All language subtitles for Highlander 2 Il ritorno [Highlander 2 The quickening] (1991) [x265 4K HDR]_track9_[eng]

Remember, Highlander.

Remember?

Free men ofthe planet, hear me.

We gather together in secret
for the last time.

You suffer under the yoke
of General Katana's rule for the last time.

And you stand without a leader
for the last time.

Will you lead us, Ramírez?

No, I'm not your leader.

But because I see
with eyes different from yours,

I see a man...

with a great destiny before him.

Who is he?
Show him to us!

Let him show himself.

YES. You.

We are now as one.

How do we start?

Not we. You.
And you start with Katana.

General Katana's attacking!

Remember the rebellion?

The cause is still just...

and still yours.

Break ranks! Get more men!

My friends in here remind me
ofyou and Ramírez.

So deadly in their own
environment, yet...

so tame and servile in mine.

Maybe they're just waiting.

Waiting for what?

For you to get careless.

Ah.

Maybe they are.

But as oftomorrow,
waiting won't be an option foryou, will it?

You sure?

Let's get on with it.

The punishment for rebellion is death.

Judge them guilty,
and I'll execute them here, now.

You forget yourself, General Katana.

As you well know, for manyyears
we have exiled those rebels and criminals...

who, like you,
possess this unholy immortality.

Therefore, I sentence you both
to this same exile—

an exile into the future.

- What?
- Silence, General Katana!

In that distant future, you will face
other Immortals in trial by combat...

from which only one can survive.

And, as is your way,

you will die only when your head
is cut from your body.

- Will we be together?
- Well, not at first.

But we arejoined in a way
that can never be broken,

not even by death.

When you need me,
you'll only have to call my name.

I'll always find you.

Finally, the last one to survive
will have a choice.

Choice? What choice?

Grow old and die in the future...

or return here with his freedom
and faith restored.

Priests.

Now go, and remember,

there can be only one.

Okay, Mr. MacLeod,
the show is over.

I thought so too, Charlie.

I really did.

Today's satellite readings
from above the shield...

confirm that highly dangerous levels
of ultraviolet radiation...

continue to bombard the planet
in the absence ofthe oxzone layer.

But here below the shield
we are protected and safe.

At a press conference held earlier...

the corporation's chieffinancial officer,
David Blake, denied growing rumors...

ofa management shake-up.

Alan Neyman, president ofTSC,
was unavailable for comment...

and he seems increasingly isolated.

Shield Corporation.
May I help you?

Alan Neyman, please.
Who may I say is calling?

Tell him it's a friend.
Tell him it's MacLeod.

Please hold.
Thankyou.

I'm sorry. He's not accepting
any calls at the moment.

Any message?

No, no message.

Thankyou for calling.
Thankyou.

Hey, grandpa!

You got some change
for the oxygen machine?

Hey! Hey, you cheap fuck!

You deaforwhat?

You. You're MacLeod, aren't you?

So what?

Yeah, right. So what?

Okay, okay. Come on.
We're out of here!

- Let's go!
-- Come on, guys! Forget it!

Let's go! Move!

What was that?
What was what?

I heard something.
I'm calling it in.

Security.

I heard something. You see anything?

I don't see nothing.
Could be fish.

Fish live in the lake.

Not in this lake.

Yeah? Well, I've seen 'em.

It was a fish.

Come on, Louise. Let's do it.

Here it is.

We've got 30 seconds
to get a clear reading.

I'm going into the computer.

Blue alert!

-- Checkyour monitor!
- Three-zero-point-four-four!

Impossible. Radiation levels can't be normal.

Go to red!

Come on, Louise.
Keep moving.
But you don't know what this means.

You can tell me about it later.

Go, go, go!

Shoot! Shoot!

Let's split up!

What now, gentlemen?

Isn't that your friend MacLeod,
General?

He's getting older,
but he's still alive.

I know that! I'm not blind!

Good. Then you can also see that
he hasn't made his choice yet.

He still has time
to come back to us.

Wonderful.

Corda! Reno!

Where are you?

There you are.

I want you
to leave for the future immediately.

Find MacLeod and kill him.

But I thought you said MacLeod
was mortal and will never return.

Do me a big favor, Corda.
Don't think.

He's an old man now.
He'll be dead in a couple ofweeks.

I don't care.
Find him for me. Kill him.

It's so hard to get good help.

Hey,Jimmy.
Hey, Mr. MacLeod.

Howyou doing?
Good. Good.

All right, all right.

Ousceva?
Ousceva.

Here you go.
Good evening.

Reports havejust come in
ofa terrorist attack
on the Shield Control Center.

According to information
available at this time,

the group calling themselves Cobalt...

successfully made an attempt
to enter Shield Control...

for propaganda purposes.

The Shield Corporation
had this comment.

What Cobalt is doing is insanity.

Any tampering with the shield
ofany kind...

endangers the lives ofevery man,
woman and child on the planet.

Cobalt is known to be headed
by environmental terrorist Louise Marcus...

who led the raid
and remains at large at this time.

Pretty girl.

You're a good boy,Jimmy.
Well, bottoms up.

Hey! Are you MacLeod?

Hey, I asked you a question.
Are you MacLeod?

Yes, I am.

Great. I always wanted to meet the guy
that turned the world to shit.

He saved our lives,
ifyou ask me.

I'm not asking you.

Okay. What do you want?

Did you ever think about that
before you covered the sky with that puke?

- Who are you?
- Me?

I'm nobody. All right?

I work all day and my life stinks...

and it's your goddamn fault,
you old bastard.

Don't turn your back on me!

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

There are some people in this world...

who know when to stop...

and some people who don't.

Which kind are you?

Okay, Miss Nobody,
you're out of here.

Come on, come on—
Come on! Come on!

You're gone.
I'll see you again.

Anytime.

Oh,Jesus.
Why do they always pick my place?

Know what I'm saying?
I'm sorry, Mr. MacLeod.

No problem,Jimmy.
No problem.

Watch out!

Son ofa bitch!

Are you all right?
Yeah. Yeah, I'll be fine.

You just hang in there, Mr. MacLeod.
I'll be right back.

Hey, you! Come back here!
I'm talking to you!

Maybe I should get this one.

What was that?

What the hell was that?

Oh, no.

Not again.

Mr. MacLeod?

Yes?

I'm Louise Marcus.

Terror is a dangerous business,
Ms. Marcus.

I'm not a terrorist.

Well, whateveryou are, Ms. Marcus,
you'll have to excuse me.

I had some very disturbing news.

Did somebody die?

Unfortunately not.

Good-bye, Ms. Marcus.

You know, I used to read about you.

You had such great passion
for the world.

I admired you.

I can see that's all gone now.

You're nothing but a tired old man.

More than you know.

Oh, no, you don't.

The world is dying, MacLeod.

I need your help.

Please get out ofthe car.

No way.

Suit yourself.

Listen, MacLeod, when I broke in tonight,
the numbers and figures I saw didn't add up.

Something's wrong,
and Blake's trying to cover it up.

- What do you want me to do?
- Help me.

I can't. Not now.

What happened to the MacLeod
that everyone believed in?

That was 40 years ago.
I'm an old man.

Are you all right? What's the matter?

You gotta go.

Who are they?

I don't know.

MacLeod!

Was thatjust a lucky guess?

Wait a minute.
What are we doing?

Get in there.
Don't make a sound.
In here?

You've gotta be kidding.
Come on!

Let me have him.
But I want him!

It's my turn.

MacLeod!

You're going to die!

Ramírez! My old friend Ramírez!

Thankyou!

MacLeod.

I hate to say good-bye, Highlander!

Why? Are you going somewhere?

Hey, pal, you got a light?

Thanks.

Come on.

Come on!

Ramírez!

Ramírez!

Alas, poor Yorick.

I knew him, Horatio.

A fellow of infinitejest—

Ah!

Well, now.

Alas, poor Yorick.

I knew him, Horatio.

Actually, the name is Ramírexz.

- Will you get out of here.
- Excuse me?

A fellow of infinitejest,

of most excellent fancy.

Forgive me for interrupting
your conversation but--

He hath borne me upon his back
a thousand times.

Now, how abhorred
in my imagination it is.

My gorge rises at it.

Here hung those lips...

that I have kissed I know not how oft.

Sir, whateveryou gentlemen
felt for each other
when your friend was still alive...

is certainly none of my affair.

What's your fucking game, shithead?

Shithead?

What's a shithead?

Get offthe stage!

My apologies!

Enough ofthis useless banter.

I shall be on my way and leave you
to converse with your skull.

Farewell, dear shithead.

Farewell.

Rather glad the magic works.

So much for the horse and cart.

Louise.

Who are you?

I'm Connor MacLeod
ofthe Clan MacLeod.

And I cannot die.

I'm Louise Marcus
from Flagstaff, Arizona.

Let mejust see
if I can get this straight.

You're mortal there,
but you're immortal here...

until you kill all the guys
from there who have come here,

and then you're mortal here.

Unless you go back there...

or some more guys from there
come here,

in which case you become
immortal here... again.

- Something like that.
- Ofcourse.

It would be something like that,
wouldn't it?

Quite a night.
Tell me about it.

Think I do this every Saturday night?

Let's say it's a kind of magic.

That's not what I was talking about.

So, what do you want me to do?

You built the shield. Maybe you can
figure out what's going on up there.

What are you saying?
Something is being kept
very, very quiet.

Even your old pal Alan is on a tight leash.

I couldn't get anyone
to listen to me.

So you started Cobalt.

Got your face on national TV.

Well, ofcourse.

Somebody had to get
people's attention,

start asking questions,
find out the truth.

Someone like you?

No, damn it!

Someone like you.

Excellent threads, dude.

Shithead.

May I help you, sir?

I would like a suit ofclothes.

And why not, indeed?

We are the oldest
gentlemen's tailor in Scotland.

Well, then, I've come
to the right place...

since I am, without a doubt,
the oldest gentleman in Scotland.

Well, ifyou say so, sir.

Well, let's get started.

I have a longjourney ahead of me
and limited time.

I'm afraid sir still doesn't understand.

A suit may take
several weeks to complete.

I'm afraid sir
damn well does understand...

and sirwould like
a suit ofclothes by 3:00.

There is nothing like a challenge
to bring out the best in man.

With our compliments, sir.

Thankyou, Roy.

Can we arrange
a limo foryou, sir?

A limo?
Yes, to take you
to the airport.

Airport?

You did sayyou had
a longjourney ahead ofyou.

Yes.
Well, I believe the fastest way
is still to fly.

To fly.

Yes, ofcourse.

To fly.

Have you ever seen a blue sky?

Sure.

What was it like?

It was--

It was the deepest blue you ever saw.

But it was more than that.

White clouds suddenly
turning dark with rain.

And the smell of grass
after the storm.

Red leaves in fall.

Snow in winter.

It was beautiful.

And we thought
it would last forever.

I wish you could have seen it.

So do I.

I'd like to,

just once before I die.

Ah, yes.

Yes.

I guess ifyou want
something done,

you have to do it yourself.

It's the wackiest show on TV—
The Psychic Cook.

Step into the paranormal pantry
with the special guest ghost...

and prepare meals
from beyond the grave.

Spooky sauces to ghostly goulashes--

It's a whole lot offun!

The Psychic Cook,
weekdays at 5:00.

Brought to you by Xenon,

the world's highest grade
of non-emission gasoline,

available at
service stations everywhere.

Only $55 a gallon.

It happens again!

That was great! Yes!

Where the hell am I?

This sure doesn't look
like Kansas, does it?

Godzilla! Godxzilla!

Oh, my God!

Oh, God.

Did you see what he did?

Look out!

You're a little one, aren't you?

Bet you've always wanted
to drive one ofthese, huh?

Me too.

Hi!

Yes!

Give me more!

Let's have some fun!

Oh, my God!

Last stop.

Can't even make
a decent cup ofcoffee anymore.

You always use too much water.

- Mac?
- Alan.

Where the hell have you been?

I'm so glad you're here.

So many things have happened.
We must talk.

Okay.

Good God.

You look fantastic.

What have you been doing?
Working out?

Have you had a face lift?

Something like that.

Do you remember
the dreams we had?

Remember the day?

Good evening. Only a few months now
until the ozone layer is completely gone.

A team of international scientists
led by Dr. Alan Neyman...

and supervised by Connor MacLeod...

work around the clock.

This may be the last chance
for planet Earth.

This is TSC. We are standing by
for shield launch.

They'll remember this day
for a thousand years--

The day we protected the planet
from the sun.

All personnel please leave the area.

We are starting the final countdown.

All personnel please leave the area.
We are starting final countdown.

TSC, this is Florida Control.
All power for the shield—

All systems are go. Please run
final checks on all shield power elements.

All personnel please leave the area.
We are starting the final countdown.

TSC, this is Houston Space Control.

Satellite is in final receiving position.
You can start final countdown.

Stand by. This is it.

Roger, Control.
We are standing by.

This is it!

Florida Control, this is TSC.

The December shield installation
is ready to receive.

To all power sources
around the world, this is TSC.

We are ready to receive.

Launch minus 1 0--
Ten seconds and counting.

Okay, boys, let's make this a good one.
The world is watching.

Four, three, two, one.

Ignition!

What a day.

What a great day.

It was a great idea, wasn't it, Mac?

It still is.

But you don't know what's happened.

It's wonderful.

Alan—
Come here.
Let me showyou.

Shh, shh, shh, shh.
Come on.

Forgive me, Alan.
I didn't realixze you got in this early.

Not usually,
but we got to talking.

Forgive me.
David Blake, Connor MacLeod.

Oh, yes, ofcourse.

I'm afraid I'd forgotten
you were still alive.

Always.

Something on the computer?

Oh, no. No, no.

Nothing
I won't remember.
I hope so.

Alan, as long as we have you here,
we mightjust as well get offto an early start.

Fine.
My office?

All right.

Mr. MacLeod, I'm terribly sorry
to have to break this up.

But I trust you can find
your own way out.

Sure. Take care
ofyourself, Alan.

By the way,
how is the shield business?
Never better.

It must be great to have every country
in the world as your customer.

Actually, Mr. MacLeod,

we prefer to think that we protect
the population ofthe planet...

from death by solar radiation.

It is a rather unique service.
Don't you agree?

As long as it's necessary.

Meaning?

Maybe one day the ozone layer
will repair itself.

That would indeed be a great day
for the human race, wouldn't it?

But it really makes
no difference anymore...

since you built the shield
to last forever.

Nothing lasts forever.

It's quite comfortable back here.
Rather like a coffin.

Right. People in this town,
they'd kill you for a nickel, man.

- Hey, cabbie, you want some?
- Get the fuck away from my car!

Scumbags! Scumbags!

Really.

You're in the music business,
aren't you?

Call it a hunch. I knew that.

So you're in the music business, man.
That's cool.

I wish I was in the music business.
My sister was in the music business.

You should meet her.
I thinkyou'd get along.

- Stop now.
- What? Here?

- Now.
- This is good.

This is a good place to stop.

Goddamn! Whoo!

Shit! Fuck! Yeah!

I'll get out here.

Oh, wow!

Yeah!
Out ofcontrol!

You and my sister, man—
Forget it!

I should introduce you two.
You could sit around and...

compare tattoos
or something, man.

You're crazy!

What next, man?

Central, this isJerry Pritchard!

Hello? Hello? Shit, man.
I should have stayed in school.

Central, hello? I've got—

Just take it easy, all right?

Come on— Come on.
Central! Central!

Shit, man.

Put all this on my tab.

And,Jerry,
add a little something foryourself.

Yes.

Forgive me asking yet again,

but how do we remain
so high above the Earth with safety?

By drinking!

Welcome
to your Transatlantic flight.

Please fasten your seat belts.

In the unlikely event
ofa loss ofcabin pressure,

oxygen masks will drop
from the ceiling.

Place it overyour mouth and nose,
and breathe normally.

In case offire, please do not panic.

Place smoke hood overyour head
and crawl to your nearest exit.

Thankyou for flying with us,
and enjoyyour flight.

Ah.

My kind oftown.

I'm waiting, MacLeod.

Come to me.

I'm waiting!

But on the contrary, Virginia,

all ofthe most beautiful women
had dark hair.

Helen ofTroy, Cleopatra,
Nefertiti,Joan ofArc,

to name but a few.

In fact, it's well known
that the dark-haired ladies...

like to sit—

Would you like
to order something?

Thankyou.
May I have some water, please?

Ofcourse.
Something else foryou, sir?

No, thank you. I never eat
anything I cannot identify.

Ah. Thankyou.

That's not entirely true,
ofcourse.

Forgive me, my husband,
for leaving you so soon.

I'm so scared, Connor.

I wanted to stay and love you.

The sun is killing us.

Help the ones that are still alive.

Hold my hand.

Promise me, Connor.

Anything.

Promise me you'll do something
to stop this.

Aye, love. I will.

I love you.

It was all going to be so good, so clean.

And for one brief moment, it was.

I used to wish you were here to see it.

But not anymore.

Not after what it's become,

what it's done to us.

Bravo. Bravo.

Excellent.

I always did admire a man
who could talk to the dead.

It's so good to see you
again, MacLeod.

The remains ofyour mortal wife?

So frail.

So very dead.

At least she's at peace.

Peace is highly overrated.

Things don't change, Katana.

I like that.

After all these years,
you're still a jerk.

What do you mean?

After all this time, I was ready
to kick back, grow old and die.

You changed everything.

And now I'm back to square one.

Immortal... again.

So, Katana,
let's see who goes back after all.

Mmm.

I rather like this place.

It's got atmosphere.

I just might stay.

Get off!

Remember the golden rule,
Highlander.

We must never fight
on holy ground.

And this...

is holy ground.

Ashes to ashes,

dust to dust.

Ifyou don't take it out and use it,
it's going to rust.

On three!
Break!

Red 36, Blue 2 1 !
Hike! Hike! Hike!

Ship's log: The Rosemary.

The men are all gone now,
God rest their souls.

I alone have come back
from the dead... again.

Who knows how long
I will continue to drift--

days, months, years?

As ofthis day--
September 6, 1 853—

Captain MacLeod no longer exists.

Will this never end?

Not bad.

Nicely played, MacLeod,

but the game's not overyet.

What happened to you?
Are you all right?

I'm fine.

Who is the girl in the painting?

That was Heather--

my first wife.

We lived in Scotland in 1 542.

What was she like?

Full of love. Full of life.
Till the end.

I held her in my arms
when she died.

An old woman.

I still loved her.

And the other?

That's Brenda— my last wife.

She looks lovely.

She was.

She died in New York,
29 years ago.

That's a long time to be alone.

You get used to it.

Do you really?

No.

What is it?

Oh, no. Not again.

Go upstairs.

Damn.

Greetings, Highlander.
You called?

Incredible.

What tookyou so long?
They could have killed me.

Don't be ridiculous.

You've remembered
almost everything I taught you.

I've had a lot of practice lately.

There's no substitute
for experience.

What experience?
You've been dead for 500 years.

- So?
- Watch it!

Watch what?
"Watch what?"

The sculpture!

That's a sculpture?

Now you are
being ridiculous.

Remember, MacLeod—
you called me.

Hmm?

To magic.
Magic works.

It's nice to see that some things
have actually improved over the years.

Is this private?

Not necessarily.

This isJuan Sánchexz
Villa-Lobos Ramírexz,

my old friend and teacher,
visiting from Scotland.

Visiting most unexpectedly
from Scotland.

This is Louise Marcus.

Watch it.
She's wanted by the police.

I didn't realixze
the police had such good taste.

So, you two have known
each other for a long time.

Seems like an eternity.

Please don't bother, Alan.

Every time you turn that thing on
itjust gets printed out in my office.

And yes, yes, yes,
yes, yes, yes, yes' yes,

that includes your little computer
conversation with MacLeod the other day.

Besides, what good could you
possibly do, old man?

What do you mean?
Oh, I don't know.

How about for starters that there simply
isn't enough energy on the planet...

to take down the shield
without killing us all?

If I'm going too fast, slow me down,
but I think you should know this all, Alan.

I mean, you designed the thing.

You and this... MacLeod.

But that was only in case
the shield was threatened.

Well, that's funny, Alan!

'Cause I was under the impression
that that's precisely what had happened.

But it really doesn't matter now,
does it?

So why don't you and I
try and relax.

No tears.

Because it's business as usual—

forever.

You have allowed yourself
to become a traitor, Alan.

And as I thinkyou know,
we have a fabulous place for traitors.

Don't we?

Gentlemen,

I can now assure you that Cobalt
will no longer be a problem.

In fact, earlier today...

the Shield Police were once again
able to stop an attempt—

Hi.

Excuse me,
but I do believe that you'll find...

the costume party
is in another building.

This happens to be a meeting,

and no one interrupts
a meeting ofthe corporation.

The corporation.
What luck.

You see, I've come
tojoin the corporation.

And here you all are.

Oww.

Where do I sign up?

Oh, I think I've had enough ofyou.

Good-bye, Attila.

Ah!

Yes, indeed.

That was brilliantly done.

Bravo.

Yes!

You know, guys,

this is no way to treat
your number one draft choice.

Hey.

Partners.

I believe you cannot run
a business without partners.

Right.

This is a business, isn't it?
Oh, yes, it is.

Ah.

We like to think of it
as a good business.
Mmm.

What exactly is it
that you want...

partner?

The Highlander.

Right.

Wilson, could we get on
the Highlander thing as soon as possible?

MacLeod.

You created that monstrosity?

Why?

It was necessary at the time.

So was Noah's flood,
but that at least
served its purpose.

Cleansed the Earth from evil
and gave it a fresh start.

Thirty-three degrees,

26 minutes north latitude.

That's where Neyman said
there was a system failure.

Meaning what?
Meaning we can go
above the shield.

We will still require
a longitude, won't we?

MacLeod.

Alan Neyman's been taken to Max.

Max? Who's Max?

A high-security prison.

MacLeod.

Your time is now!

You have entered a restricted area.

Please identifyyourself immediately.

I am Juan Sánchez
Villa-Lobos Ramírexz,

chief metallurgist to King Philip II ofSpain,
and I am at your service.

This is Checkpoint One outside
ofsecurity installation Max.

Identifyyourselves.
Hey, take it easy, man.

First time in the desert.
Which way to Vegas?

Okay,jerk-face.
Stay put, and we'll come get you.

Hit it, dude!

Get ready. Here it comes.

Hi.

You won't shoot me, will you?
I mean—

Oh, thankyou.

I wasjust hitching a ride...

and then these two guys
grabbed me and—

Oh, my. And threw me
in the trunk and—

Oh, shit.

Hello. I'm Dr. SonnyJackson,
and I've looked overyour report.

As near as I can tell, you have
a few bruises and lacerations,

but I thinkyou'll be okay
in a day or so.

Thanks. How about them?

No way. They were both dead
before the car stopped.

I'm amazed they got
as far as they did.

Gosh, I've never seen
a mess like that.

They must have taken
about a hundred bullets or so.

Excuse me. 1 08.

1 1 2, myself.

Come on. You're not counting
that little scratch, are you?

Scratch? What are you talking about?
It passed right through me.

And just look at
my splendid waistcoat.

Wait a minute. You guys--
You boys are—

You guys are... de-- Wh—

Larry!

All right, these tunnels
run along both sides of Max...

and they end up at the same place.

They both have security rooms,
and Neyman's in one ofthem.

So we should split up,
and we'll meet back together at the end.

You take this way.
Let's go, MacLeod.

No more. No more!
No more!

Alan.

Oh, my God.

Please.

Listen. Other coordinate—

Six degrees, 42 minutes west.

You can get through the shield there.

You must see foryourself.

Mac?
Yes?

We did the right thing
to build it.

Yes, we did.

- I won't forget you.
- MacLeod.

How very touching.

You don't have to worry.
No one gets out of Max.

But you said
nobody would get in either.

Who's that?

Louise Marcus.
The head ofCobalt.

A powerful enemy, I'm sure.

It doesn't matter now,

because they're both dead.

Don't let the door close!

Holy shit!

-Just stay back!
- I can help!

No, you can't— not this time!

Most people have a full measure of life.

And most peoplejust watch it
slowly drip away.

But ifyou can summon it all up...

at one time,

in one place,

you can accomplish something...

glorious!

My time here is over.
You must go and search out Katana.

It'll take the power ofyou both
to destroy the shield.

Will I ever see you again?

Who knows, Highlander?
Who knows?

Go.

Showtime.

Come on.

Outstanding!

Time foryour bitch to die!

Whatever happens, don't stop.

What?

MacLeod!

No!

I'm fine. I'm fine!

Oh, great.

Let's go.

MacLeod! MacLeod!

Hold on!

That's it! Come on!

Life is going to be quite predictable
without MacLeod.

Aren't we getting
just a little overconfident, partner?

You are betting on me, aren't you?

Oh, yes.

You see, I always play the favorite.

Alan was right.

The shield's
got to come down.

There is only one way.

I haven't any idea where they are.

I mean, for God's sake, they dropped off
the screen almost 24 hours ago.

Everybody's
got to be someplace.

Relax. At this point in his life,
he's a man with a mission.

And all his roads lead to me.

Right. I understand that.
But I do beg to differ.

What if he did get to Neyman
before he died?

And what if he did
get the coordinates?

What of it?

Well,just maybe...

they could figure it out--
about the oxzone layer.

And ifthat's the case—

Well, suffice to say that the company
would be spiraling into Chapter 1 1 .

Will you be quiet?
It's MacLeod.

Looks as though
you fucked up, eh, partner?

You really think so?

Well—

Maybe.

Then again, maybe not.

That's very cute.

Come on!

There can be only one.

It'll take the power ofyou both
to destroy the shield.

MacLeod!

Most people have a full measure of life.

And most peoplejust watch it
slowly drip away.

But ifyou can summon it all up
at one time,

in one place,

you can accomplish something...

glorious.