Sink Hole (2026) Movie Script
(dramatic music)
(fire raging)
(dramatic music)
(guns firing)
Get back.
Get back.
Get back.
- Get away.
- Rick.
[Rick] Get away.
Rick.
Get away now.
Rick.
[Rick] No, get back.
Wait, wait, wait.
Wait, wait, you're fine.
[Rick] Get back.
Your fine, you're fine.
[Rick] Get back now.
Your fine.
(Rick groaning)
(dramatic music)
You're okay.
Hey, hey.
(Rick panting)
It was so real.
It was so real.
You're good, you're good.
I got you, you're fine, you're fine.
(Rick panting)
That was so real.
It certainly was, for you.
Okay.
(Rick panting)
(dramatic music)
It's gonna be okay, it's gonna be okay.
(dramatic music)
(Rick panting)
It was just so real.
(dramatic music)
[Chrissy] There's gotta be something,
you can't keep living like this.
I read all about it since
he's come back, Chrissy.
There's no cure.
Maybe it's me.
[Chrissy] Stop it.
I dunno much about PTSD, Jude,
but it sounds like it's affecting you both.
He's just,
he's like a different
person since he came back.
He's just using more and
more of his spine every day.
[Chrissy] Don't tell me
we're celebrating tonight for nothing.
No.
I love Rick.
Even if he isn't the same
guy I fell in love with.
I'll always be there for him.
[Chrissy] You're a better
person than me, Jude.
(footsteps tapping)
Oh Chrissy, can I ring you back?
And let's not to be late tonight.
[Chrissy] I have a
client, but I'll make it work.
Okay.
Bye.
Morning.
Hey.
Do you need a hand with that?
(gentle music)
Hands are a bit shaky.
It's fine.
(gentle music)
You're gonna feel so much
better once we're out of here.
(gentle music)
Yeah.
Yeah.
(gentle music)
It's only another month.
And you're lucky, you've
got such a great boss.
(gentle music)
Or not?
Rick, talk to me.
(gentle music)
You're my everything, Rick Peters.
And I know you've
experienced horrible things.
Things I hope no one will
ever have to experience, but,
look at where you are now.
Look at where we are now.
You've got a loving and
caring and beautiful family
who just care for you and and love you and,
they just want the very best for you.
(gentle music)
I love you.
I love you too.
(gentle music)
I'm sorry.
- No, no.
- It's just.
Don't be sorry.
Just,
just talk to me.
(gentle music)
Thanks.
(gentle music)
What are you doing?
What?
Picture.
Oh, I just took a picture of the sky.
It's not exactly Insta ready, is it?
Why do you make all your
pictures so, I don't know, dark?
'Cause that's the way life is.
Not always.
Yeah,
not always.
(cellphone vibrating)
Shit.
Are you going?
No, no, just maybe.
Be safe?
It's the end of season
and it's a holiday park.
Safe is easy.
I know.
But just be safe anyway.
I will.
(footsteps crunching)
(birds chirping)
Jesus Christ, is this
gonna take much longer?
As long as it takes.
Fisher, I can assure you everything
is absolutely up to code.
I mean, yeah, I reused some materials
but nothing was saying I couldn't.
How convenient.
What are you doing anyway?
Basic inspection stuff, Mr. Lawrence.
I don't see why.
I've already told you
everything's legally up to code.
There's nothing wrong with my site.
I've had too many engineers
and architects cut corners
to save a few quid.
Are you commenting on how quickly
this place was put together?
I can assure you those men
knew exactly what they were doing.
The world is filled with
failures, Mr. Lawrence.
You'd never be too sure.
And that goes for fire safety.
You must be really fun at parties.
Failure's not something I stand by.
I'm with it in trends.
(Fisher knocking)
(Mr. Lawrence sighing)
(Mr. Lawrence knocking)
Made from heavy and
solid material, I assure you.
Nothing hollow?
Fire has the ability to
run through hollow walls
and kill people in their sleep.
Oh please.
I don't like repeating myself.
There's nothing wrong with my holiday park.
And besides fire inspection?
We're in the middle of the.
Woods, Mr. Lawrence.
I'm not sure you knew
this, but the last I checked,
trees were made of a
really flammable material.
Perhaps you've heard of it.
(birds chirping)
(footsteps tapping)
(earth trembling)
Jesus.
(dramatic music)
The fuck was that?
An earthquake.
Felt like one, at least.
(dramatic music)
I dunno if you've
noticed, but this is England.
[Reporter] Should we keep going?
We've had an earthquake.
Apologies.
(people speaking indistinctly)
It seems my team and
I have just experienced
what we believe to be an earthquake.
Odd as we haven't had
one in damn, in well ever.
Anyway, we find ourselves in
an extraordinary weather event
as tremendous rainstorms
continue to ball our city
for an entire week straight.
The unrelenting downpour
has left us with a sense of awe
and at times apprehension.
As the intensity of this
rain hasn't been witnessed,
to this extent, in nearly three decades.
(gentle music)
Maybe not an earthquake.
[Reporter] The sheer volume
of rainfall over the past week
has been staggering.
Surpassing any recent
records and invoking memories
of the last time our city experienced
a deluge of this magnitude.
In fact, we must look
back at almost 30 years
to find a comparable instance
when the heavens opened
up with such persistence.
Have you got a map?
(gentle music)
Mr. Lawrence.
What on earth time do you call this?
Yeah, I know, I'm sorry.
What happened?
Panic attack in the car?
Traffic jam?
Any need to speak to anyone like that?
Excuse me?
I said, any need to
speak to anyone like that?
Fisher.
Rick.
It's been a long time.
Very long time.
Too long.
Sorry, I hate to interrupt
whatever the hell this is.
Nothing, Mr. Lawrence,
just an old friend.
Walk and talk with me,
I'm feeling a bit claustrophobic down here.
(footsteps crunching)
(birds chirping)
So what's this then?
(door thudding)
Health for Safety inspector?
Yeah, yeah, fireman.
Work at the Station House in Kingston Road.
Been there two years.
Inspections a part of the job.
Two years?
Yeah.
I demobbed, two years ago, done my time.
We all did our time, and then some.
How long have you been here?
(Rick sighing)
Six months.
But we moved around a lot since I left.
Right.
So you're now work in security?
Yeah.
The local Veteran
Association put me onto the job.
And you haven't felt
the urge to kill your boss.
(Rick laughing)
Oh, trust me, I felt the urge.
(birds chirping)
No, that's just, I need the job.
Wedding's around the corner and.
A wedding?
Yeah.
That's great.
Yeah, man.
Congrats man.
Jude.
I remember her, yeah
when we were out in Iraq.
Yeah, I remember you talking about her.
So, you finally popped the question.
Yep.
(Rick laughing)
Proud of you.
Thanks man.
It's good to see you.
I still see some of the
other guys from the old days,
you know.
Yeah.
I haven't really.
So I spent a bit of time in
hospital just coping with the.
Mate, I hear that.
There's no shame in what
we went through, no shame.
Yeah.
You got treatment?
Yeah.
I self-medicated, but,
I wouldn't recommend it.
(birds chirping)
Fuck, you know.
Gimme your number.
Yeah,
I type like the walking dead.
(both laughing)
(birds chirping)
Okay man.
You know, if you ever need
to talk to someone, call me.
Hey, you're a good friend, Fisher.
(birds chirping)
So are we good here?
(footsteps crunching)
I'll write my report.
We'll be in touch.
Lovely.
Have a wonderful day.
(footsteps crunching)
I don't appreciate tardiness.
It won't happen again, Sir.
Leave your shit at the
door, Rick and grow a pair.
(birds chirping)
Shit, do your job.
(telephone ringing)
[Weatherman] We finally have some sun.
The last time Greenville had
such endless rainstorms was.
Why you'd turn it off?
I need to concentrate.
You look beautiful.
Thanks Sophia.
(Enid knocking)
Enid.
Hey.
What's up, home slice.
Home what?
I'm trying to start something.
Mm.
Up top.
What?
(Enid laughing)
Wow.
Hey Enid.
You look stunning.
Thanks Enid.
Not that you don't always look stunning.
(both laughing)
Are you sure you guys
don't wanna come with us?
Oh yeah, we're fine, honestly.
Besides, we'll be here when Rick gets back.
Okay.
(cellphone ringing)
Hello.
(all cheering)
I'll go deaf before I'm 40.
We're just excited.
You only get one hen do, bitch.
Unless she later divorces
limp dick and marries again.
Helen.
Don't listen to her.
You're gonna have so much fun, Jude.
[Judith] Of course.
Where are you guys?
Are you ready?
Turn your camera on.
[Judith] Cars?
I thought you were gonna
try and get a party bus.
Well, that was a mission and a half.
Which we failed miserably at.
[Judith] Who's driving?
I am.
Can't wait to get you in the party buzz.
We've already started drinking.
Have you heard from Chrissy?
We've been trying her
and she's not picked up.
[Judith] I spoke to her this morning.
She's probably on her way now.
(car engine revving)
Stupid signal.
Crap, it's dead.
(car engine revving)
Fucking Samuel.
Don't call me when I'm
trying to close a fucking deal.
(Chrissy sighing)
Relax.
Just breathe, Chrissy.
You're gonna have fun tonight.
(gentle music)
Ah, shortcut, perfect.
(dramatic music)
(car engine revving)
(dramatic music)
(water splashing)
(dramatic music)
What?
What the fuck was that?
(dramatic music)
(road imploding)
(Chrissy screaming)
(dramatic music)
(glass crunching)
(water pattering)
(Chrissy sighing)
(water pattering)
(Chrissy groaning)
(water pattering)
(Chrissy panting)
(water pattering)
(all laughing)
As the one who could put together
a clear sentence right now,
I would just like to say, Judith,
you are going to make a
strong and beautiful wife.
So let's make this the best hen do
that ever graced the city of Greenville.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
(glasses clanking)
She said hen do.
But I see we've got a cock in the mix.
You're just jealous
'cause my arse looks better than yours.
(cellphone beeping)
Ooh.
Your insulin?
That time again.
I'll chip to the bathroom in a sec.
Do my injection.
That'd be a good time for
someone to get the next round.
Yeah, yeah, all right.
Bye Helen.
Don't trip on those big feet of yours.
(all laughing)
Who invited her again?
I guess I did.
Thanks for ruining the party.
I'm gonna go cry in the bathroom.
And take the busboy with me.
(people chattering)
(gentle music)
(Judith laughing)
Talk,
what's wrong?
Wrong?
You've been quiet most of the evening.
Everyone is on their fifth drink
and you're still on your second.
(gentle music)
(people chattering)
Must be fun not to drink.
Yeah, hell a fun.
(gentle music)
It's complicated, Audrey.
Well, it's gonna be dream house city soon
without the city.
Your cabin is nice.
Yeah.
It's not that, it's just,
when we move in, Rick's still gonna be like
this different person.
Yeah.
I know it's not great
what's going on with him,
but it's not gonna do you
any good dwelling on it now.
(gentle music)
I feel like such a monster, Audrey.
Every time he's having one of his attacks,
I just, and I'm with him,
I just think, where's that
man who's gonna protect me?
Where's that man that I fell in love with?
I sound like such a bitch.
(Judith crying)
(gentle music)
(people chattering)
(gentle music)
You know, he asked me to
marry him seven years ago.
And then everything
that happened out there,
in the army, fighting for his life, I just.
Well, he was in a war zone.
He's scarred.
And then he came back and I just,
I remember the first few nights back,
the screaming and,
and then I came in and he was trying to,
he was trying.
And he came so close.
So close to actually killing himself.
You got him the help he needed.
I got him locked up.
You had him in a hospital,
a veteran's hospital
that specialized in PTSD
and he's back.
(gentle music)
He still has nightmares.
Yeah, but he's getting better.
And he's almost there, right?
(people chattering)
Yeah.
Exactly.
Do you know, I think,
this wedding and our future,
I think that's all that's kept him going.
What about Sophia?
Oh my God.
God, without Sophia, I
have no idea where we'd be.
(Judith giggling)
Do you know what?
I think I'm just gonna call Rick
- and have him a come.
- No, Judith, please.
Tonight is about you.
I know you've got a lot to think about,
but please just give
yourself tonight, okay, hmm.
(gentle music)
(people chattering)
(gentle music)
Okay.
(glasses clanking)
[Helen] Good.
Someone told the pussy
he doesn't have a vagina.
Boo.
Jesus, Ted, you almost
knocked my fucking drink.
[Audrey] I think it's time we tell Judith
about the rest of the evenings.
Fred's Spa on Pika.
(gentle music)
We're not going to Fred's?
Better.
We are going to his brother's place.
His brother's place?
Chip's male strip club.
No way.
We're going,
Rick would kill me.
You're smiling.
It'll be fun.
Come on, get that drink down you.
We've got places to be,
to see things that swing.
Fuck off.
I've just got a phone Rick and tell him.
Oh wait.
(Judith laughing)
I can't tell Rick.
Don't worry, we definitely
won't be taking any potions.
Why am I having a
hard time believing that?
Because you're far too
sensible for your own good.
[Ted] There it is,
finally you're relaxing.
Fine.
Get the check.
(earth trembling)
(people screaming)
(dramatic music)
Jesus Christ.
That's the second time today.
(dramatic music)
Damn it, my glasses.
(dramatic music)
You okay?
(dramatic music)
Something doesn't feel right, Audrey.
Yeah.
This is more middle
England than middle England.
Don't do earthquakes.
(dramatic music)
Maybe we should just call it a night.
Pish posh.
You always say that you wanted Rick
to move the earth for you.
(insects chirping)
[Reporter] The heavy rainstorms
that have swept through
our city over the past week
are now causing some
unexpected seismic activity.
The storm has lightened up.
[Interviewee] Sitting at home,
when everything started
shaking for a few seconds.
It wasn't strong, but it
definitely caught me off guard.
[Reporter] While these are
relatively minor earthquakes,
they are certainly raising some eyebrows
due to their proximity to the
abandoned underground tunnels
located throughout Greenville.
- I'm also quite worried.
- Wait.
[Interviewee] These small earthquakes
might not seem like much,
but with the tunnels
so close to Greenville.
- I've had enough of that.
- Real concerns.
You start thinking about structural.
This is wild.
Oh my God.
Do sinkholes scare you?
I don't like when things going bad.
It's scary.
If I was in a sinkhole,
I'd just climb out of it.
(Enid laughing)
That is smart.
If it was that easy.
Check this one out.
Hmm.
That's pretty moody.
I've never seen lighting like that.
Hey, I don't do filters.
That one's the real deal.
Yeah, that's not too bad.
You okay?
Yeah, I just,
I dunno.
Hey look, I'm nearly out.
Why don't I go up to
the shop at the entrance
and I'll get us a few more.
You know, call me a scaredy cat,
but here in tremors doesn't make me think
going for a wonder
outside is the best idea.
They're just tremors, Jesus.
Besides, as Judith likes to call it,
it's Dutch courage or Rum and Coke courage.
Sophia.
Mm-hmm?
Come on.
Geez.
Hey, it's fine.
I'll be back before you know it.
Promise.
(door thudding)
(dramatic music)
(Rick panting)
(dramatic music)
(Rick sighing)
(dramatic music)
(distant guns firing)
(Rick sighing)
(distant guns firing)
(Rick sighing)
(dramatic music)
(Rick sighing)
[Rick Voiceover] Get back.
(distant guns firing)
(Rick sighing)
(dramatic music)
(distant guns firing)
(dramatic music)
(distant guns firing)
(dramatic music)
Rick, the fuck are you doing in there?
(dramatic music)
Oh, hiding from the tremors, huh?
(dramatic music)
You know, the fact I have
to save your arse is pathetic.
They should have taken you years ago,
done your fiance a job.
(dramatic music)
Come on.
Let's get outta here.
I ain't got all day.
(dramatic music)
(Rick panting)
(dramatic music)
(insects chirping)
God.
Why I didn't go with her?
(Enid laughing)
Yeah, that's why,
I'm bloody coward.
(footsteps crunching)
Just a tremor.
(zipper humming)
That's all, just a tremor.
(Enid sighing)
(door thudding)
(insects chirping)
Okay.
Which way was it?
(insects chirping)
(footsteps crunching)
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
(Enid screaming)
(earth trembling)
(Enid screaming)
Oh my God.
(earth trembling)
(both groaning)
No, this country's not
known for its earthquakes.
Well, there's so many.
Sophia.
Sophia.
Where are you?
Rick.
(footsteps crunching)
I'm so sorry.
What's happened?
- What's wrong?
- Sophia.
She went to get some more alcohol and.
(Enid crying)
Okay, okay.
It's fine, it's fine.
Listen, I know how we can find her.
She doesn't use it much,
but she's always got it.
(alarm blaring)
Okay, she's at the entrance to the park.
We need to go get her now.
Let's go.
(alarm blaring)
Hey.
(earth trembling)
Oh my God.
We can't take this path.
It's okay, it's okay.
There's a route that will
take us around the other side.
But there something going on.
[Mr. Lawrence] The fuck
do you think you're doing?
You're on duty.
I'm gonna save my sister.
[Mr. Lawrence] From what?
What the fuck are you going to do?
(earth trembling)
(footsteps crunching)
(earth trembling)
(Enid screaming)
The whole thing sinked in.
Oh my God.
Sophia.
(Enid crying)
(car engine revving)
What I really, really want
Really wanna zig-a-zig-ah
(Judith humming)
Zig-A-zig
(all laughing)
Are you okay, Audrey?
Yeah.
It's just a little difficult to see.
Try not to kill us, okay.
Don't tell her how to drive, Helen.
I'm a better driver. Drunk.
I bet I could drive us to
Chip's with my eyes closed.
[Ted] Don't.
She wouldn't actually do it.
She would.
Hey, why don't we stop drinking
until we get to Chip's, babe.
Fuck off.
I can do better than little
miss, no arse, drunk and sober.
(car engine revving)
Hey Audrey.
I think there's a shortcut there.
Where?
[Helen] There, four eyes,
coming up on the right.
Sure.
(car engine revving)
It's dark this way.
[Helen] Do you want me to drive?
No, thanks.
I've got it under control.
Shame about Chrissy.
Did she message?
I bet she's fucking that client.
Helen.
What?
I bet she fucks all of them.
Helen.
Shut up.
[Helen] Stop, what,
I'm just saying what's
(all screaming)
(car tires screeching)
(car crashing)
(all screaming)
(dramatic music)
(glass crunching)
(dramatic music)
Fucking God.
Is everyone okay?
[Audrey] I'm fine.
[Judith] Guys.
[Helen] Fucking shit.
[Ted] Jesus.
[Helen] Yeah, yeah what?
Fuck.
God.
What the fuck is going on?
(dramatic music)
There's no signal.
Go up and find one, hurry.
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
(Judith screaming)
(dramatic music)
We can't.
What do you mean, we can't?
(dramatic music)
Fuck, fuck, fuck.
(all panting)
(footsteps crunching)
Do you think Sophia's okay?
I fucking hope so.
Call Judith.
(police sirens blaring)
(both panting)
Fuck.
It's going straight to voicemail.
(house exploding)
Gas explosion.
The place is sinking.
They must.
Oh Rick.
Enid, no, no, no, no.
There's nothing we can do for them.
We gotta go and save Sophia.
Come on.
(people screaming)
(dramatic music)
Oh my God.
(earth trembling)
(insects chirping)
(people screaming)
We need to help them.
Maybe.
(people screaming)
For the love of God.
I can help those people.
(people screaming)
The second you do, you get out.
Yeah.
What about you?
Don't worry about me, I'll be fine.
Just help them.
Yeah.
(footsteps crunching)
(earth trembling)
(Enid screaming)
Enid.
(wind howling)
(earth trembling)
Sophia.
Sophia.
[Mr. Lawrence] Rick.
Mr. Lawrence.
Help me.
I'm stuck, I can't breathe.
(bricks crashing)
(both coughing)
I was doing some maintenance.
(Mr. Lawrence speaking indistinctly)
I was doing some maintenance
for future inspection,
as you can see, it's not good now.
Let's get out of here.
(Mr. Lawrence groaning)
(dramatic music)
[Sophia] Rick.
Sophia.
[Sophia] Rick.
(footsteps tapping)
(Sophia screaming)
(earth trembling)
(police sirens blaring)
(Sophia crying)
(earth trembling)
(Sophia screaming)
Why the fuck did you take that road?
You told me to take it.
Bullshit.
Ted told you to.
You didn't have to listen to me.
And you could have said no.
Jesus Christ guys, shut up.
What are we gonna fucking do?
Just stop moving please or the car will.
Get the fuck back.
Okay.
All right.
What the hell are we doing?
I dunno.
Let's head up outside.
There's no abyss.
I think we're on a ledge.
- There's.
- You're not thinking
about going out there, are you?
There's no signal here.
We can't just wait around to get saved.
Wait, what's that?
- Is that another car?
- What?
Don't you see it?
[Audrey] No, where?
[Helen] What are you doing?
Well, there's no signal in here
and someone might need help, so.
[Ted] Just don't be stupid.
There's two looking for
signals but there isn't one.
There's two looking for
signals but there isn't one.
(Helen crying)
(water pattering)
(Judith panting)
Careful.
Whoa.
Fuck.
What is,
it's like a frozen lake.
Just be careful.
(Judith panting)
(footsteps crunching)
Shouldn't have taken that shortcut.
It's fine.
We can get out of here.
(Judith panting)
How far down do you think we are?
I don't wanna know.
I think we're maybe.
(Judith panting)
What's wrong?
It's Chrissy's car.
(footsteps crunching)
Chrissy, Chrissy.
Chrissy.
- Oh my God.
- Chrissy, Chrissy.
Oh my God.
Jude, Audrey.
Fuck.
Oh God, how long have been down here?
I was.
(Chrissy groaning)
- Fuck, it hurts.
- Oh God.
(Chrissy groaning)
I think it's broken.
Yeah, it is.
Fuck, we need get out of here.
(all panting)
Are the others with you?
I see you took the shortcut.
(all laughing)
Got a first aid kit?
I think there's one in the boot.
Check.
Okay.
Oh my God.
Oh God, can you,
I don't know, can you walk on it?
I can try.
(Chrissy groaning)
I can't.
Stop, stop it hurts.
I found the first aid kit.
I also found these things.
(all laughing)
Don't let Helen see those.
She always eats when she's stressed.
Yeah.
Yeah, it might help
take her mind off things.
She's?
Panicked.
And Ted too, but, Helen is so much worse.
Oh my gosh.
Okay.
Right, all right.
This is gonna hurt, okay.
Mm-hmm.
All right.
Ready?
(Chrissy screaming)
(earth trembling)
[Dennison] It's a mess, Fisher.
There's been an enormous landslide,
three miles from your position.
What?
[Dennison] It's not just
a storm that's done this.
It's something else.
Those tremors, everyone was thinking.
An earthquake.
[Dennison] Yes, but no
earthquake in this area.
No earthquakes in this country.
Exactly.
That holiday park, your position,
that entire area is elevated to the town.
Higher ground, but it's subsiding, sinking.
I know we've got sink
holes opening up everywhere.
I've been reviewing this map.
The entire area from north
to town, specifically here,
it was a network of old
tunnels and cave systems.
Over the years, it's weakened.
This entire area is sinking into itself.
[Dennison] Dear God.
We're evacuating the town.
Dennison, there's people up here.
[Dennison] I know, but in this town
we've got a population of 40,000,
I need to get everyone out.
Jesus.
[Dennison] I'm sorry, but.
(phone line beeping)
Fuck.
Rick.
(dramatic music)
(people screaming)
(dramatic music)
[Sophia] I'm in here.
Sophia.
Sophia.
(dramatic music)
Rick.
(Sophia screaming)
Sophia.
(dramatic music)
(Sophia screaming)
Sophia.
(Sophia screaming)
(dramatic music)
Rick.
Rick.
(Sophia screaming)
Jesus.
Sophia, you have to jump.
I can't.
I can't, you'll drop me.
I won't drop you.
I promise.
(dramatic music)
Okay.
(dramatic music)
Jump.
Ready?
(dramatic music)
Jump.
(dramatic music)
(Sophia screaming)
I got you.
I got you.
You okay?
You okay.
Cover your head, cover your head.
(both coughing)
(dramatic music)
(both coughing)
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
Fisher?
I couldn't leave you back then.
I sure as hell ain't gonna leave you now.
You two, okay?
Fisher, we need to move, before this.
(Rick speaking indistinctly)
So, I know the way, follow me.
(dramatic music)
Get back this place is gonna drop.
(earth trembling)
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
(dramatic music)
(dial tone trilling)
I can't get a hold of Jude
and her phone's not
showing on the Find App.
She wasn't.
No, no.
No, she went out of her
friends, she wasn't in there.
Rick, I need you and
your sister to get out of here.
Fisher, we're fine.
I've gotta go find Jude.
Where are you gonna go?
I dunno.
They went to Fred's.
Maybe I'll go there, find out some info.
If you need me, call me.
You're a good friend, Fisher.
I already bought my
suit for your wedding.
Find Judith, okay.
(earth trembling)
Hey, how are you doing?
Okay?
Is Judith gonna be okay.
She's gonna be fine.
I've gotta go look for her, okay.
No, don't leave me.
Please.
It's gonna be okay.
Fisher's gonna take you to the safe zone.
All right?
Okay.
You're gonna be fine.
Okay.
Be strong.
I'll be back.
Okay.
Okay.
Love you.
I love you.
(Sophia crying)
I'll be back, okay.
(earth trembling)
Breathing kind of hurts.
I'd tell you to stop doing it for hurts,
but maybe keep doing it.
(Ted laughing)
Ow.
[Helen] Sorry.
Do you know for what that is?
Oxygen supply.
It's restricted down here.
No, I think there's something else.
Can you smell that burning?
Sulfur.
Fuck.
(both crying)
Do you think they're okay?
I don't even want to take a guess.
Right.
It's you and me I'm worried about.
What do you think happens
if we keep breathing it in?
(both crying)
Nothing good.
(both crying)
Do you think we're gonna make it?
Yeah.
People must be looking for us, right now.
My mum and dad aren't.
Who gives a fuck about your parents?
They probably throw a party, you know,
I'm here with you.
They'd say this is hell.
Exactly where they told me I'd end up.
Do you regret anything?
I don't.
I don't.
Maybe they'll regret how
they reacted when I came out.
(both crying)
It's quite strong.
(Ted panting)
When's the last time
you took your insulin?
I need glycogen, Helen.
Are you trying to kill me?
(both panting)
Okay, this is gonna hurt,
but we just gotta get
you moving, all right.
Just fucking do it.
(Chrissy screaming)
You're all right.
It's okay.
Let's, let's,
let's not do that again.
(all laughing)
(car horn honking)
Something's not right.
Yeah, that's an understatement.
Oh my God, Ted.
His blood sugar.
Shit.
Okay, wait here.
Come on.
(footsteps crunching)
Fuck.
(both groaning)
Shit, Ted.
Do you have the glycogen?
- Fuck.
- Go.
Stay with me Ted, okay.
(both crying)
Audrey, the bone's moving.
Stay with me, Ted.
(earth trembling)
[Chrissy] Audrey the bone is moving.
(Ted screaming)
(earth trembling)
(both crying)
(dramatic music)
(all panting)
How much longer before
the rest of the floor gives way?
(earth trembling)
(car horn honking)
Could you guys hear that?
(dramatic music)
I think it's a car.
(car engine revving)
Do you see that?
I should have stopped after five beers.
(both laughing)
I'll go round.
Oh wait.
I wanna look in it.
All right, but be quick.
Yes, mother.
(insects chirping)
(car door thudding)
(Matt burping)
(car engine revving)
(insects chirping)
(car engine revving)
[Judith] Hello.
Is anyone up there?
Yep, I should have stopped the five.
Mind's playing tricks on name.
[Judith] Help us, we need help.
My name's Judith.
My friends and I are
stuck in this sinkhole.
(car horn honking)
Are you coming.
I'm coming.
He honked his horn.
They're driving away.
[Judith] They're going to get help.
They didn't respond.
Audrey, I can feel it.
It's fine, we're gonna get saved.
(car engine revving)
(insects chirping)
(Rick panting)
I'm coming for you babe,
I'm coming for you.
I'm gonna make this right.
(Rick panting)
(car tires screeching)
(Rick groaning)
Jesus.
(car engine revving)
What the fuck?
Not now.
Fuck.
(car starter whirring)
Come on.
Come on, come on.
(car starter whirring)
Come on.
(car starter whirring)
Come on.
(car starter whirring)
There.
(car engine revving)
Come on.
[Reporter] We have a somber update
on the recent surge of
sinkholes that have appeared.
[Newsreader] It appears that
the underground tunnel system
once intended to improve our lives,
by providing efficient transportation
and alleviating traffic woes,
is now revealing its tragic consequences,
due to underfunding and neglect.
(police sirens blaring)
(helicopter blades whirring)
The heavy rainstorms that pounded our area
have brought to light a
deeply troubling reality.
Sinkholes, some of substantial size,
have emerged without warning,
causing damage to our
infrastructure, properties
and tragically even claiming lies.
(helicopter blades whirring)
Investigations into these
sinkholes have underscored
the stark role played by the
abandoned tunnel system,
a project that was initially intended
to revolutionize transportation.
You've got to be kidding me.
(helicopter blades whirring)
[Newsreader] Years ago,
the idea of the tunnel system
was met with enthusiasm
as it promised to ease traffic congestion
and provide a streamlined way
for residents to move around the city.
However, what was once hailed as a solution
to our transportation woes
has now exposed its dark side,
owing to insufficient
funding and maintenance.
God fucking damn.
(cellphone ringing)
Fisher.
[Caller] Sir, there's.
I know.
They should have filled
up those goddamn tunnels.
[Caller] What are we to do, Sir?
Pray.
Pray no one else gets hurt.
She's in the grip of paranoia.
I think just what happened to Ted
just like pushed her over the edge.
What are we gonna do?
If only I knew.
[Chrissy] Yeah.
Sorry.
If we get out, we have
to take her with us, okay.
No matter what.
I should have just kept us
on the main road to Chip's.
It's fine.
I heard them.
We're gonna be saved.
We just have to wait.
(earth trembling)
(all panting)
(dramatic music)
We have to get her out of there.
- She won't leave.
- I have to try.
You won't see anything
without your glasses.
I already feel like
there's blood on my hands,
I don't want anymore.
(dramatic music)
She had this look in her eyes.
If she wants to leave,
she'll fucking leave.
I'm sorry, Judith.
(dramatic music)
Audrey no.
(dramatic music)
Helen.
Helen, Helen, you gotta wake up.
The ground is crumbling.
What are you doing?
No.
No you'll get hurt.
No, you'll.
(Audrey screaming)
Oh my God, the car.
Judith, no.
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
Audrey, you're helping to.
You tried to kill me, Audrey,
she overbalanced the fucking car, look.
(dramatic music)
What happened to Audrey?
(dramatic music)
No.
I can't do downer.
I can't do downer, both of you.
You do it, you fucking kill me.
Helen, Helen.
Helen.
We're gonna be saved.
(both crying)
No one can save us now.
(Helen screaming)
(dramatic music)
Lock the doors.
(dramatic music)
Get out, get out here.
Get out.
(dramatic music)
Judith.
Judith.
(floor boards creaking)
Quite a start huh.
Not a soul.
(people chattering)
Not even a soul.
Not a soul.
Free bar.
I'll tell you what, mate.
See one thing about this disaster,
the opportunity presented itself.
Gimme a beer.
(glasses clanking)
Cheers.
I swear to God it sounded like a woman.
I told you, five's your limit.
(both laughing)
Sure was.
She was like a ghost.
"My name is Judith."
"My friends and I stuck
in the sinkhole, help."
(both laughing)
Excuse me.
What did he say?
Huh?
Where did you hear about that?
Wouldn't you like to know?
Yeah.
Fuck off, pretty boy.
I'm serious.
We're serious too.
So why don't you fuck off
and leave us alone, yeah.
Listen mate.
(body thudding)
Where did you hear that voice?
Okay.
We were going up Scola Road,
a shortcut to get to the city,
when we found a giant sinkhole.
Her voice came from inside the sinkhole.
Scola Road.
That's 10 minutes from here.
(earth trembling)
(footsteps crunching)
(glass crunching)
(Lloyd screaming)
(insects chirping)
(footsteps crunching)
(earth trembling)
Get out from here.
(all screaming)
No, no, no, no, no, no.
(earth trembling)
(Helen screaming)
(both screaming)
Fuck.
Shit.
(both crying)
(earth trembling)
This is it, we're done for.
Don't.
Don't.
Look around, if the
ground takes one more time,
we're fucking done for.
(Chrissy crying)
[Rick] Judith.
Rick.
(footsteps crunching)
Rick.
Fuck, Rick.
Rick, Rick, is that you?
Judith.
I'm gonna get you out of there.
Is everyone okay?
It's just Chrissy and I.
Everyone else is dead.
Jesus Christ.
Okay, don't panic.
What are you going to do?
[Rick] I'm gonna get some help.
[Chrissy] Who?
A friend.
Looks like Rick found his spine.
(both laughing)
(dial tone trilling)
Fisher, it's Rick.
Listen, I found Jude,
but we've got a problem.
(earth trembling)
We need to get them outta there.
Is there no one else?
Everyone else is stretched.
I don't think I can get anyone here before.
Well then it's up to us.
It seems that way.
(earth trembling)
(distant screaming)
(earth trembling)
The longer we wait the less time we got.
We'll get Judith to let us know
what's going on down there.
I'm just worried all the shouting
may be causing the earthquakes.
Yeah, I just wanna save them, Fisher.
We'll do what we can.
(distant screaming)
(both laughing)
Look.
Is that a radio?
Only one way to find out.
Jude, no.
I got this, okay.
Oh fuck.
Be careful.
Fuck.
Well done, girl.
Hello.
(both screaming)
(earth trembling)
Hello.
[Fisher] Sorry, you okay?
We'd like to get outta here now.
[Fisher] I can understand that.
I'm up here with Rick.
What's your location?
We're in the car.
We're in the edge of the sinkhole,
but the ground is moving really fast.
I want you both to
carefully get out of the car.
You think you can do that?
Yeah, yeah, we can do that.
Can I talk to her?
Jude, it's Rick.
Rick, Rick.
Oh my God, are you okay?
How's Sophia?
She's fine.
She's okay.
Thank fuck.
[Rick] How you feeling?
Scared, Rick.
Really scared.
I know, I know.
Listen, you don't need to
be scared anymore, okay.
We're gonna get you and
Chrissy out of there, ASAP.
Okay, do you trust me, Jude.
Jude?
Yeah, yeah, I nodded.
[Rick] Okay, listen, just sit tight.
We won't be long.
All right Rick, let's
start the pull up job.
(insects chirping)
We throw this down.
We get the all clear through the walkie
and carefully bring the
girls up one at a time.
Are you sure this thing's gonna hold?
It's gonna have to.
Okay, okay.
(helicopter blades whirring)
Can we get more?
[Rick] That's all we've got.
No way.
That's all they've got.
How are we gonna get it?
Get in here.
I'll pick you up.
Just put your arm around me and grab it
and just don't let go.
What about you?
I'll be fine.
I haven't got a busted leg,
I'll just jump.
Okay.
(both crying)
(Chrissy screaming)
Okay ready?
Okay.
(gentle music)
Okay.
Got it?
(gentle music)
[Chrissy] Got it.
She's got it, pull her up.
(dramatic music)
(Fisher groaning)
(dramatic music)
What's going on?
Yeah.
Oh, it's the rope.
Oh, it's caught on something.
(dramatic music)
Rick.
(Chrissy screaming)
(dramatic music)
(all groaning)
[Chrissy] Jude.
(dramatic music)
(both groaning)
(Chrissy screaming)
[Rick] The rope.
No.
Chrissy.
(dramatic music)
(police sirens blaring)
(gentle music)
(Judith crying)
[Fisher] Judith, are you there?
Talk to me, hello.
(Judith crying)
(gentle music)
She's dead.
(Judith crying)
(insects chirping)
Just keep calm.
We'll find another way
to get you outta there.
(Judith crying)
[Rick] Jude, it's Rick.
(gentle music)
(Judith crying)
Am I gonna die down here?
Hey, hey, listen, you're not
gonna die down there, okay,
we're gonna get you out.
(gentle music)
(Judith crying)
(gentle music)
Okay.
(Judith crying)
(gentle music)
Rick.
I can't see how else we
can get to her on time.
It's a nightmare scenario down there.
But the crown won't hold her.
Get to the edge of the sinkhole,
there's a tarp in the back of the car,
we could fashion a harness.
What?
(gentle music)
I can't lose her, Fisher.
If you both go, who's
gonna look after your sister?
You're a good guy.
You can hold on.
Rick, please.
(gentle music)
You know what got me through that war?
Judith.
We took lives out there.
I cried myself to sleep
every fucking night.
I wanted to kill myself
Fisher, every fucking day.
And the only thing that got
me through that was Jude, okay.
I'm not gonna lose her.
We need to fucking save her, okay.
I need your help.
On it.
(gentle music)
[Rick] Judith.
Rick.
I'm coming down to you.
No, no, no, don't, don't.
The ground is crumbling too fast,
don't, it's too dangerous.
Just sit tight, okay, stay focused.
I'm on my way.
(helicopter blades whirring)
(gentle music)
Rick, Rick.
Rick, don't.
(helicopter blades whirring)
(gentle music)
(earth trembling)
(gentle music)
We'll get you as slow as we can.
Hit the alarm in the walkie
when you need to come up.
You'll come through up here.
Good luck.
(helicopter blades whirring)
(gentle music)
(earth trembling)
(gentle music)
(Rick panting)
(gentle music)
(both groaning)
(gentle music)
Almost there.
(gentle music)
(Judith laughing)
Hey.
Are you okay?
(Judith laughing)
Yeah.
The ground is crumbling.
(Judith laughing)
I thought I'd never see you again.
Fat chance of that happening.
(gentle music)
(both laughing)
(Rick speaking indistinctly)
(earth trembling)
(Fisher groaning)
Not this time.
(gentle music)
(both panting)
Hold on tight.
Don't look down.
(dramatic music)
Wait, the walkie.
(dramatic music)
Fisher.
(dramatic music)
(Judith speaking indistinctly)
Hold on.
(dramatic music)
(rocks thudding)
(dramatic music)
(rocks thudding)
(Fisher groaning)
(dramatic music)
Move.
The sinkhole, it's extracting.
Get to the main road before we go under.
(earth trembling)
Rick.
Head to the main road.
(dramatic music)
(Fisher groaning)
Get the fuck out of here.
(Rick speaking indistinctly)
Mate, I'm not leaving you, come on.
(gentle music)
(footsteps crunching)
Almost there, Fisher.
Just a little more.
Put me down, go to Judith.
(gentle music)
I thought I'd never see you again.
I know.
Unpack Jude.
(gentle music)
Fisher.
(Fisher groaning)
Sorry, I doubted you, Rick.
You're one tough son of a bitch.
Yeah, well I learned
from the best, Fisher.
Ever thought of becoming a fireman.
We could use the money.
Traveling from the
country to save people.
Could be worse.
(footsteps crunching)
Looks like I'm gonna be busy.
(both laughing)
(gentle music)
[Reporter] We come to
you with a sense of relief
and a heavy heart as
we reflect on the tragedy
that unfolded yesterday,
when a series of sinkholes
triggered by relentless rainstorms,
wreaked havoc and
destruction throughout Greenville.
While the scars of this disaster
will be felt for a long time,
there is a collective sigh of relief
as we report that the chaos
brought on by the sinkholes
has finally come to an end.
Yesterday's events were
nothing short of a nightmare.
The ground beneath us seemed to give way
as massive sinkhole
opened up across the city,
swallowing buildings, roads
and anything unfortunate
enough to be in their path.
Families were displaced,
lives lost and the heartbreak was palpable.
The destruction, left in
the wake of these sinkholes,
was a stark reminder of
the immense power of nature.
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
(dramatic music)
(fire raging)
(dramatic music)
(guns firing)
Get back.
Get back.
Get back.
- Get away.
- Rick.
[Rick] Get away.
Rick.
Get away now.
Rick.
[Rick] No, get back.
Wait, wait, wait.
Wait, wait, you're fine.
[Rick] Get back.
Your fine, you're fine.
[Rick] Get back now.
Your fine.
(Rick groaning)
(dramatic music)
You're okay.
Hey, hey.
(Rick panting)
It was so real.
It was so real.
You're good, you're good.
I got you, you're fine, you're fine.
(Rick panting)
That was so real.
It certainly was, for you.
Okay.
(Rick panting)
(dramatic music)
It's gonna be okay, it's gonna be okay.
(dramatic music)
(Rick panting)
It was just so real.
(dramatic music)
[Chrissy] There's gotta be something,
you can't keep living like this.
I read all about it since
he's come back, Chrissy.
There's no cure.
Maybe it's me.
[Chrissy] Stop it.
I dunno much about PTSD, Jude,
but it sounds like it's affecting you both.
He's just,
he's like a different
person since he came back.
He's just using more and
more of his spine every day.
[Chrissy] Don't tell me
we're celebrating tonight for nothing.
No.
I love Rick.
Even if he isn't the same
guy I fell in love with.
I'll always be there for him.
[Chrissy] You're a better
person than me, Jude.
(footsteps tapping)
Oh Chrissy, can I ring you back?
And let's not to be late tonight.
[Chrissy] I have a
client, but I'll make it work.
Okay.
Bye.
Morning.
Hey.
Do you need a hand with that?
(gentle music)
Hands are a bit shaky.
It's fine.
(gentle music)
You're gonna feel so much
better once we're out of here.
(gentle music)
Yeah.
Yeah.
(gentle music)
It's only another month.
And you're lucky, you've
got such a great boss.
(gentle music)
Or not?
Rick, talk to me.
(gentle music)
You're my everything, Rick Peters.
And I know you've
experienced horrible things.
Things I hope no one will
ever have to experience, but,
look at where you are now.
Look at where we are now.
You've got a loving and
caring and beautiful family
who just care for you and and love you and,
they just want the very best for you.
(gentle music)
I love you.
I love you too.
(gentle music)
I'm sorry.
- No, no.
- It's just.
Don't be sorry.
Just,
just talk to me.
(gentle music)
Thanks.
(gentle music)
What are you doing?
What?
Picture.
Oh, I just took a picture of the sky.
It's not exactly Insta ready, is it?
Why do you make all your
pictures so, I don't know, dark?
'Cause that's the way life is.
Not always.
Yeah,
not always.
(cellphone vibrating)
Shit.
Are you going?
No, no, just maybe.
Be safe?
It's the end of season
and it's a holiday park.
Safe is easy.
I know.
But just be safe anyway.
I will.
(footsteps crunching)
(birds chirping)
Jesus Christ, is this
gonna take much longer?
As long as it takes.
Fisher, I can assure you everything
is absolutely up to code.
I mean, yeah, I reused some materials
but nothing was saying I couldn't.
How convenient.
What are you doing anyway?
Basic inspection stuff, Mr. Lawrence.
I don't see why.
I've already told you
everything's legally up to code.
There's nothing wrong with my site.
I've had too many engineers
and architects cut corners
to save a few quid.
Are you commenting on how quickly
this place was put together?
I can assure you those men
knew exactly what they were doing.
The world is filled with
failures, Mr. Lawrence.
You'd never be too sure.
And that goes for fire safety.
You must be really fun at parties.
Failure's not something I stand by.
I'm with it in trends.
(Fisher knocking)
(Mr. Lawrence sighing)
(Mr. Lawrence knocking)
Made from heavy and
solid material, I assure you.
Nothing hollow?
Fire has the ability to
run through hollow walls
and kill people in their sleep.
Oh please.
I don't like repeating myself.
There's nothing wrong with my holiday park.
And besides fire inspection?
We're in the middle of the.
Woods, Mr. Lawrence.
I'm not sure you knew
this, but the last I checked,
trees were made of a
really flammable material.
Perhaps you've heard of it.
(birds chirping)
(footsteps tapping)
(earth trembling)
Jesus.
(dramatic music)
The fuck was that?
An earthquake.
Felt like one, at least.
(dramatic music)
I dunno if you've
noticed, but this is England.
[Reporter] Should we keep going?
We've had an earthquake.
Apologies.
(people speaking indistinctly)
It seems my team and
I have just experienced
what we believe to be an earthquake.
Odd as we haven't had
one in damn, in well ever.
Anyway, we find ourselves in
an extraordinary weather event
as tremendous rainstorms
continue to ball our city
for an entire week straight.
The unrelenting downpour
has left us with a sense of awe
and at times apprehension.
As the intensity of this
rain hasn't been witnessed,
to this extent, in nearly three decades.
(gentle music)
Maybe not an earthquake.
[Reporter] The sheer volume
of rainfall over the past week
has been staggering.
Surpassing any recent
records and invoking memories
of the last time our city experienced
a deluge of this magnitude.
In fact, we must look
back at almost 30 years
to find a comparable instance
when the heavens opened
up with such persistence.
Have you got a map?
(gentle music)
Mr. Lawrence.
What on earth time do you call this?
Yeah, I know, I'm sorry.
What happened?
Panic attack in the car?
Traffic jam?
Any need to speak to anyone like that?
Excuse me?
I said, any need to
speak to anyone like that?
Fisher.
Rick.
It's been a long time.
Very long time.
Too long.
Sorry, I hate to interrupt
whatever the hell this is.
Nothing, Mr. Lawrence,
just an old friend.
Walk and talk with me,
I'm feeling a bit claustrophobic down here.
(footsteps crunching)
(birds chirping)
So what's this then?
(door thudding)
Health for Safety inspector?
Yeah, yeah, fireman.
Work at the Station House in Kingston Road.
Been there two years.
Inspections a part of the job.
Two years?
Yeah.
I demobbed, two years ago, done my time.
We all did our time, and then some.
How long have you been here?
(Rick sighing)
Six months.
But we moved around a lot since I left.
Right.
So you're now work in security?
Yeah.
The local Veteran
Association put me onto the job.
And you haven't felt
the urge to kill your boss.
(Rick laughing)
Oh, trust me, I felt the urge.
(birds chirping)
No, that's just, I need the job.
Wedding's around the corner and.
A wedding?
Yeah.
That's great.
Yeah, man.
Congrats man.
Jude.
I remember her, yeah
when we were out in Iraq.
Yeah, I remember you talking about her.
So, you finally popped the question.
Yep.
(Rick laughing)
Proud of you.
Thanks man.
It's good to see you.
I still see some of the
other guys from the old days,
you know.
Yeah.
I haven't really.
So I spent a bit of time in
hospital just coping with the.
Mate, I hear that.
There's no shame in what
we went through, no shame.
Yeah.
You got treatment?
Yeah.
I self-medicated, but,
I wouldn't recommend it.
(birds chirping)
Fuck, you know.
Gimme your number.
Yeah,
I type like the walking dead.
(both laughing)
(birds chirping)
Okay man.
You know, if you ever need
to talk to someone, call me.
Hey, you're a good friend, Fisher.
(birds chirping)
So are we good here?
(footsteps crunching)
I'll write my report.
We'll be in touch.
Lovely.
Have a wonderful day.
(footsteps crunching)
I don't appreciate tardiness.
It won't happen again, Sir.
Leave your shit at the
door, Rick and grow a pair.
(birds chirping)
Shit, do your job.
(telephone ringing)
[Weatherman] We finally have some sun.
The last time Greenville had
such endless rainstorms was.
Why you'd turn it off?
I need to concentrate.
You look beautiful.
Thanks Sophia.
(Enid knocking)
Enid.
Hey.
What's up, home slice.
Home what?
I'm trying to start something.
Mm.
Up top.
What?
(Enid laughing)
Wow.
Hey Enid.
You look stunning.
Thanks Enid.
Not that you don't always look stunning.
(both laughing)
Are you sure you guys
don't wanna come with us?
Oh yeah, we're fine, honestly.
Besides, we'll be here when Rick gets back.
Okay.
(cellphone ringing)
Hello.
(all cheering)
I'll go deaf before I'm 40.
We're just excited.
You only get one hen do, bitch.
Unless she later divorces
limp dick and marries again.
Helen.
Don't listen to her.
You're gonna have so much fun, Jude.
[Judith] Of course.
Where are you guys?
Are you ready?
Turn your camera on.
[Judith] Cars?
I thought you were gonna
try and get a party bus.
Well, that was a mission and a half.
Which we failed miserably at.
[Judith] Who's driving?
I am.
Can't wait to get you in the party buzz.
We've already started drinking.
Have you heard from Chrissy?
We've been trying her
and she's not picked up.
[Judith] I spoke to her this morning.
She's probably on her way now.
(car engine revving)
Stupid signal.
Crap, it's dead.
(car engine revving)
Fucking Samuel.
Don't call me when I'm
trying to close a fucking deal.
(Chrissy sighing)
Relax.
Just breathe, Chrissy.
You're gonna have fun tonight.
(gentle music)
Ah, shortcut, perfect.
(dramatic music)
(car engine revving)
(dramatic music)
(water splashing)
(dramatic music)
What?
What the fuck was that?
(dramatic music)
(road imploding)
(Chrissy screaming)
(dramatic music)
(glass crunching)
(water pattering)
(Chrissy sighing)
(water pattering)
(Chrissy groaning)
(water pattering)
(Chrissy panting)
(water pattering)
(all laughing)
As the one who could put together
a clear sentence right now,
I would just like to say, Judith,
you are going to make a
strong and beautiful wife.
So let's make this the best hen do
that ever graced the city of Greenville.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
(glasses clanking)
She said hen do.
But I see we've got a cock in the mix.
You're just jealous
'cause my arse looks better than yours.
(cellphone beeping)
Ooh.
Your insulin?
That time again.
I'll chip to the bathroom in a sec.
Do my injection.
That'd be a good time for
someone to get the next round.
Yeah, yeah, all right.
Bye Helen.
Don't trip on those big feet of yours.
(all laughing)
Who invited her again?
I guess I did.
Thanks for ruining the party.
I'm gonna go cry in the bathroom.
And take the busboy with me.
(people chattering)
(gentle music)
(Judith laughing)
Talk,
what's wrong?
Wrong?
You've been quiet most of the evening.
Everyone is on their fifth drink
and you're still on your second.
(gentle music)
(people chattering)
Must be fun not to drink.
Yeah, hell a fun.
(gentle music)
It's complicated, Audrey.
Well, it's gonna be dream house city soon
without the city.
Your cabin is nice.
Yeah.
It's not that, it's just,
when we move in, Rick's still gonna be like
this different person.
Yeah.
I know it's not great
what's going on with him,
but it's not gonna do you
any good dwelling on it now.
(gentle music)
I feel like such a monster, Audrey.
Every time he's having one of his attacks,
I just, and I'm with him,
I just think, where's that
man who's gonna protect me?
Where's that man that I fell in love with?
I sound like such a bitch.
(Judith crying)
(gentle music)
(people chattering)
(gentle music)
You know, he asked me to
marry him seven years ago.
And then everything
that happened out there,
in the army, fighting for his life, I just.
Well, he was in a war zone.
He's scarred.
And then he came back and I just,
I remember the first few nights back,
the screaming and,
and then I came in and he was trying to,
he was trying.
And he came so close.
So close to actually killing himself.
You got him the help he needed.
I got him locked up.
You had him in a hospital,
a veteran's hospital
that specialized in PTSD
and he's back.
(gentle music)
He still has nightmares.
Yeah, but he's getting better.
And he's almost there, right?
(people chattering)
Yeah.
Exactly.
Do you know, I think,
this wedding and our future,
I think that's all that's kept him going.
What about Sophia?
Oh my God.
God, without Sophia, I
have no idea where we'd be.
(Judith giggling)
Do you know what?
I think I'm just gonna call Rick
- and have him a come.
- No, Judith, please.
Tonight is about you.
I know you've got a lot to think about,
but please just give
yourself tonight, okay, hmm.
(gentle music)
(people chattering)
(gentle music)
Okay.
(glasses clanking)
[Helen] Good.
Someone told the pussy
he doesn't have a vagina.
Boo.
Jesus, Ted, you almost
knocked my fucking drink.
[Audrey] I think it's time we tell Judith
about the rest of the evenings.
Fred's Spa on Pika.
(gentle music)
We're not going to Fred's?
Better.
We are going to his brother's place.
His brother's place?
Chip's male strip club.
No way.
We're going,
Rick would kill me.
You're smiling.
It'll be fun.
Come on, get that drink down you.
We've got places to be,
to see things that swing.
Fuck off.
I've just got a phone Rick and tell him.
Oh wait.
(Judith laughing)
I can't tell Rick.
Don't worry, we definitely
won't be taking any potions.
Why am I having a
hard time believing that?
Because you're far too
sensible for your own good.
[Ted] There it is,
finally you're relaxing.
Fine.
Get the check.
(earth trembling)
(people screaming)
(dramatic music)
Jesus Christ.
That's the second time today.
(dramatic music)
Damn it, my glasses.
(dramatic music)
You okay?
(dramatic music)
Something doesn't feel right, Audrey.
Yeah.
This is more middle
England than middle England.
Don't do earthquakes.
(dramatic music)
Maybe we should just call it a night.
Pish posh.
You always say that you wanted Rick
to move the earth for you.
(insects chirping)
[Reporter] The heavy rainstorms
that have swept through
our city over the past week
are now causing some
unexpected seismic activity.
The storm has lightened up.
[Interviewee] Sitting at home,
when everything started
shaking for a few seconds.
It wasn't strong, but it
definitely caught me off guard.
[Reporter] While these are
relatively minor earthquakes,
they are certainly raising some eyebrows
due to their proximity to the
abandoned underground tunnels
located throughout Greenville.
- I'm also quite worried.
- Wait.
[Interviewee] These small earthquakes
might not seem like much,
but with the tunnels
so close to Greenville.
- I've had enough of that.
- Real concerns.
You start thinking about structural.
This is wild.
Oh my God.
Do sinkholes scare you?
I don't like when things going bad.
It's scary.
If I was in a sinkhole,
I'd just climb out of it.
(Enid laughing)
That is smart.
If it was that easy.
Check this one out.
Hmm.
That's pretty moody.
I've never seen lighting like that.
Hey, I don't do filters.
That one's the real deal.
Yeah, that's not too bad.
You okay?
Yeah, I just,
I dunno.
Hey look, I'm nearly out.
Why don't I go up to
the shop at the entrance
and I'll get us a few more.
You know, call me a scaredy cat,
but here in tremors doesn't make me think
going for a wonder
outside is the best idea.
They're just tremors, Jesus.
Besides, as Judith likes to call it,
it's Dutch courage or Rum and Coke courage.
Sophia.
Mm-hmm?
Come on.
Geez.
Hey, it's fine.
I'll be back before you know it.
Promise.
(door thudding)
(dramatic music)
(Rick panting)
(dramatic music)
(Rick sighing)
(dramatic music)
(distant guns firing)
(Rick sighing)
(distant guns firing)
(Rick sighing)
(dramatic music)
(Rick sighing)
[Rick Voiceover] Get back.
(distant guns firing)
(Rick sighing)
(dramatic music)
(distant guns firing)
(dramatic music)
(distant guns firing)
(dramatic music)
Rick, the fuck are you doing in there?
(dramatic music)
Oh, hiding from the tremors, huh?
(dramatic music)
You know, the fact I have
to save your arse is pathetic.
They should have taken you years ago,
done your fiance a job.
(dramatic music)
Come on.
Let's get outta here.
I ain't got all day.
(dramatic music)
(Rick panting)
(dramatic music)
(insects chirping)
God.
Why I didn't go with her?
(Enid laughing)
Yeah, that's why,
I'm bloody coward.
(footsteps crunching)
Just a tremor.
(zipper humming)
That's all, just a tremor.
(Enid sighing)
(door thudding)
(insects chirping)
Okay.
Which way was it?
(insects chirping)
(footsteps crunching)
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
(Enid screaming)
(earth trembling)
(Enid screaming)
Oh my God.
(earth trembling)
(both groaning)
No, this country's not
known for its earthquakes.
Well, there's so many.
Sophia.
Sophia.
Where are you?
Rick.
(footsteps crunching)
I'm so sorry.
What's happened?
- What's wrong?
- Sophia.
She went to get some more alcohol and.
(Enid crying)
Okay, okay.
It's fine, it's fine.
Listen, I know how we can find her.
She doesn't use it much,
but she's always got it.
(alarm blaring)
Okay, she's at the entrance to the park.
We need to go get her now.
Let's go.
(alarm blaring)
Hey.
(earth trembling)
Oh my God.
We can't take this path.
It's okay, it's okay.
There's a route that will
take us around the other side.
But there something going on.
[Mr. Lawrence] The fuck
do you think you're doing?
You're on duty.
I'm gonna save my sister.
[Mr. Lawrence] From what?
What the fuck are you going to do?
(earth trembling)
(footsteps crunching)
(earth trembling)
(Enid screaming)
The whole thing sinked in.
Oh my God.
Sophia.
(Enid crying)
(car engine revving)
What I really, really want
Really wanna zig-a-zig-ah
(Judith humming)
Zig-A-zig
(all laughing)
Are you okay, Audrey?
Yeah.
It's just a little difficult to see.
Try not to kill us, okay.
Don't tell her how to drive, Helen.
I'm a better driver. Drunk.
I bet I could drive us to
Chip's with my eyes closed.
[Ted] Don't.
She wouldn't actually do it.
She would.
Hey, why don't we stop drinking
until we get to Chip's, babe.
Fuck off.
I can do better than little
miss, no arse, drunk and sober.
(car engine revving)
Hey Audrey.
I think there's a shortcut there.
Where?
[Helen] There, four eyes,
coming up on the right.
Sure.
(car engine revving)
It's dark this way.
[Helen] Do you want me to drive?
No, thanks.
I've got it under control.
Shame about Chrissy.
Did she message?
I bet she's fucking that client.
Helen.
What?
I bet she fucks all of them.
Helen.
Shut up.
[Helen] Stop, what,
I'm just saying what's
(all screaming)
(car tires screeching)
(car crashing)
(all screaming)
(dramatic music)
(glass crunching)
(dramatic music)
Fucking God.
Is everyone okay?
[Audrey] I'm fine.
[Judith] Guys.
[Helen] Fucking shit.
[Ted] Jesus.
[Helen] Yeah, yeah what?
Fuck.
God.
What the fuck is going on?
(dramatic music)
There's no signal.
Go up and find one, hurry.
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
(Judith screaming)
(dramatic music)
We can't.
What do you mean, we can't?
(dramatic music)
Fuck, fuck, fuck.
(all panting)
(footsteps crunching)
Do you think Sophia's okay?
I fucking hope so.
Call Judith.
(police sirens blaring)
(both panting)
Fuck.
It's going straight to voicemail.
(house exploding)
Gas explosion.
The place is sinking.
They must.
Oh Rick.
Enid, no, no, no, no.
There's nothing we can do for them.
We gotta go and save Sophia.
Come on.
(people screaming)
(dramatic music)
Oh my God.
(earth trembling)
(insects chirping)
(people screaming)
We need to help them.
Maybe.
(people screaming)
For the love of God.
I can help those people.
(people screaming)
The second you do, you get out.
Yeah.
What about you?
Don't worry about me, I'll be fine.
Just help them.
Yeah.
(footsteps crunching)
(earth trembling)
(Enid screaming)
Enid.
(wind howling)
(earth trembling)
Sophia.
Sophia.
[Mr. Lawrence] Rick.
Mr. Lawrence.
Help me.
I'm stuck, I can't breathe.
(bricks crashing)
(both coughing)
I was doing some maintenance.
(Mr. Lawrence speaking indistinctly)
I was doing some maintenance
for future inspection,
as you can see, it's not good now.
Let's get out of here.
(Mr. Lawrence groaning)
(dramatic music)
[Sophia] Rick.
Sophia.
[Sophia] Rick.
(footsteps tapping)
(Sophia screaming)
(earth trembling)
(police sirens blaring)
(Sophia crying)
(earth trembling)
(Sophia screaming)
Why the fuck did you take that road?
You told me to take it.
Bullshit.
Ted told you to.
You didn't have to listen to me.
And you could have said no.
Jesus Christ guys, shut up.
What are we gonna fucking do?
Just stop moving please or the car will.
Get the fuck back.
Okay.
All right.
What the hell are we doing?
I dunno.
Let's head up outside.
There's no abyss.
I think we're on a ledge.
- There's.
- You're not thinking
about going out there, are you?
There's no signal here.
We can't just wait around to get saved.
Wait, what's that?
- Is that another car?
- What?
Don't you see it?
[Audrey] No, where?
[Helen] What are you doing?
Well, there's no signal in here
and someone might need help, so.
[Ted] Just don't be stupid.
There's two looking for
signals but there isn't one.
There's two looking for
signals but there isn't one.
(Helen crying)
(water pattering)
(Judith panting)
Careful.
Whoa.
Fuck.
What is,
it's like a frozen lake.
Just be careful.
(Judith panting)
(footsteps crunching)
Shouldn't have taken that shortcut.
It's fine.
We can get out of here.
(Judith panting)
How far down do you think we are?
I don't wanna know.
I think we're maybe.
(Judith panting)
What's wrong?
It's Chrissy's car.
(footsteps crunching)
Chrissy, Chrissy.
Chrissy.
- Oh my God.
- Chrissy, Chrissy.
Oh my God.
Jude, Audrey.
Fuck.
Oh God, how long have been down here?
I was.
(Chrissy groaning)
- Fuck, it hurts.
- Oh God.
(Chrissy groaning)
I think it's broken.
Yeah, it is.
Fuck, we need get out of here.
(all panting)
Are the others with you?
I see you took the shortcut.
(all laughing)
Got a first aid kit?
I think there's one in the boot.
Check.
Okay.
Oh my God.
Oh God, can you,
I don't know, can you walk on it?
I can try.
(Chrissy groaning)
I can't.
Stop, stop it hurts.
I found the first aid kit.
I also found these things.
(all laughing)
Don't let Helen see those.
She always eats when she's stressed.
Yeah.
Yeah, it might help
take her mind off things.
She's?
Panicked.
And Ted too, but, Helen is so much worse.
Oh my gosh.
Okay.
Right, all right.
This is gonna hurt, okay.
Mm-hmm.
All right.
Ready?
(Chrissy screaming)
(earth trembling)
[Dennison] It's a mess, Fisher.
There's been an enormous landslide,
three miles from your position.
What?
[Dennison] It's not just
a storm that's done this.
It's something else.
Those tremors, everyone was thinking.
An earthquake.
[Dennison] Yes, but no
earthquake in this area.
No earthquakes in this country.
Exactly.
That holiday park, your position,
that entire area is elevated to the town.
Higher ground, but it's subsiding, sinking.
I know we've got sink
holes opening up everywhere.
I've been reviewing this map.
The entire area from north
to town, specifically here,
it was a network of old
tunnels and cave systems.
Over the years, it's weakened.
This entire area is sinking into itself.
[Dennison] Dear God.
We're evacuating the town.
Dennison, there's people up here.
[Dennison] I know, but in this town
we've got a population of 40,000,
I need to get everyone out.
Jesus.
[Dennison] I'm sorry, but.
(phone line beeping)
Fuck.
Rick.
(dramatic music)
(people screaming)
(dramatic music)
[Sophia] I'm in here.
Sophia.
Sophia.
(dramatic music)
Rick.
(Sophia screaming)
Sophia.
(dramatic music)
(Sophia screaming)
Sophia.
(Sophia screaming)
(dramatic music)
Rick.
Rick.
(Sophia screaming)
Jesus.
Sophia, you have to jump.
I can't.
I can't, you'll drop me.
I won't drop you.
I promise.
(dramatic music)
Okay.
(dramatic music)
Jump.
Ready?
(dramatic music)
Jump.
(dramatic music)
(Sophia screaming)
I got you.
I got you.
You okay?
You okay.
Cover your head, cover your head.
(both coughing)
(dramatic music)
(both coughing)
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
Fisher?
I couldn't leave you back then.
I sure as hell ain't gonna leave you now.
You two, okay?
Fisher, we need to move, before this.
(Rick speaking indistinctly)
So, I know the way, follow me.
(dramatic music)
Get back this place is gonna drop.
(earth trembling)
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
(dramatic music)
(dial tone trilling)
I can't get a hold of Jude
and her phone's not
showing on the Find App.
She wasn't.
No, no.
No, she went out of her
friends, she wasn't in there.
Rick, I need you and
your sister to get out of here.
Fisher, we're fine.
I've gotta go find Jude.
Where are you gonna go?
I dunno.
They went to Fred's.
Maybe I'll go there, find out some info.
If you need me, call me.
You're a good friend, Fisher.
I already bought my
suit for your wedding.
Find Judith, okay.
(earth trembling)
Hey, how are you doing?
Okay?
Is Judith gonna be okay.
She's gonna be fine.
I've gotta go look for her, okay.
No, don't leave me.
Please.
It's gonna be okay.
Fisher's gonna take you to the safe zone.
All right?
Okay.
You're gonna be fine.
Okay.
Be strong.
I'll be back.
Okay.
Okay.
Love you.
I love you.
(Sophia crying)
I'll be back, okay.
(earth trembling)
Breathing kind of hurts.
I'd tell you to stop doing it for hurts,
but maybe keep doing it.
(Ted laughing)
Ow.
[Helen] Sorry.
Do you know for what that is?
Oxygen supply.
It's restricted down here.
No, I think there's something else.
Can you smell that burning?
Sulfur.
Fuck.
(both crying)
Do you think they're okay?
I don't even want to take a guess.
Right.
It's you and me I'm worried about.
What do you think happens
if we keep breathing it in?
(both crying)
Nothing good.
(both crying)
Do you think we're gonna make it?
Yeah.
People must be looking for us, right now.
My mum and dad aren't.
Who gives a fuck about your parents?
They probably throw a party, you know,
I'm here with you.
They'd say this is hell.
Exactly where they told me I'd end up.
Do you regret anything?
I don't.
I don't.
Maybe they'll regret how
they reacted when I came out.
(both crying)
It's quite strong.
(Ted panting)
When's the last time
you took your insulin?
I need glycogen, Helen.
Are you trying to kill me?
(both panting)
Okay, this is gonna hurt,
but we just gotta get
you moving, all right.
Just fucking do it.
(Chrissy screaming)
You're all right.
It's okay.
Let's, let's,
let's not do that again.
(all laughing)
(car horn honking)
Something's not right.
Yeah, that's an understatement.
Oh my God, Ted.
His blood sugar.
Shit.
Okay, wait here.
Come on.
(footsteps crunching)
Fuck.
(both groaning)
Shit, Ted.
Do you have the glycogen?
- Fuck.
- Go.
Stay with me Ted, okay.
(both crying)
Audrey, the bone's moving.
Stay with me, Ted.
(earth trembling)
[Chrissy] Audrey the bone is moving.
(Ted screaming)
(earth trembling)
(both crying)
(dramatic music)
(all panting)
How much longer before
the rest of the floor gives way?
(earth trembling)
(car horn honking)
Could you guys hear that?
(dramatic music)
I think it's a car.
(car engine revving)
Do you see that?
I should have stopped after five beers.
(both laughing)
I'll go round.
Oh wait.
I wanna look in it.
All right, but be quick.
Yes, mother.
(insects chirping)
(car door thudding)
(Matt burping)
(car engine revving)
(insects chirping)
(car engine revving)
[Judith] Hello.
Is anyone up there?
Yep, I should have stopped the five.
Mind's playing tricks on name.
[Judith] Help us, we need help.
My name's Judith.
My friends and I are
stuck in this sinkhole.
(car horn honking)
Are you coming.
I'm coming.
He honked his horn.
They're driving away.
[Judith] They're going to get help.
They didn't respond.
Audrey, I can feel it.
It's fine, we're gonna get saved.
(car engine revving)
(insects chirping)
(Rick panting)
I'm coming for you babe,
I'm coming for you.
I'm gonna make this right.
(Rick panting)
(car tires screeching)
(Rick groaning)
Jesus.
(car engine revving)
What the fuck?
Not now.
Fuck.
(car starter whirring)
Come on.
Come on, come on.
(car starter whirring)
Come on.
(car starter whirring)
Come on.
(car starter whirring)
There.
(car engine revving)
Come on.
[Reporter] We have a somber update
on the recent surge of
sinkholes that have appeared.
[Newsreader] It appears that
the underground tunnel system
once intended to improve our lives,
by providing efficient transportation
and alleviating traffic woes,
is now revealing its tragic consequences,
due to underfunding and neglect.
(police sirens blaring)
(helicopter blades whirring)
The heavy rainstorms that pounded our area
have brought to light a
deeply troubling reality.
Sinkholes, some of substantial size,
have emerged without warning,
causing damage to our
infrastructure, properties
and tragically even claiming lies.
(helicopter blades whirring)
Investigations into these
sinkholes have underscored
the stark role played by the
abandoned tunnel system,
a project that was initially intended
to revolutionize transportation.
You've got to be kidding me.
(helicopter blades whirring)
[Newsreader] Years ago,
the idea of the tunnel system
was met with enthusiasm
as it promised to ease traffic congestion
and provide a streamlined way
for residents to move around the city.
However, what was once hailed as a solution
to our transportation woes
has now exposed its dark side,
owing to insufficient
funding and maintenance.
God fucking damn.
(cellphone ringing)
Fisher.
[Caller] Sir, there's.
I know.
They should have filled
up those goddamn tunnels.
[Caller] What are we to do, Sir?
Pray.
Pray no one else gets hurt.
She's in the grip of paranoia.
I think just what happened to Ted
just like pushed her over the edge.
What are we gonna do?
If only I knew.
[Chrissy] Yeah.
Sorry.
If we get out, we have
to take her with us, okay.
No matter what.
I should have just kept us
on the main road to Chip's.
It's fine.
I heard them.
We're gonna be saved.
We just have to wait.
(earth trembling)
(all panting)
(dramatic music)
We have to get her out of there.
- She won't leave.
- I have to try.
You won't see anything
without your glasses.
I already feel like
there's blood on my hands,
I don't want anymore.
(dramatic music)
She had this look in her eyes.
If she wants to leave,
she'll fucking leave.
I'm sorry, Judith.
(dramatic music)
Audrey no.
(dramatic music)
Helen.
Helen, Helen, you gotta wake up.
The ground is crumbling.
What are you doing?
No.
No you'll get hurt.
No, you'll.
(Audrey screaming)
Oh my God, the car.
Judith, no.
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
Audrey, you're helping to.
You tried to kill me, Audrey,
she overbalanced the fucking car, look.
(dramatic music)
What happened to Audrey?
(dramatic music)
No.
I can't do downer.
I can't do downer, both of you.
You do it, you fucking kill me.
Helen, Helen.
Helen.
We're gonna be saved.
(both crying)
No one can save us now.
(Helen screaming)
(dramatic music)
Lock the doors.
(dramatic music)
Get out, get out here.
Get out.
(dramatic music)
Judith.
Judith.
(floor boards creaking)
Quite a start huh.
Not a soul.
(people chattering)
Not even a soul.
Not a soul.
Free bar.
I'll tell you what, mate.
See one thing about this disaster,
the opportunity presented itself.
Gimme a beer.
(glasses clanking)
Cheers.
I swear to God it sounded like a woman.
I told you, five's your limit.
(both laughing)
Sure was.
She was like a ghost.
"My name is Judith."
"My friends and I stuck
in the sinkhole, help."
(both laughing)
Excuse me.
What did he say?
Huh?
Where did you hear about that?
Wouldn't you like to know?
Yeah.
Fuck off, pretty boy.
I'm serious.
We're serious too.
So why don't you fuck off
and leave us alone, yeah.
Listen mate.
(body thudding)
Where did you hear that voice?
Okay.
We were going up Scola Road,
a shortcut to get to the city,
when we found a giant sinkhole.
Her voice came from inside the sinkhole.
Scola Road.
That's 10 minutes from here.
(earth trembling)
(footsteps crunching)
(glass crunching)
(Lloyd screaming)
(insects chirping)
(footsteps crunching)
(earth trembling)
Get out from here.
(all screaming)
No, no, no, no, no, no.
(earth trembling)
(Helen screaming)
(both screaming)
Fuck.
Shit.
(both crying)
(earth trembling)
This is it, we're done for.
Don't.
Don't.
Look around, if the
ground takes one more time,
we're fucking done for.
(Chrissy crying)
[Rick] Judith.
Rick.
(footsteps crunching)
Rick.
Fuck, Rick.
Rick, Rick, is that you?
Judith.
I'm gonna get you out of there.
Is everyone okay?
It's just Chrissy and I.
Everyone else is dead.
Jesus Christ.
Okay, don't panic.
What are you going to do?
[Rick] I'm gonna get some help.
[Chrissy] Who?
A friend.
Looks like Rick found his spine.
(both laughing)
(dial tone trilling)
Fisher, it's Rick.
Listen, I found Jude,
but we've got a problem.
(earth trembling)
We need to get them outta there.
Is there no one else?
Everyone else is stretched.
I don't think I can get anyone here before.
Well then it's up to us.
It seems that way.
(earth trembling)
(distant screaming)
(earth trembling)
The longer we wait the less time we got.
We'll get Judith to let us know
what's going on down there.
I'm just worried all the shouting
may be causing the earthquakes.
Yeah, I just wanna save them, Fisher.
We'll do what we can.
(distant screaming)
(both laughing)
Look.
Is that a radio?
Only one way to find out.
Jude, no.
I got this, okay.
Oh fuck.
Be careful.
Fuck.
Well done, girl.
Hello.
(both screaming)
(earth trembling)
Hello.
[Fisher] Sorry, you okay?
We'd like to get outta here now.
[Fisher] I can understand that.
I'm up here with Rick.
What's your location?
We're in the car.
We're in the edge of the sinkhole,
but the ground is moving really fast.
I want you both to
carefully get out of the car.
You think you can do that?
Yeah, yeah, we can do that.
Can I talk to her?
Jude, it's Rick.
Rick, Rick.
Oh my God, are you okay?
How's Sophia?
She's fine.
She's okay.
Thank fuck.
[Rick] How you feeling?
Scared, Rick.
Really scared.
I know, I know.
Listen, you don't need to
be scared anymore, okay.
We're gonna get you and
Chrissy out of there, ASAP.
Okay, do you trust me, Jude.
Jude?
Yeah, yeah, I nodded.
[Rick] Okay, listen, just sit tight.
We won't be long.
All right Rick, let's
start the pull up job.
(insects chirping)
We throw this down.
We get the all clear through the walkie
and carefully bring the
girls up one at a time.
Are you sure this thing's gonna hold?
It's gonna have to.
Okay, okay.
(helicopter blades whirring)
Can we get more?
[Rick] That's all we've got.
No way.
That's all they've got.
How are we gonna get it?
Get in here.
I'll pick you up.
Just put your arm around me and grab it
and just don't let go.
What about you?
I'll be fine.
I haven't got a busted leg,
I'll just jump.
Okay.
(both crying)
(Chrissy screaming)
Okay ready?
Okay.
(gentle music)
Okay.
Got it?
(gentle music)
[Chrissy] Got it.
She's got it, pull her up.
(dramatic music)
(Fisher groaning)
(dramatic music)
What's going on?
Yeah.
Oh, it's the rope.
Oh, it's caught on something.
(dramatic music)
Rick.
(Chrissy screaming)
(dramatic music)
(all groaning)
[Chrissy] Jude.
(dramatic music)
(both groaning)
(Chrissy screaming)
[Rick] The rope.
No.
Chrissy.
(dramatic music)
(police sirens blaring)
(gentle music)
(Judith crying)
[Fisher] Judith, are you there?
Talk to me, hello.
(Judith crying)
(gentle music)
She's dead.
(Judith crying)
(insects chirping)
Just keep calm.
We'll find another way
to get you outta there.
(Judith crying)
[Rick] Jude, it's Rick.
(gentle music)
(Judith crying)
Am I gonna die down here?
Hey, hey, listen, you're not
gonna die down there, okay,
we're gonna get you out.
(gentle music)
(Judith crying)
(gentle music)
Okay.
(Judith crying)
(gentle music)
Rick.
I can't see how else we
can get to her on time.
It's a nightmare scenario down there.
But the crown won't hold her.
Get to the edge of the sinkhole,
there's a tarp in the back of the car,
we could fashion a harness.
What?
(gentle music)
I can't lose her, Fisher.
If you both go, who's
gonna look after your sister?
You're a good guy.
You can hold on.
Rick, please.
(gentle music)
You know what got me through that war?
Judith.
We took lives out there.
I cried myself to sleep
every fucking night.
I wanted to kill myself
Fisher, every fucking day.
And the only thing that got
me through that was Jude, okay.
I'm not gonna lose her.
We need to fucking save her, okay.
I need your help.
On it.
(gentle music)
[Rick] Judith.
Rick.
I'm coming down to you.
No, no, no, don't, don't.
The ground is crumbling too fast,
don't, it's too dangerous.
Just sit tight, okay, stay focused.
I'm on my way.
(helicopter blades whirring)
(gentle music)
Rick, Rick.
Rick, don't.
(helicopter blades whirring)
(gentle music)
(earth trembling)
(gentle music)
We'll get you as slow as we can.
Hit the alarm in the walkie
when you need to come up.
You'll come through up here.
Good luck.
(helicopter blades whirring)
(gentle music)
(earth trembling)
(gentle music)
(Rick panting)
(gentle music)
(both groaning)
(gentle music)
Almost there.
(gentle music)
(Judith laughing)
Hey.
Are you okay?
(Judith laughing)
Yeah.
The ground is crumbling.
(Judith laughing)
I thought I'd never see you again.
Fat chance of that happening.
(gentle music)
(both laughing)
(Rick speaking indistinctly)
(earth trembling)
(Fisher groaning)
Not this time.
(gentle music)
(both panting)
Hold on tight.
Don't look down.
(dramatic music)
Wait, the walkie.
(dramatic music)
Fisher.
(dramatic music)
(Judith speaking indistinctly)
Hold on.
(dramatic music)
(rocks thudding)
(dramatic music)
(rocks thudding)
(Fisher groaning)
(dramatic music)
Move.
The sinkhole, it's extracting.
Get to the main road before we go under.
(earth trembling)
Rick.
Head to the main road.
(dramatic music)
(Fisher groaning)
Get the fuck out of here.
(Rick speaking indistinctly)
Mate, I'm not leaving you, come on.
(gentle music)
(footsteps crunching)
Almost there, Fisher.
Just a little more.
Put me down, go to Judith.
(gentle music)
I thought I'd never see you again.
I know.
Unpack Jude.
(gentle music)
Fisher.
(Fisher groaning)
Sorry, I doubted you, Rick.
You're one tough son of a bitch.
Yeah, well I learned
from the best, Fisher.
Ever thought of becoming a fireman.
We could use the money.
Traveling from the
country to save people.
Could be worse.
(footsteps crunching)
Looks like I'm gonna be busy.
(both laughing)
(gentle music)
[Reporter] We come to
you with a sense of relief
and a heavy heart as
we reflect on the tragedy
that unfolded yesterday,
when a series of sinkholes
triggered by relentless rainstorms,
wreaked havoc and
destruction throughout Greenville.
While the scars of this disaster
will be felt for a long time,
there is a collective sigh of relief
as we report that the chaos
brought on by the sinkholes
has finally come to an end.
Yesterday's events were
nothing short of a nightmare.
The ground beneath us seemed to give way
as massive sinkhole
opened up across the city,
swallowing buildings, roads
and anything unfortunate
enough to be in their path.
Families were displaced,
lives lost and the heartbreak was palpable.
The destruction, left in
the wake of these sinkholes,
was a stark reminder of
the immense power of nature.
(dramatic music)
(earth trembling)
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(earth trembling)
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(earth trembling)
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(earth trembling)
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