exist?
Excellent. That's great.
Gee, what are we gonna do with
all that extra time we've got left over?
No wonder you're divorced.
Ooh, touchй!
Look, all I'm saying is
that this region is known...
for its electromagnetic anomalies.
For example, it's one of
only two places on earth...
where compasses point
both true north and...
Magnetic north at the same time.
Yawn. Old news.
See, this is the problem
with trying to explain...
the Bermuda Triangle.
All the theories have been...
studied and discussed
and dismissed years ago.
What the hell is your problem?
Ever since we left Benirall's...
I just don't like
small, enclosed spaces, OK?
No, something's bothering you.
What?
Well, I don't know.
Since yesterday, something else.
Oh, you really are a wonder,
you know that?
Hey, you're all gonna
want to see this.
I'm gonna get some light on this.
Haloclines. Dozens of them.
Hundreds.
I was through this area
a couple weeks ago...
with some Colombians...
Colombian tourists.
These things were not here.
I've never seen anything like this.
I've never heard of this many.
Something's removed
the salinity from this water.
Is this your electromagnetic
anomalies or...
Desalinization can occur through
means of electrical processing.
Somebody's zapping the ocean
with electricity.
Wouldrt that have, perhaps,
a few other noticeable ramifications?
Look at this.
What?
What is it?
Must be, like, 200 or 300 of those.
I swear none of this
was here two weeks ago.
Sasha, get that long and lat.
Note the time.
Maritime law, open sea salvage.
As owner and captain
of this vessel...
anything we see there
that's recoverable is legally mine.
What the hell is that?
The Cyc/ops.
No way. That... that can't be.
- What?
- What is it?
I've done dozens of articles
on the Cyc/ops...
the legend of the Cyc/ops.
It's a 19, 000-ton U.S. Navy collier
from World War I.
It supposedly went down
with all hands in 1918.
We're deep here, but not that deep.
Why hasn't anyone discovered
any of this before?
It's all right. It's OK.
No problem. No problem.
No, no, this happens
all the time.
We'll get it going again here
in a minute.
Not a problem.
Dmitri, get me a damn beer.
No power means we can't surface...
we can't maneuver,
we can't regulate temp...
Air! What about air?
A little matter of air?
People, we are living
our own Triangle experience.
- Oh, come on!
- This is exactly what it's like!
I bet the people on the 747
said the exact same thing.
We don't if anything caused this
other than the fact that this sub is a joke!
Ah, that's better.
Something hit us.
No, we hit something else.
Well, I think that did it.
Uh-oh.
Looks like we're a tad stuck.
Exactly how much is a tad?
I don't know.
When can we surface?
Soon as I get the engines fixed.
- Whers that?
- I don't know.
What about the radio?
Can't you call for help?
It's a submarine at 1,500 feet.
More like 1,800.
Radio's useless unless
you've got a COMS buoy.
Are you kidding?
Do you have any idea of
how much those things cost?
I do have a distress jimmy...
Well, why don't you
at least launch it?
That way, if it's working,
maybe someone will see it!
What about oxygen?
How much oxygen...
It's not the oxygen
you have to worry about.
- Carbon dioxide.
- Oh.
Every time we exhale...
we're putting a little more
poison into the air.
God!
I saw something yesterday.
Out at the crash site...
just before we left
the Coast Guard ship.
I swear I saw...
survivors in the water...
hundreds of them,
bleeding, burned.
I know that they had to be
some sort of a...
a hallucination,
but they were completely real.
So real.
I was looking right at them.
Granted, we've been experiencing
some pretty strange...
very strange crap out here...
but that doesn't necessarily mean
that it's supernatural in origin.
I'm sure there are plenty of...
Everybody uses "