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{274}{454}01 Jurassic Park - Action 1993 English
{574}{634}[OMINOUS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{1552}{1584}[THUDDING]
{1765}{1823}[CHILLING INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{2042}{2109}[MAN 1] Everybody, heads up!|Keep it clear, now.
{2111}{2144}Keep it clear!
{2174}{2214}Stand back!
{2316}{2358}[MAN 2] Bring it|forward, come on!
{2503}{2534}[MAN 3] Slow it down!
{2735}{2773}[CREATURE SNORTING]
{2786}{2842}Pushing team, move in there.|[MAN 3] Move in.
{2871}{2948}[MAN 3] On your ready.|[ROBERT] I want Tasers on full charge.
{2953}{2978}[CREATURE SHRIEKING]
{2980}{3056}[ROBERT] Steady!|Go on. Step back in.
{3064}{3102}[MAN 4] Ready. Move it.
{3134}{3166}[ROBERT] And push.
{3208}{3273}[SUSPENSEFUL lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{3326}{3392}Locked. Loading team,|step away.
{3398}{3424}[MAN 5] Move it.
{3606}{3655}Jophery, raise the gate.
{3747}{3822}[SUSPENSEFUL lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC lNTENSIFIES]
{3879}{3924}[CREATURE SHRIEKING]
{4040}{4080}[SCREAMING]
{4082}{4143}[ROBERT] Block the opening!|Don't let her get out!
{4167}{4211}[CREATURE GROWLING]
{4215}{4270}[DRAMATIC lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{4366}{4402}[MAN 6] Somebody help him!
{4408}{4452}Work her back!
{4728}{4761}Shoot her!
{4848}{4872}[GUNSHOTS]
{4874}{4909}[JOPHERY SCREAMING]
{5501}{5549}[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]
{5684}{5732}I heard that Hammond's|not even here.
{5735}{5765}He sends his apologies.
{5766}{5840}There's a $20 million lawsuit|by the family of that worker
{5842}{5904}and you're telling me|that Hammond can't see me?
{5907}{5981}He had to leave early,|his daughter's getting a divorce.
{5983}{6056}I understand, but we need to|deal with the situation now.
{6059}{6111}The insurance company...|You okay?
{6171}{6279}The underwriters feel that the accident's|raised safety questions about the park.
{6293}{6344}That makes the investors|very anxious.
{6346}{6431}I had to promise to conduct a|very thorough, on-site inspection.
{6470}{6534}Hammond hates inspections.|They slow everything down.
{6535}{6576}I need to or they'll|pull the funding.
{6579}{6624}That'll slow him down even more.
{6643}{6688}[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]
{6757}{6789}Watch your head.
{6804}{6882}If two experts sign off|on the island,
{6885}{6919}the insurance guys|will back off.
{6932}{7004}I've already got Ian Malcolm,|but they think he's too trendy.
{7007}{7045}They want Alan Grant.|Grant?
{7047}{7101}You'll never get him|out of Montana.
{7118}{7149}Why not?
{7155}{7192}[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]
{7195}{7226}Why not?
{7234}{7281}[SUSPENSEFUL lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{7283}{7331}Because Grant's like me.
{7374}{7411}He's a digger.
{7444}{7479}[CHUCKLING]
{7506}{7573}[OMINOUS lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{7869}{7934}[SUSPENSEFUL lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{8480}{8549}Dr. Grant, Dr. Sattler,|we're ready to try again.
{8580}{8618}I hate computers.
{8627}{8665}The feeling's mutual.
{9024}{9053}[MAN] Take a look.
{9123}{9152}[WOMAN] Did it work?
{9154}{9190}How long does this take?
{9192}{9228}Should bring|an immediate return.
{9230}{9265}You shoot the radar|into the ground,
{9267}{9328}and the bone bounces|the image back.
{9344}{9380}Bounces it back...
{9430}{9479}This new program is incredible.
{9492}{9576}A few more years' development,|and we won't even have to dig anymore.
{9578}{9619}Where's the fun in that?
{9633}{9717}It's a little distorted,|but I don't think it's the computer.
{9741}{9818}Post-mortem contraction of|the posterior neck ligaments.
{9828}{9858}Velociraptor?
{9860}{9897}Yes. Good shape, too.
{9906}{9981}It's five, six feet high.|I'm guessing nine feet long.
{9983}{10015}Look...|What'd you do?
{10017}{10049}[CHUCKLING]|He touched it.
{10051}{10101}Dr. Grant's not|machine-compatible.
{10103}{10146}Hell, they've got it in for me.
{10169}{10232}And look at the half-moon|shaped bones in the wrists.
{10234}{10298}It's no wonder these guys|learned how to fly.
{10304}{10341}[ALL CHUCKLING]
{10343}{10375}No, seriously.
{10425}{10541}Maybe dinosaurs have more in common with|present-day birds than with reptiles.
{10543}{10627}Look at the pubic bone,|turned backward, just like a bird.
{10629}{10732}Look at the vertebrae,|full of air sacs and hollows, like a bird.
{10736}{10809}And even the word Raptor|means bird of prey.
{10811}{10866}BOY: That doesn't|look very scary.
{10918}{10969}More like a 6-foot turkey.
{11029}{11061}A turkey?
{11131}{11177}Imagine yourself in|the Cretaceous period.
{11179}{11208}Here we go.
{11210}{11310}You'd get your first look at this|6-foot turkey as you enter a clearing.
{11313}{11389}He moves like a bird,|lightly bobbing his head.
{11391}{11497}You keep still because you think maybe|his visual acuity is based on movement,
{11499}{11565}like T-Rex and he'll lose|you if you don't move.
{11567}{11618}But no, not Velociraptor.
{11631}{11724}You stare at him and he|just stares right back.
{11742}{11776}And that's when|the attack comes.
{11778}{11852}Not from the front,|but from the side.
{11866}{11958}From the other two Raptors you|didn't even know were there.
{11990}{12042}Because Velociraptor's|a pack hunter.
{12044}{12107}He uses coordinated|attack patterns
{12112}{12167}and he is out in force today.
{12190}{12251}And he slashes at you with this,
{12263}{12361}a 6-inch retractable claw,|like a razor, on the middle toe.
{12366}{12460}He doesn't bother to bite|your jugular like a lion. No.
{12469}{12513}He slashes at you
{12527}{12577}here or here...
{12584}{12612}Alan.
{12625}{12716}Or maybe across the belly,|spilling your intestines.
{12746}{12866}The point is, you are alive|when they start to eat you.
{12904}{12986}So, you know, try to|show a little respect.
{13004}{13032}Okay.
{13217}{13272}Alan, if you wanted|to scare the kid,
{13274}{13324}you could've pulled|a gun on him.
{13329}{13386}Yeah, I know. Kids.
{13406}{13454}You want to have one of those?
{13458}{13497}[CHUCKLING]|I don't want that kid,
{13499}{13575}but a breed of the child|could be intriguing.
{13594}{13641}I mean, what's so|wrong with kids?
{13643}{13749}They're noisy, they're messy,|they're expensive.
{13751}{13787}Cheap, cheap.
{13789}{13823}They smell.
{13825}{13865}They don't smell!|Some smell.
{13867}{13922}Give me a break!|Babies smell.
{14104}{14153}Cover the site!|Cover up the dig!
{14155}{14185}Tell them to shut down!
{14187}{14217}Cut the machine!
{14225}{14281}[ELLIE] Cover it all up.|Pull it over.
{14325}{14411}Just cut it, will you?|Shut it down!
{14427}{14455}What?
{14805}{14882}What the hell do you think|you're doing in here?
{14889}{14935}We were saving that.
{14956}{15007}For today, I guarantee it.
{15046}{15089}Who in God's name|do you think you are?
{15091}{15117}John Hammond.
{15119}{15200}And I'm delighted to meet you|finally in person, Dr. Grant.
{15229}{15345}So, I can see that my $50,000|a year has been well spent.
{15362}{15391}Who's the jerk?
{15393}{15444}This is our palaeobotanist, Dr...
{15446}{15475}Sattler.
{15482}{15532}Ellie, this is Mr. Hammond.
{15545}{15615}I'm sorry about the dramatic|entrance, Dr. Sattler, but...
{15617}{15665}Did I say jerk?|we're in a hurry.
{15667}{15749}Will you have a drink?|We won't let it get warm. Sit down.
{15765}{15841}[ELLIE] Let me have this.|I'll just get a glass or two. I can do it.
{15843}{15880}[ELLIE] There's samples|all over here.
{15882}{15921}I know my way|around the kitchen.
{15923}{15975}Now, I'll get right|to the point.
{16013}{16069}I like you.|Both of you.
{16079}{16157}I can tell instantly|about people. It's a gift.
{16235}{16307}I own an island off the|coast of Costa Rica.
{16323}{16405}I've leased it from the government|and during the last five years,
{16407}{16467}I've been setting up|a biological preserve.
{16469}{16526}Really spectacular.|Spared no expense.
{16528}{16611}Make the one I've got down in|Kenya look like a petting zoo.
{16613}{16713}And there's no doubt our attractions|will drive kids out of their minds.
{16721}{16751}And what are those?
{16753}{16797}Small versions of adults, honey.
{16799}{16845}And not just kids, everyone.
{16846}{16927}We're going to open next year,|if the lawyers don't kill me first.
{16928}{16988}I don't care for lawyers,|do you?
{17002}{17070}I don't really know any.|Don't really know any.
{17078}{17194}I do, there's a particular pebble in|my shoe, who represents my investors.
{17200}{17268}Says that they insist|on outside opinions.
{17270}{17309}What kind of opinions?
{17312}{17384}Well, your kind,|not to put too fine a point on it.
{17386}{17484}Let's face it, in your particular|fields, you're the top minds.
{17492}{17545}And if I could just persuade you
{17556}{17632}to sign off on the park,|give it your endorsement,
{17634}{17740}maybe even pen a wee testimonial,|I could get back on schedule.
{17778}{17825}Why would they care|what we think?
{17827}{17865}What kind of park is this?
{17926}{17967}It's right up your alley.
{17989}{18033}[SOFT lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{18036}{18114}Why don't you come down,|just the pair of you, for the weekend?
{18116}{18192}I'd love to have an opinion|of a palaeobotanist as well.
{18204}{18264}I've got a jet|standing by at Choteau.
{18311}{18367}I'm sorry.|This isn't possible.
{18387}{18426}We just dug up a new skeleton...
{18428}{18526}I could compensate you|by fully funding your dig...
{18535}{18599}This is a very unusual time.|The timing is...
{18603}{18659}for a further three years.
{18779}{18814}Where's the plane?
{18846}{18873}Okay.|Three years.
{18875}{18906}Cheers.
{18927}{18976}[MUSIC SWELLS]
{18980}{19007}[ELLIE WHOOPING]
{19174}{19236}[LIVELY MEXICAN MUSIC PLAYING]
{19920}{19951}Dodgson!
{20147}{20190}You shouldn't use my name.
{20214}{20282}Dodgson. We've got|Dodgson here.
{20308}{20374}See, nobody cares.|Nice hat.
{20388}{20456}What're you trying to look|like, a secret agent?
{20464}{20500}Well?|$750,000.
{20514}{20572}On delivery, $50,000 more|for each viable embryo.
{20575}{20648}That's $1 .5 million if you get|all 15 species off the island.
{20650}{20676}I'll get them all.
{20679}{20772}Remember, viable embryos.|They're no use to us if they don't survive.
{20775}{20828}How am I supposed|to transport them?
{20919}{20960}The bottom screws open.
{20994}{21039}That's great.|Oh, my God.
{21042}{21102}It's cooled and|compartmentalized inside.
{21104}{21141}You guys.|That's great.
{21143}{21182}Customs can even check it|if they want to.
{21184}{21220}Let me see.|Go on.
{21244}{21285}There's enough coolant|for 36 hours.
{21287}{21315}No menthol?
{21320}{21390}The embryos have to be back|here in San José by then.
{21392}{21434}That's up to your guy|on the boat.
{21436}{21524}7:00 tomorrow night on the East Dock.|Make sure he gets it right.
{21532}{21574}How are you planning|to beat security?
{21576}{21627}I've got an 18-minute window.
{21631}{21724}Eighteen minutes and your company|catches up on 10 years of research.
{21728}{21764}[WAITER SPEAKING IN SPANISH]
{21823}{21871}Don't get cheap on me, Dodgson.
{21932}{21980}That was Hammond's mistake.
{22016}{22074}[ADVENTUROUS lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{22308}{22380}So you two dig up dinosaurs?
{22440}{22486}Well...|We try to.
{22526}{22568}[CHUCKLING]
{22635}{22700}You'll have to get|used to Dr. Malcolm.
{22703}{22770}He suffers from a deplorable|excess of personality,
{22772}{22808}especially for a mathematician.
{22810}{22855}Chaotician. Chaotician,|actually.
{22857}{22900}John doesn't subscribe to chaos,
{22902}{22962}particularly what it says|about his science project.
{22964}{23053}Ian, you've never been able to|sufficiently explain your concerns...
{23055}{23124}Because of the behaviour|of the system in phase space?
{23126}{23204}A load, if I may say so,|of fashionable number crunching...
{23210}{23236}Don't.
{23239}{23312}Dr. Sattler, Dr. Grant,|you've heard of Chaos Theory?
{23319}{23343}No.
{23345}{23376}No? Non-linear equations?
{23408}{23444}Strange attractors?
{23495}{23606}I refuse to believe that you aren't|familiar with the concept of attraction.
{23704}{23783}I bring scientists.|You bring a rock star.
{23890}{23916}There it is.
{23973}{24042}[SWEEPING lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{24584}{24637}Bad wind shears.|We have to drop pretty fast.
{24639}{24698}Hold on, this will be thrilling.
{24767}{24807}[EXCLAIMS EXCITEDLY]
{25254}{25321}[SWEEPING lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{25364}{25428}But you need that piece over|here, and that piece...
{25431}{25496}We'll have landed|by the time you get it right.
{25520}{25549}[ALAN] Great.
{25679}{25757}[SWEEPING lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{26680}{26738}[ADVENTUROUS lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{27427}{27490}The full 50 miles of|perimeter fence are in place?
{27492}{27569}And the concrete moats,|and the motion-sensor tracking systems.
{27572}{27648}Donald, dear boy, relax.|Try and enjoy yourself.
{27655}{27724}Let's get this straight.|This is not a weekend excursion.
{27727}{27800}This is a serious investigation|of the stability of the island.
{27803}{27871}Your investors, whom I|represent, are deeply concerned.
{27873}{27957}Forty-eight hours from now, if they're|not convinced, I'm not convinced.
{27960}{28001}I'll shut you down, John.
{28016}{28113}In 48 hours,|I'll be accepting your apologies.
{28142}{28210}[ADVENTUROUS lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{28340}{28395}All right, slow down.|Slow. Stop!
{28448}{28489}This shouldn't be here.
{28579}{28641}[SUSPENSEFUL lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{28964}{29032}Alan, this species of|Veriforman has been extinct
{29034}{29099}since the Cretaceous Period.|I mean, this thing...
{29101}{29133}What?
{29317}{29364}[BELLOWING]
{29844}{29875}Look at that.
{29956}{30004}It's a dinosaur.
{30108}{30188}You did it. Crazy son|of a bitch, you did it.
{30220}{30308}We could tear up the rule book on|cold-bloodedness. It doesn't apply.
{30311}{30367}They're wrong. This is|a warm-blooded creature.
{30369}{30405}This thing doesn't|live in a swamp.
{30407}{30457}This thing's got|a 25, 27-foot neck?
{30459}{30493}The Brachiosaurus? 30.
{30495}{30520}Thirty feet.
{30541}{30580}[BELLOWING]
{30653}{30718}[SWEEPING lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{30917}{30981}We're gonna make|a fortune with this place.
{31097}{31133}How fast are they?
{31136}{31213}Well, we clocked the T-Rex|at 32 miles an hour.
{31257}{31289}T-Rex?
{31317}{31364}You said you've got a T-Rex?
{31389}{31416}Say again.
{31444}{31476}We have a T-Rex.
{31522}{31574}Put your head|between your knees.
{31585}{31614}Dr. Grant,
{31625}{31672}my dear Dr. Sattler,
{31681}{31758}welcome to Jurassic Park.
{31938}{32005}[SWEEPING lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{32325}{32367}They're moving in herds.
{32421}{32459}They do move in herds.
{32653}{32691}How did you do this?
{32758}{32790}I'll show you.
{32880}{32943}[EXCITING lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{33375}{33417}[JOHN] Good day.
{33433}{33499}The most advanced amusement|park in the entire world,
{33540}{33592}incorporating all|the latest technologies.
{33594}{33673}And I'm not talking just about rides.|Everybody has rides.
{33675}{33777}No, we've made living biological|attractions so astounding
{33781}{33865}that they'll capture the|imagination of the entire planet.
{33874}{33917}So, what are you thinking?
{33947}{33979}That we're out of a job.
{33981}{34021}Don't you mean extinct?
{34211}{34307}Why don't you all sit down?|Donald, sit down.
{34329}{34402}Here he comes.|Well, here I come.
{34514}{34543}Hello.
{34562}{34595}Say hello.
{34597}{34625}Hello.
{34653}{34681}Hello, John.
{34697}{34740}Yes, I've got lines.
{34742}{34825}Well, fine, I guess.|But, how did I get here?
{34861}{34945}Well, let me show you.|First, I'll need a drop of blood.
{34962}{34989}Your blood.
{34991}{35021}Right.
{35059}{35089}That hurt.
{35099}{35173}[JOHN] Relax, John.|It's all part of the miracle of cloning.
{35178}{35225}Hello, John.
{35273}{35303}[ALAN] Cloned from what?
{35305}{35370}Loy extractions never|recreated an intact DNA strand.
{35373}{35422}Not without massive|sequence gaps.
{35425}{35470}Paleo-DNA, from what source?
{35486}{35569}Where do you get 100|million-year-old dinosaur blood?
{35611}{35662}[LIGHT lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{35681}{35713}What? What?
{35731}{35802}Well, Mr. DNA,|where did you come from?
{35806}{35837}From your blood.
{35839}{35942}Just one drop of your blood|contains billions of strands of DNA,
{35950}{36005}the building blocks of life.
{36022}{36134}A DNA strand like me is a blueprint|for building a living thing.
{36143}{36262}And sometimes animals that went extinct|millions of years ago, like dinosaurs,
{36271}{36390}left their blueprints behind for us to|find. We just had to know where to look.
{36394}{36510}A hundred million years ago,|there were mosquitoes just like today.
{36513}{36593}And just like today,|they fed on the blood of animals.
{36599}{36709}Even dinosaurs. Sometimes,|after biting a dinosaur,
{36717}{36825}mosquitoes would land on the branch|of a tree and get stuck in the sap.
{36833}{36950}After a long time, the tree sap|would get hard and become fossilized,
{36953}{37070}just like a dinosaur bone,|preserving the mosquito inside.
{37087}{37173}This fossilised tree sap,|which we call amber,
{37181}{37283}waited for millions of years|with the mosquito inside
{37287}{37359}until Jurassic Park|scientists came along.
{37381}{37432}Using sophisticated techniques,
{37434}{37484}they extract the preserved blood
{37486}{37590}from the mosquito,|and bingo: dino DNA!
{37615}{37718}A full DNA strand contains|three billion genetic codes.
{37733}{37831}If we looked at screens like these|once a second for eight hours a day,
{37833}{37933}it'd take two years to look|at the entire DNA strand.
{37935}{38047}It's that long.|Since it's so old, it's full of holes.
{38062}{38126}Now that's where our|geneticists take over.
{38139}{38226}Thinking machine super-computers|and gene sequencers
{38228}{38280}break down the strand|in minutes.
{38282}{38331}And virtual-reality displays
{38333}{38409}show our geneticists the gaps|in the DNA sequence.
{38423}{38483}We used the complete|DNA of a frog
{38485}{38579}to fill in the holes|and complete the code.
{38593}{38693}Whew! And now,|we can make a baby dinosaur.
{38711}{38754}[LULLABY PLAYING]
{38769}{38815}[JOHN] This score|is only temporary.
{38817}{38866}It all has very dramatic|music, of course.
{38881}{38942}A march or something.|It hasn't been written yet.
{38945}{38990}And then, the tour moves on.
{39217}{39332}[DNA ON TV] Well, look here. Those|hard-working cowpokes you see behind us...
{39334}{39391}This is overwhelming, John.
{39395}{39495}Are these characters|auto erotica?
{39497}{39561}No, we have no|animatronics here.
{39564}{39644}Those people are the real|miracle workers of Jurassic Park.
{39646}{39723}In unfertilized emu|or ostrich eggs.
{39742}{39813}Wait a minute. How do you|interrupt the cellular mitosis?
{39815}{39851}Can't we see|the unfertilized eggs?
{39853}{39880}Shortly.
{39907}{40001}Now a whole team of genetic|engineers goes to work on...
{40003}{40032}Can't you stop these things?
{40034}{40085}I'm sorry.|It's kind of a ride.
{40086}{40133}One, two, three.
{40174}{40225}[DONALD] You can't do that.|[JOHN] What?
{40226}{40261}Can they do that?
{40323}{40376}[MAN] [ON PA SYSTEM] A reminder:|the boat for the mainland
{40376}{40427}will be leaving at 1900.
{40429}{40547}All personnel be at the dock no|later than 1845. No exceptions.
{40566}{40607}Good day, Henry.
{40609}{40642}Good day, sir.
{40978}{41017}It's turning the eggs.
{41054}{41104}[SOFT lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{41105}{41201}Perfect timing. I'd hoped they'd|hatch before I had to go to the boat.
{41203}{41262}Henry, why didn't you tell me?
{41267}{41361}I insist on being here|when they're born.
{41379}{41436}[JOHN] Come on.
{41474}{41514}Come on, little one.
{41518}{41563}[JOHN LAUGHS GLEEFULLY]
{41565}{41609}[SQUEAKS]
{41665}{41698}Come on, then.
{41779}{41823}Very good. Push.
{41869}{41921}Very good.|[ELLIE] God.
{41923}{41981}Push. Come on.
{41996}{42066}Come on. Come on, then.
{42073}{42141}[CHUCKLING]|There you are.
{42197}{42244}[SQUEALING]
{42261}{42342}They imprint on the first creature|they come in contact with.
{42344}{42414}That's it.|Helps them to trust me.
{42434}{42550}I've been present for the birth of|every little creature on this island.
{42576}{42653}Surely not the ones|that have bred in the wild?
{42657}{42711}Actually they can't|breed in the wild.
{42712}{42780}Population control is one|of our security precautions.
{42783}{42853}There's no unauthorized|breeding in Jurassic Park.
{42883}{42935}How do you know|they can't breed?
{42965}{43045}Because all the animals|in Jurassic Park are female.
{43047}{43105}We've engineered them that way.
{43109}{43146}There you are.
{43201}{43267}[ELLIE] Oh, my God.|Look at that.
{43277}{43356}Blood temperature seems|like about high 80s, maybe.
{43358}{43384}Wu?
{43387}{43417}Ninety-one.
{43420}{43471}Homoeothermic?|It holds that temperature?
{43473}{43498}Yes.
{43613}{43679}But, again, how do you know|they're all female?
{43681}{43779}What, does somebody go out in the park|and pull up the dinosaurs' skirts?
{43781}{43864}We control their chromosomes.|It's really not that difficult.
{43866}{43927}All vertebrate embryos are|inherently female, anyway.
{43930}{44018}They just require an extra hormone|given at the right developmental stage
{44020}{44046}to make them male.
{44049}{44084}We simply deny them that.
{44086}{44118}Deny them that?
{44122}{44209}John, the kind of control you're|attempting is not possible.
{44211}{44282}If there's one thing the history|of evolution has taught us,
{44284}{44325}it's that life will|not be contained.
{44327}{44391}Life breaks free.|Expands to new territories
{44393}{44478}and it crashes through barriers,|painfully, maybe even dangerously,
{44481}{44546}but there it is.
{44583}{44618}There it is.
{44632}{44750}You're implying that a group composed|entirely of female animals will breed?
{44752}{44858}No, I'm simply saying|that life finds a way.
{44929}{44977}[WHIMPERING]
{44979}{45028}[SUSPENSEFUL lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{45030}{45076}What species is this?
{45125}{45164}It's a Velociraptor.
{45264}{45300}You bred Raptors?
{45563}{45607}[DINOSAUR SCREECHING]
{45643}{45753}Dr. Grant! As I was saying, we laid on|lunch for you before you go into the park.
{45756}{45829}Our gourmet chef, Alejandro...|What are they doing?
{45967}{45996}Feeding them.
{46120}{46236}Alejandro's prepared a delightful menu|for us. Chilean sea bass, I believe.
{46265}{46297}Shall we?
{46408}{46447}[MOOING IN FEAR]
{46682}{46716}[LOUD THUD]
{46796}{46843}[LOUD SHRIEKING]
{46926}{46963}[ROARING]
{47250}{47304}They should all be destroyed.
{47306}{47378}Robert Muldoon.|My game warden from Kenya.
{47381}{47452}Bit of an alarmist,|but knows more about Raptors than anyone.
{47454}{47500}What's their growth rate?
{47502}{47565}They're lethal at eight|months, and I do mean lethal.
{47567}{47651}I've hunted most things that can hunt|you, but the way these move...
{47653}{47701}Fast for a biped?|Cheetah speed.
{47715}{47776}Fifty, sixty miles per hour if|they ever got out in the open.
{47778}{47820}And they're astonishing jumpers.
{47822}{47901}Yes. That's why we're taking|extreme precautions.
{47932}{47992}Do they show intelligence?|Was their brain cavity...
{47994}{48035}They show extreme intelligence.
{48037}{48096}Even problem-solving|intelligence.
{48098}{48136}Especially the big one.
{48138}{48196}We bred eight originally,|but when she came in,
{48198}{48280}she took over the pride and|killed all but two of the others.
{48286}{48417}That one, when she looks at you,|you can see she's working things out.
{48449}{48502}That's why we have to|feed them like this.
{48505}{48576}She had them all attacking the|fences when the feeders came.
{48578}{48622}The fences are electrified,|right?
{48624}{48700}That's right, but they never|attack the same place twice.
{48702}{48790}They were testing the fences|for weaknesses, systematically.
{48825}{48861}They remember.
{48874}{48916}[CRANE WHIRRING]
{49130}{49198}Yes. Well, who's hungry?
{49209}{49256}[MAN] [ON SPEAKER] More|adventurous guests, of course,
{49257}{49296}can opt for our|jungle river cruise
{49298}{49356}or for a close-up look|at our majestic...
{49358}{49436}[JOHN] None of these attractions are|ready yet, but the park will open
{49438}{49542}with the basic tour you are about to take,|and then other rides will come on-line
{49545}{49577}six or twelve months after that.
{49579}{49632}Absolutely spectacular designs.
{49634}{49663}Spared no expense.
{49665}{49712}And we can charge|anything we want.
{49714}{49780}$2,000 a day, $10,000 a day,|and people will pay it.
{49782}{49822}And there's the merchandise...
{49824}{49850}[JOHN] Donald.
{49862}{49940}This park was not built to|cater only for the super rich.
{49942}{50014}Everyone in the world has the|right to enjoy these animals.
{50017}{50126}Sure. They will.|We'll have a coupon day or something.
{50244}{50361}The lack of humility before nature|that's being displayed here staggers me.
{50380}{50468}Thank you. But things are a little|different than you and I had feared.
{50470}{50504}I know.|They're a lot worse.
{50506}{50584}Now, wait a second,|we haven't even seen the park yet...
{50601}{50704}Donald, let him talk. There's no|reason, I want to hear every viewpoint.
{50706}{50832}Don't you see the danger, John,|inherent in what you're doing here?
{50834}{50896}Genetic power's the most awesome|force the planet's ever seen
{50898}{50966}but you wield it like a kid|that's found his dad's gun.
{50969}{51020}It's hardly appropriate|to start hurling...
{51022}{51053}If I may.
{51057}{51144}I'll tell you the problem with the|scientific power you're using here.
{51146}{51218}It didn't require|any discipline to attain it.
{51246}{51329}You read what others had done,|and you took the next step.
{51331}{51387}You didn't earn the|knowledge for yourselves
{51389}{51462}so you don't take|any responsibility for it.
{51470}{51540}You stood on the shoulders|of geniuses to accomplish
{51542}{51572}something as fast as you could.
{51573}{51676}Before you even knew what you had,|you patented it, and packaged it
{51678}{51752}and slapped it on a plastic lunch|box, now you're selling it.
{51754}{51796}You're going to sell it.
{51803}{51862}I don't think you're|giving us our due credit.
{51864}{51946}Our scientists have done things|which nobody has ever done before.
{51948}{52027}But your scientists were so|preoccupied with whether they could,
{52028}{52082}they didn't stop to|think if they should.
{52084}{52178}Condors. Condors are|on the verge of extinction.
{52195}{52273}If I was to create a flock of|condors on this island,
{52275}{52312}you wouldn't have|anything to say.
{52314}{52380}Hold on, this isn't some|species that was obliterated
{52382}{52458}by deforestation or|the building of a dam.
{52461}{52577}Dinosaurs had their shot and nature|selected them for extinction.
{52625}{52726}I don't understand this Luddite attitude.|Especially from a scientist.
{52729}{52846}How can we stand in the light|of discovery and not act?
{52849}{52883}What's so great about discovery?
{52885}{52936}It's a violent, penetrative act,
{52938}{53025}that scars what it explores.|What you call discovery,
{53050}{53116}I call the rape of|the natural world.
{53137}{53229}The question is, how can you know|anything about an extinct eco-system?
{53230}{53306}And therefore, how could you ever|assume that you can control it?
{53309}{53380}You have poisonous plants|in this building.
{53382}{53419}You picked them|because they look good.
{53419}{53517}But these are aggressive living things|that have no idea what century they're in
{53519}{53595}and they'll defend themselves.|Violently, if necessary.
{53651}{53721}Dr. Grant, if there's|one person here
{53722}{53768}who could appreciate|what I am trying to do...
{53815}{53927}The world has just changed so radically|and we're all running to catch up.
{53945}{54055}I don't want to jump to any|conclusions, but dinosaurs and man,
{54057}{54156}two species separated by 65|million years of evolution
{54158}{54241}have just been suddenly thrown|back into the mix together.
{54244}{54349}How can we possibly have the|slightest idea what to expect?
{54375}{54428}I don't believe it.
{54431}{54510}You're meant to come here and|defend me against these characters
{54512}{54600}and the only one I've got on my|side is the blood-sucking lawyer.
{54614}{54642}Thank you.
{54811}{54839}They're here.
{54863}{54930}You four are gonna have a spot|of company out in the park.
{54931}{54998}Spend a little time|with our target audience.
{55001}{55062}BOTH: Grandpa!|Kids!
{55135}{55174}Wait! Careful with me.
{55176}{55200}We missed you.
{55203}{55231}Me, too.
{55234}{55293}We loved the presents.|They were great.
{55294}{55323}[JOHN] Did you enjoy|the helicopter?
{55323}{55388}[LEX] Yeah, it went down|and we all went right up.
{55467}{55543}[JOHN] Now, kids, come away.|Not too close to the cars.
{55579}{55652}[JOHN] Aren't they lovely?|Aren't they glorious, though?
{55655}{55714}These will be your transports|for the afternoon.
{55716}{55740}[DONALD] No drivers?
{55743}{55789}No. No drivers.|They're electric.
{55791}{55857}They run on this track in the|middle of the roadway here.
{55859}{55933}Totally non-polluting.|Top of the line. Spared no expense.
{55935}{55977}It's an interactive CD-ROM!
{55979}{56070}You touch the right part of the screen|and it talks about whatever you want.
{56074}{56147}Lex, you're all right in there.|Dr. Sattler, come with me.
{56150}{56195}Dr. Grant, come in|the second car.
{56198}{56259}I'm gonna ride|with Dr. Sattler.
{56320}{56372}[SOFT lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{56536}{56576}I read your book.
{56614}{56643}That's great.
{56667}{56767}Do you really think dinosaurs turned|into birds and that's where they went?
{56790}{56859}A few species may have|evolved along those lines.
{56979}{57047}Because they sure don't|look like birds to me.
{57067}{57135}I heard that there|was this meteor,
{57139}{57240}hit the earth someplace down in|Mexico, and made this big crater.
{57243}{57288}Listen...
{57291}{57317}Tim.
{57332}{57396}Tim, which car|were you planning on?
{57439}{57482}Whichever one you are.
{57545}{57664}Then I heard about this thing in Omni|about this meteor making all this heat.
{57670}{57734}It made diamond dust|and that changed the weather.
{57736}{57773}They died because|of the weather.
{57775}{57879}My teacher tells me about this book|by a guy named Bakker. He says...
{57923}{58006}She said I should ride with you|'cause it'd be good for you.
{58015}{58056}[MAN] [ON PA SYSTEM]|The boat is now loading.
{58059}{58171}Everyone must be on the dock|for the 1900 departure.
{58204}{58275}National Weather Service|is tracking a tropical storm
{58278}{58332}about 75 miles west of us.
{58351}{58394}Why didn't I build in Orlando?
{58396}{58487}I'll keep an eye on it.|Maybe it'll swing south like the last one.
{58591}{58638}Ray, start the tour program.
{58867}{58911}Hold onto your butts.
{59143}{59206}[ELLIE] [ON TV] And why did|they put the fibreglass thing?
{59238}{59263}[LEX] I know.
{59355}{59413}[TIM AND LEX|CHATTERING EXCITEDLY]
{59467}{59519}[DONALD] You want to|join the future, right?
{59524}{59579}LAN: God help us when|the hands of engineers...
{59582}{59613}[RECORDED VOICE]|During your tour,
{59615}{59650}the appropriate|information will be
{59652}{59707}automatically selected|and displayed for you.
{59710}{59734}[TIM] Look!
{59736}{59807}Touch the area of the screen|displaying the appropriate icon.
{59809}{59839}Are we gonna hit that?
{59841}{59891}Welcome to Jurassic Park.
{59990}{60047}What have they got|in there, King Kong?
{60057}{60112}[EXCITING lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{60373}{60437}The voice you're now hearing|is Richard Kiley.
{60447}{60477}We spared no expense.
{60479}{60512}[KILEY] [ON SPEAKER]|If you look to the right,
{60513}{60631}you'll see a herd of the first dinosaurs|on our tour, called Dilophosaurus.
{60654}{60681}Dilophosaurus!
{60683}{60709}Shit!
{60711}{60755}One of the earliest carnivores,
{60757}{60837}we now know Dilophosaurus|is actually poisonous
{60839}{60959}spitting its venom at its prey,|causing blindness and paralysis,
{60961}{61035}allowing the carnivore|to eat at its leisure.
{61051}{61139}This makes Dilophosaurus a|beautiful but deadly addition
{61143}{61187}to Jurassic Park.
{61359}{61395}Alan?
{61421}{61449}Where?
{61542}{61570}Damn.
{61682}{61737}Vehicle headlights are on|and not responding.
{61739}{61799}Those shouldn't be running|off of car batteries.
{61802}{61863}Item 151 on today's glitch list.
{61866}{61941}We have all the problems of a|major theme park and a major zoo
{61943}{62015}and the computers aren't|even on their feet yet.
{62061}{62151}Dennis, our lives are in your|hands and you have butterfingers?
{62155}{62192}[LAUGHS SCORNFULLY]
{62194}{62251}I am totally unappreciated|in my time.
{62254}{62345}You can run this park from this room|with minimal staff for up to three days.
{62347}{62443}You think that kind of|automation is easy? Or cheap?
{62451}{62512}You know anybody who can|network eight machines
{62514}{62605}and de-bug two million lines of code on|my salary? If so, I want to see them.
{62607}{62713}Sorry about your financial problems,|I really am. But they are your problems.
{62715}{62783}You're absolutely right.|Everything's my problem.
{62785}{62887}I will not be drawn into another|financial debate with you.
{62889}{62917}I really will not.
{62919}{62968}There's been hardly|any debate at all.
{62970}{63039}I don't blame people|for their mistakes.
{63054}{63107}But I do ask that|they pay for them.
{63113}{63142}Thanks, Dad.
{63169}{63197}The headlights.
{63199}{63261}I'll debug the tour program|when they get back, okay?
{63263}{63317}It'll eat a lot of|compute cycles.
{63319}{63346}We'll lose part of the system.
{63346}{63421}There's a finite amount of memory,|you can't use it for everything.
{63423}{63473}Are you gonna compile|for a half an hour...
{63475}{63510}Quiet, all of you!
{63534}{63591}They're approaching|the Tyrannosaur paddock.
{64019}{64066}[BIRDS CHIRPING]
{64814}{64900}God creates dinosaurs.|God destroys dinosaurs.
{64910}{65025}God creates man. Man destroys God.|Man creates dinosaurs.
{65051}{65139}Dinosaurs eat man.
{65174}{65223}Woman inherits the earth.
{65406}{65483}[RAY] [ON RADIO] We'll try to tempt|the Rex now. Keep watching the fence.
{65517}{65569}[GOAT BLEATING PLAINTIVELY]
{65726}{65779}What's going to happen|to the goat?
{65875}{65920}He's going to eat the goat?
{65923}{65957}Excellent.
{65983}{66061}What's the matter, kid?|You never had lamb chops?
{66075}{66130}I happen to be a vegetarian.
{66331}{66408}T-Rex doesn't want to be fed.|He wants to hunt.
{66430}{66544}You can't just suppress 65|million years of gut instinct.
{67070}{67188}Eventually you do plan to have|dinosaurs on your dinosaur tour, right?
{67276}{67331}Hello. Yes?
{67346}{67394}I really hate that man.
{67519}{67634}The Tyrannosaur doesn't obey any|set patterns or park schedules.
{67636}{67688}The essence of chaos.
{67716}{67764}I'm still not clear on chaos.
{67804}{67898}It simply deals with|unpredictability in complex systems.
{67935}{67982}The shorthand is|the Butterfly Effect.
{67984}{68038}A butterfly can flap|its wings in Peking
{68040}{68114}and in Central Park you get|rain instead of sunshine.
{68167}{68211}Was I going too fast?|I missed it.
{68215}{68241}I did a fly-by.
{68244}{68309}Give me that glass of water.|We'll conduct an experiment.
{68312}{68354}We should be still.|The car's bouncing.
{68356}{68400}That's okay.|It's just an example.
{68403}{68460}Put your hand flat|like a hieroglyphic.
{68474}{68520}A drop of water falls|on your hand.
{68522}{68588}Which way will the drop roll off?|Which finger?
{68595}{68630}[ELLIE] Thumb, I'd say.
{68695}{68743}Freeze your hand.|Don't move.
{68746}{68816}I'll do the same thing,|start with the same place again.
{68818}{68852}Which way, now?
{68855}{68926}Let's say back the same way.
{68936}{68981}[GASPS IN MOCK SURPRISE]
{68983}{69040}It changed. Why?
{69044}{69099}Because tiny variations,
{69112}{69170}the orientation of the hairs|on your hands...
{69172}{69204}Alan, look at this.
{69206}{69294}The amount of blood distending your|vessels, imperfections in the skin...
{69296}{69333}lmperfections in the skin?
{69335}{69366}Just microscopic,
{69368}{69438}never repeat and vastly|affect the outcome.
{69440}{69467}That's what?
{69469}{69496}Unpredictability.
{69564}{69640}There. Look at this.|See? I'm right again.
{69642}{69748}Nobody could predict that Dr. Grant would|suddenly jump out of a moving vehicle.
{69800}{69858}And there's another example.
{69894}{70000}See, here I am now by myself,|talking to myself. That's Chaos Theory.
{70034}{70104}Stop the program.
{70119}{70152}[ALARM BEEPING]
{70154}{70257}I told you, how many times, we needed|locking mechanisms on the vehicle doors.
{70259}{70322}[MAN] [ON PA SYSTEM] Stopping park|vehicles and rebooting program.
{70324}{70379}We're on.|Will notify for resume.
{70436}{70486}[TECHNICIAN 1] I'll switch it|over to TelePrompTer.
{70488}{70525}[TECHNICIAN 2] What about|the circuit integrities?
{70526}{70576}[TECHNICIAN 3]|Screen says faulty sensor.
{70632}{70659}[TECHNICIAN 2]|I'll call security.
{70660}{70716}[TECHNICIAN 3] We're at full go|on that and it looks good.
{70723}{70807}Like I said, there's this other|book by a guy named Bakker
{70809}{70863}and he says dinosaurs|died from diseases.
{70865}{70894}Where are we going?
{70896}{70937}[TIM] He didn't say|they turned into birds.
{70939}{70992}Anyone else think|we shouldn't be out here?
{70994}{71070}And his book was a lot fatter than yours.|Like this.
{71072}{71138}Really?|Yours was fully illustrated.
{71163}{71195}You okay?
{71198}{71255}Look at this.|Wait. Watch.
{71272}{71316}Come on. Watch this.
{71332}{71363}[LOW BELLOWING]
{71365}{71401}Whoa.
{71454}{71491}Everybody stay here.
{71856}{71884}[TIM] Wow.
{71928}{71952}Okay?
{71954}{71980}Of course.
{72019}{72051}[GROANING]
{72053}{72098}[GERRY] Don't be scared.|Come on, it's okay.
{72100}{72142}Muldoon tranquillized her|for me.
{72144}{72176}[ALAN] She's sick.
{72183}{72233}[SOFT lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{72388}{72423}Oh, my God.
{72795}{72832}Hey, baby.
{72964}{73024}She was always my favourite|when I was a kid
{73026}{73107}and now I see she's the most|beautiful thing I ever saw.
{73211}{73244}It's okay.
{73319}{73380}Microvesicles.|That's interesting.
{73428}{73484}Thanks.|What are her symptoms?
{73498}{73564}Imbalance, disorientation,|laboured breathing.
{73568}{73620}It seems to happen|every six weeks or so.
{73622}{73655}Six weeks.
{73982}{74020}These are dilated.|They are?
{74023}{74065}Take a look.
{74067}{74094}I'll be damned.
{74106}{74196}That's pharmacological.|From local plant life.
{74374}{74425}Is this West Indian lilac?
{74436}{74521}[GERRY] Yes. We know they're toxic,|but the animals don't eat them.
{74627}{74668}Are you sure?
{74670}{74695}[GERRY] Pretty sure.
{74731}{74785}There's only one way|to be positive.
{74801}{74862}I'd have to see|the dinosaur's droppings.
{74890}{74965}Dino droppings?|Droppings?
{75104}{75158}Yeah, I got that.
{75187}{75262}That storm center hasn't|dissipated or changed course.
{75265}{75324}We're gonna have to|cut the tour short.
{75326}{75369}We'll pick it up again tomorrow.
{75371}{75402}Are you sure we have to?
{75404}{75449}It's not worth|taking the chance.
{75451}{75481}Sustained winds at 45 knots.
{75483}{75538}Tell them when they get|back in the cars.
{75540}{75652}Ladies and gentlemen, last shuttle leaving|for the dock leaves in five minutes.
{75654}{75710}Drop what you're doing|and leave now.
{75761}{75792}Damn!
{75832}{75869}[FLIES BUZZING]
{75976}{76022}That is one big pile of shit.
{76198}{76261}You're right.|There's no trace of lilac berries.
{76263}{76312}That's so odd, though.
{76323}{76410}All right,|she's suffering from Melia toxicity
{76451}{76506}every six weeks.
{76545}{76630}Let's see, rats.
{76653}{76729}She's tenacious.
{76751}{76792}You have no idea.
{76801}{76843}[THUNDER RUMBLING]
{76845}{76936}You will remember to wash your|hands before you eat anything?
{77003}{77056}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{77149}{77191}[THUNDER CRACKING]
{77229}{77323}Doctors, if you please,|I have to insist that we get moving.
{77381}{77467}I'd like to stay with Dr. Harding|and finish up with the Trike.
{77485}{77528}Sure. I'm in|a gas-powered jeep.
{77530}{77596}I'll drop her off at the|centre before I make the boat.
{77598}{77663}Great. Then I'll catch|up with you later.
{77665}{77693}You sure?
{77694}{77760}Yeah, I want to stay|with her a little longer.
{77762}{77796}Okay, then.
{77944}{78013}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC lNTENSIFIES]
{78151}{78255}There's nothing I can do. The captain|says we got to go, we got to go.
{78257}{78298}You've got to give me the time.
{78299}{78382}I did a test run, it took me 20 minutes.|I think I can push it to 18
{78385}{78441}but you've got to give me|at least 15 minutes.
{78443}{78474}No promises.
{78661}{78726}[RAY] Visitor vehicles are|returning to the garage.
{78783}{78899}So much for our first tour.|Two no-shows and one sick Triceratops.
{78932}{78973}It could've been worse.
{79002}{79032}A lot worse.
{79037}{79134}[DENNIS] Anybody want a soda or something?|I'm going up to the machine.
{79137}{79188}I thought maybe|I'd get somebody something.
{79190}{79280}I've had only sweets and I'm|gonna get something salty.
{79301}{79358}I finished debugging the phones.
{79384}{79434}I was going to, so I did.
{79441}{79512}So I debugged the phones.|And I thought maybe
{79516}{79581}I should tell you the system|will be compiling
{79583}{79653}for 18 to 20 minutes,|so some of the minor systems,
{79655}{79749}they might go on and off for a while,|but it's nothing to worry about.
{80011}{80064}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{80133}{80175}[THUNDER CLAPPING]
{80281}{80315}Do you got any kids?
{80317}{80387}Me? Hell, yeah.|Three. I love kids.
{80430}{80487}Anything at all can|and does happen.
{80499}{80559}Same with wives,|for that matter.
{80569}{80598}You're married?
{80600}{80627}Occasionally.
{80677}{80782}I'm always on the lookout|for a future ex-Mrs. Malcolm.
{80933}{80997}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{81107}{81185}Five, four, three,
{81232}{81257}two, one.
{81457}{81511}That's odd.|[JOHN] What?
{81517}{81575}Door security systems|are shutting down.
{81577}{81655}Nedry said a few systems|would go off-line, didn't he?
{81714}{81777}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{83001}{83052}By the way, Dr. Sattler,
{83073}{83127}she's not available, is she?
{83129}{83155}Why?
{83225}{83276}I'm sorry. You two are...
{83278}{83303}Yeah.
{83373}{83407}What'd I touch?
{83409}{83463}You didn't touch anything.|We stopped.
{83681}{83717}[RAY] What the hell?
{83719}{83743}What now?
{83745}{83791}Fences are failing|all over the park.
{83801}{83853}Find Nedry. Check|the vending machines.
{83881}{83935}[SINISTER lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{84625}{84667}Just look at this work station.
{84669}{84699}What a complete slob.
{84701}{84756}[ROBERT] The Raptor fences|aren't out, are they?
{84921}{84964}No, no. They're still on.
{85027}{85088}Why the hell would he turn|the other ones off?
{85298}{85373}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{86049}{86089}[RAY] Access main program.
{86109}{86149}Access main security.
{86167}{86217}Access main program grid.
{86427}{86477}You didn't say the magic word.
{86487}{86572}Please! God damn it.|I hate this hacker crap.
{86575}{86657}[JOHN] Phone Nedry's|people in Cambridge.
{86711}{86748}Phones are out, too.
{86833}{86879}Where did the vehicles stop?
{87380}{87421}Their radio's out, too.
{87429}{87485}Gennaro said to stay put.|Kids okay?
{87487}{87538}I didn't ask.|Why wouldn't they be?
{87541}{87581}Kids get scared.|What's scary?
{87584}{87659}It's just a little hiccup in the power.|I'm not scared.
{87661}{87686}I didn't say you were scared.
{87686}{87717}I know.
{87735}{87767}Boo!
{87797}{87853}Hey, where did you find those?
{87857}{87888}In the box, under my seat.
{87890}{87921}Are they heavy?
{87926}{87990}Yeah. Then they're expensive.|Put them back.
{88163}{88201}Don't scare me.
{88264}{88302}[GOAT BLEATING]
{88478}{88522}Cool. Night vision.
{89098}{89127}[DISTANT THUDDING]
{89132}{89167}Did you feel that?
{89393}{89439}[THUDDING CONTINUES]
{89841}{89888}[THUDDING GETS LOUDER]
{89982}{90045}Maybe it's the power|trying to come back on.
{90106}{90138}[LEX] What is that?
{90544}{90577}Where's the goat?
{90592}{90626}[GASPS]
{90834}{90875}[GROWLING]
{91135}{91165}Jesus!
{91277}{91320}He left us.
{91531}{91570}[EXCLAIMING IN FEAR]
{91595}{91655}Where does he think he's going?
{91658}{91699}When you got to go,|you got to go.
{91718}{91757}[LOUD THUDDING]
{91914}{91963}[FENCE CREAKING LOUDLY]
{92134}{92164}Dr. Grant.
{92429}{92459}[ROARING]
{92474}{92524}I hate being right all the time.
{92742}{92842}Keep absolutely still.|Its vision is based on movement.
{93187}{93225}Turn the light off.
{93342}{93378}Turn the light off!
{93562}{93598}[SNARLING]
{94231}{94277}[ROARING DEAFENINGLY]
{94593}{94626}[SCREAMING]
{94717}{94752}Hurry! Turn it off!
{94754}{94786}I'm sorry!
{94886}{94934}You're the one who turned it...
{94937}{94978}[BOTH SCREAMING]
{95521}{95581}[LEX AND TIM|CONTINUE SCREAMING]
{96122}{96165}[BELLOWING LOUDLY]
{96442}{96468}[YELLS]
{96470}{96502}[ROARS]
{96772}{96810}[YELLING]
{96823}{96855}Ian, freeze!
{96867}{96902}Get the kids!
{96924}{96948}Get rid of the flare!
{96950}{96980}Get the kids!
{97004}{97042}Get rid of the flare!
{97114}{97150}Hail Mary, full of grace...
{97184}{97211}[SCREAMS]
{97574}{97602}No!
{97695}{97726}[LEX] Dr. Grant!
{97762}{97801}[LEX CRYING]
{97836}{97898}I'm stuck.|The seat's got my feet.
{97900}{97955}I'll get you next.|You're okay.
{97988}{98022}You're all right.
{98039}{98078}Tim!
{98102}{98154}[SCREAMING HYSTERICALLY]
{98166}{98236}Don't move.|He can't see us if we don't move.
{98930}{98964}[SCREAMING]
{99047}{99095}[SNARLING]
{99804}{99854}Lex, you're choking me.
{99922}{99952}Grab the wire.
{100327}{100366}[ROARING]
{100426}{100519}Keycheck space minus 0.|Keychecks off, safety space minus 0.
{100522}{100598}He's turning the safety systems off.|Doesn't want anybody to see.
{100600}{100679}Look at this next entry. It's the kicker.|White rabbit object.
{100682}{100735}It did it all.|With the keychecks off,
{100737}{100776}the computer didn't|file the keystrokes.
{100778}{100868}The way to find them is to check the|computer's lines of code one by one.
{100870}{100909}How many lines of|code are there?
{100910}{100946}About two million.
{100952}{100988}Two million?|Yeah.
{101058}{101170}Robert, I wonder if perhaps you would|be good enough to take a gas jeep
{101208}{101262}and bring back my grandchildren.
{101283}{101311}Sure.
{101378}{101414}I'm going with him.
{101442}{101490}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{101494}{101522}John.
{101662}{101752}I can't get Jurassic Park back|online without Dennis Nedry.
{101755}{101817}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{101821}{101860}Should have been there by now.
{102226}{102258}Damn it!
{102418}{102452}There's the road!
{102610}{102707}Winch this sucker off the thing and|then I tie it to that thing there.
{102709}{102791}I'll pull down this thing here,|and pull it back up again.
{102991}{103073}My glasses. I can|afford more glasses!
{103526}{103569}[SOFT SQUEALING]
{103772}{103852}You've got time. You can do it.|Do it. Come on, Dennis.
{103900}{103936}[GRUNTING]
{103962}{104003}[SQUEALING]
{104030}{104059}Hello.
{104179}{104246}Yeah, that's nice.|I've got to go.
{104362}{104405}[SQUEALING CONTINUES]
{104515}{104546}Nice boy.
{104597}{104635}Nice dinosaur.
{104656}{104738}Thought you were one of your big brothers.|You're not so bad.
{104740}{104834}What do you want? A little food?|Look at me. I just fell down a hill.
{104836}{104920}I'm soaking wet. I don't have any food.|I have nothing on me.
{104959}{105010}Go on. Play fetch?
{105058}{105087}Look, stick.
{105127}{105179}Look at stick.
{105195}{105271}Stick, stupid. Fetch the stick, boy.|Look at the stick.
{105283}{105338}You like the stick?|Go on and get it.
{105343}{105387}No wonder you're extinct.
{105417}{105481}I'm gonna run you over|when I come back down.
{105881}{105919}[SQUAWKING]
{106264}{106310}[SCREAMING IN PAIN]
{106829}{106876}[SCREAMING]
{107304}{107342}Timmy!
{107440}{107489}Now, Lex. Listen.
{107506}{107546}Lex, I'm right here.
{107562}{107622}I'll look after you.|I have to help your brother.
{107624}{107677}Stay right here and wait for me.
{107686}{107742}[HYSTERICALLY]|He left us.
{107754}{107814}But that's not what|I'm going to do.
{107823}{107859}[WHIMPERING]
{107863}{107891}Okay?
{107950}{107977}Stay here.
{108483}{108539}[DINOSAUR BELLOWING|IN THE DISTANCE]
{108630}{108676}You hear me?|I'm coming up.
{108693}{108788}I hate climbing.|I hate trees, way too high.
{109466}{109492}You okay?
{109564}{109594}I threw up.
{109669}{109698}That's okay.
{109721}{109762}Just give me your hand.
{109862}{109959}Tim, I won't tell anyone you threw up.|Just give me your hand.
{110176}{110212}Here, I've got you.
{110251}{110279}Okay.
{110289}{110351}That's good.|Over the rail.
{110353}{110381}Don't pull me too hard.
{110490}{110544}[ALAN] Stand on the door.|Hang on to me.
{110631}{110696}That's not too bad, right, Timmy?|Yes, it is.
{110698}{110763}It's like a tree house.|Your dad ever build you one?
{110765}{110802}No.|Yeah, me, too.
{110842}{110909}The thing about climbing is,|you never look down.
{110911}{110949}This is impossible.
{110956}{110990}How am I going to do this?|It's about...
{110991}{111065}I'm going to help you|with your footing.
{111156}{111183}Oh, no.
{111196}{111227}Tim, go.
{111450}{111502}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{111763}{111798}Go, Tim, go!
{111997}{112026}Faster, Tim!
{112041}{112103}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{112187}{112214}[ALAN] Tim, jump!
{112310}{112336}Go, Tim.
{112539}{112597}[TIM] We're back|in the car again.
{112650}{112700}[ALAN] At least|you're out of the tree.
{112829}{112888}Where's the other car?
{112946}{112974}Alan!
{113001}{113031}Dr. Grant!
{113065}{113115}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{113418}{113467}I think this was Gennaro.
{113469}{113501}I think this was, too.
{113519}{113559}[DINOSAUR ROARING]
{113586}{113610}I think it's ahead of us.
{113612}{113647}It could be anywhere.
{113649}{113726}With fences down, it can wander in|and out of any paddock it likes.
{113728}{113766}[lAN GROANING]
{113898}{113946}He's put a tourniquet on. Ian.
{113987}{114052}Remind me to thank John|for a lovely weekend.
{114055}{114100}[ROARING CONTINUES]
{114172}{114214}Can we chance moving him?
{114247}{114282}Please chance it.
{114487}{114524}Ellie, come on!
{114526}{114588}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{114705}{114735}It's the other car!
{114749}{114779}[ROBERT] Dr. Grant?
{114887}{114923}[ROBERT] They're not here.
{115133}{115174}[DISTANT THUDDING]
{115472}{115515}[THUDDING CONTINUES]
{115574}{115622}[OMINOUS lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{115627}{115663}Anybody hear that?
{115749}{115808}It's an impact tremor,|is what it is.
{115829}{115872}I'm fairly alarmed here.
{115907}{115995}Come on. We've got to get out of here.|Now! Right now!
{116015}{116041}Let's go.
{116052}{116105}[GRIPPING lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{116174}{116204}[ROARS]
{116316}{116347}Must go faster.
{116411}{116478}Here it comes!|Stand on it! Fifth gear!
{116631}{116673}Get off the stick!|Bloody move!
{116675}{116705}Look out!
{116750}{116816}[GRIPPING lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{116899}{116937}[SCREAMING]
{117356}{117412}Think they'll have|that on the tour?
{117507}{117568}[LOUD BELLOWING]
{117608}{117646}Are you hearing this?
{117804}{117855}[ALAN] Come on, Tim.|Hurry up.
{117879}{117919}Let's get up this tree.
{117991}{118057}Come on, Tim, it's okay.|Listen. Try up here.
{118101}{118131}Oh, man.
{118161}{118193}I hate trees.
{118206}{118238}They don't bother me.
{118240}{118293}Yeah? Well,|you weren't in the last one.
{118567}{118617}[DINOSAURS MOANING SOFTLY]
{118644}{118729}Look at the Brontosauruses.|I mean, Brachiosaurus.
{118766}{118800}[ALAN] They're singing.
{118802}{118856}[DINOSAURS CONTINUE MOANING]
{119269}{119327}[lMITATING DINOSAUR BELLOW]
{119439}{119492}[DINOSAURS BELLOWING|IN RESPONSE]
{119496}{119545}[LEX] Don't let the monsters|come over here.
{119547}{119629}They're not monsters, they're animals.|These are herbivores.
{119635}{119716}They only eat vegetables.|For you, I think they'd make an exception.
{119718}{119758}I hate the other kind.
{119808}{119875}They just do what they do.
{120156}{120208}[TENDER lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{120223}{120262}[GRUNTING]
{120357}{120386}What's that?
{120511}{120606}What are you and Ellie going to do|now, if you don't dig up bones anymore?
{120640}{120670}I don't know.
{120700}{120758}I guess we'll just|have to evolve, too.
{120846}{121000}What do you call|a blind dinosaur?
{121002}{121043}Do-you-think-he-saurus.
{121060}{121099}[CHUCKLES]
{121132}{121192}What do you call|a blind dinosaur's dog?
{121212}{121244}You got me.
{121248}{121298}A Do-you-think-he-saurus-rex.
{121357}{121382}Alan?
{121384}{121412}Yeah?
{121428}{121504}What if the dinosaurs come|back while we're all asleep?
{121560}{121612}I'll stay awake.|All night?
{121675}{121702}All night.
{121707}{121776}[TENDER lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{122011}{122060}[SOFT lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{122494}{122557}[SOFT lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{122907}{122946}They were all melting.
{123035}{123110}Malcolm's okay for now.|I gave him a shot of morphine.
{123203}{123240}They'll be fine.
{123264}{123367}Who better to get the children through|Jurassic Park than a dinosaur expert?
{123474}{123516}You know, the first
{123547}{123630}attraction I ever built when|I came down from Scotland
{123670}{123730}was a flea circus,|Petticoat Lane.
{123763}{123806}Really quite wonderful.
{123820}{123898}I had a wee trapeze and a
{123975}{124004}carousel
{124098}{124132}and a seesaw.
{124159}{124212}They all move motorized,|of course.
{124220}{124284}People said they saw the fleas.|I can see the fleas.
{124287}{124328}Can't you see the fleas?
{124347}{124450}Clown fleas, high-wire fleas,|and fleas on parade.
{124599}{124634}With this place,
{124684}{124766}I wanted to show them something|that wasn't an illusion.
{124790}{124864}Something that was real.|Something that they could
{124940}{124975}see and touch.
{124977}{125034}[SENTIMENTAL lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{125088}{125147}An aim not devoid of merit.
{125255}{125342}But you can't think through this one, John.|You have to feel it.
{125395}{125436}You're absolutely right.
{125480}{125536}Hiring Nedry was a mistake,|that's obvious.
{125538}{125602}We're over-dependent on|automation, I can see that now.
{125604}{125668}Next time,|everything's correctable.
{125687}{125764}Creation is an act|of sheer will.
{125820}{125867}Next time, it'll be flawless.
{125880}{125961}It's still the flea circus.|It's all an illusion.
{125964}{126000}When we have control...
{126002}{126066}You've never had control!|That's the illusion.
{126070}{126134}I was overwhelmed|by the power of this place.
{126168}{126202}I made a mistake, too.
{126204}{126296}I didn't have enough respect for|that power, and it's out now.
{126360}{126436}The only thing that matters|now are the people we love.
{126488}{126539}Alan and Lex and Tim.
{126577}{126653}John, they're out there,|where people are dying.
{127060}{127088}It's good.
{127183}{127218}Spared no expense.
{127325}{127374}[SOFT lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{127738}{127773}[GASPS]
{127875}{127899}Go away!
{127901}{127951}It's okay.|It's a Brachiosaurus.
{127967}{128031}It's a Veggie-saurus, Lex.|Veggie-saurus.
{128043}{128072}Veggie.
{128095}{128137}Come on. Come on, girl.
{128239}{128272}Come on, baby.
{128289}{128331}[GROWLING]
{128355}{128389}Go.
{128424}{128460}I'm not letting go.
{128748}{128775}It looks like it has a cold.
{128777}{128816}Yeah. Maybe.
{128825}{128864}Can I touch it?|Sure.
{128872}{128945}Just think of it|as kind of a big cow.
{129025}{129055}[LEX] I like cows.
{129296}{129351}Come on, girl.|Come on up here, girl.
{129388}{129430}[SNEEZES]
{129530}{129561}God bless you.
{129689}{129737}[LEX] Yuck.|Great.
{129739}{129786}Now she'll never|try anything new.
{129797}{129869}She'll sit in her room, never come|out, play on her computer.
{129872}{129896}I'm a hacker.
{129897}{129938}That's what I said.|You're a nerd.
{129941}{129977}[LEX] I am not|a computer nerd.
{129979}{130018}I prefer to be called a hacker.
{130024}{130053}God.
{130169}{130209}You know what this is?
{130254}{130302}It's a dinosaur egg.
{130320}{130397}The dinosaurs are breeding.
{130473}{130570}But my grandpa said all|the dinosaurs were girls.
{130604}{130657}Amphibian DNA.|What's that?
{130700}{130749}Well, on the tour,
{130754}{130869}the film said they used frog DNA|to fill in the gene-sequence gaps.
{130873}{130953}They mutated the dinosaur|genetic code
{130977}{131032}and blended it with|that of frogs.
{131101}{131208}Some West African frogs have been|known to change sex from male to female
{131210}{131260}in a single sex environment.
{131305}{131341}Malcolm was right.
{131378}{131406}Look.
{131613}{131654}Life found a way.
{131710}{131772}[RAY] No. That's crazy.|You're out of your mind.
{131774}{131821}He's absolutely out of his mind.
{131837}{131889}[ELLIE] Wait.|What exactly would this mean?
{131892}{131940}We're talking about|a calculated risk,
{131942}{131984}which is the only|option left to us.
{131986}{132093}We'll never find the command Nedry used.|He's covered his tracks far too well.
{132105}{132173}I think it's obvious now|that he's not coming back.
{132176}{132235}So, shutting down|the entire system...
{132237}{132284}Get somebody else.|I won't do it.
{132286}{132406}Shutting down the system is the only|way to wipe out everything he did.
{132437}{132524}Now, as I understand it,|all the systems will then come back
{132528}{132593}on their original|start-up mode. Correct?
{132598}{132677}Theoretically, yes. We've never|shut down the entire system before.
{132680}{132709}It may not come back on.
{132711}{132751}Would we get the phones back?
{132753}{132793}Yes, again, in theory.
{132808}{132852}What about|the lysine contingency?
{132854}{132889}We could put that into effect.
{132892}{132916}What's that?
{132917}{132959}That's absolutely out|of the question.
{132961}{133029}The lysine contingency|prevents the spread of animals,
{133032}{133076}if they ever get off the island.
{133078}{133166}Wu inserted a gene that creates a|faulty enzyme in protein metabolism.
{133169}{133238}The animals can't manufacture|the amino acid, lysine.
{133241}{133330}Unless they're supplied with lysine by|us, they slip into a coma and die.
{133333}{133392}People are dying.
{133493}{133549}Will you please shut|down the system?
{134077}{134117}Hold on to your butts.
{134469}{134519}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{134593}{134620}It's okay.
{134623}{134687}Look, see that?|It's on. It worked.
{134747}{134804}What do you mean it worked?|Everything's off.
{134806}{134845}Shutdown tripped|the circuit breakers.
{134847}{134905}Turn them back on,|reboot a few systems:
{134907}{134988}telephones, security doors,|half dozen others, but it worked.
{134990}{135040}System's ready.|Where are the breakers?
{135042}{135091}Maintenance shed|at the end of the compound.
{135093}{135159}Three minutes,|I'll have the power back on in the park.
{135161}{135235}Just to be safe,|I want everybody in the emergency bunker
{135237}{135317}until Mr. Arnold returns,|and the whole system's running again.
{135324}{135359}I'm tired.|I'm dirty.
{135361}{135394}I'm hot.
{135399}{135489}Looking at the map, I'd say the|visitor's centre is just a mile
{135505}{135584}over that rise there.|Just keep...
{135653}{135689}What is that?
{135744}{135797}Tim, can you tell me|what they are?
{135830}{135862}They are
{135966}{135996}Gallimimus.
{135998}{136058}Are those meat-eating?
{136097}{136131}Meat-asauruses?
{136248}{136307}Look at the wheeling.|Uniform direction changes.
{136309}{136373}Just like a flock of birds|evading a predator.
{136409}{136485}They're flocking this way.
{136493}{136535}[RUMBLING]
{136569}{136615}[DINOSAURS SQUEALING]
{137203}{137246}[ROARING]
{137515}{137539}I want to go now.
{137541}{137568}Just look how it eats.
{137569}{137600}Please.
{137603}{137669}I bet you'll never look at|birds the same way again.
{137671}{137721}Yes.|Go now.
{137765}{137829}Okay. Keep low|and follow me.
{137887}{137929}Look how much blood.
{137983}{138033}God. Something went wrong.
{138055}{138141}Something's happened.|Something's wrong.
{138145}{138198}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{138205}{138243}[JOHN] This is just a delay.
{138245}{138319}That's all it is.|All major theme parks have delays.
{138325}{138430}When they opened Disneyland in|1956, nothing worked.
{138439}{138495}If the Pirates of|the Caribbean breaks down,
{138497}{138527}the pirates don't eat tourists.
{138530}{138613}I can't wait any more.|Something's wrong.
{138614}{138647}I'm gonna go get|the power back on.
{138654}{138729}You can't just stroll|down the road, you know?
{138732}{138811}Don't let's be too hasty.|I mean, it's only been gone...
{138876}{138924}I'm going with you.|Okay.
{139010}{139073}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{139299}{139328}Sorry.
{139421}{139522}Now, this isn't going to be just|like switching on the kitchen light.
{139526}{139606}But I think I can follow this|and then talk you through it.
{139713}{139742}Right.
{139885}{139933}But it ought to be me,|really, going.
{139937}{139961}Why?
{139962}{140005}I'm a... And you're a...
{140041}{140096}Look.|Come on, let's go.
{140097}{140175}We can discuss sexism in survival|situations when I get back.
{140178}{140266}You just take me through this step by step.|I'm on Channel 2.
{140267}{140292}Right.
{140798}{140858}[DRAMATIC lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{141153}{141218}The shutdown must've|turned off all the fences.
{141234}{141322}Damn it, even Nedry knew better|than to mess with the Raptor pen.
{141458}{141488}Come on, this way.
{141501}{141551}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{141673}{141720}I can see the shed from here.
{141725}{141766}We can make it if we run.
{141774}{141836}No. We can't.
{141858}{141889}Why not?
{141901}{141947}Because we're being hunted.
{141979}{142027}In the bushes, straight ahead.
{142090}{142122}It's all right.
{142135}{142169}Like hell it is.
{142201}{142277}Run. Towards the shed.
{142330}{142365}I've got her.
{142387}{142423}Go. Now!
{142429}{142481}[MUSIC lNTENSIFIES]
{142883}{142917}Mr. Arnold?
{143045}{143074}John, I'm in.
{143089}{143118}[JOHN] [ON RADIO] Great.
{143149}{143233}Ahead of you is a metal staircase.|Go down it.
{143258}{143313}[ELLIE] [ON RADIO]|Okay. Going down.
{143334}{143424}After 20 or 30 feet you come|to a T-junction. Take a left.
{143426}{143455}Have her follow the main cable.
{143456}{143502}I know how to read a schematic.
{144229}{144282}I guess that means|the power's off.
{144426}{144467}[SCREAMING]
{144599}{144632}That's not funny.
{144634}{144662}That was great.
{144722}{144769}Well, maybe we, we could...
{144810}{144858}[DINOSAUR ROARING]
{144930}{144986}[DRAMATIC lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{145197}{145257}Damn it. Dead end.
{145266}{145295}Wait a minute.
{145333}{145411}There should have been a right|turn back there somewhere.
{145434}{145473}Look above you.
{145494}{145586}LAN: There should be a bundle of cable and|pipes all heading in the same direction.
{145589}{145617}Follow that.
{145633}{145685}Okay. Following the piping.
{145749}{145855}I bet I could climb over to the other|side before you could even get to the top.
{145858}{145888}What would you give me?
{145890}{145915}Respect.
{145937}{145986}Come on, guys, it's not a race.
{146026}{146055}I see the box.
{146098}{146170}It says, High Voltage.|Yeah.
{146243}{146271}Okay.
{146366}{146430}Good. Here we go.
{146446}{146474}Over the top.
{146490}{146529}Take your time.
{146553}{146590}Good. Come on.
{146594}{146641}Find your footing.
{146694}{146759}You can't throw|the main switch by hand.
{146762}{146843}You've got to pump up the primer|handle in order to get the charge.
{146846}{146902}It's large, flat, and gray.
{146921}{146966}All right,|here I go. Okay?
{147004}{147126}One, two, three, four.
{147137}{147175}Okay, charged.
{147193}{147283}Under the words Contact Position,|there's a round green button
{147290}{147346}which says Push to Close.
{147359}{147403}Push to close.
{147487}{147518}Push it.
{147630}{147673}[ALARM SOUNDING]
{147706}{147746}[SCREAMING]
{147876}{147971}The red buttons turn on|the individual park systems.
{147992}{148023}Switch them on.
{148061}{148121}[GRIPPING lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{148299}{148323}Get down now!
{148325}{148352}You're gonna have to jump.
{148354}{148398}You crazy?|I'm not gonna jump.
{148400}{148430}Do what Dr. Grant says!
{148432}{148463}Let go.|I'll count to three.
{148466}{148523}One, two, three!
{148546}{148603}Four. Five.
{148622}{148663}I'm coming up to get you.
{148666}{148702}I've got to get Tim.
{148706}{148746}Okay. I'm gonna|count to three.
{148815}{148844}One,
{148886}{148912}two...
{149178}{149214}He's not breathing.
{149332}{149390}I think we're back in business!
{149394}{149426}[SNARLING]
{149587}{149622}No!
{149693}{149757}[GRIPPING lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{149960}{149993}[GASPING]
{151006}{151068}[SUSPENSEFUL lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{151782}{151812}Clever girl.
{151855}{151893}[SCREAMING]
{152396}{152426}No, Tim!
{152442}{152478}[COUGHING]
{152493}{152539}Good boy.
{152648}{152677}Three.
{152801}{152826}[ALAN] Hello?
{153071}{153153}Okay. I'm gonna have|to find the others.
{153179}{153245}Get you to a doctor.
{153294}{153349}Lex, you look after Tim.|Yeah.
{153380}{153427}Your hair is all sticking up.
{153475}{153529}Big Tim, the human|piece of toast.
{153633}{153685}I'll be back soon.|I promise.
{154340}{154367}Run.
{155137}{155186}[DINOSAUR SNORTING]
{155266}{155296}[GASPING]
{156201}{156247}Just the two Raptors, right?
{156283}{156328}You sure the third|one's contained?
{156330}{156416}Yes, unless they figure out|how to open doors.
{156520}{156580}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{157054}{157098}[LEX] What is it?
{157100}{157133}[TIM] It's a Velociraptor.
{157197}{157233}It's inside.
{157392}{157432}[ROARING]
{157846}{157872}Follow me.
{158362}{158407}[BELLOWING]
{158684}{158721}[EXCLAIMING]
{159093}{159155}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{159643}{159685}[SNIFFING]
{159687}{159727}[METALLIC TAPPING]
{159983}{160027}[SNARLING]
{160039}{160083}[CRYING IN FEAR]
{160135}{160189}[LEX SCREAMING HYSTERICALLY]
{160609}{160671}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{161453}{161487}[SNORTING]
{161602}{161632}It's in there.
{161653}{161683}Control room.
{161728}{161791}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{161835}{161862}[LEX] We can|call for help?
{161863}{161919}We've got to reboot|the system first.
{161982}{162013}The door locks!
{162035}{162085}Ellie, boot up the door locks!
{162312}{162356}No, boot up the door locks!
{162381}{162430}Get back! Boot up|the door locks.
{162431}{162473}You can't hold it by yourself!
{162675}{162759}It's a UNIX system.|I know this.
{162778}{162828}[LEX] It's all the files|of the whole park.
{162829}{162907}It tells you everything.|I've got to find the right file.
{162925}{162964}Try to reach the gun.
{163167}{163214}I can't get it unless I move.
{163227}{163274}[MUSIC lNTENSIFIES]
{163592}{163644}This is it. This might|be the right file.
{164031}{164069}You got it!|Yes!
{164151}{164181}[TIM] Did it!
{164187}{164219}Yes!
{164238}{164294}[TRIUMPHANT lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{164321}{164350}[ALAN] What works?
{164353}{164418}All security systems|are enabled. We got it.
{164514}{164551}[PHONE RINGING]
{164655}{164684}Grant.
{164686}{164756}Mr. Hammond,|the phones are working.
{164768}{164798}The children all right?
{164800}{164831}[ALAN] The children are fine.
{164844}{164936}Call the mainland.|Tell them to send the damn helicopters.
{164954}{165007}[ELLIE] It's gonna cut|through the glass!
{165013}{165057}[GUNSHOTS OVER PHONE]
{165066}{165091}[SCREAMS]
{165112}{165165}[DRAMATIC lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{165464}{165492}[SHRIEKS]
{165916}{165958}[SCREAMING]
{166247}{166274}Move!
{166554}{166621}[DRAMATIC lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]
{166821}{166868}[ROARING]
{167367}{167428}Tim, let go. Yeah!
{167481}{167521}[CEILING CREAKING]
{168161}{168194}[SCREAMS]
{168558}{168612}[TENSE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{168635}{168692}[DRAMATIC lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{169283}{169386}After careful consideration,|I've decided not to endorse your park.
{169404}{169438}So have I.
{169734}{169777}[ROARING WILDLY]
{169924}{169980}[SOLEMN lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{170579}{170604}Come on.
{170729}{170787}[MELANCHOLIC lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{172000}{172065}[SERENE lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{172835}{172897}[SWEEPING lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{173485}{173544}[SOFT lNSTRUMENTAL MUSIC]
{175412}{175477}[SOFT lNSTRUMENTAL|MUSIC CONTINUES]