Executive Decision Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 133 min
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. . .why're you here?
Who else will do it?
You?
My men are hungry.
See to it.
The food's in the lower galley.
I must use the elevator.
All right.
What about the passengers?
They need something,
especially the children.
They may have beverages
and use the bathrooms.
You're responsible.
Anything suspicious will
bring about repercussions.
Understood?
Yes.
My God!
Satellite tracking indicates
our intercept here.
That'll give you 4 hours
to complete your mission.
the nose of the plane.
As soon as we lock on,
I'll raise the sleeve.
When it's pressurized,
I'll open the hatch of the 747.
When you're inside, I'll lock it.
Baker must go first.
The alarm on the hatch must be
neutralized. Tell him how.
I can't just do that.
It's not a B-52 with a docking collar.
It's a 747 without one.
Equalization process is delicate.
If the seal's not the proper vacuum. . .
. . .both planes could decompress.
Our mission's over.
This is what we'll do.
Baker follows right behind you.
When the hatch opens, get inside
so Baker can lock off the switch.
As soon as we're on board,
you go reseal the hatch.
I'll clip the circuit from the ladder.
I don't need to go on the plane.
That's how it's going to be.
I'm an engineer--
That's it!
Target sighted.
Initiating approach.
Climbing to flight level 3-8-5.
Activating Doppler imaging system.
Range:
1 ,000 meters and closing.We have heavy turbulence.
Only eight to ten seconds of this.
We're entering the slipstream.
In a moment it'll settle.
See that path?
That's the sweet spot!
We'll be on it in two seconds!
We're ready, Mr. Cahill.
Primary laser targeting.
Switch to master. And locked.
Switching to dorsal camera system.
Range to target:
Thirty meters.
Target point in sight.
Call the approach.
Steady.
Left 0.5.
Forward one.
Easy.
You're right on it.
You're on it.
Hold it right there.
Lock.
Prepare target for linkup.
Extending the sleeve.
-Activate.
-Roger.
Autopilot on.
We're engaged.
Primary tunnel pressurized and stable.
I'm going up.
Do it.
Seal looks good.
We got a stable vacuum.
-What's that, a short?
-I don't know.
Move it.
Come on.
Move your ass.
Your turn.
A little bumpy.
What's that?
That's a warning light.
It's for an open hatch
in the avionics room.
That's impossible.
The plane is pressurized.
-Where is this room?
-Below.
It's under the first-class cabin.
Rat, you're next.
Doc, the bags.
Hope there's a good movie
on this flight.
Cappy.
Clear. Next.
Come on.
Where's the clip?
-You put it in?
-It was there!
You're on my sh*t list!
Hold up, we lost the clip.
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