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Supermoon events occur when the full moon
is at its closest orbit to the Earth,
roughly 223,000 miles away.
This can happen multiple times a year, but...
...last year was different.
I'm speaking with Dr. James Aranda.
So tell me, Doctor, why hasn't this happened before?
Why now? Is it genetically modified food
- or a weaponized virus? - All right, let's just, uh...
Let's focus on what we do know.
No one, and I mean no one
should be exposed to moonlight tonight. That's number one.
Number two is fear.
Fear makes bad decisions.
Have a plan,
stick to it,
and stay safe.
Number three, number three...
Everyone should know that we are working
around the clock to find a solution.
We will survive this.
We got you your favorite, Sean.
Chocolate cupcake.
We know you loved these on your birthday.
I wish you were here with us.
I miss you.
We love you, Dad.
[indistinct shouting in distance]
Come on, let's go!
No time. Keep moving.
My team and I have spent our entire careers,
fighting against some of nature's worst creations.
Found a way before,
and we will again.
It's important to remember that this is not just
a global effort.
This is a human effort.
A way of life, what we stand for,
the people that we love.
This is what we're fighting for tonight.
- -
Hey.
My mom thought these might cheer Emma up.
Tell her I said thank you. I have something for you.
Emma.
- Hey, kiddo. - Hi, Reagan.
When the curfew starts,
please don't go outside. Please find shelter...
Spare batteries, in case the power goes out.
Make sure your phone is charged.
Pepper spray.
Just in case.
Thank you so much, Mrs. Marshall.
Come on.
- -
Cody! Cody!
Wesley.
What are you doing, man? You're shooting your gun
right at Lucy's house. My niece is inside.
There's kids all over the place. You can kill somebody.
I'm just trying to get ready for tonight, Captain.
I'm not in the military anymore, Cody.
We are all soldiers now.
You see what's happening in Tokyo right now? Or Sydney?
Hell's coming our way, Wesley.
- Hell. - Is that right?
You know, I don't understand you, sir.
You're here to protect your brother's family,
and this is how you do it,
with plywood and chain-link fencing?
You don't worry about my brother's family.
I got it covered.
I pray to God you do.
Because tonight, when that sun sets,
it's gonna be every man for himself.
Good luck tonight, Cody.
I don't need luck.
Hey, Lucy bear. Repeat after me, okay?
- My home is a sacred ground. - My home is a sacred ground.
I will protect myself
and the ones I love at all costs.
I am a survivor. I'm a survivor.
I am strong. I am capable...
All right. I double and triple-checked
all the windows and locks.
The house is good.
What?
The house, it's all locked up.
All right, just like we practiced
at the range a thousand times.
You chamber the round, you aim...
and fire.
- Okay. - You're not gonna have to use this.
Let's go over the rules.
Wes, I remember the rules.
Are you sure?
- Don't open the door for anyone. - Yeah.
Don't make any noise. Don't draw attention.
Don't hesitate for a second. I don't care who it is.
- Okay? - Okay.
All right. You call me if there's an emergency.
If not, I'll... I'll reach out to you.
We got this.
- Good. - We're good. We're good.
We're good. Okay.
What's wrong, kiddo?
- Uncle Wes? - Yeah.
Why can't you stay?
I want to stay.
I want to stay more than anything,
but they need me to help them try and stop this.
I don't want to die.
Hey. Look at me.
You're not gonna die.
Nothing is going to happen to you, okay?
Do you remember when Daddy used to tell you that story
about the three little pigs and the big bad wolf?
- Mm-hmm. - Yeah?
Do you remember why the big bad wolf couldn't get in the house?
Because it was made of bricks?
It was made of bricks, just like your house.
Nothing is going to get in. I made sure of it.
I promise.
It's getting late.
You should get going.
I don't think I can do this.
Wesley...
We're the only family we have left.
They'll figure it out. They'll understand.
They can't do this without you.
And Sean...
he would want you to go.
"Always ready."
Let's go! Let's go! Come on!
Let's go! Let's go! Move it! Drive on. This way.
Transportation to the underground is limited.
Bring only what you need to survive the night.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Curfew is in place for your protection.
Please return to your homes immediately.
One second, sir.
Transportation to the underground is limited.
Bring only what you need to survive the night.
All right. Go ahead, Dr. Marshall.
Thank you.
Curfew is in place for your protection.
Yeah, okay.
They don't care about our rights.
That's right. Our right
is to kill these motherfuckers.
Yeah, yeah. It's up to us tonight
to fight these things.
It's up to us to keep America safe.
We are supposed to keep
our people safe.
That's right. They're not gonna do it for us.
We have to do it for ourselves.
I trust that everyone made plans for your loved ones.
I know it's not easy.
We have a nine-hour window
to assess, test, and report our findings.
I would like to introduce Wesley Marshall,
Global Rapid Response team leader
and lead molecular biologist.
Evan Radcliffe is second in command.
And Amy Chen,
chief Canis lupus biologist and behavioralist.
They have been spearheading our work here tonight.
Now we know that the supermoon
triggers rapid DNA mutation,
and is photosensitive to moonlight.
We hope to see if this mutation can be blocked.
This team standing behind me has developed a liquid
we call "Moonscreen."
It is our hope
that this Moonscreen acts as a barrier
between the moonlight and human DNA.
What we discover tonight could go a long way to finding a cure.
It is not hyperbole to say
that our discoveries could save millions of lives.
Emergency services will be suspended
from sunset to sunrise.
Please stay out of the moonlight.
Good luck tonight.
Please be advised, for your safety,
we are now in full lockdown.
No one will be permitted to enter
or leave the facility until daybreak.
All exit points have been sealed.
Subject number three entering facility.
Subject number three entering facility.
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