Crash Site Page #2

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parts supply store.

He was the assistant

manager.

So listen guys,

before we go in,

I'd like to establish

a few rules:

for the next four days

no one opens up their laptop

no one talks business,

and cell phones are

for emergency use only.

I have to use my cell, Rita.

I need to stay in touch

with Nathan.

Nathan can handle a few

days without you.

I can't handle

a few days.

Welcome to the Sanders'

vacation adventure.

It's gonna be great.

Come on in!

Wow, this place

is amazing!

Matthew, please make

yourself comfortable.

Down the hall to the right

is your guest room.

Thank you.

Nick, do you want to stay

for dinner?

No thanks Rita.

I'll be back later.

I was serious about

what I said outside.

I just want to check

my e-mails.

I might as well be

talking to a wall.

Just let me do this and you'll

have my full attention.

I promise.

No.

Fine.

Take it. Hide it.

Do whatever you want

with it.

Thank you.

So you really want to go

bird watching?

Sorry...

I said, do you really want

to go bird watching?

Yeah, of course I do.

You're so distracted.

Long drive, first day,

tomorrow I'll be more

in vacation mode.

I hope so...

Hey Nick.

Mr. Sanders, if you need

to check your emails,

you can connect using

my internet stick.

I don't need you to do

that, Matthew.

It's really not a problem.

I can set you up, I

just need your laptop.

It's okay.

I won't be using my laptop.

You sure?

I'm sure.

Thanks.

Okay.

You're so intimidating.

Yeah, but that's

what dads are for.

Seems like a bit of

a suck-up.

What does Frances see

in him?

She thinks she's

in love.

How was the walk?

Quiet.

Rita's unhappy.

That's obvious.

How about you?

I've made a mess

of things Nick.

It's not too late

to fix it.

I'm not so sure

about that.

I am no expert, but it seems

to me that you coming up here

is a good start.

Truth be told, I've got a

serious problem at work...

I didn't want to come.

Rita said we were through

if I didn't.

I feel like

I'm trapped.

By what?

Your marriage or your job?

I don't know,

maybe both.

Look, I filled your tank,

checked your tires

I loaded up all your gear.

You're good to take

off tomorrow.

Thank you.

I think you came to the right

place to figure this out, Dan.

Their server had

multiple jump points,

Poland, Tokyo, Chicago..

What are you saying?

This wasn't some hacker

in his mom's basement.

This was a professional

team.

Corporate espionage?

On an international level.

But the data they uploaded

still left a trace.

I figure I should know

where the attack

originated from tomorrow.

How close can you pin-point?

With luck, I'll be able to

give you a street address.

There's one other thing.

We tried contacting

Mr. Tanaka.

Turns out Lycar Industries

doesn't exist.

What?

Doesn't exist.

I thought you were

getting snacks?

Just a sec...

I'll be in in one sec.

Dad.

Call me when you

have something.

Alright, bye.

No wonder Mom gets

so mad at you.

Do we have to go

to Raven Lake?

Can't we go

somewhere closer.

Nick's seen a lot of

eagle activity up there.

I wanted to surprise you.

What's going on?

Your dad is making plans

without me again.

Sorry, Rita.

It was my idea.

I wouldn't mind going.

Oh, yes you would.

It's a long bumpy drive

and a wicked hike up there.

You're turning

into a city slicker.

Tell me you're going

with them?

Nope.

They're camping out

tomorrow night.

We are?

I've packed everything

you need.

I'm gonna stay here, keep

an eye on these two.

I'm gonna stay here, keep

an eye on these two.

Relax, enjoy the scenery.

I don't remember it

being like this.

Are you sure we're going

the right way?

Yep, this road will take us to

the north end of the lake.

[cell phone ringing]

I need to take this.

Hey, Nathan, what's up?

We've got a bad connection.

Can you hear me?

Barely.

What's going on?

What have you got?

Our hacker's using an

anonymous proxy server.

We ran URL and TCP

configurations...

Nathan, I'm losing you...

Looks like it originated

on the corner of...

Superior and...

Sir?

He's out of range.

I lost him.

Good.

How are we supposed

to do this?

We're supposed

to be alone;

you've got your office

in your pocket.

Okay, then you keep it.

Feel better now?

Not quite.

That wasn't very smart, Rita!

What if we needed that?!

Why are we even bothering?

Sometimes I ask myself

the same question.

Daniel, I have something

I need to tell you.

What?

Daniel, can you slow down.

Daniel slow down!

I'm trying!

What's wrong?

I have no brakes!

What?!!!!!!

Hold on!

Oh, my God, no!

Oh, my God, no!

Stay on the road!

Daniel!!!!

Hold on!

Oh, my god!!!!

[scream]

Ahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!

[scream]

Ahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!

Daniel.

Daniel, Daniel, baby!

Daniel, Daniel, baby!

Daniel,

Daniel, come on!

You're okay.

We're going to get

you out, baby.

Hold on one second,

hold on.

Help me.

I want you to put

your arm on me.

You need to get your foot out.

Ahh!!!

My knee.

I am going to undo

your seatbelt, baby.

You have to help me.

Put your legs down, okay.

Come on, one, two, three.

I got you, I got you,

that's okay.

You're doing great.

You're doing great!

Okay, come on.

Let's go!

Come on, come on!

You're doing good.

Good job,

Sorry, sorry.

Come on.

I got you.

One more, there you go.

Easy, easy.

You alright?

I'll be right back.

I'll be right back.

I'll be right back.

I'll be right back.

Ahh!!

My Knee!

What's wrong?

Ahh!!

Can I look?

You've dislocated

your knee.

I think I can put it

back in.

You think...

Well, it's a little harder

than popping a shoulder back

in, okay?

Okay, okay, do it.

I can't stand the pain.

I'm going to pull

on it slowly.

I'll need you to guide

your kneecap back in.

Okay.

On the count of three.

Okay.

Alright?

Are you ready?

Okay.

One, two....

three!

Ahhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ahhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!

That hurt.

Sorry.

How are you feeling

otherwise?

Like I just got hit

by an 18 wheeler.

Good.

What is that good?

Good,

no nerve damage.

Maybe I want

nerve damage.

Numb the pain.

We're lucky to be alive,

Dan.

I don't understand

what happened.

I guess the brakes went out.

Nick replaced the brakes

three months ago.

He checked everything

over last night...

I saw you pressing

on the pedal;

and they weren't working,

so...

It doesn't make sense.

What are we going

to do now?

Well, if we had a phone,

we could call the lodge.

We were out of range.

Maybe not.

You're really going to start

a fight right now?

Unbelievable! God!

Listen, don't get upset.

When we don't show up,

they'll come looking for us.

Nick knows these woods

like the back of his hand.

They're not expecting us

until tomorrow night,

and you're hurt.

I need to go up

to the main road,

and flag down a passing

car and bring back help.

The main road is

10 miles away,

you'd never make it

before nightfall.

I'll be fine...

we'll be fine.

Okay.

Let's see what Nick

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