1:36:01
Don't you think there's
a lot of, uh, a lot of anger
floatin' around this island?
1:36:05
Kind of a pubescent volatility?
Don't you think?
1:36:08
A lot of angst, a lot of, "l'm 16,
I'm angry at my father" syndrome?
1:36:12
I mean, grow up!
We're stuck on an island...
1:36:14
with a bunch of
violence-for-pleasure-seeking
psychopathic marines.
1:36:17
Shame on them!
1:36:22
Anyway, I only got one chem round.
There's two left.
1:36:26
- Mason?
- Yes, I'm here.
1:36:30
I was just thinking
how wonderful it was...
1:36:32
when the inmates weren't allowed
to talk in here.
1:36:35
Not allowed to talk.
1:36:37
How'd you do it?
1:36:39
Uh, nurtured the hope
that there was hope.
1:36:45
That one day I'd breathe free air.
1:36:47
Perhaps meet my daughter.
1:36:51
Modest hopes, but, uh,
they kept a man alive.
1:36:56
What'd they put you
away for, John?
1:36:59
Oh, that's a long story.
1:37:02
Well, I'm not goin' anywhere.
1:37:05
When was the last communication
from our men on Alcatraz?
1:37:08
Seven hours.
1:37:12
Thermite plasma is operational.
1:37:14
- Get me the president.
- Be seated.
1:37:17
Gentlemen, consider yourselves
on ground alert. If we receive
launch authority...
1:37:21
your mission is the complete thermal
destruction of Alcatraz lsland.
1:37:25
The entire island is to be blanketed,
not one square inch missed.
1:37:28
Eighty-one American civilians
and a number of U.S. Marines...
1:37:31
will lose their lives
in this air strike.
1:37:35
Why didn't you just tell them
where the microfilm was...
1:37:38
and, and create a solution?
1:37:40
Hmph. The moment they had
the microfilm, they'd suicide me.
1:37:45
- Some solution.
- And you ended up here.
1:37:49
Which brings me to another question.
When you broke out--
1:37:53
Let me see if I can get this straight.
You went down the incinerator chute...
1:37:57
on the mine cars, through
the tunnels to the power plant...