30 this morning a ship from Tokyo was literally wiped from the surface of the ocean in a...
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Security Officer: You see we don't know what it is we're dealing with. At 3:30 this morning a ship from Tokyo was literally wiped from the surface of the ocean in a matter of seconds.
Steve Martin: Anything from the ship's radio?
Security Officer: It said there was a blinding flash of light and the ocean burst into flame.
Steve Martin: Could have been a mine or a collision.
Security Officer: Why would the radio men not report a mine or a collision?
Steve Martin: Anything from the ship's radio?
Security Officer: It said there was a blinding flash of light and the ocean burst into flame.
Steve Martin: Could have been a mine or a collision.
Security Officer: Why would the radio men not report a mine or a collision?
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Oh I see
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I understand you've questioned everyone on my flight
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What is it you're trying to find out
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I represent United World News
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I don't know Mr Martin
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I don't know whether it should be printed or not
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I don't follow you
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You see we don't know what it is we're dealing with
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At 3 30 this morning a ship from Tokyo was literally wiped
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from the surface of the ocean in a matter of seconds
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Anything from the ship's radio
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It said there was a blinding flash of light
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and the ocean burst into flame
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Could have been a mine or a collision
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Why would the radio men not report a mine or a collision
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Movie Summary
A 400-foot (122-meter) dinosaur-like beast, awoken from undersea hibernation off the Japanese coast by atomic-bomb testing, attacks Tokyo.
