armageddon." | "Armageddon." |
126 | 00:15:18,918 | 00:15:22,503 | "And the seventh angel poured forth his bowl into the air, | "And the seventh angel poured forth his bowl into the air, |
127 | 00:15:22,588 | 00:15:25,506 | "and a voice cried out from heaven, saying, | "and a voice cried out from heaven, saying, |
128 | 00:15:25,591 | 00:15:27,967 | "'It is done."' | "'It is done."' |
129 | 00:15:29,637 | 00:15:34,432 | A man with your responsibilities reading about the end of the world. | A man with your responsibilities reading about the end of the world. |
130 | 00:15:34,516 | 00:15:35,850 | And what's this? | And what's this? |
131 | 00:15:35,935 | 00:15:41,022 | "l am become death, the destroyer of worlds." | "l am become death, the destroyer of worlds." |
132 | 00:15:41,106 | 00:15:45,234 | It is an ancient Hindu text quoted by an American. | It is an ancient Hindu text quoted by an American. |
133 | 00:15:45,319 | 00:15:48,613 | -American? -He invented the atomic bomb, | -American? -He invented the atomic bomb, |
134 | 00:15:48,697 | 00:15:51,866 | and he was later accused of being a communist. | and he was later accused of being a communist. |
135 | 00:15:52,409 | 00:15:56,079 | You wrote and underlined these passages? | You wrote and underlined these passages? |
136 | 00:15:56,163 | 00:15:57,580 | No. | No. |
137 | 00:16:00,876 | 00:16:04,796 | This book belonged to my wife. l keep it for sentimental value. | This book belonged to my wife. l keep it for sentimental value. |
138 | 00:16:04,880 | 00:16:08,132 | I'm sorry, Comrade Captain. Your wife was a beautiful woman. | I'm sorry, Comrade Captain. Your wife was a beautiful woman. |
139 | 00:16:08,217 | 00:16:10,718 | Her death was unfortunate. | Her death was unfortunate. |
140 | 00:16:11,512 | 00:16:14,722 | I'm only doing my job. It is my responsibility. | I'm only doing my job. It is my responsibility. |
141 | 00:16:18,644 | 00:16:21,813 | How many agents did the KGB put aboard my boat? | How many agents did the KGB put aboard my boat? |
142 | 00:16:21,897 | 00:16:23,982 | -Your boat, Captain? -Yes. | -Your boat, Captain? -Yes. |
143 | 00:16:24,066 | 00:16:27,568 | This vessel belongs to the people of the Soviet Union. | This vessel belongs to the people of the Soviet Union. |
144 | 00:16:28,070 | 00:16:32,532 | Besides, if the KGB or the GRU has agents aboard, | Besides, if the KGB or the GRU has agents aboard, |
145 | 00:16:32,616 | 00:16:34,826 | l will be the last to know. | l will be the last to know. |
146 | 00:16:37,121 | 00:16:39,872 | l suggest we open our orders, Captain. | l suggest we open our orders, Captain. |
147 | 00:16:41,667 | 00:16:43,876 | Certainly, comrade. | Certainly, comrade. |
148 | 00:17:26,295 | 00:17:27,754 | "From Commander. . . | "From Commander. . . |
149 | 00:17:27,838 | 00:17:31,841 | "Strategic submarine forces red banner northern fleet." | "Strategic submarine forces red banner northern fleet." |
150 | 00:17:31,925 | 00:17:37,180 | We're to proceed north to grid square reference 54-90 | We're to proceed north to grid square reference 54-90 |
151 | 00:17:37,264 | 00:17:41,017 | and rendezvous with Alfa submarine Konovaicv. | and rendezvous with Alfa submarine Konovaicv. |
152 | 00:17:41,101 | 00:17:44,896 | -Captain Tupolev's boat. -You know Tupolev? | -Captain Tupolev's boat. -You know Tupolev? |
153 | 00:17:44,980 | 00:17:49,400 | l know he descends from aristocracy and that he was your student. | l know he descends from aristocracy and that he was your student. |
154 | 00:17:50,652 | 00:17:53,696 | It's rumored he has a special place in his heart for you. | It's rumored he has a special place in his heart for you. |
155 | 00:17:53,781 | 00:17:57,825 | There's little room in Tupolev's heart for anyone but Tupolev. | There's little room in Tupolev's heart for anyone but Tupolev. |
156 | 00:18:01,246 | 00:18:05,041 | Having made contact, we are to run a series of drills. | Having made contact, we are to run a series of drills. |
157 | 00:18:05,125 | 00:18:08,127 | Tupolev will hunt us while we test our ship. | Tupolev will hunt us while we test our ship. |
158 | 00:18:08,212 | 00:18:10,046 | Having evaluated the operational readiness | Having evaluated the operational readiness |
159 | 00:18:10,130 | 00:18:11,255 | of the caterpillar drive, | of the caterpillar drive, |
160 | 00:18:11,340 | 00:18:15,551 | we are to return to Polijarny on or about the 16th of this month. | we are to return to Polijarny on or about the 16th of this month. |
161 | 00:18:17,471 | 00:18:22,266 | Captain, this is an historic moment. I'd like to make a request. | Captain, this is an historic moment. I'd like to make a request. |
162 | 00:18:22,351 | 00:18:24,894 | -Before you proceed, comrade. . . -l know it's not protocol, | -Before you proceed, comrade. . . -l know it's not protocol, |
163 | 00:18:24,978 | 00:18:26,771 | but would you permit me to post our orders | but would you permit me to post our orders |
164 | 00:18:26,855 | 00:18:29,690 | and inform the crew of our mission? | and inform the crew of our mission? |
165 | 00:18:54,758 | 00:18:58,261 | Where I'm going, you cannot follow. | Where I'm going, you cannot follow. |
166 | 00:19:27,416 | 00:19:31,002 | Dr. Petrov, report to my cabin immediately. | Dr. Petrov, report to my cabin immediately. |
167 | 00:19:31,086 | 00:19:34,005 | There's been a dreadful accident. | There's been a dreadful accident. |
168 | 00:20:03,785 | 00:20:05,328 | Buddy! | Buddy! |
169 | 00:20:13,462 | 00:20:17,048 | Daniel, got any more rods? More rods! | Daniel, got any more rods? More rods! |
170 | 00:20:17,132 | 00:20:20,343 | Listen to me. There's no cradle underneath it. | Listen to me. There's no cradle underneath it. |
171 | 00:20:20,427 | 00:20:23,804 | -Get it over. -Relax! Stop being an old maid. | -Get it over. -Relax! Stop being an old maid. |
172 | 00:20:23,889 | 00:20:26,057 | You want to come up here and do it yourself? | You want to come up here and do it yourself? |
173 | 00:20:26,141 | 00:20:29,101 | -All right. Bring her up. -What? What? | -All right. Bring her up. -What? What? |
174 | 00:20:30,312 | 00:20:31,646 | Ryan! | Ryan! |
175 | 00:20:32,272 | 00:20:33,898 | Who let you in here? | Who let you in here? |
176 | 00:20:33,982 | 00:20:38,152 | Skip, what, have they got you playing with models now? | Skip, what, have they got you playing with models now? |
177 | 00:20:38,654 | 00:20:42,073 | Damn it, Bill! Tell them to slow down! | Damn it, Bill! Tell them to slow down! |
178 | 00:20:42,157 | 00:20:45,409 | I'm doing it. I'm doing it. Slow it down, will you? | I'm doing it. I'm doing it. Slow it down, will you? |
179 | 00:20:45,494 | 00:20:49,997 | It's not a model. The DSRV. Rescue sub. | It's not a model. The DSRV. Rescue sub. |
180 | 00:20:50,082 | 00:20:53,251 | l know what it is. What are you doing with it? | l know what it is. What are you doing with it? |
181 | 00:20:53,335 | 00:20:55,836 | We're rigging it with a generic docking collar | We're rigging it with a generic docking collar |
182 | 00:20:55,921 | 00:20:59,173 | so it'll mate with British, German. . . Just about anybody's sub. | so it'll mate with British, German. . . Just about anybody's sub. |
183 | 00:20:59,258 | 00:21:02,468 | We can get it anywhere in the world in 24 hours. | We can get it anywhere in the world in 24 hours. |
184 | 00:21:04,513 | 00:21:06,681 | -How's your back? -It's fine. | -How's your back? -It's fine. |
185 | 00:21:08,100 | 00:21:10,101 | Have you got a minute? | Have you got a minute? |
186 | 00:21:12,354 | 00:21:14,647 | Bigger than a regular Typhoon. | Bigger than a regular Typhoon. |
187 | 00:21:15,524 | 00:21:19,485 | -What are these doors? -You don't miss much, do you? | -What are these doors? -You don't miss much, do you? |
188 | 00:21:19,569 | 00:21:22,405 | Those are too big to be torpedo tubes. | Those are too big to be torpedo tubes. |
189 | 00:21:24,074 | 00:21:26,492 | Would you launch an ICBM horizontally? | Would you launch an ICBM horizontally? |
190 | 00:21:26,576 | 00:21:30,329 | Sure. Why would you want to? They're symmetrical. | Sure. Why would you want to? They're symmetrical. |
191 | 00:21:31,915 | 00:21:34,917 | Right down the long axis of the sub. | Right down the long axis of the sub. |
192 | 00:21:35,002 | 00:21:39,547 | -How about a towed sonar array? -Nope. Too close to the screws. | -How about a towed sonar array? -Nope. Too close to the screws. |
193 | 00:21:39,631 | 00:21:41,299 | I'll be. . . | I'll be. . . |
194 | 00:21:43,468 | 00:21:46,053 | This. . . This could be a caterpillar. | This. . . This could be a caterpillar. |
195 | 00:21:46,138 | 00:21:49,015 | -A what? -A caterpillar drive. | -A what? -A caterpillar drive. |
196 | 00:21:49,099 | 00:21:51,767 | Magneto-hydrodynamic propulsion. | Magneto-hydrodynamic propulsion. |
197 | 00:21:51,852 | 00:21:53,811 | -You follow? -No. | -You follow? -No. |
198 | 00:21:54,604 | 00:21:57,815 | It's like a jet engine for the water. | It's like a jet engine for the water. |
199 | 00:21:57,899 | 00:22:00,109 | Goes in the front, gets squirted out the back. | Goes in the front, gets squirted out the back. |
200 | 00:22:00,193 | 00:22:03,988 | Only it's got no moving parts, so it's very, very quiet. | Only it's got no moving parts, so it's very, very quiet. |
201 | 00:22:04,072 | 00:22:05,740 | Like how quiet? | Like how quiet? |
202 | 00:22:06,408 | 00:22:08,534 | It's doubtful our sonar would even pick it up. | It's doubtful our sonar would even pick it up. |
203 | 00:22:08,618 | 00:22:09,827 | And if it did, | And if it did, |
204 | 00:22:09,911 | 00:22:13,622 | it would sound like whales humping or a seismic anomaly. | it would sound like whales humping or a seismic anomaly. |
205 | 00:22:13,707 | 00:22:15,750 | Anything but a submarine. | Anything but a submarine. |
206 | 00:22:16,293 | 00:22:18,711 | We messed with this a couple of years ago. | We messed with this a couple of years ago. |
207 | 00:22:18,795 | 00:22:21,130 | Couldn't make it work. | Couldn't make it work. |
208 | 00:22:22,215 | 00:22:25,718 | They really built this? This isn't a mock-up or anything? | They really built this? This isn't a mock-up or anything? |
209 | 00:22:25,802 | 00:22:28,220 | She put to sea this morning. | She put to sea this morning. |
210 | 00:22:34,061 | 00:22:35,686 | When I was 12, | When I was 12, |
211 | 00:22:35,771 | 00:22:38,189 | l helped my daddy build a bomb shelter in our basement | l helped my daddy build a bomb shelter in our basement |
212 | 00:22:38,273 | 00:22:40,566 | because some fool parked a dozen warheads | because some fool parked a dozen warheads |
213 | 00:22:40,650 | 00:22:43,819 | 90 miles off the coast of Florida. | 90 miles off the coast of Florida. |
214 | 00:22:44,571 | 00:22:47,365 | This thing could park a couple of hundred warheads | This thing could park a couple of hundred warheads |
215 | 00:22:47,449 | 00:22:48,949 | off Washington and New York, | off Washington and New York, |
216 | 00:22:49,034 | 00:22:52,870 | and no one would know anything about it until it was all over. | and no one would know anything about it until it was all over. |
217 | 00:23:05,008 | 00:23:08,052 | -Are you all right, Captain? -Yes. | -Are you all right, Captain? -Yes. |
218 | 00:23:08,136 | 00:23:12,932 | It's just to die for something as petty as slipping on tea. | It's just to die for something as petty as slipping on tea. |
219 | 00:23:13,016 | 00:23:15,851 | You're blaming yourself, Captain. It was an accident. | You're blaming yourself, Captain. It was an accident. |
220 | 00:23:15,936 | 00:23:18,854 | -You'll feel better when we put in. -Put in? | -You'll feel better when we put in. -Put in? |
221 | 00:23:18,939 | 00:23:20,648 | To base, Captain. | To base, Captain. |
222 | 00:23:21,274 | 00:23:23,401 | We cannot go on without a political officer. | We cannot go on without a political officer. |
223 | 00:23:23,485 | 00:23:26,570 | Doctor, this is a combat vessel of the Soviet Navy, | Doctor, this is a combat vessel of the Soviet Navy, |
224 | 00:23:26,655 | 00:23:28,989 | and I'm a senior combat officer. | and I'm a senior combat officer. |
225 | 00:23:29,074 | 00:23:32,993 | We do not cancel operations because of accidents. | We do not cancel operations because of accidents. |
226 | 00:23:34,454 | 00:23:36,831 | Seaman, come here. | Seaman, come here. |
227 | 00:23:38,667 | 00:23:40,251 | Come here. | Come here. |
228 | 00:23:41,211 | 00:23:44,672 | -Your name? -Cook's Assistant Loginov, sir. | -Your name? -Cook's Assistant Loginov, sir. |
229 | 00:23:44,756 | 00:23:48,342 | Good. I want you and the doctor to witness this. | Good. I want you and the doctor to witness this. |
230 | 00:23:49,636 | 00:23:53,097 | I'm removing the political officer's missile key. . . | I'm removing the political officer's missile key. . . |
231 | 00:23:53,181 | 00:23:57,435 | Carry on. And I'm keeping it myself. | Carry on. And I'm keeping it myself. |
232 | 00:23:57,519 | 00:24:00,438 | Captain, I think we should report this to Red Fleet Command. | Captain, I think we should report this to Red Fleet Command. |
233 | 00:24:00,522 | 00:24:04,483 | I'm afraid that's impossible, Doctor. Our orders are for strict radio silence. | I'm afraid that's impossible, Doctor. Our orders are for strict radio silence. |
234 | 00:24:04,568 | 00:24:06,402 | Orders, sir. | Orders, sir. |
235 | 00:24:06,486 | 00:24:08,446 | -That's all, Loginov. -Yes, sir. | -That's all, Loginov. -Yes, sir. |
236 | 00:24:08,530 | 00:24:11,449 | This is most unnerving, Captain. | This is most unnerving, Captain. |
237 | 00:24:12,117 | 00:24:15,244 | The reason for having two missile keys | The reason for having two missile keys |
238 | 00:24:15,328 | 00:24:19,832 | is so that no one man may. . . | is so that no one man may. . . |
239 | 00:24:19,916 | 00:24:21,667 | May what? | May what? |
240 | 00:24:22,878 | 00:24:26,255 | May arm the missiles. Perhaps I should keep the key. | May arm the missiles. Perhaps I should keep the key. |
241 | 00:24:26,339 | 00:24:29,091 | -Thank you. That'll be all, Doctor. -Captain, l. . . | -Thank you. That'll be all, Doctor. -Captain, l. . . |
242 | 00:24:29,176 | 00:24:33,220 | When I address the crew, then you will understand. | When I address the crew, then you will understand. |
243 | 00:24:34,264 | 00:24:35,931 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
244 | 00:24:38,393 | 00:24:40,394 | -Petrov. -Yes, sir? | -Petrov. -Yes, sir? |
245 | 00:24:40,937 | 00:24:45,858 | l will try to forget your comments when I present my report. | l will try to forget your comments when I present my report. |
246 | 00:24:45,942 | 00:24:48,068 | Thank you, sir. | Thank you, sir. |
247 | 00:24:52,657 | 00:24:56,660 | Holding steady on 3-1-0. | Holding steady on 3-1-0. |
248 | 00:24:56,745 | 00:24:59,330 | Twelve knots at about 20,000 yards. | Twelve knots at about 20,000 yards. |
249 | 00:24:59,414 | 00:25:02,583 | -Have you got a make on him? -Computer's chewing on it, sir. | -Have you got a make on him? -Computer's chewing on it, sir. |
250 | 00:25:02,667 | 00:25:06,879 | Twin screws. The plant noise sounds like a Typhoon. | Twin screws. The plant noise sounds like a Typhoon. |
251 | 00:25:16,473 | 00:25:18,265 | I'd say we got a new boat, sir. | I'd say we got a new boat, sir. |
252 | 00:25:18,350 | 00:25:21,018 | Tommy, I miss something on the boards? | Tommy, I miss something on the boards? |
253 | 00:25:21,102 | 00:25:23,896 | Sub plant hasn't said anything about it. | Sub plant hasn't said anything about it. |
254 | 00:25:26,858 | 00:25:28,192 | All right. | All right. |
255 | 00:25:28,276 | 00:25:29,860 | How many Typhoons we got in the computer? | How many Typhoons we got in the computer? |
256 | 00:25:29,945 | 00:25:33,906 | -Six, sir. -Okay. Call this guy Typhoon 7 . | -Six, sir. -Okay. Call this guy Typhoon 7 . |
257 | 00:25:33,990 | 00:25:36,700 | Start a tape on him. See if we can work in a little closer. | Start a tape on him. See if we can work in a little closer. |
258 | 00:25:36,785 | 00:25:38,494 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
259 | 00:25:39,204 | 00:25:40,704 | Won't he hear us? | Won't he hear us? |
260 | 00:25:40,789 | 00:25:43,123 | Not if we stay in his baffles, Seaman Beaumont. | Not if we stay in his baffles, Seaman Beaumont. |
261 | 00:25:43,208 | 00:25:45,876 | Not if we stay in his baffles. | Not if we stay in his baffles. |
262 | 00:25:45,961 | 00:25:49,797 | Come in behind his propeller, and he's deaf as a post. | Come in behind his propeller, and he's deaf as a post. |
263 | 00:26:18,368 | 00:26:21,245 | Any sonar contacts, Mr. Kamarov? | Any sonar contacts, Mr. Kamarov? |
264 | 00:26:21,329 | 00:26:23,747 | No contacts, Captain. The sonar is clear. | No contacts, Captain. The sonar is clear. |
265 | 00:26:23,832 | 00:26:27,209 | Good. Do we have any surface contacts, Mr. Borodin? | Good. Do we have any surface contacts, Mr. Borodin? |
266 | 00:26:27,294 | 00:26:29,628 | -No contacts, sir. Scope is clear. -Good. | -No contacts, sir. Scope is clear. -Good. |
267 | 00:26:29,713 | 00:26:33,048 | Then it is time l explain our orders to the crew. | Then it is time l explain our orders to the crew. |
268 | 00:26:35,051 | 00:26:37,886 | Comrades, this is your captain. | Comrades, this is your captain. |
269 | 00:26:38,638 | 00:26:40,723 | It is an honor to speak to you today, | It is an honor to speak to you today, |
270 | 00:26:40,807 | 00:26:43,767 | and I'm honored to be sailing with you on the maiden voyage | and I'm honored to be sailing with you on the maiden voyage |
271 | 00:26:43,852 | 00:26:46,937 | of our motherland's most recent achievement. | of our motherland's most recent achievement. |
272 | 00:26:47,022 | 00:26:51,775 | And once more, we play our dangerous game, | And once more, we play our dangerous game, |
273 | 00:26:51,860 | 00:26:53,611 | a game of chess, | a game of chess, |
274 | 00:26:53,695 | 00:26:57,698 | against our old adversary, the American Navy. | against our old adversary, the American Navy. |
275 | 00:26:58,617 | 00:27:00,117 | For 40 years, | For 40 years, |
276 | 00:27:00,201 | 00:27:02,786 | your fathers before you and your older brothers | your fathers before you and your older brothers |
277 | 00:27:02,871 | 00:27:05,247 | played this game and played it well. | played this game and played it well. |
278 | 00:27:05,332 | 00:27:10,252 | But today, the game is different. We have the advantage. | But today, the game is different. We have the advantage. |
279 | 00:27:10,337 | 00:27:14,923 | It reminds me of the heady days of Sputnik and Yuri Gagarin, | It reminds me of the heady days of Sputnik and Yuri Gagarin, |
280 | 00:27:15,008 | 00:27:18,260 | when the world trembled at the sound of our rockets. | when the world trembled at the sound of our rockets. |
281 | 00:27:18,345 | 00:27:22,306 | They will tremble again at the sound of our silence. | They will tremble again at the sound of our silence. |
282 | 00:27:22,390 | 00:27:26,644 | -The order is engage for silent drive. -Aye, sir. | -The order is engage for silent drive. -Aye, sir. |
283 | 00:27:26,728 | 00:27:30,481 | -Ballast control, open outer doors. -Yes, open outer doors. | -Ballast control, open outer doors. -Yes, open outer doors. |
284 | 00:27:30,565 | 00:27:31,774 | Diving command. | Diving command. |
285 | 00:27:31,858 | 00:27:34,943 | Engage caterpillar and secure main engines. | Engage caterpillar and secure main engines. |
286 | 00:27:39,199 | 00:27:40,616 | Doors opening, Captain. | Doors opening, Captain. |
287 | 00:27:40,700 | 00:27:45,162 | Comrades, our own fleet doesn't know our full potential. | Comrades, our own fleet doesn't know our full potential. |
288 | 00:27:45,246 | 00:27:47,915 | They will do everything possible to test us, | They will do everything possible to test us, |
289 | 00:27:47,999 | 00:27:51,001 | but they will only test their own embarrassment. | but they will only test their own embarrassment. |
290 | 00:27:51,086 | 00:27:53,337 | We will leave our fleet behind. | We will leave our fleet behind. |
291 | 00:27:53,421 | 00:27:55,798 | We will pass through the American patrols, | We will pass through the American patrols, |
292 | 00:27:55,882 | 00:27:57,841 | pass their sonar nets, | pass their sonar nets, |
293 | 00:27:57,926 | 00:28:03,430 | and lay off their largest city and listen to their rock 'n' roll | and lay off their largest city and listen to their rock 'n' roll |
294 | 00:28:03,515 | 00:28:06,517 | while we conduct missile drills. | while we conduct missile drills. |
295 | 00:28:06,601 | 00:28:08,435 | Then... | Then... |
296 | 00:28:08,978 | 00:28:10,938 | And when we are finished, | And when we are finished, |
297 | 00:28:11,022 | 00:28:14,358 | the only sound they will hear is our laughter | the only sound they will hear is our laughter |
298 | 00:28:14,442 | 00:28:16,193 | while we sail to Havana, | while we sail to Havana, |
299 | 00:28:16,277 | 00:28:19,780 | where the sun is warm and so is the comradeship. | where the sun is warm and so is the comradeship. |
300 | 00:28:21,783 | 00:28:23,701 | Cryogenic plant coming on line, Captain. | Cryogenic plant coming on line, Captain. |
301 | 00:28:23,785 | 00:28:28,455 | A great day, comrades. We sail into history. | A great day, comrades. We sail into history. |
302 | 00:28:34,963 | 00:28:37,297 | Caterpillar engaging. | Caterpillar engaging. |
303 | 00:28:39,509 | 00:28:42,928 | Caterpillar engaging, Captain. | Caterpillar engaging, Captain. |
304 | 00:28:56,317 | 00:28:59,111 | -What happened? -l don't know. | -What happened? -l don't know. |
305 | 00:29:26,014 | 00:29:28,766 | -Full rudder left. -Full rudder left. | -Full rudder left. -Full rudder left. |
306 | 00:29:28,850 | 00:29:32,269 | Navigator. New course, 2-5-0. | Navigator. New course, 2-5-0. |
307 | 00:29:32,353 | 00:29:35,606 | -Yes, new course, 2-5-0. -Steering 2-5-0 . | -Yes, new course, 2-5-0. -Steering 2-5-0 . |
308 | 00:29:35,690 | 00:29:38,275 | Yes, course is 2-5-0. | Yes, course is 2-5-0. |
309 | 00:30:08,598 | 00:30:12,976 | Sonar contact, Captain. Port quarter. Close aboard. | Sonar contact, Captain. Port quarter. Close aboard. |
310 | 00:30:13,061 | 00:30:15,687 | American, Los Angeles class. | American, Los Angeles class. |
311 | 00:30:16,314 | 00:30:20,609 | -American. Captain, we. . . -Course 3-1-0 . | -American. Captain, we. . . -Course 3-1-0 . |
312 | 00:30:20,693 | 00:30:25,739 | -ls the American turning to follow us? -No, Captain. | -ls the American turning to follow us? -No, Captain. |
313 | 00:30:26,324 | 00:30:28,742 | The American is continuing in his original course. | The American is continuing in his original course. |
314 | 00:30:28,827 | 00:30:32,246 | -He's continuing northwest. -He can't hear us. | -He's continuing northwest. -He can't hear us. |
315 | 00:30:32,330 | 00:30:34,915 | And the singing? | And the singing? |
316 | 00:30:48,638 | 00:30:50,889 | Let them sing. | Let them sing. |
317 | 00:31:09,868 | 00:31:11,368 | What are you talking about? Check your gear. | What are you talking about? Check your gear. |
318 | 00:31:11,452 | 00:31:13,954 | Running diagnostics now, Captain. | Running diagnostics now, Captain. |
319 | 00:31:20,962 | 00:31:24,214 | Sonar is working, Captain. The Russian disappeared. | Sonar is working, Captain. The Russian disappeared. |
320 | 00:31:24,299 | 00:31:27,301 | One minute, he was steady 4,000 yards off the bow, | One minute, he was steady 4,000 yards off the bow, |
321 | 00:31:27,385 | 00:31:31,722 | and then he was gone, and for a second, I thought I heard. . . | and then he was gone, and for a second, I thought I heard. . . |
322 | 00:31:32,974 | 00:31:37,644 | -Heard what? -l thought I heard singing, sir. | -Heard what? -l thought I heard singing, sir. |
323 | 00:31:39,022 | 00:31:41,440 | -Singing? -Yes, sir. | -Singing? -Yes, sir. |
324 | 00:32:09,844 | 00:32:14,181 | Good morning, sir. l hope we had a lovely evening. | Good morning, sir. l hope we had a lovely evening. |
325 | 00:32:14,265 | 00:32:16,892 | A little chilly this morning. | A little chilly this morning. |
326 | 00:32:40,583 | 00:32:44,670 | There's a letter there from Marko Ramius. | There's a letter there from Marko Ramius. |
327 | 00:32:45,838 | 00:32:48,173 | Marko. | Marko. |
328 | 00:33:19,080 | 00:33:20,205 | Yes? | Yes? |
329 | 00:33:21,249 | 00:33:23,959 | No. This is Dr. Ryan. | No. This is Dr. Ryan. |
330 | 00:33:27,422 | 00:33:28,588 | What the hell happened? | What the hell happened? |
331 | 00:33:28,673 | 00:33:30,298 | Come on. This is no longer | Come on. This is no longer |
332 | 00:33:30,633 | 00:33:32,342 | a research project. | a research project. |
333 | 00:33:36,264 | 00:33:38,640 | l got a line on those doors. | l got a line on those doors. |
334 | 00:33:40,435 | 00:33:43,186 | You know what they are? | You know what they are? |
335 | 00:33:44,856 | 00:33:49,192 | -A nearly silent propulsion system? -How did you know that? | -A nearly silent propulsion system? -How did you know that? |
336 | 00:33:49,277 | 00:33:52,154 | The captain of the sub following her radioed in. | The captain of the sub following her radioed in. |
337 | 00:33:52,238 | 00:33:57,034 | Thing disappeared right in front of him, and that's only the half of it. | Thing disappeared right in front of him, and that's only the half of it. |
338 | 00:33:57,118 | 00:33:58,827 | Read. | Read. |
339 | 00:34:05,460 | 00:34:07,502 | I'm sorry. | I'm sorry. |
340 | 00:34:08,337 | 00:34:11,465 | -Got your l. D .? -My God, this is unbelievable. | -Got your l. D .? -My God, this is unbelievable. |
341 | 00:34:11,549 | 00:34:16,386 | The Kirov, three Sverdlovsk, the Kiev, the Minsk. | The Kirov, three Sverdlovsk, the Kiev, the Minsk. |
342 | 00:34:16,471 | 00:34:18,346 | They've sortied their whole bloody fleet. | They've sortied their whole bloody fleet. |
343 | 00:34:18,431 | 00:34:19,639 | That's about the size of it. | That's about the size of it. |
344 | 00:34:19,724 | 00:34:22,809 | -Good afternoon, Admiral. -Afternoon, Matthew. | -Good afternoon, Admiral. -Afternoon, Matthew. |
345 | 00:34:23,227 | 00:34:24,603 | Where are we going, anyway? | Where are we going, anyway? |
346 | 00:34:24,687 | 00:34:29,149 | Briefing for Jeffrey Pelt, President's National Security Adviser. | Briefing for Jeffrey Pelt, President's National Security Adviser. |
347 | 00:34:29,233 | 00:34:34,029 | Most of the Joint Chiefs will be there, along with a few other people. | Most of the Joint Chiefs will be there, along with a few other people. |
348 | 00:34:34,113 | 00:34:37,949 | -Who's giving the briefing? -You are. | -Who's giving the briefing? -You are. |
349 | 00:34:38,034 | 00:34:40,452 | The yeoman will have all the slides laid out for you. | The yeoman will have all the slides laid out for you. |
350 | 00:34:40,536 | 00:34:42,996 | So all you got to do. . . | So all you got to do. . . |
351 | 00:34:48,669 | 00:34:53,924 | Look, no one understands this material better than you. | Look, no one understands this material better than you. |
352 | 00:34:54,008 | 00:34:58,178 | Just give him a rundown on the sub and a précis of the stuff in your hand. | Just give him a rundown on the sub and a précis of the stuff in your hand. |
353 | 00:34:58,262 | 00:35:00,764 | He's liable to ask some direct questions. | He's liable to ask some direct questions. |
354 | 00:35:00,848 | 00:35:04,101 | Give him direct answers. Tell him what you think. | Give him direct answers. Tell him what you think. |
355 | 00:35:05,019 | 00:35:06,645 | Come on. | Come on. |
356 | 00:35:12,527 | 00:35:15,403 | Gentlemen, the last 24 hours have seen | Gentlemen, the last 24 hours have seen |
357 | 00:35:15,488 | 00:35:19,324 | some extraordinary Soviet Naval activity. | some extraordinary Soviet Naval activity. |
358 | 00:35:19,408 | 00:35:23,328 | The first to sail was this ship, we believe called the Red October | The first to sail was this ship, we believe called the Red October |
359 | 00:35:23,412 | 00:35:27,124 | in reference to the October Revolution of 1917 . | in reference to the October Revolution of 1917 . |
360 | 00:35:27,208 | 00:35:31,128 | A variant of the Typhoon class, she's some 650 feet long | A variant of the Typhoon class, she's some 650 feet long |
361 | 00:35:31,212 | 00:35:33,713 | and 32,000 tons submerged displacement, | and 32,000 tons submerged displacement, |
362 | 00:35:33,798 | 00:35:38,135 | roughly the same size as a World War ll aircraft carrier. | roughly the same size as a World War ll aircraft carrier. |
363 | 00:35:38,219 | 00:35:42,472 | We believe that these doors, here on the bow and again on the stern, | We believe that these doors, here on the bow and again on the stern, |
364 | 00:35:42,557 | 00:35:44,975 | enclose a unique propulsion system, | enclose a unique propulsion system, |
365 | 00:35:45,059 | 00:35:48,520 | a magneto-hydrodynamic drive, or caterpillar, | a magneto-hydrodynamic drive, or caterpillar, |
366 | 00:35:48,604 | 00:35:52,065 | that would enable the sub to run virtually silent. | that would enable the sub to run virtually silent. |
367 | 00:35:52,650 | 00:35:54,484 | It is possible that this new drive system | It is possible that this new drive system |
368 | 00:35:54,569 | 00:35:56,570 | allowed the captain, a man named Ramius, | allowed the captain, a man named Ramius, |
369 | 00:35:56,654 | 00:35:58,697 | their senior and perhaps most respected commander. . . | their senior and perhaps most respected commander. . . |
370 | 00:35:58,781 | 00:36:00,699 | Do we have his picture available? | Do we have his picture available? |
371 | 00:36:00,783 | 00:36:04,327 | Allowed Ramius to elude one of our attack boats, the Dallas, | Allowed Ramius to elude one of our attack boats, the Dallas, |
372 | 00:36:04,412 | 00:36:07,747 | which trailed Red October from harbor this morning. | which trailed Red October from harbor this morning. |
373 | 00:36:09,792 | 00:36:13,461 | It is also possible that this drive system, if operable, | It is also possible that this drive system, if operable, |
374 | 00:36:14,422 | 00:36:15,589 | could render the Red October | could render the Red October |
375 | 00:36:15,673 | 00:36:19,259 | undetectable to our SOSUS warning nets in the Atlantic. | undetectable to our SOSUS warning nets in the Atlantic. |
376 | 00:36:19,343 | 00:36:23,346 | Mr. Ryan, would you characterize this as a first-strike weapon? | Mr. Ryan, would you characterize this as a first-strike weapon? |
377 | 00:36:27,268 | 00:36:29,519 | That is a possibility, sir. | That is a possibility, sir. |
378 | 00:36:29,937 | 00:36:32,063 | It is designed to approach by stealth | It is designed to approach by stealth |
379 | 00:36:32,148 | 00:36:34,691 | and to shower its target with multiple independent warheads | and to shower its target with multiple independent warheads |
380 | 00:36:34,775 | 00:36:38,111 | with little or no warning before impact. | with little or no warning before impact. |
381 | 00:36:38,196 | 00:36:41,448 | Goddamn thing's made to start a war. | Goddamn thing's made to start a war. |
382 | 00:36:41,532 | 00:36:43,700 | Proceed, Mr. Ryan. | Proceed, Mr. Ryan. |
383 | 00:36:43,784 | 00:36:46,244 | About the same time the Dallas lost contact, | About the same time the Dallas lost contact, |
384 | 00:36:46,329 | 00:36:50,373 | there were additional sailings from Polijarny and from Leningrad | there were additional sailings from Polijarny and from Leningrad |
385 | 00:36:50,458 | 00:36:53,376 | on the Baltic and from the Mediterranean. | on the Baltic and from the Mediterranean. |
386 | 00:36:53,461 | 00:36:55,795 | There are now some 58 nuclear submarines | There are now some 58 nuclear submarines |
387 | 00:36:55,880 | 00:36:58,548 | headed at high speed into the Atlantic. | headed at high speed into the Atlantic. |
388 | 00:36:58,633 | 00:37:02,219 | This afternoon a satellite pass over Polijarny found heat blooms | This afternoon a satellite pass over Polijarny found heat blooms |
389 | 00:37:02,303 | 00:37:04,721 | in the engineering plants o the Kirov, the Minsk, | in the engineering plants o the Kirov, the Minsk, |
390 | 00:37:04,805 | 00:37:06,848 | and more than 20 other cruisers and destroyers, | and more than 20 other cruisers and destroyers, |
391 | 00:37:06,933 | 00:37:09,226 | indicating they were preparing to sail. | indicating they were preparing to sail. |
392 | 00:37:09,310 | 00:37:12,729 | This constitutes the bulk of the Soviet surface fleet. | This constitutes the bulk of the Soviet surface fleet. |
393 | 00:37:12,813 | 00:37:15,232 | Admiral Greer, your conclusions. | Admiral Greer, your conclusions. |
394 | 00:37:15,316 | 00:37:18,902 | Sir, the data support no conclusions as yet. | Sir, the data support no conclusions as yet. |
395 | 00:37:18,986 | 00:37:24,491 | The absence of activity in the Pacific suggests this could be just an exercise. | The absence of activity in the Pacific suggests this could be just an exercise. |
396 | 00:37:25,493 | 00:37:28,161 | -It may have nothing to do. . . -Suppose it's not an exercise? | -It may have nothing to do. . . -Suppose it's not an exercise? |
397 | 00:37:28,246 | 00:37:31,039 | Suppose this is the beginning of a move against NATO? | Suppose this is the beginning of a move against NATO? |
398 | 00:37:31,123 | 00:37:33,500 | NSA can speak for that, Mr. Pelt. | NSA can speak for that, Mr. Pelt. |
399 | 00:37:33,584 | 00:37:36,586 | l must emphasize the extreme sensitivity of this information | l must emphasize the extreme sensitivity of this information |
400 | 00:37:36,671 | 00:37:38,338 | and that it not leave the room. | and that it not leave the room. |
401 | 00:37:38,422 | 00:37:42,926 | Before sailing, Captain Ramius sent a letter to Admiral Yuri Padorin, | Before sailing, Captain Ramius sent a letter to Admiral Yuri Padorin, |
402 | 00:37:43,010 | 00:37:46,638 | Chairman of the Red Fleet Northern Political Directorate. | Chairman of the Red Fleet Northern Political Directorate. |
403 | 00:37:46,722 | 00:37:49,599 | -That's her uncle. -Whose uncle? | -That's her uncle. -Whose uncle? |
404 | 00:37:49,684 | 00:37:53,019 | Ramius' wife. Padorin's her uncle. | Ramius' wife. Padorin's her uncle. |
405 | 00:37:53,521 | 00:37:57,315 | Now, the contents of the letter are unknown, | Now, the contents of the letter are unknown, |
406 | 00:37:57,400 | 00:37:59,818 | but Admiral Padorin immediately demanded | but Admiral Padorin immediately demanded |
407 | 00:37:59,902 | 00:38:04,864 | a meeting with Premier Chernenko, and within minutes of that meeting, | a meeting with Premier Chernenko, and within minutes of that meeting, |
408 | 00:38:04,949 | 00:38:09,369 | the Soviet fleet sailed with orders to find Red October and sink her. | the Soviet fleet sailed with orders to find Red October and sink her. |
409 | 00:38:11,914 | 00:38:12,956 | Sink her? | Sink her? |
410 | 00:38:13,040 | 00:38:15,625 | My God. They've got a madman on their hands. | My God. They've got a madman on their hands. |
411 | 00:38:15,710 | 00:38:17,794 | If it gets within 500 miles of the coast, | If it gets within 500 miles of the coast, |
412 | 00:38:17,878 | 00:38:21,840 | we'll have less than two minutes' warning. | we'll have less than two minutes' warning. |
413 | 00:38:36,397 | 00:38:38,356 | -Today's the 23rd, isn't it? -What? | -Today's the 23rd, isn't it? -What? |
414 | 00:38:38,441 | 00:38:40,900 | -ls today the 23rd? -Yeah. | -ls today the 23rd? -Yeah. |
415 | 00:38:51,746 | 00:38:54,581 | You son of a bitch. | You son of a bitch. |
416 | 00:38:55,374 | 00:38:58,043 | You son of a bitch! | You son of a bitch! |
417 | 00:39:01,047 | 00:39:04,674 | You wish to add something to our discussion, Dr. Ryan? | You wish to add something to our discussion, Dr. Ryan? |
418 | 00:39:10,514 | 00:39:11,556 | Sir, I was just thinking | Sir, I was just thinking |
419 | 00:39:11,640 | 00:39:15,685 | that perhaps there's another possibility we might consider. | that perhaps there's another possibility we might consider. |
420 | 00:39:17,146 | 00:39:19,356 | Ramius might be trying to defect. | Ramius might be trying to defect. |
421 | 00:39:19,440 | 00:39:21,191 | Do you mean to suggest that this man has come. . . | Do you mean to suggest that this man has come. . . |
422 | 00:39:21,275 | 00:39:23,485 | Proceed, Mr. Ryan. | Proceed, Mr. Ryan. |
423 | 00:39:29,116 | 00:39:32,285 | Ramius trained most of their officer corps, | Ramius trained most of their officer corps, |
424 | 00:39:32,370 | 00:39:36,373 | which would put him in a position to select men willing to help him. | which would put him in a position to select men willing to help him. |
425 | 00:39:36,457 | 00:39:39,042 | And he's not Russian. | And he's not Russian. |
426 | 00:39:39,126 | 00:39:43,463 | He's Lithuanian by birth, raised by his paternal grandfather, a fisherman. | He's Lithuanian by birth, raised by his paternal grandfather, a fisherman. |
427 | 00:39:44,507 | 00:39:47,801 | And he has no children, no ties to leave behind. | And he has no children, no ties to leave behind. |
428 | 00:39:50,679 | 00:39:54,724 | And today is the first anniversary of his wife's death. | And today is the first anniversary of his wife's death. |
429 | 00:39:54,809 | 00:39:58,895 | Come on. You're just an analyst. How can you read his mind? | Come on. You're just an analyst. How can you read his mind? |
430 | 00:39:58,979 | 00:40:01,106 | l know Ramius, General. | l know Ramius, General. |
431 | 00:40:01,941 | 00:40:04,692 | He's nearly a legend in the submarine community. | He's nearly a legend in the submarine community. |
432 | 00:40:04,777 | 00:40:06,236 | He's been a maverick his entire career. | He's been a maverick his entire career. |
433 | 00:40:06,320 | 00:40:08,696 | l actually met him once at an embassy dinner. | l actually met him once at an embassy dinner. |
434 | 00:40:08,781 | 00:40:12,492 | Have you ever met Captain Ramius, General? | Have you ever met Captain Ramius, General? |
435 | 00:40:20,167 | 00:40:21,668 | Admiral Hollis, | Admiral Hollis, |
436 | 00:40:22,378 | 00:40:27,257 | how long before Ramius could be in a position to fire his missiles at us? | how long before Ramius could be in a position to fire his missiles at us? |
437 | 00:40:27,341 | 00:40:29,092 | Four days. | Four days. |
438 | 00:40:29,176 | 00:40:33,388 | All right. I'll brief the President. That will be all, gentlemen. | All right. I'll brief the President. That will be all, gentlemen. |
439 | 00:40:33,472 | 00:40:37,517 | Dr. Ryan, would you stay for a moment, please? | Dr. Ryan, would you stay for a moment, please? |
440 | 00:40:38,602 | 00:40:41,688 | l said speak your mind, Jack, but Jesus. . . | l said speak your mind, Jack, but Jesus. . . |
441 | 00:40:54,410 | 00:40:57,620 | You slammed the door on the general pretty hard, Jack. | You slammed the door on the general pretty hard, Jack. |
442 | 00:40:57,705 | 00:41:01,207 | -That was not my intention, sir. -Yes, it was. | -That was not my intention, sir. -Yes, it was. |
443 | 00:41:01,292 | 00:41:04,002 | He was patronizing you, and you stomped on him. | He was patronizing you, and you stomped on him. |
444 | 00:41:04,086 | 00:41:06,588 | In my opinion, he deserved it. | In my opinion, he deserved it. |
445 | 00:41:07,173 | 00:41:12,218 | Listen, I'm a politician, which means I'm a cheat and a liar, | Listen, I'm a politician, which means I'm a cheat and a liar, |
446 | 00:41:12,303 | 00:41:15,930 | and when I'm not kissing babies, I'm stealing their lollipops, | and when I'm not kissing babies, I'm stealing their lollipops, |
447 | 00:41:16,015 | 00:41:19,809 | but it also means that I keep my options open. | but it also means that I keep my options open. |
448 | 00:41:21,395 | 00:41:26,065 | So let's assume for a minute that you're right | So let's assume for a minute that you're right |
449 | 00:41:27,526 | 00:41:31,029 | and this Russian intends to defect. | and this Russian intends to defect. |
450 | 00:41:31,822 | 00:41:34,532 | What do you suggest we do about it? | What do you suggest we do about it? |
451 | 00:41:36,160 | 00:41:39,871 | -We definitely grab the boat, sir. -Wait a minute. | -We definitely grab the boat, sir. -Wait a minute. |
452 | 00:41:39,955 | 00:41:43,124 | We're not talking about some stray pilot with a MIG. | We're not talking about some stray pilot with a MIG. |
453 | 00:41:43,209 | 00:41:44,167 | We're talking about | We're talking about |
454 | 00:41:44,251 | 00:41:47,545 | several billion dollars' worth of Soviet state property. | several billion dollars' worth of Soviet state property. |
455 | 00:41:48,088 | 00:41:50,006 | They're going to want it back. | They're going to want it back. |
456 | 00:41:50,090 | 00:41:51,216 | Maybe it's enough then | Maybe it's enough then |
457 | 00:41:51,300 | 00:41:53,551 | just to get some people onboard and inspect it. | just to get some people onboard and inspect it. |
458 | 00:41:53,636 | 00:41:57,847 | Call it whatever you want to. . . A coast guard safety inspection. | Call it whatever you want to. . . A coast guard safety inspection. |
459 | 00:41:57,932 | 00:42:00,600 | So how do we proceed? | So how do we proceed? |
460 | 00:42:01,560 | 00:42:05,146 | First, we need to contact the commanders in the Atlantic directly. | First, we need to contact the commanders in the Atlantic directly. |
461 | 00:42:05,231 | 00:42:06,731 | The Russians get one whiff of this | The Russians get one whiff of this |
462 | 00:42:06,815 | 00:42:08,274 | through the regular communications circuits, | through the regular communications circuits, |
463 | 00:42:08,359 | 00:42:09,943 | the game is up. | the game is up. |
464 | 00:42:10,027 | 00:42:12,987 | Second, we figure out how we can help them. | Second, we figure out how we can help them. |
465 | 00:42:13,072 | 00:42:17,700 | We devise a plan to intercede, ready to go at a moment's notice. | We devise a plan to intercede, ready to go at a moment's notice. |
466 | 00:42:17,785 | 00:42:21,746 | Third, somebody's got to go make contact with Ramius | Third, somebody's got to go make contact with Ramius |
467 | 00:42:21,830 | 00:42:24,290 | and find out what his intentions really are. | and find out what his intentions really are. |
468 | 00:42:24,375 | 00:42:26,543 | Okay. When do you leave? | Okay. When do you leave? |
469 | 00:42:28,212 | 00:42:29,712 | Wait a minute. | Wait a minute. |
470 | 00:42:32,591 | 00:42:33,758 | The general was right. | The general was right. |
471 | 00:42:33,842 | 00:42:35,969 | l am not field personnel. l am only an analyst. | l am not field personnel. l am only an analyst. |
472 | 00:42:36,053 | 00:42:37,220 | You're perfect. | You're perfect. |
473 | 00:42:37,304 | 00:42:39,264 | l can't ask any of these characters to go. | l can't ask any of these characters to go. |
474 | 00:42:39,348 | 00:42:40,807 | They don't believe in it. | They don't believe in it. |
475 | 00:42:40,891 | 00:42:43,893 | They'd never stake their reputation on a hunch, whereas you. . . | They'd never stake their reputation on a hunch, whereas you. . . |
476 | 00:42:43,978 | 00:42:45,979 | Are expendable. | Are expendable. |
477 | 00:42:48,649 | 00:42:50,817 | Something like that. | Something like that. |
478 | 00:42:54,071 | 00:42:57,574 | I'll give you three days to prove your theory correct. | I'll give you three days to prove your theory correct. |
479 | 00:42:57,658 | 00:43:02,412 | After that, I have to hunt down Ramius and destroy him. | After that, I have to hunt down Ramius and destroy him. |
480 | 00:43:02,496 | 00:43:04,080 | Will you do it? | Will you do it? |
481 | 00:43:21,098 | 00:43:24,267 | Mother of God! Secure the mast! | Mother of God! Secure the mast! |
482 | 00:43:24,351 | 00:43:26,769 | All ahead, two-thirds! Set depth to 900 meters! | All ahead, two-thirds! Set depth to 900 meters! |
483 | 00:43:26,854 | 00:43:30,648 | -What is it? What's happened? -Mast secured, helm at two-thirds. | -What is it? What's happened? -Mast secured, helm at two-thirds. |
484 | 00:43:33,444 | 00:43:37,989 | -Commence heading 2-0-5. -2-0-5, affirmative. | -Commence heading 2-0-5. -2-0-5, affirmative. |
485 | 00:43:51,337 | 00:43:54,756 | These orders are seven bloody hours old! | These orders are seven bloody hours old! |
486 | 00:43:54,840 | 00:43:58,009 | Sitting on the bottom like an addled schoolboy. | Sitting on the bottom like an addled schoolboy. |
487 | 00:43:58,093 | 00:43:59,385 | -Captain. . . -Passing at. . . | -Captain. . . -Passing at. . . |
488 | 00:43:59,470 | 00:44:01,638 | -All ahead, flank. -All ahead, flank. | -All ahead, flank. -All ahead, flank. |
489 | 00:44:01,722 | 00:44:03,264 | Inquire of the engineer about the possibility | Inquire of the engineer about the possibility |
490 | 00:44:03,349 | 00:44:06,267 | of going to 105% on the reactor. | of going to 105% on the reactor. |
491 | 00:44:07,561 | 00:44:12,231 | Seven hours. The entire fleet is after him. | Seven hours. The entire fleet is after him. |
492 | 00:44:20,991 | 00:44:23,618 | -Leveling at 900 meters. -Very well. | -Leveling at 900 meters. -Very well. |
493 | 00:44:23,702 | 00:44:28,331 | Captain, engineer reports 105% on the reactor possible, | Captain, engineer reports 105% on the reactor possible, |
494 | 00:44:28,415 | 00:44:30,583 | but not recommended. | but not recommended. |
495 | 00:44:41,136 | 00:44:43,429 | Go to 105 on the reactor. | Go to 105 on the reactor. |
496 | 00:44:46,558 | 00:44:49,686 | Captain, what is it? Where are we going? | Captain, what is it? Where are we going? |
497 | 00:44:49,770 | 00:44:52,689 | We're going to kill a friend, Yevgeni. | We're going to kill a friend, Yevgeni. |
498 | 00:44:53,440 | 00:44:55,692 | We're going to kill Ramius. | We're going to kill Ramius. |
499 | 00:45:17,339 | 00:45:21,718 | If you like borscht, perhaps, but I've eaten better in an oiler's galley. | If you like borscht, perhaps, but I've eaten better in an oiler's galley. |
500 | 00:45:21,802 | 00:45:23,344 | My wife said to the waiter, | My wife said to the waiter, |
501 | 00:45:23,429 | 00:45:27,223 | "Where did this man learn to cook, Afghanistan?" | "Where did this man learn to cook, Afghanistan?" |
502 | 00:45:27,307 | 00:45:30,184 | So then we went on to the Bolshoi, the ballet, | So then we went on to the Bolshoi, the ballet, |
503 | 00:45:30,269 | 00:45:33,730 | to see this new girl as Giselle. You remember how beautiful she was. | to see this new girl as Giselle. You remember how beautiful she was. |
504 | 00:45:33,814 | 00:45:37,442 | -She just married a factory manager. -Excuse me, Doctor. | -She just married a factory manager. -Excuse me, Doctor. |
505 | 00:45:39,236 | 00:45:43,322 | Do you have the figures for the latest batch of radiation tests? | Do you have the figures for the latest batch of radiation tests? |
506 | 00:45:43,407 | 00:45:46,117 | -Now? -Now. | -Now? -Now. |
507 | 00:45:48,829 | 00:45:52,749 | Perhaps you could bring the preceding set as well | Perhaps you could bring the preceding set as well |
508 | 00:45:52,833 | 00:45:54,792 | for comparison. | for comparison. |
509 | 00:45:55,461 | 00:45:57,587 | Thank you, Doctor. | Thank you, Doctor. |
510 | 00:46:14,855 | 00:46:17,106 | It will take him some time. | It will take him some time. |
511 | 00:46:19,359 | 00:46:21,486 | Before we begin, Captain, | Before we begin, Captain, |
512 | 00:46:21,570 | 00:46:25,573 | I'd like to know exactly what happened to Putin. | I'd like to know exactly what happened to Putin. |
513 | 00:46:30,245 | 00:46:32,872 | He didn't slip on his tea, did he? | He didn't slip on his tea, did he? |
514 | 00:46:34,249 | 00:46:36,292 | l don't think I like your tone, Slavin. | l don't think I like your tone, Slavin. |
515 | 00:46:36,376 | 00:46:38,795 | What the hell's my tone got to do with it? | What the hell's my tone got to do with it? |
516 | 00:46:38,879 | 00:46:43,800 | -We're risking our lives here. -Putin could've caused complications. | -We're risking our lives here. -Putin could've caused complications. |
517 | 00:46:43,884 | 00:46:45,301 | Did you think he would just go away and sulk | Did you think he would just go away and sulk |
518 | 00:46:45,385 | 00:46:47,804 | while we carried out our plans? | while we carried out our plans? |
519 | 00:46:47,888 | 00:46:50,556 | Are you saying he was murdered? | Are you saying he was murdered? |
520 | 00:46:51,391 | 00:46:53,476 | -My God. -Stop whining, Yuri. | -My God. -Stop whining, Yuri. |
521 | 00:46:53,560 | 00:46:57,480 | -How can you justify murder? -So he was murdered. | -How can you justify murder? -So he was murdered. |
522 | 00:46:57,564 | 00:46:58,856 | The man was a pig, | The man was a pig, |
523 | 00:46:58,941 | 00:47:01,567 | but it's a decision we should've all made together. | but it's a decision we should've all made together. |
524 | 00:47:01,652 | 00:47:03,027 | You are not in command here. | You are not in command here. |
525 | 00:47:03,111 | 00:47:05,947 | If the crew finds out, we could have a mutiny. | If the crew finds out, we could have a mutiny. |
526 | 00:47:06,031 | 00:47:09,075 | -What are you talking about? -They could kill us all. | -What are you talking about? -They could kill us all. |
527 | 00:47:09,159 | 00:47:12,203 | Everything that happens on this ship affects us all. | Everything that happens on this ship affects us all. |
528 | 00:47:12,287 | 00:47:14,539 | The Master-at-Arms is already suspicious. | The Master-at-Arms is already suspicious. |
529 | 00:47:14,623 | 00:47:18,167 | -We could still go back. -There will be no going back. | -We could still go back. -There will be no going back. |
530 | 00:47:21,421 | 00:47:26,384 | Before we sailed, l dispatched a letter to Admiral Padorin, | Before we sailed, l dispatched a letter to Admiral Padorin, |
531 | 00:47:26,927 | 00:47:30,304 | in which I announced our intention to defect. | in which I announced our intention to defect. |
532 | 00:47:32,641 | 00:47:35,476 | In the name of God, why? | In the name of God, why? |
533 | 00:47:36,395 | 00:47:40,731 | When he reached the New World, Cortez burned his ships. | When he reached the New World, Cortez burned his ships. |
534 | 00:47:40,816 | 00:47:44,443 | As a result, his men were well motivated. | As a result, his men were well motivated. |
535 | 00:47:44,528 | 00:47:46,946 | You have signed our death warrants. | You have signed our death warrants. |
536 | 00:47:47,030 | 00:47:51,367 | -Padorin will send the entire fleet. -Jesus, they'll find us. | -Padorin will send the entire fleet. -Jesus, they'll find us. |
537 | 00:47:51,451 | 00:47:52,577 | They'll find us and. . . | They'll find us and. . . |
538 | 00:47:52,661 | 00:47:55,788 | No one's going to find us. That's enough, Yuri. | No one's going to find us. That's enough, Yuri. |
539 | 00:47:57,249 | 00:47:59,166 | You had to do it, | You had to do it, |
540 | 00:47:59,751 | 00:48:02,879 | you couldn't just turn the submarine over to the Americans. | you couldn't just turn the submarine over to the Americans. |
541 | 00:48:02,963 | 00:48:05,882 | You had to make a political statement. | You had to make a political statement. |
542 | 00:48:06,675 | 00:48:10,428 | Or was it something deeper, Captain, | Or was it something deeper, Captain, |
543 | 00:48:10,512 | 00:48:14,432 | something that made you unable to slip away? | something that made you unable to slip away? |
544 | 00:48:14,516 | 00:48:20,146 | -Was it ego, Captain? -We each have our reasons, Victor. | -Was it ego, Captain? -We each have our reasons, Victor. |
545 | 00:48:20,606 | 00:48:25,067 | My own began the day I was handed the blueprints for this ship, | My own began the day I was handed the blueprints for this ship, |
546 | 00:48:25,152 | 00:48:28,362 | a ship which had but one use. | a ship which had but one use. |
547 | 00:48:28,447 | 00:48:29,906 | And as for the rest, | And as for the rest, |
548 | 00:48:29,990 | 00:48:33,826 | those are things that I alone must carry the burden for. | those are things that I alone must carry the burden for. |
549 | 00:48:35,954 | 00:48:38,998 | Anatoli, you're afraid of our fleet. | Anatoli, you're afraid of our fleet. |
550 | 00:48:40,334 | 00:48:41,751 | You should be. | You should be. |
551 | 00:48:41,835 | 00:48:45,463 | Personally, l give us one chance in three. | Personally, l give us one chance in three. |
552 | 00:48:50,177 | 00:48:52,094 | More tea, anyone? | More tea, anyone? |
553 | 00:48:55,515 | 00:48:57,016 | No? | No? |
554 | 00:48:58,352 | 00:49:01,187 | Then you may report back to your posts. | Then you may report back to your posts. |
555 | 00:49:17,913 | 00:49:20,498 | You heard the Captain. Dismissed. | You heard the Captain. Dismissed. |
556 | 00:49:29,925 | 00:49:31,634 | Captain. | Captain. |
557 | 00:49:43,522 | 00:49:46,190 | Captain, I would never disagree with you in front of the men, | Captain, I would never disagree with you in front of the men, |
558 | 00:49:46,274 | 00:49:47,858 | you know that. | you know that. |
559 | 00:49:49,111 | 00:49:52,071 | But in this case, Victor is right. | But in this case, Victor is right. |
560 | 00:49:53,198 | 00:49:56,867 | It would've been better if you had not informed Moscow. | It would've been better if you had not informed Moscow. |
561 | 00:49:56,952 | 00:49:58,869 | Vasily. | Vasily. |
562 | 00:49:58,954 | 00:50:03,833 | Moscow is not the worry, nor the whole Soviet navy. | Moscow is not the worry, nor the whole Soviet navy. |
563 | 00:50:03,917 | 00:50:08,254 | l know their tactics. l have the advantage. | l know their tactics. l have the advantage. |
564 | 00:50:10,257 | 00:50:11,841 | No. | No. |
565 | 00:50:12,551 | 00:50:15,261 | The worry is the Americans. | The worry is the Americans. |
566 | 00:50:16,430 | 00:50:21,100 | If we meet the right sort, this will work. | If we meet the right sort, this will work. |
567 | 00:50:23,937 | 00:50:27,231 | We get some buckaroo. . . | We get some buckaroo. . . |
568 | 00:50:32,446 | 00:50:38,409 | Some turbulence, Commander? You don't like flying. This is nothing! | Some turbulence, Commander? You don't like flying. This is nothing! |
569 | 00:50:38,493 | 00:50:40,953 | You should've been with us five, six months ago! | You should've been with us five, six months ago! |
570 | 00:50:41,038 | 00:50:43,039 | You talk about puke! | You talk about puke! |
571 | 00:50:43,123 | 00:50:46,375 | We ran into a hailstorm over the Sea of Japan, right? | We ran into a hailstorm over the Sea of Japan, right? |
572 | 00:50:46,460 | 00:50:48,461 | Everybody's retching their guts out! | Everybody's retching their guts out! |
573 | 00:50:48,545 | 00:50:51,338 | The pilot shot his lunch all over the windshield, | The pilot shot his lunch all over the windshield, |
574 | 00:50:51,423 | 00:50:53,549 | and I barf on the radio! | and I barf on the radio! |
575 | 00:50:53,633 | 00:50:55,301 | Knocked it out completely, | Knocked it out completely, |
576 | 00:50:55,385 | 00:50:57,219 | and it wasn't that lightweight stuff either! | and it wasn't that lightweight stuff either! |
577 | 00:50:57,304 | 00:51:00,056 | It was that chunky, industrial-weight puke! | It was that chunky, industrial-weight puke! |
578 | 00:51:00,140 | 00:51:01,599 | You want a bite? | You want a bite? |
579 | 00:51:03,685 | 00:51:07,480 | Jack, next time you get a bright idea, just put it in a memo. | Jack, next time you get a bright idea, just put it in a memo. |
580 | 00:51:16,490 | 00:51:17,823 | Sir. | Sir. |
581 | 00:51:18,992 | 00:51:21,619 | That'll be all, Lieutenant. Thank you. | That'll be all, Lieutenant. Thank you. |
582 | 00:51:21,703 | 00:51:23,746 | That hawkeye from Weymouth Trap? | That hawkeye from Weymouth Trap? |
583 | 00:51:23,830 | 00:51:26,707 | Four wire. Caught a gust over the fantail. | Four wire. Caught a gust over the fantail. |
584 | 00:51:26,792 | 00:51:28,584 | Not bad, considering. | Not bad, considering. |
585 | 00:51:28,668 | 00:51:31,921 | -The gentleman is here to see you. -The gentleman? | -The gentleman is here to see you. -The gentleman? |
586 | 00:51:32,005 | 00:51:34,799 | What the hell you talking about, Charlie? | What the hell you talking about, Charlie? |
587 | 00:51:34,883 | 00:51:36,717 | l apologize for the uniform, sir. | l apologize for the uniform, sir. |
588 | 00:51:36,802 | 00:51:39,929 | This is Admiral Greer's idea of a low profile. | This is Admiral Greer's idea of a low profile. |
589 | 00:51:40,013 | 00:51:43,724 | -You work for Jim Greer? -That's right, sir. | -You work for Jim Greer? -That's right, sir. |
590 | 00:51:43,809 | 00:51:47,686 | Then I imagine you'll tell me what all the hubbub's about. | Then I imagine you'll tell me what all the hubbub's about. |
591 | 00:51:48,772 | 00:51:51,357 | Captain, you got a minute? | Captain, you got a minute? |
592 | 00:51:52,275 | 00:51:54,693 | Jonesy's got something l think you ought to see. | Jonesy's got something l think you ought to see. |
593 | 00:51:54,778 | 00:51:56,779 | Martinez, get yourself a cup of coffee. | Martinez, get yourself a cup of coffee. |
594 | 00:51:56,863 | 00:51:59,573 | -Send me up some tea. -Aye, Captain. | -Send me up some tea. -Aye, Captain. |
595 | 00:52:00,367 | 00:52:03,285 | Messenger, get the captain a cup of tea. | Messenger, get the captain a cup of tea. |
596 | 00:52:05,372 | 00:52:07,331 | Captain. | Captain. |
597 | 00:52:08,208 | 00:52:12,962 | Sir, the moment that sub went silent and I thought I heard some singing, | Sir, the moment that sub went silent and I thought I heard some singing, |
598 | 00:52:13,046 | 00:52:15,214 | l heard something in the background real faint. | l heard something in the background real faint. |
599 | 00:52:15,298 | 00:52:19,885 | After all those subs took off, l caught it again and got it on tape. | After all those subs took off, l caught it again and got it on tape. |
600 | 00:52:19,970 | 00:52:24,223 | l washed it through the computer and was able to isolate this sound. | l washed it through the computer and was able to isolate this sound. |
601 | 00:52:28,061 | 00:52:30,062 | When I asked the computer to identify it, | When I asked the computer to identify it, |
602 | 00:52:30,147 | 00:52:32,982 | what I got was magma displacement. | what I got was magma displacement. |
603 | 00:52:33,066 | 00:52:35,526 | You see, sir, the SAPS software | You see, sir, the SAPS software |
604 | 00:52:35,610 | 00:52:38,237 | was originally written to look for seismic events. | was originally written to look for seismic events. |
605 | 00:52:38,321 | 00:52:42,241 | l think when it gets confused, it kind of runs home to mama. | l think when it gets confused, it kind of runs home to mama. |
606 | 00:52:42,325 | 00:52:45,619 | -I'm not following you, Jonesy. -Sir, I'm sorry. | -I'm not following you, Jonesy. -Sir, I'm sorry. |
607 | 00:52:45,704 | 00:52:48,914 | Listen to it at 10 times speed. | Listen to it at 10 times speed. |
608 | 00:52:56,423 | 00:52:59,133 | Now, that's got to be man-made, Captain. | Now, that's got to be man-made, Captain. |
609 | 00:52:59,467 | 00:53:00,968 | All right. | All right. |
610 | 00:53:02,762 | 00:53:07,057 | The first contact was at 09:15, and the bearing was 2-6-9. | The first contact was at 09:15, and the bearing was 2-6-9. |
611 | 00:53:07,142 | 00:53:08,517 | At 09:30, it was here. | At 09:30, it was here. |
612 | 00:53:08,602 | 00:53:12,605 | l came back to it at 11:00 and 11:15, here and here. | l came back to it at 11:00 and 11:15, here and here. |
613 | 00:53:13,398 | 00:53:16,233 | Remember the dispatch we got about Russian sub skippers | Remember the dispatch we got about Russian sub skippers |
614 | 00:53:16,318 | 00:53:18,527 | running the Reykjanes Ridge at high speeds | running the Reykjanes Ridge at high speeds |
615 | 00:53:18,612 | 00:53:21,822 | because they had hyper-accurate surveys of the underwater canyons? | because they had hyper-accurate surveys of the underwater canyons? |
616 | 00:53:21,907 | 00:53:26,368 | The front door to those canyons was a formation called Thor's Twins. | The front door to those canyons was a formation called Thor's Twins. |
617 | 00:53:26,453 | 00:53:27,995 | Yeah? | Yeah? |
618 | 00:53:41,218 | 00:53:42,885 | Look at that. | Look at that. |
619 | 00:53:44,638 | 00:53:47,139 | -Right into Red Route One. -Captain. | -Right into Red Route One. -Captain. |
620 | 00:53:49,017 | 00:53:50,059 | You may think I'm crazy, | You may think I'm crazy, |
621 | 00:53:50,143 | 00:53:55,064 | but I'll bet that magma displacement was actually some new Russian sub, | but I'll bet that magma displacement was actually some new Russian sub, |
622 | 00:53:55,148 | 00:53:57,816 | and it's headed for the Iceland coast. | and it's headed for the Iceland coast. |
623 | 00:53:59,694 | 00:54:02,279 | Have I got this straight, Jonesy? | Have I got this straight, Jonesy? |
624 | 00:54:02,364 | 00:54:05,908 | A $40 million computer tells you you're chasing an earthquake, | A $40 million computer tells you you're chasing an earthquake, |
625 | 00:54:05,992 | 00:54:10,079 | but you don't believe it, and you come up with this on your own? | but you don't believe it, and you come up with this on your own? |
626 | 00:54:11,164 | 00:54:13,916 | -Yes, sir. -Including all the navigation math? | -Yes, sir. -Including all the navigation math? |
627 | 00:54:14,000 | 00:54:17,461 | -Sir, I've got all the. . . -Relax, Jonesy. You sold me. | -Sir, I've got all the. . . -Relax, Jonesy. You sold me. |
628 | 00:54:18,463 | 00:54:22,466 | Tommy, I want you to plot us a speed course | Tommy, I want you to plot us a speed course |
629 | 00:54:22,550 | 00:54:25,594 | for the bottom end of Red Route One. | for the bottom end of Red Route One. |
630 | 00:54:25,679 | 00:54:29,932 | We'll never find him in those canyons. First take us to periscope depth. | We'll never find him in those canyons. First take us to periscope depth. |
631 | 00:54:30,016 | 00:54:33,352 | -This we got to phone in. -Aye, aye, Captain. | -This we got to phone in. -Aye, aye, Captain. |
632 | 00:54:42,070 | 00:54:44,363 | Hang on, Jonesy. | Hang on, Jonesy. |
633 | 00:54:48,410 | 00:54:52,830 | If I can get you close enough, can you track this sucker? | If I can get you close enough, can you track this sucker? |
634 | 00:54:53,581 | 00:54:55,624 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
635 | 00:54:55,709 | 00:54:58,919 | Now that I know what to listen for, I'll bag him. | Now that I know what to listen for, I'll bag him. |
636 | 00:55:00,547 | 00:55:02,881 | -Carry on. -Yes, sir. | -Carry on. -Yes, sir. |
637 | 00:55:04,509 | 00:55:06,844 | That's the craziest notion I've ever heard. | That's the craziest notion I've ever heard. |
638 | 00:55:06,928 | 00:55:10,848 | A serving line officer? An entire ballistic missile submarine? | A serving line officer? An entire ballistic missile submarine? |
639 | 00:55:10,932 | 00:55:12,349 | They can't all want to defect. | They can't all want to defect. |
640 | 00:55:12,434 | 00:55:15,144 | Even if it's only the officers, it's extremely difficult to believe. | Even if it's only the officers, it's extremely difficult to believe. |
641 | 00:55:15,228 | 00:55:17,813 | -What's his plan? -His plan? | -What's his plan? -His plan? |
642 | 00:55:19,274 | 00:55:22,443 | Russians don't take a dump, son, without a plan. | Russians don't take a dump, son, without a plan. |
643 | 00:55:22,527 | 00:55:24,903 | Senior captains don't start something this dangerous | Senior captains don't start something this dangerous |
644 | 00:55:24,988 | 00:55:26,613 | without having thought the matter through. | without having thought the matter through. |
645 | 00:55:26,698 | 00:55:27,781 | What's he going to do, | What's he going to do, |
646 | 00:55:27,866 | 00:55:30,075 | sail into New York, pop the hatch, and say here I am? | sail into New York, pop the hatch, and say here I am? |
647 | 00:55:30,160 | 00:55:32,077 | It might be just that simple, yes. | It might be just that simple, yes. |
648 | 00:55:32,162 | 00:55:35,164 | Things may appear simple in the cubicle at CIA, | Things may appear simple in the cubicle at CIA, |
649 | 00:55:35,248 | 00:55:36,665 | but in the middle of the Atlantic | but in the middle of the Atlantic |
650 | 00:55:36,750 | 00:55:39,335 | with Soviet warships bearing down on us, | with Soviet warships bearing down on us, |
651 | 00:55:39,419 | 00:55:40,502 | they get more complex. | they get more complex. |
652 | 00:55:40,587 | 00:55:43,505 | -Smoke? -No, thank you. | -Smoke? -No, thank you. |
653 | 00:55:44,507 | 00:55:46,925 | And I don't think your notion of a few days' inspection | And I don't think your notion of a few days' inspection |
654 | 00:55:47,010 | 00:55:48,844 | is going to wash either. | is going to wash either. |
655 | 00:55:48,928 | 00:55:52,306 | In order to be of any value, you'd have to tear it apart. | In order to be of any value, you'd have to tear it apart. |
656 | 00:55:52,390 | 00:55:54,308 | The metallurgy would take a couple of months. | The metallurgy would take a couple of months. |
657 | 00:55:54,392 | 00:55:59,063 | -Then we'd have to keep it. -What will you do with the crew? | -Then we'd have to keep it. -What will you do with the crew? |
658 | 00:55:59,147 | 00:56:03,150 | Ones that don't defect will go back and say we got the boat. | Ones that don't defect will go back and say we got the boat. |
659 | 00:56:03,234 | 00:56:06,362 | Or do you plan to eliminate them? | Or do you plan to eliminate them? |
660 | 00:56:07,572 | 00:56:09,323 | We're not at war, sir. | We're not at war, sir. |
661 | 00:56:09,407 | 00:56:13,202 | So you have to get them off the boat in such a way | So you have to get them off the boat in such a way |
662 | 00:56:13,286 | 00:56:15,037 | that they think we don't have it, | that they think we don't have it, |
663 | 00:56:15,121 | 00:56:18,874 | and they'll report that we don't have it to their bosses. | and they'll report that we don't have it to their bosses. |
664 | 00:56:18,958 | 00:56:22,669 | Otherwise, this whole business is just academic, right? | Otherwise, this whole business is just academic, right? |
665 | 00:56:24,255 | 00:56:27,007 | Yes, sir. I think I see your point. | Yes, sir. I think I see your point. |
666 | 00:56:29,427 | 00:56:31,804 | When's the last time you slept? | When's the last time you slept? |
667 | 00:56:32,931 | 00:56:34,807 | A while. | A while. |
668 | 00:56:35,683 | 00:56:39,186 | -The chief outside will fix you up. -Thank you, sir. | -The chief outside will fix you up. -Thank you, sir. |
669 | 00:56:40,146 | 00:56:42,022 | Captain. | Captain. |
670 | 00:56:46,403 | 00:56:50,447 | It'll be dawn in a couple of hours. We'll be in the CIC . | It'll be dawn in a couple of hours. We'll be in the CIC . |
671 | 00:56:50,532 | 00:56:53,909 | Things are liable to get a little dicey around here. | Things are liable to get a little dicey around here. |
672 | 00:56:54,702 | 00:56:56,286 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
673 | 00:57:04,087 | 00:57:07,589 | -You think he's crazy? -Certifiable. | -You think he's crazy? -Certifiable. |
674 | 00:57:07,674 | 00:57:12,094 | No matter what his credentials, l don't care for him wearing the uniform. | No matter what his credentials, l don't care for him wearing the uniform. |
675 | 00:57:12,178 | 00:57:15,013 | Did you see that ring on his finger? | Did you see that ring on his finger? |
676 | 00:57:15,098 | 00:57:18,600 | -The academy, class of '72. A Marine. -You're kidding. | -The academy, class of '72. A Marine. -You're kidding. |
677 | 00:57:18,685 | 00:57:20,978 | -How did you. . . -Greer told me. | -How did you. . . -Greer told me. |
678 | 00:57:21,062 | 00:57:25,315 | Summer of his third year, he went down in a chopper accident. | Summer of his third year, he went down in a chopper accident. |
679 | 00:57:25,400 | 00:57:27,776 | Bad. Pilot and crew killed. | Bad. Pilot and crew killed. |
680 | 00:57:27,861 | 00:57:33,323 | That kid spent 10 months in traction and another year learning to walk again. | That kid spent 10 months in traction and another year learning to walk again. |
681 | 00:57:33,408 | 00:57:36,535 | He did his fourth year from the hospital. | He did his fourth year from the hospital. |
682 | 00:57:37,328 | 00:57:38,495 | It's up to you, Charlie, | It's up to you, Charlie, |
683 | 00:57:38,580 | 00:57:42,207 | but you might consider cutting the kid a little slack. | but you might consider cutting the kid a little slack. |
684 | 00:57:45,170 | 00:57:49,256 | Russians are going to find that sub before we get near it, anyway. | Russians are going to find that sub before we get near it, anyway. |
685 | 00:58:10,570 | 00:58:13,906 | -Passing Thor's Twins, sir. -Very good. | -Passing Thor's Twins, sir. -Very good. |
686 | 00:58:19,287 | 00:58:20,954 | Passing the Twins now, Captain. | Passing the Twins now, Captain. |
687 | 00:58:21,039 | 00:58:23,290 | Very good. You may commence your run. | Very good. You may commence your run. |
688 | 00:58:23,374 | 00:58:26,793 | -Call me at the first turning. -Aye, Captain. | -Call me at the first turning. -Aye, Captain. |
689 | 00:58:26,878 | 00:58:28,921 | Mr. Kamarov. | Mr. Kamarov. |
690 | 00:58:29,422 | 00:58:31,840 | -You may commence your run now. -Aye, sir. | -You may commence your run now. -Aye, sir. |
691 | 00:58:31,925 | 00:58:35,677 | First leg on my mark, course 2-6-0. | First leg on my mark, course 2-6-0. |
692 | 00:58:35,762 | 00:58:40,140 | Speed, 18 knots. Depth, 270 meters. | Speed, 18 knots. Depth, 270 meters. |
693 | 00:58:40,475 | 00:58:45,521 | Five, four, three, two, one. | Five, four, three, two, one. |
694 | 00:58:46,231 | 00:58:48,273 | Mark. | Mark. |
695 | 00:58:48,358 | 00:58:50,817 | Diving command, course 2-6-0. | Diving command, course 2-6-0. |
696 | 00:58:50,902 | 00:58:53,362 | -Course 2-6-0 , aye. -Speed, 18 knots. | -Course 2-6-0 , aye. -Speed, 18 knots. |
697 | 00:58:53,446 | 00:58:56,782 | -Speed, 18 knots, aye. -Stop pissing, Yuri. | -Speed, 18 knots, aye. -Stop pissing, Yuri. |
698 | 00:58:56,866 | 00:58:58,492 | Give me a stopwatch and a map, | Give me a stopwatch and a map, |
699 | 00:58:58,576 | 00:59:01,495 | and I'll fly the Alps in a plane with no windows. | and I'll fly the Alps in a plane with no windows. |
700 | 00:59:01,579 | 00:59:04,039 | If the map is accurate enough. | If the map is accurate enough. |
701 | 00:59:25,853 | 00:59:28,897 | We're in the lane and approaching first turn. | We're in the lane and approaching first turn. |
702 | 00:59:28,982 | 00:59:32,734 | Come left to course 1-9-5. | Come left to course 1-9-5. |
703 | 00:59:32,819 | 00:59:36,488 | In 30 seconds, decrease depth to 200 meters. | In 30 seconds, decrease depth to 200 meters. |
704 | 00:59:36,573 | 00:59:38,031 | Maintain speed. | Maintain speed. |
705 | 00:59:38,116 | 00:59:40,325 | Very good, Navigator. | Very good, Navigator. |
706 | 00:59:41,703 | 00:59:43,620 | Captain, we're approaching the first turn. | Captain, we're approaching the first turn. |
707 | 00:59:43,705 | 00:59:45,205 | Twenty-five seconds to course 1-9-5. | Twenty-five seconds to course 1-9-5. |
708 | 00:59:45,290 | 00:59:49,126 | Increase speed to 26 knots and recompute. | Increase speed to 26 knots and recompute. |
709 | 00:59:52,547 | 00:59:54,506 | Aye, Captain. | Aye, Captain. |
710 | 00:59:55,883 | 00:59:59,011 | Navigator, recompute for 26 knots. | Navigator, recompute for 26 knots. |
711 | 01:00:00,221 | 01:00:02,389 | Turn on my mark. | Turn on my mark. |
712 | 01:00:02,473 | 01:00:08,228 | Five, four, three, two, one. Mark. | Five, four, three, two, one. Mark. |
713 | 01:00:08,313 | 01:00:10,689 | Diving control, come left to 1-9-5. | Diving control, come left to 1-9-5. |
714 | 01:00:10,773 | 01:00:13,275 | -Come left to 1-9-5. -Up on the bow planes. | -Come left to 1-9-5. -Up on the bow planes. |
715 | 01:00:21,868 | 01:00:26,455 | Course now 1-9-5 and maintaining speed 26 knots. | Course now 1-9-5 and maintaining speed 26 knots. |
716 | 01:00:30,877 | 01:00:32,711 | Mr. Kamarov? | Mr. Kamarov? |
717 | 01:00:33,212 | 01:00:37,633 | Next leg, Captain, come right to course 2-4-0 now at | Next leg, Captain, come right to course 2-4-0 now at |
718 | 01:00:39,052 | 01:00:40,802 | eight minutes and 40 seconds. | eight minutes and 40 seconds. |
719 | 01:00:40,887 | 01:00:44,890 | Very good. Maintain course and speed. | Very good. Maintain course and speed. |
720 | 01:00:47,727 | 01:00:50,896 | Too fast, Vasily. Too fast. | Too fast, Vasily. Too fast. |
721 | 01:00:51,648 | 01:00:56,777 | Those charts are laid out precisely. So many knots for so many seconds. | Those charts are laid out precisely. So many knots for so many seconds. |
722 | 01:00:56,861 | 01:01:01,156 | -And this thing handles like a pig. -Watch your bearing, Mr. Slavin. | -And this thing handles like a pig. -Watch your bearing, Mr. Slavin. |
723 | 01:01:08,247 | 01:01:10,499 | Fifteen seconds to turn, Captain. | Fifteen seconds to turn, Captain. |
724 | 01:01:10,583 | 01:01:13,251 | -Should we decrease speed? -Negative. | -Should we decrease speed? -Negative. |
725 | 01:01:13,336 | 01:01:16,338 | -Prepare to come right. -Aye, sir. | -Prepare to come right. -Aye, sir. |
726 | 01:01:16,422 | 01:01:20,342 | Eight, seven, six, five, | Eight, seven, six, five, |
727 | 01:01:20,426 | 01:01:25,138 | four, three, two, one. Mark. | four, three, two, one. Mark. |
728 | 01:01:25,223 | 01:01:27,516 | Fifteen degrees down angle on the bow planes. | Fifteen degrees down angle on the bow planes. |
729 | 01:01:27,600 | 01:01:30,977 | Come right 2-4-0 . Move it! | Come right 2-4-0 . Move it! |
730 | 01:01:50,498 | 01:01:51,957 | We're in the lane. | We're in the lane. |
731 | 01:01:52,041 | 01:01:55,502 | Next leg 34 minutes to the Neptune Massif. | Next leg 34 minutes to the Neptune Massif. |
732 | 01:01:55,586 | 01:01:58,547 | Course 2-4-0 . | Course 2-4-0 . |
733 | 01:02:10,810 | 01:02:12,644 | What happened? | What happened? |
734 | 01:02:12,729 | 01:02:15,939 | The cryogenic plant! The magnets aren't cooling. | The cryogenic plant! The magnets aren't cooling. |
735 | 01:02:16,023 | 01:02:19,818 | Temperature in the caterpillar is 50 degrees above red line and rising. | Temperature in the caterpillar is 50 degrees above red line and rising. |
736 | 01:02:19,902 | 01:02:24,156 | -It's going to melt. -Kill it! Shut it down! | -It's going to melt. -Kill it! Shut it down! |
737 | 01:02:28,536 | 01:02:30,996 | -Captain? -What happened? | -Captain? -What happened? |
738 | 01:02:31,080 | 01:02:35,459 | -The cryogenic plant failed. -Reactor damage? | -The cryogenic plant failed. -Reactor damage? |
739 | 01:02:35,543 | 01:02:38,378 | There was a power spike, but the reactor scrammed automatically. | There was a power spike, but the reactor scrammed automatically. |
740 | 01:02:38,463 | 01:02:42,424 | -Was there any radiation leakage? -l don't know yet! | -Was there any radiation leakage? -l don't know yet! |
741 | 01:02:43,259 | 01:02:45,927 | -How long will it take to fix? -l got to find what's wrong first. | -How long will it take to fix? -l got to find what's wrong first. |
742 | 01:02:46,012 | 01:02:49,347 | Could be the liquid helium or the superconductors. | Could be the liquid helium or the superconductors. |
743 | 01:02:51,392 | 01:02:55,270 | Captain, we will have to stop until we can repair the caterpillar unit. | Captain, we will have to stop until we can repair the caterpillar unit. |
744 | 01:02:55,354 | 01:02:58,982 | Negative. We'll run on normal propulsion. | Negative. We'll run on normal propulsion. |
745 | 01:02:59,859 | 01:03:02,110 | Captain, we will not be silent. | Captain, we will not be silent. |
746 | 01:03:02,487 | 01:03:06,698 | Make revolutions for 20 knots and engage the propellers. | Make revolutions for 20 knots and engage the propellers. |
747 | 01:03:10,495 | 01:03:12,078 | Aye, Captain. | Aye, Captain. |
748 | 01:03:12,705 | 01:03:16,458 | -Commence engine start-up. -He'll get us all killed. | -Commence engine start-up. -He'll get us all killed. |
749 | 01:03:20,963 | 01:03:23,632 | The Captain knows what he's doing. | The Captain knows what he's doing. |
750 | 01:03:24,592 | 01:03:26,092 | Doctor. | Doctor. |
751 | 01:03:28,304 | 01:03:30,013 | Naval activities? | Naval activities? |
752 | 01:03:30,848 | 01:03:34,893 | l have no knowledge of this. But then, I never was a sailor. | l have no knowledge of this. But then, I never was a sailor. |
753 | 01:03:34,977 | 01:03:39,064 | Mr. Ambassador, you have nearly 100 vessels operating | Mr. Ambassador, you have nearly 100 vessels operating |
754 | 01:03:39,148 | 01:03:41,316 | in the North Atlantic right now. | in the North Atlantic right now. |
755 | 01:03:41,400 | 01:03:43,777 | Your aircraft have dropped enough sonar buoys | Your aircraft have dropped enough sonar buoys |
756 | 01:03:43,861 | 01:03:46,988 | that a man could walk from Greenland to Scotland | that a man could walk from Greenland to Scotland |
757 | 01:03:47,073 | 01:03:50,909 | without getting his feet wet. Shall we dispense with the bull? | without getting his feet wet. Shall we dispense with the bull? |
758 | 01:03:51,744 | 01:03:56,498 | You make your point as delicately as ever, Mr. Pelt, but. . . | You make your point as delicately as ever, Mr. Pelt, but. . . |
759 | 01:03:56,582 | 01:04:00,836 | And what looks like an exercise could be a prelude to war. | And what looks like an exercise could be a prelude to war. |
760 | 01:04:00,920 | 01:04:02,546 | How can we tell the difference? | How can we tell the difference? |
761 | 01:04:02,630 | 01:04:06,341 | Prudence demands that we deploy ships to observe yours. | Prudence demands that we deploy ships to observe yours. |
762 | 01:04:06,425 | 01:04:08,552 | Your government should consider | Your government should consider |
763 | 01:04:08,636 | 01:04:13,431 | that having your ships and ours, your aircraft and ours, | that having your ships and ours, your aircraft and ours, |
764 | 01:04:13,516 | 01:04:17,811 | in such proximity is inherently dangerous. | in such proximity is inherently dangerous. |
765 | 01:04:18,396 | 01:04:21,773 | Wars have begun that way, Mr. Ambassador. | Wars have begun that way, Mr. Ambassador. |
766 | 01:04:31,075 | 01:04:34,452 | -We have lost one of our submarines. -Lost it? | -We have lost one of our submarines. -Lost it? |
767 | 01:04:34,537 | 01:04:38,874 | We fear she may be down, and. . . This is most embarrassing, but. . . | We fear she may be down, and. . . This is most embarrassing, but. . . |
768 | 01:04:38,958 | 01:04:44,754 | Several of the officers are sons of high party officials. | Several of the officers are sons of high party officials. |
769 | 01:04:46,549 | 01:04:50,051 | One is even the son of a Central Committee Member. | One is even the son of a Central Committee Member. |
770 | 01:04:50,136 | 01:04:52,012 | l cannot say which. | l cannot say which. |
771 | 01:04:52,805 | 01:04:55,891 | You're telling me this is a massive rescue operation? | You're telling me this is a massive rescue operation? |
772 | 01:04:55,975 | 01:04:57,893 | That is correct. | That is correct. |
773 | 01:05:01,063 | 01:05:04,482 | I'm terribly sorry. How can we help? | I'm terribly sorry. How can we help? |
774 | 01:05:07,194 | 01:05:12,157 | -I'm not sure that. . . -Perhaps a joint rescue mission? | -I'm not sure that. . . -Perhaps a joint rescue mission? |
775 | 01:05:14,827 | 01:05:19,331 | That is very gracious of you, sir. I'll pass your offer on. | That is very gracious of you, sir. I'll pass your offer on. |
776 | 01:05:20,917 | 01:05:22,417 | But at this time, | But at this time, |
777 | 01:05:22,501 | 01:05:25,462 | l think we're doing everything that can be done. | l think we're doing everything that can be done. |
778 | 01:05:43,981 | 01:05:45,941 | Captain? | Captain? |
779 | 01:05:48,694 | 01:05:54,324 | Our strategy depends on your answer. The entire fleet will know where we are. | Our strategy depends on your answer. The entire fleet will know where we are. |
780 | 01:05:54,408 | 01:05:59,454 | Captain, Sonar. We've been overblown by a multi-engine turboprop. | Captain, Sonar. We've been overblown by a multi-engine turboprop. |
781 | 01:05:59,538 | 01:06:01,164 | Put it on audio. | Put it on audio. |
782 | 01:06:04,669 | 01:06:07,671 | Short transients, close aboard. | Short transients, close aboard. |
783 | 01:06:07,755 | 01:06:11,549 | -Water entry of small objects. -Sonar buoys. | -Water entry of small objects. -Sonar buoys. |
784 | 01:06:12,718 | 01:06:15,428 | -Battle stations. -Battle stations! | -Battle stations. -Battle stations! |
785 | 01:06:15,513 | 01:06:17,722 | -Battle stations! -Battle stations! | -Battle stations! -Battle stations! |
786 | 01:06:17,807 | 01:06:20,517 | How long to Neptune Massif? | How long to Neptune Massif? |
787 | 01:06:21,727 | 01:06:25,146 | -How long? -Four minutes, 10 seconds. | -How long? -Four minutes, 10 seconds. |
788 | 01:06:26,482 | 01:06:28,316 | Should we bottom the boat? | Should we bottom the boat? |
789 | 01:06:28,401 | 01:06:31,861 | No. Too late now. We've run out of time. | No. Too late now. We've run out of time. |
790 | 01:06:32,863 | 01:06:35,198 | Countermeasures. Prepare to launch missiles. | Countermeasures. Prepare to launch missiles. |
791 | 01:06:35,282 | 01:06:36,741 | Aye, sir. | Aye, sir. |
792 | 01:06:44,959 | 01:06:48,837 | Aircraft on computer guidance. Request permission to launch. | Aircraft on computer guidance. Request permission to launch. |
793 | 01:06:48,921 | 01:06:51,673 | You are authorized to launch the weapon. | You are authorized to launch the weapon. |
794 | 01:06:53,217 | 01:06:55,176 | Weapon is away. | Weapon is away. |
795 | 01:06:59,682 | 01:07:03,059 | High speed screw! Torpedo in the water! | High speed screw! Torpedo in the water! |
796 | 01:07:03,144 | 01:07:05,145 | Stand by. | Stand by. |
797 | 01:07:05,479 | 01:07:07,647 | Torpedo is active. | Torpedo is active. |
798 | 01:07:09,525 | 01:07:11,901 | Torpedo has acquired. | Torpedo has acquired. |
799 | 01:07:11,986 | 01:07:15,947 | -Launch countermeasures. -Launch countermeasures. Aye, sir. | -Launch countermeasures. -Launch countermeasures. Aye, sir. |
800 | 01:07:21,454 | 01:07:22,954 | We're in the lane. | We're in the lane. |
801 | 01:07:23,039 | 01:07:26,332 | -How long till the turn at Massif? -Two minutes, nine seconds. | -How long till the turn at Massif? -Two minutes, nine seconds. |
802 | 01:07:26,417 | 01:07:29,878 | We have no room to maneuver in these canyons. | We have no room to maneuver in these canyons. |
803 | 01:07:29,962 | 01:07:31,796 | Shut up. | Shut up. |
804 | 01:07:36,552 | 01:07:39,262 | Torpedo has reached countermeasures. | Torpedo has reached countermeasures. |
805 | 01:07:39,346 | 01:07:42,474 | -Torpedo has lost contact. -Massif approaching. | -Torpedo has lost contact. -Massif approaching. |
806 | 01:07:45,478 | 01:07:50,523 | Torpedo has reacquired. Torpedo has reacquired and is homing. | Torpedo has reacquired. Torpedo has reacquired and is homing. |
807 | 01:07:51,984 | 01:07:53,109 | Give me the count. | Give me the count. |
808 | 01:07:53,194 | 01:07:56,905 | Turn at Massif 40 degrees starboard in 30 seconds. | Turn at Massif 40 degrees starboard in 30 seconds. |
809 | 01:07:56,989 | 01:08:00,617 | -Time to torpedo impact? -Torpedo impact, 35 seconds. | -Time to torpedo impact? -Torpedo impact, 35 seconds. |
810 | 01:08:00,701 | 01:08:03,203 | -Increase to flank. -Full ahead flank. | -Increase to flank. -Full ahead flank. |
811 | 01:08:03,287 | 01:08:05,914 | -Full ahead flank. -Full ahead flank, aye. | -Full ahead flank. -Full ahead flank, aye. |
812 | 01:08:05,998 | 01:08:09,125 | Torpedo impact now 40 seconds. | Torpedo impact now 40 seconds. |
813 | 01:08:09,877 | 01:08:11,461 | 35 seconds. | 35 seconds. |
814 | 01:08:18,928 | 01:08:20,929 | 30 seconds. | 30 seconds. |
815 | 01:08:22,098 | 01:08:24,182 | Turn at Massif in | Turn at Massif in |
816 | 01:08:24,266 | 01:08:29,437 | seven, six, five, four, | seven, six, five, four, |
817 | 01:08:29,522 | 01:08:33,650 | three, two, one. Mark. | three, two, one. Mark. |
818 | 01:08:33,734 | 01:08:35,944 | Torpedo impact 25 seconds. . . | Torpedo impact 25 seconds. . . |
819 | 01:08:36,028 | 01:08:38,321 | -The turn, Captain. -Not yet. | -The turn, Captain. -Not yet. |
820 | 01:08:41,325 | 01:08:43,284 | Mark plus eight seconds. | Mark plus eight seconds. |
821 | 01:08:43,369 | 01:08:48,123 | Plus nine, plus 10 seconds, plus 11, plus 12, | Plus nine, plus 10 seconds, plus 11, plus 12, |
822 | 01:08:48,207 | 01:08:52,669 | plus 13 seconds, plus 14, plus 15 seconds. | plus 13 seconds, plus 14, plus 15 seconds. |
823 | 01:08:52,753 | 01:08:55,630 | Captain, we're out of position by a boat length. | Captain, we're out of position by a boat length. |
824 | 01:08:55,714 | 01:08:58,508 | Torpedo impact now 15 seconds. | Torpedo impact now 15 seconds. |
825 | 01:08:58,968 | 01:09:00,635 | Sound collision. | Sound collision. |
826 | 01:09:00,719 | 01:09:03,930 | -Sound collision. -We're out of the lane! | -Sound collision. -We're out of the lane! |
827 | 01:09:04,014 | 01:09:06,224 | -You're relieved. -Borodin? | -You're relieved. -Borodin? |
828 | 01:09:12,398 | 01:09:14,774 | Right full rudder! Reverse starboard engine! | Right full rudder! Reverse starboard engine! |
829 | 01:09:14,859 | 01:09:17,026 | Right full rudder. All back starboard shaft. | Right full rudder. All back starboard shaft. |
830 | 01:09:17,111 | 01:09:19,696 | All back starboard shaft! | All back starboard shaft! |
831 | 01:09:21,574 | 01:09:24,742 | Torpedo impact 12 seconds, | Torpedo impact 12 seconds, |
832 | 01:09:24,827 | 01:09:31,082 | 10, nine, eight, seven, six, five. . . | 10, nine, eight, seven, six, five. . . |
833 | 01:10:01,947 | 01:10:05,033 | -Captain, they're really shooting at us! -Pull yourself together! | -Captain, they're really shooting at us! -Pull yourself together! |
834 | 01:10:05,117 | 01:10:06,242 | Why? | Why? |
835 | 01:10:06,702 | 01:10:08,536 | Boy! Easy, boy. | Boy! Easy, boy. |
836 | 01:10:08,621 | 01:10:13,041 | If they were really shooting at us, we'd be dead by now. | If they were really shooting at us, we'd be dead by now. |
837 | 01:10:13,125 | 01:10:15,126 | Give me some line. | Give me some line. |
838 | 01:10:32,478 | 01:10:36,231 | l found out what happened to the caterpillar. | l found out what happened to the caterpillar. |
839 | 01:10:36,315 | 01:10:39,734 | The buffer circuit has been torn out. | The buffer circuit has been torn out. |
840 | 01:10:39,818 | 01:10:43,905 | It was only a matter of time before an overload shut it down. | It was only a matter of time before an overload shut it down. |
841 | 01:10:43,989 | 01:10:46,449 | -What are you saying? -Whoever did this | -What are you saying? -Whoever did this |
842 | 01:10:46,533 | 01:10:50,411 | knew how to cripple the caterpillar in a way not easy to find. | knew how to cripple the caterpillar in a way not easy to find. |
843 | 01:10:50,496 | 01:10:53,539 | Captain, we have a saboteur on board. | Captain, we have a saboteur on board. |
844 | 01:10:58,087 | 01:11:00,255 | It can't be any of the officers. | It can't be any of the officers. |
845 | 01:11:00,339 | 01:11:03,007 | They had plenty of time before we embarked. | They had plenty of time before we embarked. |
846 | 01:11:03,092 | 01:11:05,051 | Must be a crew member. | Must be a crew member. |
847 | 01:11:05,844 | 01:11:07,637 | Go to Putin's cabin. | Go to Putin's cabin. |
848 | 01:11:07,721 | 01:11:11,224 | Check his files for information on the crew. | Check his files for information on the crew. |
849 | 01:11:11,308 | 01:11:14,686 | We may have to put them off before we planned. | We may have to put them off before we planned. |
850 | 01:11:16,272 | 01:11:20,316 | The average Russky, son, don't take a dump without a plan. | The average Russky, son, don't take a dump without a plan. |
851 | 01:11:22,778 | 01:11:24,862 | Wait a minute. | Wait a minute. |
852 | 01:11:26,407 | 01:11:28,658 | We don't have to get the crew off the sub. | We don't have to get the crew off the sub. |
853 | 01:11:28,742 | 01:11:30,994 | He would have had to do that. | He would have had to do that. |
854 | 01:11:31,078 | 01:11:34,372 | We just have to figure out what he's going to do. | We just have to figure out what he's going to do. |
855 | 01:11:36,542 | 01:11:38,876 | How is he going to get them off the sub? | How is he going to get them off the sub? |
856 | 01:11:40,087 | 01:11:42,922 | They'd have to want to get off. | They'd have to want to get off. |
857 | 01:11:44,341 | 01:11:47,927 | How do you get a crew to want to get off a submarine? | How do you get a crew to want to get off a submarine? |
858 | 01:11:49,346 | 01:11:53,641 | How do you get them to want to get off a nuclear sub. . . | How do you get them to want to get off a nuclear sub. . . |
859 | 01:11:53,726 | 01:11:55,768 | l know how he's going to evacuate the sub. | l know how he's going to evacuate the sub. |
860 | 01:11:55,853 | 01:11:56,853 | Not now, Jack. | Not now, Jack. |
861 | 01:11:56,937 | 01:12:00,481 | Yankee One star base, say again status. | Yankee One star base, say again status. |
862 | 01:12:00,566 | 01:12:03,985 | -Declare an emergency. -Declare an emergency. | -Declare an emergency. -Declare an emergency. |
863 | 01:12:04,069 | 01:12:05,862 | Yankee One, requesting vectors. | Yankee One, requesting vectors. |
864 | 01:12:05,946 | 01:12:09,198 | Vector 2-7-0 speed is buster. | Vector 2-7-0 speed is buster. |
865 | 01:12:09,283 | 01:12:10,992 | Yankee One's icing hydraulic pressure. | Yankee One's icing hydraulic pressure. |
866 | 01:12:11,076 | 01:12:12,910 | Say again, Yankee One. | Say again, Yankee One. |
867 | 01:12:12,995 | 01:12:15,496 | Bear Foxtrot got too close to the group. | Bear Foxtrot got too close to the group. |
868 | 01:12:15,581 | 01:12:19,000 | One of the F-14s crowded him, and they bumped. | One of the F-14s crowded him, and they bumped. |
869 | 01:12:19,084 | 01:12:21,669 | He's losing hydraulic fluid. | He's losing hydraulic fluid. |
870 | 01:12:21,754 | 01:12:24,672 | They're trying to get him back aboard now. | They're trying to get him back aboard now. |
871 | 01:12:24,757 | 01:12:26,382 | Busy morning. | Busy morning. |
872 | 01:12:27,926 | 01:12:32,805 | Russian attack subs are now stationed off every east coast port. | Russian attack subs are now stationed off every east coast port. |
873 | 01:12:32,890 | 01:12:34,766 | We're up here. | We're up here. |
874 | 01:12:35,684 | 01:12:38,019 | The New Jersey is moving up the coast | The New Jersey is moving up the coast |
875 | 01:12:38,103 | 01:12:41,147 | while the Russians, aside from over 100 Bear Foxtrots, | while the Russians, aside from over 100 Bear Foxtrots, |
876 | 01:12:41,231 | 01:12:44,859 | have a row of subs and several surface groups. | have a row of subs and several surface groups. |
877 | 01:12:44,943 | 01:12:48,154 | -That's a lot of firepower. -For a rescue team, yes. | -That's a lot of firepower. -For a rescue team, yes. |
878 | 01:12:48,697 | 01:12:50,365 | There's something else strange. | There's something else strange. |
879 | 01:12:50,449 | 01:12:53,159 | They're using sonar as if they're looking for something, | They're using sonar as if they're looking for something, |
880 | 01:12:53,243 | 01:12:55,745 | -but nobody's listening. -What do you mean? | -but nobody's listening. -What do you mean? |
881 | 01:12:55,829 | 01:13:01,084 | At their speed they could run over my daughter's stereo and not hear it. | At their speed they could run over my daughter's stereo and not hear it. |
882 | 01:13:02,461 | 01:13:05,338 | They're not searching for Ramius. They're driving him. | They're not searching for Ramius. They're driving him. |
883 | 01:13:05,422 | 01:13:07,548 | Driving him where? | Driving him where? |
884 | 01:13:11,095 | 01:13:13,513 | The hounds to the hunters. | The hounds to the hunters. |
885 | 01:13:13,597 | 01:13:16,766 | Your sub captain's going to make it to America. | Your sub captain's going to make it to America. |
886 | 01:13:17,810 | 01:13:20,645 | He's going to die within sight of it. | He's going to die within sight of it. |
887 | 01:13:20,729 | 01:13:24,107 | His wing man kept requesting permission to fire. | His wing man kept requesting permission to fire. |
888 | 01:13:24,191 | 01:13:25,900 | Somebody messes up, | Somebody messes up, |
889 | 01:13:25,984 | 01:13:28,778 | we'll be in the biggest naval battle since the Jutland. | we'll be in the biggest naval battle since the Jutland. |
890 | 01:13:28,862 | 01:13:30,863 | Jesus! | Jesus! |
891 | 01:13:31,365 | 01:13:33,950 | Water's too cold to oject. | Water's too cold to oject. |
892 | 01:13:34,034 | 01:13:38,621 | -Air boss will try to bring him aboard. -Sir, what's this sub off by herself? | -Air boss will try to bring him aboard. -Sir, what's this sub off by herself? |
893 | 01:13:38,705 | 01:13:40,498 | Bart Mancuso's boat. | Bart Mancuso's boat. |
894 | 01:13:40,582 | 01:13:43,918 | He's going to the bottom of Red Route One. | He's going to the bottom of Red Route One. |
895 | 01:13:44,002 | 01:13:48,005 | He's had intermittent contact with a magma displacement. | He's had intermittent contact with a magma displacement. |
896 | 01:13:48,090 | 01:13:50,258 | -He's got this. . . -Magma displacement? | -He's got this. . . -Magma displacement? |
897 | 01:13:50,342 | 01:13:54,387 | -ls that like a seismic anomaly? -l suppose so. Why? | -ls that like a seismic anomaly? -l suppose so. Why? |
898 | 01:13:55,013 | 01:13:57,557 | ls there a way you could get me onboard the Dallas? | ls there a way you could get me onboard the Dallas? |
899 | 01:13:57,641 | 01:13:58,766 | What for? | What for? |
900 | 01:13:58,851 | 01:14:01,978 | l think Mancuso's found the Red October. | l think Mancuso's found the Red October. |
901 | 01:14:02,062 | 01:14:05,398 | He hasn't found anything, Jack. He's just waiting. | He hasn't found anything, Jack. He's just waiting. |
902 | 01:14:05,482 | 01:14:07,525 | Sir, this silent propulsion system | Sir, this silent propulsion system |
903 | 01:14:07,609 | 01:14:09,569 | could easily be mistaken for something. . . | could easily be mistaken for something. . . |
904 | 01:14:09,653 | 01:14:13,781 | The only way to get you onto Dallas is to fly you out to a chopper. | The only way to get you onto Dallas is to fly you out to a chopper. |
905 | 01:14:13,866 | 01:14:15,408 | The only way to get you that far north | The only way to get you that far north |
906 | 01:14:15,492 | 01:14:18,202 | is to use a chopper turned into a flying gas can. | is to use a chopper turned into a flying gas can. |
907 | 01:14:18,287 | 01:14:22,540 | Admiral, Yankee One is on final. Rescue personnel are in place. | Admiral, Yankee One is on final. Rescue personnel are in place. |
908 | 01:14:23,333 | 01:14:27,211 | Pick up your left wing. You're drifting left. Power, power! | Pick up your left wing. You're drifting left. Power, power! |
909 | 01:14:27,296 | 01:14:29,505 | Wave off, wave off! | Wave off, wave off! |
910 | 01:14:29,590 | 01:14:31,799 | Eject, eject, eject! | Eject, eject, eject! |
911 | 01:14:41,560 | 01:14:45,354 | Fire, fire! Fire on the flight deck! | Fire, fire! Fire on the flight deck! |
912 | 01:14:45,439 | 01:14:50,693 | This business will get out of control, and we'll be lucky to live through it. | This business will get out of control, and we'll be lucky to live through it. |
913 | 01:14:53,030 | 01:14:56,866 | Fire on the flight deck. All hands lend assistance. | Fire on the flight deck. All hands lend assistance. |
914 | 01:15:03,582 | 01:15:06,250 | The bird's loaded down with enough fuel to get you there, | The bird's loaded down with enough fuel to get you there, |
915 | 01:15:06,335 | 01:15:08,044 | but Dallas may not be there. | but Dallas may not be there. |
916 | 01:15:08,128 | 01:15:11,881 | We're trying to reach her. If she's gone deep, it's dodgy. | We're trying to reach her. If she's gone deep, it's dodgy. |
917 | 01:15:11,965 | 01:15:14,258 | If you have to ditch. . . | If you have to ditch. . . |
918 | 01:15:21,725 | 01:15:23,226 | If you have to ditch, | If you have to ditch, |
919 | 01:15:23,310 | 01:15:25,770 | don't think about anything but the survival gear. | don't think about anything but the survival gear. |
920 | 01:15:25,854 | 01:15:29,440 | At this water's temperature, you'll have about four minutes. | At this water's temperature, you'll have about four minutes. |
921 | 01:15:29,525 | 01:15:31,609 | I'll try to remember that. | I'll try to remember that. |
922 | 01:15:34,279 | 01:15:37,698 | Next time, Jack, write a goddamn memo. | Next time, Jack, write a goddamn memo. |
923 | 01:16:03,141 | 01:16:05,142 | Diving officer, make your depth 6-5-0 feet. | Diving officer, make your depth 6-5-0 feet. |
924 | 01:16:05,227 | 01:16:06,894 | Make my depth 6-5-0 feet. | Make my depth 6-5-0 feet. |
925 | 01:16:06,979 | 01:16:10,064 | Sonar, Conn preceding below the thermal layer. | Sonar, Conn preceding below the thermal layer. |
926 | 01:16:10,983 | 01:16:13,234 | -The captain's sacked out? -Yeah. | -The captain's sacked out? -Yeah. |
927 | 01:16:13,318 | 01:16:17,238 | -Auxiliaries proceed 5,000 pounds. -What about him? | -Auxiliaries proceed 5,000 pounds. -What about him? |
928 | 01:16:17,656 | 01:16:19,282 | He won't leave. | He won't leave. |
929 | 01:16:19,366 | 01:16:24,120 | Conn. Sonar, hold. No contacts on bearing 2-9-5. | Conn. Sonar, hold. No contacts on bearing 2-9-5. |
930 | 01:16:29,001 | 01:16:33,004 | You know, I seen me a mermaid once. | You know, I seen me a mermaid once. |
931 | 01:16:33,630 | 01:16:37,425 | I've even seen me a shark eat a octopus, | I've even seen me a shark eat a octopus, |
932 | 01:16:37,509 | 01:16:41,554 | but I ain't never seen no phantom Russian submarine. | but I ain't never seen no phantom Russian submarine. |
933 | 01:17:20,385 | 01:17:22,136 | We're emerging from the route, Captain. | We're emerging from the route, Captain. |
934 | 01:17:22,220 | 01:17:24,472 | I've ordered a routine clearing of the baffles. | I've ordered a routine clearing of the baffles. |
935 | 01:17:24,556 | 01:17:28,267 | We'll be making the first turn in a few minutes. | We'll be making the first turn in a few minutes. |
936 | 01:17:28,352 | 01:17:32,521 | The caterpillar is operational and appears to be running normally. | The caterpillar is operational and appears to be running normally. |
937 | 01:17:34,566 | 01:17:39,236 | The crew know about the saboteur. They are afraid. | The crew know about the saboteur. They are afraid. |
938 | 01:17:41,531 | 01:17:44,533 | That could be useful when the time comes. | That could be useful when the time comes. |
939 | 01:17:47,829 | 01:17:52,333 | You know, we could make the Labrador Coast in 16 hours. | You know, we could make the Labrador Coast in 16 hours. |
940 | 01:17:53,210 | 01:17:56,504 | Half of them would freeze before they were rescued. | Half of them would freeze before they were rescued. |
941 | 01:17:56,588 | 01:18:00,925 | No, it's Massachusetts or Maine. . . In 48 hours. | No, it's Massachusetts or Maine. . . In 48 hours. |
942 | 01:18:01,885 | 01:18:04,345 | Two days. | Two days. |
943 | 01:18:10,894 | 01:18:14,230 | Do you think they will let me live in Montana? | Do you think they will let me live in Montana? |
944 | 01:18:23,115 | 01:18:27,034 | l would think they'll let you live wherever you want. | l would think they'll let you live wherever you want. |
945 | 01:18:27,828 | 01:18:32,707 | Good. Then I will live in Montana, | Good. Then I will live in Montana, |
946 | 01:18:32,791 | 01:18:37,378 | and I will marry a round American woman and raise rabbits, | and I will marry a round American woman and raise rabbits, |
947 | 01:18:37,462 | 01:18:43,259 | and she will cook them for me, and I will have a pickup truck. | and she will cook them for me, and I will have a pickup truck. |
948 | 01:18:44,845 | 01:18:46,512 | Or a. . . | Or a. . . |
949 | 01:18:47,431 | 01:18:52,309 | Possibly even a recreational vehicle | Possibly even a recreational vehicle |
950 | 01:18:52,394 | 01:18:54,729 | and drive from state to state. | and drive from state to state. |
951 | 01:18:56,815 | 01:18:59,734 | -Do they let you do that? -Yes. | -Do they let you do that? -Yes. |
952 | 01:18:59,818 | 01:19:04,572 | -No papers? -No papers. State to state. | -No papers? -No papers. State to state. |
953 | 01:19:04,656 | 01:19:07,032 | All right. Commence your turn. | All right. Commence your turn. |
954 | 01:19:10,912 | 01:19:16,459 | Then in winter I will live in Arizona. | Then in winter I will live in Arizona. |
955 | 01:19:18,170 | 01:19:21,922 | -Actually, I think I will need two wives. -At least. | -Actually, I think I will need two wives. -At least. |
956 | 01:19:32,642 | 01:19:36,604 | -Possible aspect change on target. -Sonar, Conn. Aye. | -Possible aspect change on target. -Sonar, Conn. Aye. |
957 | 01:19:36,688 | 01:19:39,857 | Concur possible target zig based on bearing rate. | Concur possible target zig based on bearing rate. |
958 | 01:19:43,111 | 01:19:45,613 | -Conn! Sonar! Crazy Ivan! -All stop! Quick quiet! | -Conn! Sonar! Crazy Ivan! -All stop! Quick quiet! |
959 | 01:19:45,697 | 01:19:48,407 | -All stop, aye. -Engine's all stopped. | -All stop, aye. -Engine's all stopped. |
960 | 01:19:54,581 | 01:19:56,957 | What's going on, Jonesy? | What's going on, Jonesy? |
961 | 01:19:57,042 | 01:19:59,168 | Russian captains sometimes turn suddenly | Russian captains sometimes turn suddenly |
962 | 01:19:59,252 | 01:20:03,839 | to see if anyone's behind them. We call it Crazy Ivan. | to see if anyone's behind them. We call it Crazy Ivan. |
963 | 01:20:04,883 | 01:20:06,425 | The only thing you can do is go dead, | The only thing you can do is go dead, |
964 | 01:20:06,510 | 01:20:10,471 | shut everything down, and make like a hole in the water. | shut everything down, and make like a hole in the water. |
965 | 01:20:10,555 | 01:20:12,473 | So what's the catch? | So what's the catch? |
966 | 01:20:12,557 | 01:20:16,727 | Catch is a boat this big doesn't exactly stop on a dime. | Catch is a boat this big doesn't exactly stop on a dime. |
967 | 01:20:17,604 | 01:20:21,524 | If we're too close, we'll drift right into the back of him. | If we're too close, we'll drift right into the back of him. |
968 | 01:20:24,820 | 01:20:28,364 | What about you? What do you look forward to? | What about you? What do you look forward to? |
969 | 01:20:37,415 | 01:20:38,541 | l. . . | l. . . |
970 | 01:20:40,001 | 01:20:43,212 | l have no such appetites. | l have no such appetites. |
971 | 01:20:44,047 | 01:20:46,882 | Now, let's see if he can hear us. | Now, let's see if he can hear us. |
972 | 01:20:51,596 | 01:20:54,515 | There must be something. | There must be something. |
973 | 01:21:02,274 | 01:21:04,358 | What is it? | What is it? |
974 | 01:21:07,612 | 01:21:11,657 | l miss the peace of fishing | l miss the peace of fishing |
975 | 01:21:12,450 | 01:21:15,452 | like when I was a boy. | like when I was a boy. |
976 | 01:21:17,622 | 01:21:20,916 | Forty years I have been at sea. | Forty years I have been at sea. |
977 | 01:21:21,960 | 01:21:24,962 | A war at sea. | A war at sea. |
978 | 01:21:26,172 | 01:21:28,924 | A war with no battles. | A war with no battles. |
979 | 01:21:30,635 | 01:21:32,761 | No monuments. | No monuments. |
980 | 01:21:34,097 | 01:21:36,348 | Only casualties. | Only casualties. |
981 | 01:21:40,061 | 01:21:44,106 | l widowed her the day I married her. | l widowed her the day I married her. |
982 | 01:21:47,444 | 01:21:50,821 | My wife died while I was at sea, you know. | My wife died while I was at sea, you know. |
983 | 01:22:09,466 | 01:22:12,134 | Post guards in the engineering spaces. | Post guards in the engineering spaces. |
984 | 01:22:12,218 | 01:22:16,889 | If he can get to the caterpillar, he can get to somewhere more vital. | If he can get to the caterpillar, he can get to somewhere more vital. |
985 | 01:22:20,393 | 01:22:23,062 | -Where is he, Jonesy? -Conn, Sonar. | -Where is he, Jonesy? -Conn, Sonar. |
986 | 01:22:23,146 | 01:22:26,065 | Target is now coming out of our starboard baffles. | Target is now coming out of our starboard baffles. |
987 | 01:22:26,149 | 01:22:29,652 | My read is that he is returning to base course. | My read is that he is returning to base course. |
988 | 01:22:30,528 | 01:22:33,280 | Concur. He's returning to course 2-1-0 . | Concur. He's returning to course 2-1-0 . |
989 | 01:22:33,365 | 01:22:35,783 | He went right around us. | He went right around us. |
990 | 01:22:36,660 | 01:22:41,497 | We'll give him another 30 seconds, then secure from silent running. | We'll give him another 30 seconds, then secure from silent running. |
991 | 01:22:42,165 | 01:22:43,624 | Captain? | Captain? |
992 | 01:22:44,376 | 01:22:46,669 | Here's what we got on the ELF . | Here's what we got on the ELF . |
993 | 01:22:48,421 | 01:22:50,297 | -Thanks. -Aye, sir. | -Thanks. -Aye, sir. |
994 | 01:22:58,181 | 01:23:00,224 | What is it? | What is it? |
995 | 01:23:02,060 | 01:23:04,812 | You're not going to believe this. | You're not going to believe this. |
996 | 01:23:17,492 | 01:23:19,493 | Commander, we are approaching no return. | Commander, we are approaching no return. |
997 | 01:23:19,577 | 01:23:21,453 | Dallas apparently hasn't gotten the message. | Dallas apparently hasn't gotten the message. |
998 | 01:23:21,538 | 01:23:24,790 | -We have to turn back for the carrier. -Give it a couple more minutes. | -We have to turn back for the carrier. -Give it a couple more minutes. |
999 | 01:23:24,874 | 01:23:27,167 | Negative. Fuel status says we turn around now. | Negative. Fuel status says we turn around now. |
1000 | 01:23:27,252 | 01:23:30,337 | Fuel status? You got a reserve, don't you? | Fuel status? You got a reserve, don't you? |
1001 | 01:23:30,422 | 01:23:32,589 | I've got a 10-minute reserve, | I've got a 10-minute reserve, |
1002 | 01:23:32,674 | 01:23:35,175 | but I'm not allowed to invade that except during war. | but I'm not allowed to invade that except during war. |
1003 | 01:23:35,260 | 01:23:38,846 | If you don't get me on that submarine, you might have it. | If you don't get me on that submarine, you might have it. |
1004 | 01:23:38,930 | 01:23:43,183 | You got 10 minutes worth of fuel. We stay here 10 more minutes. | You got 10 minutes worth of fuel. We stay here 10 more minutes. |
1005 | 01:23:49,065 | 01:23:53,902 | Mount up! I got a submarine at around 3:00. About 2 miles. | Mount up! I got a submarine at around 3:00. About 2 miles. |
1006 | 01:23:55,613 | 01:23:56,947 | Okay, Tony, hook him up. | Okay, Tony, hook him up. |
1007 | 01:23:57,032 | 01:24:00,534 | I'll be lowering you down to the submarine now. | I'll be lowering you down to the submarine now. |
1008 | 01:24:00,618 | 01:24:05,372 | Give me eight minutes. Let's hope this thing runs on fumes. | Give me eight minutes. Let's hope this thing runs on fumes. |
1009 | 01:24:05,457 | 01:24:08,500 | -Very well. Surface the ship. -Surface the ship. Aye, sir. | -Very well. Surface the ship. -Surface the ship. Aye, sir. |
1010 | 01:24:08,585 | 01:24:11,253 | Whoever this guy is, he's in for one hell of a ride. | Whoever this guy is, he's in for one hell of a ride. |
1011 | 01:24:11,337 | 01:24:14,089 | Okay, Commander, go ahead and sit down. | Okay, Commander, go ahead and sit down. |
1012 | 01:24:15,633 | 01:24:19,928 | -You ever do this before? -Once. On a calm day off Hawaii. | -You ever do this before? -Once. On a calm day off Hawaii. |
1013 | 01:24:20,013 | 01:24:23,766 | The pilot will have a difficult time keeping steady. | The pilot will have a difficult time keeping steady. |
1014 | 01:24:23,850 | 01:24:27,061 | Don't take chances getting grounded. Keep that rod in front of you. | Don't take chances getting grounded. Keep that rod in front of you. |
1015 | 01:24:27,145 | 01:24:28,228 | In air like this, | In air like this, |
1016 | 01:24:28,313 | 01:24:29,897 | the rotors will put out enough static electricity | the rotors will put out enough static electricity |
1017 | 01:24:29,981 | 01:24:31,190 | to light up Chicago. | to light up Chicago. |
1018 | 01:24:31,274 | 01:24:32,524 | That's why I joined the Navy. | That's why I joined the Navy. |
1019 | 01:24:32,609 | 01:24:36,403 | A diver's in the escape trunk in case this guy goes in the drink. | A diver's in the escape trunk in case this guy goes in the drink. |
1020 | 01:24:36,488 | 01:24:40,824 | Someone must have a burr up his ass to go for a stunt like this. | Someone must have a burr up his ass to go for a stunt like this. |
1021 | 01:24:59,385 | 01:25:02,471 | All right. Ready! Ready! Get your hook up! | All right. Ready! Ready! Get your hook up! |
1022 | 01:25:04,933 | 01:25:07,768 | Commander, if I got to bring you back up, | Commander, if I got to bring you back up, |
1023 | 01:25:07,852 | 01:25:10,687 | I'm going to shake the wire. I'll give you a thumbs up, like this. | I'm going to shake the wire. I'll give you a thumbs up, like this. |
1024 | 01:25:12,023 | 01:25:15,442 | Remember to cross your arms. Got it? Okay. Out you go. | Remember to cross your arms. Got it? Okay. Out you go. |
1025 | 01:25:15,527 | 01:25:17,903 | Passenger's out the door. | Passenger's out the door. |
1026 | 01:25:24,410 | 01:25:28,205 | Passenger's halfway down, drifting forward. Start forward. | Passenger's halfway down, drifting forward. Start forward. |
1027 | 01:25:32,502 | 01:25:35,546 | All right, Tommy. Get the hook on his cable. | All right, Tommy. Get the hook on his cable. |
1028 | 01:25:36,131 | 01:25:40,801 | On his cable. Now, watch it. Don't touch him. Okay, here he comes. | On his cable. Now, watch it. Don't touch him. Okay, here he comes. |
1029 | 01:25:45,974 | 01:25:46,974 | No! | No! |
1030 | 01:25:47,058 | 01:25:49,977 | It would be easier without that bloody crosswind. | It would be easier without that bloody crosswind. |
1031 | 01:25:50,061 | 01:25:52,312 | Where is he? I can't see him. | Where is he? I can't see him. |
1032 | 01:25:53,565 | 01:25:55,399 | Don't touch him! | Don't touch him! |
1033 | 01:25:56,401 | 01:25:59,069 | Jack! Jack! Jack! | Jack! Jack! Jack! |
1034 | 01:26:01,114 | 01:26:05,075 | -This is never going to work. -Okay, reel him back in. | -This is never going to work. -Okay, reel him back in. |
1035 | 01:26:12,584 | 01:26:15,502 | Tony, what's going on back. . . | Tony, what's going on back. . . |
1036 | 01:26:19,674 | 01:26:21,675 | What happened? Dallas, have you got a swimmer standing? | What happened? Dallas, have you got a swimmer standing? |
1037 | 01:26:21,759 | 01:26:26,471 | Emergency stop! Man overboard! Port side! Send out the diver! | Emergency stop! Man overboard! Port side! Send out the diver! |
1038 | 01:26:26,556 | 01:26:29,183 | Very well, Dallas. We are history. | Very well, Dallas. We are history. |
1039 | 01:26:38,067 | 01:26:41,653 | Get the doc down here! I'll be in the escape trunk. | Get the doc down here! I'll be in the escape trunk. |
1040 | 01:26:45,283 | 01:26:48,619 | Down ladder! Down ladder! Make a hole! | Down ladder! Down ladder! Make a hole! |
1041 | 01:26:51,956 | 01:26:54,833 | Watch his head. Watch his head. | Watch his head. Watch his head. |
1042 | 01:27:05,136 | 01:27:10,349 | How do you do, Captain? It's a pleasure to be aboard. | How do you do, Captain? It's a pleasure to be aboard. |
1043 | 01:27:11,809 | 01:27:14,311 | l have to talk to the President. | l have to talk to the President. |
1044 | 01:27:15,772 | 01:27:19,441 | Of course. May I inquire as to the subject? | Of course. May I inquire as to the subject? |
1045 | 01:27:21,194 | 01:27:25,072 | It seems that the initial reports that one of our submarines was missing | It seems that the initial reports that one of our submarines was missing |
1046 | 01:27:25,156 | 01:27:27,866 | were not completely accurate. | were not completely accurate. |
1047 | 01:27:29,827 | 01:27:32,079 | The submarine in question | The submarine in question |
1048 | 01:27:32,163 | 01:27:36,083 | is commanded by Captain Marko Ramius. | is commanded by Captain Marko Ramius. |
1049 | 01:27:36,167 | 01:27:40,587 | Apparently, he has suffered a kind of mental or nervous breakdown. | Apparently, he has suffered a kind of mental or nervous breakdown. |
1050 | 01:27:42,257 | 01:27:44,675 | Just before he sailed, | Just before he sailed, |
1051 | 01:27:44,759 | 01:27:48,470 | he posted a letter to Admiral Yuri Padorin | he posted a letter to Admiral Yuri Padorin |
1052 | 01:27:48,554 | 01:27:52,015 | in which he announced his intention to. . . | in which he announced his intention to. . . |
1053 | 01:27:53,851 | 01:27:57,104 | To fire his missiles on the United States. | To fire his missiles on the United States. |
1054 | 01:27:58,398 | 01:28:00,357 | Why didn't you tell me this the last time we met? | Why didn't you tell me this the last time we met? |
1055 | 01:28:00,441 | 01:28:02,567 | In my position I'm sometimes compromised | In my position I'm sometimes compromised |
1056 | 01:28:02,652 | 01:28:06,238 | by the fact Moscow doesn't always tell me everything. | by the fact Moscow doesn't always tell me everything. |
1057 | 01:28:06,322 | 01:28:09,616 | So one of your submarine captains has gone insane? | So one of your submarine captains has gone insane? |
1058 | 01:28:09,701 | 01:28:13,287 | -What do you want from us? -You offered your assistance. | -What do you want from us? -You offered your assistance. |
1059 | 01:28:13,371 | 01:28:14,955 | That was a rescue mission. | That was a rescue mission. |
1060 | 01:28:15,039 | 01:28:19,167 | Now you want us to help you hunt him down and kill him. | Now you want us to help you hunt him down and kill him. |
1061 | 01:28:19,252 | 01:28:24,589 | l have been instructed to ask your president for precisely that. | l have been instructed to ask your president for precisely that. |
1062 | 01:28:24,674 | 01:28:28,552 | Find him? We already found him. We had to break off to pick you up. | Find him? We already found him. We had to break off to pick you up. |
1063 | 01:28:28,636 | 01:28:31,430 | -Captain, excuse me. Coffee? -Thank you. | -Captain, excuse me. Coffee? -Thank you. |
1064 | 01:28:31,514 | 01:28:33,682 | -Cigarette? -Don't smoke. | -Cigarette? -Don't smoke. |
1065 | 01:28:34,267 | 01:28:36,977 | Assuming we can find him, | Assuming we can find him, |
1066 | 01:28:37,061 | 01:28:39,062 | just what exactly am I supposed to do about it? | just what exactly am I supposed to do about it? |
1067 | 01:28:39,147 | 01:28:40,480 | Captain, radio. | Captain, radio. |
1068 | 01:28:40,565 | 01:28:43,483 | We're receiving flash traffic on the VLF emergency circuit. | We're receiving flash traffic on the VLF emergency circuit. |
1069 | 01:28:43,568 | 01:28:46,403 | Very well. Bring it down. | Very well. Bring it down. |
1070 | 01:28:47,572 | 01:28:49,865 | Mr. Ryan? | Mr. Ryan? |
1071 | 01:28:52,368 | 01:28:56,496 | -Chief, excuse us for a second. -Leonard, come on out of there. | -Chief, excuse us for a second. -Leonard, come on out of there. |
1072 | 01:29:02,920 | 01:29:06,173 | The sub we're after is called the Red October. | The sub we're after is called the Red October. |
1073 | 01:29:06,257 | 01:29:08,550 | She's under the command of a man named Ramius. | She's under the command of a man named Ramius. |
1074 | 01:29:08,634 | 01:29:09,926 | Now, there's the possibility | Now, there's the possibility |
1075 | 01:29:10,011 | 01:29:14,264 | that he and a good portion of his crew are attempting to defect. | that he and a good portion of his crew are attempting to defect. |
1076 | 01:29:16,934 | 01:29:18,602 | Defect? | Defect? |
1077 | 01:29:19,896 | 01:29:21,563 | Excuse me. | Excuse me. |
1078 | 01:29:38,748 | 01:29:40,832 | You say the boat's called the Red October? | You say the boat's called the Red October? |
1079 | 01:29:40,917 | 01:29:43,001 | -That's right. -Skipper's Ramius? | -That's right. -Skipper's Ramius? |
1080 | 01:29:43,086 | 01:29:44,836 | Right. | Right. |
1081 | 01:29:44,921 | 01:29:49,007 | It seems the circumstances have changed somewhat, Mr. Ryan. | It seems the circumstances have changed somewhat, Mr. Ryan. |
1082 | 01:29:56,265 | 01:29:57,516 | Get this man some dry clothes. | Get this man some dry clothes. |
1083 | 01:29:57,600 | 01:30:00,519 | -I'll be in the conn. -Aye, aye, sir. | -I'll be in the conn. -Aye, aye, sir. |
1084 | 01:30:01,354 | 01:30:02,437 | "National Command Authority | "National Command Authority |
1085 | 01:30:02,522 | 01:30:05,107 | "informed Soviet Typhoon-class submarine Red October | "informed Soviet Typhoon-class submarine Red October |
1086 | 01:30:05,191 | 01:30:06,691 | "is potential renegade | "is potential renegade |
1087 | 01:30:06,776 | 01:30:09,861 | "and threatens independent missile launch. | "and threatens independent missile launch. |
1088 | 01:30:09,946 | 01:30:12,364 | "You are authorized to use any necessary force | "You are authorized to use any necessary force |
1089 | 01:30:12,448 | 01:30:13,532 | "to prevent said submarine | "to prevent said submarine |
1090 | 01:30:13,616 | 01:30:16,910 | "from approaching the coast of the United States." | "from approaching the coast of the United States." |
1091 | 01:30:31,134 | 01:30:33,635 | Left 10 degrees rudder steady on course 2-6-5. | Left 10 degrees rudder steady on course 2-6-5. |
1092 | 01:30:33,719 | 01:30:36,430 | Left 10 degrees rudder secure course of 2-6-5. | Left 10 degrees rudder secure course of 2-6-5. |
1093 | 01:30:36,514 | 01:30:38,473 | Make turns for 14 knots. | Make turns for 14 knots. |
1094 | 01:30:39,684 | 01:30:42,727 | Chief of the watch, rig for red. | Chief of the watch, rig for red. |
1095 | 01:30:46,023 | 01:30:49,734 | Time Quartermasters and Navigator on the deck in the conn. | Time Quartermasters and Navigator on the deck in the conn. |
1096 | 01:30:52,989 | 01:30:54,114 | What's going on? | What's going on? |
1097 | 01:30:54,198 | 01:30:57,909 | -Battle stations are manned and ready. -Very well. | -Battle stations are manned and ready. -Very well. |
1098 | 01:30:57,994 | 01:31:00,704 | -Captain, I have to talk to you. -Not now. | -Captain, I have to talk to you. -Not now. |
1099 | 01:31:00,788 | 01:31:04,499 | Make your depth 1,200 feet, 20 degrees down angle. | Make your depth 1,200 feet, 20 degrees down angle. |
1100 | 01:31:04,584 | 01:31:08,837 | Diving Officer, make your depth 1,200 feet, 20 degree down. | Diving Officer, make your depth 1,200 feet, 20 degree down. |
1101 | 01:31:10,506 | 01:31:13,800 | Full dive on fair water planes. Full dive on stern planes. | Full dive on fair water planes. Full dive on stern planes. |
1102 | 01:31:13,885 | 01:31:16,553 | Twenty degree down. | Twenty degree down. |
1103 | 01:31:18,598 | 01:31:21,892 | Passing 450 feet, going to 1,200. | Passing 450 feet, going to 1,200. |
1104 | 01:31:23,394 | 01:31:24,895 | Five hundred. | Five hundred. |
1105 | 01:31:27,064 | 01:31:28,565 | Six hundred. | Six hundred. |
1106 | 01:31:30,568 | 01:31:32,319 | Seven hundred. | Seven hundred. |
1107 | 01:31:36,741 | 01:31:38,408 | Did you get a good fix? | Did you get a good fix? |
1108 | 01:31:38,493 | 01:31:39,868 | -Yes, Captain. -Very well. | -Yes, Captain. -Very well. |
1109 | 01:31:39,952 | 01:31:42,245 | At ordered depth, 1,200 feet. | At ordered depth, 1,200 feet. |
1110 | 01:31:47,460 | 01:31:52,172 | -Sonar, Conn. You got him, yet, Jonesy? -Very faint, sir. Hold on. | -Sonar, Conn. You got him, yet, Jonesy? -Very faint, sir. Hold on. |
1111 | 01:31:53,799 | 01:31:57,052 | Yes, sir. Contact Typhoon 7 on bearing 2-5-0. | Yes, sir. Contact Typhoon 7 on bearing 2-5-0. |
1112 | 01:31:57,136 | 01:31:58,512 | Right where he's supposed to be. | Right where he's supposed to be. |
1113 | 01:31:58,596 | 01:32:02,724 | -Any sign he's alerted to our presence? -No. Operating as before. | -Any sign he's alerted to our presence? -No. Operating as before. |
1114 | 01:32:03,643 | 01:32:07,229 | Come left 2-6-5. Bring us up behind him quietly, Tommy. | Come left 2-6-5. Bring us up behind him quietly, Tommy. |
1115 | 01:32:07,313 | 01:32:08,396 | Aye, aye, Captain. | Aye, aye, Captain. |
1116 | 01:32:08,481 | 01:32:11,525 | Diving Officer, make your depth 500 feet. | Diving Officer, make your depth 500 feet. |
1117 | 01:32:20,535 | 01:32:24,079 | Captain, please listen to me. Two minutes, that's all. | Captain, please listen to me. Two minutes, that's all. |
1118 | 01:32:25,706 | 01:32:29,626 | -Plot, time to intercept his track. -Four minutes, Captain. | -Plot, time to intercept his track. -Four minutes, Captain. |
1119 | 01:32:30,461 | 01:32:33,296 | Very well, Mr. Ryan. Two minutes. | Very well, Mr. Ryan. Two minutes. |
1120 | 01:32:39,971 | 01:32:42,389 | It makes perfect sense. | It makes perfect sense. |
1121 | 01:32:42,473 | 01:32:45,642 | Look at the situation, Ramius intends to defect. | Look at the situation, Ramius intends to defect. |
1122 | 01:32:45,726 | 01:32:48,728 | The Russians know this, which is why they've tried to sink him, | The Russians know this, which is why they've tried to sink him, |
1123 | 01:32:48,813 | 01:32:50,939 | but they haven't been able to. . . | but they haven't been able to. . . |
1124 | 01:32:51,023 | 01:32:52,732 | -l have a firing solution. -Very well. | -l have a firing solution. -Very well. |
1125 | 01:32:52,817 | 01:32:54,901 | Captain, you have to listen to me. | Captain, you have to listen to me. |
1126 | 01:32:54,986 | 01:32:57,904 | The Russians will stop at nothing to prevent Ramius from defecting. | The Russians will stop at nothing to prevent Ramius from defecting. |
1127 | 01:32:57,989 | 01:33:00,115 | They've invented this story that he's crazy | They've invented this story that he's crazy |
1128 | 01:33:00,199 | 01:33:04,035 | because they need us to sink him before he can contact us. | because they need us to sink him before he can contact us. |
1129 | 01:33:06,038 | 01:33:10,458 | Weapons Control, I want full safeties. l don't want this fish coming back. | Weapons Control, I want full safeties. l don't want this fish coming back. |
1130 | 01:33:10,543 | 01:33:13,837 | -Full safety. -Captain, I know this man. | -Full safety. -Captain, I know this man. |
1131 | 01:33:15,965 | 01:33:19,384 | -Has he made any Crazy Ivans? -What difference does that make? | -Has he made any Crazy Ivans? -What difference does that make? |
1132 | 01:33:19,468 | 01:33:21,886 | -The next one will be to starboard. -Why? Because his last was to port? | -The next one will be to starboard. -Why? Because his last was to port? |
1133 | 01:33:21,971 | 01:33:25,890 | Because he goes to starboard in the bottom half of the hour. | Because he goes to starboard in the bottom half of the hour. |
1134 | 01:33:30,021 | 01:33:32,689 | Flood tubes one and two. Warm up the weapons. | Flood tubes one and two. Warm up the weapons. |
1135 | 01:33:32,773 | 01:33:35,984 | Find a way to establish contact without violating orders. | Find a way to establish contact without violating orders. |
1136 | 01:33:36,068 | 01:33:37,819 | He wants to defect! | He wants to defect! |
1137 | 01:33:37,903 | 01:33:42,115 | Mr. Thompson, call Chief Watson to the conn with his sidearm. | Mr. Thompson, call Chief Watson to the conn with his sidearm. |
1138 | 01:33:46,495 | 01:33:49,414 | Conn, Sonar. Signal to noise ratio's dropping. | Conn, Sonar. Signal to noise ratio's dropping. |
1139 | 01:33:49,498 | 01:33:51,124 | Possible aspect change in target. | Possible aspect change in target. |
1140 | 01:33:51,208 | 01:33:54,294 | Possible target zig based on bearing rate. | Possible target zig based on bearing rate. |
1141 | 01:33:55,713 | 01:33:58,048 | Conn, Sonar. Crazy Ivan! | Conn, Sonar. Crazy Ivan! |
1142 | 01:34:00,885 | 01:34:02,385 | Captain. | Captain. |
1143 | 01:34:03,679 | 01:34:06,222 | Captain, he's turning. | Captain, he's turning. |
1144 | 01:34:08,976 | 01:34:12,395 | -Which way is he turning? -To the starboard, sir. | -Which way is he turning? -To the starboard, sir. |
1145 | 01:34:13,814 | 01:34:16,858 | Give the man a chance. | Give the man a chance. |
1146 | 01:34:18,444 | 01:34:20,236 | All back full. | All back full. |
1147 | 01:34:20,738 | 01:34:22,781 | -Captain, say again. -l said all back full! | -Captain, say again. -l said all back full! |
1148 | 01:34:22,865 | 01:34:25,700 | Back full. Aye, sir. Engines back full. | Back full. Aye, sir. Engines back full. |
1149 | 01:34:29,872 | 01:34:31,998 | We're cavitating. He can hear us! | We're cavitating. He can hear us! |
1150 | 01:34:32,083 | 01:34:36,461 | -Conn, aye. All stop. -All stop, aye. | -Conn, aye. All stop. -All stop, aye. |
1151 | 01:34:36,545 | 01:34:41,966 | All right. We just unzipped our fly. Mr. Thompson, open the outer doors. | All right. We just unzipped our fly. Mr. Thompson, open the outer doors. |
1152 | 01:34:42,051 | 01:34:44,177 | Firing point procedures. | Firing point procedures. |
1153 | 01:34:44,261 | 01:34:46,221 | Now, if that bastard so much as twitches, | Now, if that bastard so much as twitches, |
1154 | 01:34:46,305 | 01:34:48,515 | I'm going to blow him right to Mars. | I'm going to blow him right to Mars. |
1155 | 01:34:48,599 | 01:34:50,892 | All stop rudder amidships. | All stop rudder amidships. |
1156 | 01:34:51,560 | 01:34:55,271 | What's going on? Can you identify the contact? | What's going on? Can you identify the contact? |
1157 | 01:34:55,356 | 01:34:58,775 | American Los Angeles class attack submarine bearing 0-1-5. . . | American Los Angeles class attack submarine bearing 0-1-5. . . |
1158 | 01:34:58,859 | 01:35:00,985 | Captain, sharp metallic transients. | Captain, sharp metallic transients. |
1159 | 01:35:01,070 | 01:35:03,988 | He may be trying to open his torpedo tube doors. | He may be trying to open his torpedo tube doors. |
1160 | 01:35:04,073 | 01:35:05,740 | Outer doors are open on tubes one and two. | Outer doors are open on tubes one and two. |
1161 | 01:35:05,825 | 01:35:08,284 | -We're ready to shoot. -Very well. | -We're ready to shoot. -Very well. |
1162 | 01:35:09,120 | 01:35:11,746 | My orders are specific, Mr. Ryan. | My orders are specific, Mr. Ryan. |
1163 | 01:35:11,831 | 01:35:15,208 | He's opened his outer doors. He's preparing to fire. | He's opened his outer doors. He's preparing to fire. |
1164 | 01:35:15,292 | 01:35:17,377 | Flood tubes three and four and plot a solution. | Flood tubes three and four and plot a solution. |
1165 | 01:35:17,461 | 01:35:21,256 | Captain, flood tubes three and four. Plot solution. | Captain, flood tubes three and four. Plot solution. |
1166 | 01:35:22,383 | 01:35:26,052 | Shall I open the torpedo tube door, sir? | Shall I open the torpedo tube door, sir? |
1167 | 01:35:27,513 | 01:35:31,141 | -Captain, shall I open outer doors? -No. | -Captain, shall I open outer doors? -No. |
1168 | 01:35:32,893 | 01:35:36,187 | Lock the firing solution into the computer. | Lock the firing solution into the computer. |
1169 | 01:35:36,939 | 01:35:39,232 | Do not open the doors. | Do not open the doors. |
1170 | 01:35:46,824 | 01:35:49,159 | Aye, Captain. | Aye, Captain. |
1171 | 01:35:49,827 | 01:35:52,078 | Lock solution into computer. | Lock solution into computer. |
1172 | 01:35:53,122 | 01:35:55,248 | Conn, Sonar. Target's flooded his tubes. | Conn, Sonar. Target's flooded his tubes. |
1173 | 01:35:55,332 | 01:35:57,542 | Has he opened his outer doors? | Has he opened his outer doors? |
1174 | 01:35:57,626 | 01:36:01,588 | Negative, Captain. He's just sitting there. Hold on. | Negative, Captain. He's just sitting there. Hold on. |
1175 | 01:36:02,715 | 01:36:07,010 | -Hull popping. Target's coming shallow. -What's that mean? | -Hull popping. Target's coming shallow. -What's that mean? |
1176 | 01:36:09,472 | 01:36:12,766 | That means he's a very cool customer, your Russian. | That means he's a very cool customer, your Russian. |
1177 | 01:36:12,850 | 01:36:14,267 | He knows we're here and ready to shoot. | He knows we're here and ready to shoot. |
1178 | 01:36:14,351 | 01:36:16,186 | He's not provoking us. | He's not provoking us. |
1179 | 01:36:16,270 | 01:36:18,605 | He's heading to periscope depth to see what's on the surface. | He's heading to periscope depth to see what's on the surface. |
1180 | 01:36:18,689 | 01:36:22,066 | -What's his course? -His course is 2-7-0, due west. | -What's his course? -His course is 2-7-0, due west. |
1181 | 01:36:23,194 | 01:36:26,321 | -Bring us alongside him. -Aye, aye, Captain. | -Bring us alongside him. -Aye, aye, Captain. |
1182 | 01:36:26,405 | 01:36:29,032 | Sonar, Conn. Report all contacts. | Sonar, Conn. Report all contacts. |
1183 | 01:36:29,575 | 01:36:34,120 | Conn, Sonar. My only contact is Typhoon 7 , bearing 1-9-5. | Conn, Sonar. My only contact is Typhoon 7 , bearing 1-9-5. |
1184 | 01:36:34,205 | 01:36:39,167 | -Very well. Fire control, range to target? -Range is 300 yards. | -Very well. Fire control, range to target? -Range is 300 yards. |
1185 | 01:36:40,836 | 01:36:43,129 | Make your depth 65 feet. | Make your depth 65 feet. |
1186 | 01:36:43,214 | 01:36:46,299 | Diving Officer, make your depth 65 feet. | Diving Officer, make your depth 65 feet. |
1187 | 01:36:46,383 | 01:36:51,262 | He wants to go up and take a peek. We'll play along. | He wants to go up and take a peek. We'll play along. |
1188 | 01:37:06,111 | 01:37:10,073 | -Going to 45. -Going to 45. | -Going to 45. -Going to 45. |
1189 | 01:37:10,741 | 01:37:12,826 | -Weapons status? -Weapons are on. | -Weapons status? -Weapons are on. |
1190 | 01:37:12,910 | 01:37:16,871 | Tubes three and four are flooded. Outer doors are closed. | Tubes three and four are flooded. Outer doors are closed. |
1191 | 01:37:16,956 | 01:37:20,375 | -Twenty-five meters. -Depth 25 meters. | -Twenty-five meters. -Depth 25 meters. |
1192 | 01:37:20,459 | 01:37:23,419 | Mark this bearing. | Mark this bearing. |
1193 | 01:37:29,927 | 01:37:34,389 | You wanted to talk to him, Mr. Ryan. There he is. | You wanted to talk to him, Mr. Ryan. There he is. |
1194 | 01:37:34,473 | 01:37:36,474 | What do you want to say? | What do you want to say? |
1195 | 01:37:36,559 | 01:37:39,769 | -ls he the only one looking? -Probably. | -ls he the only one looking? -Probably. |
1196 | 01:37:40,688 | 01:37:42,981 | We'll have to chance that. | We'll have to chance that. |
1197 | 01:37:44,275 | 01:37:47,986 | "U.S. told you intend missile launch." Break. | "U.S. told you intend missile launch." Break. |
1198 | 01:37:48,988 | 01:37:53,449 | "Do not approach U.S. coast or you will be attacked." Break. | "Do not approach U.S. coast or you will be attacked." Break. |
1199 | 01:37:54,201 | 01:37:58,872 | "If intention is other will you discuss option?" Break. | "If intention is other will you discuss option?" Break. |
1200 | 01:38:00,291 | 01:38:03,042 | Can he acknowledge with a single ping? | Can he acknowledge with a single ping? |
1201 | 01:38:03,127 | 01:38:06,588 | Yeah, he can. The question is, will he? | Yeah, he can. The question is, will he? |
1202 | 01:38:14,346 | 01:38:19,309 | Verify our range to target. One ping only. | Verify our range to target. One ping only. |
1203 | 01:38:21,270 | 01:38:23,521 | Aye, Captain. | Aye, Captain. |
1204 | 01:38:29,570 | 01:38:33,364 | I'll be damned. Now what? | I'll be damned. Now what? |
1205 | 01:38:35,284 | 01:38:36,910 | All right. | All right. |
1206 | 01:38:36,994 | 01:38:39,662 | "If defection | "If defection |
1207 | 01:38:42,750 | 01:38:47,337 | "you plot course toward. . ." The chart. | "you plot course toward. . ." The chart. |
1208 | 01:38:48,505 | 01:38:52,800 | l need a chart. No. No. | l need a chart. No. No. |
1209 | 01:38:52,885 | 01:38:57,764 | Okay. Where the hell are we? Someplace deep. Someplace deep. | Okay. Where the hell are we? Someplace deep. Someplace deep. |
1210 | 01:38:57,848 | 01:39:00,767 | Okay. Okay! | Okay. Okay! |
1211 | 01:39:01,727 | 01:39:04,187 | Send them this! | Send them this! |
1212 | 01:39:06,941 | 01:39:10,193 | -You out of your mind? -Just send it. | -You out of your mind? -Just send it. |
1213 | 01:39:14,531 | 01:39:16,366 | Tell me one thing. | Tell me one thing. |
1214 | 01:39:16,450 | 01:39:19,619 | How did you know he was going to go to starboard? | How did you know he was going to go to starboard? |
1215 | 01:39:19,703 | 01:39:21,204 | l didn't. | l didn't. |
1216 | 01:39:22,206 | 01:39:26,209 | l had a 50/50 chance. l needed a break. Sorry. | l had a 50/50 chance. l needed a break. Sorry. |
1217 | 01:39:27,169 | 01:39:30,755 | That's all right, Mr. Ryan. My Morse is so rusty | That's all right, Mr. Ryan. My Morse is so rusty |
1218 | 01:39:30,839 | 01:39:34,384 | l may be sending dimensions on playmate of the month. | l may be sending dimensions on playmate of the month. |
1219 | 01:39:53,904 | 01:39:56,572 | Reverify our range to target. | Reverify our range to target. |
1220 | 01:39:57,908 | 01:40:01,786 | -One ping only. -Captain, I just. . . | -One ping only. -Captain, I just. . . |
1221 | 01:40:01,870 | 01:40:05,957 | Give me a ping, Vasily. One ping only, please. | Give me a ping, Vasily. One ping only, please. |
1222 | 01:40:09,461 | 01:40:11,212 | Aye, Captain. | Aye, Captain. |
1223 | 01:40:15,551 | 01:40:17,885 | What the hell is this about? | What the hell is this about? |
1224 | 01:40:18,846 | 01:40:24,475 | The Russians want us to sink her. We might have to do that. | The Russians want us to sink her. We might have to do that. |
1225 | 01:40:32,401 | 01:40:36,487 | We must give this American a wide berth. | We must give this American a wide berth. |
1226 | 01:40:37,573 | 01:40:40,033 | Let us turn south. | Let us turn south. |
1227 | 01:40:49,793 | 01:40:51,627 | Mr. Kamarov. | Mr. Kamarov. |
1228 | 01:40:53,714 | 01:40:57,383 | -Plot a new course due south. -Yes, sir. | -Plot a new course due south. -Yes, sir. |
1229 | 01:40:58,135 | 01:41:00,762 | New course 1-8-0. | New course 1-8-0. |
1230 | 01:41:33,295 | 01:41:36,339 | It's the reactor! Shut down the reactor! | It's the reactor! Shut down the reactor! |
1231 | 01:41:38,842 | 01:41:43,137 | -Seal the ventilation system! -The ventilation controls have failed! | -Seal the ventilation system! -The ventilation controls have failed! |
1232 | 01:41:43,222 | 01:41:46,516 | Everybody out. Clear the compartment! | Everybody out. Clear the compartment! |
1233 | 01:41:47,351 | 01:41:49,102 | Out! | Out! |
1234 | 01:41:58,153 | 01:42:00,113 | Ventilation system, shut it down now. | Ventilation system, shut it down now. |
1235 | 01:42:00,197 | 01:42:03,074 | They don't respond. The controls don't respond! | They don't respond. The controls don't respond! |
1236 | 01:42:03,158 | 01:42:06,577 | Bypass it. Seal it manually! Move! Shut it off. | Bypass it. Seal it manually! Move! Shut it off. |
1237 | 01:42:07,788 | 01:42:09,914 | Melekhin, say again. | Melekhin, say again. |
1238 | 01:42:17,714 | 01:42:19,882 | Suffered a leak in the primary coolant tube, | Suffered a leak in the primary coolant tube, |
1239 | 01:42:19,967 | 01:42:21,425 | so shut down the reactor, | so shut down the reactor, |
1240 | 01:42:21,510 | 01:42:24,512 | but the ventilation circuits have been disabled. | but the ventilation circuits have been disabled. |
1241 | 01:42:24,596 | 01:42:26,514 | The coolant appears highly contaminated. | The coolant appears highly contaminated. |
1242 | 01:42:26,598 | 01:42:28,975 | l knew there was damage when the caterpillar went down. | l knew there was damage when the caterpillar went down. |
1243 | 01:42:29,059 | 01:42:31,811 | Radiation alarms activating in all compartments. | Radiation alarms activating in all compartments. |
1244 | 01:42:31,895 | 01:42:35,481 | Engineering is heavily contaminated, and radiation's moving forward. | Engineering is heavily contaminated, and radiation's moving forward. |
1245 | 01:42:35,566 | 01:42:38,151 | Get to periscope depth. Ventilate with outside air. | Get to periscope depth. Ventilate with outside air. |
1246 | 01:42:38,235 | 01:42:39,986 | Aye, Captain. Periscope depth! | Aye, Captain. Periscope depth! |
1247 | 01:42:40,070 | 01:42:42,530 | -Prepare to ventilate! -Ventilating won't do anything. | -Prepare to ventilate! -Ventilating won't do anything. |
1248 | 01:42:42,614 | 01:42:45,658 | -We've got to get them off. -What's the battery condition? | -We've got to get them off. -What's the battery condition? |
1249 | 01:42:45,742 | 01:42:49,829 | -Four hours. Six, if we're cautious. -Engage battery system. | -Four hours. Six, if we're cautious. -Engage battery system. |
1250 | 01:42:49,913 | 01:42:52,165 | We've got a level one radiation leak. | We've got a level one radiation leak. |
1251 | 01:42:52,249 | 01:42:54,041 | Every surface of this ship's contaminated. | Every surface of this ship's contaminated. |
1252 | 01:42:54,126 | 01:42:57,044 | We've got to get the men off. | We've got to get the men off. |
1253 | 01:42:57,713 | 01:43:00,840 | Sir, we have been sabotaged! | Sir, we have been sabotaged! |
1254 | 01:43:00,924 | 01:43:04,427 | -Who said anything about sabotage? -Captain! | -Who said anything about sabotage? -Captain! |
1255 | 01:43:04,511 | 01:43:07,847 | Sir, I'm afraid the doctor is right. | Sir, I'm afraid the doctor is right. |
1256 | 01:43:12,978 | 01:43:14,395 | Very well. | Very well. |
1257 | 01:43:14,479 | 01:43:17,940 | Surface. We'll evacuate the men to the deck. | Surface. We'll evacuate the men to the deck. |
1258 | 01:43:18,025 | 01:43:20,693 | Aye, Captain. Surface the ship! | Aye, Captain. Surface the ship! |
1259 | 01:43:20,777 | 01:43:23,196 | Prepare to muster all personnel to escape hatches. | Prepare to muster all personnel to escape hatches. |
1260 | 01:43:23,280 | 01:43:26,490 | Break out the rafts. Lash them to the deck. | Break out the rafts. Lash them to the deck. |
1261 | 01:43:26,575 | 01:43:30,244 | We'll use them as shelters until the fleet arrives. | We'll use them as shelters until the fleet arrives. |
1262 | 01:44:12,663 | 01:44:14,956 | Make sure the count is accurate, Doctor. | Make sure the count is accurate, Doctor. |
1263 | 01:44:15,040 | 01:44:18,459 | -We must get the entire crew out. -Yes, sir. | -We must get the entire crew out. -Yes, sir. |
1264 | 01:44:18,543 | 01:44:22,797 | Master-at-arms reports rafts secure and evacuation proceeding. | Master-at-arms reports rafts secure and evacuation proceeding. |
1265 | 01:44:22,881 | 01:44:24,382 | Very good. | Very good. |
1266 | 01:44:30,847 | 01:44:33,099 | We'll rotate through the conn. | We'll rotate through the conn. |
1267 | 01:44:33,183 | 01:44:36,852 | No officer will spend more than 20 minutes below deck. | No officer will spend more than 20 minutes below deck. |
1268 | 01:44:36,937 | 01:44:38,854 | -Will that be satisfactory? -Completely, Captain. | -Will that be satisfactory? -Completely, Captain. |
1269 | 01:44:38,939 | 01:44:44,735 | Surface contact, 2-7-0 , six miles and closing fast. | Surface contact, 2-7-0 , six miles and closing fast. |
1270 | 01:44:45,237 | 01:44:48,948 | -It's a warship. -What? Here? Can you identify it? | -It's a warship. -What? Here? Can you identify it? |
1271 | 01:44:49,032 | 01:44:53,953 | It's a frigate, U.S. , probably, Perry class. He's signaling. | It's a frigate, U.S. , probably, Perry class. He's signaling. |
1272 | 01:44:55,163 | 01:45:00,668 | "Red October. Red October. Halt and stay where you are. | "Red October. Red October. Halt and stay where you are. |
1273 | 01:45:00,752 | 01:45:05,047 | "Do not attempt to submerge, or you will be fired upon." | "Do not attempt to submerge, or you will be fired upon." |
1274 | 01:45:07,259 | 01:45:11,345 | Captain, I think he means to board us. | Captain, I think he means to board us. |
1275 | 01:45:16,226 | 01:45:18,352 | You will go with the crew. | You will go with the crew. |
1276 | 01:45:18,437 | 01:45:21,814 | The officers and l will submerge beneath you | The officers and l will submerge beneath you |
1277 | 01:45:21,898 | 01:45:24,400 | and scuttle the ship. | and scuttle the ship. |
1278 | 01:45:24,484 | 01:45:28,279 | You'll receive the Order of Lenin for this, Captain. | You'll receive the Order of Lenin for this, Captain. |
1279 | 01:45:37,289 | 01:45:42,001 | We're going to cast off. The captain's going to scuttle the ship. | We're going to cast off. The captain's going to scuttle the ship. |
1280 | 01:45:47,758 | 01:45:49,091 | He's going down, sir. | He's going down, sir. |
1281 | 01:45:49,176 | 01:45:52,470 | Put a shot across his bow. Come right at 1-8-0 . | Put a shot across his bow. Come right at 1-8-0 . |
1282 | 01:46:23,835 | 01:46:27,296 | Seahawk One, this is bravo command. | Seahawk One, this is bravo command. |
1283 | 01:46:44,314 | 01:46:45,981 | She's ready. | She's ready. |
1284 | 01:46:47,609 | 01:46:49,860 | Seahawk One, release on my command. | Seahawk One, release on my command. |
1285 | 01:46:49,945 | 01:46:53,280 | Drop now, now, now. | Drop now, now, now. |
1286 | 01:47:01,331 | 01:47:04,375 | Range to target, 900 yards. | Range to target, 900 yards. |
1287 | 01:47:05,168 | 01:47:07,044 | Eight hundred yards. | Eight hundred yards. |
1288 | 01:47:09,005 | 01:47:10,756 | Seven hundred yards. | Seven hundred yards. |
1289 | 01:47:12,050 | 01:47:14,427 | Six hundred yards. | Six hundred yards. |
1290 | 01:47:18,849 | 01:47:20,641 | Five hundred yards. | Five hundred yards. |
1291 | 01:47:22,853 | 01:47:24,937 | Four hundred yards. | Four hundred yards. |
1292 | 01:47:26,690 | 01:47:28,858 | Three hundred yards. | Three hundred yards. |
1293 | 01:47:31,278 | 01:47:33,696 | The torpedo is detonated. | The torpedo is detonated. |
1294 | 01:47:34,364 | 01:47:39,243 | Now, understand, Commander, that torpedo did not self-destruct. | Now, understand, Commander, that torpedo did not self-destruct. |
1295 | 01:47:39,327 | 01:47:43,622 | You heard it hit the hull. And I was never here. | You heard it hit the hull. And I was never here. |
1296 | 01:47:45,208 | 01:47:47,626 | Contact Dallas. Give them the go. | Contact Dallas. Give them the go. |
1297 | 01:47:47,711 | 01:47:50,212 | Advise Dallas. Get the DSRV moving. | Advise Dallas. Get the DSRV moving. |
1298 | 01:47:50,297 | 01:47:51,755 | Dallas, this is Reuben James. | Dallas, this is Reuben James. |
1299 | 01:47:58,638 | 01:48:00,014 | There are about two million things | There are about two million things |
1300 | 01:48:00,390 | 01:48:02,641 | that can still go wrong with this stunt. | that can still go wrong with this stunt. |
1301 | 01:48:02,726 | 01:48:07,897 | Central Intelligence Agency. Now, there's a contradiction in terms. | Central Intelligence Agency. Now, there's a contradiction in terms. |
1302 | 01:48:09,816 | 01:48:12,651 | How's the coffee, Ryan? | How's the coffee, Ryan? |
1303 | 01:48:12,736 | 01:48:15,654 | Dallas, this is the Mystic. Request clearance for launch. | Dallas, this is the Mystic. Request clearance for launch. |
1304 | 01:48:15,739 | 01:48:19,575 | Mystic, Dallas. You're cleared for launch. | Mystic, Dallas. You're cleared for launch. |
1305 | 01:48:19,951 | 01:48:21,744 | Hatch is secured. | Hatch is secured. |
1306 | 01:48:21,828 | 01:48:24,330 | Life support, normal. Prelaunch checks complete. | Life support, normal. Prelaunch checks complete. |
1307 | 01:48:24,414 | 01:48:26,290 | -We're ready to launch. -Aye. | -We're ready to launch. -Aye. |
1308 | 01:48:26,374 | 01:48:28,459 | -Flood the skirt. -Flood the skirt. Aye. | -Flood the skirt. -Flood the skirt. Aye. |
1309 | 01:48:28,543 | 01:48:33,005 | Skirt's filled and equalized. Soft seal. Ready to lift off. | Skirt's filled and equalized. Soft seal. Ready to lift off. |
1310 | 01:48:33,089 | 01:48:35,758 | Okay. Let's do it. | Okay. Let's do it. |
1311 | 01:48:37,010 | 01:48:38,844 | We're off. | We're off. |
1312 | 01:48:39,262 | 01:48:41,555 | Thrusting port. | Thrusting port. |
1313 | 01:49:01,785 | 01:49:05,996 | -Six hundred yards and closing. -Steer right to course 0-7-5. | -Six hundred yards and closing. -Steer right to course 0-7-5. |
1314 | 01:49:06,706 | 01:49:08,123 | Four hundred. | Four hundred. |
1315 | 01:49:12,337 | 01:49:14,713 | Two hundred yards. | Two hundred yards. |
1316 | 01:49:16,049 | 01:49:18,342 | One hundred yards. | One hundred yards. |
1317 | 01:49:25,141 | 01:49:27,309 | Hit the lights. | Hit the lights. |
1318 | 01:49:40,490 | 01:49:44,785 | Jesus, that's a big sucker. | Jesus, that's a big sucker. |
1319 | 01:49:59,426 | 01:50:03,637 | -Okay, we're in position. -You can open the hatch. | -Okay, we're in position. -You can open the hatch. |
1320 | 01:50:04,264 | 01:50:06,640 | Hold it a second. Jonesy. | Hold it a second. Jonesy. |
1321 | 01:50:09,102 | 01:50:10,936 | Mr. Ryan. | Mr. Ryan. |
1322 | 01:50:13,898 | 01:50:16,108 | He's defecting. | He's defecting. |
1323 | 01:50:16,568 | 01:50:21,447 | -And he can't change his mind? -He's not going to change his mind. | -And he can't change his mind? -He's not going to change his mind. |
1324 | 01:50:21,531 | 01:50:24,658 | You willing to bet your life on that? | You willing to bet your life on that? |
1325 | 01:50:44,220 | 01:50:47,222 | -Sir, could you hand me that hammer? -Yeah. | -Sir, could you hand me that hammer? -Yeah. |
1326 | 01:51:09,913 | 01:51:11,580 | Americans. | Americans. |
1327 | 01:52:55,477 | 01:52:57,019 | He's turning green. | He's turning green. |
1328 | 01:53:19,876 | 01:53:22,002 | What's so funny? | What's so funny? |
1329 | 01:53:23,505 | 01:53:27,299 | The captain seems to think you're some sort of cowboy. | The captain seems to think you're some sort of cowboy. |
1330 | 01:53:28,676 | 01:53:30,052 | You speak Russian. | You speak Russian. |
1331 | 01:53:31,763 | 01:53:33,722 | A little. | A little. |
1332 | 01:53:35,391 | 01:53:38,852 | It's wise to study the ways of one's adversary. | It's wise to study the ways of one's adversary. |
1333 | 01:53:38,937 | 01:53:40,729 | Don't you think? | Don't you think? |
1334 | 01:53:41,898 | 01:53:43,524 | It is. | It is. |
1335 | 01:53:45,735 | 01:53:46,819 | l doubt you'd remember, | l doubt you'd remember, |
1336 | 01:53:46,903 | 01:53:50,781 | but we met once at the Consulate in Leningrad. | but we met once at the Consulate in Leningrad. |
1337 | 01:53:50,865 | 01:53:53,742 | Along with your wife. I'm very sorry. | Along with your wife. I'm very sorry. |
1338 | 01:53:56,746 | 01:54:00,541 | What gives you the right to fire on my ship? | What gives you the right to fire on my ship? |
1339 | 01:54:01,501 | 01:54:05,295 | -Your signal said nothing of a torpedo. -Ryan. | -Your signal said nothing of a torpedo. -Ryan. |
1340 | 01:54:07,173 | 01:54:10,592 | It was necessary to maintain the illusion for your crew. | It was necessary to maintain the illusion for your crew. |
1341 | 01:54:10,677 | 01:54:14,221 | -My crew are being rescued, yes? -As we speak. | -My crew are being rescued, yes? -As we speak. |
1342 | 01:54:19,060 | 01:54:21,979 | -You sent the signal. -That's correct, sir. | -You sent the signal. -That's correct, sir. |
1343 | 01:54:24,274 | 01:54:28,986 | Then how did you know our reactor accident was false? | Then how did you know our reactor accident was false? |
1344 | 01:54:30,280 | 01:54:33,240 | That was a guess, but it seemed logical. | That was a guess, but it seemed logical. |
1345 | 01:54:40,206 | 01:54:41,999 | Very well. | Very well. |
1346 | 01:54:45,587 | 01:54:50,716 | l present you the ballistic missile submarine Red October. | l present you the ballistic missile submarine Red October. |
1347 | 01:54:55,471 | 01:55:01,518 | My officers and I request asylum in the United States of America. | My officers and I request asylum in the United States of America. |
1348 | 01:55:04,480 | 01:55:09,359 | It's a pleasure, sir. Bart Mancuso, USS Dallas. | It's a pleasure, sir. Bart Mancuso, USS Dallas. |
1349 | 01:55:11,863 | 01:55:14,656 | Torpedo. The Americans are shooting at us again. | Torpedo. The Americans are shooting at us again. |
1350 | 01:55:14,741 | 01:55:18,702 | The pitch is too high. The torpedo's Russian. | The pitch is too high. The torpedo's Russian. |
1351 | 01:55:18,912 | 01:55:21,413 | What do you mean another torpedo? Where the hell did it come from? | What do you mean another torpedo? Where the hell did it come from? |
1352 | 01:55:21,497 | 01:55:25,751 | Conn, Sonar. New contact. Sierra 4-1. Alfa class Soviet submarine. | Conn, Sonar. New contact. Sierra 4-1. Alfa class Soviet submarine. |
1353 | 01:55:29,130 | 01:55:31,089 | Why don't I have a detonation? | Why don't I have a detonation? |
1354 | 01:55:31,174 | 01:55:33,050 | The weapon enabled on the far side of the target. | The weapon enabled on the far side of the target. |
1355 | 01:55:33,134 | 01:55:35,510 | It passed Red October before arming. | It passed Red October before arming. |
1356 | 01:55:35,595 | 01:55:39,723 | Fire again with the right settings and reload both tubes. | Fire again with the right settings and reload both tubes. |
1357 | 01:55:39,807 | 01:55:41,141 | Get me power. | Get me power. |
1358 | 01:55:41,225 | 01:55:45,145 | -Get that damn thing off my boat. -It's off. | -Get that damn thing off my boat. -It's off. |
1359 | 01:55:45,229 | 01:55:47,773 | l think somebody shot a torpedo at us. | l think somebody shot a torpedo at us. |
1360 | 01:55:47,857 | 01:55:50,984 | -No shit, buckwheat. Get out of here. -Where am l. . . | -No shit, buckwheat. Get out of here. -Where am l. . . |
1361 | 01:55:59,077 | 01:56:01,119 | The Captain is fighting them. | The Captain is fighting them. |
1362 | 01:56:01,204 | 01:56:04,957 | The Captain is fighting the Americans. The Captain is fighting the Americans. | The Captain is fighting the Americans. The Captain is fighting the Americans. |
1363 | 01:56:06,000 | 01:56:08,669 | Borodin, fire control. | Borodin, fire control. |
1364 | 01:56:09,545 | 01:56:14,257 | -Ryan. Sit here. -I'm not a naval officer. I'm with the CIA. | -Ryan. Sit here. -I'm not a naval officer. I'm with the CIA. |
1365 | 01:56:14,342 | 01:56:16,218 | -CIA? -I'm not an agent. | -CIA? -I'm not an agent. |
1366 | 01:56:16,302 | 01:56:18,971 | l just write books for the CIA. | l just write books for the CIA. |
1367 | 01:56:19,722 | 01:56:22,391 | Whatever. Sit down. And do exactly what I tell you. | Whatever. Sit down. And do exactly what I tell you. |
1368 | 01:56:22,475 | 01:56:23,850 | DSRVs away. | DSRVs away. |
1369 | 01:56:23,935 | 01:56:26,603 | There's a Russian Alfa 8,000 yards to starboard. | There's a Russian Alfa 8,000 yards to starboard. |
1370 | 01:56:26,688 | 01:56:28,730 | l think it's the Konovaicv. | l think it's the Konovaicv. |
1371 | 01:56:28,815 | 01:56:31,733 | -Increase the flank. -Increase the flank. | -Increase the flank. -Increase the flank. |
1372 | 01:56:32,235 | 01:56:36,780 | -How? -That knob. Turn right full. | -How? -That knob. Turn right full. |
1373 | 01:56:38,241 | 01:56:40,617 | All ahead flank. Right full rudder. | All ahead flank. Right full rudder. |
1374 | 01:56:40,702 | 01:56:43,578 | -He's shooting again, sir. -Go to battle stations. | -He's shooting again, sir. -Go to battle stations. |
1375 | 01:56:43,663 | 01:56:47,499 | -Battle stations. -Chief of Watch, man battle stations. | -Battle stations. -Chief of Watch, man battle stations. |
1376 | 01:56:50,628 | 01:56:54,047 | Torpedo in the water. Bearing 3-1-5. | Torpedo in the water. Bearing 3-1-5. |
1377 | 01:56:54,132 | 01:56:58,385 | -Make range 7 ,000 yards. -Steer right 3-1-5. | -Make range 7 ,000 yards. -Steer right 3-1-5. |
1378 | 01:56:58,469 | 01:57:02,180 | -That's heading into the torpedo. -Steady, bearing still 3-1-5. | -That's heading into the torpedo. -Steady, bearing still 3-1-5. |
1379 | 01:57:02,265 | 01:57:05,684 | -Estimated range, 6,000 yards. -Still 3-1-5. | -Estimated range, 6,000 yards. -Still 3-1-5. |
1380 | 01:57:05,768 | 01:57:08,353 | Steer right till this reads 3-1-5. | Steer right till this reads 3-1-5. |
1381 | 01:57:08,438 | 01:57:12,441 | No, that's wrong. Ryan, don't turn that god damn wheel. | No, that's wrong. Ryan, don't turn that god damn wheel. |
1382 | 01:57:13,276 | 01:57:15,610 | 3-1-5. | 3-1-5. |
1383 | 01:57:26,456 | 01:57:29,416 | You're heading straight into that torpedo. | You're heading straight into that torpedo. |
1384 | 01:57:29,500 | 01:57:32,377 | -Yes. -Doing what? | -Yes. -Doing what? |
1385 | 01:57:32,462 | 01:57:35,047 | -He's turned into the torpedo's path. -What? | -He's turned into the torpedo's path. -What? |
1386 | 01:57:35,131 | 01:57:38,341 | Red October's turned directly into the torpedo's path, sir. | Red October's turned directly into the torpedo's path, sir. |
1387 | 01:57:38,426 | 01:57:40,177 | Mother of God. | Mother of God. |
1388 | 01:57:40,553 | 01:57:43,930 | Torpedo steady, bearing 3-1-5. Range, 5,000 yards. | Torpedo steady, bearing 3-1-5. Range, 5,000 yards. |
1389 | 01:57:44,015 | 01:57:46,016 | Melekhin, more speed. | Melekhin, more speed. |
1390 | 01:57:46,100 | 01:57:49,061 | Negative. We are already running 110%. | Negative. We are already running 110%. |
1391 | 01:57:49,145 | 01:57:50,896 | Then get me 115%. | Then get me 115%. |
1392 | 01:57:50,980 | 01:57:55,317 | Estimate range 3,000 yards. Closing awfully fast. | Estimate range 3,000 yards. Closing awfully fast. |
1393 | 01:58:01,532 | 01:58:04,576 | He's heading right into the torpedo. What's he trying to do, kill himself? | He's heading right into the torpedo. What's he trying to do, kill himself? |
1394 | 01:58:04,660 | 01:58:06,703 | We have a firing solution on the Russian Alfa. | We have a firing solution on the Russian Alfa. |
1395 | 01:58:06,788 | 01:58:08,789 | -Can we shoot back? -They didn't shoot at us. | -Can we shoot back? -They didn't shoot at us. |
1396 | 01:58:08,873 | 01:58:12,667 | l can't attack a Soviet submarine without authorization. | l can't attack a Soviet submarine without authorization. |
1397 | 01:58:15,296 | 01:58:20,217 | Torpedo bearing, steady at 3-1-5. Best range, 900 yards. | Torpedo bearing, steady at 3-1-5. Best range, 900 yards. |
1398 | 01:58:21,511 | 01:58:24,971 | Torpedo impact, 20 seconds. | Torpedo impact, 20 seconds. |
1399 | 01:58:26,557 | 01:58:28,350 | What books? | What books? |
1400 | 01:58:29,477 | 01:58:32,979 | -Pardon me? -What books did you write? | -Pardon me? -What books did you write? |
1401 | 01:58:33,940 | 01:58:37,526 | l wrote a biography on Admiral Halsey called The Fighting Sailor, | l wrote a biography on Admiral Halsey called The Fighting Sailor, |
1402 | 01:58:37,610 | 01:58:40,278 | about naval combat tactics. | about naval combat tactics. |
1403 | 01:58:40,363 | 01:58:41,947 | l know this book. | l know this book. |
1404 | 01:58:42,031 | 01:58:43,115 | Torpedo impact. . . | Torpedo impact. . . |
1405 | 01:58:43,199 | 01:58:44,950 | Your conclusions were all wrong, Ryan. | Your conclusions were all wrong, Ryan. |
1406 | 01:58:45,034 | 01:58:48,203 | -Ten seconds. -Halsey acted stupidly. | -Ten seconds. -Halsey acted stupidly. |
1407 | 01:58:48,287 | 01:58:53,625 | Nine, eight, seven, six, | Nine, eight, seven, six, |
1408 | 01:58:53,709 | 01:58:58,547 | five, four, three, two. . . | five, four, three, two. . . |
1409 | 01:58:59,132 | 01:59:01,633 | Torpedo impact. . . | Torpedo impact. . . |
1410 | 01:59:01,717 | 01:59:03,552 | Now. | Now. |
1411 | 01:59:12,103 | 01:59:15,021 | I'll be damned. | I'll be damned. |
1412 | 01:59:15,982 | 01:59:19,442 | -What happened? -Combat tactics, Mr. Ryan. | -What happened? -Combat tactics, Mr. Ryan. |
1413 | 01:59:20,736 | 01:59:22,154 | By turning into the torpedo, | By turning into the torpedo, |
1414 | 01:59:22,238 | 01:59:26,032 | the captain closed the distance before it could arm itself. | the captain closed the distance before it could arm itself. |
1415 | 01:59:26,951 | 01:59:29,828 | -So that's it? -Not quite. | -So that's it? -Not quite. |
1416 | 01:59:29,912 | 01:59:31,663 | Right now, Captain Tupolev | Right now, Captain Tupolev |
1417 | 01:59:31,747 | 01:59:34,541 | is removing the safety features on all his weapons. | is removing the safety features on all his weapons. |
1418 | 01:59:34,625 | 01:59:37,544 | He won't make the same mistake twice. | He won't make the same mistake twice. |
1419 | 01:59:38,087 | 01:59:43,842 | -Vasily, have you plotted a solution yet? -Aye, Captain. It's a little rough, but l. . . | -Vasily, have you plotted a solution yet? -Aye, Captain. It's a little rough, but l. . . |
1420 | 01:59:49,265 | 01:59:52,559 | -Gunfire? -That's what it sounded like, sir. | -Gunfire? -That's what it sounded like, sir. |
1421 | 01:59:52,643 | 01:59:55,520 | -Won't change his mind? -It's one of the crew. | -Won't change his mind? -It's one of the crew. |
1422 | 01:59:55,605 | 01:59:59,107 | Whoever he is, he's having second thoughts. | Whoever he is, he's having second thoughts. |
1423 | 02:00:16,542 | 02:00:19,753 | l would like to have seen Montana. | l would like to have seen Montana. |
1424 | 02:00:33,100 | 02:00:35,894 | Captain, he stumbled forward into the missile bay. | Captain, he stumbled forward into the missile bay. |
1425 | 02:00:35,978 | 02:00:39,356 | There's a silo hatch warning port side, number 20. | There's a silo hatch warning port side, number 20. |
1426 | 02:00:39,440 | 02:00:43,235 | -He can't launch a missile. -No, but he can blow one up. | -He can't launch a missile. -No, but he can blow one up. |
1427 | 02:00:45,821 | 02:00:48,782 | -Captain, take the conn. -Fire control's blasted to hell. | -Captain, take the conn. -Fire control's blasted to hell. |
1428 | 02:00:48,866 | 02:00:52,410 | -Then get behind him and stay there. -Captain, wait. | -Then get behind him and stay there. -Captain, wait. |
1429 | 02:00:56,165 | 02:00:59,084 | You may need this, sir. | You may need this, sir. |
1430 | 02:01:01,837 | 02:01:03,505 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
1431 | 02:01:07,134 | 02:01:09,552 | Don't just stand there, Ryan. Go with him! | Don't just stand there, Ryan. Go with him! |
1432 | 02:01:09,637 | 02:01:11,429 | -You, you speak English? -Yes, sir. | -You, you speak English? -Yes, sir. |
1433 | 02:01:11,514 | 02:01:12,847 | Get your butt over here. | Get your butt over here. |
1434 | 02:01:12,932 | 02:01:15,225 | Captain, torpedo broke off on impact. | Captain, torpedo broke off on impact. |
1435 | 02:01:15,309 | 02:01:18,311 | Set the safety ranges for zero. | Set the safety ranges for zero. |
1436 | 02:01:18,396 | 02:01:20,105 | l cannot go any faster. | l cannot go any faster. |
1437 | 02:01:20,189 | 02:01:23,900 | We must get him before he gets to the ignition circuits. | We must get him before he gets to the ignition circuits. |
1438 | 02:01:31,867 | 02:01:34,953 | What happens if he gets to that ignition circuitry? | What happens if he gets to that ignition circuitry? |
1439 | 02:01:35,037 | 02:01:37,914 | He can incinerate the ship. | He can incinerate the ship. |
1440 | 02:01:45,673 | 02:01:48,383 | ls that door the only way out of here? | ls that door the only way out of here? |
1441 | 02:01:49,719 | 02:01:50,885 | Yes. | Yes. |
1442 | 02:01:51,512 | 02:01:53,596 | Don't let him get past you. | Don't let him get past you. |
1443 | 02:01:54,432 | 02:01:58,268 | Ryan. Be careful what you shoot at. | Ryan. Be careful what you shoot at. |
1444 | 02:01:59,645 | 02:02:04,899 | Most things in here don't react too well to bullets. | Most things in here don't react too well to bullets. |
1445 | 02:02:06,485 | 02:02:08,111 | Right. | Right. |
1446 | 02:02:26,547 | 02:02:29,924 | l have to be careful what I shoot at? | l have to be careful what I shoot at? |
1447 | 02:02:37,558 | 02:02:39,100 | Safety ranges set to zero. | Safety ranges set to zero. |
1448 | 02:02:39,185 | 02:02:41,227 | Sonar, give me the bearing for Red October. | Sonar, give me the bearing for Red October. |
1449 | 02:02:41,312 | 02:02:43,146 | She's positioned behind us. | She's positioned behind us. |
1450 | 02:02:43,230 | 02:02:46,566 | Right full rudder! I'll shake the man loose. | Right full rudder! I'll shake the man loose. |
1451 | 02:02:53,783 | 02:02:56,201 | -He's going deep. -Thirty degree down angle! | -He's going deep. -Thirty degree down angle! |
1452 | 02:02:56,285 | 02:02:58,870 | All the countermeasures were over there, right? | All the countermeasures were over there, right? |
1453 | 02:02:58,954 | 02:02:59,996 | Very well. | Very well. |
1454 | 02:03:25,481 | 02:03:29,484 | Admiral, the Alfa's too quick. It's only a matter of time. | Admiral, the Alfa's too quick. It's only a matter of time. |
1455 | 02:03:30,152 | 02:03:34,614 | "Ryan, some things in here don't react well to bullets." | "Ryan, some things in here don't react well to bullets." |
1456 | 02:03:34,698 | 02:03:38,368 | Yeah. Like me. l don't react well to bullets. | Yeah. Like me. l don't react well to bullets. |
1457 | 02:03:57,972 | 02:04:00,348 | -Where's he now? -Close, sir. | -Where's he now? -Close, sir. |
1458 | 02:04:03,436 | 02:04:06,604 | -Nine hundred meters, directly ahead. -Got him. | -Nine hundred meters, directly ahead. -Got him. |
1459 | 02:04:06,689 | 02:04:09,607 | -Match bearings and fire. -We are too close! | -Match bearings and fire. -We are too close! |
1460 | 02:04:09,692 | 02:04:11,776 | Don't argue. Launch the weapon. | Don't argue. Launch the weapon. |
1461 | 02:04:11,861 | 02:04:13,695 | The torpedoes are armed in the tubes! You cannot. . . | The torpedoes are armed in the tubes! You cannot. . . |
1462 | 02:04:13,779 | 02:04:15,613 | Do it now! | Do it now! |
1463 | 02:04:18,033 | 02:04:22,078 | Another torpedo. It went active the moment it was launched. | Another torpedo. It went active the moment it was launched. |
1464 | 02:04:22,163 | 02:04:24,289 | Left full rudder. Ease off on your bow planes. | Left full rudder. Ease off on your bow planes. |
1465 | 02:04:24,373 | 02:04:26,499 | l think he's got us. | l think he's got us. |
1466 | 02:04:36,051 | 02:04:38,887 | Way to go, Dallas! | Way to go, Dallas! |
1467 | 02:04:42,808 | 02:04:45,602 | Torpedo is in acquisition. Range 500 yards and closing. | Torpedo is in acquisition. Range 500 yards and closing. |
1468 | 02:04:45,686 | 02:04:49,439 | -You've done it, Mr. Thompson! -l hope this works. | -You've done it, Mr. Thompson! -l hope this works. |
1469 | 02:04:49,899 | 02:04:52,108 | Chief, put us on the roof. | Chief, put us on the roof. |
1470 | 02:04:52,193 | 02:04:55,945 | Countermeasure station, on my mark. Five, four. . . | Countermeasure station, on my mark. Five, four. . . |
1471 | 02:04:58,824 | 02:05:02,327 | One. Release countermeasures. Emergency blow! | One. Release countermeasures. Emergency blow! |
1472 | 02:05:02,411 | 02:05:04,037 | Full rise. Fair water plane. | Full rise. Fair water plane. |
1473 | 02:05:09,752 | 02:05:14,047 | Six hundred feet, 550 , 500 feet. | Six hundred feet, 550 , 500 feet. |
1474 | 02:05:14,882 | 02:05:18,134 | -Four-fifty. -Come on, big D . Fly. | -Four-fifty. -Come on, big D . Fly. |
1475 | 02:05:31,690 | 02:05:34,776 | Captain scared 'em out of the water! | Captain scared 'em out of the water! |
1476 | 02:05:37,196 | 02:05:40,823 | That torpedo's still active. It's searching for another target. | That torpedo's still active. It's searching for another target. |
1477 | 02:06:06,350 | 02:06:08,434 | A goddamn cook! | A goddamn cook! |
1478 | 02:06:37,089 | 02:06:38,715 | How close is that Alfa, Jonesy? | How close is that Alfa, Jonesy? |
1479 | 02:06:38,799 | 02:06:42,093 | -Thousand yards, going to port. -Reverse your turn. | -Thousand yards, going to port. -Reverse your turn. |
1480 | 02:06:48,684 | 02:06:52,729 | We're turning straight at him. Torpedo's still on our tail. | We're turning straight at him. Torpedo's still on our tail. |
1481 | 02:06:57,026 | 02:07:00,903 | The hard part about playing chicken is knowing when to flinch. | The hard part about playing chicken is knowing when to flinch. |
1482 | 02:07:06,619 | 02:07:10,663 | Collision in 400 yards, 350 , 300 . . . | Collision in 400 yards, 350 , 300 . . . |
1483 | 02:07:10,748 | 02:07:12,665 | Captain! | Captain! |
1484 | 02:07:12,750 | 02:07:15,460 | Right full rudder, 30 degree down angle. | Right full rudder, 30 degree down angle. |
1485 | 02:07:15,544 | 02:07:18,713 | Aye, sir. This one's going to be close. | Aye, sir. This one's going to be close. |
1486 | 02:07:23,218 | 02:07:27,138 | -Torpedo dead ahead! -You arrogant ass. You've killed us. | -Torpedo dead ahead! -You arrogant ass. You've killed us. |
1487 | 02:07:55,209 | 02:07:59,337 | We have ascertained the Red October's final position, | We have ascertained the Red October's final position, |
1488 | 02:07:59,755 | 02:08:01,673 | but given the depth of the water | but given the depth of the water |
1489 | 02:08:01,757 | 02:08:04,967 | and the fact that the wreckage spreads across a wide area, | and the fact that the wreckage spreads across a wide area, |
1490 | 02:08:05,052 | 02:08:07,845 | it'll be some time before anything's recovered. | it'll be some time before anything's recovered. |
1491 | 02:08:07,930 | 02:08:09,138 | However, your people are | However, your people are |
1492 | 02:08:09,515 | 02:08:10,598 | interviewing the crew now | interviewing the crew now |
1493 | 02:08:10,683 | 02:08:13,476 | and making arrangements for their return. | and making arrangements for their return. |
1494 | 02:08:14,770 | 02:08:18,147 | This has been a terrible tragedy, Mr. Ambassador. | This has been a terrible tragedy, Mr. Ambassador. |
1495 | 02:08:18,440 | 02:08:21,359 | And I can only stress that if you'd come to us earlier | And I can only stress that if you'd come to us earlier |
1496 | 02:08:21,443 | 02:08:23,778 | it might have been avoided. | it might have been avoided. |
1497 | 02:08:24,863 | 02:08:29,659 | -l appreciate your candor in the matter. -And I yours, Andrei. | -l appreciate your candor in the matter. -And I yours, Andrei. |
1498 | 02:08:33,622 | 02:08:34,580 | Perhaps in the future | Perhaps in the future |
1499 | 02:08:34,665 | 02:08:39,877 | technology will allow a more thorough investigation of the wreckage. | technology will allow a more thorough investigation of the wreckage. |
1500 | 02:08:39,962 | 02:08:41,796 | Perhaps. | Perhaps. |
1501 | 02:08:47,553 | 02:08:49,929 | There is another matter. . . | There is another matter. . . |
1502 | 02:08:50,013 | 02:08:52,849 | -One that I'm reluctant to. . . -Please. | -One that I'm reluctant to. . . -Please. |
1503 | 02:08:55,477 | 02:08:57,520 | One of our submarines, an Alfa, | One of our submarines, an Alfa, |
1504 | 02:08:57,604 | 02:09:01,941 | was last reported in the area of the Grand Banks. | was last reported in the area of the Grand Banks. |
1505 | 02:09:02,609 | 02:09:06,112 | We have not heard from her for some time. | We have not heard from her for some time. |
1506 | 02:09:07,906 | 02:09:09,449 | Andrei. | Andrei. |
1507 | 02:09:10,576 | 02:09:13,995 | You've lost another submarine? | You've lost another submarine? |
1508 | 02:09:27,509 | 02:09:31,971 | All this way to hide a submarine in a river. | All this way to hide a submarine in a river. |
1509 | 02:09:32,931 | 02:09:35,266 | We're 100 miles from the nearest naval base, | We're 100 miles from the nearest naval base, |
1510 | 02:09:35,350 | 02:09:38,436 | the last place that satellites will ever look. | the last place that satellites will ever look. |
1511 | 02:09:40,522 | 02:09:43,191 | l grew up around here. | l grew up around here. |
1512 | 02:09:44,985 | 02:09:49,447 | My grandfather taught me to fish off that island right over there. | My grandfather taught me to fish off that island right over there. |
1513 | 02:09:52,868 | 02:09:56,287 | There's one question you haven't asked me yet. | There's one question you haven't asked me yet. |
1514 | 02:09:58,040 | 02:09:59,582 | Why? | Why? |
1515 | 02:10:01,710 | 02:10:04,879 | l figured you would tell me when you were ready. | l figured you would tell me when you were ready. |
1516 | 02:10:08,050 | 02:10:12,595 | Now, there are those who believe we should attack the United States first, | Now, there are those who believe we should attack the United States first, |
1517 | 02:10:12,679 | 02:10:17,892 | settle everything in one moment. Red October was built for that purpose. | settle everything in one moment. Red October was built for that purpose. |
1518 | 02:10:19,561 | 02:10:20,895 | When the dust settles from this, | When the dust settles from this, |
1519 | 02:10:20,979 | 02:10:23,147 | there's going to be hell to pay in Moscow. | there's going to be hell to pay in Moscow. |
1520 | 02:10:23,232 | 02:10:27,276 | Perhaps. Maybe something good will come from it. | Perhaps. Maybe something good will come from it. |
1521 | 02:10:28,403 | 02:10:32,907 | A little revolution, now and then, is a healthy thing, don't you think? | A little revolution, now and then, is a healthy thing, don't you think? |
1522 | 02:10:39,915 | 02:10:42,875 | Do you still like to fish, Ryan? | Do you still like to fish, Ryan? |
1523 | 02:10:45,254 | 02:10:49,006 | There's a river, not unlike this one, near Vilnius, | There's a river, not unlike this one, near Vilnius, |
1524 | 02:10:49,091 | 02:10:52,051 | where my grandfather taught me to fish. | where my grandfather taught me to fish. |
1525 | 02:10:54,930 | 02:10:59,684 | "And the sea will grant each man new hope | "And the sea will grant each man new hope |
1526 | 02:10:59,768 | 02:11:04,230 | "as sleep brings dreams of home." | "as sleep brings dreams of home." |
1527 | 02:11:09,778 | 02:11:12,321 | Christopher Columbus. | Christopher Columbus. |
1528 | 02:11:16,451 | 02:11:19,161 | Welcome to the New World, sir. | Welcome to the New World, sir. |
1529 | 02:11:28,422 | 02:11:30,506 | Everything all right, sir? | Everything all right, sir? |