Outbreak 1995
Hey what's up guys. Today I'll show you a horror thriller film: "Outbreak"!
Spoiler ahead, watch out and take care! The movie begins with a quotation, stating
that the virus is the single biggest threat to man's continued dominance on planet Earth.
Then, the scene moves to a military base in the middle of an African jungle,
during the Mercenary mutinies in the year 1967. It turns out, the soldiers in the military base
are suffering from a virus called the Motaba virus. The virus causes a deadly
fever in infected humans. The American military officials, Ford and Donald, visit the base to
check the situation. They take a sample from an infected soldier, before proceeding to leave. To
prevent the further spread of the virus and to keep it a secret, they order the bombing of the
military base. The bombing plane soon arrives, and it eradicates the soldiers in the military base.
28 years later, Ford and Donald were promoted to military general,
who works in bioweapons and extremely infectious viruses. Ford orders a military virologist, "Sam",
to investigate a virus outbreak in Africa. As Sam is about to travel there, he brings his dogs to
his ex-wife, "Robby", who is a CDC scientist. After that, Sam goes to the military airports,
where he meets his military virologist colleagues. However, the Rookie colleague
has no experience in virus outbreak. So Sam reminds him to remain calm, and don't panic
if he witnesses the grim effects of the virus. The three eventually land in an isolated village
in an African forest. There, they witness the remnants of the virus outbreak, as there are
burned corpses of the infected villagers. They enter a hut, and find dying infected villagers.
The infected villagers appear to be suffering from the flu, and their eyes are distorted. The
Rookie cannot take the grim situation, and ends up vomiting in his hazmat suit. As he can no longer
breathe, he removes his hazmat suit out of panic. Sam tries to prevent him and calm him down. But he
still removes the hazmat suit, possibly exposing himself to the virus. So Sam tells his assistant
to isolate him immediately. The local doctor enters the hut, and informs them that the virus
is not airborne. He also informs them that the virus is 100 percent deadly, and infected people
will die within 2 days. He believes that the virus can no longer spread from the village,
since the next village is too far away. It seems that the village will soon be extinct,
since only the local doctor and the witch doctor are uninfected. Later, a white head
monkey near the village is caught by a hunter. The monkey is eventually kept by a cargo worker.
After gathering information, Sam and his team head back to America. Along the way, they report
to Ford that the virus is highly fatal. The Rookie is crying on the plane, and apologizes
to Sam for being scared. As they arrive back in America, Sam suggests to Ford that they need to
issue an alert for the virus. But Ford dismisses his suggestion, believing that the virus will no
longer spread because of its high mortality rate. The next day, Sam and his team arrive at the
virology headquarters. There, they examine the virus sample taken from the African village.
Later, they read the result of the examination. They are alarmed to learn that the virus spreads
so quickly, and can kill humans quickly. Ford also examines the sample, only to find
out that the virus is similar to the Motaba virus of 1967. He informs Donald about it,
and Donald tells him to keep it a secret. As it appears, they are keeping the Motaba virus
a secret, since they are planning to use it as a bioweapon. To prevent Sam from further
knowing the Motaba virus, Donald advises him to remove Sam from the Motaba virus case.
The next day, Ford assigns Sam to investigate another virus in Mexico. Knowing that the Motaba
virus poses a danger, Sam calls his ex-wife Robby, asking her to request a virus alert from CDC.
Meanwhile, the white head monkey is smuggled to America. The worker from the animal testing lab
steals the monkey, and puts it in his car. There, the monkey spits saliva on his face.
Hoping to sell it, he brings the monkey to a pet store owner in a small town called Cedar Creek.
But the monkey bites the pet store owner. As the pet store owner rejects the monkey,
the worker sets the monkey free in the forest. That night, the worker rides an airplane
heading to Boston. While on the airplane, the worker feels extremely sick. As it appears,
the monkey infected him, and the virus symptoms are showing out. He arrives at the airport,
where his girlfriend kisses him with her smelly tongue. There, he collapses,
and the rescuers bring him to the hospital. Meanwhile, the store owner is also in the
hospital after experiencing the virus symptoms. The hospital takes a blood sample from him. But
the hospital staff accidentally breaks the blood sample, causing him to be infected.
The virus reports eventually arrive at Robby, who is currently working at CDC. She travels
to Boston, and visits the worker who is isolated. Unfortunately, his girlfriend also gets infected,
and is isolated from him. She tries to ask a question to the worker,
to figure out where the virus came from. But the worker is disoriented and can no longer answer
her questions. The infected worker eventually dies. Robby and the hospital doctor perform
an autopsy on the worker's body, only to find out that the worker's organs are liquified.
The virus mutates into an airborne virus, which causes it to spread further in the town of Cedar
Creek. An infected person visits the theater, and he keeps coughing as he experiences the
virus symptoms. Because of this, he spreads the virus to the theater goers. The town is
eventually flooded by virus patients, and the local doctor cannot figure out their illness.
At CDC headquarters, Robby and her team call every passenger from the Boston airplane. Fortunately,
there is no infected person from the airplane. As they celebrate,
they receive a call from the town doctor, reporting the number of virus infection cases.
Sam from the military virology center receives the news, and he tries to convince Ford to help
in containing the virus. But Ford says that the CDC should handle it, and he orders Sam to head
to Mexico. Sam acts against Ford's order, and heads to the town instead of going to Mexico.
The military sends military forces to the town to impose a lockdown. They send soldiers, tanks,
and helicopters to the area. Ford takes out the secret Motaba virus antidote, hoping they can
utilize it to prevent the spread of the virus. Sam arrives in the town of Cedar Creek,
working with Robby and his colleagues to contain the spread of the virus. A doctor reports that a
man has been infected without any contact with virus carriers. Sam figures out that the virus
is airborne. The Rookie examines the sample, and they figure out that the virus has mutated
into a new strain, which makes it airborne. the assistant finds out that the host of the
virus is carrying both the old strain and the new strain. Apparently, they need to find the host,
since it carries an antibody for both of the virus strains. Sam suggests they might find
the host from the animal store. Robby heads there, and they only find another sick monkey.
She says it cannot be the host since it got sick. Robby brings back the sick monkey to the hospital,
where it got tested. The results indicate that it's infected with
the original strain. Sam says the host might be in the animal testing center. But the CDC
reports that all of the animals and employees in the animal testing center are negative.
Meanwhile, some residents of the town try to sneak out of the area. But the military uses
all of its force to prevent them from leaving. More military forces are being deployed,
and the area looks like a warzone. Sam observes that the secret Motaba virus
antidote is being administered to the patients. He confronts Ford about where he got it, since
there is no written information about it. But Ford dismisses his question. Sam gets a sample of the
secret antidote, and asks the Rookie to administer it to the monkey infected by the original strain.
The virus keeps spreading in the town, and the military picks up the infected people
from their homes. A mother has been infected and taken away by the military to be isolated.
That night, the assistant feels extremely sleepy as he continues to work on examining the virus.
Because of this, he accidentally tears his hazmat suit, causing him to be exposed to the virus.
Meanwhile, government officials are meeting for a possible solution to contain the virus.
Donald reports to them that the virus will spread the whole country within 48 hours,
if it is not contained. The officials then order to bomb off the town to contain the virus.
Back at Cedar Creek, the military seals the bodies of the people who
died from the virus, and proceeds to burn them. Donald meets Ford, informing him about the order
to bomb Cedar creek. Ford says that they are not in a war to bomb the small town. But Donald says
they are currently in a war against the virus, and the town population will be a casualty of war,
in order to save the population of their country. The next day, Sam finds out that the antiserum
from Ford treats the original strain of the virus. He then figures out that Ford keeps it a secret
all along. Suddenly, the assistant collapses to the ground, as he is already suffering from the
virus symptoms. They immediately administer first aid to him. As Robby is injecting him
with a serum, she accidentally scars herself with the injection needles.
Sam confronts Ford for keeping the Motaba virus antidote a secret,
which possibly prevents the current outbreak. But Ford says that the decision is made to preserve
the power of the military biological weapon, and that decision is done for the sake of national
security. He then informs Sam the military is about to bomb the town to eradicate the virus.
Sam realizes they want to bomb the town to still keep the information about the virus a secret.
Donald finds out that Sam is in the town against the
order. So he orders the military to arrest Sam. In the meantime, the Rookie informs Sam that the
worker smuggles an animal from a ship in Africa. Knowing that the animal is the possible host,
Sam tells the Rookie they need to hunt it down. Before leaving, Sam tells his ex-wife to leave
the town if she does not experience any symptoms, as the military is about to bomb the town. Later,
Sam and the Rookie sneak in a military helicopter, and fly out of the town before
being arrested. They head to the customs office, where they ask for the documents about the ships
docked in the town. They figure out the name of the ship, and the government staff helps
them to track it down. They fly to the sea, and find the ship. Sam jumps to the ship,
and finds the former owner of the host monkey is already dead. He takes a look at the belongings
of the former owner, and finds a picture of the host monkey. He then goes back to the helicopter,
and they fly to a television network station. There, Sam announces in the news broadcasts that
the white head monkey is the host of the virus. Meanwhile, a young girl living near the woods
encounters the white head monkey. She makes a drawing of it, and her mother sees the drawing.
The mother sees the photo of the monkey on the television, and figures out that it is similar
to her daughter's drawing. She immediately calls to report it. Sam receives the report,
and they fly toward the address of the young girl. There, the young girl lures out the
host monkey, and the Rookie shoots it with a tranquilizer. Sam and the Rookie proceed
to fly back to the town with the host monkey. Donald figures out the location of Sam, and he
personally flies with his team to arrest Sam. Donald and his team intercept Sam's helicopter
along the way. The Rookie is maneuvering their helicopter to escape from Donald's helicopter.
Donald orders the pilot to shoot at Sam's helicopter as it goes under the bridge. But the
Rookie manages to evade all of the bullets. The Rookie then pilots the helicopter up to the sky,
which confuses Donald's team. He eventually manages to escape from the sight of Donald's
team. He then fires a bomb in the forest to make Donald think that their helicopter crashed in the
forest. Donald finds the fire in the forest. He is not convinced, so he calls the radar
plane to track a flying object in the sky. Fortunately, the Rookie flies the helicopter
too low, so the radar cannot track them down. Sam reports to Ford that he already has the host,
so he tells Ford to delay the bombing order. The Rookie and Sam soon arrive back in town
with the host monkey. Sam immediately orders the Rookie to get blood from the monkey,
and to create massive doses of antidotes to treat the virus infection in the town. It turns out that
they did not arrive to save the assistant in time, since he had already died from the virus. Sam sees
Robby is suffering from the symptoms of the virus. He removes his hazmat suit, and embraces her
with his muscles. As the antidote is ready, Sam administers it to her. They then figure out that
the antidote is working as she feels better. Donald arrives at the headquarters,
and immediately orders to bomb the town. The bombing airplane then heads to the position.
Sam and the Rookie find out the military is about to bomb the town, to prevent the discovery of the
virus and its antiserum. As it appears, Donald wants to bomb the town to preserve
the virus as a military bioweapon. Sam calls the bombing airplane pilots using the radio,
and he tells them to abort the bombing. Ford hints to Sam to fly in the way of the bombing airplane,
to prevent it from dropping the bomb. The Rookie pilots the helicopter in the way of the bombing
airplane. The bombing airplane then evades them, causing them to drop the bomb in the sea. The bomb
explodes in the sea, and they successfully save the lives of the town population.
Ford orders the arrest of Donald, for not revealing to the president that
there is an antidote to the virus. In the end, Sam and his ex-wife Robby rekindle
their hormone-ship as a couple, while the town is being treated for the infection.
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