Thanks the ride
Okay, what´s the deal
Get going.
No time for breakfast.
Are you working?
Yeah, I´m working.
You´ll have to hitch home.
You got practice today?
After that, we´re on double time.
Shame on you.
You´d think they´d take it down.
Come on, bud.
You lost a football game once yourself.
What?
I don´t remember.
I do.
I think you´re lying.
Later bud See you
The Great Hunt would always begin with the armies spread out
in a semi-circle about the size of Rhode Island.
Then they would ride forward, driving everything before them.
Beasts. . .men. . .even bugs.
The ends would close in to form a shrinking circle.
Everything within that circle panicked to get out.
When the Mongols could see each other
they had worked themselves up into a good frenzy.
Now, when this killing started, it lasted for days, weeks even months.
And it went on until the young son of the Khan
asked his father that the last creature alive be allowed. . .
to go free.
Well, now, my friend.
I would say they were way off course.
This is very unusual.
Better do something, Mr. Teasdale.
What´s happening?!
Get in, get down
They´re shooting at everybody!
We´re going to the mountains.
Who are they?
Some of them were speaking Spanish.
Did you see them?
Get in there and get sleeping bags and food.
Right now.
Take the dry stuff.
Don´t mess around with candy or cookies
Somebody get lanterns.
Grab some toilet paper.
I ain´t going to use leaves.
Get down!
Is it ours?
I love you, Dad.
Tell Mom I love her.
I´ll take care of him.
All right, boys, get out of here.
Don´t come back.
No matter what you see or hear, don´t come back.
I´ll come get you.
Open the glove compartment.
Is it there?
Load it.
It´s already loaded.
Give it here.
Want these also?
Yeah, put them in my pocket.
I´m going to turn off quick.
It´s a helicopter!
It´s ours!
Get in!
You get it?
But we got one problem.
We don´t have any water.
How about pissing in it?
Good idea.
Get up here.
How old are you, kid?
Fifteen.
And the name´s Danny, not kid.
When you grow up, you´ll know these things, Danny.
Now get up here and piss in the radiator.
We´ve got Yankee tanks coming in from the plains.
We´ve lost ost of our night vision
and have only a few anti-tank missiles left.
Put your best men into hunter groups armed with RPG´s.
Have your men dig holes 100 meters apart.
Wait until the Yankees approach to strike then attack them in force.
Yes, Colonel Bella.
I want some anti-aircraft here.
We´re working on it, sir.
This. . .this is a madhouse!
Do you want to see me?
Yes. . .yes.
Go to the sporting goods store.
From the files, obtain form 4473.
These will contain descriptions of weapons
and lists of private ownership.
But our families, huh?
What about them?
We got to stay up here and hide.
I just want to go home.
If I hid, they´ll never find me.
Check it out.
Stopped a bullet that would have hit somebody.
I got these.
Those´ll do us a lot of good.
We´ve got no radio.
How long can we survive on Rice Krispies?
What else are we going to do?
As Calument Student Body President
I forward the motion that we give ourselves up.
I second the motion.
We can´t stay here.
We need stuff and -
Sit down.
You´re not going anywhere.
It´s too dangerous.
I say we vote on it.
This isn´t the big game, Mr. Quarterback.
He can go.
You´re such a goddamn jock!
Come on, guys, knock it off!
You want to go so bad, here!
Take your shit!
That goes for the rest of you!
This is your chance.
It is World War III down there.
People are being killed.
Those could be Russians.
What about your family?
I don´t know.
But I´m alive.
And I´m staying here.
My family would want me to stay alive.
Your family´d want you to stay alive.
You think you´re so smart.
But you´re just a bunch of scared kids.
What do you think you are?
Alone, I guess.
No, you´re not.
What do you say?
I´m with you.
The rest of you get going.
All right, but if you stay, you do exactly what I say, okay?
Come on over here and get warm.
I´m sorry.
Me, too.
Matt and I´ve been coming up here with our Dad all our lives.
We can hunt, we can fish, we can stay up here a long, long time.
How long, Jed?
Until we don´t hear that no more.
I got him!
He´s still breathing.
Never shoot twice.
Because they can find you.
He´s dead, anyway.
How do you know?
I used to read a lot about Jedediah Smith and Jim Bridger.
The Blackfeet, if you shot twice, would know right where you were.
My dad named me after Jed Smith.
Is this your first time?
You got to drink if it´s your first.
We did.
What´s it taste like?
Not too bad.
It´s kind of salty like a steak or a nosebleed.
But you got to do it.
It´s the spirit of the deer.
When you drink it, you´ll be a real hunter.
Bottoms up.
Go for it, buddy.
You did it.
His blood is yours.
My dad said that once you do that there´s going
to be something different about you.
Always.
It wasn´t so bad.
It wasn´t that bad.
It wasn´t so bad.
That´s tel last of it. . .except for the olives.
There´s plenty of meat.
Just what you shot.
Where do you suppose hamburgers come from?
Nobody shoots them.
We need food.
We need to know.
We do.
We´ll go into town.
There´s no one in here, either.
Look like it´s been here for 1,000 years.
The store are open.
There´s people everywhere.
Maybe it´s over.
Those aren´t our troops.
You can´t tell that from here.
What is that?
I´ve never sen a tank like that before.
They´re packed.
That means something.
Let´s stash our stuff.
Leave it all here, okay?
That´s the Mayor´s car.
They got Daryl´s dad´s car.
Look at the size of that tank.
Was he scared of us?
Let´s ask Alicia.
Six toothbrushes, please.
How´s your sister?
Where did you come from?
The mountains.
You got to get out of here.
We will, but first we got to find out what´s -
They know who all of you are.
They´re looking for you.
The KGB.
The Russians?
And the Cubans.
Have you seen my father?
I called, no answer.
The station was empty.
Okay, I´ll tell you something I´m not supposed to talk about.
They took a lot of people away.
People they thought would make trouble.
People that had guns or things they wanted.
To re-education camps.
That´s what they call it.
The drive-in.
I heard they took a lot of people to -
I pray for you.
America is a whorehouse where the revolutionary ideals
of your forefathers are corrupted
and sold in alleys by vendors of capitalism.
Could you find my dad, Tom Eckert?
I´m Jed.
Mr. Barnes?
I´ll go find your dad.
I know where he is.
You know Morris´ Market on the highway?
Is Mr. Morris in there, too?
I´ll look around for him, too.
It´s all right.
I can stand.
Boys?
Don´t talk.
Don´t say anthing.
Let me look at you.
Yeah, knew I was right.
You´re alive.
I was tough on both of you.
I did things that made you. . .
I made you hate me sometimes.
But you understand now, don´t you?
What happened, Dad?
Why´re you here?
What´d they do?
Doesn´t matter.
One way or another for one reason or another,
we´re all gone.
It´s all gone.
Remember when you used to go in the park and play?
And I used to put you on the swings, and both of you were so damn little?
I remember.
I remember all of it.
I won´t be around to pick you up now.
You got to take care of each other.
I´ll never see you again.
Yes, you will.
I don´t want to hear that.
What happened to Mom?
Where is she?
We can´t afford to cry anymore.
I don´t want you to ever cry for me again.
Don´t ever do it.
Not as long as you live.
Where´s my dad, Mr. Eckert?
I don´t know, son.
You all get going now.
Get out before they find you.
I love you.
I know you do, son.
I love you, too.
Avenge me!
Avenge me! !
I´ll be damned.
Get in here before somebody sees you.
We got us an outlaw here.
Wow, a house.
Last time we were in a house was five weeks.
You look it.
Who is out there with you?
We got Danny, we got Daryl -
We figured you boys had headed for F.A. by now.
What´s F.A.?
Free America.
That´s the safe zone.
Where are we?
Hell, you boys is in occupied territory.
Forty miles behind enemy lines.
Right in the middle of World War III.
What are you boys doing around town anyway?
We been looking for news.
We haven´t talked to anybody since it all started.
Wait here just a minute.
I wish there were more.
This´ll keep you boys warm.
Use that to see how you stand now.
A radio?
Mr. Mason, we can´t take this.
That´s okay.
I got another one.
You boys listen to me.
Don´t go to Calument no more.
Because there´s been some attacks up there.
People waking up with their throats cut
Word has it, it´s you.
What happened to my dad and mom?
Your Daddy´s dead, Robert.
They shot him.
Russians found some guns missing.
They shot him for aiding guerillas.
Aiding guerillas?
He never aided anybody.
We took the stuff.
We killed him.
they killed him, son.
Made him an example.
You boys listen to me and let that burn in real good.
I don´t know where your mother is.
I have nobody, now.
You need food, a bed, anything, you come here.
I got a couple of heirlooms I want to hide with you.
My granddaughters.
They spent two days sneaking here.
The bastards tried having their way with them.
Toni, Erica, this is Matt and Jed Eckert.
They´ll take care of you.
I don´t want to know where they´re going.
Good luck.
Here´s a box of ammo for your grand - daddy´s pistol.
I´ll take care of them.
Don´t worry.
It´s 11 :59 at Radio Free America, with music and truth until dawn.
Now, I´ve got a few words for our brothers
and sisters in the occupied zone.
The chair is against the wall.
John has a long mustache.
It´s 12 :00, a day closer to victory.
And for all of you out there on or behind the lines,
this is your song.
Things are different now.
They´re coming up!
Let´s go tell the others.
Oh, how beautiful.
What is written here?
You studied English.
Translate.
American history. . .I know this well.
Arapaho National Battlefield.
Here was a great peasant uprising in 1908 of wild Indians.
They were crushed by President Theodore Roosevelt
leading imperialist armies and cowboys.
The battle lasted all winter.
More than 35,000 were killed.
It was the greatest battle of the American West.
Bravo!
Yuri, stay here.
I´ll take a photo of you.
African baboon.
Now you.
Come here, my friend.
Hurry up, you fool.
Look at me, Yuri.
Look.
Look what I´ve found.
An arrow.
And Indian arrow.
What a philosopher you are.
I did not know the Indians used steel.
Sure, you fool,
they used the melted sabers of Federalist Cossacks.
Did these Indians work in plastic, too?
You idiot, this is bone, polished to a high sheen.
There must be more.
Look.
Watch out!
She has a weapon.
Stop, damn it!
Quickly. . .catch him!
Take cover!
Stop!
Help me, comrades.
Grab him!
I´m dying.
God help me!
But they were people.
Yeah, well, so was my dad.
What was it like?
It was good.
One thing´s for sure now.
No one can ever go home again.
Never.
Why don´t you make yourself useful?
You wash it!
We´ll never do your washing again!
Me and her is as good as any of you!
Pussy, what´s up your ass?
Shut up!
Don´t you ever say that again!
You say that again, I´ll kill you.
Hear me?!
So what did I do?
What you said was wrong.
From now on all troops are forbidden to travel outside secured areas
in any group smaller than squad size.
The call Bratchenko.
Tell him Sector Eight is now active.
Right away, Colonel Bella.
And I want some interrogations made starting with the Mayor.
I´m sick of his. . .pleasantries.
Consider it done.
Daryl wouldn´t hurt a fly.
I know my son, Colonel.
He´s not the guerilla type.
According to records,
Mayor your son is a prominent student leader.
He is a leader, but not in a violent or a physical way.
No, you see,
Daryl is more of a politician. . . like his father.
A member of an elite para-military organization. . . Eagle Scout.
Uh, yes, but that´s not military.
Colonel, if he´s alive, he´s scared, he´s hungry
and he´s anxious to avoid conflicts.
He´s no troublemaker.
Then who is?
It runs in some of the families.
This community is fortunate to have a shepherd like him.
I just want to see this thing through, Colonel.
Any moer problems, call me.
We´re finished for now.
Oh, beautiful for spacious skies. . .
For amber waves of grain.
Don´t cry!
Hold it back!
Let it turn to something else.
Just let it turn into something else, okay?
Listen to me!
Listen!
Don´t cry.
Don´t you every cry again as long as you live.
Never do it.
Do you hear me?
They´re going to kill us!
All of us!
So why should we be different?
Let it turn to something else.
Let it turn. . .let it turn.
Take gasoline.
Hey, girl, what are you doing here?
Hey, beautiful, whre are you going?
Forget the broad, just get her stuff.
Where are you going?
You´re so beautiful.
What, what´s wrong with you?
Let´s get her!
Run!
This way!
Wolverines!
It´s cut. . .it´s cut!
I´ve seen this before.
Nicaragua, San Salvador Cambodia, Angola, and Mexico.
But these are my men!
Miss, maybe you speak at me for a minute.
I´ll be right back, okay?
You bring girlfriend?
Okay, I be right here.
Bye.
What is a ´´Wolverine´´?
A small animal. . .like a badger, but terribly ferocious.
It is also the name of the local school sports collective.
They´re beasts, Ernesto.
You must kill every one of them eventually.
It´s the same as Afganistan.
They´ll never stop.
Look. . .I was always on the side of the insurgents.
I have no experience in these matters.
But it would seem necessary to win the support of the people.
As our opponents used to say in Vietnam´´
´´Win their hearts and minds.´´
And they lost, Ernesto.
Of course, General.
Things are paralyzed at the front, Ernesto.
Morale is crucial right now.
Keep the men in the secured areas.
You´ll see how they forget about these ´´Molverines´´.
Are you all right?
You wre saying, comrade?
Shut up!
What´s going on here?!
You American?
Red-blooded.
Yeah, well. . . what´s the capital of Texas?
Austin.
Wrong, commie!
It´s Houston.
Please, darling.
I´m cold.
You´ve seen too many movies.
Well. . .you hungry?
I could eat, yeah.
What kind of plane do you fly?
Well, I did fly an F-15.
I´m an Eagle driver.
Here, take this.
I got this off a dead Russian major.
I guess it ought to fit on a Colonel.
You the honcho, sport?
Who are you?
Andrew Tanner, Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Air Force.
How´d you get shot down?
It was five to one.
I got four.
I´m Jed.
How are you doing?
Good as can be.
West coast. . .east coast.
Down here is Mexico.
The first wave of the attack came disguised
as a commercial charter flight, like in Afganistan in ´80.
Only they were crack airborne outfits.
They took these passes in the Rockies.
So that´s what hit Calumet.
I guess so.
They coordinated with nuke strikes, using very accurate missiles.
They took out the silos in the Dakotas and key communications.
Oh, like Omaha, Washington, Kansas City
Gone?
Yeah. . .that´s right.
Infiltrators came up illegal from Mexico.
Cubans, mostly.
The infiltrated midwest SAC bases several
in Texas and wreaked a hell of a lot of havoc.
They opened up the door down here and the whole Cuban
and Nicaraguan armies come walking through,
rolled up here through the Great Plains
How far?
Cheynne. . .across to Kansas.
We held them at the Rockies and the Mississippi.
Anyway, the Russians reinforced with sixty divisions.