1:04:00
Remarkable weaponry.
1:04:02
That's right, Lieutenant.
Other-world life forms.
1:04:06
Huh?
1:04:08
A fucking alien!
1:04:11
Iwo Jima, Cambodia, Beirut.
Drawn by heat and conflict.
1:04:16
He's on safari. Lions. The tigers. The bears.
1:04:20
Oh, my!
1:04:22
Trophies. That's the game, isn't it, Keyes?
1:04:25
You're the lion.
1:04:28
This is his jungle.
1:04:29
- So why can't we see him?
- Defensive adaptations are astounding.
1:04:33
It's somehow able to bend light.
Perfect camouflage.
1:04:36
- You admire the son of a bitch.
- Not what he does.
1:04:39
For what he is.
1:04:41
For what he can give us.
1:04:43
A new era of scientific technology.
1:04:46
I've waited a lifetime for this,
and I'm not going to miss the chance.
1:04:50
( beeping )
1:04:51
We have something
on the pheromone scanners.
1:05:00
- Target one is on the roof.
- It's taken us two weeks to learn his patterns.
1:05:05
He comes here every two days to feed.
1:05:07
- Seems he has a taste for beef.
- I didn't think he was vegetarian.
1:05:11
Well, we've prepared a trap for this predator.
1:05:14
We are certain that this being
can see in only one spectrum of light -
1:05:18
- ..infrared.
- Infrared?
1:05:20
- He hunts by seeing our heat.
- Block the heat and he's blind.
1:05:24
These suits insulate body heat,
making the team invisible.
1:05:28
We've flooded the place
with radioactive dust...
1:05:30
..and installed powerful
ultraviolet lighting everywhere.
1:05:34
The dust adheres to his body,
making him visible.
1:05:38
Liquid nitrogen. You're not gonna kill him.
You're gonna freeze him.
1:05:42
- We have to capture him.
- He's moving.
1:05:45
Finally.
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Grab a seat. Enjoy the show.
1:05:49
This is history.