400 Days (2015) Movie Script
Cooper, Theo.
Time to go.
Hey bro,
You got any more of those smokes?
Quitting anyway.
Muchas gracias.
Public intoxication...
disorderly conduct...
sustained crisis.
Have a nice day.
The board wanted to boot you off.
And I agreed with them.
You can count your lucky stars
it's too late to find someone else.
All the potential in the world, huh?
Many years ago,
the great British
explorer, George Mallory,
who was to die
on Mount Everest, was asked
why did he want to climb it.
He said, "Because it is there. "
Well, space is there, and
we're going to climb it.
We choose to go to the moon.
We choose to go to the moon.
We choose to go to the moon in
this decade and do other things
not because they are easy,
but because they are hard.
Because that goal will serve
to organize and measure the best
of our energies and skills.
We've grown used to the idea of space
and perhaps we forget
that we've only just begun.
it's hard to dazzle us.
but for twenty-five years
the United States space
program has been doing just that.
And slipped the surly bounds of earth
to touch the face of God.
- We'll start by sending
astronauts to an asteroid
for the first time in history.
By the mid 2030s,
I believe we can send humans to orbit
Mars and return them safely to Earth.
And a landing on Mars will follow.
What I hope is that everybody will
take a look at what we are planning.
We will work with a growing array
of private companies competing to make
getting to space easier
and more affordable.
That's how we'll ensure
that our leadership in space
is even stronger in this new century
than it was in the last.
At its core, it's a social experiment
designed to test the psychological
effects of deep space travel.
With Kepler's first actual
manned mission just a few years away,
we need to know how these four
astronaut hopefuls will react to
unforeseen challenges on board the
ship. You can think of it as a...
an elaborate dress-rehearsal.
- Where is this ship
you keep mentioning?
You're sitting on it.
- We felt that by
placing them underground,
it would be more realistic
and... well, more inconspicuous.
What are you most concerned about?
- We know that the human
mind can be pretty powerful
when left to its own devices.
And in an environment
like this reality can
become subjective in a hurry.
Dr. McTier is nothing if not honest.
And... and brave. -We're
all a little crazy to sign
up for a mission this long, but
it's also the quickest way to get our
ticket punched on an actual mission.
- And Mr. Dvorak here, in
addition to his regular duties,
has been tasked with
creating a weekly web video
to keep all of you
apprised on the outside.
- Can you tell us about some of
the experiments you have planned?
- I have a relatively
exciting desk analysis
planned for the duration of the trip.
The... the amount of my
PC will blow your mind.
- What about you, captain?
You've been awfully quiet.
- Well, I'm... my girlfriend
just broke up with me
and I'm extremely hung over
from a four day bender,
so I... I don't really know
how much I can contribute
to this conversation.
We also
uh... have planned to throw a
few curve balls at our astronauts
and see how they react to those.
Let's just say that anything can happen.
Remember our deal.
Well...
You take care of my baby.
Alright? -Yes, sir.
- A big part of me wishes
I was going with you.
If any of you quits early,
I'll 86 your career in a nanosecond.
I'm not kidding.
Alright!
Godspeed. See you at launch.
You know this mission's fake, right?
I don't care. It's so cool.
- Alright, what's the 411
on the power situation?
- Solar ray looks OK, we've got
22% efficiency with 4000 watt megs.
- And the O2?
- Good, 21%.
- Alrighty, let's get
this party started.
Current weather conditions look good,
- Everyone is secure and accounted for?
- Yes sir.
- Life systems?
- Good to go.
- Medical?
- Go
- Engineering?
- Go!
Roger that.
- You can pre start.
- Well, I got BPS.
- You are on internal power. Over.
- Yes, sir.
T minus 10... 9...
8... 7...
6... 5...
4... 3...
2... 1...
Ignition.
And liftoff!
All engines look good.
Getting roaming...
Altitude is right on mark.
All systems look good.
- Velocity 32,000 feet per
second down range 1800 miles.
Initiate separation
Warning! Separation failure
Payload still attached
- It says the detach button, it
must not have unhinged itself.
Maybe it's stuck.
- Failure to drop it will
result in complete disintegration
Theo!
Yeah.
Um... Bug, what's our speed?
Mark 1.9
What if we adjust our pinch 2 degrees
to expose the shroud to the mainstream?
- Are you sure? I... I don't know if
that's gonna be enough to shake it off.
...or velocity down to the point
where we all die a miserable death.
- Mission control, permission to
adjust star one pitch 2 degrees.
Permission granted.
Adjusting pitch
Separation achieved.
Crisis averted.
Exiting Earth's
atmosphere in 3... 2... 1..
Congratulations.
You passed your first test.
Go ahead, get yourselves
situated in your bunks,
you'll find that I have left each
of you with a little parting gift.
I'll talk to you
tomorrow at 10:00 hours.
Mission control out.
It's so clinical.
I guess we're home.
Thank you, Walter!
Are you doing Ok?
Yeah, fine.
- When Nikki and I split up, I used
to pour cough syrup on my cereal.
Bug, I'm fine.
Thanks.
Hey.
Come on in. Have a seat.
So, I'm just going to be
asking you a few questions
to establish a mental health base line.
Very technical.
- Just doing my job. Then
you can be out of here.
"In the past two weeks, how many hours
of sleep have you been getting a night?"
Not enough.
- "On a scale of one
to ten, where would you
place your ability to
fulfill mission duties?"
Ten.
"What is your current mood?"
Tired...
and a little hung over.
- Tired and hung over
aren't moods, I need
something like happy,
sad, depressed... angry.
Depressed.
Angry...
and confused.
- "Are there any particular reasons
why you might be feeling this way?"
Please, don't play games with me.
- Theo, I'm sorry. these are
only the questions on the list.
The woman I wanted to marry
decided she wasn't ready,
and called it quits.
It's more complicated than that.
Enlighten me.
- Yeah, Theo, not everything is
as easy as you want it to be.
What does that mean? What, what?
It means we're done here, Thank you.
Yes.
And here we have our cook
who's preparing the
ship's very first meal.
Bug, what's on our menu?
I am not the cook,
we take turns and this
is re-hydrated mushrooms.
Yikes.
Let's hope we make it through the night.
Alright, is this all we
have? Because I'm starving.
Kitchen is closed after this, sir.
What's with the bear?
My good-luck charm.
How old are you?
- Old enough to know when
someone's being an ass.
What the hell is that?
Immunization vaccines.
Wait a second. No, No. No.
Nobody said anything
about getting shots.
Uh, yeah they did. During training.
When you're in closed quarters,
makes you more susceptible to viruses,
any long term illness could
jeopardize the mission.
And who knows what you
brought on with you.
I remember everything... always
and I don't remember that.
Come on, now.
Afraid of a little shot?
No, I am not. Not at all.
- Maybe she'll give you a
lollipop when you're all done.
Arm.
All done.
How's the water?
Fine.
Plain that for the Osmosis reclamer.
Before we sat down,
So, it's recycled pee.
I am drinking my own pee.
- Well, there is no way to tell
if it's yours specifically.
- Oh, Ok, and as far as
this uh, soup went, is that
my own shit? Because it tasted like it.
What's up?
- Listen, we're gonna be here
for a long time, so I thought
if you need something... -No, I'm good.
Just see how you're doing.
- Uh...
- Well if you need anything,
don't hesitate. -I won't.
Good night.
Ok, Uh...
We try to get regular workouts here,
Want to keep our health up for when we
get ready for actual space travel.
And, so this little gym...
our gym away from home.
Alright... Lets go to sprint.
And allow me to show you the kitchen
where we have our cook preparing
the ship's first official meal.
Bug, what's on the menu?
- I am not the cook, we take turns
and this is re-hydrated mushrooms.
- Yikes. Let's hope we
make it through the night.
You know what time it is?
- It is time to play
a little game I call
"Emily's perceptional
monumental chronology test"
that infers the temporal
sequencing content
and duration of cognitive operations. "
Or we can... we can call it memory,
that's another way.
You flip them over
until you find a match.
We're going to play this once a month
to check progress or lack thereof.
Ready?
Done.
Are we... are we moving?
This... is some simulation.
- Uh, uh maybe we're passing
through an asteroid belt.
- Unlikely. The only belt of
significance is beyond Mars,
we only have another 60
million kilometers to go.
Let's check with mission control.
Mission control, please copy.
Walter, do you copy?
Walter, do you copy?
Do you copy?
- Warning! Recalibrating
solar energy retention.
Shit!
- Warning.
- Look, solar array.
- Warning! Recalibrating
solar energy retention.
The batteries are fine,
but we're still getting a little
bit of power from the solar array.
So what's the problem?
- I think those bastards
ruined the solar panels.
Is there anything we can do about it?
- This is obviously one of
Walter's curve balls. Right?
So let's just not freak out
and conserve power for a while.
No big deal.
Walter, come in.
Walter, this is Emily, I'm alone
and I need to speak with you.
I need you to answer.
Walter, please come in.
it's Emily, and I
need to speak with you.
Walter, please answer.
I need to talk to you.
Hey.
- Jesus...
- How you doing?
- Um... Still trying to
reach mission control.
This is just part of
the simulation, right?
Yeah. Sure.
It's probably the reason we were left with
enough power to keep the systems running.
- Right?
- Yeah.
Let me get some sleep.
A happy birthday, by the way.
Ah, come on.
You taking this so seriously.
Yeah it's a big deal.
They're investing a lot
of time and money into it.
Yeah, and you're gonna be fine.
- I guess I can't do this whole
apathetic thing as well as you do.
What's that supposed to mean?
Nothing.
Hey...
Do you think we're making a mistake?
You and I?
Well, I don't really give a shit.
You are such a fun kid.
You're quite a mystery, hum?
Fine. I call. All in.
Can you beat this?
- Yeah. You might want to
work on your bluffing skills.
- Now, now, it's just
a friendly competition.
- Look what I found.
- A little stowaway.
Alright, put that thing in the bucket.
- And then what?
- We dispose of it.
- Dispose? When? What
do you mean dispose?
- I am going to eliminate the
little jerk because it's unsanitary.
- No, Jonathan is... the
mouse is a member of the crew.
Who, Jonathan? He has a name?
Of course he has a name!
and he has just a right
to be here as any of us.
Bug... I...
- He is a crew member.
- You know what, Bug? How about this:
There is no way in hell
that you're going to keep...
No, no, no!
Am I the only sane one here?
Ok, we can't have a germ
infested rodent running around.
- Cold!
- What boy? You more than anybody...
- Calm...
- Guys... Stop it, Ok?
Don't... don't touch me.
Hey, stop it, hey!
Hey, knock it off!
Theo, stop it!
Alright, stop it, that is enough!
Seriously?
You OK, Bug?
Just a couple seconds. I got dizzy...
A little nosebleed, and then I was fine.
It's 'cause you're an asshole.
And probably dehydrated.
You really need to start
taking better care if yourself.
Yeah, sure.
- You know, we've been
down here for a while now,
and you still haven't
talked about your family.
- That's because there is
not much to talk about.
- You know, I'd think
that you'd have to have
some sort of connection.
Friends family, something.
You read my file?
Dad was a pilot, mom self-medicated
sent to boarding school
when I was eight and
they decided to stop visiting
altogether when I was eleven.
Needless to say I learned a
lot about life pretty early on.
- This is probably a
small consolation, but...
I mean, down here we're all
kinda like a little family?
I think the family
won't operating.
But... I hope that if there's
anything wrong with me,
- Can you.. uh.. can you
send Bug in for me please?
Emily, I'm sorry about that.
Fine.
Ah, she's already seen that, Bug.
That is Fuck.
In a field, going nowhere,
zero communication, no sun,
all alone,
- When you mentioned feeling
guilty about leaving your son...
I just wish I could get to see him.
Yeah.
What was his name?
Sam.
He is a great kid.
What if you wrote him a letter?
And hide it under my pillow?
No, thanks.
Mission control, do you copy?
Anybody, anybody. Anybody...
Do you copy?
Copy...
Copy...
Is this part of your plan, Walter?
Hey Bug!
Bug, is this urine?
Yeah.
Can you recycle it for me please?
Bug, we're worried about you, Ok?
It's not healthy for you to
contain yourself like this.
- I'm fine. I just need
to finish something
in here first then I'll be right out.
- Bug, as a medical adviser,
I'm going to need to...
I said I'm fine!
I'll be right out!
Sam!
Sam?
Sam?
Hi daddy.
Where's mom?
Around.
- Remember that time I made it to the
final round in that astronaut thing?
Can I come with you?
Wish you could, bud.
How long are you gonna be gone?
I'm gonna be gone a long time.
What we do?
Nothing.
- Because nobody's supposed
to know we're here.
Well, then who is it?
Protocol says we have to ignore it.
I can't... I'm going to go to bed.
It'll stop, eventually.
Right?
What the hell was that?
What... What's wrong?
Hey, Bug!
Stop!
Who is he?
Jesus...
It's Ok. We just want to help you.
- Ok. He's sedated.
But how did he get in?
- He fought his way through an
access panel on the science module.
I'm telling you that bastard wanted in.
He wanted in. -Yeah, but why?
- Did he say anything?
- Wait, it doesn't make any sense.
People don't... people
don't live like this.
This doesn't make any sense.
Something else is going on.
I mean, we're trapped down here
In this... in this fucking...
...in this metal tube,
we're not in communication,
we don't have any light,
it doesn't make any sense.
Something else is going on. -Bug!
- Bug!
- Hey! I'll get some water.
Dvorak, wake up!
Wake up!
Emily!
Emily, wake up!
- Emily!
- What's happening?
I don't know. Emily, wake up! Emily!
Emily?
Shit,
she's not breathing. get some oxygen!
Alright, come on!
Please!
Breathe.
It's Ok!
You're breathing!
You're here! You're here!
- I can't breathe...
- I know, shush...
Nice and slow.
Slowly, breath...
Have you all seen my bear?
Not now, Bug.
It's gone.
I think that man has it.
Where'd he go?
The breach in the hall
caused our air to mix
with the outside air.
Why would fresh air be the problem?
Maybe it's a loss of cabin pressure.
- Our oxygen levels have
been slowly dropping.
Steadily, for months.
Never holding at 15 percent.
- Wouldn't the computer
warn us about that?
Something... is very wrong out there.
So what do we do?
We need to watch each other.
Our bodies are going to slowly adjust
but we're still gonna be
under the effects of hypoxia.
Headaches, delusions...
...memory loss, hallucinations...
How much oxygen do we have left?
- We have four or five tanks.
It's not going to last long.
- Seal that breach
and we should be fine.
- No, there's no fixing the breach.
This is not what we signed up for.
- This is exactly what we signed up for.
- No! It's not!
She almost died! Alright?
We're getting out of here.
- There's no way that
we're leaving here.
We're almost to the end.
If you open up that hatch,
we all lose!
Don't you get it? It's all a simulation.
For all we know, she could be faking it!
Faking?
All that data could
have been pre-recorded.
And as our captain, you should know
that we should handle this on-board!
- I'm not going to sit
here and debate with you.
Either move... -Or what?
Sorry.
Bug. I have an idea.
Where are we?
Where did all this dust come from?
It's too cold.
We got to suit up.
If we take a sample of this
stuff, can you analyze it?
Yeah. Of course.
Alright.
- It's designed to only
open from the outside.
I'm not sure I can re-lock it.
Oh, shit.
- I have no idea. Right now, an
- anything is possible.
None of this is making sense.
- I know what this is. They
moved us into a giant dome
and made it look like an alien planet.
It seems obvious to
me. -Come on, Dvorak.
Really, smart guy?
Alright, what's your theory?
Global warming, nuclear war,
Maybe they flew us to another planet.
- I... uh... I analyzed the
sample, and it's pretty crazy.
Um... it's mostly ice
crystals, with carbon
Pyroxenes,
a high concentration of titanium,
and magnesium... -And?
And uh... Armalcolite.
You know Armacolite, that doesn't...
Doesn't exist on earth.
- First discovered on the
moon. Apollo 11 mission.
You sure? -Yeah.
I couldn't believe it so I ran it again.
The same results.
- That's brilliant. They sprinkled
that stuff around the ship
because they knew we would test it.
I'm seriously impressed.
- Guys, we have no answers.
So, what do we do?
- We've got to leave the ship,
see what the hell's going on.
You guys better suit
up. It's cold outside.
- Suit up...
- You know they're pretend suits, right?
They weren't meant to... -Fine.
Go on there without them.
- Are you sure you're Ok?
- I'm fine. Thank you.
This is a dream, right?
Or a nightmare.
Where are the trees?
There used to be trees here, guys.
You guys remember?
Doesn't... do you... doesn't
anybody else not see the trees?
Bug... listen to me...
This is just an experiment.
The shots they gave us,
psychotorpic controled drugs.
used to open us up to
suggestion and paranoia.
This is just a game.
Maybe we're dead.
Are we dead?
Maybe the last bit of electrical energy
in our syneptic system is expiring...
Maybe it's a collective hallucination.
I've heard about African tribes...
I don't think so, Bug.
It happens all the time.
Accounts of people
seeing the Virgin Mary,
sailors seeing ghost ships that are
there one minute and gone the next,
Hey Bug, you feel that?
- Yeah.
- Good, that's how you know its real.
What... what about our families?
Our friends... are they dead?
Just calm down. Ok? there must be some
kind of explanation about this.
You OK?
- Did you hear that?
- Hear what, Bug?
Laughter.
I heard laughter.
It's Ok, Bug, it's just the wind.
Hey
How long have we been watching it?
I don't know. Maybe an hour or two?
Looks like Walter spared no expense.
The same guy who broke into our ship.
Look at this.
Somebody crossed out
each one of these cities.
Except for this one here.
What do you think it means?
- I don't know. Maybe they
were looking for something.
Two divers?
Maybe. Guys, check it out.
Let's see if we can find somebody who
knows what the hell's been going on.
Everything Ok?
Shh!
I'm looking for microphones.
Hidden cameras.
You know that Walter
is watching us right now
and he is laughing his ass off.
Aren't you, Walter?
Let's go.
Seriously?
So we'll take up or leave it?
Daisy, Daisy, give
me your answer do...
I'll go crazy
All for the love of you.
There won't be a
stylish marriage,
We can't afford a carriage...
But youll look sweet upon the
seat of a bicycle built for two
I think I see it.
Yeah, looks like another exit up.
I'm taking mine off now.
Hello!
Earth to civilization, anyone home?
What the hell is that for?
No one's coming by,
besides, a little noise
might get us an attention.
Hello?
Excuse me?
You're ate, Right?
No. No.
We need to know what happened.
What do you mean?
I mean...
How bad was it? Is everyone gone?
Is it like this everywhere?
Come on in.
You're hungry, right?
Come.
Come in, come in.
Come on in, sit down.
Um, actually we're not here to eat.
What we need is... wispering
First we eat.
Darla!!
We got guests!
Now, my name is Zell.
I'll be your host, you hang tight,
and my wife will be
with you in a moment.
Ok, what the hell is going on here?
I'm not eating whatever he brings us.
Is not odd that all
street lights are on?
Probably running on a generator.
Yes, why? I mean, why
waste all the power?
It's dark, people need to see.
- I think they're meant
to see from a distance.
These people look familiar to you?
I don't think so.
Look again, 'cause
Don't they seem like the
reporters from press conference?
See this hot chick behind
me in this booth over here?
That's Miss February.
Yeah, I know her very well.
I don't want to be here anymore,
I don't know what's
going on. I wanna go home.
She is my queen. Diamonds
that holds my heart.
That's the darn wife. That
I a man could hope for.
- We're not married.
- We're just waiting for the right...
...time. That's all.
Right time...
That's no right time anymore.
- Can you please tell
us what's going on here?
We're all awfully confused.
Aren't we all?
- Why won't anyone just
give us a straight answer?
Because they're fishing.
Have you seen any other survivors?
No.
See? Hav.. have you just
been hiding out then..
That's smart.
You can't trust anybody these days.
Why's that?
- You have these fancy
suits, these fancy helmets.
I apologize. Formally I apologize.
Sometimes my curiosity just...
Get's the best of me. People
like us need to stick together.
- Look... we appreciate
your... hospitality,
but we really need some
answers. We need to know...
what's going on. Everything.
Everything?
Yeah.
You know nothing?
You must have had a
really good hiding spot!
The truth is...
Nobody knows what happened.
It's just that black...
thing in the sky.
Smacked me in the behind and
sent a cloud of dust under me.
up into space and not
long after that, just
Started raining down on us and
We're sucked it right up.
Fellows over there, they're conspiracing
nut jobs, hear what I'm saying...
nukes and aliens!
Sheet like that... The
government knew about that...
They did not give one bit
of warning. Not one at all.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but
You might be the only ones left.
it's delicious.
I have a question for you, Zell.
About the press
conference. -Come again?
- The press conference.
The one before we left.
I just... I can't seem to place you.
- Your friend here has
been beaten one too many
times with the crazy stick.
That's good.
This guy's good. I'm...
I'm the crazy one.
Next thing you know you're going to tell
me that earpiece isn't a hearing aid.
Walter is feeding you
lines right now, right?
You're testing my patience.
- Al!
- Sorry about that!
Sorry about that.
How all of you have been so well?
Look. We just got lucky.
A little thing... I like to call.
pride and ownership.
That is all we've got.
We just like to make sure to...
tip top shape so you
folks can spend the night
and after that,
you're going to have to get going.
Eat up.
You'll need some blankets
and stuff for the night.
If you are not up to it...
If you're parched...
I got a little water in a home
down the street, and all can do it.
I'll live the door unlocked.
- You guys aren't buying
any of this, right?
Yeah...
- You don't think it's odd
that Bug did a dust analysis...
and found magical moon dirt then we
get a map that leads us directly here
This whack here says
the moon was struck.
That is very convenient.
- I know it sounds crazy
but think about it.
It all adds up.
Whatever.
You guys can sit here
and cry in your soup.
tell me you're kidding.
No, I'm not kidding.
I've been locked in
a box for over a year.
I'm going to the bar.
Come on.
I don't think we should split up.
let's go.
What the hell is this place?
Alright.
- Four beers.
- No beer.
Just the house special. -What's that?
- The less you see the better.
- Sounds delicious.
Is this going to be on Zell's tab?
Ah! Wow!
Four of those. That's it.
Six.
- it's nice to be
amongst the living again.
Thanks.
For putting up with my
bullshit in the past year.
You guys are the closest thing
I've had to a family in a long time.
I need another.
Hi.
Hey.
- What's a tall drink of handsome like
you're doing in a place like this?
I'm just looking for someone
who likes to mix her metaphors.
Oh, seriously, what are you doing here?
Let's just say that... uh...
I'm tired of simulating.
Yeah...
Does this feel real enough?
It's a good start.
- Ok, am I the only one here that
thinks this is not a good idea?
Yeah, I'll go get him.
Hey.
Hey!
Have you seen my friend?
That guy that was here with that girl.
No.
No?
He's gone.
What do you mean?
Must have left with the woman.
Unbelievable.
We'll just wait for a bit.
Maybe he'll show up.
Yeah.
I think it's time for you to leave.
I don't think he's coming back.
Maybe Dvorak was right.
Maybe this was all some sort of exercise
And we're all just being played, and
he was able to see through
it from the beginning.
For all we know, he could be
back at mission control right now.
Or maybe we're all in
mission control right now
just sleeping. This is
just some sort of a dream...
or maybe it's... maybe we were drugged.
- Bug!
- It feels like
some sort of dream and... -Bug!
You should really get some sleep, Ok?
Here we should sleep in shifts.
One of us should stay and watch.
I'll go first. -No, I'll... I'll go.
I don't think I can
sleep right now anyway.
- Bug, I don't think
that's a really good idea.
Please?
Ok.
How is he?
Sam.
Sam?
Hi Bug.
What you doing back here?
Have you seen our friend Bug?
Everything Ok?
Where's Bug? Wheres Dvorak?
Have you seen your friends?
- What friends?
- The guys that we came with.
It's only been you two.
No.
You're oxygen deprived.
That's what it is.
Now you start seeing
things that aren't there.
or not seeing things that are there.
No, there was two other
guys here that were with us.
Hey, hey, whoa.
What are you doing?
Looking for cameras, microphones.
- Theo.
- Whoa. Hey!
- I don't get what
you're trying to pull,
but I think it's time you
head back to your ship.
What'd you say?
He said you should head back.
No, you said ship.
How did you know we were on a ship?
Let's go. No, wait.
- Theo,
- Where's Walter?
- Theo.
- Ok, Tell Walter that...
this isn't funny anymore.
- Theo, let's go. This isn't
a game. We gotta leave.
Theo, come on, we've
got to find shelter.
We can't leave them.
Dvorak!
Where are you?
Emily!
Emily!
Emily?
Help.
Help.
Come help me.
Thank you.
I'm sorry
Theo!
Where did you go?
- My god, what happened?
- You Ok?
We gotta... we gotta go.
Right here. Here.
I'm gonna go look in there.
This is going to stop the bleeding, Ok?
Where'd you get that?
Where'd you get that?
- My first
- aid kit. I always have it with me.
That was not from the ship.
All mission arms are bar-coded.
Track usage. It doesn't have one.
Theo.
You need to relax, Ok? You're in shock.
- Come on. Let's get
the hell out of here.
- I think we're going to
make it. Back to the ship.
Almost done.
You really need to get some rest.
Can I ask you a question?
Yeah.
What did Walter whisper to you...
before we got on the ship?
Um... not that I remember.
Those things you do
when keeping your secret
you pull it
kind of like how you're doing right now.
What did he say to you?
He asked if we still had a deal.
- What... what... what
do you mean? What deal?
- Two weeks before we
left for the mission,
he told me that if I didn't end it,
that he was going to
kick me off the mission.
End it? What do you mean? you mean...
You mean us?
Why?
- He said the research
that he needed to see
If we could still fulfill
our duties after our breakup,
- Why didn't you just tell me? Why
didn't you just talk to me about this?
We could have figured it
out. We could have faked it.
I would have told you if I could, but
there's no way, and you know
it. Walter would have known.
He was watching us 24/7.
And I wanted us to do
this mission together.
And I thought at least this way
we could still do it.
I would have told you.
I would have risked it.
I was scared, Theo.
Believe me, I wanted to tell you.
You wanted to tell me.
I'm sorry.
So am I.
Maybe Bug was right.
Maybe this was just a nightmare.
Yeah, now I'm ready to wake up.
We should go.
I never thought I would be
so happy to see it again.
Bug?
Dvorak?
Bug?
They're here.
Who? Zell?
It's so stupid.
They let us escape so they
could follow us back here.
What do we do?
The only thing we can.
We find the ship, we flight back.
Hurry. We can lock the hatch.
I'm going to climb out
and find a place to hide.
Be careful.
Hello!
You don't look so good.
What'd you do with my friends?
Your friends?
Nothing.
Nothing.
Your friends are back in town.
We just came here to get you.
Bring you back.
Why don't you out down your knife, too?
You and I will go back together.
Congratulations. You made it.
I know the voyage was brought
with difficulties and surprises.
I just want you to know
from the bottom of my heart
how proud I am of you.
Thank you, honestly, again,
from the bottom of my heart.
Anyway, there's a lot of people out here
who are anxious to say hello to you.
To thank you just like me, so...
Let's come on out of there, and
let's call this mission done.
Time to go.
Hey bro,
You got any more of those smokes?
Quitting anyway.
Muchas gracias.
Public intoxication...
disorderly conduct...
sustained crisis.
Have a nice day.
The board wanted to boot you off.
And I agreed with them.
You can count your lucky stars
it's too late to find someone else.
All the potential in the world, huh?
Many years ago,
the great British
explorer, George Mallory,
who was to die
on Mount Everest, was asked
why did he want to climb it.
He said, "Because it is there. "
Well, space is there, and
we're going to climb it.
We choose to go to the moon.
We choose to go to the moon.
We choose to go to the moon in
this decade and do other things
not because they are easy,
but because they are hard.
Because that goal will serve
to organize and measure the best
of our energies and skills.
We've grown used to the idea of space
and perhaps we forget
that we've only just begun.
it's hard to dazzle us.
but for twenty-five years
the United States space
program has been doing just that.
And slipped the surly bounds of earth
to touch the face of God.
- We'll start by sending
astronauts to an asteroid
for the first time in history.
By the mid 2030s,
I believe we can send humans to orbit
Mars and return them safely to Earth.
And a landing on Mars will follow.
What I hope is that everybody will
take a look at what we are planning.
We will work with a growing array
of private companies competing to make
getting to space easier
and more affordable.
That's how we'll ensure
that our leadership in space
is even stronger in this new century
than it was in the last.
At its core, it's a social experiment
designed to test the psychological
effects of deep space travel.
With Kepler's first actual
manned mission just a few years away,
we need to know how these four
astronaut hopefuls will react to
unforeseen challenges on board the
ship. You can think of it as a...
an elaborate dress-rehearsal.
- Where is this ship
you keep mentioning?
You're sitting on it.
- We felt that by
placing them underground,
it would be more realistic
and... well, more inconspicuous.
What are you most concerned about?
- We know that the human
mind can be pretty powerful
when left to its own devices.
And in an environment
like this reality can
become subjective in a hurry.
Dr. McTier is nothing if not honest.
And... and brave. -We're
all a little crazy to sign
up for a mission this long, but
it's also the quickest way to get our
ticket punched on an actual mission.
- And Mr. Dvorak here, in
addition to his regular duties,
has been tasked with
creating a weekly web video
to keep all of you
apprised on the outside.
- Can you tell us about some of
the experiments you have planned?
- I have a relatively
exciting desk analysis
planned for the duration of the trip.
The... the amount of my
PC will blow your mind.
- What about you, captain?
You've been awfully quiet.
- Well, I'm... my girlfriend
just broke up with me
and I'm extremely hung over
from a four day bender,
so I... I don't really know
how much I can contribute
to this conversation.
We also
uh... have planned to throw a
few curve balls at our astronauts
and see how they react to those.
Let's just say that anything can happen.
Remember our deal.
Well...
You take care of my baby.
Alright? -Yes, sir.
- A big part of me wishes
I was going with you.
If any of you quits early,
I'll 86 your career in a nanosecond.
I'm not kidding.
Alright!
Godspeed. See you at launch.
You know this mission's fake, right?
I don't care. It's so cool.
- Alright, what's the 411
on the power situation?
- Solar ray looks OK, we've got
22% efficiency with 4000 watt megs.
- And the O2?
- Good, 21%.
- Alrighty, let's get
this party started.
Current weather conditions look good,
- Everyone is secure and accounted for?
- Yes sir.
- Life systems?
- Good to go.
- Medical?
- Go
- Engineering?
- Go!
Roger that.
- You can pre start.
- Well, I got BPS.
- You are on internal power. Over.
- Yes, sir.
T minus 10... 9...
8... 7...
6... 5...
4... 3...
2... 1...
Ignition.
And liftoff!
All engines look good.
Getting roaming...
Altitude is right on mark.
All systems look good.
- Velocity 32,000 feet per
second down range 1800 miles.
Initiate separation
Warning! Separation failure
Payload still attached
- It says the detach button, it
must not have unhinged itself.
Maybe it's stuck.
- Failure to drop it will
result in complete disintegration
Theo!
Yeah.
Um... Bug, what's our speed?
Mark 1.9
What if we adjust our pinch 2 degrees
to expose the shroud to the mainstream?
- Are you sure? I... I don't know if
that's gonna be enough to shake it off.
...or velocity down to the point
where we all die a miserable death.
- Mission control, permission to
adjust star one pitch 2 degrees.
Permission granted.
Adjusting pitch
Separation achieved.
Crisis averted.
Exiting Earth's
atmosphere in 3... 2... 1..
Congratulations.
You passed your first test.
Go ahead, get yourselves
situated in your bunks,
you'll find that I have left each
of you with a little parting gift.
I'll talk to you
tomorrow at 10:00 hours.
Mission control out.
It's so clinical.
I guess we're home.
Thank you, Walter!
Are you doing Ok?
Yeah, fine.
- When Nikki and I split up, I used
to pour cough syrup on my cereal.
Bug, I'm fine.
Thanks.
Hey.
Come on in. Have a seat.
So, I'm just going to be
asking you a few questions
to establish a mental health base line.
Very technical.
- Just doing my job. Then
you can be out of here.
"In the past two weeks, how many hours
of sleep have you been getting a night?"
Not enough.
- "On a scale of one
to ten, where would you
place your ability to
fulfill mission duties?"
Ten.
"What is your current mood?"
Tired...
and a little hung over.
- Tired and hung over
aren't moods, I need
something like happy,
sad, depressed... angry.
Depressed.
Angry...
and confused.
- "Are there any particular reasons
why you might be feeling this way?"
Please, don't play games with me.
- Theo, I'm sorry. these are
only the questions on the list.
The woman I wanted to marry
decided she wasn't ready,
and called it quits.
It's more complicated than that.
Enlighten me.
- Yeah, Theo, not everything is
as easy as you want it to be.
What does that mean? What, what?
It means we're done here, Thank you.
Yes.
And here we have our cook
who's preparing the
ship's very first meal.
Bug, what's on our menu?
I am not the cook,
we take turns and this
is re-hydrated mushrooms.
Yikes.
Let's hope we make it through the night.
Alright, is this all we
have? Because I'm starving.
Kitchen is closed after this, sir.
What's with the bear?
My good-luck charm.
How old are you?
- Old enough to know when
someone's being an ass.
What the hell is that?
Immunization vaccines.
Wait a second. No, No. No.
Nobody said anything
about getting shots.
Uh, yeah they did. During training.
When you're in closed quarters,
makes you more susceptible to viruses,
any long term illness could
jeopardize the mission.
And who knows what you
brought on with you.
I remember everything... always
and I don't remember that.
Come on, now.
Afraid of a little shot?
No, I am not. Not at all.
- Maybe she'll give you a
lollipop when you're all done.
Arm.
All done.
How's the water?
Fine.
Plain that for the Osmosis reclamer.
Before we sat down,
So, it's recycled pee.
I am drinking my own pee.
- Well, there is no way to tell
if it's yours specifically.
- Oh, Ok, and as far as
this uh, soup went, is that
my own shit? Because it tasted like it.
What's up?
- Listen, we're gonna be here
for a long time, so I thought
if you need something... -No, I'm good.
Just see how you're doing.
- Uh...
- Well if you need anything,
don't hesitate. -I won't.
Good night.
Ok, Uh...
We try to get regular workouts here,
Want to keep our health up for when we
get ready for actual space travel.
And, so this little gym...
our gym away from home.
Alright... Lets go to sprint.
And allow me to show you the kitchen
where we have our cook preparing
the ship's first official meal.
Bug, what's on the menu?
- I am not the cook, we take turns
and this is re-hydrated mushrooms.
- Yikes. Let's hope we
make it through the night.
You know what time it is?
- It is time to play
a little game I call
"Emily's perceptional
monumental chronology test"
that infers the temporal
sequencing content
and duration of cognitive operations. "
Or we can... we can call it memory,
that's another way.
You flip them over
until you find a match.
We're going to play this once a month
to check progress or lack thereof.
Ready?
Done.
Are we... are we moving?
This... is some simulation.
- Uh, uh maybe we're passing
through an asteroid belt.
- Unlikely. The only belt of
significance is beyond Mars,
we only have another 60
million kilometers to go.
Let's check with mission control.
Mission control, please copy.
Walter, do you copy?
Walter, do you copy?
Do you copy?
- Warning! Recalibrating
solar energy retention.
Shit!
- Warning.
- Look, solar array.
- Warning! Recalibrating
solar energy retention.
The batteries are fine,
but we're still getting a little
bit of power from the solar array.
So what's the problem?
- I think those bastards
ruined the solar panels.
Is there anything we can do about it?
- This is obviously one of
Walter's curve balls. Right?
So let's just not freak out
and conserve power for a while.
No big deal.
Walter, come in.
Walter, this is Emily, I'm alone
and I need to speak with you.
I need you to answer.
Walter, please come in.
it's Emily, and I
need to speak with you.
Walter, please answer.
I need to talk to you.
Hey.
- Jesus...
- How you doing?
- Um... Still trying to
reach mission control.
This is just part of
the simulation, right?
Yeah. Sure.
It's probably the reason we were left with
enough power to keep the systems running.
- Right?
- Yeah.
Let me get some sleep.
A happy birthday, by the way.
Ah, come on.
You taking this so seriously.
Yeah it's a big deal.
They're investing a lot
of time and money into it.
Yeah, and you're gonna be fine.
- I guess I can't do this whole
apathetic thing as well as you do.
What's that supposed to mean?
Nothing.
Hey...
Do you think we're making a mistake?
You and I?
Well, I don't really give a shit.
You are such a fun kid.
You're quite a mystery, hum?
Fine. I call. All in.
Can you beat this?
- Yeah. You might want to
work on your bluffing skills.
- Now, now, it's just
a friendly competition.
- Look what I found.
- A little stowaway.
Alright, put that thing in the bucket.
- And then what?
- We dispose of it.
- Dispose? When? What
do you mean dispose?
- I am going to eliminate the
little jerk because it's unsanitary.
- No, Jonathan is... the
mouse is a member of the crew.
Who, Jonathan? He has a name?
Of course he has a name!
and he has just a right
to be here as any of us.
Bug... I...
- He is a crew member.
- You know what, Bug? How about this:
There is no way in hell
that you're going to keep...
No, no, no!
Am I the only sane one here?
Ok, we can't have a germ
infested rodent running around.
- Cold!
- What boy? You more than anybody...
- Calm...
- Guys... Stop it, Ok?
Don't... don't touch me.
Hey, stop it, hey!
Hey, knock it off!
Theo, stop it!
Alright, stop it, that is enough!
Seriously?
You OK, Bug?
Just a couple seconds. I got dizzy...
A little nosebleed, and then I was fine.
It's 'cause you're an asshole.
And probably dehydrated.
You really need to start
taking better care if yourself.
Yeah, sure.
- You know, we've been
down here for a while now,
and you still haven't
talked about your family.
- That's because there is
not much to talk about.
- You know, I'd think
that you'd have to have
some sort of connection.
Friends family, something.
You read my file?
Dad was a pilot, mom self-medicated
sent to boarding school
when I was eight and
they decided to stop visiting
altogether when I was eleven.
Needless to say I learned a
lot about life pretty early on.
- This is probably a
small consolation, but...
I mean, down here we're all
kinda like a little family?
I think the family
won't operating.
But... I hope that if there's
anything wrong with me,
- Can you.. uh.. can you
send Bug in for me please?
Emily, I'm sorry about that.
Fine.
Ah, she's already seen that, Bug.
That is Fuck.
In a field, going nowhere,
zero communication, no sun,
all alone,
- When you mentioned feeling
guilty about leaving your son...
I just wish I could get to see him.
Yeah.
What was his name?
Sam.
He is a great kid.
What if you wrote him a letter?
And hide it under my pillow?
No, thanks.
Mission control, do you copy?
Anybody, anybody. Anybody...
Do you copy?
Copy...
Copy...
Is this part of your plan, Walter?
Hey Bug!
Bug, is this urine?
Yeah.
Can you recycle it for me please?
Bug, we're worried about you, Ok?
It's not healthy for you to
contain yourself like this.
- I'm fine. I just need
to finish something
in here first then I'll be right out.
- Bug, as a medical adviser,
I'm going to need to...
I said I'm fine!
I'll be right out!
Sam!
Sam?
Sam?
Hi daddy.
Where's mom?
Around.
- Remember that time I made it to the
final round in that astronaut thing?
Can I come with you?
Wish you could, bud.
How long are you gonna be gone?
I'm gonna be gone a long time.
What we do?
Nothing.
- Because nobody's supposed
to know we're here.
Well, then who is it?
Protocol says we have to ignore it.
I can't... I'm going to go to bed.
It'll stop, eventually.
Right?
What the hell was that?
What... What's wrong?
Hey, Bug!
Stop!
Who is he?
Jesus...
It's Ok. We just want to help you.
- Ok. He's sedated.
But how did he get in?
- He fought his way through an
access panel on the science module.
I'm telling you that bastard wanted in.
He wanted in. -Yeah, but why?
- Did he say anything?
- Wait, it doesn't make any sense.
People don't... people
don't live like this.
This doesn't make any sense.
Something else is going on.
I mean, we're trapped down here
In this... in this fucking...
...in this metal tube,
we're not in communication,
we don't have any light,
it doesn't make any sense.
Something else is going on. -Bug!
- Bug!
- Hey! I'll get some water.
Dvorak, wake up!
Wake up!
Emily!
Emily, wake up!
- Emily!
- What's happening?
I don't know. Emily, wake up! Emily!
Emily?
Shit,
she's not breathing. get some oxygen!
Alright, come on!
Please!
Breathe.
It's Ok!
You're breathing!
You're here! You're here!
- I can't breathe...
- I know, shush...
Nice and slow.
Slowly, breath...
Have you all seen my bear?
Not now, Bug.
It's gone.
I think that man has it.
Where'd he go?
The breach in the hall
caused our air to mix
with the outside air.
Why would fresh air be the problem?
Maybe it's a loss of cabin pressure.
- Our oxygen levels have
been slowly dropping.
Steadily, for months.
Never holding at 15 percent.
- Wouldn't the computer
warn us about that?
Something... is very wrong out there.
So what do we do?
We need to watch each other.
Our bodies are going to slowly adjust
but we're still gonna be
under the effects of hypoxia.
Headaches, delusions...
...memory loss, hallucinations...
How much oxygen do we have left?
- We have four or five tanks.
It's not going to last long.
- Seal that breach
and we should be fine.
- No, there's no fixing the breach.
This is not what we signed up for.
- This is exactly what we signed up for.
- No! It's not!
She almost died! Alright?
We're getting out of here.
- There's no way that
we're leaving here.
We're almost to the end.
If you open up that hatch,
we all lose!
Don't you get it? It's all a simulation.
For all we know, she could be faking it!
Faking?
All that data could
have been pre-recorded.
And as our captain, you should know
that we should handle this on-board!
- I'm not going to sit
here and debate with you.
Either move... -Or what?
Sorry.
Bug. I have an idea.
Where are we?
Where did all this dust come from?
It's too cold.
We got to suit up.
If we take a sample of this
stuff, can you analyze it?
Yeah. Of course.
Alright.
- It's designed to only
open from the outside.
I'm not sure I can re-lock it.
Oh, shit.
- I have no idea. Right now, an
- anything is possible.
None of this is making sense.
- I know what this is. They
moved us into a giant dome
and made it look like an alien planet.
It seems obvious to
me. -Come on, Dvorak.
Really, smart guy?
Alright, what's your theory?
Global warming, nuclear war,
Maybe they flew us to another planet.
- I... uh... I analyzed the
sample, and it's pretty crazy.
Um... it's mostly ice
crystals, with carbon
Pyroxenes,
a high concentration of titanium,
and magnesium... -And?
And uh... Armalcolite.
You know Armacolite, that doesn't...
Doesn't exist on earth.
- First discovered on the
moon. Apollo 11 mission.
You sure? -Yeah.
I couldn't believe it so I ran it again.
The same results.
- That's brilliant. They sprinkled
that stuff around the ship
because they knew we would test it.
I'm seriously impressed.
- Guys, we have no answers.
So, what do we do?
- We've got to leave the ship,
see what the hell's going on.
You guys better suit
up. It's cold outside.
- Suit up...
- You know they're pretend suits, right?
They weren't meant to... -Fine.
Go on there without them.
- Are you sure you're Ok?
- I'm fine. Thank you.
This is a dream, right?
Or a nightmare.
Where are the trees?
There used to be trees here, guys.
You guys remember?
Doesn't... do you... doesn't
anybody else not see the trees?
Bug... listen to me...
This is just an experiment.
The shots they gave us,
psychotorpic controled drugs.
used to open us up to
suggestion and paranoia.
This is just a game.
Maybe we're dead.
Are we dead?
Maybe the last bit of electrical energy
in our syneptic system is expiring...
Maybe it's a collective hallucination.
I've heard about African tribes...
I don't think so, Bug.
It happens all the time.
Accounts of people
seeing the Virgin Mary,
sailors seeing ghost ships that are
there one minute and gone the next,
Hey Bug, you feel that?
- Yeah.
- Good, that's how you know its real.
What... what about our families?
Our friends... are they dead?
Just calm down. Ok? there must be some
kind of explanation about this.
You OK?
- Did you hear that?
- Hear what, Bug?
Laughter.
I heard laughter.
It's Ok, Bug, it's just the wind.
Hey
How long have we been watching it?
I don't know. Maybe an hour or two?
Looks like Walter spared no expense.
The same guy who broke into our ship.
Look at this.
Somebody crossed out
each one of these cities.
Except for this one here.
What do you think it means?
- I don't know. Maybe they
were looking for something.
Two divers?
Maybe. Guys, check it out.
Let's see if we can find somebody who
knows what the hell's been going on.
Everything Ok?
Shh!
I'm looking for microphones.
Hidden cameras.
You know that Walter
is watching us right now
and he is laughing his ass off.
Aren't you, Walter?
Let's go.
Seriously?
So we'll take up or leave it?
Daisy, Daisy, give
me your answer do...
I'll go crazy
All for the love of you.
There won't be a
stylish marriage,
We can't afford a carriage...
But youll look sweet upon the
seat of a bicycle built for two
I think I see it.
Yeah, looks like another exit up.
I'm taking mine off now.
Hello!
Earth to civilization, anyone home?
What the hell is that for?
No one's coming by,
besides, a little noise
might get us an attention.
Hello?
Excuse me?
You're ate, Right?
No. No.
We need to know what happened.
What do you mean?
I mean...
How bad was it? Is everyone gone?
Is it like this everywhere?
Come on in.
You're hungry, right?
Come.
Come in, come in.
Come on in, sit down.
Um, actually we're not here to eat.
What we need is... wispering
First we eat.
Darla!!
We got guests!
Now, my name is Zell.
I'll be your host, you hang tight,
and my wife will be
with you in a moment.
Ok, what the hell is going on here?
I'm not eating whatever he brings us.
Is not odd that all
street lights are on?
Probably running on a generator.
Yes, why? I mean, why
waste all the power?
It's dark, people need to see.
- I think they're meant
to see from a distance.
These people look familiar to you?
I don't think so.
Look again, 'cause
Don't they seem like the
reporters from press conference?
See this hot chick behind
me in this booth over here?
That's Miss February.
Yeah, I know her very well.
I don't want to be here anymore,
I don't know what's
going on. I wanna go home.
She is my queen. Diamonds
that holds my heart.
That's the darn wife. That
I a man could hope for.
- We're not married.
- We're just waiting for the right...
...time. That's all.
Right time...
That's no right time anymore.
- Can you please tell
us what's going on here?
We're all awfully confused.
Aren't we all?
- Why won't anyone just
give us a straight answer?
Because they're fishing.
Have you seen any other survivors?
No.
See? Hav.. have you just
been hiding out then..
That's smart.
You can't trust anybody these days.
Why's that?
- You have these fancy
suits, these fancy helmets.
I apologize. Formally I apologize.
Sometimes my curiosity just...
Get's the best of me. People
like us need to stick together.
- Look... we appreciate
your... hospitality,
but we really need some
answers. We need to know...
what's going on. Everything.
Everything?
Yeah.
You know nothing?
You must have had a
really good hiding spot!
The truth is...
Nobody knows what happened.
It's just that black...
thing in the sky.
Smacked me in the behind and
sent a cloud of dust under me.
up into space and not
long after that, just
Started raining down on us and
We're sucked it right up.
Fellows over there, they're conspiracing
nut jobs, hear what I'm saying...
nukes and aliens!
Sheet like that... The
government knew about that...
They did not give one bit
of warning. Not one at all.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but
You might be the only ones left.
it's delicious.
I have a question for you, Zell.
About the press
conference. -Come again?
- The press conference.
The one before we left.
I just... I can't seem to place you.
- Your friend here has
been beaten one too many
times with the crazy stick.
That's good.
This guy's good. I'm...
I'm the crazy one.
Next thing you know you're going to tell
me that earpiece isn't a hearing aid.
Walter is feeding you
lines right now, right?
You're testing my patience.
- Al!
- Sorry about that!
Sorry about that.
How all of you have been so well?
Look. We just got lucky.
A little thing... I like to call.
pride and ownership.
That is all we've got.
We just like to make sure to...
tip top shape so you
folks can spend the night
and after that,
you're going to have to get going.
Eat up.
You'll need some blankets
and stuff for the night.
If you are not up to it...
If you're parched...
I got a little water in a home
down the street, and all can do it.
I'll live the door unlocked.
- You guys aren't buying
any of this, right?
Yeah...
- You don't think it's odd
that Bug did a dust analysis...
and found magical moon dirt then we
get a map that leads us directly here
This whack here says
the moon was struck.
That is very convenient.
- I know it sounds crazy
but think about it.
It all adds up.
Whatever.
You guys can sit here
and cry in your soup.
tell me you're kidding.
No, I'm not kidding.
I've been locked in
a box for over a year.
I'm going to the bar.
Come on.
I don't think we should split up.
let's go.
What the hell is this place?
Alright.
- Four beers.
- No beer.
Just the house special. -What's that?
- The less you see the better.
- Sounds delicious.
Is this going to be on Zell's tab?
Ah! Wow!
Four of those. That's it.
Six.
- it's nice to be
amongst the living again.
Thanks.
For putting up with my
bullshit in the past year.
You guys are the closest thing
I've had to a family in a long time.
I need another.
Hi.
Hey.
- What's a tall drink of handsome like
you're doing in a place like this?
I'm just looking for someone
who likes to mix her metaphors.
Oh, seriously, what are you doing here?
Let's just say that... uh...
I'm tired of simulating.
Yeah...
Does this feel real enough?
It's a good start.
- Ok, am I the only one here that
thinks this is not a good idea?
Yeah, I'll go get him.
Hey.
Hey!
Have you seen my friend?
That guy that was here with that girl.
No.
No?
He's gone.
What do you mean?
Must have left with the woman.
Unbelievable.
We'll just wait for a bit.
Maybe he'll show up.
Yeah.
I think it's time for you to leave.
I don't think he's coming back.
Maybe Dvorak was right.
Maybe this was all some sort of exercise
And we're all just being played, and
he was able to see through
it from the beginning.
For all we know, he could be
back at mission control right now.
Or maybe we're all in
mission control right now
just sleeping. This is
just some sort of a dream...
or maybe it's... maybe we were drugged.
- Bug!
- It feels like
some sort of dream and... -Bug!
You should really get some sleep, Ok?
Here we should sleep in shifts.
One of us should stay and watch.
I'll go first. -No, I'll... I'll go.
I don't think I can
sleep right now anyway.
- Bug, I don't think
that's a really good idea.
Please?
Ok.
How is he?
Sam.
Sam?
Hi Bug.
What you doing back here?
Have you seen our friend Bug?
Everything Ok?
Where's Bug? Wheres Dvorak?
Have you seen your friends?
- What friends?
- The guys that we came with.
It's only been you two.
No.
You're oxygen deprived.
That's what it is.
Now you start seeing
things that aren't there.
or not seeing things that are there.
No, there was two other
guys here that were with us.
Hey, hey, whoa.
What are you doing?
Looking for cameras, microphones.
- Theo.
- Whoa. Hey!
- I don't get what
you're trying to pull,
but I think it's time you
head back to your ship.
What'd you say?
He said you should head back.
No, you said ship.
How did you know we were on a ship?
Let's go. No, wait.
- Theo,
- Where's Walter?
- Theo.
- Ok, Tell Walter that...
this isn't funny anymore.
- Theo, let's go. This isn't
a game. We gotta leave.
Theo, come on, we've
got to find shelter.
We can't leave them.
Dvorak!
Where are you?
Emily!
Emily!
Emily?
Help.
Help.
Come help me.
Thank you.
I'm sorry
Theo!
Where did you go?
- My god, what happened?
- You Ok?
We gotta... we gotta go.
Right here. Here.
I'm gonna go look in there.
This is going to stop the bleeding, Ok?
Where'd you get that?
Where'd you get that?
- My first
- aid kit. I always have it with me.
That was not from the ship.
All mission arms are bar-coded.
Track usage. It doesn't have one.
Theo.
You need to relax, Ok? You're in shock.
- Come on. Let's get
the hell out of here.
- I think we're going to
make it. Back to the ship.
Almost done.
You really need to get some rest.
Can I ask you a question?
Yeah.
What did Walter whisper to you...
before we got on the ship?
Um... not that I remember.
Those things you do
when keeping your secret
you pull it
kind of like how you're doing right now.
What did he say to you?
He asked if we still had a deal.
- What... what... what
do you mean? What deal?
- Two weeks before we
left for the mission,
he told me that if I didn't end it,
that he was going to
kick me off the mission.
End it? What do you mean? you mean...
You mean us?
Why?
- He said the research
that he needed to see
If we could still fulfill
our duties after our breakup,
- Why didn't you just tell me? Why
didn't you just talk to me about this?
We could have figured it
out. We could have faked it.
I would have told you if I could, but
there's no way, and you know
it. Walter would have known.
He was watching us 24/7.
And I wanted us to do
this mission together.
And I thought at least this way
we could still do it.
I would have told you.
I would have risked it.
I was scared, Theo.
Believe me, I wanted to tell you.
You wanted to tell me.
I'm sorry.
So am I.
Maybe Bug was right.
Maybe this was just a nightmare.
Yeah, now I'm ready to wake up.
We should go.
I never thought I would be
so happy to see it again.
Bug?
Dvorak?
Bug?
They're here.
Who? Zell?
It's so stupid.
They let us escape so they
could follow us back here.
What do we do?
The only thing we can.
We find the ship, we flight back.
Hurry. We can lock the hatch.
I'm going to climb out
and find a place to hide.
Be careful.
Hello!
You don't look so good.
What'd you do with my friends?
Your friends?
Nothing.
Nothing.
Your friends are back in town.
We just came here to get you.
Bring you back.
Why don't you out down your knife, too?
You and I will go back together.
Congratulations. You made it.
I know the voyage was brought
with difficulties and surprises.
I just want you to know
from the bottom of my heart
how proud I am of you.
Thank you, honestly, again,
from the bottom of my heart.
Anyway, there's a lot of people out here
who are anxious to say hello to you.
To thank you just like me, so...
Let's come on out of there, and
let's call this mission done.