- It's a beautiful day out there,
hope you are enjoying the weather.
But I have bad news from our KCDF weather center.
They're telling me there's a major storm front on the way,
but I'm sure it's gonna pass
and soon we'll be back to our beautiful California weather.
- As temperatures continue to spike downwards,
federal agencies have yet to release official
fatality data in connection with the weather changes.
Mandatory evacuation measures have been implemented--
- There's still no answer.
- I'm sure Brie is fine.
- Mark, we haven't heard from her in two days.
- She'll be okay. Brie's smart.
Sometimes I think she's smarter than her parents.
Okay, well, maybe not smarter than you.
- Yeah, right.
- Oh! Faster, Mark!
- Yeah.
- Faster!
Mark! - Hang on!
- Look out!
Over there!
- Hold on!
Piece of cake.
- What?
- Nothing. All good.
- GPS is down. Storm tracker's down.
- Well, good news.
Storm's still here. No need to track it.
- Just keep driving.
Oh, we're in the middle of a whiteout.
Let me try and see if I can get more of a signal.
- Brie! Whoa! - Sorry.
- What are you doing?
- We only have a few more hours to get to my parents!
We need to give them this data!
There's no one else in the storm that's gonna help us!
They're all--
- More safe in a bunker underground?
- I mean, it's gotta. Just you and me.
We're gonna save the world.
- Yay.
We get to fight a huge storm.
- Oh, no, look!
- Are you all right?
- Yeah.
Can you reverse the car?
- All right.
No.
- It's collapsing!
What'll we do?
- Open the door! Slowly!
- It's not working!
I'll try the window!
- Go! Go!
Take the phone, here.
I'm coming!
- What is it? Come on!
- My foot, it's... I'm stuck!
- Get a knife from the console!
- Come on!
- I got it!
- Come on! Come on!
You got this.
Come on, this way.
- Are you sure we're going in the right direction?
- Yeah. Only a few more miles.
We've got be be closer. I just need to find reception.
- I don't think we need that phone to know a storm is coming.
- We'll be inside soon.
In the meantime, we just need to figure out
the storm information as soon as possible so we can...
- So we can what? Beat this thing?
Fine. I mean, the entire world is on lockdown.
But you and I, we're gonna solve this problem
with a smartphone from Wal-Mart.
- Hey, I didn't ask you to come with me.
- I know. I'm sorry.
It's just freaking me out, the storm, the whiteout,
all of it.
People are dying, the world is dying.
It's a lot.
- I know.
- You promise to save the world?
- I promise.
It's from Best Buy.
- What?
- I bought the phone from Best Buy.
- I hope the warranty is still good.
What are you doing?
- Here.
I am trying to find a signal.
There's a break in the mountains here!
- How can you tell?
This isn't a wolf's natural habitat.
Migration patterns must be changing.
Well, I gotta put my environmental science degree
to some good use, huh?
- I knew I brought you along here for a good reason.
- It wasn't just the witty banter and charming personality?
- No.
- We gotta go. Come on.
- Hey! Hey!
Hello!
- Hey, down here!
- Down here!
Hello?
Damn it!
- We gotta go. We gotta go.
What?
- This isn't a field.
- It's a lake.
Do you think it's frozen solid?
- Seems to be.
It's still our best direct route.
Let's just take it slow.
- Okay.
What is that?
- Tyler?
- Oh...
- What is it?
Come on.
- Ah! - Oh! Are you okay?
- Yeah.
- Maybe we can take a quick break.
- No, no. We need to get inside.
Look, I know we're building up a sweat,
but the temperature's dropping as it gets darker.
It's dropping fast.
Wait.
Did you hear that?
- Yeah.
- They're all around us. Do we run?
- No, no, no. Move slow. If we run, they'll chase us.
- Okay.
There! We need to get there!
Come on!
- I'm just gonna go check over here.
Brie! I think I found a way inside.
It looks like a camp, or a school.
- Okay, I'm going to try my folks again
and let them know where we are.
- Hello? Brie?
- Mom? Dad? Can you guys hear me?
- Hello, Brie! Honey, we're here!
- Mom! Dad?
- We can hear you, Brie!
We can hear you, sweetheart!
- I've been trying to get hold of you.
But even with the satellite phone,
the storm has been keeping me from getting a signal.
- Tell us where you are, honey. Are you close?
- Tyler and I were coming back from our trip.
But the car got stuck and they closed the roads.
It's okay. We found shelter at this community college.
- Community college?
- Listen. I don't have much time.
I think I might lose connection to the satellite.
But I think I've perfected the remote sensor prototype
from your research notes.
- But that schematic was months off.
- But I think I should be able to gather the weather patterns
and calculate the algorithms faster
than anything else I've been able to come up with.
But in order to take the readings,
I need to take them somewhere where I can access
the satellite while still avoiding
interference from the storms.
- Then we're coming to get you. - But, Dad--
- What's the college, Brie?
What's the name of the college?
- It's Red-- Community-- --lege.
- Brie? Can you repeat that? We couldn't make it out.
- Red-- Community College.
- Brie?
- Dad? Dad? Are you there?
Mom? Dad? - Brie!
- Careful.
I've been hearing dangerous things other than the storms.
- Brie! Brie!
- Hello? Dad? Dad? Are you there?
- It's okay, it's okay.
We're gonna find her, I promise.
- Hello? Dad?
Damn it!
- Larry? - Yeah?
- Oh, there you are.
- Hey, Mark. - Hey, good to see you.
- Yeah, you too. - Love the décor.
- Yeah. I call it arctic doomsday chic
with a hint of lavender.
- Hey, Helen. - Hi, Larry.
- Hi.
- It's not looking so good, is it?
- No. We lost the generators about an hour ago.
And, even worse,
we're down about three degrees across the board.
- Three overnight?
- Larry, where are those maps?
- Maps? Like paper maps?
- With GPS and cell towers down, we gotta go back to the basics.
- I don't know. They're somewhere over there.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, look.
I think we've reached the point of no return.
- The final cold snaps coming in,
these storms are only gonna get worse.
- Yeah.
- What are you gonna do?
- I'm all packed.
I'm heading to the air force base.
I'm hoping that my family's there.
More importantly, the military
has set up a communications array.
We've been talking to scientists all over the world.
But the problem is we don't have enough data.
We just don't understand these storms!
We can't figure out--
- Found them!
- What are you doing?
- Brie is trapped with her boyfriend, Tyler.
We have to get them. - Okay. Where are they?
- At a community college. - Which community college?
- Red...
- Red Community College?
- It can't be far from where they were going on their trip.
- How many colleges can have the word Red in the name?
- Here! Here! Redwoods Community College!
That has to be it! - Mm-hmm.
Okay, see that main road right there?
We can take that and, even if it gets rough,
we'll make it with the truck. - Then what are you gonna do?
- We'll meet you at the air force base,
but we have to get them.
- All right. You guys give 'em hell, okay?
- We'll see you soon... somehow.
- Yeah. You save those kids.
Hey, by the way, you know what?
You should take whatever you want from the lab,
anything that you think is gonna help you.
- Okay, Larry. Thanks. See you later.
All right. See what you can find in here.
And I'm gonna take a look around and see what else we can get.
- You mean steal?
- It's not stealing. I'm the boss.
- Okay, boss.
Okay, this'll help.
- How's this for prepared?
- TAC, Badger. How do you hear me?
- Badger, TAC, your signal is weak but readable.
I say again, your signal is weak but readable.
- Copy. Probably the storm. Descending to 4000.
We have visual on what looks to be
recent movement on the ground.
Require permission to investigate for survivors.
- Stand by Badger, that is a negative.
You are to return to base due to inclement weather.
I say again, you are to return to base
due to inclement weather.
- TAC, we have confirmed visual
on what appears to be survivors.
Acknowledge, we have confirmed visual on survivors.
Request permission to check low at Tango 0916.
- Roger, Badger, I say again, negative.
Return to base. Immediate execute, return to base.
- Unable, TAC. Unable. Out.
- Badger, what's our play?
- I'm going on, the rest of you are free to head back.
- We're with you, sir. - All right, men, let's go.
- Excuse me, sir?
- You're too late.
Goodbye.
- No.
No!
- Sorry if my hands are cold.
- Cold hands, warm heart.
- Yuck.
Would you like some wine with some of that cheese?
- How's it looking out there?
- Well, the teacher left.
- Left? What do you mean, left?
- Tyler, he just walked out.
- Uh, yeah. Things aren't great.
We're almost out of supplies.
It's just about all gone.
There's only enough food to last us a few more days.
- The others need to know.
- Brie, these kids got left here, trapped.
We have no idea what to do.
- Kids?
They're like two years younger than us.
- And if we hadn't shown up,
who knows what kind of shape they'd be in?
Did you get hold of your parents?
- Yeah, but I could barely hear them over the cloud cover.
They said that they were on their way to help us.
- Your dad won't let anything get in the way
of saving his daughter.
I'm sorry our trip got cut short.
I was having a great time.
- Me too.
But, Tyler, we need to help these kids.
- Oh, kids? They're kids now?
- Tyler... we need to help them.
- Brie, everyone out there is on the edge right now.
If we tell them that we're about out of supplies...
Some of them are liable to go off the deep end.
- Then we'll tell them help is on the way.
My parents should be here soon.
Hopefully, they can get the van running
and we'll be out of here soon.
Look, I know it sucks and I know you're all scared.
So am I.
But what we have to do now is...
- Uh, excuse me?
I don't remember anyone electing you as spokesman
or leader or whatever the hell it is you think you are now!
- Roger, don't.
- Besides...
You don't even go to school here.
- No one elected anyone to do anything.
Tyler and I are just trying to...
- We have a van out there. we just need to get it running.
- That's enough.
- Tyler... I got this.
So, Roger, right?
Am I pronouncing that right, Roger?
So what's your plan?
- Hey, you're the one who appointed yourself.
You tell me... - No, go on.
You're in charge now.
So do you have the mechanical ability to get the van running?
- That's not what I'm talking about. What...
- And once you get it running, do you know how
to clear the roads and figure out what to do next
and where to go? - Okay--
- Yeah, we feel it.
- What's happening?
- I don't know, but I don't think
it's gonna be anything good.
- Guys?
- Is it an earthquake?
- Not an earthquake!
- Hey, guys! What's happening?
- Oh, everyone inside now!
Get down! Get down!
- What? What's happening?
- Everyone get down and take cover!
- Guys, what's happening?
Ah!
- Get down!
- Aliyah! - Aliyah! Take my hand!
- Aliyah! - Take it.
- I think it's stopping.
- Aliyah, Aliyah, are you okay?
- Aliyah, I think it's over, I think it's over now.
- You're okay.
Roger!
- Help!
Pull her out! Pull her out!
- Oh!
Ah!
- Reports have been coming in from London, England
and Paris, France.
Communications have been spotty.
We know these storms are hitting worldwide.
We have reports from Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Destruction on a scale we have never seen before.
All modes of public transportation are closed
after countless trains have derailed.
I'll stay on the air as long as possible.
But for right now all I can tell you is
find shelter and stay indoors.
And may God help us all.
- We're staying ahead of the worst of it pretty well.
Should have a gap of a couple of hours before it hits us.
- Yeah. We should be at the college within an hour
if conditions stay the same.
- Hey! Hey, look at this!
- I'm kind of driving. - Right. Sorry.
Listen then.
There's a strange anomaly not too far from here.
- Anomaly? - Yeah.
It doesn't seem to be affected by the storms.
- Are you sure it's not a malfunction
or the satellite being affected by the weather?
- It might be, but if it's not...
Mark! Slow down!
- Hello! Anyone in there?
- Yes! Thank God! Please help us!
We can't get out!
- Okay, hold tight! We're gonna try to pull you out!
- Oh!
- Sorry.
- It's okay, okay. Thank you.
- You're gonna be fine, okay?
You'll be back to class in no time.
- You know, I think school might be canceled for a little bit.
- So how long have you been going to school here?
- Two years.
I get my certificate in administrative support
in the fall. - Nice!
- Thanks. It's just a secretarial degree.
Do you go to school?
- Graduated, but I go back to grad school soon.
How did that feel? - It's okay.
Can I take it down?
- Damn.
- Yeah. These doors have seen better days.
- Well, let's try and get them open.
- You sure about that?
- We still need to get out of here.
All right. Give me a boost.
- Yeah?
- What do you see?
- Nothing. We're completely trapped.
- God! Are you kidding me? We're trapped in here?
- Well, that's not our only problem.
- What is, then?
- When help arrives, how do they know how to get us?
- How can you stay so calm?
- Well, I was raised by a couple of scientists.
I was raised to think analytically
and assess situations before panicking.
But, yeah, we do need to hurry.
- Well, my parents only taught me how to change my oil.
- Well, that's handy too.
- God...
- Look, let's not panic just yet.
Maybe let's split up.
You know, find any other exits and windows
and see if there's another way out.
- And if there isn't?
- You able to put it in neutral?
- Hang on!
Okay, got it!
- Okay! Hold on! We're gonna try to pull you out!
- Mommy, I'm scared.
- It's okay, baby.
- Sure this is gonna work? - It'll work, it'll work.
Start it up.
Give it everything it's got.
- Come on, come on!
- Keep going. All the way down.
Floor it. Keep going. Don't stop.
It's working!
Yes. Come on! Come on!
Good job. Good job.
- You two saved our lives. Thank you so much!
- Where are you headed? - Mathers Air Force Base.
The bunkers are there.
Is that where you guys are headed?
- No. We gotta find our daughter.
She's at Redwoods Community College.
- Oh.
That's only a few miles down the mountain,
the first building at the entrance.
- Well, we both better get a move on
if we want to reach our destinations
before the storm hits.
- Okay. Are you sure you don't wanna go to the bunkers?
You guys gotta get to safety
before it gets too crazy to be out here.
- Yeah, we're sure. We gotta get going.
I mean, get your son to safety.
- Watch those icy patches, okay?
There's still time to drive safely,
but you need to leave right now.
- We will. Thank you so much.
What do you say, baby?
- Thank you.
- You're welcome, buddy. Take care of your mom.
- Be safe.
- Let's get going.
- Where do we find that? Do they have a gym here?
- Do I look like I go to school here?
- Well, maybe in the teacher's lounge or...
- I doubt we'll find one in the teacher's lounge.
- I've lost ground visual. Descending to three thousand.
- Copy. Descending to three thousand.
- Badger, I'm picking up
intermittent heat signals on infrared.
- Copy, Snoopy. Let's move in for a closer look.
Could be survivors.
Descending to two thousand.
Looks like we've got some heavy cloud cover.
Snoopy, I've got multiple bogies on my 12.
- Badger, do you have visual?
- Negative, Snoopy. Check your high low, everyone.
Anyone have a visual?
- I've got bogeys on my screen as well.
- Hey!
- Shouldn't we have visual?
Clouds aren't that thick.
Doesn't make any sense.
- Stay on course, it's gotta be the storm
screwing with our instruments.
- I can't see crap in this.
If our instruments are giving false echoes,
we need to abort, Badger.
- Roger that. Wait, what's that?
- Badger! Badger is down. I say again, Badger is down.
TAC! Mayday, mayday, mayday!
- This is Snoopy. We have lost Badger. Request--
- So now we're really sealed off from everything.
This ice has got to be at least six feet thick.
- Maybe we can build a fire and burn our way through.
We have scraps. We can use those as kindling?
- I doubt we can make a fire thick enough
to break through this ice.
Then it will take, what, 12 hours?
- And we don't have anywhere near that kind of time.
- There's gotta be something in here we can use
to dig our way out.
- We haven't searched everywhere in the building.
Still some time left.
Take a break and come up with a plan.
- You don't get it!
- Dude, what is your deal? - Calm down!
- We don't have any time at all.
Who knows when another avalanche may come right on top of us,
maybe even a bigger one!
- That's enough.
- We need to do something now! - What is that?
- Where'd you get that from?
- I found this in the janitor's closet
along with some tanks of propane.
Stack them up against the doors and use this to set them off!
- You have been watching way too many shark movies.
- We blow it up so you can get the van running.
If not, we start walking to find help.
- I know it looks pretty bad.
But I don't think it's a good idea
to blow up our only shelter from the inside!
- Look, I just can't be in here anymore.
- Look, the avalanche hasn't buried the roof yet.
We still have that beacon up there.
- Stupid beacon!
- Yeah, stupid beacon, but it's big enough
to be seen from miles off.
And we were saving it for last resort.
- So how long are we gonna wait?
- Look, all I'm asking for is two hours.
I'll go up to the roof, light the beacon and,
if no one comes within two hours, then fine.
Explode away.
- Brie, are you sure about this?
- Of course, I'm not sure,
but I think we're running out of options.
Do you have any ideas?
Two hours? - Two hours.
- Tyler, help me with the beacon.
- You got it.
- It's picking up out there.
We still doing good?
- I'd say we got about an 80-minute buffer.
But, Mark, the anomaly isn't going away.
I don't think it's a glitch.
I think it might be real.
- Where is it?
- Just a few miles east of the school.
- Damn it! We got a flat tire.
I'm gonna go take a look.
I'll make this quick.
- Mark?
Mark!
Mark, hurry up!
- All right.
- Okay, hit it with the lighter fluid.
There you go.
- I hope it works.
- Me too, but I don't want to have to let
Roger blow up the building.
- It's actually kind of romantic.
I was gonna wait until we got to the cabin,
but this seems like a better time than ever.
Brie Jacobs, will you marry me?
- Absolutely!
- That has to be it! The plateau!
- Hands on the wheel!
I don't get it.
Why would a plateau not be affected by the storm?
- It must interrupt the flow of the weather.
The shape and the altitude create a pocket
where the storms just go around and over it,
thus leaving the area protected from the elements.
It's like, um...
It's like a concrete post in a river.
It just diverts the current around it.
- And over it?
- Do you want to argue with what we're seeing?
Whoa!
Oh, I wasn't ready for that one.
- It's getting insane out here even more than before, I mean.
I got more bad news for you.
- What? We're losing ground?
- I don't think we're losing ground.
I think the storm is picking up speed.
- I think if we can just get Brie's device to that plateau,
we can get the data that we need to send back to Larry
and the military to learn how to deal with these storms!
- The world's never gonna be the same.
We can't stop this.
- No, but with that data, we can learn to adapt as a species.
Just wish we had any idea where we are right now,
how close we are to the college!
It's just white out! - We should be here.
I don't understand.
If I just had a landmark, something would help!
Anything, rock slides or...
look out there in the distance.
- Is that the school?
- Good job, Brie.
- Here. Drink something. - Thank you.
- Stop looking at the time. I know I'm on the clock.
How are you doing? - I've been better.
- We're gonna get out of here soon.
- We turned the place upside down.
Couldn't find anything that would make a difference.
No knives, nothing we can pry loose
and use a makeshift pickax.
Roger, I don't suppose you'd be willing to give us an extension?
- Sorry, guys. We made a deal.
I expect to be taking care of some ice pretty soon enough.
Just all at once.
- You just wanna use that gun, huh?
- I'm just excited to get outta here one way or another.
- Did you guys hear that?
- I didn't hear anything.
- It's getting cold.
Let's bunker down and conserve some heat
before my mom and dad get here.
- This is insane.
- Just keep your eyes peeled for a way in.
- Stop! Stop! Stop!
I see something. It's small, but I think I can fit.
- Good eye! - Yeah.
- Most importantly, take one of these.
- If she's in there...
- If she's in there, you'll find her
and you'll find a safe way out. Just focus on that.
We don't have much time.
Try to use the hammer to break up some of the blockages, okay?
And hurry up. We don't have a lot of time.
I love you. - I love you.
- Mom? Dad? It has to be them!
- Oh!
- I'm in.
I'm in.
- That's great, honey.
Okay, radio me as soon as you find anything,
get back out here as soon as you can.
- Nice doggie...
Scientist one, wolf nothing.
- No. - It's okay.
- Anyone want a ride? - Mom!
- Oh, thank God!
I knew you'd be okay when I saw that signal fire.
- No one would have thought of that but Brie.
Am I wrong, Mrs. Jacobs?
- Tyler, I think you definitely have to call me Helen.
Oh, okay.
So maybe you should start me calling me Mom from now on.
Okay.
Hey, I found everyone!
Brie and Tyler are here with some others.
- That's great.
We might have another problem!
- What do you mean, the crack is gone?
- The rubble shifted, sealing it off!
You're gonna have to find another way out
before this storm hits.
- Any ideas?
- Maybe.
Dad? Hello? Are you there?
- I'm here, sweetie! You okay?
- I'm fine, Dad. It's good to hear your voice.
- You too. Everything going okay in there?
You guys need to hustle your way out here.
This storm is gonna be bad news for everyone.
- We're working on it.
Should just be a few more minutes.
- Shake a leg, hon.
- Hey, Dad, what side of the wall are you on?
- East. Why?
- Just making sure you're clear of the blast radius.
It shouldn't be an issue.
- Blast radius? Brie...?
- No, we've got it all under control.
It's fine... I think.
Brie out.
- Brie? Hello? Brie?
Have kids, they said.
It'll be fun and fulfilling, they said.
- You sure about this?
- Don't back down now, man. You got this.
- A lot that can go wrong here
if it blows in the wrong direction.
- Yeah, but we're kind of out of options.
You got this one.
- This is crazy. This is crazy.
- Get down. Get down. Here we go.
- It worked!
- Dad, we're heading out!
- I'm on my way!
- Van's ready. How's your leg?
- It hurts, but it's okay. I can make it.
- All right.
- Oh, guys, we're gonna go home!
- Hey, Brie?
What do you say we go to college here next year?
- Yeah, I'm really excited for grad school.
- Hey, thanks for saving us.
- It wasn't me. It was Tyler.
- Yeah, you guys are all set?
Van just had a loose battery wire.
I told you my parents taught me a little something about cars.
- I'm, uh, gonna make sure we didn't leave anything.
- I think my gunplay days are over.
The van's all loaded up?
Routed to Mathers Air Force Base, right?
- We're not, actually.
- That's the only place that's safe.
That's where we we're supposed to go when the roads are clear.
- We need to take care of something.
- You get yourself to Mathers Air Force Base.
They'll take care of you.
- Right. Good luck. - You too.
- I'm gonna go help Tyler.
- You saw?
I thought you liked him.
- I like him.
I just don't want him to know I like him.
Oh, our little girl...
- Oh, he's a good guy.
She'll be happy, okay?
Don't worry.
- Get up. Come on, come on!
Now we're talking.
All right, how hard can this be?
Uh, air speed, altitude,
fuel... fuel, right.
Okay. Ignition.
It worked!
Air Force Base, here we come!
- An anomaly?
- It makes total sense!
The wind patterns are being diverted,
creating an area safe from the weather.
- Mm-Hmm. Yeah. It's like an oasis.
The plateau's protected because of its position
like the way air flows over an airplane wing.
- I'm not sure I understand.
- You better get used to it, Tyler,
if you're gonna marry into a family of scientists.
And congrats, by the way,
but we're gonna have to celebrate later.
- The plateau is not too far.
- I can get the readings and take them back
to the scientific community.
Dad, can we get there?
- Depends on the storm system. How bad is it?
- As bad as it gets, but we're right on the edge of it, though.
So we can stay in front of it if you can drive like hell.
- I'll do my best.
- Mr. Jacobs? I mean... Dad?
Mark.
Just let me know if you need me to drive or...
- Whoa! Engine trouble now?
- I don't think it's engine trouble.
I think it's...
- Oh, no! Look!
- There! A side road down the hill!
- I see it!
Hold on!
- Mom? - It's okay.
- Mark!
- Hold on, guys!
- Faster, Mark! Faster!
- Okay. Okay.
Ah!
Uh-oh.
No, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no.
- Looks like there are more storms on the way
and they're growing.
- The plateau won't stay protected.
Eventually, the storms will be too powerful
if we don't get the data before that happens.
- This truck isn't gonna make it.
I don't care how good Tyler is with cars.
What'll we do?
- I have an idea.
- Oh, I know that sound.
When's the last time you gave this thing some oil?
- I think the transmission's blown,
and not a minute too soon.
There's the outpost.
They decommissioned it before I took over.
so I have no idea what's in there.
Minimal power for automated experiments and data,
but my key card should be able to get us in.
- Well, it's better than nothing and we can come up with a plan.
- Whoa, whoa!
Explain to me what you think you're doing.
- Look, if we don't go out there, they're gonna come in.
Maybe we can reason with them.
- Reason with them?
- We don't have anything they want, but be ready.
- Didn't take long for mankind to fall apart.
- Howdy. - Howdy.
- Looks like you ran into a little bit of car trouble.
Unfortunately, the local auto shop is closed for the season.
Y'all should have stayed indoors today.
There's some mighty ferocious weather coming.
- Yeah, we were just passing through.
The car's busted.
Do you know where we could borrow a car?
- Borrow?
Well, even if I did, I'm not really much of a borrowing type.
What's in the bag?
- Nothing that should interest you.
- Oh, you'd be surprised what interests me:
stamps, English literature.
What's in your bag?
- We don't have time for this!
There's a storm coming, a massive one!
- You are correct.
- Look, I'm a scientist. We need to get to shelter!
- I. Don't. Care.
We're gonna take what we want, everything we want.
And that'll be that.
First, I'll be taking that gun I saw peeking out
from under your coat.
Now.
Get the bag.
- Not. A. Chance.
- Run!
Run!
- Come on! Come on! Here's the door!
You have to jump, honey!
Come on!
Yes, please! You have to jump!
- I'll catch you! We got this!
- Throw me the bag!
Throw me the bag! Throw me the bag first!
Come on!
- Let's go!
- Ah!
- Tyler! No!
- Sorry, but we have to go!
We have to go.
Got it!
- You doing okay?
- I can't believe how close we came.
The plateau, I could see it.
It can't be less than five miles away.
May as well be a thousand.
- It's no over yet.
We're still together, right?
- We have a window, Mark. Can you believe it?
In about five minutes, we could get out of here
and be halfway to the plateau.
But according to these readings,
after that the storms are so strong
that they could last for months.
We're done.
Mankind.
Brie, me, you.
- We're gonna figure something out.
- Yeah, and even if we do, then what?
We learn to live with these storms?
What kind of life is that for us? For Brie?
When the world's populated by people like those guys?
- It's a life.
That's what's important, right?
We stay alive and we collect as much data as we can.
And that might allow us the possibility
to create the technology to divert these storm patterns,
maybe even control and stop them.
Who knows what mankind is gonna come up with?
But you need to believe, Helen.
You need to believe.
- I love you. - I love you.
- Hi, honey, how are you doing?
- Hi, sweetheart.
- We're so sorry.
We're all gonna miss Tyler very much.
- We know how much you loved him.
I'm so sorry.
- You missed one of your dad's motivational speeches.
Oh, did I?
- Yeah. It was a pretty good one.
- Motivational speeches always remind me of
our board members, Andrew Capello.
Holy crap! Andrew Capello!
- Dad!
- Larry told me that Andrew parks his SUV up here!
I don't know if he's trying to hide it
from his wife or it's a tax thing.
But I know he parks it in the storage building.
There's got to be keys here somewhere!
Got 'em!
- That's not the storm.
- Get ready to run for the car.
- You killed him! - He'll get his.
- You!
- Brie, come on!
It's the opening between the storms.
It's not gonna last.
We have to go.
- Hmm.
- Wait! What about Dad?
- You should know your mother better than that, all right?
Get it started. We will be right out!
- You need to stop this and just let us go, please!
There are bigger things at stake!
There are lives at stake!
- Yack, yack, yack.
- Hey!
Nobody messes with my family!
I found the back door. Come on.
- Yeah.
- Anybody need a ride?
- Mathers Air Force Base, come in!
Mathers Air Force Base! This is... me.
Where are you?
Mathers Air Force Base! Please come in!
Mathers Air Force Base! Please reply!
- Unidentified aircraft, this is Mathers Air Force Base.
Do you copy?
- Hi! Hi! I mean, copy! Copy!
Yeah! I'm trying to get to you.
Where are you?
- Unidentified aircraft, we're gonna help you out.
Do you copy? - Copy that!
Um, I might have a problem.
My wings are freezing over.
- Mathers is straight ahead.
Just keep your wings level
and you should see the airfield any moment.
Land on Runway Number Six.
- I unders... Copy, copy.
I understand.
I can see the field.
Think I can make it. - Negative, aircraft!
Wrong runway! Six! Runway six! Six!
- Whoa!
That wasn't so hard.
Who needs a pilot's license?
- Oh, the storm's right on top of us.
- Everybody, hang on!
I can do this. I can do this.
I got this!
- You're doing good, baby.
- I got this! Come on!
- Hold on.
- I got this. I got this!
- Keep going!
- I can do this! I can do this!
I can do this.
I can do this, I can do this.
- Good driving, Brie. - Thanks, Dad.
Here goes nothing.
Something's wrong.
Needs more power to push through!
- May I see that?
- Here. Mom, what are you doing?
- If I wire this in series with my tracker,
it should give us enough power, right?
Okay.
All set. Try it now.
- It's working!
It's gathering the data any minute now...
It's analyzing the systems! It worked!
- I knew it would!
- You did it, sweetie! - Transmitting!
- They did it.
They did it!
Guys! Guys, they did it!
- Look, even more safe zones are showing up!
- The world will never be the same.
- No, but we'll adapt.
Society will have to change.
- And we have hope. - Always.