San Andreas Quake (2015) - full transcript

When a discredited L.A. Seismologist warns of an impending 12.7 earthquake, no one takes her seriously. Now on her own, she races desperately to get her family to safety before the earthquake breaks Los Angeles apart from the mainland.

[Music playing]

[Shovel digs]

[Girl panting]

MAN: What the hell

was that?

[Dogs barking]

What the...

What was that?

Molly?

What did you do?

Relax. It was just

half an M-80 this time.

Look, I made a crater.

You have to come

to see this.

I layered the sediment,

And the ejecta

looks exactly...

It's 4:30

in the morning.

I swear,

I have neighbors.

Why are you

doing this now?

For Geology.

It's due tomorrow.

Or today in, like,

3 1/2 hours actually, and...

I have to get up

in the morning.

Remember that?

I swear, at least

just one time,

I'm begging you,

Just let me sleep

through the night.

[Chuckles]

There's gas lines

and water lines

down there.

I checked.

You can't just randomly

do stuff like this.

I checked.

What?

I had the utilities

come out yesterday and mark,

And he did a survey,

and he marked.

Look, I'm not stupid.

And how much

did that cost?

I... They spread it out

over the bills.

Look, I just... It just

took me a lot longer

than I planned.

A lot longer, and...

All right, I'm up now.

Show me what you're doing,

Professor.

I wanted

to recreate craters

from volcanic eruptions,

And I had

to do it here,

Because the sedimentary

deposits are exactly...

You couldn't have just made

a baking soda volcano?

Well, as sad as I know

it makes you, Dad,

I'm not in third grade

anymore.

[Rumbling]

Get out of there,

Molly!

[Grunting]

Molly, get out of there!

Ow! Ow!

No, no, no, no!

I'm really stuck!

It's stuck! It's stuck.

Pull!

I'm trying!

I can't!

Pull harder!

I'm trying!

I'm trying!

Oh, God!

[Gasping]

The whole house

is coming down!

Come on, baby! Pull!

Pull!

Dad, you gotta

get out of here.

No! No!

Get out of here!

Come here.

Come here.

Daddy!

Daddy!

[Dogs barking]

[Music playing]

WOMAN: Hey, guys!

Uh, okay, it looks like

We'll be out of cell range

till Monday at least.

Uh, most

of the San Andreas Fault

Is pretty much

in the boonies.

We're up near Paso Robles

Putting in the next set

of sensors,

And if all goes well,

We'll have them all in

by tomorrow evening.

And I cannot wait

to come home.

I've missed you both.

So good night.

Bye.

MAN: Molly? Molly,

where are you?

Oh, another

all-nighter, huh?

Science doesn't sleep.

Heh.

But normal people do.

I did.

I just got up early.

Done.

Yes!

Ah, it was just

a bad power supply.

All 19 sensors are

up and running perfectly.

Make you some eggs?

Oh, no, no, no.

I made breakfast.

Wait. What? Heh.

Since when?

Since I thought it

would melt the ice storm

with Miss you-know-who.

I thought we could

all eat together.

Oh, that's sweet,

But I told you

I'm taking up

A couple of lovebirds

at 8:00 this morning.

I only got

a couple of minutes.

What? When?

Last night,

when you were futzing

with your iPad.

Shoot!

Maybe I should have

sent you a text message.

No, it's okay.

I'm sorry.

I've been distracted.

And working

a little too hard?

No, look, I'm sorry.

I'm just getting

really close. These swarms.

You know, we've had

12 minor M1 quakes

in the last 72 hours.

Something's up,

something big.

I don't feel like I have

any time to waste.

Well, I'm sure

you'll figure it out.

I know you will.

At least let me

get you some toast.

Oh.

You like yours

well done, right?

[Chuckles]

Perfect.

Is Ali awake?

I made

her favorites,

French toast

with mascarpone

and turkey sausage.

You know

how to make all that?

No, but there's these

wonderful little books

that I found

With step-by-step

instructions.

Cooking books,

I think that's

what you call them.

She'll come around.

I hope so.

Eventually.

Stepmoms are

no competition

For the influence

of a new boyfriend.

Mm.

I figure when

that relationship ends,

And I hope soon,

that she'll turn

to me again

And I could convince her

to go back to school.

Mm-hmm.

[Beeping]

Oh.

[Sighs]

Just a minute.

Right.

Hold on.

Morning, Ali.

I made you

breakfast.

Dad. Molly.

Really?

Hank.

Thanks,

but I gotta run.

But it's French toast

with mascarpone.

Trying to watch

what I eat,

All that sugar and carbs.

Oh, please.

You're a rail.

I gotta jet anyway.

You know

how long it takes

To get from Rosemead

to downtown?

Why do we even live here?

Because Rosemead

sits on a giant slab

of granite,

And that's

exactly where you

Want to be

when an earthquake

strikes.

Well, it's not where you

want to be when you're 18.

Well, why don't you

have your boyfriend

over here?

We can

all have dinner.

There's no boy.

See you later, Dad.

You think

your passengers

want breakfast?

[Chuckles]

I have plenty.

Put it in the fridge.

I'll have it for dinner.

And for one day, try to

not think of earthquakes.

ANCHOR:

A series of minor temblors

Causes jitters

throughout the Southland.

Two dozen tiny earthquakes

Registering 1.0

on the Richter Scale or lower

Has seismotologists scratching

their heads this morning,

While the string

of temblors seems to have gone

Largely unnoticed

for most Los Angelenos.

We'll check in with Tippi Santos

at Venice Beach,

And your weather report

from Kaz.

MOLLY: Okay, now with

this final piece in place,

All 19 sensors

along the entire fault line

Are gonna start

pinging each other,

And the system

is gonna crunch that data

And send me back reports.

And when we take

All the data streams

from all the sensors,

we get this. Danny?

Hold on

to your butts.

Each sensor monitors

microseismic activity,

And that's the changing

ratio between sheer waves

And pressure waves

within a 50-mile radius.

Real-time monitoring?

That's nothing new.

No, not just

real-time monitoring.

Predictive extrapolations

For all

microquake activities

Along the entire

San Andreas Fault.

See these white circles?

They're microquakes.

Can anyone tell me

the importance

of the microquake?

Well, they're important,

because...

Because some

theorize they could be

Good predictors

for foreshocks

Or even quakes

themselves.

And if we were

in the business

Of predicting earthquakes,

the microquake

Would be

our best source of data.

But it can't be done,

'cause it's

not possible.

What can't?

Predicting quakes.

Well, that might be true,

but I happen to believe

that it can be.

Yeah, and how'd

that work out

for you in 2008?

[Giggles]

[Sighs]

Well, someone's done

their homework for once.

Yes, I was wrong.

I guess you could say

I acted before I had

all the data. I was hasty.

But this is different.

Here's the catch.

See these white circles?

They're microquakes,

And they haven't

happened yet.

But I will bet you

Dollars to doughnuts,

they will,

And in an hour's time,

to be specific.

And in predicting

the microquake,

We can further

extrapolate that data

Into exponentially bigger,

more timely predictions.

[Scoffs]

I don't buy it.

And that's all the time

we have for today.

Come get

your graded field reports.

Really good job, everybody.

And if you have

any questions,

I'll be in the campus café,

okay?

All right.

Come on.

[Sighs]

Show me

something good.

I deserve an "A."

What?

I need it.

I could lose

my scholarship.

You should have

studied more.

I'm trying, okay,

But do you know

how many classes I have,

How much I have to read?

I'm working

all the time.

"A" students

make the time.

I have a problem with

know-it-all students who

show a lot of promise

And squander it all away

on girls and drinking.

I know your type.

You read

"On the Road" once,

And suddenly you have

all the answers.

I'm not seeing

a lot of girls.

I might just be

a teacher, but I hear

all the gossip.

And that's great.

You should be

having fun.

But just because

you're smart, Nick...

[Cellphone ringing]

And you really are.

I can see

what you're capable of

when you actually try.

But it doesn't mean

you don't have

to do the work.

[Ring]

Now excuse me.

Hey.

Hey. You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Just a student.

Same old, same old.

Any word from Ali

On her first day

at the front desk?

You know Ali. She's probably

running that hotel by now.

She can fend

for herself.

Too true.

You taking off yet?

I'm gassing up right now.

Hey, how was

the field trip?

It was fine, except for

The aforementioned student

brought up 2008.

Ah, forget 2008.

Remember that Edison

failed, like, 10,000 times

Before he invented

the lightbulb, right?

You mean,

before he stole it

and patented the idea?

[Chuckles]

I'm just nervous.

I'm waiting on some data

to come in.

[Beeping]

Oh, my God.

What is it?

Oh, my God!

What's going on?

Oh, my God, Hank!

Molly, tell me

what's happening.

It's working!

It's really,

really working.

Hank, oh, my God!

What is?

The microquakes

that I predicted.

The pressure,

the velocity, the slip,

You name it,

it's happening!

That's great, right?

Oh, my God, I'm gonna

have to call you back.

I gotta call

that smug S.O.B.

over at Caltech.

I love you.

I love you, too.

Yeah, go, go, go.

I'll talk to you later.

Bye.

Professor Dunn?

Yeah, look at that.

Those green dots,

Confirmed predictions.

That's 45 to 63 minutes

in advance.

That's incredible.

It's more

than incredible.

It's...

[beeping]

Oh, no.

Oh, I was worried

about the swarm.

Something's up.

What?

Look.

It's big,

and it's close.

You're saying that's

gonna hit in two minutes?

The microquakes,

this system

Had 97.7% accuracy

in predicting them.

Oh.

We've gotta

get everybody out.

NICK: Are you sure?

I mean,

Where are you getting

this confirmation data from?

Yes, I'm sure.

Straight from the USGS.

But have you checked

the raw data yet?

Miss, we have

to get everyone

Out of the restaurant.

Huh?

We are about to have

an earthquake.

Okay.

I have to talk

To my manager

about that.

Look, Professor Dunn,

I'm sure everything

Is gonna be okay,

all right?

There's nothing

to worry about.

[Cellphone ringing]

Gun! Gun!

He's got a gun!

Everybody out!

He's got a gun!

Hey, hey, wait!

I'm... What?

GIRL:

Get out!

It didn't happen.

No, no, no,

it's okay!

I don't have a gun!

Hands against the wall!

[grunts]

I said

I don't have a gun!

No, no, no, he doesn't

have a weapon.

Hands behind

your back.

Code red! Code red!

Campus café.

No, no, no.

Sir, sir, I'm sorry.

He does not

have a weapon.

Really,

I made a mistake.

He doesn't

have a weapon.

I made a mistake.

You're clean.

Yeah.

Confirm for me, ma'am.

There is no one

with a weapon?

No, no one.

With a weapon?

No one

with a weapon.

I'm sorry.

Cancel code red.

False alarm.

I repeat, false alarm.

Sir, I'm sorry.

I was just trying

to get everyone out.

Okay, we don't joke

about this at all.

You know how much paperwork

I gotta fill out?

I thought...

I thought there was

gonna be an earthquake.

[Shrieks]

[All screaming]

[Glass shatters]

We can't

just run into a building

in the middle of a quake!

[Screams]

You have to assess

the structural integrity...

You okay?

Yeah.

I'm fine.

Thanks.

[Helicopter engine roaring]

MAN: It's gorgeous.

Bet it's a lot different

from Iowa, huh?

Yeah. Well,

Roy's never seen the ocean.

I was in the Army,

so I've seen a lot,

But not much

was this breathtaking.

Look at those boulders!

Does that

happen a lot?

Whoa.

Control, this is

Bell Four Delta Chaz.

I'm witnessing

a major rockslide event

East of Point Mugu.

Oh, man,

it's taking down houses

And high-tension wires.

Possible injuries.

Notify emergency

services immediately.

Oh, my God.

[Radio] Roger that,

Bell Four Twelve.

We're on it.

That's an earthquake.

We're getting shook up

pretty good down here.

Sit tight

up there for a moment.

We're suggesting a reroute

over to Malibu Creek. Over.

Roger that, Control.

Excuse me, guys.

I need to make

a quick call.

Ali, it's Dad.

Are you okay?

What are you

so happy about?

4.7 magnitude.

I was dead on.

[Cellphone ringing]

I mean, off by a minute,

But, hell, close enough.

Hank, are you okay?

I was gonna ask you

the same thing.

We could see

the shaking

From up here.

Are you okay?

Yeah. How's Ali?

She's fine.

I just talked

to her.

Actually,

everything's great.

My system gave me

over three minutes

warning.

I was able to get

everyone to safety

before it struck.

Thank goodness.

So much for

no earthquakes today, huh?

[Chuckles] Right.

Tell me about it.

How'd your buddy Chet

take it?

Oh, my God. I haven't

even called him yet.

Everything happened

so fast.

Well, make sure you

be careful, all right?

[Beeping]

Hank.

Hank, oh, my God.

We've gotta get Ali

and get out of town.

What are you

talking about?

All the data

from the sensors

confirm it.

This is it.

The Big One's

coming today.

ANCHOR: Shaken,

but not stirred.

A 4.0 temblor

off the Malibu coast,

Or what Los Angeles residents

call Wednesday.

Good afternoon, everyone.

I'm Ron Jantz,

And this is a 10 Action News

special report.

Residents in Malibu and parts

of Pacific Palisades today

Are reporting moderate damage

and no injuries after what...

[Sirens blaring]

A hundred years old?

I thought this place

was new.

How can that be safe?

Sir, I assure you,

The hotel has

been retrofitted

for earthquakes.

I know it looks

threadbare right now,

But we do plan

to refurbish next year.

No, no. I need

a lower room at least

near an exit.

Ooh. [Chuckles]

I always said

The first time

Arnie and I kissed,

the Earth moved.

Glad to see

we haven't lost

our touch.

So it was your fault.

Well, no more,

please.

I see you

had a productive time

shopping.

That's a beautiful

necklace.

Oh, you're a dear.

Rubies are

for the 40th,

But I

prefer diamonds.

[Chuckles]

I don't usually

shop like this,

But it is

our anniversary.

Duty calls.

That's right.

You told us.

That is

so wonderful.

Oh, you know,

we shared

Our first kiss

right over there.

It was blue

crushed damask then,

But fashions

change.

Anyways, would you

please hold our bags

While we go

have a quick bite?

Absolutely.

Never go to bed angry.

That's the secret.

Heh heh heh.

Dear? Dear?

You two would make

a cute couple.

I'm hungry.

Don't wait too long.

Let's go.

Just a quick bite.

Back soon.

Take your time.

Oh, we'd make

such a cute couple.

What would

your boyfriend say?

What would yours say?

[Gasps] Four-way?

[Cellphone rings]

Cover me a minute?

It's the stepmom.

She probably is just

freaked about that quake.

Really?

He can

help you, sir.

Molly, I'm fine.

We barely felt it

downtown.

Good. But now

you're going

to have to leave work.

Things are gonna get

really bad.

What? No.

We are getting

out of town now.

Not this again.

I will pay you $1,000

to get out of there now.

I won't say another word

about your boyfriend,

whoever he is.

Listen to me.

This is going

to be a 10.0.

The hotel has

only been retrofitted

for up to an 8.0.

Ali, downtown

is a seismic

amplification corridor.

It will be destroyed.

The lady from Caltech

is on TV right now.

She says it's nothing

to worry about.

Hello?

Ali, are you listening?

Ali? Hank?

Hello?

[busy signal beeping]

[Tone chimes]

Hank?

I'm here.

The call must

have dropped.

I'll try her again.

Wait, wait, wait.

What if the cells go down?

What should we do?

What?

Molly, can you hear me?

We've gotta

get out of here.

This is going to be

exponentially bigger

than what we just felt.

The entire grid

is going to fall.

Ali.

I'm gonna go get her.

No, wait. I'll get her.

You won't have enough time

to get out of the city.

Okay, Molly?

Hank?

Molly, can you hear me?

Listen.

Honey, I don't have

enough time or fuel

To get you and her.

Get Ali!

I'll see you there.

Meet us on top

of her building.

That's just

what I was gonna say.

I was thinking

the same thing.

In 80 minutes.

No later, Hank.

Molly? Molly!

Hank?

Molly. Shit!

Little detour, folks.

We're gonna have to stop

and get some gas.

[Tone chimes,

busy signal beeping]

Shit!

Hank, you better

get there.

Ali, you better stay put.

[Sirens blaring]

Good afternoon, everyone.

I'm Ron Jantz,

And this is 10 Action News

Bringing you the latest

on the earthquake activity.

We've got our team live

at the USGS facilities,

And from what we understand,

they are about to start

Their news conference

at any minute.

Okay, here we go.

We estimate it to be

a 5.1 earthquake

With an epicenter in Malibu.

In all likelihood,

There will be

minor aftershocks...

Do you have a phone,

a landline?

Is it local?

It's an emergency.

Come on, Ali.

[busy signal beeping]

Damn it.

[Line rings]

Our seismologists

will be reviewing

The data more thoroughly,

[telephone ringing]

But at this time,

We estimate it to be...

Caltech Geological Survey.

This is...

Chet,

it's Molly Dunn.

Oh, hey, Molly.

You okay?

I heard

that last quake hit

a little close to you.

Cell towers

are going down,

And I don't know

the next time

I'll be able to get

to a landline or how

long they'll last,

So you have

to listen to me.

We have got to enact

a level-four evac.

This is

going to be big,

Upwards of a M10,

Chet!

Molly, Molly, please.

My system works, Chet.

It knew about Malibu

Four minutes

before it happened.

Molly...

And now I'm showing

No fewer

than 18 right lateral

strike-slip warnings

On 19 of my units

Up and down

all 800 miles of

the San Andreas, Chet.

Yeah, and in 2008,

you said the same thing.

Only, it turned out

to be dune buggies

and high wind.

That was eight million

lines of code,

Chet, your code!

These are new rigs,

new code,

And it's working!

A level-four evac, Molly?

You have any idea

what I'd have to do?

Will you just look

at my data? Please?

All right, fine.

Send it over to me.

I'll take a look at it.

I did! Check your inbox.

We have got

to pull the trigger

on this evac protocol.

You want me to evacuate

13 million people

Because your science project

made a lucky guess?

That's not good science.

It's...

An M10, Chet.

Listen to me.

I... I gotta go.

There will be

minor aftershocks,

But if any do occur,

The frequency of these events

should taper off quickly.

[Slams receiver]

Damn it.

Oh, no, no, no!

Professor Dunn?

Shit.

Nick, I'm sorry

about earlier,

And I'm sorry

about the grade,

But I really don't have

time for this right now.

No, no. How's Ali?

Huh?

Ali. Is she okay?

Yeah, she's fine.

I can't

get ahold of her.

Did she leave

the hotel yet?

She's so stubborn.

You're Ali's boyfriend.

I wanted to be

up-front about it.

She made me swear

not to tell.

She said

you'd disapprove.

Yeah, she's right.

Excuse me.

Are you gonna

go get her?

I am.

You need a car, right?

Yes, I will.

We can use mine.

"We"?

Or I can go on my own.

If you think you can

get there before me,

be my guest.

All right,

where's your car?

Over here.

Oh, you can't

be serious.

She'll get us there.

All right. Take PCH.

We should stay off

the elevated freeways.

Uh...

Yeah, just go.

[Sirens blaring]

Lobby looks good.

I see no damage here,

Not even a crack.

Meet me in the ballroom.

Uh, that was

quite a little shaker

we had there.

Um, is everything

looking okay? I mean...

Yeah, that's actually

pretty old.

It's nothing new.

Everything's

checking out fine.

Whoo-hoo! [Chuckles]

Oh, the technology today.

When I was a kid,

it was a real luxury

to have your picture taken.

I've had more pictures taken

in the last five years

than my entire life.

Say cheese.

You'll send that to us?

Of course.

Oh, is dear

Mr. Dittmann around?

No, at a conference,

But I'm sure

he'll be happy

to see you tomorrow.

Wonderful.

I'll radio you when

the dim sum's here.

Okay.

Is this thing safe

so soon after a quake?

Sure thing. It's

been retrofitted

up to an 8.0.

All right, well,

too out of shape

to take the stairs then.

All right. 14th floor.

I hope this thing

can make it.

Oh, it's perfectly safe.

Okay. Uh, Hank, Ali,

I've tried

calling and texting,

And this is

the only other way

I could think to get

a message to you both.

2,000 hideous,

fake, metal palm trees

Disguised as cell towers

all over the entire

Los Angeles area,

And I can't even make

a single phone call.

All right.

Well, here's the plan.

I'm coming downtown.

Ali, I know about Nick,

And he's with me

coming to get you.

We just got a glimpse

from up high

Of the entire

San Gabriel basin,

And there are

fires and smoke

And helicopters.

Angry people panicked.

Ali, if you're getting this,

please just stay put.

Stay in the hotel.

It looks like the duration

Between foreshocks

is decreasing,

Which means

that The Big, Big One

Might actually hit sooner than

my prediction model suggested.

I can't be sure

until I get

Some sort of GPS or cellular

to cross-reference

The seismic

or the geological data

From all the sources

on and off the continent,

But forget about all that.

Just stay put, Ali.

If you're getting this,

stay put.

We're coming to get you.

It is getting

very crazy out here.

[Beeps]

According to this,

we're about to have

another minor trembler.

What's minor?

M3 or 4.

We might not even feel it,

though, in a moving...

No, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no!

[Tires squeal]

[Screaming]

[Panting]

You okay?

Yeah.

[Engine grinds]

[Warning chimes]

Aw, man.

I told you so.

I knew it.

I'm sorry.

All right,

get me out of here.

Don't worry, hon.

Don't worry.

This contraption

has lasted 100 years.

That means

it's... it's strong,

not weak.

Ohh! Ahh!

Are you okay,

Mr. Lowenstein?

My heart.

Oh, what's wrong?

Sweetheart,

Where's your medication?

Nightstand.

Where do you think?

Oh, he left his medicine

on the nightstand.

Why would you

leave it there?

[Groans]

Hello?

Hello?

Anyone there?

Jackson?

God, please get

this door open, please!

Malibu Aviation,

This is Bell Four Delta Chaz

requesting landing.

We've been rerouted

due to the earthquake.

Roger that, Bell Four.

Affirmative.

Be advised

it's chaotic down here.

Proceed with caution.

[Beeps]

Minor tremors?

Well, the data's

Hitting me

in fragments, okay?

The entire

infrastructure

must be hosed.

I'm missing

some packets.

Maybe if we're lucky,

we'll get some...

A data signal or

a Wi-Fi or something.

Oh, good.

I could use a latte.

What are we gonna do?

[Sighs]

Look at

the bright side.

[Birds squawking]

I can't believe

this is happening.

How are

we gonna get downtown?

Damn it! Not my baby!

Can you fix it?

She's not going anywhere.

What are we

gonna do now?

I got us covered.

Bye, old girl.

Really?

What are you doing?

This van was my baby.

You don't remember

your first car?

No.

You don't remember

your first car?

No. Come on.

Let's go.

Ali said that about you.

What?

Nothing.

Let me

just grab something.

Well, please hurry.

Oh, my God,

Kerouac. Really?

No.

What was that?

Nothing. Let's go.

I gave her this.

Which one,

you think?

We're going

to steal a car?

Well, if you're right,

there's not gonna be

a car left anyways.

What if

the owners need it?

More than we need it?

No, no, no, no! Don't!

This one's unlocked.

Last thing we need

is a lacerated wrist.

Think before

you act, please.

Yeah, yeah.

[Sparks crackle]

You know, if you're trying

to convince me you're

A good influence

on my stepdaughter,

it's not working.

Look, I'm not

trying to convince you

of anything, all right?

[Engine starts]

All right.

[Car horns honking]

[Echoing]

Help me!

Anyone!

We're in the elevator!

Sweetheart, sweetheart,

look at me.

Look at me.

You're going to be

all right.

Cough. Cough.

It helps. Cough.

Take deep breaths,

Arnold.

Arnie,

please don't leave me!

Please stay with me.

Sir, sir, hand me

my purse, please.

I think there's

some aspirin in it.

I think it could help.

* Let me call you

sweetheart *

* I'm in love with you *

Damn it. The network

is completely down.

I have no idea how

that activity affected

the prediction model.

Take Canyon Road.

Canyon Road?

That'll take forever.

You think the freeways

are gonna be any faster?

[Sighs]

I just want you to know

I'm not seeing

any other girls.

I thought you weren't

trying to convince me.

I'm committed to Ali.

Well, if you were

so committed to her,

Why did you convince her

to drop out of school?

What makes you think

that was my idea?

And that tattoo? I bet

that was your idea as well.

God, you really

don't know Ali, do you?

Look, she

dropped out of college

on her own, okay?

It was holding her back.

She wants to be

an event planner,

not a biology major.

Obviously

I'm all for college.

It's why I'm there.

I need it.

But she doesn't.

She can blaze

her own trail.

Thank you,

Jack Kerouac.

[Crumbling]

Stop the car!

What's wrong?

The bridge is closed.

What if they closed it

Because of

the earthquake?

Oh, look at the cracks.

Should I turn around?

We don't have time.

We're just

gonna have to drive

across it carefully.

You wanna go over it?

Carefully.

Like that's gonna

make us any lighter.

Just drive down

the middle slowly.

Ohh!

Okay.

We're okay.

Oh, no.

Stop! Slow down!

[Gasps]

Okay.

Go! Get out of the way!

Go, go, go,

go, go, go, go, go.

[Engine grinds]

Come on. Go. Go.

I've got

a weak data signal.

Oh, of course.

96% chance

of an M5 foreshock.

What? When?

Any minute!

[Engine grinding]

Come on.

Come on. Come on!

We're okay.

We're off the bridge.

Off the bridge.

Come on!

[Engine grinding]

Get off the bridge!

MOLLY: Leave the truck!

Come on!

I can't!

My son, he's hurt!

It's gonna collapse!

Please help me!

We have to get him

to a hospital!

Nick, wait! Wait!

Please...

Here. Help me.

Help me! Help me!

[Sighs]

He's gone.

We've gotta go.

We've gotta go.

He'll be all right.

We just have to get him

to a hospital!

I can't lift him.

Get to a hospital.

[Overlapping chatter,

yelling]

We gotta go!

I'm not gonna leave him!

Nick!

We gotta get

off the bridge!

WOMAN:

No! No! No! No!

[Yelling]

No! Jeremy!

Please. My son.

Get off me! Jeremy!

Oh, shit.

Okay, welcome back, folks.

I'm Ron Jantz,

And we're bringing you

everything we know so far

About the series

of earthquakes

That have struck the greater

Los Angeles area this afternoon,

Starting with

the 4.0-magnitude quake

off the coast of Malibu.

Now here's what we know so far.

Authorities are attempting

to dig out residents

In four residential blocks

near the intersection

Of Temescal Canyon Road

and Pacific Coast Highway.

Approximately 24 to 25 homes

Have been destroyed

by landslides

In what can only be called

a massive avalanche.

[Rumbling]

[crew yelling]

That's an earthquake.

I'm under the table, folks.

Please,

everybody head for cover.

Everyone be safe.

This is serious. Please.

Oh, this is not good.

[Sirens blaring]

This can't be.

Excuse me, sir?

Dr. Michaels?

You are not

gonna believe this.

I been asking

for aftershock activity

since 1 A.M.,

Not worst-case

scenario models.

Excuse me, sir.

Wait a minute. Wait.

Yes.

What are these nodes?

That's the activity

today.

That there,

that's the 5.0

From 30 minutes ago,

right?

This is Molly Dunn's

prediction data.

It's a confirmation of

the slip-strike events.

It's a near

perfect match with

the recorded live data.

The readings,

they're going

well into tonight,

And they're topping

over an M10.

And you've cross-checked

all this?

Three times.

So did Jenkins.

Sir, those are

not aftershocks.

They're foreshocks.

Henry, get me

the Governor's office!

Okay, for those of you

now just joining us,

A general evacuation order

has been issued

For the entire city

of Los Angeles.

Now this includes all

of the outlying areas.

I repeat,

a general evacuation order

Has been issued for

the entire city of Los Angeles

And all of its outlying areas.

The evacuation is mandatory.

The magnitude

of the next quake

Is expected to exceed

the tolerance levels

Of most, if not all,

of the area's infrastructure.

Now we do have

confirmed estimates

Out of the United States

Geological Survey

Putting the expected quake

at a 10.0.

An evacuation order

has been issued

For all

of Southern California.

Come on! Come on!

Let's go!

TOWER: Citation 223...

Damn it.

Hold your position!

Any luck?

Traffic on the runway!

No.

Look, since we're

still paying for this,

We need you

to take us to Pasadena.

What? No.

Pasadena is

not gonna be

any safer.

No. To get our baby.

Hey, look, I got

my own wife and

kid to worry about.

They're relying

on me.

But you said

they were downtown.

This is on the way.

Actually, it's not.

From Malibu,

First is downtown,

then Pasadena.

Well, we have

a signed agreement

with you.

As soon as we

fuel up the chopper,

we'll take...

This is our charter.

Look, lady, you heard

of force majeure?

This is about

as force majeured

as you can get.

Hold on!

Look, honey,

we'll be okay.

No!

No!

Hey, hey, hey, fella,

I'm glad to see you.

We need

to rent a chopper.

Sorry, man.

Everything's gone.

As soon as I swap

out this starter,

I'm outta here.

I wish I could

help you, but it's

only a two-seater.

Come on. There's gotta be

something we can rent.

Anything!

What about that one?

Please, sir,

that old relic?

You won't get it

two feet off the ground

Without

a new rotor pin.

Can't you please

fix it for us?

Look, I gotta

get outta here,

all right?

They're saying

this whole valley

Will be underwater

by the time

this quake hits.

Look,

I'm begging you.

My wife and daughter

are depending on me.

Sorry, man.

It's every man

for himself.

5,000.

What?

I will pay you

5,000 bucks to fix it.

I don't know. I'd have

to weld a makeshift piece.

I-I'm not sure.

10,000.

Uh...

I will do my best.

No promises.

On one condition.

We get my baby first.

Okay, listen. Um...

We have tried a couple

of different routes,

And they are no good.

Hank, if you can see a route

and get a text out to us,

Anything,

we sure would appreciate it.

Um, we're gonna keep trying.

I'll see you soon.

[Sirens blare]

Ali?

Jackson?

Yeah.

Hello? Hello?

Get me outta here!

Thank God!

Open the door!

What do you think

I'm doing?

Help me pry

this door open.

Okay.

Oh. Oh, thank God!

JANTZ: Those of you

now just joining us...

I have to get

to the room

and get medication.

He's having

a heart attack.

Help them.

Room 1333,

nitroglycerin!

On the bed stand!

Hurry!

Um, sir, could you

give me a hand?

I... Sir?

Mr. Kaplin.

Mr. Kaplin.

We do have

confirmed estimates

Out of the United States

Geological Survey

Putting the expected quake

at a 10.0 in approximately

90 minutes.

An evacuation order...

I didn't

know which one.

I have to help

Gary with something

on the third floor,

Some kind of injury.

Okay. Go. Go.

I'll be on walkie.

Breathe. Breathe.

Just relax.

San Andreas fault line.

I repeat,

a general evacuation order

Has been issued

for the entire city

of Los Angeles

And all

of its outlying areas.

Evacuation

is strongly urged,

As the magnitude

of this quake

is expected...

Evacuation?

We've got

to get out of here.

You said this place

can handle an 8.0?

We gotta go, like, now!

Wait! Please,

we need your help.

I can't carry him.

NICK: Ali?

Yeah. Go ahead.

I just got word

the National Guard

Wants us all

on an evacuation bus

in 30 minutes.

They can only fit,

like, 100 people.

Okay. We're coming.

100? We gotta hurry!

We'll make it.

I promise you

we'll make it.

I... I just can't

take that chance.

Please!

Fine.

But if we don't

make it on that bus,

There's gonna

be hell to pay.

Come on.

Who can predict

earthquakes, anyway?

My stepmom, actually.

[Sirens blaring]

Good call on Zoo Drive.

The freeway looks packed.

Well, you were right

about Canyon Road.

You know,

collapsing bridge aside.

Oh, where are we?

It's a shortcut

through Griffith Park,

Behind the zoo.

I hate to admit it,

but I'm really glad

you came along.

Wow.

Ali never listens to me.

Oh, if you think

she listens to

everything I say,

You got

another think coming.

She just

crosses her arms

and says fine

And then does whatever

she was doing anyways.

Yeah, I get that,

Followed by

a slammed door.

Ah, I had that.

You know,

I signed her up for

self-defense classes.

I told her

New York could be

a dangerous place.

Huh? Wait. What?

She said

she was gonna tell you.

You're moving to New York?

Not right away.

After I graduate.

Why?

Because we want

to live there?

And you're taking

my stepdaughter with you?

I'm not

taking her, okay?

We want

to live together.

No way.

Absolutely not.

Okay, for starters,

She's gonna go back to school

and get a degree,

Event planner

or not, okay?

Because this is

completely ridiculous!

Look, nothing's

set in stone.

[Both gasp]

What the heck

was that?

I don't know.

I barely saw it.

Please don't tell me

that was human.

Maybe it was a dog.

That's just as bad!

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

I-It's a baby hippo.

[Groans]

It's alive.

[Sighs]

[Roaring]

Oh, God.

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

Hey! Hey!

[car horn honking]

Hey!

Hey!

[Grunting]

[Screams]

Hey! Hey!

Wait!

Wait! Stop!

Come on!

[Grunts]

Come on! Let's go!

Drive! Drive! Drive!

Whew!

Yeah,

definitely not dead.

Yeah, I figured.

Must have escaped

from the zoo, huh?

Yeah.

Yeah.

[Grunts]

All the animals

can feel it coming.

This is gonna be

bigger than anything

we've ever seen.

We might not

make it out, you know.

Yeah.

I'm Edna,

Edna Lowenstein.

Uh, Kaplin,

Miles Kaplin.

Oh, well, Miles,

Thank you so much.

Yeah.

Consider this

your good deed

for the day.

Ah, well, no good deed

goes unpunished,

as they say.

I-It's my anniversary.

If this is

how much the Earth

moves on our 40th,

Think of what

it'll do on our 50th.

Sir, could you help us?

Hey!

We have a sick man!

Hey! Hey!

Um, okay,

Maybe we should

pick up the pace

a little bit, huh?

[Sirens blaring outside]

Sweetheart.

All right, come on!

Come on.

Arnie? Oh, darling.

Good afternoon, everyone.

I'm Ron Jantz,

and this is 10 Action News

With the latest on...

Really the only way

to describe this situation now

Is as a swarm of earthquakes,

A swarm of ever more violent,

ever more stronger earthquakes.

I just don't know

how else to put it.

We're doing our best

To keep our broadcast

on the air for you.

Now, we just had to switch over

to our diesel generators.

For those of you

just joining us,

An evacuation order

has been issued for all...

I think we're

the only idiots

driving into town.

Shh!

Routes going into

the downtown area

Have been blocked

by the National Guard,

And both sides of the 10 Freeway

are now flowing east.

Everyone is urged to get out

and get out now.

Oh, please

let her be all right.

She will be.

The MTA has announced

The suspension

of all subway services,

But buses are taking people east

of the San Andreas fault line.

I repeat,

a general evacuation order

Has been issued

for the entire city

of Los Angeles...

I didn't even know

she wanted to be

an event planner.

I feel like I've

spent the last six years

trying to get to know her,

And some kid

with a rap sheet

comes along,

And she

just spills her guts.

It's part of being

a parent, I guess.

Your mother know you?

My mom probably assumes

I'm in jail...

And my dad is M.I.A.

My mom kind of

just checked out,

So I hooked up

with a tough crowd.

I didn't know that.

That's why I've sunk

everything into college.

Just hoping I can

turn everything around.

You know I can't

change your grade

Because of

a sob story, though.

Hey, I'm not asking

for that, okay?

I'm just asking

that you treat me

Like I'm someone

that belongs there,

Not like I'm some loser

that just walked

into class.

You really think

I'd care so much

about a grade

If I wasn't

being serious?

Okay. If the college

is still standing

After all of this,

you've got a deal.

And same thing

with Ali, okay?

I won't lie.

I've put up the numbers.

Don't need to hear that.

No, look.

She's exactly

what I need, okay?

I want to be the guy

she deserves.

That's what drives me.

That's sweet,

But just so you know...

She's my daughter,

And I don't care much

what she does for you.

I care

what you do for her.

WOMAN: Please stop!

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Stop!

Please stop!

Oh, Nick, I don't

think we should stop.

Nick, please,

we don't have much time

left to get to Ali.

Everything okay?

I am so sorry

to stop you like that,

But no one will stop.

I tried calling AAA,

And all you get

is this recording saying

that nobody's available.

Okay, so you got

some car troubles?

Yeah.

All right.

We had a giraffe

trample over our car.

We gotta go,

all right?

Let's get

you outta here.

Why are you guys

heading that way?

You gotta get out.

My girlfriend's

downtown.

Oh, honey, you're never

gonna make that.

Well, we gotta try.

No, no, no, no, no.

You gotta listen to me.

Why are you

heading up that way?

How many miles

you got on this?

About 100,000.

Can you start the car

for me, please?

[Engine grinding]

Okay, you can

turn it off.

[Sighs] Yeah,

I can't fix this.

Oh, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no.

No, it's cool.

We got room in our car.

You can come with us.

We don't have time

to go downtown.

Please, there's roadblocks.

It's suicide.

Well, we gotta try,

okay?

We got the room.

You can come along.

No, Mom! No.

Mom!

Whoa!

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Whoa.

We have

to get out now!

God damn it.

My daughter

is all I've got...

And we

don't have time

To go downtown.

I have to get

my baby out,

so let's go.

I gotta save

my baby, too, okay?

I can't leave her!

We got a helicopter on top

of a building down there!

We have to get out now!

Have you not been

listening to what they

have been saying?

I can't leave her.

Is that

your final word?

[Laughs]

Okay, you,

whoever you are,

I'm gonna shoot

this nice young man

If you don't give me

those car keys.

No, Mom, don't!

Sarah!

There are no keys.

What?

I hot-wired the car!

Mama, please.

What?

Ma'am, we are willing

To take you wherever

you wanna go...

No, Mrs. Dunn, it's okay.

No, it's okay,

All right?

Just... Just go get Ali!

That's what's important

right now!

You better not!

Just tell her

I love her! Go!

Mom?

I will shoot him.

No.

I mean it.

I'm going to shoot him!

Mom!

I mean it, Sarah!

I'll shoot.

She's my baby!

I'll shoot!

No! Ahh!

No! No!

You...

Don't!

Just take it!

Just take it!

Just take it!

Get the hell

out of here!

I told you go to.

And I told you we

shouldn't have stopped.

JANTZ: The National Guard

has closed down

All access

into downtown Los Angeles.

All traffic on the 10 Freeway

is now eastbound.

There is no westbound traffic.

You cannot get

to downtown Los Angeles.

The governor has declared

a state of martial law,

And anyone caught trying

To get into downtown L.A.

will be arrested.

Shit,

they're getting closer.

What do you mean?

What are you doing?

Seeing how much time

we have left.

You got a signal?

A faint data signal.

But, shit, my battery.

Oh. I have a backup.

Thanks.

Oh, no.

No. Damn it!

No, no. Shit.

What is it?

No.

What is it?

This thing that

I wanted to give to Ali.

She loved it.

What was it?

Ferdinand.

Who?

Ferdinand.

This stupid duck.

Damn it!

You okay?

Yeah. It's stupid.

[Beeping]

Oh, this can't

be right.

What?

Updated estimate.

It's gonna be bigger

than we thought.

It's saying a 12.0.

Nothing's gonna be

left standing.

So we better get going.

Yeah.

The quake that hit L.A.

earlier today

Measured at 5.3

According to the United States

Geological Survey.

That quake was followed

by several strong tremors.

One of them, we believe,

was another quake.

There was some damage

to some buildings and homes,

But nothing like the one

That's about to hit

in roughly 60 minutes.

[Gasping]

109. 110.

MILES: Wait!

111.

[Radio]

No more! No more!

We're stuffed

like sardines!

Bus is full!

Copy that.

Sir, the bus

is full.

What?

Wait. Is there...

Is there

another bus coming?

I doubt it.

Next best option

Is a bomb shelter

on Flower.

A general evacuation has been

given to Los Angeles and all

Of the surrounding outlying

areas. Pretty much anyone

West of the San Andreas

fault line must evacuate.

A major catastrophic earthquake

event has been predicted

To strike downtown

Los Angeles at any minute.

Shit!

They're

detaining people.

Hey, you guys

can't be here!

We're

evacuating!

Ah, we're so close.

What do we do?

What do we do?

Tunnels.

Sewer?

No, Prohibition tunnels.

I used to run

all up and down them.

They're famous.

Okay, where?

Um, okay, follow me.

Okay.

The entrance

is over here!

What if your data is off

and it hits early?

Then we're

crushed alive. And?

The hotel is

about five blocks away.

The tunnel runs

right under it.

Keep moving.

Keep moving. Keep moving.

Careful for this wire.

Might have

some electricity in it.

This is crazy.

You sure

you know your way

around down here?

Just trust me.

Watch your step.

No going back now anyway.

Let's go.

Whoa.

What?

Oh, no.

Oh, my God. What happened?

Well, he didn't

die in the quake.

There's no sign

of trauma.

Looks like

he just died.

What killed him?

Oh, no.

Same thing

that's corroding

this penny.

Hydrogen sulfide.

Earthquake must

have caused a leak.

[coughs]

This poor guy

must have been

just down here working

When he got overcome.

Is it explosive?

Very.

[coughing]

That means...

We're in big trouble.

Come on.

[Both coughing]

I'm so dizzy.

Keep going!

Ah, careful!

Damn it.

[Both coughing]

Help me move this.

We've got to clear

an opening.

[Both coughing]

I'm gonna pass out.

I can't go on.

We've got to.

Help me.

Ah, I'm getting

so dizzy.

[Sirens blaring]

[Coughs]

Hey, Ali, this one's

just for you, kiddo.

We're trying

to make it out to you,

But it's not looking

really good at this point,

So...

I need you to stay safe.

Stay in that hotel.

Your father's

coming to get you.

He's gonna get you

out of there.

All right, tell them!

Tell them I helped you!

I didn't have

to help you!

You told me

that we would make it

on that bus!

Sir, I understand,

but...

Look, it's leaving!

Look, I have a life!

Why should I

be punished for

helping them?

That doesn't make

any sense!

Sir...

I'm getting on that bus!

Sir!

Get your hands

off me!

Hey!

[Grunting]

Get your hands off me!

Get off me!

I deserve to be

on that bus!

Calm down, sir!

Calm down, sir!

Calm down!

Get off me!

[Gunshot]

[gasps]

Calm down, sir!

Calm down!

All right, back off.

You don't get to choose

who lives and who dies.

I was supposed to be

on that bus.

I helped them!

Well, if you

get to choose...

Well,

then so can I.

Mr. Kaplin,

please don't.

You used me.

Hank...

I'm just sending this

to you,

Because I don't want Ali

to hear or see this.

I don't want her to lose hope,

But I don't want you

to lose hope either,

But things are getting

really tight down here.

And you know I'm not the kind

that gets sentimental...

But I just want you

to know that I love you...

You big, strong,

wonderful flyboy, you.

You are the Orville

to my Wilbur.

Don't you dare say,

"Redenbacher,"

Because that's a stupid joke,

and I'm always saying

That you're too old

to be saying it, anyway.

But you are my husband,

My partner, my granite rock,

And I thank God

for you every day.

Thank you so much

for saving me.

You have no idea.

And no matter what happens,

There's nothing

that's going to take that away,

How I feel for you

and what you mean to me.

And if we don't get out of this

alive or together...

Just know that I love you.

I love you, Hank.

Go get Ali.

Go get our baby girl.

[Both coughing]

Ali's strong.

She'll make it

without us.

Wait.

Another foreshock's

coming.

You sure?

100%.

[Both coughing]

It'll crush us.

Probably.

[Debris shifting, falling]

[Both coughing]

Chevy Chevette.

What?

Electric blue

1977 Chevy Chevette

That I loved with

my whole heart.

That was my first car.

Hey!

Huh?

Wake up.

[Coughing]

What?

I want

to tell you, Nick...

You're really

a solid guy.

I think it's safe

to say that...

You would

have moved Heaven

and Earth for Ali.

Ironic choice of words.

[Coughs]

Yes, I love Ali.

She could have done

a lot worse.

So...

Can we talk

about my grade now?

Not changing it.

[Chuckles]

Didn't think so.

Ferdinand was

our first kid.

What?

Ferdinand, that...

That dumb little toy.

Ali hated it,

But, uh,

she threw it away

Or dropped it

or something.

But I kept it.

When she found that I had it,

she made fun of me...

But it grew on her,

And she got

sentimental about it.

A little toy.

[Coughing]

Stupid.

It's not stupid.

I just wanted

to give it to her.

Yeah.

[Coughing]

[Gasps]

Nick! Air! Air!

I think I see the... I think

I can see a way out! Come on.

[Coughing]

I see light.

Fresh air.

[Coughing]

Can we make it out?

Ah, no way.

Wait. I see

the way out.

[Coughing]

[Coughing]

Oh, no.

What?

There's more gas

this way.

[Groans]

Take a deep breath!

No, we can make it!

[Coughing]

[Both coughing]

If that sparks,

we're dead.

No! No!

Yeah, I can pick this.

Just let me

Look for a paper clip

or something.

Whoa, wait,

wait, wait, wait!

You can cause a spark!

Come on!

[Sighs]

Come on.

Calm down, sir!

You have a vehicle.

I know you do.

You give me the keys.

We don't.

We have specific orders

To rendezvous

at the bomb shelter.

I don't believe you.

Downtown L.A.

Is the last place

Anybody would

wanna be during a 10.0.

Now give me the keys!

Mr. Kaplin, I think

We should go

to the shelter.

You have a car,

don't you?

[Gasps]

Give me the keys.

It's too late for that.

I think

going to the shelter...

No, everything

is going to come down.

W-We have to try.

It is my turn

to get some help!

[Screaming]

[Car alarms blaring]

We made it!

I can't believe it!

We're not out

of the woods yet.

We gotta get Ali

and get to the roof!

MILES: Nobody move.

I will shoot.

You had no right to say

I couldn't be on that bus!

I'm gonna live.

No.

All right, get back.

You, get over there!

I'm warning you!

Hey!

Get away from her!

[Gunshot]

Ohh! Oh! No!

[gunshot]

No. No!

No, get off me!

I deserve to be

on that bus!

I helped them!

You don't get

to choose!

MITCH: I helped them!

No!

No!

I can't believe

you're here!

We have to get out!

No, we have to get

to the roof.

What? No! The place

is going to collapse!

People, listen!

We gotta go!

The bomb shelter's

two blocks away.

No way.

We are talking

about an M12 now.

Nothing within miles

of this place will

be left standing.

What?

Come with us, okay?

There's a helicopter

on the roof.

Or will be, I hope.

Are you serious?

Ma'am,

I have orders.

You guys have

to come with me.

And I am telling you

that this

Is your only chance

to survive.

This is insane.

Sir!

What?

Get him up!

Move out!

All right.

Come on.

Is there room for Jackson?

You fast?

I ran a 5K fun run

last month.

That's good enough. Come on.

Okay.

[Yells]

Need to move.

I'm okay.

Come on, Mrs.

Lowenstein. We don't

have much time.

We have to get

to the roof.

Is he...

Oh, God. I am so sorry,

Mrs. Lowenstein,

But we have to hurry.

When I see the two of you

look at each other...

Your boyfriend, huh?

Makes me think of us

40 years ago.

I'm only gonna

slow you down.

Go.

[Coughing]

Damn it!

ALI: There's

another stairwell

At the other side

of the building.

[Screaming]

Nick!

Nick!

[Screams]

Ali, grab my hand!

[Screams]

No!

Mom!

Mama!

Oh, my God.

Okay.

Mom.

Okay, okay.

Grab me.

Okay, Ali, you have

to let go of Nick.

What?

You're gonna have

to let go of him.

No, no.

Let me pull him up,

and then we'll

get you, okay?

I can't. I can't!

Yeah, you can.

You just put

one hand at a time

on the ledge, okay?

Do it!

[Nick grunts]

[Sobs]

Okay.

[Alarm blaring]

Fire!

It's below us, but it

can suffocate us!

Better odds than

we're gonna get here.

Come on.

Come on. Come on!

[All coughing]

[All coughing]

Oh, my God.

Where are you, Hank?

Come on. Come on.

Mom.

I'm so sorry, honey.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

[Coughing]

HANK: Need a lift?

[laughs]

MOLLY: Hey.

[Both laugh]

[Rumbling]

[Orchestra playing]

[Ballad playing]

* In the light *

* Of shadows and empty dreams *

* Behind the dark *

* Of your eyes,

I forget myself *

* Impatiently *

* Our sorrows

gather at our feet *

* And drag us down *

* To drown

in black water tears *

* Is this real? *

* Can we feel something

out beyond our reach? *

* What can it mean *

* When we wander aimless *

* Through the nightlands? *

* With every step *

* We falter

and fall upon our knees *

* Beneath the sky *

* We hide

to escape ourselves *

* Endless night *

* Before us, an empty void *

* We cast ourselves *

* Inside *

* To swallow all our fears *

* Is this real? *

* Can we feel something

out beyond our reach? *

* What can it mean *

* When we wander aimless *

* Through the nightlands? *

* Lands *

* When we wander aimless *

* Through the nightlands *