Explorers
- PG
- Year:
- 1985
- 109 min
- 305 Views
Hey, you! You better get
out of here!
I'm looking for some
Pacific Tech professors.
There's nobody else
around here now!
- Hurry up, jump in!
- There was a girl with them.
- If I could find her!
- Come on, jump in, will you?
- She's kind of lost.
- You look kind of lost yourself.
I think I know where she'll be.
Come on! Come on! It's your last
chance to get out of here!
Wolfgang.
Wake up, Wolfgang, come on.
Wake up!
Wolfgang!
Wolfgang!
Jesus Christ.
Ben, it's 3:
00 in the morning.This had better be good.
I just had one of those
dreams again.
I was flying. It was so real. It was over
this giant circuit board or something.
You know, I had a dream
that I was naked at school.
I had to hide in the bathroom.
- It was terrible.
- So anyway,
I drew as much
as I could remember,
and I'd like you to take a look
at it tomorrow, OK?
Sure.
Can I go back to bed, please?
My mom's coming anyway.
Over and out.
The Martians had no resistance
to the bacteria in our atmosphere
that we have long since
become immune to.
Once they had breathed our air,
the germs which no longer affect us
began to kill them.
The end came swiftly.
All over the world,
- Yeah!
- Come on!
Get up. Get up.
Kick his ass, man!
Come on, Jackie, kill him!
Go!
- Get him!
something funny, Crandall.
- Come on, get him. Let's go!
- What's so funny?
I said you had elephantitis.
Crandall, why can't you talk
like everybody else?
- Kill him, Steve.
- Get off me.
I mean, I don't like people
calling me stuff
when I don't know what it is.
Get...
Elephantitis is when something gets
bloated and ugly, like your ass!
- Come on, you don't learn, do you?
- Cut it out, Jackson.
- Who's gonna make me? You?
- Sure, elephantitis head!
Kick his ass!
Kick his ass.
Let's go, come on!
You can't get away from us now,
buddy!
Go! Go! Go!
Hey.
Everything OK?
This damn carburetor.
Must have rebuilt this thing
I just wanted to say thanks for
with Jackson and everything today.
Steve Jackson's a jerk.
He tries it again, I'll kick his butt.
You wanna come over to my house?
I just got this new tape
of This Island Earth.
- It's got this great saucer landing...
- Sounds great.
And it's got, no, it's got this big mutant,
with this, like, two brains.
It's really cool. You'd like it.
Darren! Darren, wait up!
How come you didn't stop?
Look, why don't you
just take off, OK?
I did you a favor, but I didn't know
- the rest of my life.
- It's OK. Here, forget it.
Oh, no. My dad's home.
Guess he didn't get that job.
What does he do?
Hauls junk.
Is that your mom?
No.
That's my dad's girlfriend.
She's OK.
Think I will go over to your house.
OK. Well, leave your bike here,
and we'll take the creek.
- My mom died when I was a kid.
My dad's OK.
Just isn't very lucky.
or loses them.
Anyway, he taught me how to run.
He can't catch me anymore.
- Your mom and dad still together?
- Yeah. I guess they get along OK.
They just talk about
the stupidest junk all the time.
Where are we going?
Oh, I just wanna see
my friend Wolfgang.
Wolfgang?
Oh, it's not his fault.
His parents won't let him change it.
You'll probably think
he's weird anyway.
Probably.
He's been playing sick,
working on a project.
I wanna see how it's going.
If I had a name like Wolfgang,
I think I'd kill myself.
- Benjamin! Come in. And this is?
- Darren.
Darren.
You only have to tell me once.
Look, Mommy. This looks
like Uncle Fred.
So it does.
Ludwig, stop that right now.
Have a seat, boys.
Wolfgang is down in his lab.
I'll ring him.
- Wolfgang.
- Yes, Mother?
Benjamin is here
with his friend Derek.
- Have you seen the bug bomb?
- I think it's in the bedroom.
Well, can I offer you anything?
Some baklava?
- Oh, yeah, sure.
- What?
It's Greek pastry. Try some.
Geek pastry?
No, Greek. It's pretty good.
- Ben?
- Is the bug bomb in the basement?
- I don't know.
- Where is the bug bomb?
Oh, Ben.
- Who's he?
- Oh, he saved my life today.
Darren.
- From Steve Jackson.
- OK.
- Finished it.
- You did?
- I sure did.
- Come on.
Oh, could you please shut the door?
- Thank you.
- Frieda! Frieda! Here's more.
It's crazy, but your diagram
actually translates
- into some kind of circuit board.
- It does?
- Help. Help.
- Down, Erhart, down!
- This is Heinlein.
- Hello, Heinlein.
- Hello. Hello.
I would like...
... cheese.
- There you go.
See, I put these sentences
into his voice synthesizer.
Sometimes they make sense.
- I would like...
- It smells down here.
- Not right now, Heinlein.
- Go to hell.
I'm busy, Heinlein. Don't bother me,
or I'll turn your voice down.
Oh, that's a good one.
All these are mine.
My dad thinks I threw them away.
into this stuff.
Oh, but don't you wonder
what's out there?
I mean, up in the universe.
On other planets.
You believe everything you see
in the movies?
Not everything.
There's nobody out there.
- Here it is.
- Oh, great.
I tied into my father's computer
on the modem
and filled in some details
on your drawing.
It's mostly guesswork.
This is our circuit board,
which called for a terminal.
So I used my computer,
which is only a 128K,
but that should be enough
to find out what it...
What it does, if it does
anything at all, which it...
Which it probably doesn't.
So you got it?
- Good.
There's no sense in waiting.
Are you ready?
Sure, I guess.
It'll probably just burn out
or something.
Oh, well.
This kind of stuff usually takes
years and years to develop
and work out the bugs.
What's? What's it doing?
I don't get it.
It's programming itself.
I don't believe this.
It's asking for coordinates
on x-, y- and z-axes
relative to its terminal.
How did you dream this?
Guess I'm just that kind of guy.
Well, let's see what happens.
"Confirm. "
What was that?
I have no idea.
There's holes in all these!
I can see through there!
- This is from my dream?
- Calm down, Ben.
There has got to be a logical
explanation for this, a scientific reason.
This is a trick, right, you guys?
Listen, we have got
to swear to secrecy.
If someone finds out about this,
they're gonna try to take it away,
and they can't do that,
because you dreamt it,
I built it, and it's our secret.
- Right?
- Right.
You pull this on every other sucker
that comes in here?
Wolfgang!
Oh, it's my father.
Wolfgang...
...I was sure the bug bomb
was down here somewhere.
Insect byproducts...
Hello. Oh, so this is the new
experiment.
- Yeah. Yeah.
- How's it going?
Oh, it's fine, fine.
Well, with all this equipment...
Is that my video sync generator?
- No, I seriously doubt it, Father.
- Hello.
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