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Most people can hold their breath
for about 30 seconds.

I can hold mine for 99.

And Andy Walton takes an early lead
against the lane number two swimmer...

...Clayton Stone.

See, 99 seconds is exactly
how long I needed...

...to win the district championship
in the 200 meter freestyle...

...with Claire Broman,
the girl of my dreams, in the stands.

It's Andy Walton and Clayton Stone
neck and neck here today.

- Yeah, Clayton!
- Come on, Andy. Come on.

Ladies and gentlemen...

...Walton and Stone are just one stroke apart
as we near the end of the 200 meters.

I was on the brink of a college
scholarship and a whole new life.

Clayton Stone seizes the championship
by one stroke from Andy Walton!

But in 99 seconds...

...all my dreams came to a crashing end.

Things pretty much went
straight downhill after that.

Hey, sorry I'm late.

- Hey, sucks about the race.
- Okay, loser, whatever.

- You're gonna hook us up, right?
- Party at your place after, right?

- Sure.
- Okay. Meet me outside in 60 seconds.

That was awesome.

Change of plans.

That kid right there in the hat.

Let's go, let's go, come on, get in!

- Don't be an ass, Ryan! Open the door!
- Go, go, go, let's go!

Hey, thanks for the score, loser!

Truth be told, this wasn't
the first time I'd gotten busted.

It was the third this month.

Man, I was in for it.

- You okay?
- Yeah.

The store's not pressing charges,
provided it never happens again.

I can guarantee that.

You jeopardize your mom's job, not to
mention getting me pulled off the line...

...which you well know this family
cannot afford right now.

You need to learn your place, Andy.

I don't have a place.

It's time.

What? No. After this?

Maybe Mark can go, too. I don't know.

- No, it's out of the question.
- What's out of the question?

- You're gonna go see your Uncle Trent.
- Jim, you can't just make this call.

Who is Uncle Trent?

Trent, pick up.

I know you're there.
Come on, man, we need to talk.

It's about Andy.

What's this?

- "To my son, Jim." What?
- What are you doing with my backpack?

- It's got all my tools in perfect order.
- Not anymore. Go back to bed.

- Where are you going?
- They think...

...that they can send me to stay
with someone that I've never even met.

Do you even know who this guy is? Have you
seen any pictures of this Uncle Trent?

It doesn't make any sense. Well, screw that.

I can hitchhike 100 miles before
they even notice. Be good.

- No, Andy, you can't.
- Mark, quiet.

- No. I'm tougher than I look. I'll yell.
- No, don't yell.

Mom! Dad! Andy's running away!

Andy! Stay right there! I'm coming down.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

So there I was, leaving a town
and a school that didn't want me...

...and a family that didn't seem
to want me, either.

Little did I know the biggest race
of my life was just around the corner.

Is that him?

Yep, sure is.

Brought you some fish.

- Can I hold it?
- Yeah, well, it's heavy.

Disgusting!

Hello, Andy.

- Hello, Uncle whoever-you-are.
- Trent.

Your Uncle Trent.

Do you think you can manage
both boys for the weekend?

Okay.

- Yes!
- What? No! There is no way!

Mark has a serious ear condition.
He needs to avoid water at all costs.

- So, he can't swim at all?
- No.

It is bad enough I gotta
be trapped on this island.

- You're gonna stick me with Mark, too?
- Hey, come on.

- What?
- Listen to me.

I know you're pissed at me.

I want you to take care of yourself,
and make sure you watch over Mark, okay?

Promise me you will wear this all day,
every day, and never, ever take it off.

You know this is a mistake.

Bye, Mom! Bye, Dad! I love you!

Okay, jump out and tie us off, will you?

Okay, boys, there's only
one rule on this island.

That is any time you go anywhere
near the water, wear a vest.

When the currents are bad, you'll feel
like you're being flushed down the toilet.

"Walton Island"? Is that us?

- Once upon a time.
- Why are they taking it down?

Hey! What are you doing?

We got two months.

So, they're changing the name of our island?

You can do that?

Pay off the right people,
you can do anything.

Come on, let's take a picture. Keep it up.

That's the way we should've come.

Who is that?

Smile.

Wicked.

- Is there a town?
- Yep, about a mile away.

Hey, what's that over there on the west side?

- Nothing.
- What do you mean "nothing"?

I mean... you've lived on this island your
whole life. You don't know what that is?

I just told you what it is. It's nothing.

Stash your gear, and when I get back...

...I wanna show you
how to wrap some fish guts.

- Twenty.
- Is this bad?

- Yeah.
- I'm all in.

- Flush.
- Not good enough.

Busted.

Unbelievable.

I'll show you how to make one,
if you want. You...

...you write a little note, shove it in there
with the ship, and you launch it out to sea.

Let me get this straight.
You just write these little letters...

...build these little ships
and throw 'em all away?

Gotta do something
with these bottles, don't I?

So, enlighten me, Trent, since this
whole island is named after us...

...we probably weren't always
broke like we are now.

Bingo. You win. We were rich.

See, you're gonna have to elaborate 'cause
I only know what it's like to grow up poor.

I mean, you and my dad were just...

...I don't know, go out to restaurants and
eat every night sort of rich? Like what?

No, no, not like that.

Dynasty rich.

The kind of wealth that generations and
generations of families could live off of.

This was our island.

So, what happened?

Time for bed.

Come on, what happened?

I don't know.

No one knows.

They found my father's boat drifting, and...

...never saw him again.

You're saying that we, the Walton family,
we used to have millions, and now it's gone?

And you, you've never even
bothered to look for it.

Yeah, I did.

- Of course, I did.
- Well, then where's the money?

It's here.

Somewhere. I don't know.

- Had to let it go.
- Are you serious?

Yeah.

And you gotta let it go, kid.

Don't worry. He'll be back, eventually.

Ever see a compass lock?

Have I ever? Watch and learn.

So, was Grandpa really a millionaire?

He was a lot more than that.
He was a code breaker during World War II.

He loved his secrets.

Made the most amazing treasure
hunts for us on our birthday.

I remember the last big hunt. We actually
got to use a real decoder from the war.

The last hunt, it took us
three days to find our presents.

- Three whole days.
- Done.

Stupid uncle.

Stupid...

Move, and I put a hole in you.

- Look, I'm sorry.
- I said, don't move!

On your knees.

And put your hands where I can see 'em.

- What's your name, boy?
- Look, just chill, all right?

Name!

I'm Andrew Walton. Trent Walton's nephew.
The guy who owns the tackle shop!

I know who he is, and now I know who you are.

You ain't the first Walton to go after
your granddaddy's treasure.

But I catch you again,
I'll make sure you're the last.

Yeah, whatever, man.

Have a nice nature walk?

It's here. He just didn't know
where to look for it.

Probably because he never
found Grandpa's treasure map.

What'd you say?

Uncle Trent told me all about it
while you were gone.

- Why are you wearing your life preserver?
- 'Cause Mom told me to. Plus it's cozy.

- What exactly did Trent tell you, Mark?
- Just that Grandpa liked secrets.

He would make Dad and Uncle Trent go on
treasure hunts to find their presents.

It's all starting to make sense. He wanted
them to go on one last hunt together.

So, we're going on the hunt instead?

- Not we. Me.
- Come on.

- Every Don Quixote needs a Sancho Panza.
- You are such a nerd.

Uncle Trent says
it's as good as gone anyways.

You know what?
Uncle Trent had his chance, okay?

But it is my turn now, and I'm not
gonna be poor for the rest of my life.

The old man's fortune is real.

It's on this island, and I'm gonna find it.

"To my son, Jim.

"Unfair and unkind that soon we must part...

"...but beginnings are endings,
and endings are beginnings.

"Be ready, for at these crossroads,
I await discovery.

"Seek your reward
where the gift of time awaits."

"Gift of time"?

The gift of time.

What are you doing?

You scared me.

It's late, man, go to bed.
We got a big day tomorrow.

- That's disgusting.
- You're disgusting.

You're disgusting.

Hello. Maybe this island's
not so bad after all.

Turn around, turn around. Just gotta
set up a little accidental meet and greet.

- A little "hey, how are you?"
- Why don't you just go talk to her?

Look, you don't even like women, okay?
You probably never will, so...

- I like women.
- Yeah?

I just don't see what the big deal is.

Just ask her to get ice cream, or something.

- Ice cream? Are you...
- Everybody loves ice cream.

If you need to know something, you need
to know that chicks don't like ice cream.

They think it makes them fat.

Hey!

Claire?

So, what are you doing here?

Yeah, easy. I got busted.
So my parents sent me to stay with my uncle.

I mean, do you remember?
I stole beer for your boyfriend...

...and you left me with a security
guard's knee in my back.

It was awesome.

We just got here yesterday.
Do you know the island pretty good?

Yeah, well, my dad has a house out here,
so I'm kind of stuck here all summer.

- You looking for something?
- Hidden treasure.

- Hidden what?
- Treasures, you know.

Cool... cool spots on the island.

Well, there's a general store in town.

Pretty good ice cream.

Yeah.

Yeah, I love... I love ice cream.
I can eat ice cream all day.

All right, see you boys later.

Okay.

"I love ice cream.
I could eat ice cream all day."

Hidden treasure,
lost fortune, where to begin?

All I had was a rusty pocket watch and Mark.

We decided to kill two birds with one stone.

Get a little ice cream
and explore Walton Island.

The whole place looked
like it was going under.

Guess we weren't the only ones
who'd lost everything.

Are you stalking me?

It's an island. Don't flatter yourself.

- Made up your mind yet?
- Mint chip, please. Double scoop.

You boys are Waltons, ain't ya?

Got your grandfather's eyes.

- You knew him?
- Everyone knew him, hon.

If he was with us, we could stay in peace.

Instead, we have to start over.

How much for the ice cream?

That's $10,000.

But don't worry, Miss Broman.
Your father can afford it.

Actually, I'm buying.

In that case, it's on the house.

Thanks.

What are you getting?

Hello, Trent.

I hear you found yourself some cheap labor.

I got till the end of the summer.
What are you doing here?

Yes, well, that was the old deal.

This one has a 10% bonus...

...if you move out by the end of the month.

How about you go to hell?

Trent, Trent, Trent.

When are you going to learn?

There's no future
in this bait and tackle shop.

In a year, this island will be the premier
tourist spot for miles around.

Tell you what.
I'm willing to sweeten the deal.

We're planning on
building a gift store here...

...I'm willing to let you run it for,
say, 5% of net profit?

Heck, you could sell quite a lot
of your ships in a bottle.

I think I can make this better.

Yeah.

This is my father's island.

Walton Island.

Not for long.

My plan was evolving.
Find the treasure, save the island.

Save the island, get the girl.

All those things were looking really good...

...and totally, completely impossible.

How was I ever gonna get a girl like that?

Hey, what are those?

That's the West Forest.

Your uncle hasn't told you much, has he?

Those crosses are for the nine people
who vanished there.

- What? Come on.
- Yeah.

- Are they buried there?
- No. They were never found.

People have seen some strange things here.

Ghost.

A haunted forest? Cool.
Finally something fun to do.

No! No way! Mark, come on, stop!

Come on, Claire.
They're just ghost stories, okay?

There's nine stakes in the ground
for a reason. I'm not trying to be 10.

You better get him out of there.

Mark.

Mark!

Mark, come on, man. Where are you?

Mark!

- Andy! Andy, help!
- Mark! Mark!

Mark! Mark, where are you?

Dude! Dude! Don't do that.

- Where's your girlfriend?
- She's not my girlfriend. Come on, let's go.

You know, if I was burying a treasure,
this is where I'd put it.

No, it's gotta have something to do
with time, like a watch or a clock, maybe.

You don't bury treasure in a clock.

No, numb-nuts. It's a metaphor.

Andy!

Andy!

Andy! Andy, are you okay?

Yeah. I think so.

Oh, God! Oh, God!

- Andy, what do you want me to do?
- Go get Trent!

- Go get Uncle Trent. Hurry!
- Okay, okay.

Come on, Mark, where are you? Come on.

"Spooky", she said.
"Don't go in there," she said.

Andy? Andy, where are you?

Uncle Trent? Hey!

Hey! Hey! Hey, I'm down here!

All right. I got you. All right,
all right, hold on, I'm coming.

Thank God. Thank God.

Do you wanna tell me
why you went into the West Forest?

Ask Mark. He's the one who went in.

Ask Andy. He's the one who thinks
he can find Grandpa's treasure.

And Claire thinks there's ghosts.

How old are you? Ghosts?

You haven't listened to a thing I said
since you been here, have you?

Have you? You think I just
talk to hear myself speak?

I told you not to go into the forest. There's
nothing in there, and there is nothing.

There's not treasure. There's not ghosts.

Don't go in.

Am I clear?

I'm not gonna say this again.

If you want Claire to like you back, maybe
you should grow one of your claws bigger.

Dude! Wait, what?

Well, that's what these guys do.

You see, the boy lobster grows
one claw bigger than the other...

...not even to hunt or anything.

It's really just to impress...

...the girl lobster. It's true.

You know the most random crap, you know that?

It's not crap.
You're just jealous 'cause you don't...

Hey!

- Mark, it's okay.
- Andy!

Once they get ahold of you
like that, they never let go.

Here, let's have a look.

Oh, you'll survive.

Rinse that with cold water and put
a compress on it. You'll be fine.

- Thank you. I didn't know what to do.
- Well, next time you will.

There are two kinds
of creatures in this world.

The ones that pick a fight,
and the ones that finish it.

This one...

...picked wrong. John Broman.

- Andrew Walton.
- Are you any relation to Richard Walton?

Yeah, yeah, he was my grandfather.
You knew him?

No, no, I wish I had.

I'm a great admirer of his.

That's why I bought his house.

- You didn't know?
- No.

Why don't you bring the rest of these over,
and I'll have my chef cook us a nice dinner.

We'll give you a tour. What do you say?

- Sure.
- You're a finisher, aren't you, Andrew?

- I think so.
- Don't think so.

Know so.

I never pick wrong.

So... shall we say about 8:00?

Yeah.

Hey.

You sure that's her style?

Her dad invited me out tonight, so...

Look, I've known John Broman
a long time, and he's a snake.

Look, I got my reasons for going.

I bet you do.

Hey.

Good luck, kid.

Thanks.

Luck? Yeah. Never had much of that.

But what I did have
was a bag full of lobsters...

...and I was gonna use it
to get some answers.

If this Broman guy, that everybody hates,
lives in my grandfather's house...

...and he's interested in me?
No way that's a coincidence.

If there were answers, they were here.

They just had to be.

Looking for something?

I was just admiring your clock.

- I brought lobster.
- Splendid.

- Mildred!
- Yes, sir.

Have the chef prepare these for us,
will you, please?

Right away.

When you said you were living
in my grandfather's house I just...

...thought it was a normal house.
This is beautiful.

Yes, yes, we're very fond of it.
It's like a home away from home.

- Right this way.
- Okay.

So, how are you enjoying
your time on the island so far?

Have you had a chance to do any exploring?

You know, a little.

I presume you've heard
of your grandfather's lost fortune.

- No, I haven't.
- Really?

My dear boy, it's legendary.

You mean to tell me your parents
never told you about it?

There was once a pirate named William Kidd...

...back in the 17th century.

And apparently, before he died...

...Kidd buried almost $10 million
in gold somewhere in Long Island.

Your grandfather's hidden treasure
is estimated to be twice that.

Being Richard Walton's grandson,
seems to me that you're the natural heir.

Unfortunately, I'm completely preoccupied
with developing this island...

...or else I'd look for it myself.

I'll tell you what. If you discover
anything on my island, it's all yours.

It would appear you have
a treasure hunt ahead of you.

Hello?

Yes, hold on. I'm so sorry. I have
to take this call. It's rather private.

Oh, yeah, sure.

Glad to see you made it
out of the forest alive.

You know what? Here.

Got you something.
Just so you don't have to put up...

...with that ice cream lady's attitude
next time you need a fix.

Thanks.

So, my dad and Trent grew up here. Crazy.

I can't believe they're tearing it down.

What?

Eighteenth fairway
is going right through here.

That's your grandfather right there.

Breaks my heart.

I love this house.

Hey, before they tear it down,
I have something to show you.

This is my favorite room in the house.

Do you play?

"Authentic World War II Cipher Decoder
used by U.S. Navy intelligence."

My dad's prize possession.

Basically useless, though. Try opening it.

Yeah, the only way is with a key.
Your grandfather's design.

Hardly see my dad all year...

...and then he forces me to come
to this island every summer...

...just so he can sit
in his office and ignore me.

And your parents, when did they...

- When did they split?
- Yeah.

Long time ago.

My mom got remarried,
new step-kids, new life.

Yeah, I get it.

Sometimes it's lonely when it feels like...

Nothing fits?

Yeah, but at least you don't have
your parents breathing down your neck.

And plus, you're rich.
I would trade you in a second.

No, be careful what you wish for.

You know, no disrespect or anything...

...but don't front like
you have it rough, okay?

You have money.
You can pretty much fit anywhere.

Your family was wealthy once, too.

That house?

It all could've been yours until Trent
lost it to my dad in a card game.

That's impossible.

I'm having the best time ever.

I'm learning how to catch lobster,
play poker.

Please, can I stay, Dad?
I'll do anything. Please?

Okay, hey, hey, hey.
Okay, buddy, you can stay.

Sounds like you're having fun.
No more poker. Promise.

- Put Uncle Trent on the phone.
- Yes! Thank you! Love you, Dad, bye!

- Yeah?
- Did you do it yet?

I'm working on it.

How about you stop working on it,
Trent, and you actually do it?

- That was the deal.
- No, that was your deal, not mine.

You didn't agree to anything.
How about just once...

...you don't have to agree and negotiate?
You just take responsibility for something.

That would be such a miracle
in my little life, Trent...

...if you just took responsibility for
something other than wiping your own butt.

I've been taking after you your whole life.

It must be nice to just, sort of,
like, play footsie with the wind.

What are you teaching 'em poker for,
anyway? No more gambling...

- What's wrong?
- Nothing. Everything's peachy.

That was super funny, Trent...

I probably should've left well
enough alone and kept on riding, but...

...time wasn't on my side,
and I needed answers.

These guys were either guarding
something, or looking for something.

Either way, I wasn't alone.

Hey! Stop!

This wasn't just a treasure hunt anymore.
This was a race. It was time to get serious.

Where's Uncle Trent?

A second gold pocket watch?

Maybe my luck was changing after all.

"To my son, Trent.

"Here I am revealed after the day
is done and the burning sun sets.

"Yesterday and tomorrow
destined to be your guide...

"...ever and always
the constant of constants."

What are you doing?

It's all I have left of my father.

Look, Trent...

...there are people in the West Forest.
Okay, we need to do something.

- You went back in that forest?
- One of them took a shot at me.

They're looking for something, Trent.

You go back in that forest again, consider
yourself locked in your room the rest...

Are you not listening to me?

They're gonna tear our family home
to the ground! And we still got time...

- ...but we are running out.
- Enough!

It is over.
I had told you that already. Stop!

You know what? Go to your room.

Go to my room.

Who do you think you are, my father?

Or just some guy who sucks at playing cards?

So, it's true.

Don't go there, kid.

Try me.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

You know what happens when you
don't pay your property taxes?

The government seizes everything.

And my father, your grandfather,
in his infinite genius...

...decided to stash his money,
but he forgot to tell anyone where it was.

So, eventually, all we had left
on this whole island was that house.

And they were coming for that.
That was just a matter of time.

So, yes...

...I walked into that poker game with Broman
because it was my last and only play.

And I lost.

I lost everything.

Do you know why you're here?

This.

What is this? What is this?

Do you think I ditched my life
to build a ship in a bottle...

...with some deadbeat, broke-down
alcoholic uncle that I have never met?

- Would you listen to me for once?
- No, no, listen! You know what?

You know what? Fine, let's do this.

Do we just write some little fortune
cookie note and toss it in the ocean...

...or is that just your excuse...

...to empty another bottle?

Go away!

Get in, get in. Close the door.

He told you not to touch that.

No, this is Dad's. I stole it before we left.

My God, you're gonna get
into so much trouble.

What do you think I'm in now, Mark?

It looks exactly like the other one.

Yeah, I know.
The inscriptions and everything.

"To my son, Jim. Unfair and unkind
that soon we must part.

"But beginnings are endings,
and endings are beginnings.

"Be ready, for at these crossroads,
I await discovery.

"Seek your reward
where the gift of time awaits."

Where do endings and beginnings meet?

Midnight! The beginning of a new day
meets the ending of the last.

- What did the other pocket watch say?
- Something...

...about a guide after sunset,
like a sunset guide.

Oh, that's easy. There's only
one constant guide after sunset.

So, what is it?

- I know something you don't.
- Come on, tell me, you little twerp.

No, you said you were going
on this hunt, not me.

You're Don Quixote,
and you don't need a Sancho Panza.

Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait.

We're going on the hunt together.

- Promise?
- Would I lie to you...

...Sancho?

The North Star! The only thing in
the night sky that never, ever moves.

Holy ship in a bottle, I think you're right.

- Okay, let's go.
- Okay.

You're sure that's the North Star, right?

- Yeah, that's it.
- Okay.

But what do we do now?

I don't know. I guess we wait.

And it's...

...midnight.

Maybe your watch is a little fast.

Andy, what's past the stars?

Past the stars?

I don't know, Mark. I have a hard
enough time figuring out life down here.

Hey, wake up. We gotta get back.

I don't see why you're so mad.

Well, obviously, one of us was wrong, and
I'm pretty sure midnight was right, so...

The North Star was right, too.
Maybe we were just in the wrong place.

Yeah, unless it has nothing
to do with the North Star...

...and I'm just wasting my time
with you, Sancho.

I just need three more days.

Yes, I tried the tactical approach...

...but there are always more...

...convincing measures.

He'll leave, and they'll all follow.
Trust me.

We can break ground by the end of the month.

- Wanna play some cards?
- Hold on one second.

Not now, darling.
I'm right in the middle of something.

We will be on time and on schedule.

Secrets, lies, and dead-ends.
Even the stars were against me.

We were getting back pretty late,
but as long as Trent wasn't an early riser...

...we'd be in the clear.

No such luck.

Well, thank God.

What the heck?

You really think that you could stay out
all night without saying anything?

- You, too.
- Me?

Sucks about your ride.

For what it's worth, I'd take
a bike over an escalade any day.

Look, I just came by to say that...

...I'm sorry.

I thought you knew about the poker game.

Wanna come out with Mark and I tonight?

Bonfire on the beach, sing Kumbaya.

I got something for you.

So, what do you got for me?

- Close your eyes.
- Okay.

Okay. I saw you checking this out earlier.

Maybe we can make a trade.

I saw you checking this out before.

I mean...

...no offense. I thank you,
but I just... I will never wear that.

- I'll take it.
- Yeah?

Hey, Mark, you see
that lighthouse over there?

You know your grandfather
built that, too, right?

- You should go check it out.
- Yeah, Mark, you should go check it out.

No way. I've only had one s'more.

Fine.

Have fun.

So, you and Ryan, are you guys...

Forget Ryan.

I don't like you like him.

I like you like you.

Yes!

Andy!

You won't believe it! I...

- Wait, were you two...
- Nothing. We're nothing.

You were! You were sitting in a tree!

What did you figure out, Mark?
Better be good.

The answer to the clue.
It's been here the whole time.

Right in front of us.

Okay, so what is a Polaris?

Polaris, the brightest star
in the night sky, the North Star.

On the north tip of the island.

Dude, this is the first time I'm actually
stoked that you're a boy scout.

Let me get this straight. You think your
grandfather's lost fortune is in a lighthouse?

There's only one way to find out.

Come on.

Andy, come on! I wanna go.

Hey, Andy, there's something else down here.

- What is this place?
- This must be the map room.

Come on, Grandpa, where is it?

Isn't "X" supposed to mark the spot?

No.

But "XII" does.

Here, shine a light.

Polaris at midnight.

"Exceptional work, my sons.

"Rest not. You now hold every clue."

- What?
- Great. Grandpa was crazy.

If only we had the other pocket watch.

Dude! You little ninja.

Guys, look! Check this out!

"Use birthday decoder."

The World War II decoder at your house.
We have to get it.

No, no, my dad would kill you
if he caught you even breathing on it.

Plus, it's really far.

Uncle Trent locked our bikes, remember?

Got enough cash for all your little
minions running around here.

You think we're stupid?

Look, you're not the only ones
with your ass in a sling.

I have developers flying in
from China in 72 hours.

If I can't deliver on my share,
I'm out of the deal.

Out. Do you understand what that means?

Sounds like you're trying to squeeze
a few more nickels for yourself.

- Stay here. I'll get the key.
- No, no, no, wait till they leave.

Trust me. Don't worry.

Hi, Daddy. Everything all right?

Yes. Just doing business, sweetheart.
Do you need me for something?

I'm just gonna get the cards,
play some solitaire and then go to bed.

All right, look...

...I'm asking you to wait
a little while longer, all right?

We're getting close.

Night, Daddy.

Good night, sweetheart.

I'll be there in a minute. Just go.

We'll all be winners.

Here, here.

- Mark, read me that message, quick.
- What? Okay.

"N-D-D-F-space-I."

Look, as I've already told you, there's
a fortune to be made with this island...

...and it starts with finding out where
the old man has buried his money.

It's my buy-in.

Without it, I have to stand
on the sidelines and watch...

...so I suggest you get back
out there and find it.

"C-O-B-E-B."

Someone's coming.

Go, go, go, go, go!

Dude, come on! Don't!
What are you... Come on!

Dad.

What are you doing?

You took my key, didn't you?
They're here, aren't they?

- Oh, my God.
- Claire!

Come on. Pass me the flashlight.

Hey, this must be
Grandpa's secret passageway.

I hope we don't find
any dead things back here.

Hey, what's that?

- You think we're supposed to take it?
- I guess.

Let's go.

Hey, this way.

My dad's on to you.
You guys need to get out of here now.

Okay, come on.

- Let's take a look at that message.
- All right.

"One final step to discover
a treasure that will never run dry.

"Be warned. What lies beneath
is the root of all evil.

"Look under the West Forest roses."

All right, we can't just wander into that
forest again. It's time to gear up, okay?

- Walkie-talkies.
- Check.

- Lantern.
- Check.

I'm asking you to wait a little while longer.

Once this deal goes through,
we'll all be rich.

Enough talk.

- Open the safe.
- Don't be foolhardy, Ridgewick.

You know I know how to use this.

Years of practice out in that forest...

...killing for you.

- Open it!
- All right, all right.

You want your money? Here it is.

Don't ever threaten me again.

Get him out of here. He's bleeding on my rug.

Go get the stuff. Go, go, go.

I'm sorry I borrowed your truck,
but it's back, so...

I mean, you can hate me all you want.

I don't hate you, kid.

You're just like me.

Wanna know why your dad doesn't talk to me?

This is way before I lost the house.

When I was about your age...

...I stole a bunch of money from my dad...

...and I went to see the world.

I wanted to have some fun.

Prodigal son, the romanticism, that BS.

The truth was, I was...

...selfish, stupid.

Then one night I called home...

...and he said Dad's gone.

Then when I got here, things...

...were never the same.

Well, I'm sure you did what you could.

No. No, I did not.

Because my brother needed me,
and I wasn't there.

I was searching for all the wrong things.

When you do that,
when your questions are all wrong...

...you're just gonna miss
what it's all about.

What what's all about?

The treasure that never runs dry.

I had my shot, and I blew it.

Don't.

"Backstroke champion, Trent Walton."

"Dear Andy, I'm sorry
I can't be the father you deserve."

"You never should have come.
Forget about me."

"Dear Andy, if only I could find the words...

"...or find the strength
to reach out to you...

"...but I keep telling myself
that we will meet again someday.

"Love always, Dad."

What is this?

- Andy, open up.
- Andy, let me in!

Open up! Op... hey!

Andy! Andy, don't leave me!

Andy, take me with you! Andy!

Jim, you need to get out here.

Andy's gone.

West Forest compass roses.

Two keys.

Yeah.

No, no, no, no! No! No!

No! Hey! Hey!

Hey! Anybody!

Mark?

Mark, do you read me? Come in.

Mark, it's Andy. Are you there?

Does anybody read me?

Can anybody read me?

Help!

Trent! Trent.

Claire, what are you doing?

Four days and you lost him
already, on an island?

How'd you manage that, Trent?

Trent, you explain to me how this happens.

He's a 17-year-old kid.
You had one thing to do, look after him.

- Spare me the parenting advice.
- Parent?

No, no, you lost the right to use that word
when you dropped him on my lap 15 years ago.

I was his father, not you!
I picked up the pieces.

- Pour it on, pour it on, pour it on.
- You feel sorry for yourself now?

Why don't you grow up? You had
the chance. You didn't want to do that.

You brought him here!
You brought him here, not me!

- He was not supposed to know about me.
- Enough!

- None!
- Enough!

Trent, you know the island.

Where could he have gone?

I know.

They're not just watches. They're riddles.

Your father left you both a message.

I never knew there were two.

The answers lead to your father's fortune.
That's where they went.

What do you mean, that's where they went?

Claire.

Where are they?

They went to the West Forest.

He took my truck.
We'll need to get there by boat.

If anybody's listening...

...this is Andrew Walton...

...son of Trent Walton...

...brother to no one.

And now I'm here...

...underground, where nobody can find me.

I made it all this way...

...for a dead end.

A dead end.

Andy, come in. What's your 10-9?

Mark? Mark, is that you?

Mark! Mark! That's you!

- Andy, where the heck are you?
- I'm underneath you.

I'm underneath you. Do you see the remote
that we stole from Broman's? Do you see it?

- The black flashy thing?
- Yes! Yes! Okay, push the button.

Mark! Mark?

- Andy!
- Mark!

You came for me.

Why did you leave without me?

I found out why
I've never heard of Uncle Trent.

I saw the bottles.

Hey, hey.

So what?

No matter what Trent wrote...

...we'll always be brothers.

Now, come on, brother,
let's see what's down there.

No. Mark, Mark, it's a dead end. Mark!

You know my favorite time
I remember being your brother?

The time we went on
this crazy treasure hunt...

...that led us to a cave holding millions.

Till we got stuck
'cause we were missing a key.

Well, that's not how I remember it.

Well, only one way to find out.

Okay, ready?

Three, two, one.

Organ pipes?

It's just for spooks.

But why?

That's why.

It's a mine, Mark.

It's a gold mine.

That is what he meant when he said,
a treasure that would never run dry."

Look! There's a way out!

- If the fall didn't kill you...
- Those currents would certainly do the rest.

Come on.

This is a nice one.

"Broman."

"Broman."

Broman. He found out
there was gold on this island.

"Trent and Jim."

"Boys, if you're reading this,
you're together again...

"...and you've discovered the real
treasure that will never run dry...

"...love.

"Take care of each other, Dad.
P.S. you're rich."

Nice job, boys...

...but I believe your work here is done.

Step aside.

You have to appreciate the irony.

Richard Walton's grandsons...

...lead me to the treasure
I could never find...

...and now I'm going to use it...

...to sweep his family aside for good.

What is your deal?
What is your vendetta against my family?

Your grandfather cheated me.

I processed all of his gold...

...and never once
did he cut me into the deal.

I made him rich...

...and he gave me nothing.

He didn't just disappear, did he?

You certified all the gold
that he brought in...

...so you followed him out one night...

...probably foggy, nobody around...

...and you made sure
that nobody ever found his body.

Well, that's an outrageous accusation...

...and one that will never hold up in court.

What have you done?

"Riches you may possess...

"...but only the hand of a Walton
shall grant release."

What does that mean?

What does it mean?

Tell me!

What's this?

Is this the key to getting us out of here?

You know what the funny thing is?

Only one of us knows how to use that thing.

The other doesn't have a clue.

Enough. I'm not asking you to open it.

- I'm telling you.
- No, Broman.

I'm telling you.

You have screwed over my family
for three generations.

Now your run ends here.

It ends with us.

That's very brave, taking a stand.

Unfortunately, that's not how you negotiate.

This is how you negotiate.

- You can't shoot me.
- No?

You need the hand of a Walton.

True.

But I only need one.

Mark!

You picked wrong.

Oh, God!

Trent, there's something in the water!

There! There! You see it? Something there?

Andy!

Andy! Andy!

- Andy, help! Help me!
- There!

Help!

- You gotta slow down!
- Help me!

He went down! He went under!

Take the wheel. Take the wheel!

We're not gonna be able to swim to the
surface, so you're gonna have to pull us up.

Come on, come on! Come on! Come on!

Wake up! Wake up! Come on! Come on! Come on!

Who do you think you are, my father?

Come on, wake up!

I was searching for all the wrong things.

When you do that,
you're just gonna miss what it's all about.

I had my shot, and I blew it.

I wish I was better with words.

I was just so messed up
when your mom got sick.

I was lost. Just...

And then Jim and Sally...

...stepped in, thankfully.

I figured you were better off if I was dead.

And I was.

And then you came.

I guess I don't understand.

I mean...

...why go through the trouble of writing
all those letters and never send them?

I guess I thought that if I...

...wrote 'em and sent 'em out,
somehow you'd feel me.

The idea of it anyway.

I'm not an idea.

I'm right here.

So, if you wanna love me, then love me.

Okay.

That day, it was finally clear to me...

...that my grandfather had put together
the final treasure hunt...

...just to bring his sons
back together again...

...to see the Waltons side by side...

...sharing the treasure that never runs dry.