All language subtitles for Tomb Invader (2018)

[ footsteps ]

- Oh, my God.

- Truly amazing.
- Look at this place.

- Imagine the time it must
have taken to build this.

- Oh, my gosh.

- There it is,
the podium of Emperor Qin.

- What is this?

- These must be the seven keys.

- Look over there--
is that text on the wall?

- Seven stones.

Seven possible choices.

- Okay, well, seven stones.
Just choose one.

- But getting it wrong
could kill us.

- Okay, well, let's, uh,
let's take our time then.

- You got it.

- Oh.

[ murmuring ]

- This has to lead
to the heart.

I can feel it.
I know it.

Where's Peter?

- Uhh, he's probably sleeping.

[ snoring ]

- Peter?
- Peter?

- I'm here.

- We need water.

- Sure thing, Dr. Channing.
Coming right up.

- Where is that boy?

[ Peter screams ]

- Oh, my God! Peter!

Oh, my God! Peter!
Oh, my God!

Oh, my God.
- Peter.

- Oh, my God.
He's gone.

No.

No!

[ sobbing ] No!

- Julie, what are you doing?
Peter is dead!

- I'm sorry.
There's nothing we can do
about that right now.

Wait a minute.

All right.

We're here.

It's here, I know it.

The heart--
heart of the warrior.

Heart of the...

Heart of the dragon.

That's it. The heart.

- Oh, my God.
- Okay.

- I don't think that worked.
- It didn't.

Come on.
I thought I knew it.

- Jules, now what?
- Dragon.

The dragon,
heart of the dragon.

Heart of the--

- [ rumbling ]
- [ gasping ]

- Oh, my God.
Jules! We have to go!
- One more minute!

[ screams ]

[ rumbling, gravel clattering ]

[ cries out ]

[ coughs ]

[ screaming ]

- Okay. Careful, Ally.

Not too fast, not too fast...

Okay, grab it!

[ pants ]

Really?

They had to do that, huh?

Okay.

You got this. Okay.

Okay, yeah.
Think grounded thoughts.

There's not a hundred-foot drop
or anything.

You got this.
You got this.

Whew.

You're almost there.

You are almost there.

[ clanking ]

- Come on, Ally.
Number one rule.

Check for traps on the way in,
check on the way out.

[ rocks clatter ]

[ gasps ]

[ panting ]

- Well, well, well.

I told you this area
was off limits.

- Well, you know us women.

We never listen.

- This attitude of yours is
going to cost you this chest,

and your life.

- I don't think so.
- Hand it to me.

- This chest belongs
to Chief Al Busain

and I was hired to get it.

- And what do you get?

- I'm the first archeologist
from the West

to have access to these caves

and its amazing architecture
and drawings.

I'll send you pictures.

- You stupid girl.

You've been taken
advantage of, my dear.

Now hand it over to me. Now.

- Oh, man, I really didn't
want to have to do this.

[ yells ]

[ speaking foreign language ]

[ gun cocks ]

[ yells ]

[ both grunting ]

- [bone breaks ]
- [ screams ]

I believe that's mine.

- Alabama!

- And for being as old as it is,

this relic's condition
is truly a phenomenon.

And...

even more fascinating is
the region it was uncovered in.

As you can see here--

[ bell dings ]

And that's actually all
the time that we have today.

Thank you, everyone.
See you next week.

- Ally!

Ready for lunch?

[ chatter, laughter ]

- I mean, of course you don't
realize the system is rigged.

It's rigged in your favor.

- You two are PhD candidates
while I'm still

struggling for my Masters.

- Okay, I'll give you that.

- Great, now that
that's settled,

how about a nice quiet lunch?

- Wait. I won?

- What?
- No. Bennie,

I would quit
while you're ahead.

- No, you didn't win.
You changed the subject.

- I didn't change--
what subject?

- You're the exception
to the rule.

The rule still stands.

- Rules? What rules?

- Women have to work
twice as hard as men

to get any kind
of recognition.

That's why we were so adamant
about getting our PhDs.

Nobody can argue with "Doctor".

- As much as I love both of
you as colleagues and friends,

I would love it more if if we
could table this conversation.

- Professor Channing?
- Yep, that's me.

- Mind if I take
a moment of your time?

- Sure.

Do you two mind
if we take a moment?

- Sure.
- Sorry.

- Take a seat.

So what can I do for you?

- I'm a writer for the paper,

and I wanted to ask you as
a field archeologist,

with your professional opinion,

how you justify stealing

and appropriating artifacts
from other cultures.

- Oh. What's your name?

- Isabelle Villeneuve.

- That's a good question,
Isabelle.

Uh...

there are a few crucial
distinctions that we need

to make between theft and
discovery in this field.

I think that the real thing
we need to consider

is that none of us
own these artifacts.

I personally believe that a
country of origin should have

them on display for the public,
and share, and that nobody

has the right to conceal
or keep an archeological find.

Where are you going?

What is this?

- Open it.
You'll find out.

- [Julie] Alabama,
I'm keeping a daily log

of our expedition
just for you.

We've arrived in China
and will be heading

for the dig site
in the morning.

I miss you so much.

[ sniffles ]

[ phone rings ]

- Tim Parker?

[ continues ringing ]

- Hello?

- Alabama Channing, I hope?

- Who is this?

- This is Tim Parker.

I'm a huge fan of
your mother's work.

- How did you find
my mother's journal?

- You see, I know
your mother's work quite well.

And I've been following you
for a long time.

- Why have you been
following me?

And you didn't answer
my initial question.

- Ms. Channing, Ally,
if I may call you that,

I'd be happy to answer any
and all of your questions,

but I must insist that this
conversation happen in person.

- Um...

what does that even mean?

- As I'm sure you're aware,
Lintong is home to

the famous tomb of China's
first emperor, Qin Shi Huang.

- Yes, well, if you're as
big a fan of my mother's

as you say you are,
you know that I am aware.

- Great.
Let's meet there.

- In Lintong?

- Yes.
I've arranged for a private jet

to get you there by morning.

- Wow, you mean--
you mean, like, now.

- I do.

And your plane leaves
in three hours.

The choice is yours, Ally.

- Could I bring
a couple people?

- Driver, let's go
to the airport.

- I can't believe
that we're here already.

Private jets must
be much faster

than commercial airlines.

This is so awesome.

I've never been on
a private jet before.

- Yeah, you mentioned that like
20 times on the way here.

- China is incredible.

Did you see how long
the wall was?

It looked like it never ended.

- I think our ride's up here.

- Did you know that China
is home

to roughly 302 unique soils?

- Oh, my God, Bennie, are you
going to do this whole time?

- Painow leads
the country in real soils,

but Xianjing isn't far behind.

[ speaking Mandarin ]

- Yep, that's Bennie.

- People here walk
so much closer together,

but they never bump
into each other.

Did you notice that?

It's like a totally different
level of spatial awareness.

And the food on
the jet was incredible.

Seafood would have been
my absolute last choice,

but they really
pulled it off.

Guys, I'm so excited.

Tell me if I'm talking
too much, okay?

- I might.

- All right, the driver
said that Mr. Parker

was meeting us at
his campgrounds.

Let's keep a lookout.

- Alabama Channing.

Welcome to China.

- You gotta be kidding me.

- Nathan Carter.

- I know exactly who you are.

- Sorry, I don't believe
we've had the, uh--

- You're that freelance creep
who sold

the Maharaja's scepter
last year in Delhi.

- Yeah, that was me.

- Mm. Yeah, scumbags like you
are the reason

that I keep almost
getting arrested.

- All right, hold on a second.

I'm here to talk to you about
Mr. Parker's proposition.

- Thanks, but with you
involved, I'm not interested.

- All right, listen, Alabama.

I've got better things
to do

than follow you
around all day,

but Mr. Parker was pretty
adamant about speaking with you.

- Yeah, well, he chose
the wrong messenger.

- Don't you want to know how we
found your mother's journal?

- What does my mother's notebook
have to do with any of this?

- Look, I'm obviously
the wrong person to tell you.

Why don't you just come
hear what he has to say?

- Yeah, I mean, we're here.

And you might find out
something about your mom

you didn't know.

And there could be snacks.

- Fine.

- Good enough for me.

- There better be chocolate.

- Just a heads-up--

Mr. Parker doesn't
travel light.

- What does that mean?

- Could we rent this out
for Coachella?

- Please, sit down.

Welcome, guys.

It is my sincere honor
to have you all here.

And you are?

- Geologist Bennie Blum
at your service, Mr. Parker.

- Please, call me Tim.
We're all friends here.

- Thanks, Tim.

I'm very excited
about the expedition.

- What expedition?

- I just assumed that...

- I'm joking.
Have a seat.

So you're a geographer.

- I'm a geologist.

- Really?

So, what can you tell me
about this stone?

- It's fake.

- Fake?
What do you mean, fake?

- Well, I mean, it's quartz,
but it's painted.

I believe it's called
Australian Jade.

It's common.

I'm sorry, did you not know...

- No, I knew.
Of course I knew.

I was just testing to see how
quickly you could spot a fake.

And you passed.

- Tim, you just flew us halfway
across the country to come here.

- To whatever this is.

- Care to tell us what
this is all about?

- What is she doing here?

- Good to see you again,
Professor.

- Isabelle, how nice
of you to join us.

- No, but really,
why is she here?

- All questions will be
answered in due time.

- Look, I'm not going
to play this game with you.

- You know what?

Why don't we all
sit down for lunch?

I insist.

- You're not eating?

- Everything the body needs.

- Oh, you're a
nutritionist, too.

How'd you get wrapped up
in all this?

- Mr. Parker's a
frequent employer of mine.

He likes to send me
out everywhere.

He also pays quite well.

What's your excuse?

- To preserve the past
so we can learn from it.

- The past is a commodity.

Sell it to the highest bidder,

and they do with it
whatever they want.

- Sounds a little opportunistic,
don't you think?

- Oh, absolutely.

And pragmatic.

I don't believe in
living in the past.

- Well, if you improve
your social skills,

you'll have something to look
forward to in the future.

- The future is now.
- Mm.

- Isabelle, what's your deal?

- This expedition has
the potential

to be an expedition
beyond compare.

It needs to be chronicled.

That's what Isabelle's
doing here.

She's our official
documentarian.

- This pretty much
guarantees me a position

at the Washington Post.

- She's a page for them.

- Freelance reporter,
actually.

For now, at least.

- So, why should we trust you?

- I assure you that
our methodology and philosophy

concerning
antiques is quite similar.

Look, it's important that
I remain anonymous.

I don't want the world to know
that an American billionaire

is tramping through
the Chinese wilderness looking

for a lost artifact,
until Isabelle here

tells it on my terms.

- What lost artifact?

- Well, I'm continuing
the work of your mother,

and finding
the Heart of the Dragon.

It only seemed right
that we reunite you two,

even if only in spirit,
by returning the notebook

to you, Professor Channing.

With this notebook,
we really have a shot

at finding
the Heart of the Dragon

and returning it back to
the people of China

after Emperor Qin stole it
and buried himself with it.

This was your mother's
life work, was it not?

- Yeah, it was.

- Well, then, I can't do
this without you, Ally.

There's stuff in
that notebook

that I don't understand,
and you might.

- All right.

We're in.

- Great.
How about a toast?

To the success of
our endeavors.

- To the past.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

- What in God's name
are you doing?

- I'm not positive, but
with so many unknown soils

in China,
this could be unique.

I just don't want to miss
the opportunity

to study or document it.

- Wait, document it?

Or name it?

- You're the one
to talk, Mr. Carter.

- Yeah, that's fair.

- Can I ask you something?

- Yeah, sure.

- Why do you do this?

Are you really just in this
for the fame and a paycheck?

- [ sighs ]

It didn't use to be that way.
- What happened?

- Well, let's just say history
has a funny way

of biting you in the ass
if you're not careful.

- I thought history was only
supposed to repeat itself.

- Yeah, and I explore
ancient temples.

So, after a few
too many run-ins

with history trying
to repeat itself,

I just started selling
to the highest-paying customer.

I figure if I'm going to put
my life on the line,

I might as well
get paid for it.

- Ah, so,
Ally was right, then.

- Yeah, looks like it, huh?

How about you?
What are you in it for?

- Not sure, really.

I've always been labeled
the smart guy,

or the nerd, if you will.

- Yeah, I can see that.

- But I guess I just wanted
to do something more.

An adventure seemed like
the kind of thing

that would give me
a story to tell.

Other than how hard I studied.

- Bennie Blum,
globe-trotting adventurer.

Actually, that's got kind
of a nice ring to it.

- Yeah.

I don't know.
Maybe it's dumb.

- Naw.
Don't be so hard on yourself.

It's not like we're saving
lives here.

They're relics.

- Well, I'm--
I'm getting tired.

Seems like we have
a pretty big day

ahead of ourselves
tomorrow, so...

- Yeah.

- Okay, so, what's the plan?

- Okay, it's gonna
be difficult

because we're gonna
see some of

the most incredible,
untouched artifacts

of ancient Chinese culture,

but we have to keep our
wits about ourselves

because we need to
look out for trip wires

and trap doors and probably
some really nasty surprises.

I know we're here
to find the Heart,

but I think that there's
something else going on.

You know how Tim mentioned
something

about my code
with my mother.

My mother and I had this
sort of language

that only the two of us
could understand, and--

- Wait, you remember all that
from when you were five?

- It's like the only thing that
I remember from my mother,

but I know she was looking
for something.

Like some sort of special key

that she was sure existed
to protect the Heart.

It's kind of all that she
talked about when I was little.

- A key like to a lock?

- She called it
the mythical key.

So it might not be
an actual key.

Truthfully, I think
that she found it,

and I think she was
killed for it.

Emperor Qin was the first
and last unifier of China.

A relic from his tomb
could be worth millions,

and I don't think that
we can trust Nathan or Tim

to do the right thing
if we find it.

I know that this is more
than you signed up for.

So, I understand
if you want to leave.

- What?
Girl, I'm not going anywhere.

I could be giving a boring
lecture right now.

- [Tim] I don't care!

- What was that?

- I'm sorry. Come here.

[ no audible dialogue ]

- Tim's lying about Isabelle.

He's making out
with her by his tent.

- Not by his tent.
- Are you mocking me?

- Oh, okay, yes.

Well, I just--I don't totally
understand why we care.

- I guess I'm just surprised.

They didn't seem like
they were together earlier.

- Don't let it get to you.

We've got plenty
to worry about as it is.

Night, boo.

- Good night.

[ insects chirping ]

[ owl hoots ]

- [ woman screams ]
- [ loud bang ]

- No!

[ grunting ]

[ grunting ]

- [ bone breaks ]
- [ man screams ]

- Ah!

- Isabelle!

- Oh, no, no. Stay with us.

- Where's Tim?

- I don't know,
I don't know!

- One of you guys
got a drink?

Aw, come on,
I know one of you guys does.

[ speaks foreign language ]

- What, no English?
Come on.

- [Helen] Look who finally
decided to show up.

- [Tim] Oh my God, Isabelle.

- [Helen] I'm sorry, she's gone.

- [Bennie] They took Nathan!

- [Ally] We have to go get him,
or they'll kill him, too.

- [Tim] No. There's no reason
for us all to die.

- [Ally] You can stay here,
but Nathan needs our help.

- [Tim] Well, then I guess
I'm going with you.

- They weren't anticipating
us following.

- That's a good thing, right?
- No.

Either they don't
think someone's coming,

or they're really prepared
for someone coming.

[ sniffs ]

- Okay.
- Ah!

Come on, don't do that.

- So, was your little
excursion successful?

- Well, they know
we're following them.

- Wait, what do you mean?
I don't understand.

- They're making
really good timing,

but they're also
being sloppy.

- And you're sure that
these are the same men

who attacked us at
the campground?

- I'm pretty sure.

- And what implies
this certainty?

- I didn't think people
still spoke like that.

- Shh.

- Well, first of all, they
keep moving away from us.

Secondly, I'm pretty certain
that this is

an alcohol-soaked piece
of Nathan's shirt.

It certainly smells like him.

- So you saw them?

- I saw the one that wanted
to be seen.

- That implies that
they're watching us.

- Yeah, without a doubt.

Matter of fact, I'm pretty
sure they started

at the campground,
if not sooner.

- But why?

- That's a great question.

Care to answer, Mr. Parker?

- Oh, I have no idea what
you're talking about.

- All that talk about
anonymity wasn't just

about evading the paparazzi,
was it?

- You really are as clever
as advertised.

- You've gotta be kidding me.
- What?

Did you think that
no competitors

would come for this prize?

- A little heads up would
have been really nice.

- Yet completely irrelevant
to our plan of action.

- He's right.
- What?

- Wait, you agree with him?

- It would have drawn attention.

We really don't need
that right now.

- But they already
know we're here.

Okay.
Well, who are these guys?

- I can't be sure.

- Would you care
to make a guess?

- It could be any number
of groups

trying to acquire
rare antiques.

- Sounds like exactly
the kind of people

our friend Nathan interacts
with on a daily basis.

- Let's catch up with him
and find out.

- I agree.

- Ahh, Lei Wei,
you've returned.

[ grunts ]

- Sifu.

- I see you've been successful.

- Yes, Sifu.

- You should have never
killed the girl.

- Yes, Sifu.

- Mr. Carter.

- In the flesh.

- Under different
circumstances this meeting

may have been more cordial.

- I'm hurt.

You didn't even take
the chance to get to know me.

- But your
reputation precedes you.

- Ha! Which is?

- Nefarious treasure hunter,
dealer of lost antiquities,

and loyalty
to the highest bidder.

- Ah, extremely good-
looking should really be

at the top there somewhere.

- The Tao says think
lightly of yourself

and more deeply of the world.

- Mm, and, uh,
if I'm not mistaken

it should also say
something about

do not regret
what you've done?

- [ speaking Chinese ]

[ convering in Chinese ]

- Someone's smitten.

- What was the girl's name?

You will tell me her name.

- Alabama Channing.

They call her Ally.

[ speaking Chinese ]

I must give this more thought.

- Well, aren't you
a cheery bunch?

- Can we move any faster?

- If you can track faster
than me, by all means.

- Never mind.

- Come on, guys.
We've really gotta press on.

- Actually, Bennie, come on.
You can do better than that.

- Okay.

- Stop.

- Oh.

Maybe you should stay at point.

- If you say so.

- Not exactly what
we signed up for, huh?

- No recovery ever is.

You know
what's strange, though?

- The creepy rich guy?

- Other than the high acidity
level in the soil samples?

- 2,000 year old treasure?
- Nathan being kidnapped?

- The booby traps?
I give up.

- I don't think that
any of these traps

are intended to be lethal.

Maybe what happened
to Isabelle was an accident.

Look, these traps could
have been much worse.

- Yeah, I actually
agree with you.

- [ twig snaps ]
- [ man shouts ]

[ laughs ]

- Feel better?
- Yeah.

- I gotta follow the guys,
or the trail is gonna go cold.

Meet back here.
- Meet back here.

- Hey, buddy.

You okay? Wake up.

- Ohh. My head.

- Good,
you're still alive.

Now get up.
We've gotta go meet Ally.

- Wait, where is she?

- She went after
our new super fans.

- By herself?

- Which is why
we have to hurry.

- Ugh, blame it
on the head trauma.

- Ah, are you grouchy
after your nappy?

- Be nice to me.

Ow, ow, be careful,
be careful.

- Oh, my God.
- I need my samples.

- It's a bag of dirt,
man, come on.

- Are you guys always like this?

- Pretty much.
- Yes.

[ grunting ]

[ laughs ]

- Oh, bravo.

You played right
into their hands.

- You're welcome.

- I'm sorry,
for what, exactly?

- Rescuing you.

- Yeah, this doesn't look
exactly like a rescue.

- You know, for someone
so cocky,

you really have little faith.
- Mm.

- Please,
Professor Alabama.

- Yeah.
- Who are you?

- I am just a person...

Same as you.

- Not even close.

[ grunting ]

- [ speaking Mandarin ]
- [ grunting ]

- Hey, thanks for the help.

- Well, I underestimated you.

- Wouldn't be the first time.

- Hey, uh, you mind?

So what's the plan?

- We need to rendezvous
with everyone else

and get out of here.

- All right, and, uh, what
about your expedition?

- Let's deal
with these guys first.

- Fair enough.

- They didn't break.

- Oh, thank God.
- Helena!

- Oh, my God.

Oh, I thought you
weren't coming back.

- Bennie, you're okay!
- Barely.

- Hey.

- Oh, not in your lifetime.

- Okay, look, I can't imagine
they're far behind, so.

- I only saw
the ten of them.

- Who are they?
- I don't know.

They seem well trained
for villagers.

What, did I miss something?

- Tim hasn't exactly been,
um, forthcoming about

what he's gotten us into.

- That's putting it mildly.

- So, you know what...

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

- Should have seen
that one coming.

- Stick this.

- Damnit, Tim.
If they wanted us dead,

they would have
killed us by now.

- That would be ill advised.

Enough.

We mean you no harm.

- You killed Isabelle.

- That was an unfortunate
accident.

You have your mother's eyes.

But you must tell me...

Why did she name you Alabama?

- How do you know my mother?

- She came here a long time ago.

Very much the way
that you are here now.

She was asking
for safe passage.

And she offered to perform
a service

that we have yet to complete.

- Finding the
Heart of the Dragon?

- It is more than just
a simple treasure.

It is the power behind
the Qin Dynasty,

and a tool for unification.

- A tool?

- Emperor Qin accomplished
more than any emperor

before or after him.

The legacy of his reign
surpassed that of Alexander,

Genghis Kahn, Rome, and even
the early monarchs of Europe.

- It wasn't until World War I
when the foundations

began to crack.

- He is correct.

And now the world is
in turmoil once again.

And the Chinese people
need to be unified

if we are to survive this.

- And you think that the
Heart of the Dragon will help?

- We know it can.

- So...then why did you need
my mother to go get it?

- She was an expert.

But you already knew that
before you came here.

You see, the tomb has
seven keys.

Only one of them
leads to the heart.

You must choose wisely,
for if you choose the wrong one,

your fate will end

the same as the people
who opened them.

Now we want to ensure
that the next one

who will attempt...
is truly worthy.

- So you've just been chasing
off anyone that gets close by.

- Yes. Something like that.

- You knew about this.

You brought us in here
knowing full well

we could have been killed.

- Yeah, that would have
an unfortunate circumstances.

- Do you care about anything?
- Enough.

- Ally, you can't seriously--
- Look, that's enough.

We're here now.
That's what matters.

So, you're saying that
my mother offered to help you.

- Yes.

- And what did you
offer her in return?

- Safe passage.
- That worked out great.

- And anything that
she wants

except for
the Heart of the Dragon.

She was particularly interested
in a jade key, nothing else.

- Come on, Ally.
We don't need these guys.

- Do you know which
the last viable key is?

- Well, no, but we can
just try them all, can't we?

- No.
I'm not willing to risk it.

- Yeah, and I didn't put
this whole thing together only

to hand it over to a group
of savages, okay?

We don't need them.

- Wait, you have kept us in the
dark since the very beginning.

Why should we do
anything you say?

- Your presence here
is a favor, okay?

You are rapidly becoming more
of a problem than you're worth.

- Oh, I'm so sorry that you
sent me into a death trap.

- Okay.
- Okay. Okay.

- This is ridiculous.
- Okay. Okay.

This is a good time for
everybody to chill.

Breathe in, breathe out.

- Don't tell me how to breathe.

- He is correct again.

We are all tired.
Exhausted.

Why don't we all
get some rest

and we'll talk about it
in the morning.

[ footsteps ]

- Can't sleep?

- Yeah.

Once I'm on, it's a little
hard to turn it off.

- Yeah. I know what you mean.

- I'm good.

- More for me.

- Can I ask you something?
- What's up?

- Do you think that
we're getting into

something really dangerous?

- [ laughs ] Yeah, probably.
- Yeah.

- But I get paid regardless
of how this turns out, so...

- Is it really all
about money for you?

- We've had this conversation.

- Nathan, wait.
I'm sorry.

I'm not here to lecture you.

I just really want
to find the Heart.

It was my mother's dream
to find it

and return it to the rightful
owners, the people of China.

- Does it really mean
that much to you?

- It's the reason
I'm an archeologist.

The only reason I'm even here

is because you found
her notebook.

- Well, look, I think we
find ourselves in a

"the sooner we get out of here
the better" situation.

- Yeah.

- If that means helping you find
the Heart, then I'm in 100%.

- Thank you.

Cheers.

- [ coughs ]
- [ laughs ]

- Ugh.

Stop it.

See you in the morning.

- I see a decision
has been made?

- Yeah. Not by me.

- We all need to work
together to find

the Heart of the Dragon,
or no one does.

- I just don't believe that it
should be locked away forever.

Okay, a relic like that should
be shared with the world,

not just its homeland.

- You will see in due time
why it can only belong to us.

- Is that a threat?
- All right, calm down.

Getting all hot and bothered
is not gonna help us

find the Heart.

- He's right.

Let's do this.

[ no audible dialogue ]

- Spider.
- What?

Aw, thanks, stud.

- Oh yeah?

I do that sort of thing
all the time. Spiders and--

- Okay, watch it
with the macho talk.

You're going
to turn me straight.

- Really?

- No, not really.

But I'm happy
to ease your mind, kid.

- Helena?
- What?

- Can you come help a sec?
- Yeah.

- I'm having trouble
with this symbol.

- Excuse me.

- Oh, looks, uh...
- Hey, we need to talk.

- Oh-oh.

You breaking up with me?

- I saw you getting chummy
with Ally last night.

Don't forget you work for me.

The Heart and
its payday are mine.

- Yeah, and, uh, what if
I change my mind?

- Then I'll just have
to alert the authorities

of your
black market dealings.

Every country in the world
would fight for the opportunity

to have you in their prison.

So, you'll help me--
and only me--

take the Heart.

- You are a son of a--
- Good.

I'm glad we could
reach an agreement.

- No, this one.
- Yeah?

- I think that's
where we're going.

- This way.

- Hey, Ally. Helena.
Wait up.

- Jian, any thoughts?

- Well, I'm afraid

the only paths that I know

are the ones
that are blocked.

- Up down, all around
which way will you go?

That which is above us
so often as below.

This way.

Look.
- Oh.

Those are completely
rusted through.

- Tread carefully, little one,
look down at all you see.

Three times you'll jump back
and then be home free.

- What on earth could that mean?

- It's an old poem.

It means--

[ shouts ]

- ...that...

...we...

Made it.

- Did I tell you?

- Ally, you did it.
You found it.

- I take back every
doubt I ever had.

- You doubted me?

- Great.

Let's not waste any more time.

- But wait...

We must let the Heart
know that you are not here

for monetary gain.

Ally, you must recite
from the Tao

the phrase of
the Heart of the warrior.

- Oh, come on.

- Ally, repeat after me.

- Perfect.

Ms. Channing,
you may enter.

- You're not coming with us?

- I'm afraid our
part in this tale

has come to an end for now.

But I also believe
that you and your team,

your parts are
just unfolding.

Good luck, Ms. Channing.

You're gonna need it.

- Onwards.

Let's see...

One, two, which can it be?

Choose wrong and
beware the poison beneath.

And there's a question mark?

- Well, that says poison,
so I vote not that way.

- Great.

- You're sure it's safe
to be down here?

- No, but if we use the right
entrance,

we should be fine.

[ scraping ]

[ crashing ]

- This is going to be a theme.

Okay.

So, given our only way
forward now is through poison,

do you have any kind of strategy
in case this gets worse?

- Yeah, keep moving forward
to the last available entrance

because we can't sit
around waiting to die.

What do you think?

- Simple, elegant.

Yeah, I like it.

[ scraping ]

- Did we do it?

Did we find the tomb?

- Does this look like
a tomb to you?

- Watch out for traps.

The door was labeled
for a reason.

This cave might be old,
but poison is poison.

- Looking like a first-timer,
there, Carter.

- It's just been a while since
I've been in a place like this.

Forgot what it felt like.

- I know what you mean.

- This one's probably been on
your list for a while?

- You have no idea.

- You could say that again.

- Every culture has elements
of storytelling.

I feel like if I can decipher
and record those stories

for the next generation,

they can learn from them
and be better for it.

It's what made me want
to study linguistics.

- I feel the same about dirt.

- Are you serious?

- Every rock, every tree ring,

they all have a story
to tell, you know.

- Yeah, I mean--

- Oh, let me guess.

You pay people to sit
around your mansion

and tell you stories.

- Hey, I may not be
an academic,

but I have
traveled the world.

Look, if you must know,
I was just going to say

that I find this place to be one
of the most fascinating things

I've ever seen in my life.

But, excuse me.

- Kind of strong.

- So besides
the Heart of the Dragon,

I've heard there's
some other treasure

hidden in here somewhere.

- Don't get any ideas.

- All relics belong to
their rightful people.

- You mean the people letting
us risk our lives for them?

- What about the history
behind it?

What about the people who need
and deserve these relics?

- All right, listen.

There's no difference
between you and I, okay?

You just think that
people are deserving

just because they're poor.

That doesn't make you a hero.
That makes you naive.

- Wow. You are full of it.

I shouldn't even be
surprised by now.

- Listen, your majesty.

Being smart and beautiful
isn't always going to help you

if you can't take
care of yourself.

- Thank you so much
for your veiled concern,

but I think I'm just fine.

- Smooth.

[ clicking ]

- That was a close call.

- Phew.

- Careful.

[ clicks ]

[ screams ]

- What? What? What?
What?

What? What?

- No, Bennie.

- Poisoned dart.

- Oh no.

Bennie, it's gonna
be okay, stay with me!

- Do something. Anything!

- We need to help him.

- It's too late.

- There's nothing we can do.

- I'm so sorry.

- Look, I know that this is

not what you want
to hear right now,

but we really must
press forward.

The Heart obviously isn't here,

and we don't know how many other
poisonous darts are around.

We've gotta go.

[ sighs ]

- Nice.

- This doesn't look right.

We need to go down.

- How do we do that?

- Give me the notebook.

- What? No.

- Okay, then give me the map.

- No way.

- Look, I'm sorry about
what happened to your friend,

okay, but we need a clear
head moving forward.

Let me take point
for a little bit.

- It's not a terrible idea.

- Maybe you should
just give it to him.

- Are you serious?

- Come on, give it to me.

- Fine, Colombo.

- Thank you.

Let's move.

- Tim, hold up.
It's not safe.

- Just let him go.

- I can't believe
Bennie's gone.

He was just a kid.

- Look, you couldn't
have known

that was going
to happen to him.

None of us could.

- She's right.

Once the poison hits
the bloodstream,

there's nothing you
can do about it.

- Hey...

[ sobbing ]

- I miss him, too.

- I know he was a nerd,
but he was our nerd.

- Let's just go.

- I can't do this anymore.

- What do you mean?

- Tim set up the whole thing

so that he can get
the Heart for himself.

He thinks that because
it was Emperor Qin's

it's got some sort of,
I don't know, like

mystical power that's gonna
make him wildly rich.

I--
- That's crazy.

- I called it.
- Yeah.

- I knew we
couldn't trust him.

- Son of a--

- How long have
you known about this?

- Ally, why do you
think I'm here?

- So you've been helping
him this entire time.

- Yeah.

But that's what
I'm trying to tell you

is that I can't
do it anymore.

- Yeah, sure.

- This changes nothing.

- Hold on, did--you heard me
say that the only reason

we're doing this is
to make him rich,

like, why would we continue?

- Yeah, I heard you say that.

I was standing right here.

God, you are cute for a guy,
but you are dense.

All right, let me spell
this out for you.

Just because he commissioned us
to collect the Heart

and give it to him, doesn't
mean that we're going to--

- To give him
the Heart of the Dragon.

- Of course Tim is just
in it for himself.

Guys like that always are.

- So you two have known
about this the whole time.

- Not specifically but--
- I had an inkling.

- Okay, can't fool
the famous Alabama Channing.

Got it.

- Why do guys always assume
that they have

more information than us?

- Thank you, though.
- Mm.

- But that confession was
really cute, though.

- Yeah, yeah.
Laugh it up.

Real cool.

- I'm close.
It's close.

Okay, okay.

- So what was your
counter plan?

- Tim doesn't know
that we need a key,

so if we find it before he does,
we have a leg up.

- Oh, that's right.
This mythical key.

- A myth--what?

- My mom was convinced that
we needed a key to get

into the Heart
of the Dragon, so,

it might not actually
be a real key.

- That's helpful.

- It could be a combination,
a code, a tool, something.

We can't let him
get too far ahead.

- This way.

- Whoa.

Man...

This is dope.

- What do we have here?

- First find.

- Oh, come on.
Let me see that.

Ally?

Is that your mom?

- She was here.

I knew so little of her.

I was only five
when she died.

She's been leaving traces
of herself behind

that I've been
finding my whole life.

- Like what?

- She loved puzzles and
games even more than I did.

Every day I'd wake up and
she'd have one for me,

even when she was going
on a dig.

Even when she died,
more would come.

And...

I think that I used it
to pretend

that she never left.

But I always knew
that she was gone.

- Well, it sounds like
she really loved you.

Yeah.

- I like to
think that she did.

That's why I was so happy
to get her notebook.

I was so willing to come here
and put everybody in danger.

- Well, it looks like she gave
you one last puzzle to solve.

- Hey.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
I just found a locket.

- Are you okay?

Yeah.

Cool,

'cause I think you're
really gonna dig this.

Come on.

Okay,

so, this looks
like Cantonese,

but it's way more primitive.

I think it's pre-Cantonese,
the way that Latin

is pre-Italian or Spanish--

- Hey, this isn't helping.
Come on.

- All this to say I think
I've got it figured out.

Stone, storm, fire,

sun, warrior,

I think moon, because sun.

And get this.

Heart.

- The Heart of the Dragon.

- Last thing my mom says.

Not his ego nor pills nor vice,
little one, little one.

Not once nor twice nor thrice,
little one, little one.

But four times as nice said
the hawk to the mice.

And four times as fun
the bird loudly enticed.

Zheng's better advice
was his most concise.

When she wrote my last gift
she was also my goodbye.

The Heart...

of the Dragon.
It must be the heart.

- Wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, are--

are you sure about that?

What does she mean
"my last gift to you

is also my last goodbye"?

- I don't know.
That's the last of the riddle.

- Also, why did he have you
recite the Tao of the warrior

if we're looking for a heart?

- Hey, Tao of the warrior.

Is that the warrior?
[ gasps ]

- That's the same symbol.

- My last gift to you
is my last goodbye.

That--I think she wrote
this before she died.

[ scraping ]

- Oh!

[ laughs ]

- Wow.

[ rumbling ]

[ screams ]

- Helena!

[ grunting ]

- Come on.

[ crying ]

- Oh, my whole body hurts.
- Helena?

[ grunts ]

- Ah, God!

- I'm sorry.
I heard you crying.

I got the wind
knocked out of me.
I was like "Don't be sad."

- Oh, my God, don't do
that to me ever again.

Sorry.

This guy was about
to be my only friend.

- Only?

We're friends now?

- Shut up, just help me
get her up.

- Ow, ow, ow, ow.
- I'm sorry. You okay?

- Uh, yeah.

I think I hurt my leg.

I don't think
I can walk on it.

- Well, you have to.
I'm not just leaving you here.

- Oh yes, you are.

That jerkface Tim has
probably got

the Heart of the Dragon
at this point.

- I'm not leaving you here

to die like my mother did, okay?

- Whoa, who said
anything about dying?

I'm just gonna like,
I don't know, hang out,

like read a book or something.

Oh, my God, go.

- Please don't do
anything stupid.

- You, too, lover boy.

- Doesn't that say warrior?

- Yeah, that's what I don't get.

Every myth that
I've ever heard,

it's been
the Heart of the Dragon.

This might not be it.

- Well, maybe they
got it wrong.

- No, I think the
Heart of the Dragon

is still here somewhere.

- Shall we go find that?

- Tim?

- I think it's in here.

- Tim.

- Did you find it?

Did you find the heart?

- What?

- That's it, that's the heart.

Use it to open the tomb.

You just have
to repeat the phrase.

- Tim, I think that
we all should go.

It's really dangerous.

Helena just got hit
by a bunch of rocks.

- Without going inside,
are you crazy?

- Hey.

Tim, why don't we just take
a minutes to calm down.

- Power.

Give it to me.

- No.

- I said give it to me.

[ grunting ]

What do you think
that you're doing?

Did you forget who
you work for?

You work for me.

- Let him go.

This is not yours
for the taking.

- Well, see,
that's where you're wrong.

It is mine for the taking.

I've worked too hard
and for too long to just let you

walk out of here with it.

- Tim, this belongs to
the people of China,

and you know it.

- What are they gonna do
with it, huh?

Nothing.

They're gonna put it
on display

when it could be
making them rich.

- You're acting insane.

You're using me,
you're using them.

- Of course I used you.

What did you think this
was going to be,

an all-expense-paid expedition
so that you could

just relive the dreams
of your dead mother?

I don't have all day, Al.

[ grunting ]

- Ow!

[ panting ]

[ rumbling ]

- Oh, this just got weird.

We should go.

[ grunting ]

[ grunting ]

[ screams ]

[ coughs ]

- Is that what I think it is?

- Yeah.

It's, uh...

It's the Heart of the Dragon.

- That is a cool sword.

- I spent my entire
life researching this.

It was the Emperor's sword
all along.

[ rumbling ]

- Okay.
Glad you found it, let's go.

- We need to get Helena.
- Yeah.

[ gasping ]

- Whoa!

[ crashing ]

- Do you feel that?

I think it's following
the jade heart.

[ laughs ]

- Well, way to choose wisely,
my chosen one.

- Shut up.

- Why is the cave shaking?

- I don't know, but look
what I found.

- Is that the--
- Yes, it is.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Oh, you found it.

- Let's not talk about it here.

- Come on.

- Go! Go!

[ crashing ]

[ yells ]

- That's a sight
for sore eyes.

- Ms. Channing.

Is that...

- I present
the Heart of the Dragon.

- Can it really be?

It is.

I must thank you for
this sacred gift.

The people of China
will not forget.

Whatever you desire, is yours.

- What will you do next?

- Well.

- Well, that depends.

What other hidden relics
you have around here?

[ laughs ]

[ chattering ]

- So that's when we
discovered the real key.

wasn't the Heart of the Dragon,

it was the Heart
of the Warrior.

As you can see--

Class dismissed.

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