Join the conversation
Log in or create an account to leave a comment
Log In
[Lt. D'Agosta and his search team use dogs to search the underground tunnels to the museum] Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
We've gone off the map, Evans. Evans:
This is the old coal tunnel. Bradley:
Lieutenant! Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
Yeah? Bradley:
That scent seems to be getting stronger. Det. Hollingsworth:
What the hell is this? Evans:
Electric trams hauled coal right into the basement from the old barges. It's how Chicago stayed warm. Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
How far does it go? Evans:
This one goes all the way to Lake Michigan. At least that's what they say. No one really comes down here. Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
So let me ask you something, could somebody get off a ship docked at the lake and go through these tunnels all the way to the museum and not be seen? Evans:
Sure. Bradley:
Hey, we're moving now guys. Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
Let's go! [the group begins to run as the dogs snarl them forward, when they arrive to a tighter more pitch black tunnel] Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
What in God's name is that smell? Bradley:
I don't like this. Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
Okay, we can do this
We've gone off the map, Evans. Evans:
This is the old coal tunnel. Bradley:
Lieutenant! Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
Yeah? Bradley:
That scent seems to be getting stronger. Det. Hollingsworth:
What the hell is this? Evans:
Electric trams hauled coal right into the basement from the old barges. It's how Chicago stayed warm. Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
How far does it go? Evans:
This one goes all the way to Lake Michigan. At least that's what they say. No one really comes down here. Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
So let me ask you something, could somebody get off a ship docked at the lake and go through these tunnels all the way to the museum and not be seen? Evans:
Sure. Bradley:
Hey, we're moving now guys. Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
Let's go! [the group begins to run as the dogs snarl them forward, when they arrive to a tighter more pitch black tunnel] Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
What in God's name is that smell? Bradley:
I don't like this. Lt. Vincent D'Agosta:
Okay, we can do this
Full Transcript
00:00:01.000 --> 00:00:04.163
We've gone off the map Evans This is the old coal tunnel
00:00:04.504 --> 00:00:05.619
Lieutenant Yeah
00:00:05.713 --> 00:00:08.625
The scent seems to be getting stronger What the hell is this
00:00:08.716 --> 00:00:11.583
Electric trams hauled coal right into the basement from the old barges
00:00:11.678 --> 00:00:14.294
That's how Chicago stayed warm How far does it go
00:00:14.389 --> 00:00:15.799
This one goes all the way to Lake Michigan
00:00:15.089 --> 00:00:18.427
At least that's what they say No one really comes down here
00:00:18.518 --> 00:00:19.883
Let me ask you something
00:00:19.978 --> 00:00:22.185
Could somebody get off a ship docked at the lake
00:00:22.272 --> 00:00:23.682
and go through these tunnels
00:00:23.773 --> 00:00:26.185
all the way to the museum without being seen
00:00:26.276 --> 00:00:28.483
Sure Hey we're moving now guys
00:00:28.057 --> 00:00:29.685
Let's go
00:00:44.711 --> 00:00:47.623
What in God's name is that smell I don't like this
00:00:47.714 --> 00:00:48.794
Okay we can do this
Want This Clip in HD?
Upgrade for HD/4K downloads and unlimited access. Upgrade now →
Movie Summary
A homicide detective and an anthropologist try to destroy a South American lizard-like god, who's on a people eating rampage in a Chicago museum.
