WEBVTT 00:00:00.179 --> 00:00:20.179 ..:: Presented By ZarFilm Website ::.. ‏.:: www.bolboljan.net ::. 00:03:34.203 --> 00:03:37.122 Marianne! Marianne, come on! 00:03:37.202 --> 00:03:39.922 - Marianne, we gotta go right now! - Harry, we can't leave! 00:03:40.002 --> 00:03:43.082 - We can't leave! Not yet! No way! - Right this second! 00:03:43.162 --> 00:03:46.082 - Look at these readings, honey! - Forget the readings! 00:03:46.122 --> 00:03:48.481 Juan, Chico, get what you can as quick as you can! 00:03:48.561 --> 00:03:50.721 - Where are the seismic records? - We cannot wait! 00:03:50.801 --> 00:03:55.520 Come on, Marianne! Come quick! Come on! 00:04:01.839 --> 00:04:03.880 I'll see you at the fort! 00:04:03.960 --> 00:04:06.079 Chico, stay close behind us, okay? 00:04:06.159 --> 00:04:08.399 Oh, my God! Come on! Get in! 00:04:08.479 --> 00:04:10.679 I hope they make it. I hope they'll be okay. 00:04:22.476 --> 00:04:24.796 I can't even see the road, sweetheart! 00:04:24.876 --> 00:04:28.517 You okay? 00:04:30.436 --> 00:04:32.955 If we make it through this... 00:04:33.035 --> 00:04:36.395 We're gonna have some stories to tell, honey. 00:04:36.475 --> 00:04:39.474 Oh, shit, honey! 00:04:50.233 --> 00:04:52.233 We're gonna get out. We're gonna get out. Don't worry. 00:04:55.473 --> 00:04:57.912 Marianne? 00:04:57.992 --> 00:05:02.472 Marianne? Marianne! 00:05:02.512 --> 00:05:05.271 Marianne! Oh, God! 00:05:05.351 --> 00:05:10.431 Oh, no! Oh, no! 00:05:22.909 --> 00:05:25.389 Harry Dalton here. No one's home. Leave a message. 00:05:25.469 --> 00:05:29.109 Harry? Harry, are you there? 00:05:29.189 --> 00:05:32.668 Come on. Pick up. Harry, I know you're there. 00:05:32.748 --> 00:05:37.867 We're picking up something in Northern Cascades. I need your opinion on it. 00:05:37.947 --> 00:05:41.148 Get down here as soon as you get this message. 00:05:41.228 --> 00:05:43.707 You better pack for a couple of days. 00:05:43.787 --> 00:05:48.186 Harry, are you sure you're not there? 00:06:02.464 --> 00:06:04.424 Take a big step. Come on. 00:06:04.504 --> 00:06:07.424 Harry, what are you doing here? You're supposed to be on vacation. 00:06:07.504 --> 00:06:10.863 Paul called. There's something going on in the Northern Cascades. 00:06:10.943 --> 00:06:13.463 You can't leave work alone, can you? 00:06:13.543 --> 00:06:15.942 Harry, goin' on vacation isn't gonna kill ya. 00:06:19.102 --> 00:06:21.623 - I appreciate that. Thanks. - Morning. 00:06:21.703 --> 00:06:24.142 So what's going on in the Cascades? 00:06:24.222 --> 00:06:27.301 I'm sorry I had to drag you in like this, 00:06:27.381 --> 00:06:31.100 but we are picking up some activity around Dante's Peak. 00:06:31.180 --> 00:06:35.379 This is a joke, right? Dante's Peak. 00:06:35.459 --> 00:06:40.140 What do you think the odds are against an eruption up there? Thousand to one? 00:06:40.220 --> 00:06:42.139 More like 10,000 to 1. 00:06:42.219 --> 00:06:46.418 - What's the depth? - Ten to twenty kilometers. 00:07:12.175 --> 00:07:15.174 Come on! Let's go find Matt. 00:07:43.171 --> 00:07:47.170 All right, number seven. It's on the corner there. 00:07:47.250 --> 00:07:49.251 Any idea where I might find Mayor Wando? 00:07:49.291 --> 00:07:52.850 She should be right around the corner, accepting some award. 00:07:52.930 --> 00:07:56.090 Dante's Peak was just named the best... well, the second-best place to live... 00:07:56.130 --> 00:07:58.410 in the United States, population under 20,000. 00:07:58.490 --> 00:08:01.049 - Good for you. What was number one? - I don't know. 00:08:01.129 --> 00:08:03.889 Some piece of crap town out in Montana. Who cares? 00:08:03.969 --> 00:08:07.568 - I'll be seeing ya. - Okay. 00:08:07.608 --> 00:08:13.167 I'd like to thank Karen from Money magazine for this wonderful award. 00:08:13.247 --> 00:08:15.807 It's... Oh, what is it? 00:08:15.887 --> 00:08:18.448 Lauren, is it Karen or Kathy? 00:08:18.528 --> 00:08:21.807 It's Karen, Mom. Karen, for the tenth time. 00:08:21.887 --> 00:08:24.286 Karen. And you're gonna be late. 00:08:24.366 --> 00:08:26.806 - Have you seen my good jacket? - You don't have a good jacket. 00:08:26.885 --> 00:08:30.765 - Honey, the blue one. - Oh, it's on the chair in the kitchen. 00:08:30.845 --> 00:08:34.406 Okay. Graham, it's time to go! 00:08:34.486 --> 00:08:36.765 - Where's your brother? - He's gonna meet us there. 00:08:36.805 --> 00:08:39.524 - There's your jacket. - Okay. 00:08:40.564 --> 00:08:42.524 Let's go, Mom. You'll be late. 00:08:48.723 --> 00:08:51.442 - Yeah! Yeah! - Whoo! 00:08:51.522 --> 00:08:53.643 - Yeah! Yeah! - Whoo! 00:08:57.042 --> 00:09:00.281 Folks, uh, we're real sorry for the delay. 00:09:00.321 --> 00:09:04.081 We're gonna get started in just one moment. Any moment now. 00:09:04.161 --> 00:09:08.520 Les, we've been waitin' half an hour! 00:09:15.200 --> 00:09:18.320 - Go find a place in the front, okay? - Okay. 00:09:18.400 --> 00:09:20.359 - Hey, Bill. - Hey, Rachel. 00:09:20.439 --> 00:09:22.399 Oh, thank God. Ladies and gentlemen, 00:09:22.439 --> 00:09:25.798 I'd like to introduce the mayor of Dante's Peak, Rachel Wando. 00:09:26.878 --> 00:09:29.517 It's about time. 00:09:30.918 --> 00:09:33.718 Ladies and gentlemen... Ladies and gentlemen. 00:09:33.798 --> 00:09:36.917 This is a very special day in Dante's Peak. 00:09:36.997 --> 00:09:41.316 To kick off, I would like to introduce Karen Narlington of Money magazine. 00:09:43.995 --> 00:09:47.236 Thank you. Thank you very much, Les. 00:09:47.316 --> 00:09:50.875 Mayor Wando, it gives me great pleasure to present to you... 00:09:50.955 --> 00:09:53.275 a Money magazine award. 00:09:53.355 --> 00:09:56.074 Dante's Peak, the second most desirable place... 00:09:56.154 --> 00:09:59.595 to live in the United States, population under 20,000. 00:09:59.675 --> 00:10:02.234 Congratulations. 00:10:09.552 --> 00:10:11.832 Thank you... 00:10:11.912 --> 00:10:16.072 - It's Karen! - Thank you, Karen. Thank you, Lauren. 00:10:16.152 --> 00:10:20.071 This award means a lot to us. 00:10:20.151 --> 00:10:22.391 We've been proud of our town for a long time. 00:10:22.471 --> 00:10:25.110 It's beautiful. It's safe. 00:10:25.190 --> 00:10:27.550 It's a wonderful place in which to raise a family. 00:10:27.630 --> 00:10:31.751 And now with the prospect of a major investment in our economic future... 00:10:31.791 --> 00:10:34.190 by Mr. Elliot Blair of Blair Industries... 00:10:34.270 --> 00:10:36.949 Will you stand up, Elliot? 00:10:37.029 --> 00:10:39.509 Next year we're gonna be number one. 00:10:39.709 --> 00:10:41.948 Whoo! You're gonna love this. 00:10:42.028 --> 00:10:43.949 Come on in. It's great. 00:10:44.029 --> 00:10:45.948 - Is it really warm? - Oh, it's beautiful. 00:10:50.028 --> 00:10:51.268 Yeah! 00:10:51.388 --> 00:10:55.187 Oh. Ow. It's really hot. 00:10:55.267 --> 00:10:59.267 Yeah, well, I think that's why they call it Twonset Hot Springs. 00:10:59.347 --> 00:11:01.946 Hey! 00:11:02.026 --> 00:11:06.065 - So, is this great or what? - Mmm, sure beats the hell out of L.A. 00:11:06.145 --> 00:11:09.025 Yes, it does. Maybe we should move here. 00:11:09.065 --> 00:11:12.146 I don't think so. I'd go nuts in a week. 00:11:15.545 --> 00:11:20.623 It's nothing. Some animal must have scared them. 00:11:20.703 --> 00:11:22.943 - Jerry? - What the hell was that? 00:11:23.023 --> 00:11:25.983 Oh, my God! 00:11:26.063 --> 00:11:30.823 So everybody get out there, have a great time and enjoy this beautiful day. 00:11:35.022 --> 00:11:37.221 - Good job, Mom. - Where is your brother? 00:11:37.261 --> 00:11:39.221 - I don't know. - I know where he is. 00:11:39.261 --> 00:11:43.421 Mayor Wando? Hi. Harry Dalton with the U.S. Geological Survey... 00:11:43.501 --> 00:11:45.420 - Wonderful speech, Rachel. - Excuse me, Mayor Wando, gentlemen. 00:11:45.500 --> 00:11:48.700 - I'm sorry. You are? - Harry Dalton. 00:11:48.780 --> 00:11:52.739 Oh, from Portland. Yes, your boss called and said you were coming. 00:11:52.779 --> 00:11:54.900 - Elliot, can I call you later? - Sure. 00:11:54.940 --> 00:11:57.059 And that I should show you around. Is that right? 00:11:57.179 --> 00:12:01.698 - Is this a good time? - Uh, yeah. 00:12:01.858 --> 00:12:05.137 Just have to make a quick stop. 00:12:05.177 --> 00:12:07.498 Sure. That's okay. 00:12:12.178 --> 00:12:14.897 - Um, what are we doing here? - This will only take a second. 00:12:17.416 --> 00:12:21.335 So, you have any kids? 00:12:21.415 --> 00:12:23.335 Mmm, nope. I don't. 00:12:23.415 --> 00:12:25.695 You're lucky. Right, Mom? 00:12:25.775 --> 00:12:29.535 Oh, no, honey. Sometimes having kids is just wonderful. 00:12:29.615 --> 00:12:33.294 And sometimes... 00:12:33.374 --> 00:12:36.654 Graham! 00:12:36.734 --> 00:12:40.254 My brother Graham? He's in a lot of trouble. 00:12:40.334 --> 00:12:43.733 - Mm-hmm. Yes, I think he is. - Graham? 00:12:43.813 --> 00:12:46.053 - Graham! - You get in trouble? 00:12:46.133 --> 00:12:48.053 - No. - Of course not. 00:12:48.133 --> 00:12:51.692 - Graham! - I'm coming! 00:12:55.252 --> 00:13:00.171 Get in the car. You boys, go home. You should know better. 00:13:00.251 --> 00:13:03.050 See ya, guys. 00:13:03.130 --> 00:13:06.210 I don't know what's wrong with you. 00:13:06.290 --> 00:13:10.650 - Can't we do this some other time? - The mine is dangerous. 00:13:10.730 --> 00:13:12.650 - It's off-limits. - Whatever. 00:13:12.730 --> 00:13:14.169 Trouble... 00:13:14.209 --> 00:13:18.408 - Let's cross the street, man. - All right. 00:13:19.488 --> 00:13:22.088 - Hey, Rachel. Hey! - Hey, Jane. 00:13:22.168 --> 00:13:25.169 - I heard Mrs. Mackey was sick. - Just a touch of the flu. 00:13:25.249 --> 00:13:28.408 - And how are you? - Dr. Fox, this is... 00:13:28.488 --> 00:13:31.327 Harry Dalton of the United States Geological Survey. 00:13:31.407 --> 00:13:33.327 - Oh, hey. - How do you do? 00:13:33.407 --> 00:13:35.646 - Nice meeting you. - Bye, Jane. 00:13:35.686 --> 00:13:38.446 Bye. 00:13:44.526 --> 00:13:48.765 - Wanna see? - It looks like black licorice. 00:13:48.845 --> 00:13:51.925 Can I see it? 00:13:52.005 --> 00:13:55.404 - Hmm. You know what this is? - Uh-uh. 00:13:55.484 --> 00:13:59.963 This is a smoky quartz crystal. I had one just like it when I was your age. 00:14:00.043 --> 00:14:03.123 - Very lucky. - You know about this stuff? 00:14:03.203 --> 00:14:06.803 - Yeah, just a little bit. - Dr. Dalton is a geologist. 00:14:06.883 --> 00:14:08.643 Volcanologist actually. 00:14:08.723 --> 00:14:11.522 - You mean like Dr. Spock? - Mr. Spock. 00:14:11.602 --> 00:14:15.281 Well, kind of, but without the ears. You know, the... 00:14:15.321 --> 00:14:17.521 - Drop me off at Grandma's. - Yeah, me too. 00:14:17.601 --> 00:14:19.880 - You're not tagging along. - Stop fighting. No. 00:14:19.961 --> 00:14:22.641 No one... No one's going! 00:14:22.721 --> 00:14:24.761 Dr. Dalton has been patient enough. 00:14:24.841 --> 00:14:26.800 It's okay if you want to drop the kids off at your mother's. 00:14:26.840 --> 00:14:29.200 She's not my mother. She's my mother-in-law. 00:14:29.240 --> 00:14:31.319 Or my ex-mother-in-law. 00:14:42.478 --> 00:14:44.478 My, my. 00:14:44.558 --> 00:14:46.877 This is beautiful. 00:14:46.917 --> 00:14:48.877 - Grandma! - Grandma! 00:14:48.917 --> 00:14:52.477 - Well, look who's here! How ya doin'? - Good. 00:14:52.557 --> 00:14:54.876 - Keepin' outta trouble? - Yeah. 00:14:54.956 --> 00:14:58.236 - Oh, Lauren, my ladybug. - Hello, Ruth. 00:14:58.316 --> 00:15:02.595 - Hey, Roughy. How ya doin', girl? - Hi, Rachel. 00:15:02.675 --> 00:15:04.556 You Rachel's boyfriend? 00:15:04.636 --> 00:15:09.435 Uh, no, no. Harry Dalton, 00:15:09.475 --> 00:15:11.714 United States Geological Survey. 00:15:11.794 --> 00:15:14.034 Just up here to check on your mountain. That's all. 00:15:14.074 --> 00:15:18.074 Bunch of you people came up here right after Mount St. Helens went nuts. 00:15:18.154 --> 00:15:21.434 There was nothing going on then. There's nothing going on here now. 00:15:21.514 --> 00:15:24.473 - Yes, well, um... - I need to take Dr. Dalton up to the high lake... 00:15:24.513 --> 00:15:26.712 and wondered if the kids could stay here a while. 00:15:26.752 --> 00:15:30.192 Sure. But why don't we all go? We can go swimming. 00:15:30.272 --> 00:15:33.312 Mess around in the hot springs on the way back. 00:15:33.392 --> 00:15:36.831 - Yeah, our swim stuff's in the truck. - I'll get mine. 00:15:46.949 --> 00:15:48.950 Come on, girl. Come on. 00:15:49.030 --> 00:15:51.029 Okay. Come on. 00:16:01.949 --> 00:16:04.708 Oh, ho! 00:16:04.788 --> 00:16:10.187 - What are you doing there? - Checking the acidity in the water. 00:16:10.267 --> 00:16:14.986 - Oh, like a pool man. - Yeah, exactly. Just like a pool man. 00:16:18.547 --> 00:16:20.466 We'll, uh... 00:16:20.546 --> 00:16:23.026 We'll take these pH readings... 00:16:23.066 --> 00:16:26.705 and check them against the ones we did about 15 years ago. 00:16:26.785 --> 00:16:29.944 - Where? From here? - Uh-huh. And on Mount St. Helens. 00:16:30.024 --> 00:16:34.104 Those trees over there. Any idea when they died? 00:16:34.184 --> 00:16:37.263 No. Maybe from the winter storms. 00:16:37.383 --> 00:16:40.183 Why? Think we got a problem? 00:16:40.263 --> 00:16:42.263 No. No, I don't think so. 00:16:42.343 --> 00:16:45.583 I do about 25, 30 of these a year. 00:16:45.663 --> 00:16:49.062 Ninety-eight percent of the time they're just false alarms. 00:16:49.142 --> 00:16:51.461 And the other two percent? 00:16:51.541 --> 00:16:56.140 You wouldn't have to worry about moving up on that "best places to live" list. 00:17:07.340 --> 00:17:10.259 - Come on, girl! - You guys be careful! 00:17:10.339 --> 00:17:15.259 Watch out for poison oak when you put your swimsuits on. 00:17:15.339 --> 00:17:18.939 They'll be fine. Hey, wait up! 00:17:55.013 --> 00:18:00.133 A man who stares at a rock must have a lot on his mind. Or nothing. 00:18:02.933 --> 00:18:07.212 Well, these old rocks here give us some idea of when this area was last active. 00:18:07.292 --> 00:18:10.371 - Yeah? When was that? - Oh, about 7,000 years ago. 00:18:10.451 --> 00:18:12.691 Give us a smile. 00:18:12.731 --> 00:18:15.212 Beautiful. 00:18:15.292 --> 00:18:18.131 Take it easy now, okay? 00:18:18.211 --> 00:18:22.330 - Ooh, don't touch it. - Roughy, no. Stop. 00:18:22.370 --> 00:18:25.569 What? What is it? 00:18:25.609 --> 00:18:28.369 We found two dead squirrels, Mom. 00:18:28.449 --> 00:18:32.289 - That's what this fuss was all about? - Don't touch them. 00:18:32.368 --> 00:18:34.729 Must be some sort of squirrel epidemic. 00:18:34.809 --> 00:18:36.808 Oh, God. 00:18:36.888 --> 00:18:40.288 They're dropping like that all over the mountain. 00:18:40.328 --> 00:18:42.328 Come on. Let's go. 00:18:48.726 --> 00:18:52.565 Phew. It stinks. I don't know if I wanna go in. 00:18:52.645 --> 00:18:56.127 It smells like your room. You go in there. 00:18:56.167 --> 00:18:59.566 Hey, Grandma. Somebody left their clothes here. 00:18:59.646 --> 00:19:03.325 Sometimes couples sneak up here for a hot dip. 00:19:03.405 --> 00:19:07.924 - And some hot nooky. - Ruth, for God's sake. 00:19:14.364 --> 00:19:16.963 Lauren, move. Lauren, get out of the way. 00:19:18.843 --> 00:19:21.882 Watch me, Mom. 00:19:21.962 --> 00:19:24.322 Graham, no, no! No, no, no! No. Stop. Stop. 00:19:28.282 --> 00:19:30.321 Don't look, pal. 00:19:32.522 --> 00:19:35.001 Paul, I think we should monitor the entire area. 00:19:35.081 --> 00:19:38.160 Get the whole shooting match in here. 00:19:38.240 --> 00:19:43.080 I don't know, but the acidity in the lake is high enough to bother me. 00:19:43.160 --> 00:19:47.519 There's enough carbon dioxide coming out of the soil to start killing trees and wildlife... 00:19:47.599 --> 00:19:52.119 Paul. Paul, you sent me up here to check. I'm doing that. 00:19:52.199 --> 00:19:55.839 I think attention should be paid. 00:19:55.919 --> 00:19:58.838 All right. I'll call you. 00:19:58.918 --> 00:20:01.597 - You guys okay? - Yeah. Yeah. 00:20:01.677 --> 00:20:03.597 - Bye, Mom. - I love you. 00:20:03.677 --> 00:20:06.436 I love you, Mom. 00:20:06.516 --> 00:20:08.917 I don't think I'll be too late, Ruth. 00:20:08.997 --> 00:20:11.717 - Bye! - Bye. 00:20:11.797 --> 00:20:14.556 - You okay? - Yeah. 00:20:15.636 --> 00:20:17.795 Any idea who they were? 00:20:17.875 --> 00:20:23.395 No. Never seen them before. Backpackers maybe. 00:20:23.475 --> 00:20:27.794 - What's going on here, Harry? - I don't know. 00:20:27.874 --> 00:20:31.434 - How big of a problem do we have? - It's too early to tell. 00:20:31.514 --> 00:20:33.953 I think you should call a city council meeting. 00:20:33.993 --> 00:20:35.993 - Ready to roll? - Yep. 00:20:36.313 --> 00:20:39.313 I thought this was supposed to be an extinct volcano. 00:20:39.393 --> 00:20:43.112 Not extinct. Just dormant... 00:20:43.192 --> 00:20:45.392 as in sleeping. 00:20:45.472 --> 00:20:47.911 And your volcano might just be waking up. 00:20:47.991 --> 00:20:52.512 You're talking about the evacuation of 7,400 people. 00:20:52.592 --> 00:20:55.191 - You don't think that's extreme? - All I'm talking about... 00:20:55.271 --> 00:21:00.470 is you consider alerting the town to the possibility of an evacuation. 00:21:00.510 --> 00:21:02.509 What Mr. Dalton here doesn't realize... 00:21:02.549 --> 00:21:06.148 is that if Elliot Blair gets the idea there is some kind of problem here, 00:21:06.228 --> 00:21:10.229 he's gonna take his $18 million, his 800 jobs, and he's gonna evacuate. 00:21:10.309 --> 00:21:12.309 Les, two people are dead, and we don't know... 00:21:12.389 --> 00:21:15.188 This is the first time in 40 years that we have the opportunity... 00:21:15.268 --> 00:21:17.827 Look, look! 00:21:17.907 --> 00:21:22.387 It's been a very long day. Let's try to treat each other nicely. 00:21:22.467 --> 00:21:25.986 Norman, why don't you pull out the town's emergency evacuation plans. 00:21:26.066 --> 00:21:28.067 We should at least have a look at them. 00:21:28.147 --> 00:21:31.026 If I can find them. 00:21:47.303 --> 00:21:50.344 Look at this nice little town. 00:21:50.424 --> 00:21:53.544 Nestled all snug and cozy right against the mountain. 00:21:53.624 --> 00:21:57.823 - Yeah, just like Pompeii. - Come on. Let's unpack her. 00:21:57.903 --> 00:22:01.662 All right. The conference room ought to be... 00:22:01.742 --> 00:22:03.621 big enough for you to set up shop in. 00:22:03.661 --> 00:22:05.742 Thanks. Do you know where I can find Harry Dalton? 00:22:05.822 --> 00:22:08.822 - I expected to see him here. - He's over at the city council chambers. 00:22:08.902 --> 00:22:10.901 He and the mayor called a meeting. 00:22:10.981 --> 00:22:14.460 Okay. 00:22:14.540 --> 00:22:16.980 When is this mountain likely to blow up? 00:22:17.060 --> 00:22:21.140 I wish predicting volcanic eruptions were an exact science. Unfortunately... 00:22:21.180 --> 00:22:24.779 Oh, perfect. So we put the town on notice, and then nothing happens. 00:22:24.859 --> 00:22:28.539 People, we're not the only town in this state. 00:22:28.619 --> 00:22:30.858 All right, so are we ready to put it to vote? 00:22:30.938 --> 00:22:33.779 I don't know if we have enough information. 00:22:33.859 --> 00:22:35.778 Paul. 00:22:35.858 --> 00:22:39.297 Everybody, this is my boss Dr. Paul Dreyfus. 00:22:39.377 --> 00:22:41.297 - Mayor Wando. - Hi. Rachel. 00:22:41.377 --> 00:22:44.456 It's a pleasure indeed. Uh, what's going on here? 00:22:44.536 --> 00:22:48.697 I've recommended to the council members they put this town on alert. 00:22:48.737 --> 00:22:51.496 They were just about to vote on it. 00:22:51.576 --> 00:22:54.496 - Can I have a word with you outside? - Sure. 00:22:54.576 --> 00:22:57.535 Excuse us. 00:22:57.615 --> 00:23:01.214 - Who the hell is this guy? - I sent you here to look around, 00:23:01.294 --> 00:23:04.174 not to scare the hell out of the city council. 00:23:04.254 --> 00:23:08.414 But two people are dead. Recommending an alert seemed the only responsible thing to do. 00:23:08.494 --> 00:23:13.213 There are dozens of reasons that would account for what happened there. 00:23:13.293 --> 00:23:17.773 Anything from a mild earthquake to a slight seismic shift. 00:23:17.853 --> 00:23:22.092 Not one of them means the mountain's gonna blow up next week or next month... 00:23:22.132 --> 00:23:27.171 ...or the next hundred years. - The whole spirit of the town was on its way up. 00:23:27.251 --> 00:23:29.331 Just thinks he can walk in here... 00:23:29.411 --> 00:23:33.371 Ladies and gentlemen, I am sure Dr. Dalton was doing... 00:23:33.411 --> 00:23:35.570 what he thought was in your town's best interests. 00:23:35.650 --> 00:23:38.610 However, I have learned through bitter experience... 00:23:38.650 --> 00:23:42.849 that these decisions are not to be made lightly. 00:23:42.929 --> 00:23:46.890 Back in 1980, I would have bet you a million bucks... 00:23:46.930 --> 00:23:48.889 that Mammoth Mountain was about to go up. 00:23:48.929 --> 00:23:54.688 We began to talk about the possibility of putting that town on alert. 00:23:54.768 --> 00:23:57.007 Thank God the mountain didn't go up, 00:23:57.087 --> 00:23:59.007 but the damage had already been done. 00:23:59.087 --> 00:24:02.647 The word leaked out that the U.S.G.S. had expressed concern. 00:24:02.727 --> 00:24:06.567 So the tourists panicked and stayed away. 00:24:06.607 --> 00:24:10.606 The real estate values plummeted, and the town nearly went bankrupt. 00:24:10.686 --> 00:24:13.685 Consequently, I'm now a lot more cautious... 00:24:13.765 --> 00:24:17.125 when it comes to even talking about putting a town on alert. 00:24:17.205 --> 00:24:19.125 Now, folks, understand something. 00:24:19.205 --> 00:24:22.685 We are gonna be camped out here for as long as it takes... 00:24:22.765 --> 00:24:27.124 with seismometers and tiltmeters that are gonna measure and monitor... 00:24:27.204 --> 00:24:29.403 every little hiccup that the mountain makes. 00:24:29.484 --> 00:24:32.483 We'll be bouncing laser beams off it to track any changes in size. 00:24:32.563 --> 00:24:35.802 We'll be analyzing gas emissions. 00:24:35.882 --> 00:24:39.522 We've got a robot that's gonna stroll up there and take its temperature. 00:24:39.602 --> 00:24:43.801 Now, believe me, I'm not trying to make light of your concerns. 00:24:43.881 --> 00:24:48.641 But I want you to understand if the time comes to call for an alert... 00:24:48.721 --> 00:24:53.680 If the time comes, it will be based upon scientific evidence... 00:24:53.720 --> 00:24:59.000 and not upon anyone's opinion. 00:24:59.080 --> 00:25:02.360 For God's sake, Rachel, this thing... 00:25:02.440 --> 00:25:05.159 should have been handled much more discreetly. 00:25:05.239 --> 00:25:07.519 - This meeting never should have been called. - Harry. 00:25:07.559 --> 00:25:11.398 I just hope our Mr. Blair didn't get wind of this. 00:25:11.478 --> 00:25:15.678 You're making a big mistake, Paul. This is an unstable system. 00:25:15.758 --> 00:25:17.677 This town should be on alert. 00:25:17.757 --> 00:25:20.837 You need a vacation. I'll see you in two weeks. 00:25:20.917 --> 00:25:25.636 We got some serious damage control to do. 00:25:25.716 --> 00:25:30.116 If they get scared off, Rachel, you're the one's responsible. 00:25:30.196 --> 00:25:32.355 Any questions? I'll be happy to answer them. 00:26:24.109 --> 00:26:27.309 - How about a nice adult beverage? - Excellent. 00:26:27.389 --> 00:26:29.828 Sounds good to me. 00:26:33.387 --> 00:26:36.027 Give me just a minute here. 00:26:36.067 --> 00:26:41.027 Thought you'd be off on your fishin' vacation by now. 00:26:41.107 --> 00:26:45.306 - Decided to stick around. - I can see that. Question is, why? 00:26:45.346 --> 00:26:47.346 'Cause this town's in trouble. 00:26:47.386 --> 00:26:50.185 I'm the best man you got. 00:26:50.265 --> 00:26:52.385 Whiskey. 00:26:55.865 --> 00:26:58.585 You are the best man I've got. 00:26:58.625 --> 00:27:03.184 But until you can get it in your head there are politics involved... 00:27:03.224 --> 00:27:05.903 delicate politics, not to mention economics, 00:27:05.983 --> 00:27:09.343 you're only gonna do these people more harm than good. 00:27:09.423 --> 00:27:11.423 - I understand. - There ya are. 00:27:11.503 --> 00:27:14.902 Tomorrow morning, I'm gonna hire a helicopter, 00:27:14.982 --> 00:27:19.702 fly around the mountain, see how much sulfur dioxide is there. 00:27:19.782 --> 00:27:22.701 - Okay. - From now on everything comes from me. 00:27:22.741 --> 00:27:27.101 Any more town meetings to be called, I'll be the one to call them. 00:27:27.181 --> 00:27:29.420 Okay? 00:27:30.500 --> 00:27:32.420 Okay. 00:27:47.458 --> 00:27:50.057 Got the keys, hon? 00:27:50.097 --> 00:27:52.537 Yep. 00:27:55.218 --> 00:27:58.897 - Good morning. - Good morning. 00:27:59.977 --> 00:28:01.976 - Coffee? - Uh, yeah. Please. 00:28:02.056 --> 00:28:04.936 Cappuccino, espresso, cafe latte? 00:28:05.016 --> 00:28:06.935 Could I just have a regular coffee? 00:28:07.015 --> 00:28:09.216 Sure. 00:28:10.375 --> 00:28:13.015 I heard you left town last night. 00:28:13.055 --> 00:28:16.935 Uh, yes. Well, I decided to stay. See what new trouble I can get myself into. 00:28:17.015 --> 00:28:20.894 - So, what's good here? - Everything's good here. 00:28:20.974 --> 00:28:24.614 - Aah! - Oh! My God. I am so sorry. 00:28:24.694 --> 00:28:27.413 It's okay. It's all right. 00:28:27.493 --> 00:28:31.732 I suppose I had that coming for screwing up your reelection chances, eh? 00:28:31.812 --> 00:28:34.132 I didn't do it on purpose. 00:28:34.212 --> 00:28:39.172 I've always been better at figuring out volcanoes than people and politics. 00:28:39.212 --> 00:28:44.251 Anyway, I just wanted to say I'm sorry if I caused you any trouble. 00:28:44.331 --> 00:28:49.250 And, uh... I just wanted to help. 00:28:49.330 --> 00:28:51.330 You like eggplant parmigiana? 00:28:51.410 --> 00:28:54.210 For breakfast? 00:28:54.290 --> 00:28:56.650 - For dinner. - Oh. 00:28:56.690 --> 00:29:00.809 I'm inviting you over for dinner to say thank you. 00:29:00.889 --> 00:29:02.888 Thanking me for what? 00:29:02.928 --> 00:29:06.608 For saving Graham's life... 00:29:06.688 --> 00:29:08.608 and for caring. 00:29:11.407 --> 00:29:13.368 It's a date. 00:29:37.925 --> 00:29:42.364 Okay, let's go down lower and head for that rock formation over there. 00:29:42.403 --> 00:29:44.923 If I fly during my lunch break, I get overtime. 00:29:45.003 --> 00:29:47.642 Just do it. 00:30:17.319 --> 00:30:19.839 All right, let's just hover here. 00:30:23.958 --> 00:30:26.438 What you got back there? How's it lookin'? 00:30:26.518 --> 00:30:30.438 Minimal sulfur dioxide emissions. There's nothing to worry about. 00:30:32.518 --> 00:30:35.637 We're green across the board. 00:30:35.717 --> 00:30:41.036 There's nothing to indicate there's any kind of activity here. She's quiet. 00:30:41.116 --> 00:30:43.915 Yeah. 00:30:43.955 --> 00:30:46.115 She's quiet. 00:30:55.594 --> 00:30:58.394 Okay. Which hand is the domino in? 00:30:58.434 --> 00:31:01.193 - That one. - You've got it. Thank you very much. 00:31:01.274 --> 00:31:03.153 - Right here? - Yes. 00:31:03.233 --> 00:31:06.713 - Looks like a squished heart. - More like an appendix to me. 00:31:06.793 --> 00:31:08.753 - Cool. - Can you do any other tricks? 00:31:08.833 --> 00:31:12.112 - Uh... - Maybe Harry's tired. 00:31:12.192 --> 00:31:15.391 Just one more. Here you go. 00:31:15.471 --> 00:31:17.712 All right. Look at that. No boogers, 00:31:17.752 --> 00:31:21.111 but right down the middle we have a little sewing needle. 00:31:21.191 --> 00:31:24.550 You see it? Now, that's magic, and it needs a magic hair. 00:31:24.630 --> 00:31:29.070 This won't hurt. Mmm, yummy. 00:31:29.150 --> 00:31:32.790 Okay, hold this, please. Thank you. Let me put my glasses on. 00:31:32.870 --> 00:31:35.629 And... here we go... 00:31:35.709 --> 00:31:38.029 like this, thread it through. 00:31:38.069 --> 00:31:40.188 Fine. You hold that. 00:31:40.268 --> 00:31:44.347 Okay. Mm-hmm. Look there. 00:31:44.427 --> 00:31:47.588 - Eww! - Ah, much better. There we go. 00:31:47.668 --> 00:31:50.188 And we go like this. 00:31:50.268 --> 00:31:54.347 All right. And go like that. 00:31:54.427 --> 00:31:56.786 It really works. 00:31:56.866 --> 00:31:59.146 Whoa. 00:31:59.186 --> 00:32:01.146 It's magic. 00:32:01.186 --> 00:32:04.785 I know it's just a little town, 00:32:04.865 --> 00:32:07.785 but I couldn't imagine living anywhere else. 00:32:07.825 --> 00:32:12.224 I grew up here. I went to school here. 00:32:12.264 --> 00:32:15.065 Got married here? 00:32:15.145 --> 00:32:18.784 Yeah. Brian. 00:32:19.863 --> 00:32:24.622 We were just kids. 00:32:24.702 --> 00:32:29.063 Haven't heard from him in quite a while. 00:32:29.143 --> 00:32:33.302 Quite a while. Try six years. 00:32:33.382 --> 00:32:35.302 Hmm. 00:32:35.382 --> 00:32:39.661 I don't think she'd admit it, but I don't even think Ruth knows where he is. 00:32:39.741 --> 00:32:43.181 You seem to be doing okay. 00:32:43.261 --> 00:32:47.661 Yeah. It was hard at first. Hard for the kids. 00:32:47.741 --> 00:32:51.340 But we're okay. 00:32:52.419 --> 00:32:54.579 How about you? 00:32:54.659 --> 00:32:57.018 You ever been married? 00:32:57.098 --> 00:33:00.698 No. Never. 00:33:00.738 --> 00:33:03.738 Why not? 00:33:03.778 --> 00:33:06.178 Well, for one thing, I move around a lot. 00:33:06.258 --> 00:33:10.137 Colombia, Guatemala, the Philippines, 00:33:10.177 --> 00:33:13.977 Mexico, New Zealand, New Guinea. 00:33:14.057 --> 00:33:17.376 Wherever there's a volcano with an attitude. 00:33:17.416 --> 00:33:21.775 Makes it hard to settle down. 00:33:21.855 --> 00:33:24.376 You ever come close? 00:33:25.655 --> 00:33:29.255 Yes. Once. 00:33:32.335 --> 00:33:34.294 Touchy subject. 00:33:40.133 --> 00:33:43.133 Her name was Marianne. 00:33:43.213 --> 00:33:45.533 We worked together. 00:33:46.613 --> 00:33:50.972 She loved volcanoes. Fascinated by them. 00:33:51.012 --> 00:33:54.211 Loved the life. 00:33:55.772 --> 00:34:00.651 Four years ago, a volcano erupted in Columbia. 00:34:00.691 --> 00:34:04.651 Marianne and I thought we had enough time to get out. 00:34:04.691 --> 00:34:07.290 Unfortunately, we were wrong. 00:34:07.370 --> 00:34:11.090 We got too close to the show. 00:34:12.929 --> 00:34:14.969 Marianne was killed. 00:34:19.128 --> 00:34:21.968 If this thing blows, 00:34:22.008 --> 00:34:24.928 and if she does a Mount St. Helens, 00:34:25.008 --> 00:34:29.327 the blast will get here within a minute. 00:34:31.447 --> 00:34:36.206 Well, I hope you're wrong about our volcano, Harry. 00:34:36.286 --> 00:34:39.326 But if not, I'm glad you're here. 00:34:43.926 --> 00:34:47.125 Hi, Harry. 00:34:47.205 --> 00:34:51.244 Hello. Hello, Harry. 00:35:00.483 --> 00:35:02.963 I found five seismometers, Paul. Where's the other three? 00:35:03.043 --> 00:35:05.762 In the back of the van. 00:35:05.842 --> 00:35:08.443 Good morning. Hi. Hello. 00:35:08.523 --> 00:35:10.602 Hi. Hello. How are you? 00:35:10.682 --> 00:35:13.641 Uh, everyone, this is, uh, Rachel Wando, mayor of the town. 00:35:13.721 --> 00:35:16.121 - Hi. - Hi. 00:35:16.161 --> 00:35:18.160 Thought maybe you guys could use some coffee. 00:35:18.240 --> 00:35:21.840 Not knowing what you like, I brought cappuccinos, except for regular for you. 00:35:21.920 --> 00:35:23.921 - Perfect. Thank you. - Great. 00:35:23.961 --> 00:35:26.200 I am jonesing. I could really use a good fix. 00:35:26.280 --> 00:35:28.680 - What kind of coffee machine do you use? - Gaggia. 00:35:28.760 --> 00:35:30.999 - Where do you get your beans? - So? 00:35:31.079 --> 00:35:33.359 - So? - So? 00:35:33.439 --> 00:35:35.838 You probably keep your beans in the freezer, right? 00:35:35.878 --> 00:35:39.439 Oh, no. Never keep your beans in the freezer. Takes all the oils out. 00:35:39.519 --> 00:35:43.198 This town just might be worth saving. 00:35:43.278 --> 00:35:45.677 Mmm! Good coffee! That's good. 00:35:53.397 --> 00:35:57.795 Nice woman, that Rachel. Best-looking mayor I've ever seen. 00:35:57.875 --> 00:36:00.356 - She's got my vote. - Mm-hmm. Twice. 00:36:00.396 --> 00:36:04.715 All right, guys. Here you go. That ought to do it. 00:36:04.795 --> 00:36:07.475 Okay, Harry. 00:36:07.555 --> 00:36:12.834 Bingo. If this mountain's gonna rock and roll, we're gonna know about it. 00:36:12.914 --> 00:36:14.993 So how was dinner last night, Harry? 00:36:15.073 --> 00:36:20.914 Terry, why don't you just give it a break and stop trying to fix me up, eh? 00:36:20.994 --> 00:36:24.033 Whoa, whoa, whoa. I have great taste in women. When have I steered you wrong? 00:36:24.113 --> 00:36:28.552 Yeah? What about Astrid? 00:36:28.632 --> 00:36:31.031 What about Astrid? I thought the two of you would have a lot in common. 00:36:31.111 --> 00:36:33.351 - She said she was into rocks. - Crystals, Terry. 00:36:33.431 --> 00:36:37.992 Crystals. Not rocks. Crystals. 00:36:38.191 --> 00:36:41.711 Okay, one, two, three. There you go. 00:36:41.791 --> 00:36:45.150 Watch your foot. Watch your foot. Okay. 00:36:45.190 --> 00:36:48.229 All right. Good. I'm gonna get my breakfast. 00:36:48.309 --> 00:36:50.349 You gettin' the hang of this thing? 00:36:50.429 --> 00:36:54.269 It's still kind of goosey, but I think I'm gettin' it. 00:36:54.348 --> 00:36:57.869 Yes! It's coffee time! Coffee. Coffee, coffee, coffee. 00:36:57.949 --> 00:37:02.228 Cappuccino! Java! Yes! 00:37:02.308 --> 00:37:04.148 - How are you? - Coffee. Thank you. 00:37:04.228 --> 00:37:07.947 - Decaf, nonfat, no sugar. - Thanks. 00:37:08.027 --> 00:37:10.107 - Macchiato. - Thank you. 00:37:10.187 --> 00:37:13.266 - Double espresso. - Here! Ah, thank you. 00:37:13.346 --> 00:37:15.825 Oh, thank you so much. 00:37:15.905 --> 00:37:17.866 So how's it looking? 00:37:17.946 --> 00:37:23.105 - We've been recording between 25 and 75 earthquakes per day. - You're kidding? 00:37:23.185 --> 00:37:25.825 Don't worry. They're microquakes. They happen all the time. 00:37:25.905 --> 00:37:30.623 Oh. Well. Good. And what's this? 00:37:30.703 --> 00:37:32.863 This little puppy's called Spider Legs. 00:37:32.943 --> 00:37:36.264 She goes in when it's too dangerous for us. Boldly goes, I might add. 00:37:36.344 --> 00:37:40.143 Actually, we'll take gas readings up front. 00:37:40.223 --> 00:37:43.822 And then, we'll send video back here to home base. Hopefully. 00:37:46.142 --> 00:37:51.581 Good. Now, try to keep the weight on that one. 00:37:51.621 --> 00:37:54.301 - See what I'm saying? Keep the weight on this... - That's not me. 00:37:54.381 --> 00:37:59.700 - It's not in here. - The other one isn't moving? 00:38:02.261 --> 00:38:05.620 What's the problem now? 00:38:05.700 --> 00:38:10.939 - There's no problem. - If this thing keeps screwing up, I don't want to take it up. 00:38:10.978 --> 00:38:13.618 Paul, the problem is E.L.F. here. 00:38:13.698 --> 00:38:16.338 All right, look, I'm gonna fix this once and for all. 00:38:16.378 --> 00:38:19.378 Everybody, turn around. Turn around. 00:38:23.577 --> 00:38:28.016 Just be sure to put the damn thing back on before NASA finds out. 00:38:28.056 --> 00:38:30.056 It'll be our little secret. 00:38:30.096 --> 00:38:32.256 So what do you say, big guy? Ready to see the sights, huh? 00:38:32.336 --> 00:38:34.817 Oh, yeah. Big boy's ready. Big boy's definitely ready to see the sights. 00:38:34.897 --> 00:38:37.696 Yes, you are. Yes, you are. 00:38:37.776 --> 00:38:41.535 - Come on, Terry. Time to take your medication. - Ah, thank you. 00:38:50.774 --> 00:38:54.174 You guys see this? Do you see this? 00:38:54.254 --> 00:38:57.413 I expect apologies and six-packs from each one of ya. 00:38:57.493 --> 00:39:00.253 Ya lookin' for a medal because you finally got the thing to work okay? 00:39:00.333 --> 00:39:03.692 "Okay," Paul? "Okay"? It's working beautifully. 00:39:03.772 --> 00:39:07.851 It ought to be workin' better. It lost 15 pounds of ugly fat. 00:39:07.931 --> 00:39:10.611 - Zoom into the left. - Zooming in. 00:39:10.691 --> 00:39:15.412 We got some minor geothermal activity on the edge of the crater. 00:39:15.492 --> 00:39:20.130 Pan to the right a little. I wanna look at the lava domes. 00:39:20.170 --> 00:39:24.769 Look at it. 00:39:24.849 --> 00:39:27.449 - Oops. - Ah. 00:39:27.529 --> 00:39:32.169 Terry's masterpiece is a piece of junk. 00:39:32.249 --> 00:39:35.609 Show me the leg that isn't workin'. 00:39:35.649 --> 00:39:39.648 - Houston, we have a problem. - We copy. You have a problem. 00:39:39.728 --> 00:39:42.007 Why not just throw rocks at the goddamn thing? 00:39:42.087 --> 00:39:45.567 I'm gonna go down there and give it the personal touch. 00:39:45.647 --> 00:39:48.086 Well... 00:39:48.126 --> 00:39:52.286 - Well, here we go again. - Real easy, okay? 00:39:52.366 --> 00:39:55.246 - Always. - You got it? 00:39:59.166 --> 00:40:02.725 - You all right? - You got me? 00:40:02.805 --> 00:40:05.364 - I got ya. - Here we go. 00:40:05.444 --> 00:40:07.844 No heroics now, okay? 00:40:07.924 --> 00:40:11.644 - Paul, Terry's going down. Hear me? - You're comin' in crystal clear. 00:40:11.724 --> 00:40:14.324 Easy. 00:40:20.402 --> 00:40:23.042 I- I-I don't think this is a very smart idea. 00:40:23.122 --> 00:40:24.561 - You all right? - Yeah. 00:40:29.401 --> 00:40:34.321 Listen, uh, Terry, why don't we, uh, 00:40:34.401 --> 00:40:37.200 just forget Spider Legs for now, and you get your backside back up here? 00:40:37.280 --> 00:40:39.720 - Okay? - Not a chance. 00:40:39.800 --> 00:40:43.160 For the $450,000 we put into this beast, 00:40:43.240 --> 00:40:45.999 it ought to be able to stand on its head, split the atom... 00:40:46.079 --> 00:40:47.999 and fart "The Star Spangled Banner. " 00:40:53.918 --> 00:40:57.478 Almost there. 00:41:02.077 --> 00:41:04.037 Hello, you son of a bitch! 00:41:04.117 --> 00:41:08.156 That's Terry's answer to everything. Kick it if it doesn't work. 00:41:08.196 --> 00:41:11.877 - Get your ass back up now. - Not a chance. I'm goin' off rope. 00:41:11.957 --> 00:41:15.836 No, no. No, Terry. That's not a great idea. 00:41:15.876 --> 00:41:19.115 - I can get around to the other side. - Don't go off rope. 00:41:19.195 --> 00:41:24.514 I would swear this thing's purposefully tryin' to piss me off. 00:41:24.594 --> 00:41:27.955 You know what, Harry? It's workin'! 00:41:34.233 --> 00:41:39.032 Paul, something's going on. There's some seismic activity. 00:41:39.112 --> 00:41:42.392 All right, here we go. 00:41:42.432 --> 00:41:44.592 What do you think, Stan? 00:41:44.672 --> 00:41:48.072 They're minor quakes, but they're right in the middle of it. 00:41:48.152 --> 00:41:50.071 Maybe we ought to tell them to call it a day. Harry. 00:41:50.151 --> 00:41:53.950 - Come on! Come on! - Paul, I didn't get ya. Say it again. 00:41:54.030 --> 00:41:56.191 Oh! 00:41:56.271 --> 00:42:00.190 - Aah! - Terry! 00:42:01.509 --> 00:42:04.549 Oh, my God! 00:42:04.629 --> 00:42:07.189 Terry! 00:42:09.669 --> 00:42:14.428 Terry! Talk to me! 00:42:14.508 --> 00:42:18.787 - Terry! Can you hear us? - Terry! 00:42:18.867 --> 00:42:20.907 I'm comin' down! 00:42:20.987 --> 00:42:24.627 Harry! 00:42:24.667 --> 00:42:27.307 Help! 00:42:27.387 --> 00:42:29.466 Ow! 00:42:29.546 --> 00:42:34.545 - It's okay. It's okay. Where are ya? - Oh, shit. 00:42:34.625 --> 00:42:36.545 It's my leg, man. 00:42:36.625 --> 00:42:39.705 - Ow! - Paul? Paul, come in. 00:42:39.785 --> 00:42:44.304 - We can hear you. Go ahead. - Terry's down. He's got a broken leg. 00:42:44.384 --> 00:42:48.304 We need the chopper here really fast. 00:42:48.384 --> 00:42:51.343 Copy. Terry's broken his leg. We're gonna send you a chopper. 00:42:51.423 --> 00:42:53.144 Send the chopper now. 00:42:53.224 --> 00:42:56.143 I cannot believe the camera's still working after taking a hit like that. 00:42:56.223 --> 00:42:58.942 Come on. Answer the phone. Come on! 00:43:04.742 --> 00:43:09.622 What? Oh! Look. All right. Hang on a second, okay? 00:43:09.701 --> 00:43:13.261 Paul, the son-of-a-bitch pilot wants to renegotiate his rate. 00:43:13.341 --> 00:43:16.340 Give him whatever he wants. 00:43:21.779 --> 00:43:26.339 This is rescue chopper. We're comin' to the rim of the crater now. 00:43:26.419 --> 00:43:28.819 Do ya have a visual on us? 00:43:28.859 --> 00:43:32.178 We're below ya about 600 feet on the south face! 00:43:32.258 --> 00:43:37.618 I see ya. We're gonna go around again and try to hoist you out. 00:43:37.698 --> 00:43:40.657 You got that? 00:43:43.057 --> 00:43:47.616 You all right? We're very, very ready! 00:43:47.696 --> 00:43:50.696 He looks in bad shape. 00:43:57.215 --> 00:43:59.974 Bring her down! Come on! 00:44:03.894 --> 00:44:06.374 Get it. Get it. Get it. 00:44:06.454 --> 00:44:07.734 Way to go. 00:44:07.814 --> 00:44:10.213 Hold on! We're goin' home. 00:44:10.293 --> 00:44:11.973 Okay. 00:44:12.053 --> 00:44:15.412 - You on? - Okay! Let her go! 00:44:17.972 --> 00:44:22.812 Come on! Go! Go, go, go! Go! Yes. 00:44:31.050 --> 00:44:34.650 - You got 'im? - Yeah, I got 'im. 00:44:37.050 --> 00:44:39.689 - Great job. - I don't want to talk out of turn. 00:44:39.769 --> 00:44:43.529 You should put this town on alert. There's a lot of activity there. 00:44:43.609 --> 00:44:47.768 It was intense up there, but I don't wanna cause a panic over minor quakes. 00:44:47.848 --> 00:44:50.049 - "Minor"? - The biggest one we measured was 2.9... 00:44:50.129 --> 00:44:53.608 I don't give a damn if it was a 1.1. Those quakes were shallow. 00:44:53.688 --> 00:44:56.407 - Damn shallow. I felt them. - You don't... 00:44:56.487 --> 00:44:59.686 They weren't tectonic. They were magmatic. This thing is gonna blow. 00:44:59.766 --> 00:45:02.247 I'm warning you. I'm not gonna have one of my people scaring everybody... 00:45:02.327 --> 00:45:04.567 because of guesswork and hunches. 00:45:04.647 --> 00:45:08.446 Another 48 hours will tell the tale. You get a grip. 00:45:11.085 --> 00:45:14.725 That son of a bitch. 00:45:14.804 --> 00:45:17.645 I'm okay. 00:45:17.685 --> 00:45:20.885 My doc says I can leave as soon as they make sure my head's okay. 00:45:20.965 --> 00:45:24.284 Okay. See ya in ten years then. 00:45:24.364 --> 00:45:26.604 - Ow. Ow. - I think Spider Legs was just... 00:45:26.684 --> 00:45:29.763 getting even with you for all those kicks in the butt you gave it! 00:45:29.843 --> 00:45:32.763 We got a problem here, guys. 00:45:32.803 --> 00:45:35.762 I'm gonna need your help to convince Paul this mountain means business. 00:45:35.802 --> 00:45:39.282 Harry, I hate to agree with Paul, but there's no evidence... 00:45:39.362 --> 00:45:41.482 to suggest there's anything weird goin' on up there. 00:45:41.562 --> 00:45:44.561 - Just like Mount Baker back in the '70s. - There was no eruption then. 00:45:44.641 --> 00:45:49.081 My ninth grade science teacher once told me... 00:45:49.161 --> 00:45:52.160 that if you put a frog in boiling water, it'll jump out. 00:45:52.240 --> 00:45:55.599 But if you put it in cold water and heat it up gradually, 00:45:55.679 --> 00:45:59.959 it'll just sit there and slowly boil to death. 00:46:00.039 --> 00:46:03.120 What's that, Harry? Your recipe for frog soup? 00:46:03.200 --> 00:46:07.278 It's my recipe for disaster. 00:46:07.358 --> 00:46:12.797 If we got here today, we'd know we're in hot water. We'd put this town on alert. 00:46:12.877 --> 00:46:16.397 Look, the seismic activity is nil. Steady as a rock. 00:46:16.477 --> 00:46:19.957 Take a look over here. A whole lot of nothin'. 00:46:20.037 --> 00:46:23.237 It's been like that all week. There is nothing happening. 00:46:23.317 --> 00:46:25.276 There's been no harmonic tremors. 00:46:25.316 --> 00:46:28.275 The tiltmeters don't show any change in the mountain shape. 00:46:28.355 --> 00:46:31.116 I think we've seen all this big baby's gonna do. 00:46:31.196 --> 00:46:34.195 We got the mountain wired. We got all our equipment in place. 00:46:34.275 --> 00:46:39.115 We can keep an eye on things from home base. Our work here is finished. 00:46:39.155 --> 00:46:41.354 We've seen lulls in activity before. 00:46:41.434 --> 00:46:43.434 If we're wise, we'll give it a couple of days. 00:46:43.514 --> 00:46:46.794 I promised you two days. I gave it a week. 00:46:46.874 --> 00:46:51.153 First thing in the morning, we are outta here. 00:46:58.152 --> 00:47:01.272 You know, Rachel, we still have to have that dinner. Keep the change. 00:47:01.352 --> 00:47:04.111 Okay, Elliot. 00:47:04.191 --> 00:47:06.231 Order up, Bob. 00:47:08.110 --> 00:47:10.470 Great. Why don't you ask her out? 00:47:10.550 --> 00:47:13.790 I lost her number. 00:47:16.710 --> 00:47:19.390 Oh, yes! Yes! 00:47:19.470 --> 00:47:21.949 That's okay. All right. What have we got here? Ten bucks? 00:47:21.989 --> 00:47:25.228 - That's twenty bucks. - Twenty bucks. 00:47:25.308 --> 00:47:28.188 Twenty bucks. 00:47:28.228 --> 00:47:31.188 Come again anytime! Thanks, Harry. 00:47:33.667 --> 00:47:36.827 Give us a beer there, Charlie. 00:47:36.907 --> 00:47:41.826 So, you ever get to Portland? 00:47:41.906 --> 00:47:44.107 No. I'm busy. 00:47:46.306 --> 00:47:48.745 Busy? What do you do for fun? 00:47:48.785 --> 00:47:53.744 Fun? Hmph. What is that? Fun? Oh, I know. 00:47:53.784 --> 00:47:58.665 Fun is what you have when you don't have two children, a business, a town to run. 00:47:58.745 --> 00:48:01.664 - Oh, Paul. - Excuse me, Harry. 00:48:01.744 --> 00:48:05.503 Before we took off, I wanted to say thanks for the hospitality, Mayor Wando. 00:48:05.583 --> 00:48:07.983 It was my pleasure. 00:48:08.063 --> 00:48:12.103 That's awfully nice of you to say that. I'm sure you're not sorry to see us go. 00:48:12.183 --> 00:48:14.463 Our presence here is bad for business, right? 00:48:14.503 --> 00:48:17.062 I'm gonna go pack. See ya. 00:48:17.142 --> 00:48:20.661 You all right over here? 00:48:22.061 --> 00:48:27.141 Well, it's late and I have to let my baby-sitter get home. 00:48:27.181 --> 00:48:30.380 I'll walk you. Let me get my jacket. 00:48:30.420 --> 00:48:32.580 Hey, Harry. It's your break. 00:48:32.659 --> 00:48:35.140 It's your game, guys. 00:48:39.539 --> 00:48:43.659 So, when do you go tomorrow? 00:48:43.739 --> 00:48:45.778 Six a. m. 00:48:45.858 --> 00:48:48.258 Wish you weren't leaving. 00:48:48.298 --> 00:48:52.137 Well, don't worry. Dreyfus was right. 00:48:52.217 --> 00:48:55.258 I guess we don't really have to be here. 00:48:55.338 --> 00:48:59.937 We can watch this mountain from Portland. 00:49:00.017 --> 00:49:02.976 I still wish you weren't leaving. 00:49:12.496 --> 00:49:15.335 Hey, you two! 00:49:19.094 --> 00:49:24.294 Jane Fox. That'll give her something to talk about for a couple of weeks. 00:49:30.812 --> 00:49:32.813 - Hi! - Hi. Are they sleeping? 00:49:32.893 --> 00:49:34.812 Yeah, they sure are. 00:49:34.892 --> 00:49:36.812 - I'll walk ya out. - Okay. 00:49:36.892 --> 00:49:38.812 - Be right back. - Okay. Good night. 00:49:38.892 --> 00:49:40.972 Good night. 00:49:45.770 --> 00:49:48.450 - Okay. You free on Saturday? - Yes. Saturday's fine. 00:49:48.530 --> 00:49:52.610 - Okay. Good. Call ya. Thanks. - Bye. 00:49:58.849 --> 00:50:02.328 Well, maybe I should make some coffee. 00:50:02.408 --> 00:50:06.167 No, Rachel. No. I don't want any coffee. 00:50:06.247 --> 00:50:10.448 I really think I should make us some coffee. 00:50:10.528 --> 00:50:14.607 I don't know how to tell you this. 00:50:14.687 --> 00:50:18.726 But I've never really cared for your coffee. 00:50:24.366 --> 00:50:27.765 Oh. 00:50:27.845 --> 00:50:30.805 - Oh. - Oh. 00:50:30.885 --> 00:50:35.124 I, uh, haven't been with anybody in a long time. 00:50:35.204 --> 00:50:39.444 Same here. 00:50:39.524 --> 00:50:42.643 But you know what they say. 00:50:42.723 --> 00:50:45.563 It's like riding a bicycle. 00:50:45.603 --> 00:50:47.482 Once you've learned, you never forget. 00:50:47.517 --> 00:50:49.363 Once you've learned, you never forget. 00:50:49.443 --> 00:50:54.362 Mommy? Mommy? Is that you? 00:50:54.442 --> 00:50:56.802 Yeah, Lauren. What is it? 00:50:56.882 --> 00:51:01.641 - I'm thirsty. - Okay, honey. 00:51:01.721 --> 00:51:04.800 I think she'll go right back to sleep. 00:51:04.880 --> 00:51:09.081 Please, dear God in heaven, let her go back to sleep. 00:51:09.161 --> 00:51:12.960 Ugh. What's wrong with the water? 00:51:13.040 --> 00:51:17.159 - What is it? - Must be a broken pipe? 00:51:20.599 --> 00:51:23.278 - Where's the town's water supply? - Why? 00:51:23.358 --> 00:51:27.998 - Graham. Wake up. - Go away. 00:51:32.437 --> 00:51:35.277 It's right up there. 00:51:52.895 --> 00:51:57.574 Ugh. What's that smell? It smells like sulfur. 00:51:58.910 --> 00:52:01.770 Yeah. Ugh! Sulfur dioxide. 00:52:01.810 --> 00:52:06.690 We saw the same thing in the Philippines on Mount Pinatubo before she blew. 00:52:06.882 --> 00:52:11.761 This mountain is a ticking bomb. Come on. Let's go. 00:52:24.236 --> 00:52:26.846 Paul! 00:52:26.872 --> 00:52:28.842 I've got that scientific evidence you need. 00:52:28.874 --> 00:52:31.553 Harry, what are you doing? 00:52:33.011 --> 00:52:37.650 I've just come from the town's water supply. 00:52:39.049 --> 00:52:40.969 It's the same. 00:52:41.549 --> 00:52:43.508 Oh, my God. 00:52:43.588 --> 00:52:46.908 The quakes are beginning to swarm. Got a 2.4. 00:52:46.948 --> 00:52:49.669 Gas readings are goin' up too. It's not good. 00:52:49.749 --> 00:52:51.148 Look at this. 00:52:51.228 --> 00:52:54.748 Sir, is that the best you can do for us? 00:52:54.828 --> 00:52:58.987 Yes, sir. All right. Thanks very much. I appreciate it. 00:52:59.066 --> 00:53:00.986 The National Guard cannot be here until tomorrow. 00:53:01.066 --> 00:53:02.947 How much time do you think we've got, Harry? 00:53:03.026 --> 00:53:04.947 Don't know. Too early to tell. 00:53:05.027 --> 00:53:09.386 Call the mayor. Have her put the town on alert. I'll call the F.A.A. 00:53:09.466 --> 00:53:11.505 Okay. 00:53:16.265 --> 00:53:18.705 Here we go. 00:53:18.745 --> 00:53:22.704 In response to the potential volcanic threat to Dante's Peak, 00:53:22.744 --> 00:53:26.544 I am requesting that all residents attend a meeting at the high school... 00:53:26.624 --> 00:53:30.423 at 6:00 p. m. to discuss the evacuation of our town. 00:53:30.503 --> 00:53:33.943 A representative of the United States Geological Survey... 00:53:33.983 --> 00:53:36.902 will be on hand to explain the facts to you in detail. 00:53:36.982 --> 00:53:40.501 When's the mountain gonna blow? 00:53:40.581 --> 00:53:42.942 - Tonight? Tomorrow? - Whoa. Whoa, whoa! Take it easy now. 00:53:43.022 --> 00:53:45.862 - They were talking on TV... - There is no need to be alarmed yet. 00:53:45.942 --> 00:53:48.941 - What's this meeting? - All we want to do is be prepared. Greg. 00:53:49.021 --> 00:53:52.500 - Come on, Mr. Cluster. - I just put up a new sign. I hope nothing happens. 00:53:52.580 --> 00:53:55.260 Attention all citizens. There will be a meeting held... 00:53:55.340 --> 00:54:00.939 in the high school at 6:00 p. m. to discuss the evacuation of Dante's Peak. 00:54:01.019 --> 00:54:04.739 To repeat: All citizens are urged to attend the meeting... 00:54:04.779 --> 00:54:07.219 that will be held in the high school gymnasium... 00:54:07.379 --> 00:54:10.098 Ruth, just listen to me this one time. 00:54:10.178 --> 00:54:14.418 Harry says the mountain could blow up any minute, and you've got to come down. 00:54:14.498 --> 00:54:17.217 - That's his opinion. - Let me try. 00:54:17.257 --> 00:54:21.897 Ruth? Hi. Harry Dalton here. This is a very serious situation. 00:54:21.977 --> 00:54:24.056 - You have to consider your family. - I'm not leaving. That's that. 00:54:24.136 --> 00:54:26.856 I understand how you feel, Ruth, but this... 00:54:26.936 --> 00:54:29.576 Hung up. 00:54:32.055 --> 00:54:34.455 Stupid, stupid woman. 00:54:38.174 --> 00:54:40.653 Come on, Ruth. Pick up. 00:54:40.733 --> 00:54:43.375 - We got to go. - Pick up, Ruth! 00:54:43.455 --> 00:54:45.614 She's not coming down, is she? 00:54:49.373 --> 00:54:53.652 Look, if Grandma wants to stay up there, there's nothing we can do about it. 00:54:53.692 --> 00:54:56.451 - But, Mom... - No buts, Graham. It's her decision. 00:54:56.531 --> 00:55:00.612 I need you guys to pack while we're gone. One suitcase apiece, okay? 00:55:00.692 --> 00:55:02.812 Be responsible. We'll be back soon! 00:55:02.892 --> 00:55:04.931 Let's try her again. 00:55:08.530 --> 00:55:11.730 Come on, Grandma. Pick up. 00:55:11.810 --> 00:55:13.970 She's not answering. 00:55:14.050 --> 00:55:18.769 Give it to me. Hello? 00:55:20.809 --> 00:55:24.009 Do we have to wait? I mean, if we wanna leave now? 00:55:24.049 --> 00:55:27.849 No, Susan, you don't have to wait. You can leave whenever you like. 00:55:27.889 --> 00:55:31.048 Listen, I know it's tough to think about leaving our homes. 00:55:31.088 --> 00:55:34.767 But clearly it's the most responsible thing to do right now. 00:55:34.847 --> 00:55:38.446 Quite likely, nothing will happen, but it's better to be safe than sorry. 00:55:38.526 --> 00:55:41.527 I want you to remember, no one should leave tonight without a copy... 00:55:41.607 --> 00:55:44.087 of the town's emergency evacuation plan. 00:55:44.167 --> 00:55:47.286 They will be handed out at the door on your way out. 00:55:47.366 --> 00:55:50.005 I'd like to turn the floor over now to Dr. Harry Dalton. 00:55:50.085 --> 00:55:52.564 Thank you, Mayor Wando. First of all, 00:55:52.644 --> 00:55:55.084 - I'd like to thank you for coming. - It's all over, Les. 00:55:55.164 --> 00:55:58.605 I'm outta here before it all hits the fan. Excuse me. 00:55:58.685 --> 00:56:01.724 I would like to underline that these are just precautionary measures. 00:56:01.804 --> 00:56:05.283 Um, we don't want to start a panic in any way. 00:56:05.363 --> 00:56:08.123 Did anybody feel that? 00:56:08.203 --> 00:56:12.283 Ladies and gentlemen, please remain calm. Please, just stay... 00:56:19.762 --> 00:56:21.681 I felt that. 00:56:21.761 --> 00:56:24.641 Just stay calm, please! Don't push! 00:56:24.721 --> 00:56:26.801 Please, stay calm! 00:56:26.881 --> 00:56:30.040 - Do not rush! Do not rush! - Go towards the exits! 00:56:30.120 --> 00:56:33.119 - Don't panic! - Do not push! 00:56:45.278 --> 00:56:47.878 Lauren! The mountain's blowing up! Lauren! 00:56:51.137 --> 00:56:53.296 Ladies and gentlemen, please be calm! Don't push! 00:56:57.897 --> 00:56:59.617 Please... 00:57:02.536 --> 00:57:05.016 Don't push! 00:57:05.096 --> 00:57:07.255 Don't push! It's okay! Please! 00:57:07.295 --> 00:57:11.095 - You okay? You all right? - Harry, go this way! 00:57:13.574 --> 00:57:17.734 - Stan, look at this! - Why look at computers when you can look at the real thing? 00:57:17.814 --> 00:57:20.414 Greg, my sticks! 00:57:20.494 --> 00:57:23.934 It looks like it's about to blow its top! 00:57:30.252 --> 00:57:32.212 This is not good. This is not good! 00:57:34.251 --> 00:57:36.612 You okay? 00:57:39.292 --> 00:57:43.131 - Oh, my God! - Oh, no! 00:57:49.290 --> 00:57:52.650 I've gotta get to the kids. 00:57:54.730 --> 00:57:57.170 Go! Go, go! 00:58:11.727 --> 00:58:14.247 Watch out! 00:58:20.926 --> 00:58:23.326 Paul, come in. 00:58:23.446 --> 00:58:26.485 Paul? Can anybody hear me? Paul? 00:58:26.565 --> 00:58:29.165 - Paul, come in. Come in. - Look at that. 00:58:32.764 --> 00:58:34.764 Paul? Can anybody hear me? Come in? 00:58:34.804 --> 00:58:37.525 Harry. Harry, we hear you. Where are you? 00:58:37.605 --> 00:58:41.124 I'm heading to Rachel's to get her kids. Once I've done that, I'm gonna come back down... 00:58:41.204 --> 00:58:44.203 ...and help you pack out, okay? - All right, Harry, listen. 00:58:44.243 --> 00:58:47.242 For whatever it's worth, you were right and I was wrong. 00:58:47.282 --> 00:58:51.722 - I'm sorry. - It's okay. I'll see you later. 00:58:53.043 --> 00:58:55.682 She's blowin'! She's goin'! 00:58:55.722 --> 00:58:58.042 Look ahead. 00:59:12.080 --> 00:59:14.879 Get out of the way! 00:59:20.759 --> 00:59:23.278 Somebody, help! 00:59:47.634 --> 00:59:51.235 - Where do we go? - It's completely blocked. Go left. 00:59:51.275 --> 00:59:53.395 - I'm goin'. I'm goin'. - Left, Harry! 00:59:57.954 --> 00:59:59.673 Look out! Jesus! 01:00:03.673 --> 01:00:05.273 Shit! 01:00:05.393 --> 01:00:09.953 Make a right. Go down the alley! 01:00:44.227 --> 01:00:45.907 Come on. Come on. 01:01:27.543 --> 01:01:30.423 Harry, my truck's not there. 01:01:34.502 --> 01:01:36.421 Graham? 01:01:37.501 --> 01:01:39.421 Lauren? 01:01:41.980 --> 01:01:44.500 Put on your seat belt. 01:01:44.580 --> 01:01:49.420 - Do you know how to do all the gears? - Yeah. 01:01:49.500 --> 01:01:52.019 Graham? Lauren? 01:01:56.298 --> 01:02:00.778 - Oh God, they went up the mountain! - Let's go. Let's go. Let's go! 01:02:07.098 --> 01:02:09.697 - Any other way across that bridge? - No! 01:02:19.936 --> 01:02:23.015 You're out of your mind. Oh, you're out of your mind. 01:02:23.095 --> 01:02:25.255 It's okay. 01:02:30.055 --> 01:02:32.454 - Harry? - Okay, hang on. 01:02:36.733 --> 01:02:38.413 It's okay. 01:02:38.493 --> 01:02:42.853 - There's water coming in. - This rig can take it. The engine's got a snorkel. 01:02:56.410 --> 01:02:59.291 Oh, God. Look at those cars! 01:02:59.411 --> 01:03:02.010 They're crazy! They'll never make it! 01:03:08.649 --> 01:03:10.569 - We're stuck? - I know. 01:03:21.007 --> 01:03:22.447 Nothin'. 01:03:24.288 --> 01:03:28.168 Harry? See that car coming at us? 01:03:28.208 --> 01:03:29.687 I see it. 01:03:31.687 --> 01:03:35.046 - Is he gonna hit us? - No, we're all right. Hold on. 01:03:42.686 --> 01:03:44.646 We're all right. 01:03:56.724 --> 01:04:00.763 Jesus. 01:04:08.362 --> 01:04:11.442 - I can't see through the ash. - Maybe you oughta turn the lights on. 01:04:11.522 --> 01:04:15.201 - They are on. - Make the windshield wipers go faster? 01:04:15.236 --> 01:04:18.440 I don't know how. 01:04:18.480 --> 01:04:22.120 - It's that thing there. - Don't touch things! You're gonna mess something up. 01:04:22.200 --> 01:04:24.201 - Like what? - I don't know. Something! 01:04:24.281 --> 01:04:27.640 Maybe this wasn't such a good idea. 01:04:36.118 --> 01:04:38.678 Hey, wait for me! 01:04:52.036 --> 01:04:57.196 Uh-oh. Looks like our asshole pilot plans on flying people outta here. 01:04:57.236 --> 01:05:00.396 If he gets any of that ash sucked up into his engine, he's had it. 01:05:09.155 --> 01:05:12.554 - He's gettin' 15,000 bucks cold cash. - Wait! 01:05:12.634 --> 01:05:16.153 Wait! Wait! Wait! Wait! 01:05:16.193 --> 01:05:18.672 No, no, no! Wait! Wait! 01:05:18.712 --> 01:05:22.193 Stop! Stop! Stop! 01:05:32.591 --> 01:05:35.070 Can't this thing go any faster? 01:05:35.110 --> 01:05:37.231 Shit! 01:05:37.271 --> 01:05:38.951 - What is it? - Shut up! 01:05:39.031 --> 01:05:41.191 What's the damn light? 01:05:49.269 --> 01:05:51.189 What the hell? 01:06:03.507 --> 01:06:06.267 Where are we? 01:06:06.387 --> 01:06:10.067 - Rachel, where are we? - Uh, top of Exeter. 01:06:10.107 --> 01:06:12.826 Greg? Stan? Come in. 01:06:12.906 --> 01:06:16.265 We're at the top of Exeter Street. There's a chopper down. Send the fire services. 01:06:16.345 --> 01:06:18.106 Jesus! Okay, Harry. 01:06:18.186 --> 01:06:21.946 There's nothing we can do. We've gotta go get your kids. 01:06:22.026 --> 01:06:24.385 - Okay. - Greg, come in. 01:06:24.465 --> 01:06:28.424 It's Harry. Rachel's kids have gone up the mountain. We're gonna go get them. 01:06:28.504 --> 01:06:32.343 Harry, we don't think you have enough time. Do you copy? 01:06:32.423 --> 01:06:35.423 We do not think you have enough time! 01:06:48.902 --> 01:06:51.181 - Grandma! Grandma! - Grandma! 01:06:51.221 --> 01:06:53.981 - What are you doing here? - We came to get you out. 01:06:54.061 --> 01:06:56.341 - What? - Get in the truck! Now! 01:06:56.421 --> 01:06:59.500 - You drove up here all by yourself? - We had to! 01:06:59.580 --> 01:07:01.380 Your mama's gonna kill you. 01:07:01.420 --> 01:07:04.020 Roughy! 01:07:04.100 --> 01:07:06.020 - We'll get her. Roughy! - Roughy! 01:07:06.100 --> 01:07:08.659 Come on, Roughy! We gotta go! 01:07:08.739 --> 01:07:10.818 Kids, get back here, now! 01:07:23.257 --> 01:07:27.656 God Almighty, what were they thinking? 01:07:27.696 --> 01:07:31.455 How are they gonna get through this? 01:07:33.176 --> 01:07:36.176 - Ah! Harry! Oh! - I got it. 01:07:45.534 --> 01:07:48.214 - Harry, watch out! - It's okay. 01:07:55.333 --> 01:07:57.093 Oh, God! 01:07:57.133 --> 01:07:59.652 The road's gone. It's gone. 01:08:17.211 --> 01:08:19.810 Lauren! Graham! 01:08:23.170 --> 01:08:26.169 Lauren! 01:08:26.249 --> 01:08:28.248 Graham! 01:08:28.328 --> 01:08:31.009 Lauren! 01:08:31.089 --> 01:08:34.169 - We're coming! - We're here! 01:08:35.768 --> 01:08:37.728 I'm sorry, Mom. 01:08:37.768 --> 01:08:41.687 Roughy ran away. It wasn't just Graham's fault. It was my idea too. 01:08:41.767 --> 01:08:44.486 I am so mad at you! 01:08:44.606 --> 01:08:48.406 Children, inside, out of the ash. Ruth. Ruth, it's okay. 01:08:55.446 --> 01:08:57.805 Stop looking at me like it's my fault. 01:08:57.885 --> 01:09:01.125 Now, just take the kids, get back in your truck and go home. 01:09:01.165 --> 01:09:05.244 We would if we could, but a landslide's wiped out the entire road behind us. 01:09:08.603 --> 01:09:12.603 We've had plenty of minor eruptions. Maybe we're over the hump. 01:09:12.683 --> 01:09:14.604 - Yeah, I hope. - Get real, Beavis. 01:09:14.684 --> 01:09:19.163 She's just clearing her throat. She hasn't even started to sing yet. 01:09:25.241 --> 01:09:29.641 - Paul, it's Harry. Is anyone there? - Harry, where are you? 01:09:29.681 --> 01:09:32.601 We're at Mirror Lake at the lodge. The road's down, but we're okay. 01:09:32.681 --> 01:09:36.360 This is turning into something really catastrophic. 01:09:36.440 --> 01:09:40.399 - I'll send a helicopter as soon as the ash clears away. - Paul, get the hell outta there. 01:09:40.479 --> 01:09:43.840 - Don't wait for us. - You're breaking up. Say again. 01:09:43.920 --> 01:09:47.599 Paul, don't... 01:09:47.679 --> 01:09:49.798 Get outta there, now. Please! 01:09:49.878 --> 01:09:53.318 - Harry, are you there? - Maybe his battery's dead. 01:09:57.037 --> 01:10:01.837 I'm gonna stay as long as I can, but I want you guys to leave right now. 01:10:01.917 --> 01:10:05.636 No way, Paul. We're not gonna walk out on God's big show, right? 01:10:05.716 --> 01:10:08.156 Not a chance. 01:10:08.196 --> 01:10:13.756 - This mountain's never gonna hurt us. - You're a fool. Come on. 01:10:23.114 --> 01:10:26.834 Oh, God. This was taken the summer we built this place. 01:10:26.914 --> 01:10:31.474 - Brian was six months old. - No time for a trip down memory lane. 01:10:31.594 --> 01:10:34.833 Rachel, Ruth, come on. We gotta go. Have you got everything? 01:10:34.873 --> 01:10:37.032 Okay, children, let's go. 01:10:41.712 --> 01:10:43.712 Move! 01:10:44.951 --> 01:10:47.711 Go! Come on, Ruth! 01:10:47.751 --> 01:10:51.791 - Come on, Mom! Come on! - Into the water! 01:10:51.871 --> 01:10:54.030 Go, children, go, go. 01:11:00.150 --> 01:11:03.309 Get in the boat. That's it. 01:11:03.389 --> 01:11:06.308 - Oh, my God! Oh, my God! - Lauren. 01:11:06.388 --> 01:11:09.028 Get in. Get in! Get in! 01:11:09.068 --> 01:11:12.269 We can't leave Roughy! 01:11:12.349 --> 01:11:15.668 Roughy! Roughy! 01:11:18.267 --> 01:11:20.187 Roughy! 01:11:38.784 --> 01:11:41.544 Mom, the fish, they're all dead. 01:11:58.942 --> 01:12:01.461 Graham! Don't touch the water! 01:12:01.581 --> 01:12:05.141 Lauren, come sit over here, sweetie. That's it, sweetheart. 01:12:05.221 --> 01:12:07.981 Okay, everybody put your feet up. 01:12:08.021 --> 01:12:10.021 Ruth, put your feet up, please. 01:12:11.701 --> 01:12:15.020 Volcanic activity has turned the lake to acid. 01:12:20.939 --> 01:12:24.259 - Acid eats metal. - Hmm? 01:12:24.339 --> 01:12:28.459 - Is the boat gonna sink? - No, no, no, sugar. It's not gonna sink. 01:12:34.897 --> 01:12:40.057 Hey, if you're scared, you can have my crystal. 01:12:42.616 --> 01:12:45.257 - I can have it? - Yeah. 01:12:46.656 --> 01:12:48.776 Thank you. 01:13:46.808 --> 01:13:51.008 Oh, shit! Oh, shit. 01:13:51.088 --> 01:13:55.687 We lost the prop. 01:13:55.767 --> 01:13:57.567 - No. - We lost the prop. 01:13:57.647 --> 01:14:01.847 Okay, don't worry, all right? 01:14:01.887 --> 01:14:06.127 Go up there with Grandma. That's a good girl. Quickly as you can. 01:14:06.167 --> 01:14:09.126 - Keep your feet up. - Come on, darling. Careful. 01:14:09.166 --> 01:14:11.285 Keep your feet up. Keep your feet up. 01:14:11.365 --> 01:14:15.204 - We're very, very close. - Graham, move over there and keep the boat in balance. 01:14:15.284 --> 01:14:19.964 - Get up there and balance the boat. - We're very close. Very close. 01:14:20.044 --> 01:14:23.804 Is this boat sinking? 01:14:25.644 --> 01:14:28.323 It's okay. 01:14:28.403 --> 01:14:31.842 - Keep trying. - Grandma, the boat's sinking! 01:14:31.882 --> 01:14:35.842 No, it's not gonna sink, sweetie pie. We're very close. 01:14:35.882 --> 01:14:40.041 Mom, we're sinking! 01:14:41.082 --> 01:14:43.561 We're sinking! We're sinking! 01:14:43.641 --> 01:14:46.681 - The boat's sinking. - Keep your feet up. 01:14:49.081 --> 01:14:51.720 We're sinking! 01:14:53.080 --> 01:14:54.959 - The boat's sinking! - No, it isn't. 01:14:55.039 --> 01:14:56.404 We're not gonna make it! 01:14:56.439 --> 01:14:57.199 We're not gonna make it! 01:14:57.279 --> 01:14:59.919 Sit right there and you hold on tight. 01:15:04.439 --> 01:15:08.398 Children, stay put! Ruth! Get in! Ruth! 01:15:08.438 --> 01:15:11.037 - Ruth, get in! Get in! Come on! - No! 01:15:14.117 --> 01:15:17.357 Children! Children! 01:15:20.117 --> 01:15:24.076 Ruth, get to shore! 01:15:24.116 --> 01:15:26.876 Ruth, get out! 01:15:29.315 --> 01:15:32.795 - I got her. I got her. You're okay. - Grandma! 01:15:35.514 --> 01:15:37.794 Grandma! Grandma! 01:15:38.955 --> 01:15:41.794 Grandma? 01:15:41.874 --> 01:15:45.914 She's gonna be okay. Kids, just give us some room. 01:15:45.994 --> 01:15:48.113 - Grandma? - Go on now. 01:15:48.193 --> 01:15:51.273 - Take your sister. That's a good boy. - Graham. 01:15:51.353 --> 01:15:53.752 Take care of Lauren. Take care of her. 01:15:56.791 --> 01:15:59.072 Look at her legs. 01:16:01.352 --> 01:16:05.671 Ruth, we're gonna get you down. We're gonna get you down. 01:16:05.751 --> 01:16:07.910 - We gotta help Grandma. - It's okay. 01:16:07.990 --> 01:16:12.389 - Let me just talk to the children. - Oh, please. 01:16:12.509 --> 01:16:15.909 - I don't want Grandma to die. - I know. 01:16:15.989 --> 01:16:20.709 - Is Grandma gonna die? - We're all okay. 01:16:20.789 --> 01:16:24.748 Oh, dear God. Oh, God. 01:16:46.146 --> 01:16:49.225 - Where's the lieutenant? - He's over here in this vehicle. 01:16:51.225 --> 01:16:54.584 Boy, you're a sight for sore eyes. Lieutenant, I want you to take your men, 01:16:54.664 --> 01:16:57.784 sweep every building in town, top to bottom. 01:16:57.864 --> 01:17:00.984 - Everybody out, let's go! - Get everybody on the truck and out. 01:17:01.064 --> 01:17:03.664 This thing's gonna blow. 01:17:04.783 --> 01:17:06.743 Just hold on. 01:17:06.823 --> 01:17:10.542 Stop, please. Please, stop! 01:17:10.622 --> 01:17:13.102 Please, stop! 01:17:13.142 --> 01:17:17.382 Here you go. 01:17:23.221 --> 01:17:26.220 Hang on, Ruth, you're gonna be okay. 01:17:26.300 --> 01:17:28.660 Hold on. 01:17:28.740 --> 01:17:31.540 Here, Grandma. Have my crystal. 01:17:31.620 --> 01:17:36.379 Oh, ladybug, that's so nice, but you keep it for your luck, okay? 01:17:36.499 --> 01:17:39.579 Okay. 01:17:41.859 --> 01:17:45.178 Oh, God, Ruth. 01:17:45.218 --> 01:17:49.817 I'm so sorry for what I said to you up there. I really didn't mean it. I just... 01:17:49.897 --> 01:17:52.297 You're right what you said. I am a fool. 01:17:52.377 --> 01:17:54.297 No, you're not. 01:17:55.897 --> 01:17:58.377 My son's the biggest fool of all. 01:17:58.497 --> 01:18:01.176 He never should've run off and hurt you all like that. 01:18:02.856 --> 01:18:07.415 If anybody's a fool, Ruth, it's me, 01:18:07.535 --> 01:18:11.815 'cause I don't think I ever really gave you a chance. 01:18:11.895 --> 01:18:15.615 Hang on, Grandma. It's just another two miles to the ranger station. 01:18:15.695 --> 01:18:20.254 I don't think I have another two miles left in me, Ace. 01:18:20.334 --> 01:18:23.133 - It's okay. - No, Grandma. 01:18:23.213 --> 01:18:25.533 I get to stay on my mountain. 01:18:25.613 --> 01:18:28.493 No. 01:18:32.852 --> 01:18:35.292 Grandma? 01:18:37.371 --> 01:18:39.691 Ruth? 01:19:08.607 --> 01:19:11.688 I got the van! You go with these fellas! 01:19:11.768 --> 01:19:14.847 Harry? Harry, I don't know whether you can hear me. It's Paul. 01:19:14.967 --> 01:19:18.566 Harry, the bridge is about to go. We got everybody out. 01:19:18.646 --> 01:19:20.806 We got everybody... 01:19:20.886 --> 01:19:23.926 Take care. Take great care. 01:20:22.238 --> 01:20:24.598 Okay, there you go. 01:20:31.877 --> 01:20:33.956 There's no keys. 01:20:36.637 --> 01:20:41.076 Here we go. Yeah. 01:21:19.551 --> 01:21:21.151 Oooh! 01:21:51.027 --> 01:21:53.227 Dreyfus! 01:21:55.066 --> 01:21:58.226 Paul! 01:21:58.266 --> 01:22:00.505 Come on. Come on. 01:22:05.385 --> 01:22:08.345 - Come on. - Paul! Come on. Get out! 01:22:15.783 --> 01:22:18.304 Get out! 01:22:23.662 --> 01:22:26.063 - Paul! Paul! - You gotta jump! 01:22:26.103 --> 01:22:29.742 You gotta jump! 01:22:31.861 --> 01:22:33.462 Come on! 01:22:33.542 --> 01:22:35.541 - Hey, Paul! - Paul! 01:22:50.980 --> 01:22:54.859 - Come on. - We're running out of time. Let's go. 01:22:58.218 --> 01:23:00.057 Hurry! 01:23:06.138 --> 01:23:08.057 What the... 01:23:11.576 --> 01:23:13.536 Great. 01:23:13.576 --> 01:23:15.936 Just great. 01:23:16.016 --> 01:23:19.016 - Can we drive across there? - I don't know. 01:23:19.056 --> 01:23:22.175 - I don't know. - Kids, why don't you get in the back? 01:23:22.255 --> 01:23:23.775 Okay. 01:23:23.815 --> 01:23:26.575 - Go on, Lauren. - Go... in the back. 01:23:35.054 --> 01:23:38.533 Okay... here we go. 01:23:48.972 --> 01:23:51.731 No, Mommy! 01:23:53.651 --> 01:23:57.570 - Harry, we're on fire. - The truck's on fire! 01:23:57.610 --> 01:23:59.571 We're burning! 01:24:04.330 --> 01:24:06.650 - Mommy? - Hold on. 01:24:06.690 --> 01:24:09.529 We're stuck in the lava! 01:24:16.928 --> 01:24:19.888 - Ooh! - More lava's comin' down the hill! 01:24:21.968 --> 01:24:25.607 Mommy! What are we gonna do? Mommy! 01:24:25.687 --> 01:24:28.207 It's okay! It's okay! 01:24:28.287 --> 01:24:31.527 - Come on! Come on! - Please. 01:24:35.486 --> 01:24:38.245 Yes! Yes! 01:24:39.845 --> 01:24:41.845 There's Roughy! 01:24:41.925 --> 01:24:43.806 - Where? - Right there! 01:24:43.886 --> 01:24:46.125 - We have to help her. - I gotta get her. 01:24:46.205 --> 01:24:49.804 Go get her. Go. 01:24:52.044 --> 01:24:55.763 - Roughy! - Only gonna get one chance at this! 01:24:55.843 --> 01:24:59.163 Come on, Roughy, jump! Jump! 01:24:59.243 --> 01:25:01.043 Yes! 01:25:21.120 --> 01:25:26.199 Eight years it took us to get this town on its feet. 01:25:26.280 --> 01:25:28.879 You wouldn't believe the struggle. 01:25:30.119 --> 01:25:32.039 Look at it. 01:26:01.275 --> 01:26:03.995 Our house is gone. 01:26:04.035 --> 01:26:07.634 There's no other way out of town. 01:26:17.233 --> 01:26:21.672 We're reporting live from Dante's Peak, where they're evacuating the town. 01:26:26.672 --> 01:26:30.471 Bring her back! All the way back! 01:26:30.511 --> 01:26:33.910 - Keep moving! - She's gotta go soon. 01:26:59.668 --> 01:27:01.787 Oh, my God! 01:27:01.867 --> 01:27:04.747 Wait. 01:27:14.105 --> 01:27:16.746 Okay. We're outta here. 01:27:16.786 --> 01:27:20.265 - What do we need this for? - Might just come in handy. 01:27:55.621 --> 01:27:58.940 - Mom, what is that? Mom? - What is that? 01:27:59.020 --> 01:28:00.980 That is a pyroclastic cloud. 01:28:08.099 --> 01:28:11.458 - Mommy. - It's okay, baby. 01:28:11.498 --> 01:28:14.138 Mom, it's coming! 01:28:19.017 --> 01:28:22.337 - Mom! - Oh, my God! 01:28:22.417 --> 01:28:25.537 Don't look back, kids! Don't look back! 01:28:39.735 --> 01:28:42.734 - Mom, it's right behind us! - Oh, sweet Jesus! 01:28:49.213 --> 01:28:52.094 Get down, kids! Get down! 01:29:20.210 --> 01:29:22.250 Oh, my God. 01:29:33.409 --> 01:29:36.008 - So long, Harry. - Oh, no. 01:29:36.088 --> 01:29:38.328 So long. 01:29:39.687 --> 01:29:41.927 Watch your eyes, children. Watch your eyes. 01:29:45.966 --> 01:29:50.327 - Lauren! Graham. Talk to me. - Mommy? 01:29:50.407 --> 01:29:54.326 You all right, baby? Graham? Graham, talk to me. 01:29:54.406 --> 01:29:58.845 All right, we gotta get out of here. Can you do it? You can do it. 01:29:58.885 --> 01:30:01.404 - Here we go. - Grab her, Harry! 01:30:01.484 --> 01:30:04.684 - I got her. Out we go, sweetheart. - Graham. 01:30:04.764 --> 01:30:09.204 Stand right there, darling. Okay, all right. Come on up, Graham. 01:30:09.284 --> 01:30:12.643 - Rachel, come on! - Mom! 01:30:12.723 --> 01:30:15.522 Come on, Roughy. 01:30:15.602 --> 01:30:19.083 Roughy! 01:30:19.163 --> 01:30:23.761 Graham, you lead the way. I want you to show us the way to your hideout. 01:30:25.681 --> 01:30:27.920 Come on. 01:30:28.000 --> 01:30:32.561 Come on, Mom. Roughy! 01:30:32.641 --> 01:30:34.681 Roughy? 01:30:35.760 --> 01:30:37.800 Oh, boy. 01:30:37.880 --> 01:30:40.159 Here are flashlights. 01:30:40.239 --> 01:30:44.878 Um, I have some chips and some crackers and some drinks back here. 01:30:44.958 --> 01:30:47.999 All right, let's check out the damage. 01:30:48.079 --> 01:30:52.398 - My head hurts. - I know, baby. So does mine. 01:30:52.478 --> 01:30:57.957 - Oh, no. I forgot E.L.F. I left it in the truck. - What do you need that for? 01:30:58.037 --> 01:31:01.917 It's a transmitter designed by NASA. We were testing it for them. 01:31:01.997 --> 01:31:05.716 I was hoping it would send a signal so people would realize we were down here. 01:31:05.796 --> 01:31:07.836 - I'm gonna go back and get it. - I'll come with you. 01:31:07.916 --> 01:31:11.036 - No, stay here. It's a lot safer. - What if you get lost? 01:31:11.116 --> 01:31:15.076 Graham, just stay here, okay? Look after your sister and your mother. 01:31:15.156 --> 01:31:18.315 We're not gonna get out, are we? 01:31:19.794 --> 01:31:22.434 Oh, yes, we are, baby. Yes, we are. 01:31:24.553 --> 01:31:26.834 Come here. 01:31:26.914 --> 01:31:30.514 Come here. Just sit down a second. Sit down a second. 01:31:30.594 --> 01:31:33.873 All right. Listen, now. 01:31:33.953 --> 01:31:36.072 Have you ever been deep-sea fishing? 01:31:37.072 --> 01:31:40.391 - No. - Good. Neither have I. 01:31:40.471 --> 01:31:45.111 So, when we get out of here... and we will get out of here... 01:31:45.191 --> 01:31:48.631 what do you say we go down to Florida, we get ourselves a boat, 01:31:48.711 --> 01:31:52.390 and we stock it with all the nicest, yummiest things... 01:31:52.470 --> 01:31:54.750 we can possibly get our hands on, 01:31:54.790 --> 01:31:59.310 and we go out there and we catch ourselves a big, old, fat fish? 01:31:59.390 --> 01:32:02.229 Hmm? Does that sound good? 01:32:05.429 --> 01:32:07.389 It sounds good, Harry. 01:32:07.429 --> 01:32:09.708 Yeah, Harry, it sounds great. 01:32:09.788 --> 01:32:12.148 Okay, stay here. 01:32:12.228 --> 01:32:15.548 I'll be back in a flash. Chins up. Okay. 01:32:17.307 --> 01:32:19.467 Uh, Graham, 01:32:19.507 --> 01:32:23.146 you think you could find some rope so we could tie up Roughy? 01:32:23.226 --> 01:32:25.146 Yeah. 01:32:25.226 --> 01:32:27.907 Let's fix you up, okay? 01:32:27.947 --> 01:32:31.106 And maybe some water so we can clean these cuts up. 01:32:32.665 --> 01:32:35.985 Harry! 01:32:36.025 --> 01:32:38.424 Harry! 01:32:41.423 --> 01:32:44.065 - No! - Harry! 01:32:44.145 --> 01:32:46.144 Get back! Get back! 01:32:46.224 --> 01:32:48.663 Rachel! 01:32:48.743 --> 01:32:51.903 Rachel! 01:32:57.142 --> 01:32:59.102 Rachel! 01:33:00.861 --> 01:33:04.901 Aah! 01:33:27.859 --> 01:33:31.218 Ooh. Oh, shit. 01:33:31.298 --> 01:33:34.737 Oh, my... God. 01:34:17.851 --> 01:34:21.531 Aah! 01:36:26.396 --> 01:36:29.915 - Terrific. - Thank you. 01:36:34.475 --> 01:36:36.395 - Frank? - Yeah? 01:36:36.475 --> 01:36:40.434 - How long's this light been blinking? - Don't know. A day or two. 01:36:42.194 --> 01:36:44.433 Thank you, NASA. 01:36:44.513 --> 01:36:48.238 Thank you, NASA. Thank you, NASA. Thank you, NASA! 01:36:48.273 --> 01:36:52.112 All right, you can get out now. You're all set. All right. 01:36:52.192 --> 01:36:55.351 Just give me your hand. 01:36:59.231 --> 01:37:01.591 Oh, hang on! 01:37:27.707 --> 01:37:29.667 Sir! 01:37:29.747 --> 01:37:31.907 Get the crutches. 01:37:37.707 --> 01:37:40.626 I think they got him! 01:37:46.666 --> 01:37:50.225 Harry! Harry! Hey, man, we thought you were toast! 01:37:50.265 --> 01:37:52.944 - Are you all right? - Yeah, I'm fine. 01:37:53.024 --> 01:37:55.704 Rachel and the children are still down there. 01:37:55.784 --> 01:37:58.584 When that E.L.F. signal went off, I damn near fell out of my chair. 01:37:58.664 --> 01:38:02.264 - He started screaming, "Thanks, NASA!" - The old tin box worked. 01:38:02.344 --> 01:38:05.743 - It sure did. - Rachel and the children are still there. Where's Paul? 01:38:05.823 --> 01:38:07.742 He didn't make it. 01:38:10.262 --> 01:38:12.261 At least he got to see the show. 01:38:12.501 --> 01:38:14.942 All the way! Back up! I need people with me! 01:38:14.982 --> 01:38:17.582 Move up the hill, people! Move it! 01:38:17.662 --> 01:38:19.781 Let's go! 01:38:25.860 --> 01:38:28.619 Move it. Move it! 01:38:35.100 --> 01:38:38.259 Haul it up! 01:38:45.378 --> 01:38:47.937 It's already secure. 01:38:55.897 --> 01:38:58.897 Keep clear. Keep clear. Look out. 01:39:03.896 --> 01:39:07.375 We've got survivors back here. Get out of the way. 01:39:18.734 --> 01:39:21.453 Graham! Graham! 01:39:21.533 --> 01:39:24.612 Mom, it's Harry! He's alive! 01:39:27.092 --> 01:39:29.532 It's good to see you. 01:40:03.768 --> 01:40:08.207 Did you really mean what you said about taking us fishing? 01:40:08.247 --> 01:40:11.367 - I sure did. - That's great. 01:40:18.646 --> 01:40:22.405 - You guys ready to go? - Let's go. 01:40:22.429 --> 01:40:42.429 Telegram Channel and Instagram Page .:: @bollbolljan_com ::.