Lost Voyage Page #3
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- Year:
- 2001
- 96 min
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WITCH-HUNT PACKAGE.
THREE HIGH-8 DIGICAMS,
TWO SENNHEISER 416 MICS,
AND A PARABOLIC DISH.
- WHAT'S THAT THING?
- IT MEASURES ATMOSPHERIC VARIANCES.
PASSES THROUGH A ROOM,
ATMOSPHERIC VARIANCE, HUH?
EMG IMAGER.
OR DISPLACEMEN:
IN THE AREA.
TOTALLY CLEAN. NO MORE
FALSE POSITIVE READINGS.
COOL.
HEY.
WE COVERED UP THE WINDOWS. I DON' KNOW HOW MUCH GOOD IT WILL DO.
ALREADY RUSTED THROUGH.
CORROSION SO FAR.
PRETTY WEIRD.
SINCE SHE DISAPPEARED.
ALL RIGHT, LET'S GE DOWN TO BUSINESS.
WHILE WE'RE ABOARD THIS
SHIP, I'M YOUR CAPTAIN.
NO QUESTIONS, NO ARGUMENTS,
NO BULLSHIT.
WITHOUT TELLING OTHERS.
WE DON'T KNOW WHA HAPPENED HERE.
ALL RIGHT?
OKAY, WE'RE ON A
TIME CRUNCH HERE.
MY SALVAGE CREW.
US-GODDAMN-COAST GUARD.
OKAY. CLOCK'S TICKING.
- WE'D BETTER GO FIND THE GENNY.
- ALL RIGHT.
YOU GUYS MIND IF I TAG ALONG? I
JUST WANT TO GET SOME READINGS.
- HISTORY, THAT KIND OF STUFF.
- I'LL HELP YOU ANY WAY I CAN.
- YEAH.
OKAY, CLOCK'S TICKING.
LET'S GO.
MOST LUXURIOUS SHIP
I'VE EVER SEEN.
IT WAS A BIT DIFFEREN BACK IN THE DAY.
SALVAGE OPERATION
THE ILLEGAL KIND.
DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL.
YOU SEE, MR. ROBERTS,
WE AIN'T EXACTLY
BUT MONEY TALKS.
AND BULLSHIT WALKS.
SHAW'S GETTING?
HE'S PAYING US.
DAMN STRAIGHT, DAS.
DAMN STRAIGHT.
HEY, HOLD ON.
WHAT'S DOWN THERE?
OKAY, I'LL MEET UP
WITH YOU LATER.
- OH, THANKS.
- I WOULDN'T OPEN ANY FREEZERS.
WHY?
STINK, I'D IMAGINE.
STRANDED OUT THERE
D*CKS IN MAGGOTS.
- HAVE FUN.
- THANKS.
MAGGOTS.
I'D BE SURPRISED IF THIS PIECE
BE A BLEEDING MIRACLE.
JESUS.
THERE'S DEFINITELY
David, tell us about the history of
the ship before her disappearance.
All right, I'll try.
The Corona Queen
was the sixth ship
in the Crescent fleet.
January 22nd of 1968.
Her first captain
was Willard Townes
and the second was Stan Moore.
She carried 325
passengers and crew.
She had twin turbine
engines built in England.
And then in July of 1972,
she disappeared...
HEY, ROBERTS. EXCUSE ME.
Randall, cut it.
We'll pick it up later.
ALL RIGHT.
I THOUGHT I TOLD YOU NO TO WANDER OFF ALONE.
I'M JUST TAKING SOME READINGS.
LET ME REITERATE.
I DON'T GIVE A SH*T.
- YOU UNDERSTAND?
- YES.
OKAY...
HEY, DAS, GOOD WORK.
PRETTY F***ING WEIRD.
WE'RE FIRING THE
WE'LL HAVE IT OFF IN A MINUTE.
OOOH.
- YEAH.
ALL RIGHT.
WAIT. WAIT, SHH.
PICKING UP SOMETHING.
THINK IT'S COMING
FROM OVER HERE.
IT'S LIKE A SQUEAKING.
THERE. RIGHT THERE.
THINGS MOVE WHEN
THE SHIP MOVES.
I DON'T THINK SO.
OH, MAN.
HEY, GUYS, IF I'M
READING THIS RIGHT,
HOT?
LOTS OF PSYCHOKINETIC ENERGY.
SUSCEPTIBLE TO PARANORMAL ACTIVITIES.
OH, COME ON.
AT THESE DRAWINGS.
WHAT IS THAT?
I DON'T KNOW. SOMETHING--
I AIN'T GOT TIME
FOR THIS CRAP.
the sixth ship.
All right, there's no leakage
or structural damage
I wouldn't count on
the engines though.
They're wrecked.
HALF THE LIGHTS ARE DOWN. YOU GO ENOUGH POWER TO RUN THE PUMPS?
We're working on it.
GOOD.
- WHAT?
- GO BACK.
- WHAT?
- HEY, SHAW?
- YEAH.
YOU MIGHT WAN TO LOOK AT THIS.
WHAT?
OH MY GOD.
NOW.
PANEL ON A DECK.
DON'T BOTHER. I CAN GE IT FROM DOWN HERE.
WHOLE TUB LI:
SINGLE BULB HOT, DAS.
CASE OF SCOTCH SAYS YOU DON'T.
YOU'RE ON.
SURE.
UMM...
NOPE.
NOTHING LIKE THAT.
IT'S JUST THAT...
I MEAN, I FEEL FREAKY,
LIKE MY STOMACH:
JUST DROPPED OUT.
WITH THE FOOTAGE.
YEAH.
UP IN A MINUTE.
OVER.
OKAY, COPY THAT.
I'M SO SORRY.
SH*T.
I'VE ALREADY GOT HALF MY JUNCTION BOXES UP.
YOU'RE GETTING OLD, DAS.
YEAH? I ALREADY GO DECKS B THROUGH D LIT.
GETTING SLOW, FIELDSY.
faster than prune juice
through your grandma.
COME ON, COME ON.
COME ON.
COME ON. COME ON, BABY.
ALL RIGHT.
HOLD ON, I'M--
I SAID, HOLD--
SAY AGAIN?
CANNOT AFFORD A CASE OF SCOTCH.
I SAID HOLD--
FIELDS?
--REWIRING THE
CONNECTOR PANEL.
F***ING RADIOS.
FIELDS?!
FIELDS!
Das, what's going on?
IT'S FIELDS.
SOMETHING'S HAPPENED.
On my way.
FIELDS?
OHHH.
JESUS CHRIST.
AW, JEEZ.
- NO WAY.
- WE'VE GOT TO GET OFF THIS SHIP.
I TRIED THE COAST GUARD, BU THE RADIOS ARE ALL DOWN.
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