All language subtitles for Anaconda.2.A.Cacada..pela.Orquidea.Sangrenta.2004.dual.por

- You've sold us a bill of goods, Gordon.

You promised us new
drugs to fight everything

from the common cold to cancer.

- And we'll deliver
everything that we promised.

- I'm sorry, Gordon, but
the adventure is over.

We re exercising our option to liquidate

Byron & Mitchell Research Limited.

- Jack, show these people how filthy rich

we're gonna make them, please.

- Cordon, I don't think you
understand what I just said.

- Oh, I think I understand.

Jack.

- Perrinia immortalis, the Blood Orchid.

First described in 1392 by Houghton,

the last person to see it

until our exploratory team
brought a Sample from Borneo.

The Blood Orchid lies
dormant for seven years,

then blooms for just six months.

- Which means we just got
lucky as hell, gentlemen.

- I don't suppose anyone here

is familiar with the Hayflick limit?

- Hayflick proposed that a cell

could only replicate 56 times

before it died from a buildup of toxins.

According to him, it's
the reason that we die.

- But what if we could
transcend that limit?

- That would be impossible.

- Not according to our data.

Our research indicates
the presence of a chemical

in Perrinia immortalis

that can significantly
prolong cellular life.

- I can't support this.

- Does that mean what I think it moans?

- Are we talking about a
pharmaceutical equivalent

to the fountain of youth?

- Exactly.

- That'd be bigger than Viagra.

- Have you put this into human trials?

- We can't yet.

Our sample was degraded
in the initial Study.

We need more of the orchid.

- See, and that's our
only problem, gentlemen.

That orchid is only in
bloom tor another two weeks.

- Well, what the hell are you waiting for?

Oct your asses down to Borneo.

- Yes.

- Welcome to Borneo.
- Thanks.

- What's wrong with this picture?

- I don't know, let me see, you're in it?

- We don't have a boat, okay?

Your company had one
responsibility, to get a boat,

and you've already managed to screw it up.

- Wait, wait, wait a minute.

Your girl chartered the boat, not us.

- No, no, Sam confirmed
with the company last night.

They're still waiting for your payment.

- Hey, hey, I've got something.

Payment cleared.

- Really?

- Where's the boat?

- It's not coming.

All of the charter
companies have shut down.

No one'll risk going upriver
until after the rainy season.

- And when's that?

- Two, three weeks.

- The orchid's only in bloom
for one more week, tops.

- There's a local captain named Jin-Soon.

I'm told he'll take anyone
upriver for the right price.

- are you sure this is the place?

- They said the one with the red door.

- I bet you any kind of money

there's somebody's playing
Russian roulette in there.

- Well, maybe we'll get lucky
and they'll give you a turn.

- Hey, why don't you two just get a room.

Come on, Sam.

Wait here.

- Yeah, if you insist.

- Hey, hey.

Jin-Soon.

Jin-Soon?

- Your Indonesian sucks.

Stick to English.

- We heard you could take us upriver.

- In rainy season?

Won't be cheap.

- We can pay you 25,000.

- I'll have a talk with the captain.

- What do you mean,
you're not the captain?

- Jin-Soon!

These tourists need a boat.

I told them not in the rainy season.

- You're Jin-Soon?

- Local nickname.

Name's Johnson, Bill Johnson.

It's a pronunciation thing.

And you can rent my boat for 25 grand.

Now, you want me to drive it,

well, that'll cost you 50.

- 50 grand, are you high?

You know what, please
don't answer that question.

There is no way I'm trusting
thiS guy with the expedition.

- Listen, lady.

Let's cut the bullshit, please.

If one of the other charter
companies could take you,

you'd be on the river by now.

You only came to me
because you're desperate.

50 grand's my price.

Take it or leave it.

- I've seen subway cars
in better Shape than thiS.

- Yeah, she may be ugly, but she puts out.

- Ah, shit!

- What took you so long?

- Hey, you try getting a GPS
locator, a Sat-Nav EchoStar

and a UV spectrometer
past Indonesian customs.

- Complaining already.
- Yeah.

- Would you rather be back in the office?

- Hell, yeah.

Girl, I had courtside seats
at the Garden Saturday night.

I was gonna sit right
between Spike and Woody.

Oh, man, is that our ride?

- Look at
the bright side, Cole.

At least the weather's nice.

- Ben Douglas, team doctor.

You must be Sam.

- Yeah, we spoke on the phone.

Glad to have you aboard.

- I'm gonna get you for this.

- Oh, yeah, this could be fun.

- You can forget about that, dog.

That's one car you
ain't never gonna catch.

- There's always a way.

- Your team's a little green, huh?

- My former grad students.

Best in their field.

Here's a tip for Wexell-Hall:

you want the best young
talent, recruit early.

- Yes, I'm sure Sam's very talented.

- I think I resent that.

- You and the other
gal can stay in here.

- You live here.

- The way you say that, I
can tell you're impressed.

All right, and if you need anything.

Well, if you need anything,
you're shit out of luck.

- Okay.

Now, this is where the
exploratory team found the orchid.

In the Selatan Basin.

It took them three days to get upriver.

- Yeah, that was before the rainy season.

Some of these waterways
could be dangerous now.

- You said you could got us there safely.

- And I will.

But safe isn't always quick.

We'll work our way upriver
one bend at a time.

If I don't like what I
see, we change course.

You can't chart the fastest
route before you begin.

- Already have.

Check, aight.

Now, we're uplinked in real
time to NASA and AsiaSatCom.

Now, under ideal conditions,

This is the fastest route.

But once we superimpose weather patterns

for the past 10 years
and then extrapolate,

bingo, it's Padrang to the Selatan Basin.

I'm a bad man.

- All right, look, we got less than a week

to get to that orchid.

Now, if you can't get the job done,

give us our money back and
we'll get somebody who can.

- I'll get you there.

- Ugh.

God help me.

Ugh.

Something attacked me,
something attacked me!

Oh, my god!

- Man, she said something attacked her.

- No, no, no, no, no!

- It's okay, it's okay.

What the hell did you do?

You scared him.

- I scared him?

- This is Kong.

Kong lives here.

You're guests.

Be nice.

- Disgusting animal.

- Uh, you okay now?

- I'm fine, just keep
your hands off of me.

- Oh, yeah, well, it's gonna
be tough, but I'll try.

No, no, the S-1 has to be on
file before the week is out.

- Yeah, yeah.
- No, I don't care.

See, that's the point.
- Yeah, yeah, hello?

- No, the S-1 needs to be on
file before the week is out.

- Yes, we were able to get on the river...

- Well, that's the whole purpose.

We need the comments back from the SEC.

- Uh-huh, yeah.
- Excuse me, excuse me.

I'm trying...
- lt's the only place

I got reception.
- No, juSt get it done, okay?

- No, that's impossible.
- We need to be ready to go,

effectively...
- Three, four days...

Hello?
- Hello?

- Hello!
- Bob!

- Damn!
- Damn it!

- Try my phone.

Works just as good, but it's free.

- Oh, okay, okay, maybe you
can use my Special antenna

to boost your reception.

- We're dealing
with a lithophytic vine,

so we want to search any rock face.

- Now, this ridge here seems a good bot.

- Sam.

Come on, Sam, what do you say?

We're young, we're
Single, we're in Borneo.

What do you got to lose?

You're not satisfied, you
walk away, no commitments.

- No commitments?

That's your pitch?

- Did I say no commitments?

I meant marry me.

- Am I gonna be dealing with
thiS for the next two weeks?

- Yep.

- So you were one of Jack's students?

- Yeah, he was teaching a seminar
on botanical pharmacology.

Soon as I finished my
dissertation, he hired me.

- Well, that's one way to get a leg up.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- I had a professor who wanted to hire me

right out of school.

Of course, he wanted
me to be his secretary.

- Look, it I've done something
to offend you in any way...

- No, no, dear, not at all.

Actually, I admire you.

Took me 10 years to get where I am.

Clearly, your generation
has it figured out.

- Man, this is good, man.

Where'd you learn to cook like this?

- It's just a little recipe
I picked up in Sri Lanka.

- What were you doing there?

- Doctors Without Borders.

It's my day job.

- You guys expect to need
a doctor for Some reason?

- Can't get the expedition
bonded without one.

- Well, you just think of me
as a charming insurance policy.

- Hey!

You've had your dinner.

Oct out of here.

Ah, what'd I say?

- There's not that much...

- I'm serious, Gail,
I'm not sleeping up there.

I ain't sleeping on the floor.

I ain't sleeping on no damn.

- Oh, shit, what was that?

- What the hell was that?

- Something's getting eaten.

- By what?

- Everything gets eaten out here.

It's the jungle.

Kong.

Hey, you guys seen Kong?

- No, not since last night.

Come on, man.
- Why's that?

Where are you?

Kong?

- We need those results by next month

if we want the FDA off our backs.

Hello?

Shit!

I can't hoar you!

Can you hear me now?

How about now?

Can you hear me now?

Can you hear me now?

- We can.

- Can you hear me now?

- Oh, shit.
- Gail, oh, my god.

Oh, my god, shit.

- Stop the boat!

- I'll go.

- All right.
- Hey, Gail!

Can you hear me now?

- Oh, I'm gonna kill you.

- Stroke, Gail, stroke, come on.

- Watch your back.
- Come on, Stroke.

- Hey, Gail, how's the water?

- Maybe you should drop the phone.

It's probably holding you back.

- All right.
- Stay calm, Gail.

- Come on
- Come on, stay calm.

- Use your phone
as a flotation device.

- All right, come on, Gail.

You're almost there, Gail.
- Come on,

it's just like a phone.

- I got it.

- Oh!

- Holy shit!
- Holy shit.

- Get out!
- Hurry up!

- Hurry up, hurry up!

- Come on, come on!
- Grab it.

- Look out!

- Mitchell.
- Oh, my god.

- Yeah, Bill!

Oct him, Bill!

Oct him in the eye, Bill!

- Bill?

- Where'd he go?

- Where'd he go?
- Bill, Bill!

- I don't see him.

Where's he gone?
- Oh, my god.

- Oh, shit, you won.

- You're okay?

- I lost my phone.

- Sorry to hoar it.

- That was either the bravest

or the stupidest thing I've ever seen.

- It's a fine line.

- Good as new.
- Thanks.

- To Gail, who knows it's
better to cat than be eaten.

- To Gail.
- Hear, hear, baby.

- Almost eaten just to find a flower.

Hardly seems worth it.
- Oh, it's worth it.

I mean, think about it, right?

A pill that you take every
day for the rest of your lite.

Now, even if we charge,
say, a dollar a pop,

we're billionaires.

- Yeah, that's what
I'm talking about, baby.

- At $100 a bottle,

I'll dive in that river
and fight that croc myself.

- So how many flowers does
it take to save the world?

- We figure 50 orchids

will yield about an ounce of chemical.

- You could have a football
field full of those orchids,

still doesn't mean you can
get it through human trials.

- She doesn't even believe in you.

- Comes with the territory.

In research, you've got
to go out on a limb.

And there's always someone
waiting to chop it off.

- Where the hell have you been, huh?

- Damn that thing!

- Where you been, boy?

Calm down, calm down.

- Poor guy.
- Lt's okay, it's all right.

- Looks like ho's seen a ghost.

- It's all right.

It's all right.

It's all right.

- What if Gail's right?

I mean, colls in a Petri
dish are one thing.

Human trials are another.

- She's wrong.

And when Perrinia
immortalis goes to product,

and you and I can cash
in our Stock options,

we'll rub her face in it.

- Stock options?

- I spoke to Mitchell.

We're each giving you half a point.

- I don't know what to say.

- Don't say anything.

You deserve it.

All this wouldn't be
possible without your work.

- Jack.

I thought we decided against that.

- Yeah, yeah, you're right.

It would be fun, though.

I mean, here we are, travelling upriver

to the greatest discovery
of our careers, and,

now, if this orchid thing
works out, then, who knows?

- Is that why I'm here?

So you can give us one more try?

- You're here because you're
the best researcher I've got.

- Am I interrupting something?

- No, no, I was, um,

I was just going to bed.
- Yeah.

Well, before you do that, we need to talk.

We got a problem.

See the water level?
- Uh-huh.

- In high water, the
Mendranang gets rough.

Now, what we could do is turn around

and try to find another course.

But that would take at least two days.

- We don't have the time.

- If the river becomes impassable,

it's gonna take a lot longer.

- And if we turn back, then
we're definitely screwed.

We're gonna have to risk it.

- What if I don't wanna risk it?

- Do you have any idea
what this flower means?

We're talking about

the biggest medical discovery in history.

- Wow, that does sound great, Jack.

But I was never any good at history.

You want me to risk the Mendranang,

it's gonna cost you an extra 50,000.

- Done.

- Done?

Don't you gotta ask the
boss lady or Something?

- I'll pay it myself.

- All right, you got yourself a deal.

But if we hit trouble,

your people do what I say, you got that?

- You're the captain.

- Research proposals?

- Yeah, research proposals.

You're not the only
company we're in bed with.

- Yeah, but we're the
prettiest and most popular.

It's like sleeping with
the head cheerleader.

- Not quite.

- Come on, you know you love us.

- I love your cash.

- Then why don't you let
me get a look at that file.

I mean, after this orchid thing goes bust,

you're gonna be finished at Wexell-Hall

unless you got something else lined up.

- You really wanna see us fail, don't you?

- No, I just think that you will.

I am a scientist, you know.

- Scientist?

What are you doing at Wexell-Hall?

- I like science.

I just like money better.

- I'll drink to that.

- River's flooded.

We can't see the banks.

- Miss our turnoff?

- It's just ahead.

- What the hell was that?

- Rudder's jammed.
- What?

Watch out.

Shit!

Oct up.

Everybody up.

- Hey.

- What's going on?

- goddammit.

Oh, shit, we've blown the head gasket.

- We all right?

- Hey, what's going on?

- What is it?
- We got problems.

- Hey, what's wrong, man?
- Bill, wait.

What are you talking about?

- We're shot.
- What problems?

- Son of a bitch.

the current's too strong.

- We missed our turnoff.
- I know.

Come on, baby.

- Come on, man.

- What is it?

- What is it?

- What do you see?

- Come on.

You got this.

Come on, girl.

- Everybody, hang on!

- Hang on to what?

Come on!

Oh, shit!

- Holy shit.

- Oh, god.

- It's sinking, it's sinking!

- Where's Cole?

- Swim to the rocks, this way.

- Keep going.

Come on, get to the rocks.

Where's Cole?

Cole!
- Where's Cole?

- Over there!

Over there, over there!

- Come on, man.

Give me your hand!

- Come on.

You got it, Sam, come on.

- Come on, Sam, give me your hand.

I've got you, I've got you, whoa.

Give me your hand, give me your hand.

- Okay, I got her.

- You almost got us killed!

- You think I wanted this?

I just lost my damn boat!

- You're gonna lose your damn payday

if you don't got us out of this.

- You said you could got us there safely.

If you knew it was that dangerous,

you should've turned around.

- That's enough!

There's nothing we can do about that now.

It's a waste of energy.

What have we got?

- Some Specimen jars, a map,
a little water, no food.

- Hard drive's ruined.

- Well, pretty much all
the equipment's Shot.

Except one of the sat phones still works.

It's online.

- Thank god, we can call the police.

- Police.

the nearest river patrol
is back in Padrang.

The only way to get to us is over that.

- are you saying wc're stuck here?

- Maybe not.

We're here.

The valley's completely flooded.

But I got a friend who operates
a boat on the Tokut River.

I can give him a call, and ho
can meet us here at Naga Rock.

- How far is that?

- I don't know.

A two-day hike down the river.

But if we bushwhack, we cut
at least a day off the trek.

- Oh, my god, you wanna go through that?

- It's the shortest way.

We could be safely in
the Tokut by nightfall.

- So we can continue with the expedition.

- Yeah, I'll got you to the flower.

- I don't care about that
flower, just get us to Safety.

- It's the same thing.

Now, we can either be on
my buddy's boat in 10 hours

or we can sit here and wait
for the river patrol for days.

- Your friend, is he reliable?

- Absolutely.

You'd better not screw me on this.

- Sounds like you're
already screwed, mate.

- Pay you two grand.

I need you on this one, John.

- Yes, yes, so it seems.

Look, Billy, I'd love to help you out,

but I'm flat out, mate, you know.

Probably squeeze you in
for, Say, five grand?

- You're killing me.

- That's mates' rates.

Or you could always hike back to Padrang,

if you wanna save bucks.

Up to you, pal.

- Fine, five.
- Yeah!

- But you'd better be there.

Otherwise, I'll tell your wife

about that little side trip to Bangkok.

- Wife's long gone, Billy.

Long gone, mate.

- All right, people, we're on.

Saddle up.

Stay together.

This jungle is all green all the time,

and you will got lost.

- It's like doing a
StairMaster in a sauna.

- Yeah, I might die of a heat stroke,

but I'll have a nice tight ass.

- That's the spirit, Cole.

- You want me to grab that?

- Is that a trick question?

Here, man.

- Right between Spike and Woody.

Right between Spike and Woody.

- You okay, Sam?

- I'm fine.

- See, a crisis separates the
real men from the pretenders.

- Yeah, can see that.

- What, that?

That's nothing.

- I tricked him into taking my bag.

- Hey, mind if I give it a try?

- Knock yourself out.

- Hey.

I'm sorry about your boat.

- Yeah, well.

It was a piece of shit anyway.

- Can we go around?

- Yeah, we could, but
we'd lose another day.

let's go.

- Shit.

- Hey, knock it off.

- Shit!

What was that?

- What was what?

- Something just moved.
- Oh, please, don't say that.

- No, I'm serious, something
just moved past me.

- Something juSt moved
as in something's alive?

- Yeah, man, shit, shit!

Yo, there it is again, man,
there's something in here.

- Cole, there's probably
a million things in here.

- He's right.

Just keep moving.

- Stop it.

I swear to god, if you don't stop it.

Very funny.

Ben?

Ben?

- Ben?
- Ben?

- Where'd he go?
- Shit.

Ben!

Ben?

- Ben!

- Help me!

- Ben!
- Ben!

- Run!
- Run!

- What the hell was that thing?

- Anaconda.
- Oh, great.

- There's snakes out here that big?

- Yes, but there's no...
- But what?

That thing swallowed him whole!

- if you calm down and listen

for a second
- No, no, no, no!

- I can explain to you...
- No, you calm down

and you listen!

Ben was eaten by a freaking snake, okay?

A freaking snake!

- Cole.
- Oh, god!

Oh, god.

Oh, my god, I mean...
- Cole.

- Oh, my god, did you see that thing?

We don't got a chance
against Something like that!

Mitchell, Mitchell, listen to me, man.

I watch the Discovery Channel, okay?

I'm telling you, we got no
chance, we got no chance!

We're like mice in an
aquarium, do you understand?

I mean, we're gonna die, girl.

We're gonna die, we're gonna die!

- Cole, Cole.

Calm down, okay?

Okay?
- Okay, Jack, I'm okay.

- Okay.
- I'm okay.

- Okay.
- I'll juSt.

I'm, I'm, I'm gonna sit right here.

I'm sorry.

- Listen, anacondas are territorial.

A snake that size will hunt a huge area.

There won't be another one for miles.

We gotta got to the boat.

It's not that far.

So if we keep moving and stick
together, we should be fine.

- We should be?

- How big do they get?

- That was the biggest
one I've ever Seen by far.

A freak of nature.

The odds of running into
another one that size

are astronomical.

- Yeah, but how do we know

that the one that got Ben
is not gonna come after us?

- It takes them weeks to digest.

Meal like that, he'll be
Sleeping it off for a while.

- Let's just get to
that boat and get home.

- What about the orchid?

- You've gotta be kidding me.

- It won't be in bloom
for another seven years.

- This expedition is over, Jack.

- Now, hold on a second, Gail.

There's a lot of money
at stake here, okay?

- I don't care!

Ben is dead!

We have lost someone.

As Wexell-Hall's representative,

I am calling this expedition off.

- You don't have the authority.

- Check your contract.
- In case you hadn't noticed,

we're in the middle of the jungle.

At this point, your authority
is what we say it is.

- Jack, I'm with her.

I gotta get the hell out of here, man.

- Look, Ben was my friend, okay?

I got him into this,

and no one fees worse about it than I do.

I don't wanna do anything stupid.

I just wanna accomplish
what we came here tor.

If we turn back now, Ben's
death would be for nothing.

- Let's just get back to the boat.

We can regroup and make our decision then.

- Fine.

- Jack, maybe Gail's right.

- She's just scared.

Once we got back to the
boat, she'll be okay.

- When we get back to the
boat, thiS expedition is over.

the only place I'm taking
these people is to Safety.

- Hey, hey, hey, we had a deal.

- Keep your money, doc.

Someone is dead.

We're officially in over our heads.

- You just said we wouldn't
run into another one

of those things.

- And we probably won't,
but I can't guarantee it.

So I'll get you to the boat,
and after that, we're done.

- Well, that answers it.
- That answers nothing.

I'll just throw more money at him

when we get back to the boat.

If he doesn't take it, I'll
offer his friend the same deal.

- Jack, maybe we should listen...

- Sam, if we don't get to that orchid now,

all of our work will
have been for nothing.

I need your support, okay?

You have as much riding on this as I do.

Don't let me down.

- I saw this
special on Animal planet.

Anacondas are vicious, man.

I mean, they hunt for sport.

They don't even need
to See you to cat you.

I mean, they just use
their flicking tongues

to sense your body heat...
- Will you shut the hell up?

- And I knew this guy
who knew thiS other guy

who used to shoot documentaries,

and he won't down to the
Amazon with thiS crew once,

and they were all eaten by snakes.

That's a true story.

- Come on, you knew a guy who knew a guy,

that's an urban myth.

- I'm sorry about Ben.

I never should've stayed
on the Mendranang.

- What do you mean?

- Well, I figured he
didn't tell the others,

but I thought you know.

- Knew what?

- Byron offered me an extra
50 grand to stay on the river.

I told him it might get rough,
but he wanted to risk it.

Hey, don't blame him.

It was my call.

I took the money.

I thought I could get us through.

You wanna blame anyone?

You blame me.

- These boots are killing me.

Colo.

- What?

- You got some.

- Oh, god, what is that?

Oct it off, get it off, got it off!

Oh, my god, take it off!
- All right, relax.

- Help me, help me!
- All right, hold on, hold on.

- Help me, help me!

Get it off, get it off!
- Hold on, hey.

Okay, calm down.

Calm down.

Colo!

Cole, calm down.

- What is it, what is it?

Oct it off, Bill.

Oct it off, get it off,

get it off of me.
- All right, all right, look.

Just a lighter.
- Oh hell, no,

you ain't burning me.
- JuSt a lighter.

Just a lighter.
- Okay.

Okay, okay, okay, okay.

- Shh, Shh.
- You burn me, I'll kill you.

Okay, okay, okay, okay.

- You all right, you okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

- Oh.
- Huh, what?

- Hold on.

Put your arms up.
- What are you doing?

Why are you going under my shirt?

What you doing?
- Jesus.

- Jesus what?

What, what, what is it?

What is it, what is it?

- Anybody got a blowtorch?

- Stop.

Careful.

- Whoa, whoa!

- If that thing bit you,

you would be.

Paralyzed like stone for two days.

- What do you call this fella?

- Laba laba batu, stone spider.

- I may have just discovered a
valuable new anesthetic agent

for Wexell-Hall.

- Oh, no, no, no, no.

Forget Wexell, we can get
thiS to the highest bidder.

- All right, show and tell's over.

We gotta got to that boat.

Put your boots on and let's go.

- Bugger it.

What the hell was that?

Holy bloody hell.

- Whoa, what was that?

- Oh, my god.

- What the hell was that?

- Come on.

- No, no, no, no!

Oh, come on, man!

- What the hell happened?

- Livingston!

- Here we go.

Ho got drunk and fell off the bloody boat!

- Your friend, your friend!

Now, what we gonna do now?

Shit!

- Search the wreckage.

Find anything we can use.

And hope to god there's a phone.

- Oh, come on, come on.

Yes.

- Hello?

Hello?

Oh, come on.
- Anything?

- Nothing.
- Keep trying.

- What do you think I'm doing, Jack?

Hello?

Shit.

Hello?

Come on, man, hello?

- All right, keep looking!

- No phone?

- Nothing.

- Couldn't get a signal on the radio.

- Now what?

- What's going on?

- Where'd these come from?

- Lopaks.
- Who?

- Local tribe, descended from headhunters.

- What?

- Been in this region
for thousands of years.

- Headhunters?

- There's still some villages around here.

- Yeah, it's supposed to be
one of their fishing Spots.

- No, hold on, excuse me.

Did you say headhunters?

- There haven't been practicing
headhunters in Borneo

for over a century.

- Yeah, well, just because
they ain't practicing

don't moan they don't remember how.

- They must be along
thiS branch of the river.

If we can find their village,
maybe they can lend us a boat.

- So wait a minute,

we just gonna walk towards
the headhunters, not away?

- Yeah.

- Yeah, yeah, that makes sense.

Oh, god, I'm so hungry.

I'd sell my grandmother for a Tic Tac.

- You mention food one more time,

I'm voting you off this island.

- Oh, god.

- Is that?

- Livingston.

- Oh, my god, man.

What the hell happened to him?

- Anaconda.

- If he was eaten by the snake,

then why is his body...
- Listen, listen, listen!

All right.

These things are at their
weakest when they digest.

But if threatened,

they will spit up their
food and attack again.

- What?

Are you telling me there's
some Snake out there

with an empty stomach?

- Yeah.

- The same one that got Ben?

- No, no.

There's no way that snake
could've gotten to Livingston.

It had to be another one.

- Another one?

You said that there wouldn't
be another one tor miles.

- It wouldn't.

Unless.
- Unless what?

- Unless it's mating season.

- Oh, my god.
- Mating season?

- Yeah.

You see, the males are territorial,

but when they smell a female in heat,

they come running from everywhere.

- Females find a nice, wet, muddy pit,

and they all go after her at
once in one big mating ball.

- So you're telling me
there's some snake orgy

out in the jungle?
- Yeah, something like that.

Look, we're losing the light.

All we gotta do is got to that village.

So please, pay attention.

Do not stray from the group.

let's go.

- Stay quice.

Sacred burial ground.

- Jesus.

- I thought you said that anaconda

was the biggest that you'd ever seen.

- It was.

- Well, this one's...
- Bigger.

- The males must've come through here

looking for the female.

- Some bullshit.

- They took their boats.

- Good for them.

Bad for us.

- Which one's the Mendranang?

- On the right.

The Tokut keeps going to the left.

Fastest way to Kotabaru.

- How long?

- You'll be soaking in a
tub at the Four Seasons

in two days.

- How, man, we don't even have a boat.

- We're gonna build one.

- Man, do that in my
neighborhood, and that's your ass.

Shit.

- Sam.

What docs this look like to you?

- My god.

Perrinia immortalis.

- Now we know why these snakes are so big.

- What?

- Anacondas keep growing
till they die, right?

And these are the biggest
Snakes Bill's ever Seen.

- Because they're living longer.

- Exactly.

Because perrinia immortalis
is part of the food chain.

These snakes have transcended
the Hayflick limit.

The chemical in the orchid
does exactly what we predicted.

And not in theory, in the real world.

This is proof, Sam, of your
research, carved in stone.

- This is proof?

It's anecdotal evidence at best.

- Let's get to
the orchid and find out.

- You are out of your mind.

- Do you have any idea how close we are?

The orchid was found
here on the Mendranang

just around the next bend.

We'll be going right past it.

- No, we won't.

We are going down the Tokut.

If we continue down the Mendranang,

it's gonna be a week before
we reach another village.

I'm not waiting that long for my bath.

- Yeah, well, it's not up to you.

- Jack.

Maybe you can just come back.

- Come back?

In seven years?

What if it's not here?

What if some local farmer decides

to slash and burn the entire basin?

Instead of the fountain of youth,

we'll have a giant rice paddy.

This is our only chance.

You know it is.

Do you really wanna give
in when we're thiS close?

- Look, you know I got your back, right?

We've been in the trenches
100 times together.

But I'm not going in that jungle.

- Damn straight, man.

- Thank you.

- This is my expedition, and
we're going to the orchid.

- No.

We're not.

- Don't be an idiot, Sam.

This is bigger than
penicillin, for god's Sake.

Livce will be saved by this drug.

People will live longer,
they'll stay young longer.

If we don't put this to human trials,

it's gonna be a crime against humanity.

- Two people have died already.

- Scientists have always
risked their lives

to change the world.

If they didn't, we wouldn't have cures

for yellow fever, polio, and smallpox.

We all knew the risks.

- We thought we did.

Until you decided to
Start making decisions

behind our backs.

- What are you talking about?

- Ho offered Bill an extra 50 grand

to keep going up the Mendranang,

even though he knew it wasn't safe.

- Oh, my god.

- Is that tru, Jack?

- I was thinking of the expedetion.

- You were thinking of your career.

- Look, you're my assistant.

I don't need to consult you!

I'm the one with the authority here.

- We're in the middle of the jungle, Jack.

At this point, your authority
is what we say it is.

- Guess you got a mutiny on your hands.

Thank you.

- Okay, keep it high.

Careful.

Center it right here.

- All right.

- What re you doing?

- Never seen a man shave before?

- Probably a lot Sharper before
you attacked that alligator.

- Crocodile.

- What's that mean?

- That means a new beginning.

It's Korean.

I got it when I was in the military.

- What brought you here?

- Long story.

- Where am I gonna go?

- All right.

Here's the deal.

I was in the Special Forces,

and I saw and did things
that I wanted to forget.

Sometimes we do the wrong things

for the right reasons, you know?

- It's not very long, as stories go.

- Yeah.

Well, I got out of the military,

came here and bought the Bloody Mary.

Just wanted to start a new life.

- Oh, thank you, Jack.

- On three, ready?

Ono, two, three.
- Two.

- It works.
- Whoo!

- All right.

- Let me explain.

- Why in the hell didn't
you tell me about this?

- The minute someone makes a
call, thiS expedition's over.

- Exactly.

- All I'm asking for is a few more hours.

We continue on the Mendranang,
take our orchid Samples,

then we call for help.

- Forget about it, Jack, all right?

I'm getting us out of here.

- Think about this, Gordon.

You're about to become a billionaire.

Do you really wanna give all that up?

- I don't care about the money, all right?

I wanna live.

It bit me.

Jack, what are you?

What re you?

Help.

Help.

Help.

- Where's Mitchell?

- Resting his feet.

- Should I go get him?
- No, no.

Let him rest till we
get everything loaded.

- Okay.

- Those blisters re pretty nasty.

- Mitchell, you okay?

Mitchell?

What is it?

Tell me.

What did you do to him, Jack?

- What is it?

- Something is wrong with Mitchell.

- What re you talking about?

- You were in there alone with him.

What did you do?

- He was resting his feet.

I didn't do anything.

- Oh shit.
- Oh, my god.

- Oh, my god.

- Gail, no, let's go!
- No, Mitchell, no!

- Got out, get out, go!

- Come on, come on!

Move, move, move, move, go!

- The raft!

- What?

No!

You son of a bitch!

- We can build another one.

- With what?

With what, Sam?

- We gotta get to the raft.

It's our only way out of here.

- FYl, Bill, the raft is gone!

- We can get it back.

- How, huh?

How, we gonna swim after it now?

- Look, the village is here.

Jack is following the Mendranang.

We cut across the jungle.

We can catch him on the other side.

- Right.

- Catch him where?

- He's going to that orchid.

We find that flower,

we find that raft.

- Oh, thank god.

It's Jack Byron.

Listen, something terrible has happened.

We took the wrong way on the Mendranang.

We went over a waterfall.

I haven't seen anyone since.

I think I'm the only one loft.

- Wait, wait.

Shh, shh, listen.

- Oh, shit.
- Come on.

- Okay.

- It's in front of us.

- Son of a bitch.

It's trying to separate us.

- What?

- Oh, shit.

Oh, Christ, it's everywhere.

- Turn that goddamn thing off.

They can see it.
- Doesn't matter.

They can sense our body heat.

- He's right.

Let's just get the hell out of here.

- Which way?

- Hold on.

- Any way.
- Huh?

- Let's go, Cole!
- Okay, okay, okay.

Wait, wait for me!
- Come on!

- Hold on, wait for me!

- Oh, my god.

- If there's a way in, there's a way out.

- Oh, shit!

Guys?

- Hey!
- Cole!

- Which way?

- Over hero!
- Cole!

- All right, say it again, say it again!

- Cole!
- Over here!

Over here, Cole!

- Hello!
- ThiS way, Cole!

- Guys!
- Colo!

- Over here!

- Oh no.

Oh god.

Come on.

Oh, my god!

No, no, no!

No, no.
- Cole.

Stay together.

- Okay, I promise.

Now can we please go?

- Let's go.
- No problem, okay, okay.

Which way?

- I don't know.
- What?

What do you mean, you don't know?

- I found you, didn't I?

- Tran?

Tran!

Tran!

Say something!

Oh, shit.

Guys, guys!

- I can see light.

- ls the way out?

- I don't know.

- Cole!

Tran!

Can you hear me?

Colo!

Where are you?

- I think I found a way out.

- Take this.

Go, now.

- Where re they?

- Go.

- Oh, my god.

- Go.

- Help!

- Cole?
- Hey!

- Cole?
- Hey, right here.

- Almost there.

- Holy shit!

Move, it's coming up my ass!

Help me!

What did I do?

- Where's Cole?

- Cole, Cole!
- Cole, come on!

- Give me your hand.

- Oh, god.

I'm stuck, I'm stuck!

I'm stuck, pull me, man!
- All right, give me your arm.

- Come on!

Oh, my god, it's coming!

It's coming!

Pull!

- That's what I'm talking about!

That's what I'm talking about, Sam!

Oh, my god!

You're the bomb, Sam!

You Lorena Bobbitt-cd that ass!

How you like her now, bitch, huh?

She sliced you, she diced
you, she cut you up!

That was, like, Sam
with the samurai action!

Sam!

- Hell, no.

Colo!

- Colo!

- Cole!

- Cole!

- Got up, Cole.

Oct up, man.

Wake up, man.

Come on, man, wake up.

- No, no, no, no.

- He's not breathing!

- Give him air, give him air!
- Okay, okay.

- Again, again.

Come on, wake up.

Don't you die.

Don't die, come on, no.

- What the fuck?

Get off me, get off, get off!
- No, no, no.

It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.

- It's me.

Stay down.

You're okay.
- I'm okay.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- You're okay.

- Perrinia immortalis.

- Son of a bitch finally got his orchid.

- Yeah.

Ho can have them.

All I care about is that raft.

- Let's go.

Oh, my god, thank god.

- I think I know what
happened to Mitchell.

- I can't let you take that.

You guys look like hell.

- You don't know what hell is.

- I'm sorry, but you gave me no choice.

- Did you give Mitchell a
choice before you killed him?

- I didn't kill Mitchell.

- No, you just let him die.

I saw the spider bite on his arm.

- What was I supposed to do, Sam, huh?

the right thing?

- It's always a good place to start.

- Let's not be stupid about this.

Let's get to the flower,
we can all go home.

- The mating ball.

- Give me the flare.

Tic him up.

Now!

Fill it up.

- You gotta be kidding me.

- Do I look like I'm kidding?

Fill it up!

Oct up!

Now get the flowers.
- Okay.

- Throw me the pack.

- Drop the gun!

- Throw me the pack.

- Got up, Bill!

Oct up!

Come on, man!

Oct up!

- Got up!

- Sam, come on!
- Sam, come on!

Come on, come on, girl, hurry up!

- Come on!
- Come on!

- Sam, come on!
- Come on, hurry up!

Hurry up, Sam!

Come on, come on!

Come on, baby, come on!

- Shit.

- Come on, baby.
- You got it!

- Come on, you're almost there.

Come on!
- You got it, honey, come on!

- Ah, spider.

- Reach for me!

Come on, Sam, please!

Roach, roach!

- Ah!

- Give me your hand.

- Come on!

- Right here!

- No, no, no!

No!

- Oh, god!

- Come on, Sam, come on!

Keep coming!

Come on, girl.

Climb up that wall, Sam!

Keep moving.

Come on, girl!

Come on, come on, I got you.

Come on, Sam, get back!

- Oh shit, oh shit, oh.

- Hey!

Over here, bitch!

- Holy shit.

Nice shot.

- What can I say?

I'm a bad man.

Ah, you two look like you made up.

- He's not so bad.

- How's that?

- Much better.

I think I'll live.

- Good.

It's kinda nice having you around.

- So, how much further to my bath?

- Kotabaru?

I'd say another day downriver.

- Whoa, another day?

Oh, I'm not rowing another day, homeboy.

- All right.

Let's see, we got this
Shortcut, right up...

- No!

♪ You ask for questions
when you already know why ♪

♪ Looking for empathy when you can't cry ♪

♪ You give it away ♪

♪ You give it all away ♪

♪ You're giving it all
away for one more try ♪

♪ We have reached the mountains ♪

♪ As they crumble down into the sea ♪

♪ Fire falling from the sky ♪

♪ Joy in our security ♪

♪ Chapow ♪

♪ It's malovolent ♪

♪ All fear is born inside ♪

♪ Chapow ♪

♪ Seems it's never meant ♪

♪ For anyone else but you ♪

♪ Chapow ♪

♪ It's malovolent ♪

♪ All fear is born inside ♪

♪ Chapow ♪

♪ Seems it's never meant ♪

♪ For anyone else but you ♪

♪ You've made mistakes ♪

♪ And you wish them all away ♪

♪ What was up is coming
down, you Stumble ♪

♪ You give it a kiss ♪

♪ You kiss it all away ♪

♪ You're kissing it all
away for one last try ♪

♪ We have reached the fountains ♪

♪ That were all flowing endlessly ♪

♪ Hunger growing in our gut ♪

♪ Awakens us in unity ♪

♪ Chapow ♪

♪ It's malovolent ♪

♪ All fear is born inside ♪

♪ Chapow ♪

♪ Seems it's never meant ♪

♪ For anyone else but you ♪

♪ Chapow ♪

♪ It's malovolent ♪

♪ All fear is born inside ♪

♪ Chapow ♪

♪ Seems it's never meant ♪

♪ For anyone else but you ♪

♪ Ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah ah ah ♪

♪ Ah ah ah ♪