:28:02
Porsche.
:28:06
'67 Porsche.
:28:11
You're Alex Furlong, all right.
:28:15
What's that about?
:28:17
The natives are restless.
:28:21
-Why do they want me?
-Because you died.
:28:25
Spectacularly.
:28:27
Incredible piece of videotape.
You should see it.
:28:31
They know where and when you died,
so you're a candidate for retrieval.
:28:36
Space-time coordinates.
It's still raw, but it'll be perfected.
:28:41
I don't get it. Why not grab
someone who's alive now?
:28:45
Look at these people. They've lived
their lives with no ozone layer.
:28:50
Sucking up megadoses of carbon
monoxide. . .
:28:53
. . .sulfur dioxide, mercury, lead,
benzene. . .
:28:56
. . .nuclear waste.
:28:58
They're hooked on drugs not around
in the 20th century.
:29:01
Let's face it, you're a hot property.
:29:05
Do you remember Julie Redlund?
:29:08
Sure, I remember Julie Redlund.
:29:11
What happened to her?
:29:12
She lives in Battery Park.
Safe behind the palisades of power.
:29:17
She's an exec at
the McCandless Corporation.
:29:20
Only the biggest company in the world.
They own everything.
:29:25
I must reach her. I must see her.
:29:32
That is the truth.
:29:35
You must reach her.
:29:38
They're not going for it.
:29:41
We should try for the mineral rights.
:29:43
Your try could kill the whole deal.
:29:46
We're talking about 3 billion.
That's worth playing cards for.
:29:51
Besides, I think they're
ready to fold.
:29:54
I want it taken off the table.
:29:56
Now.