1
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[indistinct chattering]

2
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[orchestra tuning instruments]

3
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[indistinct chatter on radio]

4
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[tuning radio]

5
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[instrument tuning stops]

6
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- [gunshot]
- [people screaming]

7
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[gunfire]

8
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- [gunfire]
- [people screaming loudly]

9
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[sirens wailing]

10
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[speaking Ukrainian]

11
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[in English] Hey!

12
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[gun clicks]

13
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[tires squeal]

14
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[gas hissing]

15
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[indistinct shouting]

16
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[metallic clattering]

17
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[gunshot]

18
00:03:05,793 --> 00:03:07,028
[people gasp]

19
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We live in a twilight world.

20
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[gun clicks]

21
00:03:19,974 --> 00:03:22,143
We live in a twilight world.

22
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And there are
no friends at dusk.

23
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You've been made. This siege is
a blind for them to vanish you.

24
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But I established contact.

25
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Bring you in or kill you.

26
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- I have two minutes. Make up your mind.
- [distant gunfire]

27
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Where's the package?

28
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Coat check.

29
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[gunfire]

30
00:04:09,723 --> 00:04:10,791
Stay.

31
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[bomb timer beeping]

32
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[SWAT speaking Ukrainian]

33
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[gunshot]

34
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[in English] No friends
at dusk, huh?

35
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You'll do.

36
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Get him to the rally point.

37
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[knocking]

38
00:05:13,221 --> 00:05:16,224
Swap clothes. The Ukrainians
are expecting a passenger.

39
00:05:16,291 --> 00:05:18,059
I've never seen encapsulation
like this.

40
00:05:18,126 --> 00:05:20,461
We don't know how old it is,
but it's the real deal.

41
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Did you have an out?

42
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Service tunnel to the sewer.

43
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Take this. Take him. Take his exit.
I don't trust ours anymore.

44
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Can you defuse that?

45
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It's centrally synchronized.
Are there more?

46
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Covering their tracks.

47
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- Taking out the audience?
- They're just the cheap seats.

48
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[American SWAT]
That's not our mission.

49
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Mine now.

50
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[bomb timer beeping]

51
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[panting]

52
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[gun cocks]

53
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Walk away.

54
00:06:05,106 --> 00:06:07,308
You don't have to
kill these people.

55
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[gunshot]

56
00:06:19,988 --> 00:06:21,055
That wasn't one of us.

57
00:06:21,122 --> 00:06:22,823
I'll take the help.

58
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Go, go, go.

59
00:06:25,994 --> 00:06:27,895
[bomb timer continues beeping]

60
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[van passenger
speaking Russian]

61
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- [gunshot]
- [groans]

62
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[tires screeching]

63
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[groans loudly]

64
00:06:46,681 --> 00:06:48,049
[panting]

65
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[man groaning]

66
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- [grunts]
- [continues groaning]

67
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[driver in English]
A man can be trained

68
00:06:57,892 --> 00:06:59,860
to hold out
for about 18 hours,

69
00:06:59,927 --> 00:07:03,064
so your colleagues
will be clear by 7:00.

70
00:07:09,103 --> 00:07:10,938
He didn't last 18 minutes.

71
00:07:11,005 --> 00:07:12,907
He didn't have anything
to hide.

72
00:07:12,974 --> 00:07:15,410
You were smuggling a nobody.

73
00:07:18,446 --> 00:07:20,181
It's risky.

74
00:07:23,251 --> 00:07:25,720
Or were you counting on this?

75
00:07:25,787 --> 00:07:27,221
Death.

76
00:07:27,288 --> 00:07:29,223
CIA issue.

77
00:07:36,264 --> 00:07:39,534
Spare yourself,
once they clear.

78
00:07:43,805 --> 00:07:45,373
[groaning]

79
00:07:53,847 --> 00:07:55,917
Almost 7:00.

80
00:07:55,983 --> 00:07:57,352
Uh-oh.

81
00:08:02,490 --> 00:08:04,192
It's running fast.

82
00:08:07,929 --> 00:08:10,398
We have to put it back
one hour.

83
00:08:27,682 --> 00:08:28,883
[grunting]

84
00:08:29,851 --> 00:08:31,386
Get it out!

85
00:08:33,421 --> 00:08:35,022
[groaning]

86
00:08:55,076 --> 00:08:57,912
Welcome to the afterlife.

87
00:08:57,979 --> 00:09:00,281
You've been in a
medically-induced coma

88
00:09:00,348 --> 00:09:04,051
while we got you out of Ukraine
and rebuilt your mouth.

89
00:09:04,118 --> 00:09:08,356
[weakly] The suicide pills
are fake.

90
00:09:09,257 --> 00:09:10,558
Why?

91
00:09:10,625 --> 00:09:12,260
A test.

92
00:09:12,326 --> 00:09:13,461
A test?

93
00:09:16,731 --> 00:09:18,633
They pulled my teeth out.

94
00:09:20,067 --> 00:09:22,437
Did my team get clear?

95
00:09:23,271 --> 00:09:24,705
No.

96
00:09:24,772 --> 00:09:26,707
Private Russians, we think.

97
00:09:27,708 --> 00:09:29,644
Somebody talked.

98
00:09:30,678 --> 00:09:32,213
Not you.

99
00:09:32,280 --> 00:09:35,416
You chose to die instead of
giving up your colleagues.

100
00:09:44,258 --> 00:09:48,196
We all believe we'd run
into the burning building.

101
00:09:48,262 --> 00:09:52,567
But until we feel that heat,
we can never know.

102
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You do.

103
00:09:59,874 --> 00:10:01,542
I resign.

104
00:10:01,609 --> 00:10:05,246
You don't work for us.
You're dead.

105
00:10:05,313 --> 00:10:08,216
Your duty transcends
national interests.

106
00:10:08,282 --> 00:10:10,284
This is about survival.

107
00:10:12,587 --> 00:10:13,688
Whose?

108
00:10:16,157 --> 00:10:17,625
Everyone's.

109
00:10:20,127 --> 00:10:23,331
There's a cold war,
cold as ice.

110
00:10:23,397 --> 00:10:27,068
To even know its true nature
is to lose.

111
00:10:27,134 --> 00:10:28,769
This is knowledge divided.

112
00:10:28,836 --> 00:10:32,406
All I have for you is a gesture

113
00:10:32,473 --> 00:10:34,877
in combination with a word.

114
00:10:34,943 --> 00:10:36,244
"Tenet."

115
00:10:37,913 --> 00:10:40,681
Use it carefully.

116
00:10:40,748 --> 00:10:44,051
It'll open the right doors,
but some of the wrong ones, too.

117
00:10:44,118 --> 00:10:46,254
That's all they've told you?

118
00:10:47,255 --> 00:10:49,023
That test you passed?

119
00:10:50,658 --> 00:10:51,759
Not everybody does.

120
00:11:43,578 --> 00:11:45,112
[grunting]

121
00:11:59,126 --> 00:12:00,461
[gun cocks]

122
00:12:08,736 --> 00:12:10,204
[grunting]

123
00:12:15,142 --> 00:12:16,811
[ship horn blows]

124
00:12:24,185 --> 00:12:26,253
[indistinct chatter]

125
00:13:04,725 --> 00:13:09,497
With a high-vis vest and a clipboard,
you can get almost anywhere.

126
00:13:09,563 --> 00:13:11,265
Almost.

127
00:13:12,000 --> 00:13:13,367
An obscure tenet.

128
00:13:22,110 --> 00:13:23,477
No small talk.

129
00:13:23,544 --> 00:13:25,680
Nothing that might reveal
who we are or what we do.

130
00:13:25,746 --> 00:13:28,516
I thought I was here
to find out what we do.

131
00:13:28,582 --> 00:13:31,252
You're not here for "what,"
you're here for "how."

132
00:13:31,318 --> 00:13:34,488
"What" is your department
and not my business.

133
00:13:34,555 --> 00:13:36,791
Well, to do what I do...

134
00:13:36,857 --> 00:13:39,760
I need some idea
of the threat we face.

135
00:13:39,827 --> 00:13:41,862
[sighs]

136
00:13:41,930 --> 00:13:45,800
As I understand it,
we're trying to prevent World War III.

137
00:13:45,866 --> 00:13:47,601
Nuclear holocaust?

138
00:13:48,036 --> 00:13:49,270
No.

139
00:13:50,705 --> 00:13:52,339
Something worse.

140
00:14:01,415 --> 00:14:02,817
Aim it and pull the trigger.

141
00:14:04,886 --> 00:14:05,954
It's empty.

142
00:14:06,021 --> 00:14:07,022
Aim it.

143
00:14:07,089 --> 00:14:08,255
[gun cocks]

144
00:14:12,928 --> 00:14:14,261
Check the magazine.

145
00:14:18,566 --> 00:14:19,734
How?

146
00:14:25,073 --> 00:14:29,410
One of these bullets is like us,
traveling forwards through time.

147
00:14:29,477 --> 00:14:32,214
The other one's
going backwards.

148
00:14:32,279 --> 00:14:34,648
Can you tell which is which?

149
00:14:36,350 --> 00:14:38,385
How about now?

150
00:14:38,452 --> 00:14:41,189
It's inverted.
Its entropy runs backwards.

151
00:14:41,255 --> 00:14:44,126
So, to our eyes,
its movement is reversed.

152
00:14:44,192 --> 00:14:47,595
We think it's a type of inverse
radiation triggered by nuclear fission.

153
00:14:47,661 --> 00:14:48,662
You didn't make it?

154
00:14:48,729 --> 00:14:50,165
No, we don't know how yet.

155
00:14:50,232 --> 00:14:51,565
So, where'd it come from?

156
00:14:51,632 --> 00:14:54,002
Someone's manufacturing them
in the future.

157
00:14:54,069 --> 00:14:56,071
They're streaming back at us.

158
00:14:56,138 --> 00:14:57,471
Try it.

159
00:15:04,478 --> 00:15:06,480
You have to have dropped it.

160
00:15:18,325 --> 00:15:20,361
How can it move
before I touch it?

161
00:15:20,427 --> 00:15:22,797
From your point of view,
you caught it.

162
00:15:22,863 --> 00:15:25,267
But from the bullet's point of
view, you dropped it.

163
00:15:25,332 --> 00:15:27,002
But cause comes before effect.

164
00:15:27,068 --> 00:15:30,272
No, that's just the way
we see time.

165
00:15:30,337 --> 00:15:32,207
Well, what about free will?

166
00:15:32,274 --> 00:15:34,642
That bullet wouldn't have moved
if you hadn't put your hand there.

167
00:15:34,708 --> 00:15:37,812
Either way we run the tape,
you made it happen.

168
00:15:39,047 --> 00:15:40,815
Don't try to understand it.

169
00:15:42,050 --> 00:15:43,417
Feel it.

170
00:15:53,828 --> 00:15:54,930
Instinct.

171
00:15:56,730 --> 00:15:57,832
Got it.

172
00:16:02,503 --> 00:16:04,705
Why does it feel so strange?

173
00:16:05,639 --> 00:16:08,043
You're not shooting the bullet,

174
00:16:08,109 --> 00:16:09,610
you're catching it.

175
00:16:11,146 --> 00:16:12,780
Whoa.

176
00:16:15,116 --> 00:16:17,285
I've seen this type
of ammunition before.

177
00:16:17,351 --> 00:16:18,352
In the field?

178
00:16:18,419 --> 00:16:19,620
I was almost hit.

179
00:16:19,687 --> 00:16:22,023
Then you were
exceedingly lucky.

180
00:16:22,090 --> 00:16:25,160
An inverted bullet passing through
your body would be devastating.

181
00:16:25,227 --> 00:16:26,594
Not pretty.

182
00:16:28,163 --> 00:16:29,763
These look like today's.

183
00:16:29,830 --> 00:16:31,599
They may have been made today
and inverted years from now.

184
00:16:31,665 --> 00:16:33,634
Where did you get them?

185
00:16:33,701 --> 00:16:36,704
Came with the wall. I was assigned it,
like all the material I'm studying here.

186
00:16:36,770 --> 00:16:38,472
Do you have an analysis
on the metals?

187
00:16:38,539 --> 00:16:40,407
Sure. Why?

188
00:16:40,474 --> 00:16:43,011
The mixture of alloys can tell me
where they might have been made.

189
00:16:43,078 --> 00:16:44,578
Look...

190
00:16:45,713 --> 00:16:47,581
I'm not seeing Armageddon here.

191
00:16:49,951 --> 00:16:52,620
The bullet may not seem like
much, but it's a simple machine.

192
00:16:52,686 --> 00:16:55,756
Lead bullet, brass casing,
gunpowder.

193
00:16:56,490 --> 00:16:58,093
If they can invert that,

194
00:16:58,159 --> 00:16:59,860
I see no reason they couldn't
invert pretty much anything.

195
00:16:59,928 --> 00:17:03,031
Even a nuclear weapon
can only affect our future.

196
00:17:03,098 --> 00:17:06,935
An inverted weapon might be
able to affect our past as well.

197
00:17:10,372 --> 00:17:15,076
Now that we know what to look for, we're
finding more and more inverted material.

198
00:17:15,143 --> 00:17:17,979
Remnants of complex objects.

199
00:17:21,316 --> 00:17:22,816
What do you think we're seeing?

200
00:17:24,685 --> 00:17:27,188
The detritus of a coming war.

201
00:17:39,367 --> 00:17:42,770
- [indistinct chattering]
- [Hindi song playing on radio]

202
00:17:46,141 --> 00:17:48,209
- [man on phone] <i>Yep?</i>
- We live in a twilight world.

203
00:17:48,276 --> 00:17:50,611
<i>No friends at dusk.
I was told you left the building.</i>

204
00:17:50,678 --> 00:17:52,247
Even the dead need allies.

205
00:17:52,314 --> 00:17:53,915
<i>Specifically?</i>

206
00:17:53,982 --> 00:17:57,152
I need an assist in Mumbai.
I need to get to Sanjay Singh.

207
00:17:57,218 --> 00:17:58,752
<i>Singh?</i>

208
00:17:58,819 --> 00:18:00,521
<i>He never leaves his house.
And his house is...</i>

209
00:18:00,587 --> 00:18:01,655
- <i>his house.</i>
- Yes, it is.

210
00:18:01,722 --> 00:18:03,325
I'm looking right at it.

211
00:18:03,391 --> 00:18:05,160
<i>I'll see who's on deck.</i>

212
00:18:05,226 --> 00:18:07,228
<i>Bombay Yacht Club in two hours.</i>

213
00:18:16,670 --> 00:18:18,039
[man sighs]

214
00:18:19,506 --> 00:18:20,808
It seems you need
an introduction

215
00:18:20,874 --> 00:18:24,145
to a prominent Mumbai local
on short notice.

216
00:18:25,347 --> 00:18:26,580
I'm Neil.

217
00:18:26,647 --> 00:18:28,682
I need an audience
with Sanjay Singh.

218
00:18:30,818 --> 00:18:32,120
That's not possible.

219
00:18:32,187 --> 00:18:35,123
Ten minutes tops.

220
00:18:35,190 --> 00:18:37,624
Time isn't the problem.

221
00:18:37,691 --> 00:18:39,995
It's getting out alive
that's the problem.

222
00:18:42,696 --> 00:18:46,234
Would you take a child hostage?
A woman?

223
00:18:46,301 --> 00:18:47,601
If I had to.

224
00:18:47,668 --> 00:18:49,603
I'm not looking to make much
noise here.

225
00:18:49,670 --> 00:18:50,671
[waiter] Yes?

226
00:18:50,738 --> 00:18:53,774
Vodka tonic. And a Diet Coke.

227
00:18:56,077 --> 00:18:57,145
What?

228
00:18:58,013 --> 00:18:59,280
You never drink on the job.

229
00:18:59,347 --> 00:19:00,848
You're well-informed.

230
00:19:00,915 --> 00:19:04,618
Well, pays to be
in our profession.

231
00:19:04,685 --> 00:19:07,022
Well, I prefer soda water.

232
00:19:07,088 --> 00:19:08,923
[chuckles softly]

233
00:19:08,990 --> 00:19:10,691
- No, you don't.
- [chuckles softly]

234
00:19:11,592 --> 00:19:13,560
How's your parachuting?

235
00:19:13,627 --> 00:19:15,397
I broke an ankle
during basic training.

236
00:19:15,463 --> 00:19:18,732
Singh's house isn't tall enough
to parachute off of.

237
00:19:18,799 --> 00:19:20,135
It's bungee-jumpable.

238
00:19:20,201 --> 00:19:22,470
I don't think "bungee-jumpable"
is a word.

239
00:19:22,536 --> 00:19:25,773
It may not be a word, but it may
be our only way out of that place.

240
00:19:26,874 --> 00:19:28,943
Or into it, for that matter.

241
00:19:47,228 --> 00:19:50,764
- [indistinct chattering]
- [Hindi song playing]

242
00:20:08,249 --> 00:20:10,919
[Sanjay] I know you're tired.
I'm also very tired.

243
00:20:10,985 --> 00:20:12,686
[Priya speaking Hindi]

244
00:20:13,354 --> 00:20:14,822
[whirring]

245
00:20:25,666 --> 00:20:26,901
[whirring stops]

246
00:20:46,820 --> 00:20:49,756
[Priya and Sanjay
chattering indistinctly]

247
00:20:54,728 --> 00:20:56,131
[silenced gunshot]

248
00:21:11,613 --> 00:21:13,515
[Priya gasps]

249
00:21:13,581 --> 00:21:15,450
[in English] Stay back.

250
00:21:15,517 --> 00:21:18,620
I was almost taken out by a very
unusual type of ammunition in Ukraine.

251
00:21:18,685 --> 00:21:21,655
I want to know who supplied it.

252
00:21:21,722 --> 00:21:23,491
My name is Sanjay.

253
00:21:23,558 --> 00:21:25,659
And you are?

254
00:21:25,726 --> 00:21:27,595
- No chitchat?
- [switch clicking]

255
00:21:27,694 --> 00:21:29,230
There's no one
at the other end.

256
00:21:29,297 --> 00:21:30,899
No one who's gonna
help you, anyway.

257
00:21:30,965 --> 00:21:32,799
[alarm beeping]

258
00:21:32,866 --> 00:21:34,701
Don't let it get cold.

259
00:21:36,571 --> 00:21:38,373
Why should I know
who supplied it?

260
00:21:38,439 --> 00:21:41,643
Combination of metals
is unique to India.

261
00:21:41,708 --> 00:21:42,776
If it's from India,
it's from you.

262
00:21:42,843 --> 00:21:44,646
- Fine assumption.
- Deduction.

263
00:21:44,711 --> 00:21:46,314
Deduction, then.

264
00:21:46,381 --> 00:21:47,916
Look, my friend...

265
00:21:47,982 --> 00:21:50,952
guns are never conducive
to a productive negotiation.

266
00:21:51,019 --> 00:21:53,621
I'm not the man they send
to negotiate.

267
00:21:53,687 --> 00:21:54,889
[gun cocks]

268
00:21:54,956 --> 00:21:56,823
Or the man they send
to make deals.

269
00:21:56,891 --> 00:22:00,028
But I am the man
people talk to.

270
00:22:01,695 --> 00:22:03,231
I can't.

271
00:22:03,298 --> 00:22:04,432
I can't tell you.

272
00:22:04,499 --> 00:22:06,034
You're an arms dealer, friend.

273
00:22:06,100 --> 00:22:08,735
This may be the easiest trigger
I've ever had to pull.

274
00:22:08,802 --> 00:22:10,638
[Priya] To say anything
about a client

275
00:22:10,704 --> 00:22:13,707
would violate the tenets
he lives by.

276
00:22:13,774 --> 00:22:16,945
If tenets are important to you,
then you can tell me.

277
00:22:17,645 --> 00:22:18,980
Everything.

278
00:22:19,047 --> 00:22:22,150
Not while you have a gun
to my husband's head.

279
00:22:22,217 --> 00:22:25,786
Sanjay, make a drink
for our guest, please.

280
00:22:25,852 --> 00:22:27,455
[Priya] <i>Cheers.</i>

281
00:22:27,522 --> 00:22:29,591
- Priya.
- Hmm.

282
00:22:29,657 --> 00:22:31,559
This is your operation?

283
00:22:31,626 --> 00:22:34,963
A masculine front in
a man's world has its uses.

284
00:22:35,029 --> 00:22:37,398
The dealer you're looking for
is Andrei Sator.

285
00:22:37,465 --> 00:22:38,633
The Russian oligarch.

286
00:22:38,700 --> 00:22:40,668
- You know him?
- Not personally.

287
00:22:40,734 --> 00:22:42,670
Made his billions in gas.

288
00:22:42,736 --> 00:22:46,441
Moved to London. Said to be on
the outs with Moscow.

289
00:22:46,507 --> 00:22:48,276
Very good.

290
00:22:48,343 --> 00:22:51,312
Except the gas he made his billions
from was actually plutonium.

291
00:22:51,379 --> 00:22:55,216
None of which explains how or why
you sold him inverted munitions.

292
00:22:55,283 --> 00:22:57,818
When I sold him the rounds,
they were perfectly ordinary.

293
00:22:57,885 --> 00:23:00,255
So how did he
get them inverted?

294
00:23:00,321 --> 00:23:03,157
We believe he's functioning
as some sort of a broker.

295
00:23:03,224 --> 00:23:05,426
Between our time
and the future.

296
00:23:06,827 --> 00:23:08,596
He can communicate
with the future?

297
00:23:08,663 --> 00:23:10,131
We all do, don't we?

298
00:23:10,198 --> 00:23:12,033
E-mails, credit cards, texts.

299
00:23:12,100 --> 00:23:16,070
Anything that goes into the record
speaks directly to the future.

300
00:23:16,137 --> 00:23:20,108
The question is,
can the future speak back?

301
00:23:20,174 --> 00:23:22,477
And I'm supposed to find out?

302
00:23:22,543 --> 00:23:26,748
To get anywhere near Sator would
take a fresh-faced protagonist.

303
00:23:26,813 --> 00:23:29,484
And you are fresh as a daisy.

304
00:23:29,550 --> 00:23:30,718
Get close.

305
00:23:30,784 --> 00:23:33,054
Find out what he's receiving
and how.

306
00:23:33,121 --> 00:23:35,089
Is it safe to involve
British Intelligence?

307
00:23:35,156 --> 00:23:37,791
I have a contact
who's out of Sator's reach.

308
00:23:37,858 --> 00:23:39,494
[sirens wailing]

309
00:23:43,998 --> 00:23:46,067
You must've had a plan for
getting out.

310
00:23:46,800 --> 00:23:48,835
Not one I love.

311
00:24:11,793 --> 00:24:13,661
May I help you, sir?

312
00:24:13,728 --> 00:24:15,163
I'm Mr. Crosby's lunch.

313
00:24:15,229 --> 00:24:17,932
I presume you mean
Sir Michael Crosby's lunch.

314
00:24:17,999 --> 00:24:19,133
Presume away.

315
00:24:19,200 --> 00:24:20,968
If you'll follow me.

316
00:24:25,340 --> 00:24:27,909
Started without you.
Hope you don't mind.

317
00:24:28,543 --> 00:24:29,911
I'll catch up.

318
00:24:30,712 --> 00:24:31,845
Same for me, please.

319
00:24:31,913 --> 00:24:33,014
[steward] I'll send the waiter.

320
00:24:33,081 --> 00:24:35,483
No, just pass on the order.

321
00:24:35,550 --> 00:24:38,386
I gather you have an interest
in a certain Russian national.

322
00:24:38,453 --> 00:24:41,389
Anglo-Russian.
So I have to watch my step.

323
00:24:41,456 --> 00:24:44,225
Indeed. He's tapped into
the intelligence services.

324
00:24:44,292 --> 00:24:47,562
I've warned them
he's feeding them rubbish...

325
00:24:47,628 --> 00:24:48,896
but they don't seem to care.

326
00:24:48,963 --> 00:24:50,598
Tell me about him.

327
00:24:50,665 --> 00:24:54,135
I assume you're familiar with
the Soviet-era secret cities.

328
00:24:54,202 --> 00:24:58,106
Closed cities, not shown on maps.
Built around sensitive industries.

329
00:24:58,172 --> 00:25:01,709
Most of them have been opened
up and renamed as regular towns.

330
00:25:01,776 --> 00:25:03,578
Not the one Sator grew up in.

331
00:25:03,644 --> 00:25:05,179
Stalsk-12.

332
00:25:05,246 --> 00:25:08,049
In the '70s,
it had a population of about 200,000.

333
00:25:08,116 --> 00:25:09,450
Thought to be abandoned.

334
00:25:09,517 --> 00:25:11,219
Abandoned?

335
00:25:11,285 --> 00:25:14,689
Some kind of accident. After which
it was used for underground tests.

336
00:25:14,756 --> 00:25:17,492
Two weeks ago, same day as the
Kiev opera siege,

337
00:25:17,558 --> 00:25:20,862
we spotted a detonation
in northern Siberia,

338
00:25:20,928 --> 00:25:23,264
just where Stalsk-12 was.

339
00:25:23,331 --> 00:25:26,768
Sator emerged from
this blank spot on the map

340
00:25:26,834 --> 00:25:28,669
with ambition...

341
00:25:28,736 --> 00:25:31,906
and enough money to buy his way
into the British establishment.

342
00:25:31,973 --> 00:25:33,441
Through his wife?

343
00:25:33,508 --> 00:25:36,077
Katherine Barton. Oldest niece
of Sir Frederick Barton.

344
00:25:36,144 --> 00:25:38,546
She works at Shipley's.
Met Sator at an auction.

345
00:25:38,613 --> 00:25:39,580
A happy marriage?

346
00:25:39,647 --> 00:25:41,749
Practically estranged.

347
00:25:41,816 --> 00:25:42,917
Well, how do I get to Sator?

348
00:25:42,984 --> 00:25:44,552
Well, through her, of course.

349
00:25:44,619 --> 00:25:47,188
You may have an inflated idea
of my powers of seduction.

350
00:25:47,722 --> 00:25:48,923
Hardly.

351
00:25:49,791 --> 00:25:51,993
We have an ace in the hole.

352
00:25:54,495 --> 00:25:57,098
You're carrying a Goya
in a Harrods bag.

353
00:25:57,165 --> 00:25:59,801
It's a fake by a Spaniard
named Arepo.

354
00:25:59,867 --> 00:26:03,137
One of two we've confiscated
from an embezzler in Bern.

355
00:26:03,204 --> 00:26:04,839
What happened to the other one?

356
00:26:04,907 --> 00:26:07,708
It turned up at Shipley's.
Authenticated by Katherine Barton.

357
00:26:07,775 --> 00:26:09,110
Put on auction.

358
00:26:09,177 --> 00:26:10,845
And who do you think bought it?

359
00:26:10,913 --> 00:26:11,914
Her husband?

360
00:26:11,979 --> 00:26:13,214
Mmm-hmm.

361
00:26:14,415 --> 00:26:16,250
Does she know it's a forgery?

362
00:26:16,317 --> 00:26:17,552
Oh, it's hard to say.

363
00:26:17,618 --> 00:26:21,789
Rumor has it that
she and Arepo were close.

364
00:26:21,856 --> 00:26:23,157
Uh-huh.

365
00:26:24,058 --> 00:26:25,993
Look, no offense,

366
00:26:26,060 --> 00:26:29,997
but in this world, when someone
is claiming to be a billionaire...

367
00:26:31,265 --> 00:26:33,434
Brooks Brothers won't cut it.

368
00:26:33,501 --> 00:26:35,203
I'm assuming I'm on a budget.

369
00:26:35,269 --> 00:26:38,005
Save the world,
then we'll balance the books.

370
00:26:38,706 --> 00:26:40,441
Can I recommend a tailor?

371
00:26:40,508 --> 00:26:41,809
I'll manage.

372
00:26:41,876 --> 00:26:44,011
You British don't have a
monopoly on snobbery, you know.

373
00:26:44,078 --> 00:26:45,346
Well, not a monopoly.

374
00:26:45,413 --> 00:26:47,582
More of a controlling interest.

375
00:26:48,917 --> 00:26:50,618
Could you box that up for me?

376
00:26:50,685 --> 00:26:51,786
Certainly not.

377
00:26:51,853 --> 00:26:52,921
[mouths]

378
00:26:52,987 --> 00:26:55,056
Goodbye, Sir Michael.

379
00:27:11,839 --> 00:27:14,041
[indistinct chattering]

380
00:27:27,655 --> 00:27:29,123
How can I help, sir?

381
00:27:32,260 --> 00:27:35,463
Sorry, I wasn't notified
of any appointments, Mr...

382
00:27:35,530 --> 00:27:36,531
Goya.

383
00:27:37,732 --> 00:27:39,200
Mr. Goya.

384
00:27:39,267 --> 00:27:41,502
No. I'm told you're
the person to see about Goya.

385
00:27:44,071 --> 00:27:45,506
That's extraordinary.

386
00:27:50,678 --> 00:27:52,179
What's it worth?

387
00:27:53,214 --> 00:27:55,116
Let's not get ahead
of ourselves.

388
00:27:56,384 --> 00:27:59,320
Lots of work to do
before any kind of valuation.

389
00:28:00,555 --> 00:28:04,358
Provenance, microscopic
examination, X-rays.

390
00:28:04,425 --> 00:28:06,694
But what does
your heart tell you?

391
00:28:10,698 --> 00:28:12,633
Sir, where did you say
you acquired this drawing?

392
00:28:13,768 --> 00:28:14,835
Tomas Arepo.

393
00:28:18,205 --> 00:28:21,709
I bought my Goya for cents on a
dollar from an irate Swiss banker.

394
00:28:21,776 --> 00:28:24,679
Traced it back to Arepo,
then realized I scored a bargain

395
00:28:24,745 --> 00:28:27,582
when he told me who paid top dollar
for another one of his pictures.

396
00:28:27,648 --> 00:28:30,052
- Your husband.
- Where's your bargain?

397
00:28:30,117 --> 00:28:31,252
Your drawing's an obvious fake.

398
00:28:31,319 --> 00:28:33,055
My drawing's a very good fake.

399
00:28:33,120 --> 00:28:34,522
You know that
better than anyone.

400
00:28:34,589 --> 00:28:36,524
The information's the bargain.

401
00:28:36,591 --> 00:28:37,926
[sighs]

402
00:28:37,993 --> 00:28:40,028
The information that I helped
defraud my own husband?

403
00:28:40,094 --> 00:28:43,364
He and I are in related businesses,
but he's a very hard man to meet.

404
00:28:43,431 --> 00:28:44,933
If you and I were
to make an arrangement...

405
00:28:45,000 --> 00:28:46,300
Arrangement?

406
00:28:46,367 --> 00:28:47,903
You mean blackmail.

407
00:28:47,970 --> 00:28:49,270
Don't be afraid of the word.

408
00:28:49,337 --> 00:28:51,405
My husband isn't.

409
00:28:51,472 --> 00:28:53,274
I'm sorry to tell you
he got there first.

410
00:28:53,341 --> 00:28:55,309
He knows? And he's never done
anything about it?

411
00:28:55,376 --> 00:28:56,510
Why would he?

412
00:28:56,577 --> 00:28:58,179
He paid $9 million for it.

413
00:28:58,245 --> 00:29:00,748
Barely cover the cost of the
holiday he just forced us on.

414
00:29:00,815 --> 00:29:02,383
Where'd you go, Mars?

415
00:29:03,451 --> 00:29:07,188
Vietnam, on our yacht.
His yacht.

416
00:29:07,254 --> 00:29:10,625
You've got the suit.
The shoes, the watch.

417
00:29:10,691 --> 00:29:13,427
Think you're a little
out of your depth.

418
00:29:13,494 --> 00:29:16,697
People who've amassed fortunes,
like your husband's,

419
00:29:16,764 --> 00:29:20,635
generally aren't okay with
being cheated out of any of it.

420
00:29:26,041 --> 00:29:28,509
The drawing is his hold
over me.

421
00:29:32,446 --> 00:29:37,652
He threatened me with police.
Prison. The works.

422
00:29:39,787 --> 00:29:41,555
He controls me.

423
00:29:41,622 --> 00:29:44,291
My contact with my son.
Everything.

424
00:29:44,358 --> 00:29:47,929
Leaving would never have been
easy but now it's impossible.

425
00:29:49,196 --> 00:29:51,365
You can't fight.

426
00:29:51,900 --> 00:29:53,902
Just beg.

427
00:29:55,904 --> 00:29:58,040
In Vietnam,
I tried to love him again.

428
00:29:58,106 --> 00:30:01,509
Thought if there was love there,
he might give me my son back.

429
00:30:01,575 --> 00:30:05,746
We sat on that bloody boat
watching the sunsets,

430
00:30:05,813 --> 00:30:08,249
<i>imitating some earlier time
in our lives.</i>

431
00:30:08,315 --> 00:30:11,285
He seemed happy,
so I asked him.

432
00:30:11,352 --> 00:30:13,387
<i>And he made me an offer.</i>

433
00:30:13,454 --> 00:30:16,323
He'd let me go if I agreed
never to see my son again.

434
00:30:19,827 --> 00:30:23,165
I expressed myself.
I took Max ashore.

435
00:30:23,230 --> 00:30:25,967
He called us, contrite.

436
00:30:26,034 --> 00:30:27,601
And when we got back,

437
00:30:27,668 --> 00:30:29,004
<i>I glimpsed some other woman
diving off the boat,</i>

438
00:30:29,071 --> 00:30:30,604
and he'd vanished.

439
00:30:33,507 --> 00:30:35,409
I never felt such envy.

440
00:30:35,476 --> 00:30:36,978
You don't seem
the jealous type.

441
00:30:37,045 --> 00:30:38,646
Of her freedom.

442
00:30:41,950 --> 00:30:45,020
You know how I dream
of just diving off that boat?

443
00:30:45,087 --> 00:30:46,520
But you share a son.

444
00:30:47,189 --> 00:30:49,623
That's my life now.

445
00:30:49,690 --> 00:30:51,726
Did you know the drawing
was a fake?

446
00:30:51,792 --> 00:30:52,793
No.

447
00:30:52,860 --> 00:30:55,329
Tomas and I became close,
maybe too close.

448
00:30:55,396 --> 00:30:56,731
I failed.

449
00:30:56,797 --> 00:30:59,266
Andrei can't conceive of
failure, only betrayal.

450
00:30:59,333 --> 00:31:00,936
But I didn't betray my husband.

451
00:31:01,002 --> 00:31:03,604
Retrospect, maybe I missed
my chance.

452
00:31:03,671 --> 00:31:05,473
And he let Arepo walk free.

453
00:31:05,539 --> 00:31:07,575
If you'd actually met Arepo
as you claimed,

454
00:31:07,641 --> 00:31:10,311
you'd understand
he no longer walks anywhere.

455
00:31:10,377 --> 00:31:11,545
We spoke on the phone.

456
00:31:11,612 --> 00:31:13,781
He can't do that either.

457
00:31:13,848 --> 00:31:15,951
- Where's the drawing?
- Why?

458
00:31:16,017 --> 00:31:17,485
Get me an introduction.

459
00:31:17,551 --> 00:31:19,187
I'll take the drawing
out of the equation.

460
00:31:19,253 --> 00:31:22,623
No picture, no prosecution,
no more hold over you.

461
00:31:22,690 --> 00:31:24,926
I might just be
your second chance.

462
00:31:24,993 --> 00:31:26,861
No, I don't need redemption.

463
00:31:26,928 --> 00:31:28,395
At betrayal.

464
00:31:34,268 --> 00:31:35,469
Friends of your husband's?

465
00:31:36,470 --> 00:31:37,872
You knew this was
going to happen?

466
00:31:37,939 --> 00:31:40,175
Don't worry,
they won't kill you.

467
00:31:40,242 --> 00:31:43,511
Andrei dislikes tangling with local
law enforcement on that level.

468
00:31:43,577 --> 00:31:45,947
You must've really not liked
the look of me.

469
00:31:46,014 --> 00:31:47,949
The look of you's fine.

470
00:31:48,016 --> 00:31:51,253
It's best to get to the nasty part
before I care one way or the other.

471
00:31:51,318 --> 00:31:52,888
There's a number
in your left coat pocket.

472
00:31:52,954 --> 00:31:54,388
Don't call from home.

473
00:31:55,756 --> 00:31:57,658
You won't be taking my call.

474
00:31:59,426 --> 00:32:02,130
I might surprise you.

475
00:32:02,197 --> 00:32:03,864
[indistinct chattering]

476
00:32:32,027 --> 00:32:34,662
I ordered my hot sauce
an hour ago.

477
00:32:34,728 --> 00:32:35,629
[grunts]

478
00:32:36,097 --> 00:32:37,299
[sighs]

479
00:32:37,364 --> 00:32:38,766
Can we get going?

480
00:32:40,068 --> 00:32:41,569
[Protagonist grunting]

481
00:32:44,172 --> 00:32:45,907
[all grunting]

482
00:32:52,379 --> 00:32:54,149
Please?

483
00:32:54,216 --> 00:32:55,616
He wants you to see.

484
00:32:58,220 --> 00:33:00,088
[thug grunting]

485
00:33:13,567 --> 00:33:15,003
[thug yells]

486
00:33:21,542 --> 00:33:23,912
- And he gets what he wants.
- [sighs]

487
00:33:30,352 --> 00:33:32,553
Not always, apparently.

488
00:33:38,592 --> 00:33:40,228
[Max] <i>Anna says we're going
to Pompeii</i>

489
00:33:40,295 --> 00:33:41,462
and see lava.

490
00:33:41,528 --> 00:33:43,631
[Kat] We will.
We'll go together.

491
00:33:43,697 --> 00:33:45,599
I'll be there, too!

492
00:34:01,649 --> 00:34:03,584
[cell phone ringing]

493
00:34:05,287 --> 00:34:06,854
Told you I'd surprise you.

494
00:34:08,422 --> 00:34:09,523
He's a cute kid.

495
00:34:09,590 --> 00:34:10,791
He's everything.

496
00:34:13,161 --> 00:34:14,728
Where's the drawing?

497
00:34:14,795 --> 00:34:16,932
Oslo. At the airport.

498
00:34:16,998 --> 00:34:18,400
The airport?

499
00:34:18,465 --> 00:34:20,734
Do you know what a Freeport is?

500
00:34:20,801 --> 00:34:23,338
[Protagonist] <i>A storage facility
for art that was acquired...</i>

501
00:34:23,405 --> 00:34:25,506
[Kat] <i>But not yet taxed.</i>

502
00:34:25,572 --> 00:34:27,708
<i>We started a network.</i>

503
00:34:27,775 --> 00:34:31,379
<i>Rotas, this construction company,
built them. I brought in the clients.</i>

504
00:34:31,445 --> 00:34:33,547
<i>The facilities are tax havens.</i>

505
00:34:33,614 --> 00:34:36,084
[Protagonist] <i>The clients can view their
investments without importing them,</i>

506
00:34:36,151 --> 00:34:38,420
so they avoid paying tax.

507
00:34:38,485 --> 00:34:40,854
It's sorta like
a transit lounge for art?

508
00:34:40,922 --> 00:34:42,489
[Kat] <i>Art, antiquities.</i>

509
00:34:42,556 --> 00:34:44,491
- <i>Anything of value, really.</i>
- [Protagonist] <i>Anything?</i>

510
00:34:44,558 --> 00:34:46,127
Anything legal.

511
00:34:46,194 --> 00:34:48,363
But it's not unlike
the Swiss banking system.

512
00:34:48,430 --> 00:34:51,166
Opaque.

513
00:34:51,232 --> 00:34:54,868
As I'm sure you are aware,
most Freeports are just warehouses.

514
00:34:54,936 --> 00:34:57,538
But here we ensure that
you can actually enjoy...

515
00:34:57,604 --> 00:35:00,241
Rotas has assets in the Oslo Freeport.
I'm guessing it's there.

516
00:35:00,308 --> 00:35:02,377
And this way to the vaults!

517
00:35:02,444 --> 00:35:04,112
- Guessing?
- Guessing?

518
00:35:04,179 --> 00:35:06,547
We make trips there
four, five times a year.

519
00:35:06,613 --> 00:35:09,084
- To view art?
- And whatever it is he does.

520
00:35:09,150 --> 00:35:11,585
Turns out art's
of no importance to Andrei.

521
00:35:11,652 --> 00:35:13,487
But the Freeports are.

522
00:35:14,822 --> 00:35:16,992
The structure of the vaults
is based on the Pentagon.

523
00:35:17,058 --> 00:35:19,894
Each vault a separate structure
within the others.

524
00:35:19,961 --> 00:35:22,730
Damage to one structure
won't compromise the others.

525
00:35:22,796 --> 00:35:24,966
[Klaus continues indistinctly]

526
00:35:27,534 --> 00:35:28,802
[imperceptible]

527
00:35:34,109 --> 00:35:38,645
Some of our clients opt for
biometric access, straight in...

528
00:35:40,048 --> 00:35:41,483
off the tarmac.

529
00:35:41,548 --> 00:35:42,816
From the terminal?

530
00:35:43,650 --> 00:35:45,619
From their private planes.

531
00:35:45,686 --> 00:35:47,755
Of course.

532
00:35:47,821 --> 00:35:50,524
Our logistics department
ships to and from

533
00:35:50,591 --> 00:35:51,725
any other Freeport in the world

534
00:35:51,792 --> 00:35:53,827
without customs inspection.

535
00:35:53,895 --> 00:35:55,729
[Neil] <i>What are you hoping
to find in there?</i>

536
00:35:55,796 --> 00:35:56,898
You really wanna know?

537
00:35:56,965 --> 00:35:58,832
[exhales] I'm not sure.

538
00:35:58,900 --> 00:36:01,269
Bring some lead-lined gloves.

539
00:36:01,336 --> 00:36:02,736
Jesus.

540
00:36:02,803 --> 00:36:04,205
It's nuclear.

541
00:36:04,272 --> 00:36:06,141
When you're on the tour,

542
00:36:06,207 --> 00:36:08,742
<i>pay attention
to the fire precautions.</i>

543
00:36:08,809 --> 00:36:09,978
[Klaus chuckling]

544
00:36:10,045 --> 00:36:11,146
[Neil] Documents are
vulnerable to...

545
00:36:11,212 --> 00:36:12,746
Fire? Absolutely!

546
00:36:12,813 --> 00:36:14,848
No, I was going to say water
damage from the sprinkler systems.

547
00:36:14,916 --> 00:36:17,018
We don't use sprinklers.

548
00:36:17,085 --> 00:36:19,853
The facility is flooded
with halide gas,

549
00:36:19,921 --> 00:36:22,090
displacing all the air
within seconds.

550
00:36:23,358 --> 00:36:24,426
Can you show me?

551
00:36:24,492 --> 00:36:26,560
If I did, we'd suffocate.

552
00:36:26,627 --> 00:36:27,661
[both chuckle]

553
00:36:27,728 --> 00:36:28,930
What about the staff?

554
00:36:28,997 --> 00:36:30,631
Halide only fills the vaults,

555
00:36:30,697 --> 00:36:32,534
they just have to get
into either corridor,

556
00:36:32,599 --> 00:36:34,601
and there is
a 10-second warning.

557
00:36:34,668 --> 00:36:36,603
At least you give them
10 seconds.

558
00:36:36,670 --> 00:36:41,476
[chuckles] Well, sir, our clients
use us because we have no priorities

559
00:36:41,543 --> 00:36:43,211
above their property.

560
00:36:43,278 --> 00:36:44,145
Blimey.

561
00:36:44,212 --> 00:36:45,480
All doors are fireproof.

562
00:36:45,547 --> 00:36:48,615
Hydraulic closers, simple key
and electronic triggers.

563
00:36:48,682 --> 00:36:50,518
Surprisingly easy
once there's a lockdown.

564
00:36:50,584 --> 00:36:52,053
Why a lockdown?

565
00:36:52,120 --> 00:36:54,822
Power switches to fail-safes,
sealing the outer doors,

566
00:36:54,889 --> 00:36:57,758
but inner doors
revert to factory settings.

567
00:36:58,625 --> 00:36:59,827
And pickable locks.

568
00:36:59,894 --> 00:37:01,262
- Hmm.
- It's child's play, really.

569
00:37:01,329 --> 00:37:02,430
Child's play?

570
00:37:02,497 --> 00:37:03,998
They're inside
airport security.

571
00:37:04,065 --> 00:37:06,633
They have to worry about climate
control, not armed raids.

572
00:37:06,700 --> 00:37:09,703
[Neil] So, how do we get enough
firepower through the perimeter

573
00:37:09,770 --> 00:37:11,638
to trigger
the lockdown procedure?

574
00:37:13,074 --> 00:37:14,775
Back wall of the Freeport.

575
00:37:14,842 --> 00:37:16,144
You've got something?

576
00:37:16,878 --> 00:37:19,247
Not gonna like it.

577
00:37:19,314 --> 00:37:21,049
You wanna crash a plane?

578
00:37:21,116 --> 00:37:23,585
Well, not from the air.
Don't be so dramatic.

579
00:37:23,650 --> 00:37:26,154
I want to run a jet
off the taxiway

580
00:37:26,221 --> 00:37:28,856
and breach the rear wall
and start a fire.

581
00:37:30,592 --> 00:37:32,793
Well, how big a plane?

582
00:37:32,860 --> 00:37:36,931
Well, that part
is a little dramatic.

583
00:37:37,565 --> 00:37:39,733
This is Mahir.

584
00:37:39,800 --> 00:37:40,902
His team'll work the plane.

585
00:37:40,969 --> 00:37:42,337
There can't be passengers.

586
00:37:42,403 --> 00:37:43,905
[Mahir] Norsk Freight.

587
00:37:43,972 --> 00:37:46,241
They use the hangar on
the west side of the Freeport.

588
00:37:46,307 --> 00:37:48,709
You want to crash a transport plane?
What about the crew?

589
00:37:48,775 --> 00:37:50,478
We pop the slides,
chuck 'em off.

590
00:37:50,545 --> 00:37:51,812
On the move?

591
00:37:51,880 --> 00:37:53,680
What's the problem?
They'll be fine.

592
00:37:54,549 --> 00:37:56,151
Well, it seems bold.

593
00:37:56,217 --> 00:37:59,020
Bold I'm fine with. I thought
you were gonna say nuts.

594
00:37:59,087 --> 00:38:00,355
[Protagonist] And if you
get caught?

595
00:38:00,421 --> 00:38:01,389
[Mahir] We won't.

596
00:38:01,456 --> 00:38:03,224
[Protagonist] And if you do?

597
00:38:03,291 --> 00:38:05,426
Everyone assumes terrorism,
but no one's died,

598
00:38:05,493 --> 00:38:08,695
so swift extradition
then lost in the system.

599
00:38:08,762 --> 00:38:10,398
It'll barely make the news.

600
00:38:10,465 --> 00:38:12,967
[Neil] Oh, depends on the size
of your explosion.

601
00:38:13,034 --> 00:38:15,470
Well, actually, the gold bars
might get some play.

602
00:38:15,537 --> 00:38:16,938
Gold bars?

603
00:38:17,005 --> 00:38:18,907
Norsk Freight ships Treasury
gold once a month.

604
00:38:18,973 --> 00:38:22,343
[Mahir] Blow the back.
Drop it out on the runway.

605
00:38:22,410 --> 00:38:26,114
No one will be looking at the building.
I guarantee you.

606
00:38:28,782 --> 00:38:31,286
[Protagonist] The space in the
center of the pentagon is too big.

607
00:38:31,352 --> 00:38:33,054
There's something there.

608
00:38:33,121 --> 00:38:36,157
Can't figure it out,
it's just not marked.

609
00:38:36,224 --> 00:38:37,458
- [exhales heavily]
- [timer clicks]

610
00:38:37,525 --> 00:38:38,759
That's 45 seconds.

611
00:38:38,825 --> 00:38:39,894
Ample.

612
00:38:39,961 --> 00:38:41,329
Won't you be running?

613
00:38:41,396 --> 00:38:42,931
[pants]

614
00:38:42,997 --> 00:38:44,399
- All right, it's your turn.
- [starts timer]

615
00:38:44,465 --> 00:38:45,766
Start packing.

616
00:38:45,832 --> 00:38:47,902
[Protagonist exhaling sharply]

617
00:39:01,649 --> 00:39:03,551
[Klaus speaks Norwegian]

618
00:39:03,618 --> 00:39:04,851
[in English] Gentlemen, if you
would, through the detector, please.

619
00:39:04,919 --> 00:39:06,120
[thanks in Norwegian]

620
00:39:08,890 --> 00:39:10,191
[in English] Sir?

621
00:39:10,258 --> 00:39:11,626
Oh. [chuckles]

622
00:39:11,693 --> 00:39:12,826
And, sir.

623
00:39:21,302 --> 00:39:23,804
I can offer you, perhaps,
a coffee, water?

624
00:39:23,870 --> 00:39:25,540
[Protagonist] No,
I'll take an espresso.

625
00:39:25,607 --> 00:39:27,408
- Sir?
- No, thank you.

626
00:39:27,475 --> 00:39:29,110
Excellent.

627
00:39:37,919 --> 00:39:39,820
[Mahir] Is everybody
on this plane vegetarian?

628
00:39:39,887 --> 00:39:42,090
Because all I got here
is vegetarian.

629
00:39:43,925 --> 00:39:46,294
So that looks like meat,

630
00:39:46,361 --> 00:39:48,963
but I think that looks vegetarian.
I think they both look vegetarian.

631
00:39:49,030 --> 00:39:51,366
I don't really know.
It's confusing, ya know?

632
00:39:52,233 --> 00:39:53,101
Okay.

633
00:39:56,870 --> 00:39:58,273
[keypad beeping]

634
00:40:00,408 --> 00:40:01,842
This way, gentlemen.

635
00:40:11,953 --> 00:40:13,488
[keypad beeping]

636
00:40:17,558 --> 00:40:19,994
[Klaus] Gentlemen,
your assigned compartment.

637
00:40:30,672 --> 00:40:32,907
Carry on. Not the radio.

638
00:40:39,547 --> 00:40:40,915
[Mahir] Let's go.

639
00:40:56,798 --> 00:40:58,566
- [rumbling]
- Uh...

640
00:40:58,633 --> 00:41:00,335
[breathes deeply]

641
00:41:07,909 --> 00:41:10,011
[breathing deeply]

642
00:41:11,245 --> 00:41:12,246
Yoga.

643
00:41:17,118 --> 00:41:19,220
Let's go! Now!

644
00:41:26,160 --> 00:41:27,962
[jet thrusters accelerating]

645
00:41:43,811 --> 00:41:45,546
[crew members shouting]

646
00:41:49,684 --> 00:41:50,651
Go, go, go!

647
00:41:57,725 --> 00:41:58,893
[chuckles]

648
00:42:15,676 --> 00:42:17,278
[shouting continues]

649
00:42:26,120 --> 00:42:28,456
- Right. Um...
- [rumbling]

650
00:42:28,523 --> 00:42:29,557
[inhales deeply]

651
00:42:35,129 --> 00:42:37,331
[indistinct chattering]

652
00:42:42,570 --> 00:42:44,305
- You said 10 seconds, right?
- [alarm beeping]

653
00:42:46,974 --> 00:42:48,509
[gas hissing]

654
00:43:11,732 --> 00:43:13,167
[keypad beeping]

655
00:43:16,604 --> 00:43:18,506
[both gasping]

656
00:43:24,779 --> 00:43:26,013
[Neil grunts]

657
00:43:26,080 --> 00:43:29,083
- [keypad beeping]
- [inhales sharply]

658
00:43:51,239 --> 00:43:52,440
[door beeps]

659
00:43:53,608 --> 00:43:55,209
[both gasping]

660
00:43:55,276 --> 00:43:57,478
[siren wailing]

661
00:44:01,282 --> 00:44:02,683
[officer shouting in Norwegian]

662
00:44:05,386 --> 00:44:07,221
[whispers in English] There's
someone in here with us.

663
00:44:16,697 --> 00:44:18,132
[keypads beeping]

664
00:44:18,199 --> 00:44:20,134
[keypad alarm beeping]

665
00:44:21,970 --> 00:44:24,205
- Need a hand?
- Actually, yes.

666
00:44:25,273 --> 00:44:26,674
[door unlocks]

667
00:44:52,266 --> 00:44:53,467
Don't touch them!

668
00:44:54,201 --> 00:44:55,636
The hell happened here?

669
00:45:01,142 --> 00:45:03,144
It hasn't happened yet.

670
00:45:11,218 --> 00:45:13,087
[whirring]

671
00:45:23,932 --> 00:45:26,100
[all grunting]

672
00:45:47,254 --> 00:45:48,823
[man groans]

673
00:46:27,395 --> 00:46:29,163
[shoes squeaking]

674
00:46:41,842 --> 00:46:43,844
[both grunting]

675
00:47:11,106 --> 00:47:12,640
[shoes squeaking]

676
00:47:22,184 --> 00:47:23,952
Don't kill him!

677
00:47:24,019 --> 00:47:26,620
We need to know
if we've been compromised.

678
00:47:27,822 --> 00:47:28,689
[man grunting]

679
00:47:28,756 --> 00:47:30,825
Why are you here?

680
00:47:30,892 --> 00:47:32,994
Who are you?

681
00:47:33,061 --> 00:47:34,963
- How'd you know we'd be here?
- [muffled explosion]

682
00:47:50,377 --> 00:47:52,279
We need to go.

683
00:47:54,182 --> 00:47:57,152
[sirens wailing]

684
00:47:57,219 --> 00:47:59,653
What happened to the other guy?

685
00:47:59,720 --> 00:48:01,990
- [keypad beeping]
- Took care of him.

686
00:48:03,324 --> 00:48:05,459
[Klaus speaking Norwegian]

687
00:48:11,799 --> 00:48:13,534
[Klaus shouts in Norwegian]

688
00:48:16,504 --> 00:48:18,206
[in English] Well,
I've seen too much.

689
00:48:18,272 --> 00:48:20,909
I'm still alive, which must
mean you've decided to trust me.

690
00:48:20,976 --> 00:48:22,610
Or maybe I lost my edge.

691
00:48:22,676 --> 00:48:24,678
Edge is still intact.

692
00:48:24,745 --> 00:48:26,347
[chuckles]

693
00:48:26,413 --> 00:48:28,315
There's a cold war.

694
00:48:28,716 --> 00:48:29,918
Nuclear?

695
00:48:29,985 --> 00:48:31,219
Temporal.

696
00:48:31,285 --> 00:48:32,419
[laughs]

697
00:48:32,486 --> 00:48:33,687
Time travel?

698
00:48:33,754 --> 00:48:34,956
No.

699
00:48:35,023 --> 00:48:37,959
Technology that can invert
an object's entropy.

700
00:48:39,060 --> 00:48:40,861
You mean reverse chronology.

701
00:48:40,929 --> 00:48:43,198
Like Feynman and Wheeler's notion
that a positron is an electron

702
00:48:43,265 --> 00:48:44,498
moving backwards in time?

703
00:48:44,565 --> 00:48:46,268
Sure, that's exactly
what I meant.

704
00:48:46,333 --> 00:48:47,936
I have a master's in physics.

705
00:48:48,003 --> 00:48:49,336
Well, try and keep up.

706
00:48:49,403 --> 00:48:51,039
The implications of this are...

707
00:48:51,106 --> 00:48:52,140
Beyond secret.

708
00:48:52,207 --> 00:48:53,841
Then why'd you bring me in?

709
00:48:53,909 --> 00:48:56,310
I thought we'd find a drawing
and a couple boxes of bullets.

710
00:48:56,377 --> 00:48:57,946
Not as surprised as I was.

711
00:48:58,013 --> 00:49:01,849
I'm going back to Mumbai
to get some answers.

712
00:49:01,917 --> 00:49:05,452
I'll set you up as a go-between.
But remember, to you...

713
00:49:06,387 --> 00:49:08,789
it's all about plutonium.

714
00:49:08,856 --> 00:49:10,391
And when we're done,
they'll kill you.

715
00:49:10,457 --> 00:49:13,327
Won't you have to
do that anyway?

716
00:49:13,394 --> 00:49:15,163
I'd rather it be my decision.

717
00:49:15,230 --> 00:49:16,097
So would I.

718
00:49:16,998 --> 00:49:18,066
I think.

719
00:49:18,133 --> 00:49:19,533
[chuckles]

720
00:49:20,268 --> 00:49:22,469
[indistinct chattering]

721
00:49:30,111 --> 00:49:30,979
Your work?

722
00:49:33,480 --> 00:49:35,349
What did you find
in the vaults?

723
00:49:35,416 --> 00:49:38,220
Two antagonists. One inverted.

724
00:49:38,286 --> 00:49:42,324
We took out the regular one,
but the inverted one got away.

725
00:49:42,389 --> 00:49:43,925
Both emerged
at the same moment?

726
00:49:43,992 --> 00:49:45,492
Yeah.

727
00:49:45,559 --> 00:49:46,861
They were the same person.

728
00:49:48,129 --> 00:49:50,265
Sator's built a turnstile
in that vault.

729
00:49:50,332 --> 00:49:51,599
Turnstile?

730
00:49:51,665 --> 00:49:54,035
A machine for inverting.

731
00:49:54,102 --> 00:49:57,072
You've told me that technology
hasn't been invented yet.

732
00:49:57,138 --> 00:49:58,306
It hasn't.

733
00:49:58,372 --> 00:49:59,673
He's been given it
by the future.

734
00:49:59,740 --> 00:50:01,142
For what?

735
00:50:01,209 --> 00:50:03,744
You have the best chance of
finding out.

736
00:50:03,811 --> 00:50:05,247
[sighs]

737
00:50:05,313 --> 00:50:06,680
- [Priya] <i>Have you met him?</i>
- [Protagonist] <i>I was close.</i>

738
00:50:06,747 --> 00:50:09,117
What if you have
something he needs?

739
00:50:09,184 --> 00:50:10,551
Such as?

740
00:50:10,618 --> 00:50:12,786
Plutonium-241.

741
00:50:12,853 --> 00:50:16,157
Sator tried to lift the only
loose 241 from under a CIA team

742
00:50:16,224 --> 00:50:18,792
at the opera siege in Kiev.

743
00:50:18,859 --> 00:50:20,228
He got the team.

744
00:50:20,295 --> 00:50:21,395
Not the 241.

745
00:50:21,462 --> 00:50:22,429
Who did?

746
00:50:22,496 --> 00:50:24,698
Ukrainian Security Services.

747
00:50:24,765 --> 00:50:27,035
It's moving to Tallinn
in a week.

748
00:50:27,102 --> 00:50:30,171
Helping an arms dealer steal
weapons-grade plutonium

749
00:50:30,238 --> 00:50:32,706
is unacceptable, Priya.

750
00:50:32,773 --> 00:50:34,276
I'm just gonna take him out.

751
00:50:34,342 --> 00:50:36,410
No, no, no.
Sator has to stay alive.

752
00:50:36,477 --> 00:50:39,446
He has to stay alive until
we know his part in things.

753
00:50:39,513 --> 00:50:40,916
Leverage the situation,

754
00:50:40,982 --> 00:50:43,251
without losing control
of the 241.

755
00:50:43,318 --> 00:50:44,886
It's too dangerous.

756
00:50:44,953 --> 00:50:47,122
A terrorist's bomb,
even one that can kill billions,

757
00:50:47,188 --> 00:50:50,158
is nothing compared with what will
happen if we don't stop Sator.

758
00:50:50,225 --> 00:50:51,759
From doing what?

759
00:50:51,825 --> 00:50:55,729
We are being attacked
by the future.

760
00:50:56,898 --> 00:50:59,968
And Sator's helping.
You have to find out how.

761
00:51:15,783 --> 00:51:18,086
[Kat] I saw the news from Oslo.
Do you have the drawing?

762
00:51:18,153 --> 00:51:20,155
You don't have to worry
about it anymore.

763
00:51:20,221 --> 00:51:22,123
You destroyed it?

764
00:51:22,190 --> 00:51:24,292
I didn't think
you'd want it back.

765
00:51:24,359 --> 00:51:25,393
Does he know?

766
00:51:25,459 --> 00:51:27,062
Not yet. So sit tight.

767
00:51:27,128 --> 00:51:28,897
Sit tight?

768
00:51:28,964 --> 00:51:31,032
Every day my son spends with that
monster, he thinks a little less of me.

769
00:51:31,099 --> 00:51:32,200
It won't be long.

770
00:51:32,267 --> 00:51:34,903
In the meantime, introduce me.

771
00:51:35,403 --> 00:51:37,172
As what?

772
00:51:37,238 --> 00:51:39,307
I'm a former first secretary from
the American Embassy in Riyadh.

773
00:51:39,374 --> 00:51:41,142
We met at a party last June.

774
00:51:41,209 --> 00:51:42,810
We were at a party in Riyadh,
but I don't think it was in June.

775
00:51:42,876 --> 00:51:45,213
It was June 29th. 7:00 or 7:30.

776
00:51:45,280 --> 00:51:48,083
Salmon was on the printed menu.
Swapped for sea bass on the night.

777
00:51:48,149 --> 00:51:49,985
Sator left early.
That's when we met.

778
00:51:50,051 --> 00:51:51,652
I came into Shipley's
in London.

779
00:51:51,719 --> 00:51:53,388
You ran into me here

780
00:51:53,455 --> 00:51:54,990
and wanna show me your yacht.

781
00:51:55,056 --> 00:51:57,425
He'll think we're
having an affair.

782
00:51:57,491 --> 00:51:58,559
Then he'll wanna meet me.

783
00:51:58,625 --> 00:51:59,660
Or have you killed.

784
00:51:59,727 --> 00:52:02,197
Let me worry about that.

785
00:52:02,263 --> 00:52:03,864
Did I look worried?

786
00:52:05,433 --> 00:52:06,700
[Kat] Sleeps 70 with crew.

787
00:52:06,767 --> 00:52:09,437
Two helicopters.
Missile defenses.

788
00:52:09,503 --> 00:52:10,972
Afraid of pirates?

789
00:52:11,039 --> 00:52:13,574
Andrei lives playing
one government off the other.

790
00:52:13,640 --> 00:52:15,410
The day they turn,
that's his refuge.

791
00:52:15,477 --> 00:52:16,777
[Protagonist] May I join you?

792
00:52:16,844 --> 00:52:19,347
Not sure Volkov's taking
passengers just now.

793
00:52:19,414 --> 00:52:21,149
Then we'll take mine.

794
00:52:55,116 --> 00:52:56,117
Max!

795
00:52:57,684 --> 00:52:59,888
Who's the American?

796
00:53:01,189 --> 00:53:02,556
He's a friend.

797
00:53:02,623 --> 00:53:05,460
The man from Shipley's.

798
00:53:05,527 --> 00:53:07,929
Who you tried to have
beaten up.

799
00:53:08,829 --> 00:53:11,332
I ask again, who is he?

800
00:53:13,902 --> 00:53:16,570
We met in Riyadh last June
at the American Embassy.

801
00:53:16,637 --> 00:53:19,040
Good with fists for a diplomat.

802
00:53:19,107 --> 00:53:21,176
Paranoia's your department,
Andrei.

803
00:53:21,242 --> 00:53:24,611
He seems nice.
I invited him to the dinner.

804
00:53:24,678 --> 00:53:25,880
Max?

805
00:53:25,947 --> 00:53:29,250
He's visiting Pompeii
and Herculaneum.

806
00:53:29,317 --> 00:53:30,851
You just sent him off?

807
00:53:30,919 --> 00:53:33,555
I promised him I'd go with him.

808
00:53:33,620 --> 00:53:35,823
I explained you were busy.

809
00:53:37,292 --> 00:53:39,726
With your friend.

810
00:53:44,265 --> 00:53:45,866
[bell tolling]

811
00:53:51,539 --> 00:53:53,740
[indistinct chattering]

812
00:54:00,647 --> 00:54:02,616
Hey, easy, fella.

813
00:54:02,683 --> 00:54:05,053
Where I'm from,
you buy me dinner first.

814
00:54:15,330 --> 00:54:18,066
- Mr. Sator.
- [Sator] Don't bother.

815
00:54:19,400 --> 00:54:21,970
Just tell me if you've
slept with my wife yet.

816
00:54:22,437 --> 00:54:24,172
Uh... No.

817
00:54:25,173 --> 00:54:26,174
Not yet.

818
00:54:27,475 --> 00:54:29,277
How would you like to die?

819
00:54:30,044 --> 00:54:30,912
Old.

820
00:54:30,979 --> 00:54:33,714
You chose the wrong profession.

821
00:54:35,216 --> 00:54:37,152
There's a walled garden
up the road.

822
00:54:37,218 --> 00:54:39,686
We are going to take you there,
cut your throat.

823
00:54:39,753 --> 00:54:42,957
Not across. In the middle,
like a hole.

824
00:54:43,024 --> 00:54:45,792
Then we take your balls
and we stuff them in the cut,

825
00:54:45,859 --> 00:54:47,428
block the windpipe.

826
00:54:48,096 --> 00:54:49,364
Complex.

827
00:54:49,430 --> 00:54:51,765
It's very gratifying
to watch a man you don't like

828
00:54:51,832 --> 00:54:55,937
try to pull his own balls out
of his throat before he chokes.

829
00:54:56,004 --> 00:54:57,639
Is this how you treat
all your guests?

830
00:54:57,704 --> 00:54:59,274
We're finished.

831
00:55:03,311 --> 00:55:04,312
Do you like opera?

832
00:55:11,219 --> 00:55:12,353
Well?

833
00:55:12,420 --> 00:55:13,787
Not here.

834
00:55:17,192 --> 00:55:17,959
You sail?

835
00:55:18,026 --> 00:55:19,561
I've messed around on boats.

836
00:55:19,627 --> 00:55:22,430
Be on the dock at 8:00 ready to
do more than mess around.

837
00:55:23,064 --> 00:55:24,065
8:00 a.m.

838
00:55:28,735 --> 00:55:30,939
[indistinct conversation]

839
00:55:38,379 --> 00:55:40,847
[Kat] <i>Max has missed
too much school this year.</i>

840
00:55:40,915 --> 00:55:42,550
I'm taking him back to England.

841
00:55:42,617 --> 00:55:43,885
The school won't be okay with
him missing so much of the term.

842
00:55:43,952 --> 00:55:46,820
- Yes, they will.
- Can I finish?

843
00:55:46,888 --> 00:55:48,690
You have all the trappings
of a king.

844
00:55:48,755 --> 00:55:51,326
We both know you're a grubby
little man playing power games

845
00:55:51,392 --> 00:55:53,428
with a wife who
doesn't love you anymore.

846
00:55:54,629 --> 00:55:56,164
You seem...

847
00:55:57,265 --> 00:55:59,100
spirited today.

848
00:56:00,635 --> 00:56:03,137
- Do I?
- Yes, you do.

849
00:56:09,143 --> 00:56:11,512
Were you worried
it had been destroyed?

850
00:56:11,579 --> 00:56:15,917
Rest assured, instinct told me
to remove it from the vault.

851
00:56:15,984 --> 00:56:18,519
I've always had instincts
about the future.

852
00:56:20,121 --> 00:56:23,358
That's how I built this life
you no longer value.

853
00:56:38,506 --> 00:56:40,241
Sailing or diving?

854
00:56:57,392 --> 00:56:58,893
Rising!

855
00:57:09,504 --> 00:57:10,571
[whoops]

856
00:57:23,217 --> 00:57:25,852
What do you know about opera?

857
00:57:25,920 --> 00:57:29,023
In 2008, a remote
Russian missile station

858
00:57:29,090 --> 00:57:31,825
was overwhelmed
and held for a week.

859
00:57:31,893 --> 00:57:33,561
When the station was retaken,

860
00:57:33,628 --> 00:57:37,565
241 on one warhead was three
quarters of a kilo lighter.

861
00:57:41,636 --> 00:57:43,504
The missing 241

862
00:57:43,571 --> 00:57:46,774
surfaced at the opera house
siege in Kiev on the 14th.

863
00:57:46,840 --> 00:57:48,842
Coming about!

864
00:58:06,694 --> 00:58:09,063
What do you propose?

865
00:58:09,831 --> 00:58:10,832
Partnership.

866
00:58:10,898 --> 00:58:12,767
I wouldn't partner with you.

867
00:58:12,834 --> 00:58:17,105
You can take care of yourself.
You have no record.

868
00:58:17,171 --> 00:58:19,307
Someone in the arms trade,
with training,

869
00:58:19,374 --> 00:58:21,109
who knows how to
cover his tracks.

870
00:58:21,175 --> 00:58:22,510
Not that shocking.

871
00:58:22,577 --> 00:58:24,846
For an intelligence agent.

872
00:58:24,912 --> 00:58:26,948
Right!

873
00:58:29,650 --> 00:58:31,085
Burn in hell, Andrei.

874
00:58:31,152 --> 00:58:32,353
[Sator yelps]

875
00:58:38,292 --> 00:58:40,128
You can't jibe
a boat like this!

876
00:58:40,194 --> 00:58:41,596
You can if you have to.

877
00:58:41,662 --> 00:58:43,197
[boat creaking]

878
00:59:03,084 --> 00:59:04,185
[gasps]

879
00:59:09,290 --> 00:59:11,359
- Kat...
- Why didn't you let him drown?

880
00:59:11,426 --> 00:59:12,927
I need him.

881
00:59:12,994 --> 00:59:14,095
What, to sell guns?

882
00:59:14,162 --> 00:59:15,430
I'm not who you think I am.

883
00:59:15,496 --> 00:59:16,631
Well, that I know.

884
00:59:16,697 --> 00:59:19,233
He showed me the drawing.

885
00:59:19,300 --> 00:59:21,669
I'm sorry.
I had to get close to him.

886
00:59:21,736 --> 00:59:23,838
I don't know what you think
your husband does...

887
00:59:23,906 --> 00:59:26,574
Oh, we both know
he's an arms dealer.

888
00:59:26,641 --> 00:59:28,042
He's so much more.

889
00:59:28,109 --> 00:59:29,944
What, then?

890
00:59:30,011 --> 00:59:33,147
Andrei Sator holds all of our
lives in his hands, not just yours.

891
00:59:33,214 --> 00:59:35,149
[knocking on door]

892
00:59:41,088 --> 00:59:42,790
Mr. Sator wants to see you.

893
00:59:42,857 --> 00:59:43,724
Okay.

894
00:59:44,492 --> 00:59:46,327
Now.

895
00:59:46,394 --> 00:59:48,596
Uh, he wants to see me
without pants?

896
00:59:54,669 --> 00:59:56,304
- Trust me.
- Save it.

897
00:59:56,370 --> 00:59:58,639
I'm not falling for it twice.

898
01:00:00,842 --> 01:00:02,310
You have a better option?

899
01:00:05,112 --> 01:00:07,081
Whatever it takes
to get what you want.

900
01:00:07,148 --> 01:00:09,750
Not a second's thought
for me or my son.

901
01:00:14,255 --> 01:00:16,557
What do you think
he's gonna do to me now?

902
01:00:28,035 --> 01:00:29,570
Try not to use it.

903
01:00:31,572 --> 01:00:33,441
On anyone.

904
01:00:35,209 --> 01:00:36,744
[pumping air]

905
01:00:38,679 --> 01:00:40,081
Enough.

906
01:00:43,484 --> 01:00:46,521
See? Pulse of a man
half my age.

907
01:00:49,724 --> 01:00:51,425
Drink with me.

908
01:00:53,261 --> 01:00:55,696
It seems I now owe you my life.

909
01:00:55,763 --> 01:00:56,831
It's nothing.

910
01:00:56,899 --> 01:00:58,934
My life is not nothing.

911
01:00:59,001 --> 01:01:01,636
And I don't like to be in debt.

912
01:01:01,702 --> 01:01:03,404
Then pay me.

913
01:01:03,471 --> 01:01:05,706
No retribution
against your wife.

914
01:01:09,011 --> 01:01:11,412
You think she released
my harness?

915
01:01:12,915 --> 01:01:14,715
[Sator chuckles]

916
01:01:14,782 --> 01:01:17,084
It was my own mistake.

917
01:01:17,151 --> 01:01:19,153
Then help me steal the 241.

918
01:01:19,220 --> 01:01:21,489
I need resources.
It's weapons-grade plutonium.

919
01:01:21,556 --> 01:01:23,624
That means special handling,
containment facilities...

920
01:01:23,691 --> 01:01:25,226
I know what it means.

921
01:01:27,295 --> 01:01:30,498
You lecture me about radiation?

922
01:01:31,299 --> 01:01:33,134
Andrei Sator,

923
01:01:33,200 --> 01:01:38,072
digging plutonium from the
rubble of my city as a teenager.

924
01:01:38,139 --> 01:01:39,206
Where?

925
01:01:41,842 --> 01:01:43,778
[Sator] <i>Stalsk-12.</i>

926
01:01:45,179 --> 01:01:46,380
<i>My home.</i>

927
01:01:49,116 --> 01:01:53,654
One part of a warhead exploded at
ground level, scattering the others.

928
01:01:55,289 --> 01:01:58,092
They needed people
to find the plutonium.

929
01:02:00,028 --> 01:02:01,997
It became my first contract.

930
01:02:02,064 --> 01:02:05,366
<i>Nobody else even bid.
They thought it was a death sentence.</i>

931
01:02:08,202 --> 01:02:09,403
But...

932
01:02:10,906 --> 01:02:13,874
<i>one man's probability
of death...</i>

933
01:02:15,710 --> 01:02:20,147
...is another man's possibility
for a life.

934
01:02:22,583 --> 01:02:25,720
<i>I staked my claim
in the new Russia.</i>

935
01:02:25,786 --> 01:02:30,591
Even now, my company is the only
one to operate in the ruins.

936
01:02:30,658 --> 01:02:33,728
The 241 is being transported
through northern Europe,

937
01:02:33,794 --> 01:02:39,233
on its way to the long-term
nuclear storage depot in Trieste.

938
01:02:39,300 --> 01:02:41,669
I'm told you have resources
in Tallinn.

939
01:02:46,374 --> 01:02:48,776
Stay with us tonight.

940
01:02:48,843 --> 01:02:50,544
I insist.

941
01:03:11,066 --> 01:03:12,266
[Kat exhales sharply]

942
01:03:17,906 --> 01:03:19,074
What do you want?

943
01:03:19,141 --> 01:03:21,342
We're going to talk
about today.

944
01:03:22,110 --> 01:03:23,177
No, we're not.

945
01:03:23,244 --> 01:03:24,445
No?

946
01:03:26,247 --> 01:03:27,648
We'll see.

947
01:03:27,715 --> 01:03:29,350
Don't think for a second
you can treat me

948
01:03:29,417 --> 01:03:31,485
like you treat
your other women.

949
01:03:33,354 --> 01:03:35,489
[Sator] And, uh...

950
01:03:36,357 --> 01:03:39,260
how do you imagine...

951
01:03:39,326 --> 01:03:40,761
I treat these other women, huh?

952
01:03:40,828 --> 01:03:43,464
You think I force them
into conversation?

953
01:03:43,531 --> 01:03:45,100
You wanna be quiet, fine.

954
01:03:45,167 --> 01:03:46,867
You can bite down on that.

955
01:03:46,935 --> 01:03:49,403
[gasps]

956
01:03:49,470 --> 01:03:53,507
Even a soul as blank and brittle
as yours needs a response.

957
01:03:54,742 --> 01:03:57,045
Is fear and pain
enough, Andrei?

958
01:03:57,112 --> 01:03:58,345
That's all I have to offer you.

959
01:03:58,412 --> 01:04:00,082
Well, that will
have to do, then.

960
01:04:00,148 --> 01:04:02,918
Why didn't you just let me go?

961
01:04:02,984 --> 01:04:04,986
Because...

962
01:04:06,988 --> 01:04:11,692
if I can't have you...

963
01:04:13,161 --> 01:04:16,797
no one else can.

964
01:04:16,864 --> 01:04:19,734
And if you touch me,
I scream so loud he hears.

965
01:04:19,800 --> 01:04:21,702
You think I let him interfere?

966
01:04:21,769 --> 01:04:24,638
If he tried,
you'd have to kill him.

967
01:04:24,705 --> 01:04:25,740
End of deal.

968
01:04:27,308 --> 01:04:29,710
So you leave me alone.

969
01:04:31,245 --> 01:04:33,247
- [knock on door]
- Not now!

970
01:04:50,999 --> 01:04:52,266
[door opens]

971
01:04:53,300 --> 01:04:55,336
[helicopter approaching]

972
01:05:49,356 --> 01:05:51,559
[Volkov speaking Russian]

973
01:06:41,109 --> 01:06:42,543
[groaning]

974
01:06:47,615 --> 01:06:49,783
[Sator breathing heavily]

975
01:06:52,853 --> 01:06:57,125
[in English] Ninety-eight.
Not bad for such exertion.

976
01:06:59,860 --> 01:07:01,162
[grunting]

977
01:07:07,768 --> 01:07:09,905
- [struggling]
- [Volkov] He was at the window.

978
01:07:11,538 --> 01:07:12,908
I was curious.

979
01:07:14,009 --> 01:07:17,178
My property
shouldn't concern you.

980
01:07:17,245 --> 01:07:18,779
Who are you?

981
01:07:18,846 --> 01:07:20,848
How do you come by your
information about the opera?

982
01:07:20,916 --> 01:07:25,320
You wouldn't do business with someone
who wasn't savvy enough to be recruited.

983
01:07:25,387 --> 01:07:28,856
Hell, the CIA provides two thirds
of the market for fissile material.

984
01:07:28,924 --> 01:07:32,493
They're usually buying,
not selling.

985
01:07:32,559 --> 01:07:35,297
But we do live
in a twilight world.

986
01:07:35,363 --> 01:07:36,898
Is that Whitman? Pretty.

987
01:07:36,965 --> 01:07:38,934
Next warning's a bullet
in the brain.

988
01:07:41,336 --> 01:07:43,604
No balls in my throat?

989
01:07:43,671 --> 01:07:46,274
There will be no time
for such things...

990
01:07:46,341 --> 01:07:47,841
in Tallinn.

991
01:07:47,909 --> 01:07:51,880
You make your way there.
I want Volkov on your team.

992
01:07:51,947 --> 01:07:53,148
No.

993
01:07:53,214 --> 01:07:54,815
[groaning]

994
01:07:55,984 --> 01:07:59,653
I spring the material.
You pay me off.

995
01:07:59,720 --> 01:08:01,455
Your wife does the exchange.

996
01:08:01,522 --> 01:08:02,790
I never involve her
in my business.

997
01:08:02,856 --> 01:08:05,093
Yeah, that's why I trust her.

998
01:08:05,160 --> 01:08:06,895
Put him ashore.

999
01:08:06,962 --> 01:08:08,363
[Protagonist] How do I
contact you?

1000
01:08:08,430 --> 01:08:09,596
You don't.

1001
01:08:09,663 --> 01:08:11,166
How do you advance me
the funds?

1002
01:08:14,868 --> 01:08:18,073
Handle the plutonium
better than that.

1003
01:08:28,016 --> 01:08:29,516
[Protagonist]
<i>What did you find on the gold?</i>

1004
01:08:29,583 --> 01:08:31,419
[Neil] <i>No franks,
no mold marks. Nothing.</i>

1005
01:08:31,485 --> 01:08:33,821
- How?
- Dead drops.

1006
01:08:33,888 --> 01:08:36,958
He buries his time capsule,
transmits the location,

1007
01:08:37,025 --> 01:08:40,594
then digs it up to collect the
inverted materials they sent.

1008
01:08:40,661 --> 01:08:43,597
Seemingly instantaneous.
Where's he bury it?

1009
01:08:43,664 --> 01:08:46,700
Some place that won't be
discovered for centuries.

1010
01:08:46,767 --> 01:08:48,836
What did the soil samples show?

1011
01:08:48,903 --> 01:08:51,239
Northern Europe, Asia.

1012
01:08:51,306 --> 01:08:52,773
<i>Radioactive.</i>

1013
01:08:52,840 --> 01:08:55,676
Everything salvaged from Oslo's
been shipped here.

1014
01:08:56,378 --> 01:08:57,745
Why am I here?

1015
01:08:57,811 --> 01:09:01,216
I don't trust anyone else
to assess the pieces.

1016
01:09:01,282 --> 01:09:03,952
[Protagonist] <i>Via convoy through
downtown, what's the thinking?</i>

1017
01:09:04,019 --> 01:09:06,888
Crowded. Unpredictable
traffic patterns.

1018
01:09:06,955 --> 01:09:09,290
It's almost impossible
to plan an ambush.

1019
01:09:09,357 --> 01:09:11,558
They have a point.

1020
01:09:11,625 --> 01:09:13,128
Is the convoy monitored
from the air?

1021
01:09:13,194 --> 01:09:16,864
Tracked by GPS. One wrong turn,
in come the cavalry.

1022
01:09:16,931 --> 01:09:18,233
[Protagonist] <i>We need big guns.</i>

1023
01:09:18,299 --> 01:09:20,502
Guns that make the point
without being fired.

1024
01:09:20,601 --> 01:09:24,139
We need a fast car that doesn't
look fast. Four heavy vehicles.

1025
01:09:24,205 --> 01:09:25,773
All different.

1026
01:09:25,839 --> 01:09:28,809
Bus, coach, 18-wheeler.
One of them has to be a fire truck.

1027
01:09:28,876 --> 01:09:32,180
Most of all, we have to set this
up with nothing in the record.

1028
01:09:32,247 --> 01:09:34,215
Nothing electronic,
nothing paper.

1029
01:09:34,282 --> 01:09:38,652
I don't want Sator ambushing us
once we spring the material.

1030
01:09:38,719 --> 01:09:41,755
His ignorance is our only
protection.

1031
01:10:18,893 --> 01:10:20,295
[Sator] You see, Kat?

1032
01:10:21,262 --> 01:10:23,664
Some of my favorites.

1033
01:10:24,899 --> 01:10:29,636
Singed but, uh, salvageable,
wouldn't you say?

1034
01:10:29,703 --> 01:10:32,373
- That's not my area of expertise.
- Ah, that's right.

1035
01:10:32,440 --> 01:10:36,810
You would never have anything
to do with such things.

1036
01:10:36,877 --> 01:10:39,514
But this is where
our worlds collide.

1037
01:10:39,581 --> 01:10:41,116
What is this, Andrei?

1038
01:10:41,182 --> 01:10:44,385
You know perfectly well
what it is, Kat.

1039
01:10:47,222 --> 01:10:49,023
The filthy business

1040
01:10:49,090 --> 01:10:52,393
that put those clothes on your
back and our boy in his school,

1041
01:10:52,460 --> 01:10:54,996
that you thought you could
negotiate your way around.

1042
01:10:56,264 --> 01:10:58,299
[Volkov speaking Russian]

1043
01:11:00,301 --> 01:11:01,635
[gun clatters]

1044
01:11:04,771 --> 01:11:06,074
[Sator in English] Time to go.

1045
01:11:06,141 --> 01:11:07,674
I'm not going anywhere
with him.

1046
01:11:07,741 --> 01:11:08,876
Look at me!

1047
01:11:10,411 --> 01:11:12,614
And understand,

1048
01:11:12,679 --> 01:11:15,183
you don't negotiate
with a tiger.

1049
01:11:15,250 --> 01:11:19,320
You admire a tiger
until he turns on you

1050
01:11:19,387 --> 01:11:23,757
and you feel its true
fucking nature!

1051
01:11:24,359 --> 01:11:25,759
Don't.

1052
01:11:26,594 --> 01:11:28,829
You stay right there.

1053
01:11:32,300 --> 01:11:34,602
Green. Two minutes.

1054
01:11:34,668 --> 01:11:37,238
- [horn honking]
- [siren wailing]

1055
01:11:58,226 --> 01:11:59,527
You are not going to kill me.

1056
01:11:59,594 --> 01:12:01,462
I already tried.

1057
01:12:01,529 --> 01:12:02,897
You pushed me off a boat.

1058
01:12:02,964 --> 01:12:04,966
You are not going to shoot me
in cold blood.

1059
01:12:05,033 --> 01:12:07,335
My blood's not cold, Andrei.

1060
01:12:07,402 --> 01:12:10,871
No, but you're not
angry enough.

1061
01:12:12,307 --> 01:12:16,010
Because anger scars over
into despair.

1062
01:12:17,878 --> 01:12:20,248
I look in your eyes...

1063
01:12:21,649 --> 01:12:23,351
I see despair.

1064
01:12:24,185 --> 01:12:25,186
[groaning]

1065
01:12:27,155 --> 01:12:30,458
Vengeful bitch! Living off me!

1066
01:12:30,525 --> 01:12:32,193
Thinking that you're better!

1067
01:12:32,260 --> 01:12:33,328
Enough!

1068
01:12:33,394 --> 01:12:34,728
- [spits]
- [groans]

1069
01:12:36,830 --> 01:12:38,299
[yelling]

1070
01:12:38,967 --> 01:12:40,935
[whimpering]

1071
01:12:57,751 --> 01:13:00,421
Tell me everything
as it happens.

1072
01:13:02,724 --> 01:13:04,791
Seal me this side.

1073
01:13:21,875 --> 01:13:24,379
Yellow, 60 seconds.

1074
01:13:24,445 --> 01:13:26,080
60. Check.

1075
01:13:28,750 --> 01:13:29,984
[gun cocks]

1076
01:13:40,695 --> 01:13:43,464
Blue, 45 seconds.

1077
01:13:43,531 --> 01:13:45,233
Blue, 45, check.

1078
01:13:46,968 --> 01:13:48,169
[gun cocks]

1079
01:14:01,683 --> 01:14:04,185
[Neil] Okay, Red.
Coming to you.

1080
01:14:13,695 --> 01:14:15,396
[speaking Russian]

1081
01:14:19,233 --> 01:14:22,136
[in English] Watch everything.
Give me all the details.

1082
01:15:07,181 --> 01:15:08,616
All right, everyone set?

1083
01:15:14,489 --> 01:15:16,491
And five...

1084
01:15:17,392 --> 01:15:18,926
four...

1085
01:15:19,694 --> 01:15:20,661
three...

1086
01:15:21,763 --> 01:15:22,964
two...

1087
01:15:24,899 --> 01:15:26,100
<i>one.</i>

1088
01:15:26,834 --> 01:15:28,302
[brakes screech]

1089
01:15:40,948 --> 01:15:42,517
[tires screeching]

1090
01:15:48,656 --> 01:15:49,690
Go, Yellow!

1091
01:15:51,826 --> 01:15:52,693
[static crackling]

1092
01:15:53,461 --> 01:15:54,829
We got a problem!

1093
01:15:54,897 --> 01:15:57,698
Backup, we need backup! Shit!

1094
01:16:04,639 --> 01:16:07,008
[speaking Estonian]

1095
01:16:12,814 --> 01:16:14,015
[replies in Estonian]

1096
01:16:15,650 --> 01:16:17,418
[tires screeching]

1097
01:17:41,235 --> 01:17:42,570
[indistinct]

1098
01:18:04,091 --> 01:18:06,093
[in English] Check the
radio chatter.

1099
01:18:06,160 --> 01:18:07,361
[grunts]

1100
01:18:07,428 --> 01:18:09,363
[indistinct radio chatter
in Estonian]

1101
01:18:22,810 --> 01:18:25,279
[in English] I've seen samples of
encapsulation in every weapons class.

1102
01:18:25,346 --> 01:18:26,949
This is not one of them.

1103
01:18:27,015 --> 01:18:28,683
That's what he's after.

1104
01:18:30,651 --> 01:18:32,219
[Sator speaking indistinctly
on radio]

1105
01:18:32,286 --> 01:18:33,487
Can't understand this.

1106
01:18:33,554 --> 01:18:35,156
You said you spoke Estonian.

1107
01:18:35,222 --> 01:18:36,824
It's not Estonian.

1108
01:18:36,892 --> 01:18:38,159
It's backwards.

1109
01:18:39,093 --> 01:18:41,295
[tires screeching]

1110
01:18:43,297 --> 01:18:44,699
The hell is that?

1111
01:18:59,948 --> 01:19:01,415
Go, go, go!

1112
01:19:47,828 --> 01:19:49,830
Don't give it to him.

1113
01:19:49,898 --> 01:19:51,099
This isn't plutonium.

1114
01:19:51,165 --> 01:19:52,533
It's worse than that,
God damn it!

1115
01:20:06,014 --> 01:20:07,916
[tires screeching]

1116
01:20:11,153 --> 01:20:12,386
[Protagonist] Sorry.

1117
01:20:28,335 --> 01:20:29,503
He's getting away.

1118
01:20:31,305 --> 01:20:32,473
[Protagonist] He left her
in the car!

1119
01:20:32,540 --> 01:20:34,976
Go after her, go! Go, go, go!

1120
01:20:39,948 --> 01:20:41,615
[grunting]

1121
01:20:48,355 --> 01:20:49,724
Pull up alongside!

1122
01:20:51,292 --> 01:20:53,327
[Kat grunting]

1123
01:20:53,394 --> 01:20:54,595
[door unlocks]

1124
01:21:05,339 --> 01:21:07,808
Come on, come on. Closer!

1125
01:21:11,512 --> 01:21:13,314
Keep it steady, keep it steady!

1126
01:21:15,217 --> 01:21:16,885
[Kat] Hurry up!

1127
01:21:18,285 --> 01:21:19,620
Please!

1128
01:21:26,727 --> 01:21:28,295
[whimpering]

1129
01:21:36,238 --> 01:21:37,973
[brakes screeching]

1130
01:21:40,208 --> 01:21:41,509
[exhales sharply]

1131
01:21:47,916 --> 01:21:49,450
[gunfire]

1132
01:21:55,656 --> 01:21:58,526
All right, sit tight.
I'm calling the cavalry.

1133
01:21:59,293 --> 01:22:00,728
What cavalry?

1134
01:22:03,031 --> 01:22:04,298
[grunts]

1135
01:22:08,136 --> 01:22:09,905
[Protagonist grunting]

1136
01:22:25,987 --> 01:22:27,588
[struggling]

1137
01:23:00,155 --> 01:23:01,455
[panting]

1138
01:23:04,825 --> 01:23:07,095
[Sator] If you are not telling
the truth, she dies.

1139
01:23:07,162 --> 01:23:09,597
[speaking in reverse]

1140
01:23:09,663 --> 01:23:11,132
I don't know what you're
talkin' about.

1141
01:23:11,199 --> 01:23:13,534
You left it in the car,
not the fire truck, right?

1142
01:23:13,601 --> 01:23:15,536
[speaking in reverse]

1143
01:23:15,603 --> 01:23:17,239
- Who told you that?
- [Sator] Just tell me now,

1144
01:23:17,305 --> 01:23:18,572
is it really in the BMW?

1145
01:23:18,639 --> 01:23:19,908
[speaking in reverse]

1146
01:23:19,975 --> 01:23:20,942
I don't know.

1147
01:23:21,009 --> 01:23:22,376
Tell me or
I'll shoot her again!

1148
01:23:22,443 --> 01:23:23,711
[Sator speaking in reverse]

1149
01:23:24,279 --> 01:23:25,347
Leave her alone!

1150
01:23:25,412 --> 01:23:26,780
Kill him!

1151
01:23:26,847 --> 01:23:28,716
[Sator] I don't have time
to negotiate.

1152
01:23:28,782 --> 01:23:30,618
[speaking in reverse]

1153
01:23:34,421 --> 01:23:35,556
- Listen to me!
- [Sator] Three.

1154
01:23:35,623 --> 01:23:36,624
I can help you.

1155
01:23:36,690 --> 01:23:38,126
- Help me!
- [Sator] Two.

1156
01:23:38,193 --> 01:23:39,227
Please!

1157
01:23:39,294 --> 01:23:40,527
- Don't!
- [Sator] One.

1158
01:23:41,562 --> 01:23:44,632
- [gunshot]
- [Kat screaming]

1159
01:23:44,698 --> 01:23:46,334
[Sator] Next one's a bullet
to the head.

1160
01:23:46,400 --> 01:23:47,969
[speaking in reverse]

1161
01:23:48,036 --> 01:23:49,503
- No!
- One.

1162
01:23:49,570 --> 01:23:51,273
Two. Three.

1163
01:23:51,339 --> 01:23:52,673
Okay! Okay.

1164
01:23:53,341 --> 01:23:55,542
The car. The BMW.

1165
01:23:55,609 --> 01:23:56,945
I left it in the BMW.

1166
01:23:57,012 --> 01:23:58,179
[Sator] We're going to check
this is real.

1167
01:23:58,246 --> 01:23:59,747
[Sator speaking in reverse]

1168
01:24:00,781 --> 01:24:02,850
It's in the glove box!

1169
01:24:02,918 --> 01:24:04,920
- Where did you leave it?
- [Protagonist groaning]

1170
01:24:05,753 --> 01:24:07,721
Car or fire truck, which one?

1171
01:24:07,788 --> 01:24:10,491
Which vehicle did you leave it in?
I need to know before I go out there.

1172
01:24:10,557 --> 01:24:11,659
I already told you.

1173
01:24:12,726 --> 01:24:14,195
[Sator] I believe you.

1174
01:24:14,262 --> 01:24:16,463
You wanted her here,
I hope you'll be happy...

1175
01:24:16,530 --> 01:24:18,166
[gunfire]

1176
01:24:28,977 --> 01:24:30,444
[Wheeler] Clear!

1177
01:24:30,511 --> 01:24:32,213
[Ives] Wheeler, go check
the other side.

1178
01:24:32,280 --> 01:24:33,547
[Wheeler] You two.

1179
01:24:33,614 --> 01:24:34,883
Where did he go?

1180
01:24:34,950 --> 01:24:35,951
The past.

1181
01:24:51,099 --> 01:24:53,001
[all speaking in reverse]

1182
01:24:56,770 --> 01:24:58,839
[Kat screaming]

1183
01:24:58,907 --> 01:25:00,275
[Protagonist] It's in
the glove box!

1184
01:25:00,342 --> 01:25:03,278
[Sator] We're going to check
this is real.

1185
01:25:03,345 --> 01:25:05,846
[continues screaming]

1186
01:25:05,914 --> 01:25:08,416
- Three, two, one.
- [Protagonist] Okay, okay...

1187
01:25:08,482 --> 01:25:10,285
- Next one's a bullet to the head.
- [Kat screaming]

1188
01:25:10,352 --> 01:25:11,585
[gunshot]

1189
01:25:11,652 --> 01:25:13,922
- No! No!
- One.

1190
01:25:13,989 --> 01:25:15,924
- Listen to me.
- Two.

1191
01:25:15,991 --> 01:25:17,092
Three.

1192
01:25:17,158 --> 01:25:18,759
- [screams]
- [Protagonist] I can help you.

1193
01:25:18,826 --> 01:25:20,861
I don't have time to negotiate.

1194
01:25:20,929 --> 01:25:22,263
Tell me
or I'll shoot her again.

1195
01:25:22,330 --> 01:25:23,864
[shouting in reverse]

1196
01:25:23,932 --> 01:25:25,200
- [Protagonist] Leave her alone!
- [Sator] Tell me now,

1197
01:25:25,266 --> 01:25:26,500
is it really in the BMW?

1198
01:25:26,567 --> 01:25:28,036
I don't know.

1199
01:25:28,103 --> 01:25:30,537
You left it in the car,
not the fire truck, right?

1200
01:25:30,604 --> 01:25:32,173
[Protagonist]
Who told you that?

1201
01:25:32,240 --> 01:25:34,242
If you're not telling
the truth, she dies.

1202
01:25:34,309 --> 01:25:36,510
[Protagonist] I don't know
what you're talking about.

1203
01:25:38,346 --> 01:25:39,914
[Kat breathing heavily]

1204
01:25:48,622 --> 01:25:50,058
- [Wheeler] Medic!
- [Ives] Check in.

1205
01:25:51,426 --> 01:25:53,128
[Wheeler] She's been shot?

1206
01:25:53,194 --> 01:25:55,063
[Ives] Bring her back,
this side.

1207
01:25:56,498 --> 01:25:58,199
Was she shot with
an inverted round?

1208
01:26:03,604 --> 01:26:05,773
This is Ives. He's one of us.

1209
01:26:07,242 --> 01:26:09,210
"Us"! Who are these guys?

1210
01:26:09,277 --> 01:26:11,413
Priya's. Ours.

1211
01:26:11,479 --> 01:26:13,148
How did Sator know
about the ambush?

1212
01:26:13,214 --> 01:26:14,848
It's posterity.

1213
01:26:14,916 --> 01:26:16,918
An ambush in the middle of the
street can't stay out of the records.

1214
01:26:16,985 --> 01:26:20,221
Bullshit! He knew every move
we made! Every one of 'em.

1215
01:26:20,288 --> 01:26:21,523
Somebody talked. Who was it?

1216
01:26:21,588 --> 01:26:23,590
- Was it you?
- No. No.

1217
01:26:23,657 --> 01:26:25,726
At every stage,
you've known too much.

1218
01:26:25,793 --> 01:26:28,762
I'm going to ask you again.

1219
01:26:29,497 --> 01:26:31,698
Did you talk?

1220
01:26:33,234 --> 01:26:34,735
Nobody talked.

1221
01:26:34,802 --> 01:26:37,238
They're running
a temporal pincer movement.

1222
01:26:37,972 --> 01:26:39,174
A what?

1223
01:26:39,240 --> 01:26:43,445
The pincer movement.
But not in space, in time.

1224
01:26:43,511 --> 01:26:45,547
Half his team moves forward
through the event.

1225
01:26:45,612 --> 01:26:48,849
He monitors them, and then attacks
at the end moving backwards,

1226
01:26:48,917 --> 01:26:50,485
knowing everything.

1227
01:26:50,552 --> 01:26:52,586
Except for where
I stashed the plutonium.

1228
01:26:52,653 --> 01:26:54,255
Which isn't really plutonium,
is it?

1229
01:26:54,322 --> 01:26:55,823
[Neil] I told you
it was what he was after.

1230
01:26:55,890 --> 01:26:58,592
And you just told him
where it was.

1231
01:26:59,327 --> 01:27:01,595
I lied.

1232
01:27:01,662 --> 01:27:04,466
[sighs] Jesus.
You lied about it?

1233
01:27:04,532 --> 01:27:08,970
He couldn't verify inside the room.
He'd have shot her anyway.

1234
01:27:09,037 --> 01:27:11,506
Lying is standard
operating procedure.

1235
01:27:11,573 --> 01:27:12,773
It's spread too far.

1236
01:27:12,840 --> 01:27:13,841
Meaning what?

1237
01:27:13,908 --> 01:27:15,176
[Ives] She's gonna die.

1238
01:27:15,243 --> 01:27:16,945
[scoffs] Standard
operating procedure.

1239
01:27:17,011 --> 01:27:18,846
Can't you help her?
Can we do something?

1240
01:27:18,913 --> 01:27:21,849
Can't we stabilize the inverse
radiation by inverting the patient?

1241
01:27:21,916 --> 01:27:23,051
[Ives] Takes days.

1242
01:27:23,118 --> 01:27:24,818
Let's go.

1243
01:27:24,886 --> 01:27:27,222
We took control of this machine
minutes ago. Before that, it's Sator's.

1244
01:27:27,288 --> 01:27:29,591
How long is she gonna live
on this side?

1245
01:27:29,656 --> 01:27:31,326
[medic] Three hours, tops.

1246
01:27:31,392 --> 01:27:32,860
I'm taking her through.

1247
01:27:32,927 --> 01:27:35,063
I'm not gonna let her die.
I'll take my chances.

1248
01:27:35,130 --> 01:27:37,764
There's no way of
bringing you back.

1249
01:27:37,831 --> 01:27:39,167
We find another machine.

1250
01:27:39,234 --> 01:27:40,767
A week ago? Where?

1251
01:27:42,669 --> 01:27:44,139
Oslo.

1252
01:27:44,205 --> 01:27:46,773
That facility's inside
an airport security perimeter.

1253
01:27:46,840 --> 01:27:48,610
It's impregnable.

1254
01:27:48,675 --> 01:27:50,744
Mmm... It wasn't last week.

1255
01:27:50,811 --> 01:27:52,347
We're going in.

1256
01:27:52,413 --> 01:27:53,680
You might as well help us.

1257
01:27:53,747 --> 01:27:54,781
[sighs]

1258
01:27:54,848 --> 01:27:56,050
This is a proving window.

1259
01:27:56,117 --> 01:27:57,485
As you approach the turnstile,

1260
01:27:57,552 --> 01:27:59,387
if you don't see yourself
in the proving window,

1261
01:27:59,454 --> 01:28:00,555
do not enter the machine.

1262
01:28:00,622 --> 01:28:02,023
Why not?

1263
01:28:02,090 --> 01:28:03,424
If you don't see yourself
reverse-exit a machine,

1264
01:28:03,491 --> 01:28:04,559
then you ain't getting out.

1265
01:28:04,626 --> 01:28:07,195
- Is that gonna work?
- Yeah.

1266
01:28:07,262 --> 01:28:08,997
See for yourself.

1267
01:28:09,063 --> 01:28:11,132
There's your answer. Let's go.

1268
01:28:35,756 --> 01:28:37,125
[medic] She's stabilizing
slowly.

1269
01:28:37,192 --> 01:28:38,792
I'll clean and close,
but the rest is time.

1270
01:28:38,859 --> 01:28:40,161
How long does she need?

1271
01:28:40,228 --> 01:28:43,797
Four, five days.
A week to be sure.

1272
01:28:43,864 --> 01:28:45,466
Hey, Neil. Find a way
to get us to Oslo.

1273
01:28:45,533 --> 01:28:46,733
I'm going back out there.

1274
01:28:48,670 --> 01:28:50,505
To do what?

1275
01:28:50,572 --> 01:28:52,407
To stop Sator from getting away
with whatever it is I just gave him.

1276
01:28:52,473 --> 01:28:54,775
You didn't. You lied
about where it was.

1277
01:28:54,841 --> 01:28:56,544
Wait.

1278
01:28:56,611 --> 01:28:57,912
You're going out there for her.

1279
01:28:57,979 --> 01:28:59,647
He threatened to kill her
in the past.

1280
01:28:59,713 --> 01:29:01,549
If he does,
what happens to her here?

1281
01:29:01,616 --> 01:29:02,749
[sighs]

1282
01:29:02,816 --> 01:29:04,718
That's unknowable.

1283
01:29:04,785 --> 01:29:06,988
If you're there to make a change,
you're not here to observe its effect.

1284
01:29:07,055 --> 01:29:08,556
What do you believe?

1285
01:29:08,623 --> 01:29:10,791
What's happened's happened.

1286
01:29:10,857 --> 01:29:13,561
We need to save her,
here and now.

1287
01:29:13,628 --> 01:29:17,332
If you go back out there, you might
hand him exactly what he's after.

1288
01:29:17,398 --> 01:29:19,667
Don't let them
take her back through there.

1289
01:29:19,733 --> 01:29:20,602
Okay?

1290
01:29:20,668 --> 01:29:22,337
We can't stay here.

1291
01:29:23,271 --> 01:29:24,939
We don't have a lot of time.

1292
01:29:25,006 --> 01:29:28,076
So why don't you find us
a nice, cozy shipping container

1293
01:29:28,142 --> 01:29:30,478
that's just come off a ship
from Oslo?

1294
01:29:30,545 --> 01:29:32,013
This is cowboy shit.

1295
01:29:32,080 --> 01:29:33,548
You have no idea what you're
getting yourself into

1296
01:29:33,615 --> 01:29:34,949
if you go through that door.

1297
01:29:35,016 --> 01:29:36,783
Well, I'm going,
so any tips would be welcome.

1298
01:29:36,850 --> 01:29:38,653
Wheeler, brief him.

1299
01:29:38,720 --> 01:29:40,521
You'll need your own air.

1300
01:29:40,588 --> 01:29:43,625
Regular air won't pass through
the membranes of inverted lungs.

1301
01:29:43,691 --> 01:29:45,126
Number one rule:

1302
01:29:45,193 --> 01:29:47,395
don't come into contact
with your forward self.

1303
01:29:47,462 --> 01:29:50,331
It's the whole point of these
barriers and protective suits.

1304
01:29:50,398 --> 01:29:51,599
We don't have time.

1305
01:29:51,666 --> 01:29:54,168
Well, if your particles
come into contact...

1306
01:29:54,235 --> 01:29:55,236
What?

1307
01:29:55,303 --> 01:29:56,337
Annihilation.

1308
01:29:56,404 --> 01:29:58,006
That would be bad, right?

1309
01:29:58,072 --> 01:30:02,076
When you exit the air lock,
take a moment to orient yourself.

1310
01:30:02,143 --> 01:30:04,445
Things will feel strange.

1311
01:30:04,512 --> 01:30:06,547
When you run,
the wind will be at your back.

1312
01:30:06,614 --> 01:30:09,917
You encounter fire,
ice will form on your clothes

1313
01:30:09,984 --> 01:30:11,785
as the transfer of heat
is reversed.

1314
01:30:11,852 --> 01:30:16,624
Gravity will feel normal but appear
reversed for the world around you.

1315
01:30:16,691 --> 01:30:19,494
You may experience distortions
in your vision and hearing.

1316
01:30:19,560 --> 01:30:20,861
This is normal.

1317
01:30:20,928 --> 01:30:22,497
- Can I drive a car?
- [Ives] Cowboy shit.

1318
01:30:22,563 --> 01:30:24,198
[Wheeler] I can't vouch
for the handling.

1319
01:30:24,265 --> 01:30:26,668
Friction and wind resistance
are reversed.

1320
01:30:26,734 --> 01:30:28,869
You are inverted.
The world is not.

1321
01:30:28,936 --> 01:30:30,705
Was the transponder
on the case?

1322
01:30:30,772 --> 01:30:32,373
We've tossed that case.

1323
01:30:32,440 --> 01:30:35,076
I'm moving backwards.
It's the ball I have to follow.

1324
01:30:35,143 --> 01:30:37,078
Give me the reader.

1325
01:30:40,948 --> 01:30:42,350
Okay.

1326
01:30:43,184 --> 01:30:44,818
[Wheeler] You ready?

1327
01:31:11,713 --> 01:31:14,115
[seagulls cawing in reverse]

1328
01:31:29,030 --> 01:31:30,531
[ship horn honks]

1329
01:31:53,588 --> 01:31:56,023
[indistinct shouting
in reverse]

1330
01:32:19,414 --> 01:32:20,481
[gunfire]

1331
01:32:47,308 --> 01:32:50,211
[indistinct shouting
in reverse continues]

1332
01:32:54,649 --> 01:32:56,451
[engine idling]

1333
01:33:07,094 --> 01:33:08,729
[tires screeching]

1334
01:33:19,908 --> 01:33:21,576
[horn blaring]

1335
01:33:36,324 --> 01:33:39,293
[Sator over radio]
<i>The material's not in the case.</i>

1336
01:33:39,360 --> 01:33:42,497
<i>Get the other sections of the
algorithm to the hypocenter.</i>

1337
01:33:43,164 --> 01:33:44,799
<i>He was lying.</i>

1338
01:33:44,866 --> 01:33:46,701
<i>It wasn't in the BMW.</i>

1339
01:33:46,767 --> 01:33:47,768
[man] <i>So, where is it?</i>

1340
01:34:15,229 --> 01:34:16,631
[tires screech]

1341
01:34:24,872 --> 01:34:26,340
[choking]

1342
01:34:28,676 --> 01:34:30,144
[gasping]

1343
01:34:33,982 --> 01:34:35,984
I saw the handoff.

1344
01:34:36,050 --> 01:34:39,086
You made me shoot her
for nothing.

1345
01:34:39,153 --> 01:34:43,257
You did get my pulse above 130,
no one's done that before.

1346
01:34:43,324 --> 01:34:44,960
Not even my wife.

1347
01:34:45,027 --> 01:34:46,327
[groans]

1348
01:34:46,394 --> 01:34:48,529
[muffled shouting]

1349
01:34:48,596 --> 01:34:49,697
[lighter clicks]

1350
01:34:51,699 --> 01:34:53,234
[panicked breathing]

1351
01:35:02,310 --> 01:35:04,412
[muffled grunting]

1352
01:35:12,787 --> 01:35:14,355
[gasps]

1353
01:35:14,422 --> 01:35:17,291
[Neil] You left Ives and his
team a hell of a cleanup.

1354
01:35:18,326 --> 01:35:21,162
Heat transfer was reversed.

1355
01:35:21,228 --> 01:35:23,065
You might be
the first case of hypothermia

1356
01:35:23,130 --> 01:35:25,266
from a gasoline explosion
in history.

1357
01:35:25,333 --> 01:35:28,269
[scoffs] At this point,
nothing surprises.

1358
01:35:29,804 --> 01:35:30,973
We're headed back to Oslo?

1359
01:35:31,039 --> 01:35:33,174
In a Rotas shipping container.

1360
01:35:33,240 --> 01:35:35,109
He's got the material, Neil.

1361
01:35:35,176 --> 01:35:37,211
I handed it to him on a plate.

1362
01:35:37,278 --> 01:35:38,813
[sighs] I warned you...

1363
01:35:38,879 --> 01:35:40,048
What's happened's happened.

1364
01:35:40,114 --> 01:35:42,050
I get it now.

1365
01:35:42,116 --> 01:35:44,819
But it's hard to take things on trust
from people speaking half-truths.

1366
01:35:45,853 --> 01:35:47,121
That's not fair.

1367
01:35:47,188 --> 01:35:49,457
You were a part of this
before we met.

1368
01:35:49,523 --> 01:35:50,825
Were you working for Priya?

1369
01:35:50,892 --> 01:35:51,826
No.

1370
01:35:51,893 --> 01:35:53,628
Who recruited you, Neil?

1371
01:35:53,694 --> 01:35:56,697
It can't possibly do you any
good to know that right now.

1372
01:35:56,764 --> 01:36:01,702
When this is over, if we're still
standing, and you still care,

1373
01:36:01,769 --> 01:36:04,672
then you can hear
my life story, okay?

1374
01:36:06,942 --> 01:36:08,542
I'm sorry I involved you.

1375
01:36:08,609 --> 01:36:10,444
You need to tell me
what's going on.

1376
01:36:10,511 --> 01:36:13,347
Apparently Neil here knows
more about it than I do.

1377
01:36:13,414 --> 01:36:15,083
Good luck, pal.

1378
01:36:15,149 --> 01:36:17,485
By telling Kat anything,
we're compromising her in Priya's eyes.

1379
01:36:17,551 --> 01:36:20,187
In Priya's eyes,
she's already compromised.

1380
01:36:20,254 --> 01:36:22,623
She has the right to know
why she might die.

1381
01:36:22,690 --> 01:36:23,658
Am I gonna die?

1382
01:36:23,724 --> 01:36:25,559
Not if we have something
to say about it.

1383
01:36:25,626 --> 01:36:26,794
And we do.

1384
01:36:26,861 --> 01:36:29,097
Who are you?

1385
01:36:29,163 --> 01:36:33,167
Let's start with the simple stuff.
Every law of physics...

1386
01:36:38,974 --> 01:36:41,043
[Sator on recording]
<i>The material's not in the case.</i>

1387
01:36:41,109 --> 01:36:44,645
<i>Get the other sections of the
algorithm to the hypocenter.</i>

1388
01:36:46,580 --> 01:36:47,715
[groans]

1389
01:36:53,721 --> 01:36:54,755
You injured?

1390
01:37:00,394 --> 01:37:02,596
What's the algorithm, Neil?

1391
01:37:04,365 --> 01:37:07,635
241 is one section of it.
One out of nine.

1392
01:37:08,836 --> 01:37:11,173
It's a formula
rendered into physical form

1393
01:37:11,238 --> 01:37:13,774
so it can't be copied
or communicated.

1394
01:37:13,841 --> 01:37:15,810
It's a black box
with one function.

1395
01:37:16,610 --> 01:37:18,646
Which is?

1396
01:37:18,713 --> 01:37:21,782
Inversion. But not objects
or peoples.

1397
01:37:21,849 --> 01:37:22,984
The world around us.

1398
01:37:23,051 --> 01:37:24,485
I don't understand.

1399
01:37:24,552 --> 01:37:27,155
As they invert the entropy
of more and more objects,

1400
01:37:27,221 --> 01:37:30,992
the two directions of time
are becoming more intertwined.

1401
01:37:31,059 --> 01:37:34,662
But because the environment
essentially flows in our direction...

1402
01:37:34,729 --> 01:37:35,696
we dominate.

1403
01:37:35,763 --> 01:37:37,398
They're always
swimming upstream.

1404
01:37:37,465 --> 01:37:38,934
It's what saved your life.

1405
01:37:39,000 --> 01:37:41,802
Inverted explosion was pushing
against the environment.

1406
01:37:41,869 --> 01:37:43,370
Pissing in the wind.

1407
01:37:43,437 --> 01:37:45,706
[Neil] And the algorithm can
change the direction of that wind.

1408
01:37:45,773 --> 01:37:48,476
It can invert the entropy
of the world.

1409
01:37:49,144 --> 01:37:50,611
And if that happens?

1410
01:37:50,678 --> 01:37:51,712
Oh...

1411
01:37:52,279 --> 01:37:53,714
End of play.

1412
01:37:53,781 --> 01:37:55,917
"End of play." Can you be
a little more precise?

1413
01:37:55,984 --> 01:37:59,820
Everyone and everything that's ever
lived, destroyed. Instantly.

1414
01:37:59,888 --> 01:38:00,956
Precise enough?

1415
01:38:01,022 --> 01:38:02,723
Including my son.

1416
01:38:04,025 --> 01:38:05,593
[groaning]

1417
01:38:05,659 --> 01:38:08,930
The more you sleep,
the faster you'll heal.

1418
01:38:17,906 --> 01:38:19,640
[metal clangs]

1419
01:38:24,779 --> 01:38:26,014
On a truck.

1420
01:38:28,282 --> 01:38:29,717
Shouldn't be long now.

1421
01:38:30,785 --> 01:38:33,054
[Protagonist]
I've been thinking.

1422
01:38:33,121 --> 01:38:34,990
We're their ancestors.

1423
01:38:35,056 --> 01:38:37,893
If they destroy us,
won't that destroy them?

1424
01:38:37,959 --> 01:38:40,294
This brings us
to the grandfather paradox.

1425
01:38:40,361 --> 01:38:41,695
The what?

1426
01:38:42,429 --> 01:38:43,831
If you went back in time

1427
01:38:43,899 --> 01:38:45,499
and killed
your own grandfather,

1428
01:38:45,566 --> 01:38:47,501
how could you have been born
to commit the act?

1429
01:38:47,568 --> 01:38:48,769
What's the answer?

1430
01:38:48,836 --> 01:38:50,906
There's no answer.
It's a paradox.

1431
01:38:50,972 --> 01:38:52,107
But in the future,

1432
01:38:52,174 --> 01:38:53,774
those in power clearly believe
that you can

1433
01:38:53,841 --> 01:38:55,342
kick grandpa down the stairs,

1434
01:38:55,409 --> 01:38:57,179
gouge his eyes out,

1435
01:38:57,245 --> 01:38:58,445
slit his throat,

1436
01:38:58,512 --> 01:39:00,215
without consequence.

1437
01:39:00,282 --> 01:39:02,050
Could they be right?

1438
01:39:02,117 --> 01:39:03,751
Doesn't matter.

1439
01:39:03,818 --> 01:39:05,486
They believe it.

1440
01:39:05,553 --> 01:39:07,755
So they're willing
to destroy us.

1441
01:39:09,423 --> 01:39:11,159
Can I go back to sleep now?

1442
01:39:11,226 --> 01:39:12,693
No. I thought of
something else.

1443
01:39:12,760 --> 01:39:13,661
Great.

1444
01:39:13,727 --> 01:39:15,696
This reversing
the flow of time.

1445
01:39:15,763 --> 01:39:18,566
Doesn't us being here now
mean it never happens?

1446
01:39:18,632 --> 01:39:20,902
That we stop them?

1447
01:39:20,969 --> 01:39:23,305
Optimistically, I'd say
that's right.

1448
01:39:23,404 --> 01:39:24,973
Pessimistically?

1449
01:39:25,040 --> 01:39:27,474
In a parallel worlds theory,
we can't know the relationship

1450
01:39:27,541 --> 01:39:30,611
between consciousness
and multiple realities.

1451
01:39:30,678 --> 01:39:32,147
Does your head hurt yet?

1452
01:39:32,214 --> 01:39:33,547
Yes.

1453
01:39:37,285 --> 01:39:38,819
Try to sleep.

1454
01:39:40,889 --> 01:39:42,656
[truck stops]

1455
01:39:53,667 --> 01:39:55,036
[Protagonist] Shit.

1456
01:39:56,370 --> 01:39:58,539
They didn't take us inside.

1457
01:39:59,540 --> 01:40:01,442
[Neil] What do we do?

1458
01:40:04,545 --> 01:40:05,846
We use the breach.

1459
01:40:05,914 --> 01:40:07,983
The chaos right after impact.
Get ready.

1460
01:40:10,952 --> 01:40:12,553
She healed enough?

1461
01:40:13,288 --> 01:40:15,123
[sighs] I don't know.

1462
01:40:15,190 --> 01:40:16,557
I've never done this before.

1463
01:40:16,624 --> 01:40:19,294
- [sirens wailing]
- The fire crew's there.

1464
01:40:19,361 --> 01:40:20,794
You take Kat
through the breach,

1465
01:40:20,861 --> 01:40:22,663
I take care of Sator's men
and secure the vault.

1466
01:40:22,730 --> 01:40:24,332
Then you bring her in.

1467
01:40:24,398 --> 01:40:25,901
[groans]

1468
01:40:25,967 --> 01:40:27,035
How's your arm?

1469
01:40:27,102 --> 01:40:28,736
Not good.

1470
01:40:33,174 --> 01:40:35,043
We move as soon as
we hear the engines.

1471
01:40:39,546 --> 01:40:40,714
- Hold on, hold on.
- What?

1472
01:40:40,781 --> 01:40:42,650
[Neil] You're bleeding.

1473
01:40:42,716 --> 01:40:44,085
All right, let me take
a look at it.

1474
01:40:44,152 --> 01:40:46,420
[airplane engine starting]

1475
01:40:50,691 --> 01:40:51,893
[Protagonist] Ready?

1476
01:40:52,493 --> 01:40:54,595
[sirens wailing]

1477
01:40:59,566 --> 01:41:01,602
[indistinct shouting
in reverse]

1478
01:41:24,692 --> 01:41:26,227
Wait here. I'm going in.

1479
01:41:28,662 --> 01:41:30,631
[engine roaring]

1480
01:41:36,404 --> 01:41:37,705
[explosion]

1481
01:41:41,109 --> 01:41:42,676
[muffled grunting]

1482
01:41:46,547 --> 01:41:48,083
[shouting in reverse]

1483
01:41:49,951 --> 01:41:51,852
[Neil speaking in reverse]

1484
01:42:05,733 --> 01:42:07,634
[both grunting]

1485
01:42:30,492 --> 01:42:31,692
[muffled groan]

1486
01:42:32,460 --> 01:42:33,995
[shoes squeaking]

1487
01:43:09,197 --> 01:43:10,764
[groaning]

1488
01:43:12,267 --> 01:43:13,767
[gunshots]

1489
01:43:23,710 --> 01:43:25,080
[Protagonist] Come on!

1490
01:43:25,146 --> 01:43:26,181
Go, go, go!

1491
01:43:51,372 --> 01:43:53,141
[panting]

1492
01:43:56,444 --> 01:43:57,312
Go!

1493
01:43:59,214 --> 01:44:00,215
[shouts in reverse]

1494
01:44:10,691 --> 01:44:12,327
[alarm beeping]

1495
01:44:13,694 --> 01:44:15,230
[gas hissing]

1496
01:44:25,140 --> 01:44:26,941
[both gasping]

1497
01:45:19,994 --> 01:45:21,462
[siren wailing]

1498
01:45:39,547 --> 01:45:41,416
You knew it was me
coming out of that vault.

1499
01:45:41,482 --> 01:45:42,749
Why didn't you say?

1500
01:45:42,816 --> 01:45:44,385
That's a lot of explaining

1501
01:45:44,452 --> 01:45:45,852
when someone's about to put
a bullet in their own brain.

1502
01:45:45,920 --> 01:45:47,188
But afterwards?

1503
01:45:47,255 --> 01:45:50,525
Thing's the same,
I knew you'd be okay.

1504
01:45:50,592 --> 01:45:52,126
What's happened's happened.

1505
01:45:52,193 --> 01:45:55,430
If I told you and you acted
differently, who knows?

1506
01:45:57,031 --> 01:45:59,601
The policy is to suppress.

1507
01:45:59,667 --> 01:46:01,502
Whose policy?

1508
01:46:01,569 --> 01:46:02,904
Ours, my friend.

1509
01:46:03,837 --> 01:46:06,174
[both laugh]

1510
01:46:06,241 --> 01:46:09,344
We're the people saving the
world from what might've been.

1511
01:46:19,220 --> 01:46:20,288
Kat?

1512
01:46:21,256 --> 01:46:23,191
I'm here.

1513
01:46:23,258 --> 01:46:24,892
[Neil] It'll be quite a scar.

1514
01:46:24,959 --> 01:46:26,327
You'll be okay.

1515
01:46:28,696 --> 01:46:29,964
Did it. [sighs]

1516
01:46:30,031 --> 01:46:31,933
[Kat] You did what?

1517
01:46:32,000 --> 01:46:33,901
Andrei has the algorithm.

1518
01:46:34,835 --> 01:46:36,837
You don't know where he is.

1519
01:46:38,772 --> 01:46:40,141
Or when.

1520
01:46:41,242 --> 01:46:43,544
- Get Priya here to Oslo.
- Why?

1521
01:46:43,611 --> 01:46:46,614
If I don't do something, in two
days, she tells me about the 241.

1522
01:46:46,681 --> 01:46:48,283
Nothing can change that.

1523
01:46:48,349 --> 01:46:49,350
We'll see.

1524
01:46:49,984 --> 01:46:51,452
Just get her here.

1525
01:46:53,955 --> 01:46:55,089
[Protagonist] Hello, Priya.

1526
01:46:55,990 --> 01:46:57,458
What's going on?

1527
01:46:57,525 --> 01:46:59,060
Where's Neil?

1528
01:46:59,127 --> 01:47:02,664
Nursing Katherine Barton,
who almost died because of you.

1529
01:47:02,730 --> 01:47:03,731
What did I do?

1530
01:47:03,797 --> 01:47:05,333
It's what you're going to do.

1531
01:47:05,400 --> 01:47:07,568
In two days, you're gonna have
me dangle plutonium-241

1532
01:47:07,635 --> 01:47:10,104
in front of the world's
most dangerous arms dealer.

1533
01:47:10,171 --> 01:47:11,906
Now, I wanna know why.

1534
01:47:11,973 --> 01:47:14,108
You let Sator get hold of 241?

1535
01:47:14,175 --> 01:47:16,177
No, I let him get ahold
of the algorithm.

1536
01:47:17,679 --> 01:47:20,014
So, tell me about it, Priya.

1537
01:47:20,081 --> 01:47:22,517
It's... It's unique.

1538
01:47:22,583 --> 01:47:24,452
The scientist who built it
took her own life

1539
01:47:24,519 --> 01:47:26,154
so she couldn't be forced
to make another.

1540
01:47:26,220 --> 01:47:27,422
A scientist in the future?

1541
01:47:27,488 --> 01:47:28,489
Generations from now.

1542
01:47:28,556 --> 01:47:30,325
Why does she have to
kill herself?

1543
01:47:30,391 --> 01:47:33,328
You're familiar
with the Manhattan Project?

1544
01:47:33,394 --> 01:47:35,496
As they approached
the first atomic test,

1545
01:47:35,563 --> 01:47:37,065
Oppenheimer became concerned

1546
01:47:37,131 --> 01:47:39,866
that the detonation
might produce a chain reaction,

1547
01:47:39,934 --> 01:47:41,169
engulfing the world.

1548
01:47:41,235 --> 01:47:42,770
They went ahead anyway
and got lucky.

1549
01:47:42,836 --> 01:47:47,442
Think of our scientist as
her generation's Oppenheimer.

1550
01:47:47,508 --> 01:47:50,044
She devises a method
for inverting the world,

1551
01:47:50,111 --> 01:47:52,846
but becomes convinced
that by destroying us,

1552
01:47:52,914 --> 01:47:54,549
they're destroying themselves.

1553
01:47:54,615 --> 01:47:56,484
The grandfather paradox.

1554
01:47:56,551 --> 01:47:58,453
But, unlike Oppenheimer,

1555
01:47:58,519 --> 01:47:59,654
she rebels,

1556
01:47:59,721 --> 01:48:01,956
splitting the algorithm
into nine sections

1557
01:48:02,023 --> 01:48:04,559
and hiding them the best place
she can think of.

1558
01:48:05,226 --> 01:48:06,294
The past.

1559
01:48:06,361 --> 01:48:07,261
Here, now.

1560
01:48:07,328 --> 01:48:09,764
There are nine nuclear powers.

1561
01:48:09,831 --> 01:48:11,799
Nine bombs.

1562
01:48:11,865 --> 01:48:14,836
Nine sets of the most closely guarded
materials in the history of the world.

1563
01:48:14,902 --> 01:48:16,938
The best hiding place possible.

1564
01:48:17,004 --> 01:48:19,807
Nuclear containment facilities.

1565
01:48:19,873 --> 01:48:21,275
Sator's lifelong mission,

1566
01:48:21,342 --> 01:48:23,978
financed and guided
by the future, has been to

1567
01:48:24,045 --> 01:48:26,481
find and reassemble
the algorithm.

1568
01:48:26,547 --> 01:48:27,782
Why do they choose him?

1569
01:48:27,849 --> 01:48:29,784
Because he was at the right
place at the right time.

1570
01:48:29,851 --> 01:48:31,853
The collapse of
the Soviet Union.

1571
01:48:31,919 --> 01:48:35,256
The most insecure moment in the
history of nuclear weapons.

1572
01:48:35,323 --> 01:48:37,725
How many sections does he have?

1573
01:48:37,792 --> 01:48:39,527
After the 241, all nine.

1574
01:48:39,594 --> 01:48:41,396
Jesus Christ.

1575
01:48:41,462 --> 01:48:44,632
And that's why you're going to
do things differently this time.

1576
01:48:45,600 --> 01:48:47,001
To change things?

1577
01:48:47,068 --> 01:48:48,336
So Katherine won't get hurt?

1578
01:48:48,403 --> 01:48:50,905
So Sator won't get
the algorithm.

1579
01:48:51,506 --> 01:48:52,707
[chuckles softly]

1580
01:48:52,774 --> 01:48:55,143
If that universe can exist...

1581
01:48:55,209 --> 01:48:56,477
we don't live in it.

1582
01:48:56,544 --> 01:48:58,479
Well, let's try.

1583
01:48:58,546 --> 01:49:00,381
You're going to warn me.

1584
01:49:00,448 --> 01:49:02,049
No, I'm not.

1585
01:49:02,116 --> 01:49:03,684
Ignorance is our ammunition.

1586
01:49:03,751 --> 01:49:04,986
Come on.

1587
01:49:05,052 --> 01:49:07,188
If you had known
what the algorithm was,

1588
01:49:07,255 --> 01:49:09,557
would you have let it fall
into Sator's hands?

1589
01:49:10,691 --> 01:49:12,660
You want Sator to get
the last section.

1590
01:49:12,727 --> 01:49:15,396
That is the only way he'll
bring together the other eight.

1591
01:49:15,463 --> 01:49:17,698
I was supposed to steal it...

1592
01:49:17,765 --> 01:49:18,901
then lose it?

1593
01:49:18,966 --> 01:49:20,835
Mission accomplished.

1594
01:49:20,903 --> 01:49:22,437
You used me.

1595
01:49:23,271 --> 01:49:25,440
As you used Katherine.

1596
01:49:25,506 --> 01:49:27,742
Standard operating procedure.

1597
01:49:27,809 --> 01:49:28,843
[Protagonist scoffs]

1598
01:49:28,911 --> 01:49:30,311
You've done your part.

1599
01:49:30,878 --> 01:49:32,146
My part?

1600
01:49:32,213 --> 01:49:34,782
I'm the protagonist
of this operation.

1601
01:49:34,849 --> 01:49:36,017
You...

1602
01:49:36,083 --> 01:49:37,886
are a protagonist.

1603
01:49:37,952 --> 01:49:40,923
Did you think you were the only
one capable of saving the world?

1604
01:49:40,988 --> 01:49:42,190
[Priya scoffs]

1605
01:49:45,760 --> 01:49:46,961
No.

1606
01:49:48,062 --> 01:49:49,664
But I am.

1607
01:49:49,730 --> 01:49:51,032
Because I haven't told you

1608
01:49:51,098 --> 01:49:52,901
where he's assembling the
algorithm or when.

1609
01:49:52,967 --> 01:49:54,101
You're about to.

1610
01:49:54,168 --> 01:49:55,770
No, I'm not.

1611
01:49:55,837 --> 01:49:57,104
So, deal us in.

1612
01:49:58,105 --> 01:49:59,474
"Us"?

1613
01:49:59,540 --> 01:50:01,108
Why would you want to
involve her again?

1614
01:50:01,175 --> 01:50:02,677
Because she can get
close to him.

1615
01:50:02,743 --> 01:50:04,045
Does he still trust her?

1616
01:50:04,111 --> 01:50:05,513
He thinks she's dead.

1617
01:50:05,580 --> 01:50:06,881
But he used to.

1618
01:50:06,949 --> 01:50:09,150
You have started looking at
the world in a new way.

1619
01:50:09,217 --> 01:50:10,585
And now, it's your turn.

1620
01:50:10,651 --> 01:50:12,320
Assuming she
makes it out alive,

1621
01:50:12,386 --> 01:50:14,622
whether or not you feel
she knows too much.

1622
01:50:14,689 --> 01:50:15,790
I can't.

1623
01:50:15,857 --> 01:50:17,191
If you don't have
the authority,

1624
01:50:17,258 --> 01:50:19,627
then talk to whoever's
in charge of loose ends.

1625
01:50:19,694 --> 01:50:21,362
I need your word

1626
01:50:21,429 --> 01:50:24,398
that she and her son
will be safe, Priya.

1627
01:50:24,465 --> 01:50:26,434
What good is someone's word
in our line of business?

1628
01:50:28,669 --> 01:50:30,204
[sighs heavily]

1629
01:50:32,540 --> 01:50:33,407
They'll be safe.

1630
01:50:35,309 --> 01:50:37,445
There's a rally point
offshore at Trondheim.

1631
01:50:37,512 --> 01:50:39,146
<i>Get yourselves up there.</i>

1632
01:50:39,213 --> 01:50:41,115
<i>Ives has a team
ready to invert.</i>

1633
01:50:41,182 --> 01:50:42,650
[Protagonist] <i>You have
a turnstile?</i>

1634
01:50:42,717 --> 01:50:45,253
The exact technology
that we're trying to suppress.

1635
01:50:45,319 --> 01:50:48,022
Fighting fire with fire's
a treacherous business.

1636
01:50:48,089 --> 01:50:50,191
But there are some people,
in the future,

1637
01:50:50,258 --> 01:50:53,761
who want to continue the
algorithm's journey into the past.

1638
01:50:54,829 --> 01:50:56,364
You see...

1639
01:50:56,430 --> 01:50:59,333
<i>Tenet wasn't founded
in the past.</i>

1640
01:50:59,400 --> 01:51:02,603
<i>It will be founded
in the future.</i>

1641
01:51:28,931 --> 01:51:30,865
[Kat] Can't get over the birds.

1642
01:51:30,933 --> 01:51:32,733
How're you feeling?

1643
01:51:38,006 --> 01:51:39,640
Tell me you're gonna kill him.

1644
01:51:40,441 --> 01:51:41,375
I can't.

1645
01:51:41,442 --> 01:51:42,610
Why not?

1646
01:51:42,677 --> 01:51:44,378
Bet you've probably
killed a lot of people.

1647
01:51:44,445 --> 01:51:46,547
Not with a dead man's switch.

1648
01:51:46,614 --> 01:51:48,884
[Protagonist]
The fitness tracker he wears.

1649
01:51:48,951 --> 01:51:50,151
He's obsessive
about his health.

1650
01:51:50,217 --> 01:51:51,419
[Neil] It'll be linked
to a switch,

1651
01:51:51,485 --> 01:51:53,588
probably a simple e-mail burst

1652
01:51:53,654 --> 01:51:55,423
that reveals the location
of the dead drop,

1653
01:51:55,489 --> 01:51:57,425
set to fire if his heart stops.

1654
01:51:57,491 --> 01:51:59,895
His death activates
the algorithm.

1655
01:51:59,962 --> 01:52:01,762
He dies, the world ends.

1656
01:52:01,829 --> 01:52:03,497
No one dares kill him.

1657
01:52:05,600 --> 01:52:07,735
No, you've missed the point.

1658
01:52:10,005 --> 01:52:11,539
He's intending to end his life.

1659
01:52:13,909 --> 01:52:14,775
[Protagonist] Why?

1660
01:52:16,611 --> 01:52:18,145
He's dying.

1661
01:52:18,981 --> 01:52:21,215
Inoperable pancreatic cancer.

1662
01:52:22,516 --> 01:52:24,518
And he's taking the world
with him.

1663
01:52:24,585 --> 01:52:26,821
If he can't have her,
no one can.

1664
01:52:26,888 --> 01:52:31,093
He gets to choose the time and
place for the end of the world.

1665
01:52:31,158 --> 01:52:33,694
What moment?
What does he choose?

1666
01:52:35,529 --> 01:52:38,499
You told me about a holiday
where you let him feel loved.

1667
01:52:38,900 --> 01:52:40,134
Vietnam.

1668
01:52:40,201 --> 01:52:42,169
You said he vanished. What day?

1669
01:52:42,236 --> 01:52:44,605
I went ashore with Max and he flew
off, but I don't know what day it was.

1670
01:52:44,672 --> 01:52:47,009
It was the 14th. Ten days ago.

1671
01:52:47,075 --> 01:52:48,376
He was in Ukraine.

1672
01:52:48,442 --> 01:52:50,112
At the Kiev opera siege.

1673
01:52:50,177 --> 01:52:53,648
How do you know about that?

1674
01:52:53,714 --> 01:52:55,951
The point is, he wasn't on his
yacht, so that's his window.

1675
01:52:56,018 --> 01:52:58,619
To go back to that golden
moment and have it be his last.

1676
01:52:58,686 --> 01:53:00,321
[Protagonist] Everyone's last.

1677
01:53:00,388 --> 01:53:02,156
We have to lift the algorithm
from the dead drop

1678
01:53:02,223 --> 01:53:03,524
without Sator knowing.

1679
01:53:03,591 --> 01:53:05,826
If he believes it's there,
he kills himself.

1680
01:53:05,894 --> 01:53:07,328
And not the rest of us.

1681
01:53:07,395 --> 01:53:08,529
Where's the dead drop?

1682
01:53:08,596 --> 01:53:10,297
Knowledge divided, my friend.

1683
01:53:10,364 --> 01:53:11,432
You're not gonna tell me?

1684
01:53:11,499 --> 01:53:12,901
Ignorance is our ammunition.

1685
01:53:12,968 --> 01:53:14,903
But I need you back
on that yacht, Kat.

1686
01:53:14,970 --> 01:53:16,804
Why?

1687
01:53:16,871 --> 01:53:19,240
You have to stop him killing
himself until we know the algorithm

1688
01:53:19,306 --> 01:53:21,242
is out of the dead drop.

1689
01:53:21,308 --> 01:53:23,377
But if I'm caught there,
my son sees.

1690
01:53:23,444 --> 01:53:25,179
I don't want those moments
to be full of anguish

1691
01:53:25,246 --> 01:53:27,448
if they're gonna be his last.

1692
01:53:28,116 --> 01:53:29,383
They're not.

1693
01:53:54,308 --> 01:53:55,543
[Ives] It's time.

1694
01:53:55,609 --> 01:53:56,978
We're working our way
back to the 14th,

1695
01:53:57,045 --> 01:53:58,713
but without knowing
where the dead drop is,

1696
01:53:58,779 --> 01:54:01,348
there's only so much
I can do to prepare.

1697
01:54:02,416 --> 01:54:05,519
You know what a hypocenter is?

1698
01:54:05,586 --> 01:54:07,923
It's ground zero for
an underground nuclear test.

1699
01:54:07,989 --> 01:54:13,095
Sir Michael Crosby told me about a
detonation in Stalsk-12 on the 14th.

1700
01:54:13,161 --> 01:54:15,496
The dead drop is at the bottom
of the hypocenter.

1701
01:54:15,563 --> 01:54:18,566
That explosion
seals up the algorithm.

1702
01:54:18,632 --> 01:54:20,334
[Ives] Well, then we better
pull it out of that hole

1703
01:54:20,401 --> 01:54:22,603
before the bomb goes off, eh?

1704
01:54:24,739 --> 01:54:26,507
[announcer on PA] <i>Line it up.</i>

1705
01:54:26,574 --> 01:54:27,775
<i>Move forward.</i>

1706
01:54:29,877 --> 01:54:30,878
<i>Next.</i>

1707
01:54:35,117 --> 01:54:36,317
<i>Line it up.</i>

1708
01:54:37,953 --> 01:54:39,286
Where's Neil?

1709
01:54:42,224 --> 01:54:43,457
He must've
gone through already.

1710
01:54:43,524 --> 01:54:45,292
I didn't get to say goodbye.

1711
01:54:45,359 --> 01:54:46,995
This is goodbye, isn't it?

1712
01:54:47,062 --> 01:54:48,696
I'd like to say...

1713
01:54:48,763 --> 01:54:50,598
that you don't have to
do this, Kat...

1714
01:54:50,664 --> 01:54:53,768
Worst thing Andrei ever did to
me was that offer he made me.

1715
01:54:53,834 --> 01:54:57,038
Let me go if I agreed
never to see my son again.

1716
01:54:58,305 --> 01:55:00,307
I shouted and...

1717
01:55:00,374 --> 01:55:02,476
<i>swore.</i>

1718
01:55:02,543 --> 01:55:04,946
But he'd seen it on my face,
just for an instant.

1719
01:55:08,282 --> 01:55:10,484
I considered it.

1720
01:55:10,551 --> 01:55:12,787
I don't know if I hate him more
for what he's done,

1721
01:55:12,853 --> 01:55:14,923
or because he knows that
about me.

1722
01:55:15,322 --> 01:55:16,524
Oh.

1723
01:55:18,260 --> 01:55:19,727
A chance to help save my child.

1724
01:55:19,794 --> 01:55:21,997
You can't know
what that means to a mother.

1725
01:55:22,063 --> 01:55:23,364
No.

1726
01:55:23,430 --> 01:55:25,299
You've killed people
you've hated before.

1727
01:55:25,366 --> 01:55:26,801
It's not usually personal.

1728
01:55:26,867 --> 01:55:28,869
Well, he's dying anyway.
Maybe it doesn't even count.

1729
01:55:28,937 --> 01:55:30,738
It always counts, Kat.

1730
01:55:30,805 --> 01:55:34,276
You're not there to kill him,
you're the backstop.

1731
01:55:34,341 --> 01:55:37,212
If we don't lift that algorithm
and he kills himself,

1732
01:55:37,279 --> 01:55:38,980
he takes us all with him.

1733
01:55:41,549 --> 01:55:43,818
You just keep up
your end, okay?

1734
01:55:47,755 --> 01:55:49,291
[Protagonist] Today's the 14th.

1735
01:55:49,356 --> 01:55:50,959
Offshore of Siberia.

1736
01:55:51,026 --> 01:55:52,359
Time for us to go.

1737
01:55:52,426 --> 01:55:53,727
You keep going back
another day,

1738
01:55:53,794 --> 01:55:55,629
give you some time
to get back into Vietnam.

1739
01:55:55,696 --> 01:55:56,797
And who gets me on the yacht?

1740
01:55:56,864 --> 01:55:58,666
I've got somebody good
lined up.

1741
01:55:58,732 --> 01:56:01,702
When it's over, when you're
raising your boy, carry this.

1742
01:56:01,769 --> 01:56:04,105
There may be a time and place
you feel threatened.

1743
01:56:04,172 --> 01:56:07,408
Hit "talk," state your
location, hang up.

1744
01:56:07,474 --> 01:56:09,443
Who gets the message?

1745
01:56:09,510 --> 01:56:11,412
Posterity.

1746
01:56:50,551 --> 01:56:52,153
[Ives] Stalsk-12.

1747
01:56:52,220 --> 01:56:55,323
Hidden from the world is a city
where anything can happen.

1748
01:56:55,389 --> 01:56:59,793
And today, ladies and gents,
for ten minutes, it most assuredly does.

1749
01:56:59,860 --> 01:57:03,597
You've been divided into two teams
for a temporal pincer movement.

1750
01:57:03,664 --> 01:57:05,200
We're Red Team, moving forward.

1751
01:57:05,267 --> 01:57:07,701
In order to distinguish
the teams, you'll wear these.

1752
01:57:07,768 --> 01:57:09,237
Our friends over there,

1753
01:57:09,304 --> 01:57:11,605
Blue Team, led by Commander
Wheeler, are inverted.

1754
01:57:11,672 --> 01:57:13,807
Why don't they let us see them?

1755
01:57:13,874 --> 01:57:15,277
Maybe we won't like
what happened.

1756
01:57:15,343 --> 01:57:18,346
[Ives] One hour from now,
they had this briefing.

1757
01:57:18,412 --> 01:57:20,048
[Wheeler speaking indistinctly]

1758
01:57:20,115 --> 01:57:23,584
Then, were dropped on the ridge
above the hypocenter,

1759
01:57:23,651 --> 01:57:25,887
as close in time
to the detonation as possible.

1760
01:57:25,954 --> 01:57:29,891
Their objectives were clearance
and clarification.

1761
01:57:29,958 --> 01:57:33,962
Now, this briefing has the
benefit of their experience.

1762
01:57:50,711 --> 01:57:52,646
Both teams have
countdown watches.

1763
01:57:52,713 --> 01:57:55,283
Ours counts down from ten,
from landing

1764
01:57:55,350 --> 01:57:57,185
to zero to the explosion.

1765
01:57:57,252 --> 01:57:58,920
- <i>Blue Team is reversed.</i>
- [Wheeler] Everybody, look to your left.

1766
01:57:58,987 --> 01:58:03,024
If you are not at the LZ
at zero, you are not leaving.

1767
01:58:04,092 --> 01:58:05,360
Do you understand?

1768
01:58:05,427 --> 01:58:09,030
[Ives] We drop in, clear LZs
for Blue Team evacuation.

1769
01:58:09,097 --> 01:58:10,831
We make our way
into the city proper.

1770
01:58:10,899 --> 01:58:13,534
These buildings are abandoned,
but we learned

1771
01:58:13,600 --> 01:58:15,236
there is a turnstile.

1772
01:58:15,303 --> 01:58:17,305
Expect a bitemporal response.

1773
01:58:17,372 --> 01:58:18,772
They'll have inverse ordnance?

1774
01:58:18,839 --> 01:58:21,109
Inverse, conventional,

1775
01:58:21,176 --> 01:58:24,478
forward antagonists, inverted
antagonists, they have it all.

1776
01:58:24,545 --> 01:58:26,047
On the other side of the city,

1777
01:58:26,114 --> 01:58:28,383
the ground rises to the ridge
above the hypocenter.

1778
01:58:28,450 --> 01:58:31,886
A splinter unit will take this
tunnel from the city

1779
01:58:31,953 --> 01:58:33,888
to the floor of the hypocenter.

1780
01:58:33,955 --> 01:58:36,657
Blue Team located
an entrance here.

1781
01:58:36,724 --> 01:58:38,826
The bomb is in this rock,

1782
01:58:38,893 --> 01:58:42,030
high above,
to trigger a collapse,

1783
01:58:42,097 --> 01:58:42,998
sealing the cavern.

1784
01:58:43,064 --> 01:58:44,698
How do we defuse the bomb
up there?

1785
01:58:44,765 --> 01:58:47,235
We don't. The explosion
takes place as planned.

1786
01:58:47,302 --> 01:58:51,239
Now, our job is to fail
to defuse that bomb

1787
01:58:51,306 --> 01:58:55,043
while the splinter unit
achieves its task undetected.

1788
01:58:55,110 --> 01:58:55,910
Which is?

1789
01:58:55,977 --> 01:58:58,179
Need-to-know, and you don't.

1790
01:58:58,246 --> 01:59:00,015
Any other stupid questions?

1791
01:59:00,081 --> 01:59:02,716
Good. Well, let's go.
Let's get ready.

1792
01:59:05,453 --> 01:59:06,854
I wanted to be
on the first wave.

1793
01:59:06,921 --> 01:59:08,323
There is no first wave.

1794
01:59:08,390 --> 01:59:11,192
Red Team and Blue Team
operate simultaneously.

1795
01:59:11,259 --> 01:59:12,994
Look,

1796
01:59:13,061 --> 01:59:15,196
don't get on the chopper if you
can't stop thinking in linear terms.

1797
01:59:15,263 --> 01:59:18,599
Now, you wanna be on the team that
lifts the contents of the capsule?

1798
01:59:18,665 --> 01:59:20,701
Absolutely.

1799
01:59:20,768 --> 01:59:22,836
Yeah, that's us.

1800
01:59:22,904 --> 01:59:24,372
We're splinter unit.

1801
01:59:24,439 --> 01:59:26,207
Just us?

1802
01:59:26,274 --> 01:59:29,911
No one who knows the contents of
that capsule can leave the field.

1803
01:59:29,978 --> 01:59:32,746
I thought we'd
manage ourselves.

1804
01:59:42,257 --> 01:59:44,392
[Mahir] It's 40 feet from the
private deck to the water.

1805
01:59:44,459 --> 01:59:46,027
Can you jump it?

1806
01:59:46,094 --> 01:59:47,362
I can dive it.

1807
01:59:47,429 --> 01:59:50,131
Until you see my signal,
you don't let him die.

1808
01:59:56,471 --> 01:59:58,672
[helicopter departing]

1809
02:00:25,900 --> 02:00:27,402
[Ives] Thirty seconds!

1810
02:00:27,469 --> 02:00:28,970
[explosions]

1811
02:01:08,476 --> 02:01:09,676
[Ives] Go! Go! Go!

1812
02:01:21,156 --> 02:01:23,258
[Wheeler] We're coming in
on a shockwave.

1813
02:01:23,324 --> 02:01:24,658
Hang on, people.

1814
02:01:33,601 --> 02:01:35,036
On your feet!

1815
02:01:40,008 --> 02:01:41,875
[Red Team member
shouting in reverse]

1816
02:01:48,616 --> 02:01:50,118
[Ives] There!

1817
02:02:03,097 --> 02:02:04,798
[crew member] Ma'am.
We thought you'd gone ashore.

1818
02:02:04,865 --> 02:02:06,501
Well, I snuck back
to surprise Andrei.

1819
02:02:06,568 --> 02:02:07,502
Oh, the boss left.

1820
02:02:07,569 --> 02:02:08,903
[helicopter approaching]

1821
02:02:08,970 --> 02:02:11,339
Well, have Mr. Sator
find me here.

1822
02:02:11,406 --> 02:02:12,739
And don't tell the others.

1823
02:02:12,806 --> 02:02:14,175
I'll get the mess.

1824
02:03:21,676 --> 02:03:22,776
[Protagonist] Mines!

1825
02:03:22,843 --> 02:03:24,012
[Wheeler] Mines!

1826
02:03:38,092 --> 02:03:39,427
[Sator] They told me
you'd gone ashore.

1827
02:03:41,795 --> 02:03:42,964
They told me you'd flown off.

1828
02:03:43,031 --> 02:03:45,199
I came back to see you and Max.

1829
02:03:45,266 --> 02:03:48,469
Max is on shore with Anna.

1830
02:03:48,536 --> 02:03:50,271
We need time, just you and me,
after what happened.

1831
02:03:50,338 --> 02:03:53,341
I was joking.
It was a stupid joke.

1832
02:03:53,408 --> 02:03:55,209
You think I'm
a terrible mother.

1833
02:03:55,276 --> 02:03:58,845
We both know my opinion of you
is higher than yours of me.

1834
02:04:06,387 --> 02:04:09,057
I want things
to be better, Andrei.

1835
02:04:24,572 --> 02:04:25,907
[Ives] Take cover!

1836
02:04:30,011 --> 02:04:31,913
Get me a goddamn AT4!

1837
02:04:31,979 --> 02:04:33,781
Take him out, now!

1838
02:04:33,847 --> 02:04:35,249
Provide some cover!

1839
02:04:35,316 --> 02:04:37,452
Move, move, move! Let's go!

1840
02:04:37,518 --> 02:04:38,953
Move, move, move!

1841
02:04:46,694 --> 02:04:47,762
[Protagonist panting]

1842
02:04:47,829 --> 02:04:49,030
[groans]

1843
02:05:49,056 --> 02:05:50,124
[Neil] Wheeler!

1844
02:05:51,692 --> 02:05:52,760
Get outta there!

1845
02:05:52,827 --> 02:05:54,162
[Wheeler] Come on!

1846
02:05:59,700 --> 02:06:00,568
[Protagonist] Ives!

1847
02:06:02,770 --> 02:06:04,472
Splinter unit. Here.

1848
02:06:06,107 --> 02:06:08,109
You know, it's going to be
a beautiful sunset.

1849
02:06:08,176 --> 02:06:12,947
I'll get Max brought back.
We should share the moment with him.

1850
02:06:13,014 --> 02:06:15,918
I'll make you a drink.

1851
02:06:15,983 --> 02:06:18,186
Bring my son back to the boat.

1852
02:06:24,392 --> 02:06:25,660
We're runnin' out of time,
let's go!

1853
02:06:25,726 --> 02:06:28,129
If they see us,
it's all for nothing.

1854
02:06:31,766 --> 02:06:32,935
We need a distraction.

1855
02:06:33,000 --> 02:06:34,635
Don't worry about that.

1856
02:06:38,172 --> 02:06:39,707
[Wheeler] On my mark!

1857
02:06:42,577 --> 02:06:45,046
RPG, hit the base!

1858
02:06:45,112 --> 02:06:46,314
[Ives] That building
on my mark!

1859
02:06:48,449 --> 02:06:50,151
Three! Two!

1860
02:06:50,218 --> 02:06:52,220
[Wheeler] One! Fire!

1861
02:06:53,120 --> 02:06:54,455
[Ives] Fire!

1862
02:07:09,237 --> 02:07:10,705
Move! Move!

1863
02:07:13,674 --> 02:07:15,309
[horn honking]

1864
02:07:21,649 --> 02:07:22,517
[beeps]

1865
02:07:26,287 --> 02:07:28,489
[Protagonist]
We're committed now. Come on.

1866
02:07:34,729 --> 02:07:36,264
[Kat] What's that?

1867
02:07:36,330 --> 02:07:39,100
[Sator] I borrowed it
from the CIA.

1868
02:07:40,167 --> 02:07:41,269
What is it?

1869
02:07:41,335 --> 02:07:43,804
The way the world ends.

1870
02:07:43,871 --> 02:07:46,707
Not with a bang, but a whimper.

1871
02:07:46,774 --> 02:07:48,409
I don't understand.

1872
02:07:48,476 --> 02:07:50,611
When I take this,
it's all over.

1873
02:07:51,345 --> 02:07:53,447
Then don't take it yet.

1874
02:07:56,484 --> 02:07:58,185
Why not?

1875
02:07:59,453 --> 02:08:01,890
Because we have
the sunset coming.

1876
02:08:01,957 --> 02:08:04,392
And a little vodka left.

1877
02:08:04,458 --> 02:08:06,494
And Max will be here soon.

1878
02:08:06,561 --> 02:08:10,765
They said they thought it was
you, not Anna, ashore with Max.

1879
02:08:13,434 --> 02:08:17,171
So long as you can tell
the difference.

1880
02:08:19,106 --> 02:08:21,809
A moment's business, my love.

1881
02:08:33,989 --> 02:08:35,289
[Ives] <i>Mahir, do you copy?</i>

1882
02:08:35,356 --> 02:08:38,659
<i>Not clear. I repeat, not clear!</i>

1883
02:08:38,726 --> 02:08:39,860
Copy that.

1884
02:08:39,928 --> 02:08:43,230
[Ives] I repeat, not clear!

1885
02:08:44,900 --> 02:08:46,534
[both panting]

1886
02:09:09,657 --> 02:09:10,725
[Wheeler] Neil!

1887
02:09:11,559 --> 02:09:12,627
Neil!

1888
02:09:25,539 --> 02:09:26,641
Go!

1889
02:09:35,383 --> 02:09:38,319
[Ives] We don't have anything
big enough to blow this.

1890
02:09:40,088 --> 02:09:41,722
[beeping]

1891
02:09:44,358 --> 02:09:46,293
Try him.
See if he's got a grenade.

1892
02:09:50,899 --> 02:09:51,967
Anything?

1893
02:09:52,034 --> 02:09:53,467
[Protagonist] Nah, nothing.

1894
02:09:53,534 --> 02:09:55,904
[Ives] Here, you try having
a look. Can you pick it?

1895
02:09:55,971 --> 02:09:57,204
[Sator on phone] <i>I hope not.</i>

1896
02:09:57,271 --> 02:09:59,074
<i>I paid a lot for that lock.</i>

1897
02:09:59,141 --> 02:10:02,144
<i>How do you like where my
journey began and yours ends?</i>

1898
02:10:02,209 --> 02:10:03,678
Little radioactive
for my taste.

1899
02:10:03,744 --> 02:10:07,782
My fate was always bound up
with radiation.

1900
02:10:07,848 --> 02:10:10,618
We'd work where
no one else would.

1901
02:10:10,685 --> 02:10:13,320
I made a bargain
with the devil.

1902
02:10:13,387 --> 02:10:15,123
Money for time.

1903
02:10:15,189 --> 02:10:17,092
We sold our futures.

1904
02:10:17,159 --> 02:10:20,327
And now you're about to make the
same mistake for the entire world.

1905
02:10:20,394 --> 02:10:23,698
[Sator] <i>It wasn't a mistake.
I made the bargain I could.</i>

1906
02:10:23,764 --> 02:10:25,100
<i>What was yours?</i>

1907
02:10:25,167 --> 02:10:28,003
<i>You fight for a cause
you barely understand...</i>

1908
02:10:28,070 --> 02:10:31,739
<i>with people you trust so little,
you've told them nothing.</i>

1909
02:10:31,806 --> 02:10:34,142
<i>When I die,
the world dies with me.</i>

1910
02:10:34,241 --> 02:10:36,144
And your knowledge
dies with you,

1911
02:10:36,210 --> 02:10:39,880
<i>buried in a tomb like an
anonymous Egyptian builder</i>

1912
02:10:39,948 --> 02:10:42,550
<i>sealed in a pyramid
to keep his secret.</i>

1913
02:10:42,616 --> 02:10:45,352
Your faith is blind.
You're a fanatic.

1914
02:11:05,539 --> 02:11:08,342
[Protagonist] <i>What's more fanatical
than trying to destroy the world?</i>

1915
02:11:08,409 --> 02:11:11,146
[Sator] I'm not,
I'm creating a new one.

1916
02:11:11,213 --> 02:11:15,683
Somewhere, sometime, a man in a
crystalline tower throws a switch

1917
02:11:15,750 --> 02:11:19,487
and Armageddon
is both triggered and avoided.

1918
02:11:19,553 --> 02:11:23,125
Now time itself
switches direction.

1919
02:11:23,191 --> 02:11:25,326
<i>The same sunshine we basked in</i>

1920
02:11:25,392 --> 02:11:29,530
<i>will warm the faces of our
descendants generations to come.</i>

1921
02:11:29,597 --> 02:11:31,599
How could they wanna kill us?

1922
02:11:31,665 --> 02:11:34,869
Because their oceans rose
and their rivers ran dry.

1923
02:11:34,936 --> 02:11:39,241
<i>Don't you see?
They have no choice but to turn back.</i>

1924
02:11:39,306 --> 02:11:41,475
We're responsible.

1925
02:11:51,519 --> 02:11:53,420
[breathing heavily]

1926
02:11:54,722 --> 02:11:57,525
Knowing this,
do you still want me to stop?

1927
02:11:58,759 --> 02:12:00,095
Yes.

1928
02:12:00,162 --> 02:12:02,463
Each generation
looks out for its own survival.

1929
02:12:02,530 --> 02:12:04,465
That's exactly
what they're doing.

1930
02:12:04,532 --> 02:12:06,734
<i>But not you. You're a traitor.</i>

1931
02:12:06,801 --> 02:12:08,335
Bringing death to all,
because you have no life

1932
02:12:08,402 --> 02:12:10,005
of your own left.

1933
02:12:10,071 --> 02:12:11,907
<i>When I'm done, life continues.</i>

1934
02:12:11,973 --> 02:12:13,641
<i>Not your son's.</i>

1935
02:12:13,707 --> 02:12:17,344
My greatest sin was to bring a son
into a world I knew was ending.

1936
02:12:17,411 --> 02:12:19,446
<i>You think God will forgive me?</i>

1937
02:12:25,120 --> 02:12:26,420
- Wait!
- [horn honking]

1938
02:12:27,222 --> 02:12:28,422
Wait!

1939
02:12:29,257 --> 02:12:30,758
God...

1940
02:12:42,003 --> 02:12:43,637
[Wheeler] Cover me!

1941
02:12:51,345 --> 02:12:53,414
Go! Go! Go!

1942
02:12:54,882 --> 02:12:57,585
[Protagonist] You don't believe
in God, or a future,

1943
02:12:57,651 --> 02:12:59,753
or anything outside
of your own experience.

1944
02:12:59,820 --> 02:13:02,924
[Sator] <i>The rest is belief.</i>

1945
02:13:02,991 --> 02:13:05,392
And I don't have it.

1946
02:13:05,459 --> 02:13:07,461
Without it, you're not human.

1947
02:13:07,528 --> 02:13:09,064
You're just a madman.

1948
02:13:09,763 --> 02:13:11,832
Or a god.

1949
02:13:11,900 --> 02:13:12,833
<i>Of sorts.</i>

1950
02:13:12,901 --> 02:13:13,935
Like I said.

1951
02:13:17,138 --> 02:13:19,174
Don't. Jesus.

1952
02:13:19,241 --> 02:13:20,674
Our time is up.

1953
02:13:20,741 --> 02:13:22,944
[Protagonist exclaiming]

1954
02:13:27,215 --> 02:13:29,650
I'll give your love to my wife.

1955
02:13:29,717 --> 02:13:32,187
You're forgetting.
I haven't met her yet.

1956
02:13:32,254 --> 02:13:33,288
<i>That's right.</i>

1957
02:13:33,355 --> 02:13:34,923
After you meet her, she dies.

1958
02:13:34,990 --> 02:13:37,758
<i>I'll just give her
my love instead.</i>

1959
02:13:38,994 --> 02:13:39,895
Don't do...

1960
02:13:41,363 --> 02:13:42,898
Volkov... [speaks Russian]

1961
02:13:56,111 --> 02:13:58,146
[in English] Enough business,
my love.

1962
02:14:01,482 --> 02:14:03,484
- [Volkov groans]
- [shouts]

1963
02:14:25,106 --> 02:14:28,009
You have no idea
what I'm talking about, do you?

1964
02:14:29,978 --> 02:14:32,846
But it sounds
terribly important.

1965
02:14:34,748 --> 02:14:36,217
Where are you going?

1966
02:14:36,284 --> 02:14:37,484
[Kat] Aren't you hot?

1967
02:14:37,551 --> 02:14:38,852
[both grunting]

1968
02:14:54,269 --> 02:14:55,636
What are you doing now?

1969
02:14:55,703 --> 02:14:57,571
I spilled sunscreen.

1970
02:14:57,638 --> 02:14:59,707
- So what?
- Slippery!

1971
02:15:02,776 --> 02:15:04,511
Just come here.

1972
02:15:07,514 --> 02:15:08,950
Turn over.

1973
02:15:09,017 --> 02:15:10,517
You'll like it.

1974
02:15:19,626 --> 02:15:21,062
[both grunting]

1975
02:15:27,568 --> 02:15:29,170
[Volkov screaming]

1976
02:15:44,752 --> 02:15:47,088
I can't do this.

1977
02:15:47,155 --> 02:15:49,457
- I can't let you think you've won.
- Don't spoil this moment, Kat.

1978
02:15:49,523 --> 02:15:52,559
I'm not letting you go to your grave
thinking we're coming with you.

1979
02:15:55,030 --> 02:15:56,597
You're dying alone, Andrei.

1980
02:15:56,663 --> 02:15:57,932
[Protagonist] Come on, come on,
come on!

1981
02:15:57,999 --> 02:16:00,701
[Ives] Tunnel's sealed,
gate's closed.

1982
02:16:00,768 --> 02:16:02,870
Mahir, do you copy?

1983
02:16:02,937 --> 02:16:03,771
Yeah.

1984
02:16:03,837 --> 02:16:05,806
[Ives] <i>Hold. I repeat, hold!</i>

1985
02:16:11,079 --> 02:16:12,113
Look in my eyes.

1986
02:16:13,547 --> 02:16:15,116
Which do you see?

1987
02:16:16,217 --> 02:16:19,154
Despair or anger?

1988
02:16:20,422 --> 02:16:22,589
I'm not the woman
who could find love for you

1989
02:16:22,656 --> 02:16:24,825
even though you scarred her
on the inside.

1990
02:16:26,261 --> 02:16:30,331
I'm the vengeful bitch
you scarred on the outside.

1991
02:16:33,501 --> 02:16:34,701
[Sator] No!

1992
02:16:38,106 --> 02:16:39,573
[wheezing]

1993
02:16:44,479 --> 02:16:46,081
[sunscreen squelching]

1994
02:16:53,654 --> 02:16:55,756
Shit.

1995
02:16:55,823 --> 02:16:57,959
[Mahir] <i>Ives, she's killed him.
Ives, do you copy? She's killed him.</i>

1996
02:16:58,026 --> 02:17:01,096
[Ives] She jumped the gun.
She killed him.

1997
02:17:01,162 --> 02:17:02,796
[beeping]

1998
02:17:19,180 --> 02:17:22,016
Come on, come on!
Do you think they made it?

1999
02:17:26,421 --> 02:17:27,754
Ah, screw it.

2000
02:17:47,342 --> 02:17:48,376
[yells]

2001
02:18:34,322 --> 02:18:36,157
[panting]

2002
02:18:38,126 --> 02:18:40,827
[Protagonist on radio] <i>Kat!
You jumped the gun!</i>

2003
02:18:40,895 --> 02:18:42,696
I couldn't do it.

2004
02:18:42,763 --> 02:18:44,865
I couldn't let him die
thinking he'd won.

2005
02:18:44,933 --> 02:18:47,734
I knew you'd find a way.

2006
02:18:47,801 --> 02:18:49,736
Wait, you found a way,
we're okay, right?

2007
02:18:49,803 --> 02:18:51,906
<i>Yeah, found a way. Be safe.</i>

2008
02:18:51,973 --> 02:18:53,807
[gasping in relief]

2009
02:19:13,695 --> 02:19:15,330
Thought you were inverted.

2010
02:19:15,396 --> 02:19:17,165
Changed gears halfway.

2011
02:19:18,366 --> 02:19:20,201
Looked like you
needed help here.

2012
02:19:20,268 --> 02:19:22,769
[panting] Here?
We needed help down there.

2013
02:19:23,804 --> 02:19:25,940
How'd you get that lock open?

2014
02:19:26,007 --> 02:19:28,276
Wasn't me.
Didn't your team need you?

2015
02:19:29,177 --> 02:19:31,112
I'll get 'em on the next pass.

2016
02:19:31,745 --> 02:19:33,181
All right, Ives?

2017
02:19:33,248 --> 02:19:35,149
Once I've caught my breath.
[continues panting]

2018
02:19:49,130 --> 02:19:51,832
No one who's seen this
leaves the field.

2019
02:20:00,541 --> 02:20:02,143
All right.

2020
02:20:05,546 --> 02:20:07,048
We hide it.

2021
02:20:07,749 --> 02:20:09,884
We end our lives.

2022
02:20:09,951 --> 02:20:12,320
That's the only way to be sure.

2023
02:20:13,921 --> 02:20:16,090
As to when...

2024
02:20:16,157 --> 02:20:18,859
maybe that's every man's
decision to make for himself.

2025
02:20:19,761 --> 02:20:21,062
You're not gonna kill us?

2026
02:20:21,129 --> 02:20:23,698
If I ever find you, I will.

2027
02:20:23,765 --> 02:20:25,333
But you won't look too hard?

2028
02:20:26,367 --> 02:20:27,502
Yes, I will.

2029
02:20:31,139 --> 02:20:33,374
You're not going back to London
to check on Kat, are you?

2030
02:20:33,441 --> 02:20:34,175
[Protagonist] No.

2031
02:20:34,242 --> 02:20:36,077
It's far too dangerous.

2032
02:20:36,744 --> 02:20:38,413
Even from afar?

2033
02:20:39,614 --> 02:20:41,149
Even from afar.

2034
02:20:43,384 --> 02:20:44,519
Ives!

2035
02:20:45,520 --> 02:20:46,921
Wait.

2036
02:20:52,994 --> 02:20:54,595
Are you really going back in?

2037
02:20:57,098 --> 02:21:00,401
I'm the only one who could've got
that door open in time, right, Ives?

2038
02:21:00,468 --> 02:21:03,237
Well, I don't know any
locksmiths as good as you.

2039
02:21:04,605 --> 02:21:06,407
See?

2040
02:21:06,474 --> 02:21:08,576
It's me in there, again.

2041
02:21:08,643 --> 02:21:11,979
Weaving another past
in the fabric of this mission.

2042
02:21:20,455 --> 02:21:21,322
Neil, wait!

2043
02:21:25,760 --> 02:21:27,795
Just saved the world.

2044
02:21:27,861 --> 02:21:30,164
Can't leave anything to chance.

2045
02:21:30,231 --> 02:21:33,101
But can we change things
if we do it differently?

2046
02:21:33,167 --> 02:21:35,403
"What's happened's happened."

2047
02:21:35,470 --> 02:21:39,140
Which is an expression of faith
in the mechanics of the world.

2048
02:21:39,207 --> 02:21:41,042
It's not an excuse
to do nothing.

2049
02:21:41,509 --> 02:21:42,443
Fate?

2050
02:21:42,510 --> 02:21:44,078
Call it what you want.

2051
02:21:44,145 --> 02:21:45,346
What do you call it?

2052
02:21:46,247 --> 02:21:47,348
Reality.

2053
02:21:49,884 --> 02:21:51,319
Now let me go.

2054
02:21:56,691 --> 02:21:59,594
Hey, you never did tell me
who recruited you, Neil.

2055
02:21:59,660 --> 02:22:01,429
Haven't you guessed by now?

2056
02:22:02,430 --> 02:22:03,931
You did.

2057
02:22:03,998 --> 02:22:06,701
Only not when you thought.

2058
02:22:06,768 --> 02:22:09,103
You have a future in the past.

2059
02:22:09,170 --> 02:22:12,340
Years ago for me.
Years from now for you.

2060
02:22:13,174 --> 02:22:14,909
You've known me for years?

2061
02:22:16,411 --> 02:22:20,281
For me, I think this is the end
of a beautiful friendship.

2062
02:22:20,348 --> 02:22:22,885
But for me,
it's just the beginning.

2063
02:22:22,950 --> 02:22:25,153
We get up to some stuff.

2064
02:22:25,219 --> 02:22:28,423
You're gonna love it.
You'll see.

2065
02:22:28,489 --> 02:22:31,092
This whole operation's
a temporal pincer.

2066
02:22:31,559 --> 02:22:32,960
Whose?

2067
02:22:34,328 --> 02:22:35,898
Yours!

2068
02:22:35,963 --> 02:22:37,465
You're only halfway there.

2069
02:22:37,532 --> 02:22:39,567
I'll see you
at the beginning, friend.

2070
02:22:48,009 --> 02:22:51,412
[Neil] <i>We're the people saving the
world from what might have been.</i>

2071
02:22:51,479 --> 02:22:53,414
<i>World will never know
what could've happened.</i>

2072
02:22:55,283 --> 02:22:58,319
<i>And even if they did,
they wouldn't care.</i>

2073
02:23:02,156 --> 02:23:04,959
<i>'Cause no one cares about
the bomb that didn't go off.</i>

2074
02:23:05,726 --> 02:23:07,562
<i>Only the one that did.</i>

2075
02:23:10,064 --> 02:23:11,199
Do it before the boy comes out.

2076
02:23:11,265 --> 02:23:13,868
- [silenced gunshot]
- [gasps]

2077
02:23:13,936 --> 02:23:17,238
That's your idea of mercy?
You gave me your word.

2078
02:23:17,305 --> 02:23:20,875
And I told you then
what it would be worth.

2079
02:23:20,943 --> 02:23:23,044
Here, today.

2080
02:23:24,145 --> 02:23:27,381
How did you know?

2081
02:23:27,448 --> 02:23:30,852
[Kat on recording] <i>Cannon Place, 3:00.
Probably nothing, I'm...</i>

2082
02:23:30,919 --> 02:23:32,220
[Protagonist] Posterity.

2083
02:23:32,286 --> 02:23:35,891
Cannon Place, 3:00.
Probably nothing, I'm...

2084
02:23:35,958 --> 02:23:39,727
I told you you'd have to start
looking differently at the world.

2085
02:23:39,794 --> 02:23:42,864
- I have to tie up the loose ends.
- That was never your job.

2086
02:23:42,931 --> 02:23:44,065
Then whose was it?

2087
02:23:44,131 --> 02:23:46,033
Mine.

2088
02:23:46,100 --> 02:23:49,570
I realized I wasn't working for you.
We've both been working for me.

2089
02:23:49,637 --> 02:23:51,506
I'm the protagonist.

2090
02:23:53,741 --> 02:23:57,078
Then you'd better tie up
those loose ends.

2091
02:23:57,144 --> 02:23:58,679
- [silenced gunshot]
- [Priya groans]

2092
02:23:59,847 --> 02:24:01,382
Mission accomplished.

2093
02:24:03,251 --> 02:24:05,486
[Neil] <i>It's the bomb that
didn't go off.</i>

2094
02:24:05,553 --> 02:24:08,322
<i>The danger no one knew
was real.</i>

2095
02:24:13,361 --> 02:24:16,631
<i>That's the bomb with the real
power to change the world.</i>

2096
02:24:24,472 --> 02:24:27,074
[hip-hop music playing]

2097
02:24:36,350 --> 02:24:40,621
[man singing]
<i>♪ You ♪</i>

2098
02:24:40,688 --> 02:24:46,093
<i>♪ Don't know where we stand ♪</i>

2099
02:24:48,030 --> 02:24:52,600
<i>♪ It's true ♪</i>

2100
02:24:53,501 --> 02:24:59,240
<i>♪ Know the plan ♪</i>

2101
02:25:01,776 --> 02:25:04,612
<i>♪ Last time I wrecked it
Last time I whipped around ♪</i>

2102
02:25:04,679 --> 02:25:07,348
<i>♪ Last time I did the whippets
Last time I live reverse ♪</i>

2103
02:25:07,415 --> 02:25:10,484
<i>♪ Pour the brown, Hit the reverend
Last time I hit your crib ♪</i>

2104
02:25:10,551 --> 02:25:12,186
<i>♪ Last time there weren't
No tenants ♪</i>

2105
02:25:12,253 --> 02:25:14,255
<i>♪ I done went back in myself
Felt like hell ♪</i>

2106
02:25:14,322 --> 02:25:16,290
<i>♪ Felt like I risked it
Pace yourself ♪</i>

2107
02:25:16,357 --> 02:25:18,593
<i>♪ Found you livin',
Know you thrillin' Not for sinnin' ♪</i>

2108
02:25:18,659 --> 02:25:20,929
<i>♪ How I got my stripes And pendants
Backin' out in the street ♪</i>

2109
02:25:20,996 --> 02:25:23,864
<i>♪ What is wild, let it be
Ragers out, gotta eat ♪</i>

2110
02:25:23,932 --> 02:25:27,134
<i>♪ Not a vibe, but a wave
With the sound, by the way ♪</i>

2111
02:25:27,201 --> 02:25:28,836
<i>♪ Count it down, by the days ♪</i>

2112
02:25:28,904 --> 02:25:30,871
<i>♪ To myself, know they wicked
With the moves ♪</i>

2113
02:25:30,939 --> 02:25:33,107
<i>♪ I'm drinkin', off the juice
Know I'm drinkin' ♪</i>

2114
02:25:33,174 --> 02:25:36,811
<i>♪ I be smooth, then I lose it
Yeah, yeah, now ♪</i>

2115
02:25:36,877 --> 02:25:40,648
<i>♪ You ♪</i>

2116
02:25:40,715 --> 02:25:46,687
<i>♪ Don't know where we stand ♪</i>

2117
02:25:46,754 --> 02:25:49,024
<i>♪ Yeah, yeah ♪</i>

2118
02:25:49,091 --> 02:25:53,929
<i>♪ It's true ♪</i>

2119
02:25:53,996 --> 02:25:58,299
<i>♪ Know the plan ♪</i>

2120
02:26:01,937 --> 02:26:03,604
<i>♪ Close the opera ♪</i>

2121
02:26:03,671 --> 02:26:06,108
<i>♪ Hear the red and blue outside
I think our option's up ♪</i>

2122
02:26:06,173 --> 02:26:09,044
<i>♪ I recrossed it 'round the map
I had to line it up ♪</i>

2123
02:26:09,111 --> 02:26:11,980
<i>♪ I be swervin' on the waves
It's like a line of us ♪</i>

2124
02:26:12,047 --> 02:26:14,950
<i>♪ Move in 'verse on my turf
I'm outta line, I put in work ♪</i>

2125
02:26:15,017 --> 02:26:16,717
<i>♪ I draw the line
And cross it first ♪</i>

2126
02:26:16,784 --> 02:26:18,486
<i>♪ I need the time,
I need to search ♪</i>

2127
02:26:18,552 --> 02:26:20,055
<i>♪ It's just like wine,
It make it worse ♪</i>

2128
02:26:20,122 --> 02:26:21,890
<i>♪ Skrrt, skrrt in the 'vert
Skrrt, skrrt ♪</i>

2129
02:26:21,957 --> 02:26:24,325
<i>♪ Ride on land, Boeing jet,
Make it land ♪</i>

2130
02:26:24,392 --> 02:26:25,760
<i>♪ In slow motion when I dance ♪</i>

2131
02:26:25,826 --> 02:26:27,461
<i>♪ In your eyes
I see your trance ♪</i>

2132
02:26:27,528 --> 02:26:29,630
<i>♪ I run away
And then you prance ♪</i>

2133
02:26:29,697 --> 02:26:31,900
<i>♪ If I show the hideaway Will
you hide out And let it blam? ♪</i>

2134
02:26:31,967 --> 02:26:36,938
<i>♪ Ain't no time,
I'm facin' scams Nah, nah ♪</i>

2135
02:26:37,005 --> 02:26:40,708
<i>♪ You ♪</i>

2136
02:26:40,775 --> 02:26:46,714
<i>♪ Don't know where we stand ♪</i>

2137
02:26:46,781 --> 02:26:48,016
<i>♪ Yeah ♪</i>

2138
02:26:48,083 --> 02:26:52,687
<i>♪ It's true ♪</i>

2139
02:26:54,755 --> 02:26:59,493
<i>♪ Ooh ♪</i>

2140
02:27:12,473 --> 02:27:15,876
<i>♪ You ♪</i>