Atlantis: The Lost Empire Page #2
Like you did today?
Yes! Well, no.
How did you...
Forget about them,
OK? Never mind!
I will find Atlantis
on my own.
I mean, if I have
to rent a rowboat!
Congratulations, Milo.
This is exactly
what I wanted to hear.
But forget the rowboat, son.
We'll travel in style.
It's all been arranged,
the whole ball of wax.
Why?
For years your granddad
bent my ear...
with stories
about that old book.
I didn't buy it for a minute.
So finally I got fed up...
and made a bet
with the old coot.
I said, "Thatch, if you
ever actually find...
"that so-called journal...
"not only will I
finance the expedition...
"but I'll kiss you
full on the mouth."
Imagine my embarrassment...
when he found
the darn thing.
Now I know your
grandfather's gone, Milo...
God rest his soul,
but Preston Whitmore...
is a man who keeps his word.
You hear that, Thatch?
I'm going to the afterlife...
with a clear conscience,
by thunder!
[Chuckles]
[Sighs]
You probably don't
realize how great.
Those buffoons at the museum
dragged him down...
made a laughingstock of him.
He died a broken man.
just one shred of proof...
that'd be enough for me.
Ah, Thatch.
What are we
standing around for?
We got work to do.
But, Mr. Whitmore, you know,
in order to do...
what you're proposing,
you're gonna need a crew.
Taken care of!
You'll need engineers
and... and geologists.
WHITMORE:
Got 'em all.The best of the best.
Gaetan Moliere,
geology and excavation.
The man
has a nose for dirt.
Vincenzo Santorini,
demolitions.
Busted him out
of a Turkish prison.
Audrey Ramirez.
Don't let her age fool you.
She's forgotten more
about engines...
than you or I will ever know.
They're the same crew that
brought the Journal back.
Where was it?
WHITMORE:
Iceland.I knew it!
I knew it!
All we need now is
an expert in gibberish.
So it's decision time.
You can build on the foundation
your grandfather left you...
or you can go back
to your boiler room.
- This is for real.
- Now you're catching on.
All right. OK. L-l-I'll
have to quit my job.
It's done.
You resigned this afternoon.
MILO:
I did?WHITMORE:
Yep.Don't like
Um, my apartment.
I have to give notice.
- Taken care of.
- My clothes?
- Packed.
- My books?
- In storage.
- My cat?
[Meow]
My gosh.
Your granddad had a saying.
"Our lives are remembered...
by the gifts
we leave our children."
This journal
is his gift to you, Milo.
Atlantis is waiting.
What do you say?
I'm your man, Mr. Whitmore.
You will not regret this.
Boy, I am so excited,
l-l-l-I can't even hold it in.
[Ship's horn blows]
Carrots.
I didn't even eat carrots.
PACKARD:
Attention.To whoever took the "L"
from the Motor Pool sign...
ha ha, we are
all very amused.
Excuse me?
I need to, uh, report in?
Yes, Mr. Thatch?
Aah!
Uh, it's you!
Blondie, I got a bone
to pick with you.
Hold that thought.
What is it this time, Cookie?
You done stuffed my wagon full
to bustin' with non-essentials.
Look at all this...
cinnamon, oregano, cilantro.
What in the cockadoodle
is cilantro?
And what is this?
That would be lettuce.
Lettuce? Lettuce?!
It's a vegetable, Cookie.
The men need
the four basic food groups.
I got your
four basic food groups!
Beans, bacon, whiskey, and lard!
[Warning alarm sounds]
All right, cowboy.
Pack it up and move it out.
PACKARD:
Attention.Final loading in progress.
[Elevator starts]
VINNY:
[Italian accent]Hey, Junior.
If you're lookin'
for the pony rides...
they're back there.
Excuse me.
Excuse me?
You dropped
your dy-dy-dy-dynamite.
Heh heh heh.
What else have you,
uh, got in there?
Oh, eh, gunpowder,
nitroglycerin, notepads...
fuses, wicks, glue, and...
paper clips.
Big ones.
You know, just,
uh, office supplies.
Milo! Where you been?
I want you to meet
Commander Rourke.
He led the Iceland team
that brought the Journal back.
Milo Thatch.
Pleasure to meet the grandson
of old Thaddeus.
I see you got that journal.
Nice pictures, but...
I prefer a good western myself.
Pretty impressive, eh?
Boy, when you settle a bet,
y-you settle a bet.
Well, your granddad
always believed...
you couldn't put a price
on the pursuit of knowledge.
Well, uh, believe me
this'll be small change...
compared to the value
of what we're gonna...
learn on this trip.
Yes, this should be
enriching for all of us.
PACKARD:
Attention,all personnel.
Launch will commence
in 15 minutes.
- Mr. Whitmore.
- Rourke.
ROURKE:
It's time.
- Bye, Mr. Whitmore!
- Make us proud, boy!
DIVING OFFICER:
Rig ship for dive!
Aye, sir! Rig ship for dive.
Lieutenant, take her down.
Diving officer,
submerge the ship.
Make the depth 1-5-0 feet.
DIVING OFFICER:
Make the depth 1-5-0 feet.
INTERCOM:
Dive, dive!Five degrees down bubble.
DIVING OFFICER:
Take us down.
[Warning alarm buzzes]
PACKARD:
Attention.Tonight's supper
will be baked beans.
Musical program to follow.
[Sighs]
PACKARD:
Who wrote this?Aah!
You have disturbed the dirt.
- Uh, pardon me?
- You have disturbed the dirt!
Dirt from around the globe,
spanning the centuries!
[Gasps] What have you done?
England must never
merge with France!
- What's it doin' in my bed?
- You ask too many questions.
Who are you?
Who sent you? Speak up!
- Me? I'm, uh...
- Bah! I will know soon enough.
Hey, hey, hey!
Let go!
Do not be such a crybaby.
Hold still.
Aha! There you are.
Now tell me your story,
my little friend.
Parchment fiber from
the Nile circa 500 B. C.
Lead pencil, number 2.
Paint flecks...
of a type used
in government buildings.
You have a cat,
short-haired Persian...
two years old,
third in a litter of seven.
There are all
the microscopic fingerprints...
of the mapmaker.
And linguist.
- Hey, how did you...
- This is an outrage!
You must leave at once!
Out, out, out, out, out!
Uh-oh. Sat in the dirt,
didn't you?
Moliere, now what
have I told you...
about playing nice
with the other kids?
Get back. I've got soap,
and I'm not afraid to use it.
[Hisses]
Back, foul creature!
Back to the pit
from which you came!
[Grunts]
The name's Sweet.
Joshua Sweet.
Medical officer.
MILO:
Yeah, Milo Thatch.Milo Thatch.
You're my 3:
00.Well, no time like the present.
- Oh, boy.
- Nice, isn't it?
The catalog says
that this little beauty...
can saw through a femur
in 28 seconds.
I'm bettin' I can
cut that time in half.
Now, stick out your
tongue and say "ahh."
Oh, no, really,
I have a... Aah.
- So, where you from?
- [Grunting]
Really? I have
family up that way.
Beautiful country up there.
Do you do any fishing?
[Garbled speech]
Me? I hate fishing.
I hate fish.
Hate the taste,
hate the smell...
and hate all them
little bones.
Here, I'm gonna need you
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