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It's okay. I'm here to help. What the [ __ ]? Turn on the ship.
Ex-Navy SEAL Cole seeks justice after his boss Tibu is killed in an ambush, uncovering a human trafficking plot aboard a ship.
Key Takeaways
- Cole’s military and security skills enable him to uncover and combat a dangerous trafficking operation.
- Tibu’s death triggers a chain of events revealing betrayal and corruption within his company and crew.
- Angie plays a crucial role in aiding Cole and facilitating communication with the Navy.
- The Artemis crew is involved in illegal activities, including human trafficking and violence.
- Justice and protection of innocent lives are central themes driving Cole’s actions.
What the video covers
- Cole, an ex-Navy SEAL, works as personal security for Tibu, who recently sold his company reluctantly for his son's future.
- Tibu is ambushed and killed, with Cole framed for the murder and warned that Tibu's son Cameron is the next target.
- Cole investigates and infiltrates the ship Artemis using a dead attacker’s identity to uncover the truth behind the killing.
- Onboard, Cole discovers captives held by the crew and teams up with Angie, a new crew member, to help them.
- Angie sends a distress signal to the Navy while Cole fights the hostile crew and tries to protect the captives.
- The captain of the Artemis lies to the Navy about the situation, attempting to cover up the illegal activities.
- Cole and Angie work together to sabotage the ship and communicate with the Navy for rescue.
- The Navy receives intelligence about Cole’s background and his fugitive status, complicating the rescue.
- Cole confronts the captain and crew, eliminating threats and securing the captives’ safety.
- The story closes with Cole avenging Tibu’s death and ensuring Cameron’s protection.
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We're about to be short on time. Cole works as Tibu's personal security, watching everyone closely. Meanwhile, Tibu has just finalized the sale of his company, though he doesn't seem pleased about it. Back at the estate, Cole carries on with his duties while Tibu
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handles some errands. That evening, Tibu and Cole play a game of chess, and impressed by his talent, Tibu asks where he picked it up. Cole explains he learned it as a young officer in prison.
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When Tibu asks if he misses police work, Cole says he misses the excitement but not the politics, admitting he made errors that angered the wrong people.
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The next evening, Cole waits by the vehicle as Tibu and his son Cameron prepare to head to a family gathering.
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At dinner, Tibu announces a fresh chapter for the family, praising Cameron for helping expand the business and make the sale happen. While delivering his toast, Tibu keeps watch over the guests, and one figure in the crowd draws his
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attention. Tibu then calls Cole over and welcomes him into the family, presenting him with a watch engraved with the date Cole rescued him 5 years earlier. Tibu reveals he hired Cole after that incident. And over time, Cole has become
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like family. On the drive home, Cole senses something is troubling Tibu, who confesses he never planned to sell the company and didn't want to. When Cole asks why he did it anyway, Tibu explains it was for Cameron's sake. The business
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had been his own dream, not his son's, and he wanted Cameron to pursue his own path. Along the way, they encounter a roadblock manned by two officers. And when Cole tries to reverse, another vehicle blocks them from behind.
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Spotting men emerging from that car, Cole yells for everyone to get down, floors the accelerator, rams the officers blocking the road, shoots them, then reverses and fires through the back window. He spins the car into the trailing vehicle, pinning one attacker,
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then jumps out and eliminates the rest. Checking on Tibu, he discovers he's been shot. Tibu asks him to watch over Cameron before dying. Cole promises, then calls the security team to confirm Cameron's safety, reporting Tibu's death and police involvement in the ambush.
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Searching one of the attackers, he finds a US passport identifying the man as Jonathan Rogers, a former marine employed by Tibu's company set to depart the port aboard the Artemis in 2 hours.
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Asked what he intends to do, Cole heads straight for the port to uncover who was behind the killing. Meanwhile, Angie is unwinding in her room when news breaks of the shooting, naming Cole as the main suspect and still at large. Just then,
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her boss calls. The Artemis is understaffed, and she must leave immediately, even though she just finished a 24-day voyage and had planned to spend the weekend with her daughter.
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Refusing means losing her job. Cameron is questioned by police about his father's death. But before they can start, Cole calls to explain he tried to save Tibu, but they were ambushed and that he's now being framed for the
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murder, warning that the killers will target Cameron next. If you've made it this far, you're clearly someone who likes the good stuff without sitting through 2 hours to get there. That's exactly what this channel is all about.
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So, subscribe and you'll never miss another breakdown like this one. Now, let's get back to the movie. Afterward, Cole heads to the port and uses Roger's identity to slip past security, making his way toward the ship. Angie arrives
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around the same time as a last-minute crew replacement. The captain, though annoyed, accepts her since he's short-handed and has a crewman show her to her quarters before assigning two men to watch her overnight. Later, Cole slips from hiding to search the vessel,
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ducking a passing flashlight beam before continuing once it's clear. He hears a woman sobbing below deck, opens a hatch, and searching through containers, finds a group of captives, promising to bring them food, water, and medical aid.
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Angie, making rounds, hears noise and calls out, forcing Cole to retreat and hide. She investigates the already unlocked container, finds the captives, and has them come out one at a time, noticing an injured girl and asking if others need help. One woman asks if
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she's with the man who helped them, leaving Angie confused. She radios for water and a medic, leaves a crewman with the group, and reports the captives' condition to the captain, but when she mentions other crew members are already
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down there, he oddly calls that good news. She suggests contacting the Navy, but he insists on figuring out what's really happening first. By the time he finishes talking to another crewman, Angie has slipped away. Below deck, the crew forces the captives back inside,
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and when one woman resists, a guard raises his weapon. Cole intervenes, grabs his arm, and they fight until Cole knocks him out with a padlock. Another guard opens fire, pinning Cole behind a container. One captive grabs the dropped
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gun, but finds it empty. As Cole battles the first guard, who pulls a knife, Cole wounds him and fights off the second attacker's gunfire before disarming his opponent, seizing a weapon and killing both men. Simultaneously, Angie enters the control room and finds a crewman who
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refuses her request to call the Navy at gunpoint. Distracted by the captain's call, he's overpowered by Angie, who locks him in and sends a distress signal before fleeing. The captain arrives too late, spots her fleeing down the stairs
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from the bridge, and opens fire, then orders the crew to hunt her down before noticing the signal is still transmitting and demanding it be cut.
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The US Navy receives the distress call marked as an attack and radios the Artemis to check in. The captain lies, claiming a spooked crewman with a history of pirate encounters mistook a fishing trawler's lights for a threat and
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apologizes for the false alarm, satisfying the Navy captain's suspicions for now. Cole guides the captives toward the lifeboats, arms one who knows how to shoot, and heads off alone to find Angie, believing she may be in danger, telling
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the others not to wait. Hearing footsteps, he hides, then pulls the passing Angie aside and covers her mouth, reassuring her she's safe. In a nearby room, she asks who he is. He explains he's not with the traffickers and that the captives are being kept
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alive only because they're profitable, but Angie reveals she's been shot. Meanwhile, the crew discovers the captives boarding a lifeboat and shoots one, forcing the rest back at gunpoint.
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Cole and Angie hear the chaos, and though she wants to help, he insists on treating her wound first. In the engine room, she grabs a headset so they can communicate over the noise, mentions she's seen the news about him being a
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fugitive, and they introduce themselves as he removes the bullet, and asks about her family. She tells him about her six-year-old daughter, Violet. Once patched up, they move on. A crewman discovers Roger's belongings in the lifeboat and reports it, alerting the
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captain that two of his men are dead and someone has infiltrated the ship, prompting a full search. Angie tells Cole she managed to send a distress signal, but doesn't know if it reached anyone and mentions satellite phones and
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radios on the bridge. Their next destination, though, she warns every man aboard will converge there once they move, so they need a distraction. Below deck, they find cable-filled compartments and set them ablaze, triggering the alarms. The captain
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orders the fire contained while manning the deck above, later realizing it originated in the battery. As the crew fights the blaze, Cole sneaks onto the bridge and silently takes down the guard, letting Angie radio the Navy directly. The captain, unable to reach
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the bridge by phone, spots them and sends men up. Cole ambushes and kills the first crewman who arrives and spots him. Angie then requests urgent emergency assistance from...
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retreat. The captain, realizing the stowaway is Campalo's bodyguard, calls the man responsible for Tibu's death.
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Cole and Angie eavesdrop as the man reveals they'd assumed Cole was already dead when they killed Tibu, that the hit team failed, and Cole now threatens their deal, which has been moved up with a delivery arriving in 2 hours. The
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captain is ordered to ensure Cole doesn't survive. Hearing the crew closing in, Cole and Angie flee, find the corridor blocked, and take to the ventilation shaft. Spotted, Cole exchanges fire with the crew below, who cut his rope, but he pushes through and
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escapes while Angie is ambushed and captured elsewhere. Taken to the bridge as the captain resumes the search.
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Meanwhile, the Navy captain receives intelligence identifying the KMG captain as a former special forces soldier with service in Afghanistan and Iraq and finds no record of Cole on the company roster. Only news reports naming him a fugitive wanted for a cop's death.
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Satellite imagery reveals the ship is heavily armed, prompting the Navy to prepare a strike team, launching with the vessel 42 miles out and roughly 75 minutes away. Digging further into Cole's background, the captain learns he grew up in London, served in the Navy,
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and later the Royal Marines before joining the police and that he disobeyed orders during a raid that trapped him.
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His father died trying to save him, after which Cole left the UK with no family remaining. The captain concludes Cole is aboard for revenge over Campalo's death. Reaching the lower deck, the captain is ambushed by Cole, who triggers the alarms by shooting an
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electrical panel, then locks Cole in rather than pursuing him directly. But Cole finds the exit shaft blocked by metal just as the awaited ship arrives and lowers its gangway. The captain confirms payment has cleared with his contact, assures him the problem, Cole,
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is handled, then greets the new arrivals, and has the captives brought out. Cole uses his watch to loosen a bolt, securing the blocked shaft, eventually freeing it and climbing out onto the deck, where he ambushes and disarms several crew members in
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succession. The resulting gunfire throws the meeting into disarray with buyers and crew turning weapons on each other as the captain tries to restore order, blaming a stowaway and ordering him found. Angie, meanwhile, cuts her restraints with broken glass, overpowers
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her guard, and takes his weapon, shooting an unsuspecting crewman who enters the bridge. Cole ambushes more men as they come at him one by one while the captain sends someone to flank him before confronting him directly, exchanging fire until Cole runs dry.
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Grabbing an axe, Cole is nearly overwhelmed, but manages to attack an incoming crewman and try to seize his weapon before the captain forces him to flee once more. The captain runs out of ammunition midchase and Cole closes in
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with the axe only only for the captain to block the strike, counter with a hidden knife and stab him. Cole is knocked onto a ladder, climbs up despite his injury, and fights off the ax wielding captain until the ladder swings
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and sends him falling. From below, he stabs the captain in the leg, bringing them both crashing down. They continue fighting on a lower platform until Cole corners him, arms a crossbow, declares it's for Tibu, and kills him. As Cole
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catches his breath, Navy forces arrive and order him down. Angie rushes in, declares herself unarmed, explains she called them, and insists the man had nothing to do with the crew's deaths. He saved them. Asked about the crew, she
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confirms they're all dead, including the captain. And when asked if the man is Cole Reed, she denies it, claiming he was a shipmate who was shot and fell overboard. Before parting, she asks where he'll go next, warning that
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returning to Bangkok means death. But Cole says he has unfinished business and tells her to get home to Violet, which she agrees to do. The Navy subsequently reports Cole as presumed dead, and he slips away aboard a small boat. Cameron,
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after attending his father's funeral, returns to his car to find Cole waiting inside. Cameron admits he allowed his ships to be used for the trafficking operation and that when he tried to back out, he was threatened. Cole holds him
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responsible for his father's death, but has him driven home regardless. That night, the man behind Tibu's assassination is ambushed in his car by Cole, who drags him out and demands answers. The man explains that killing Tibu handed control of the company to
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Cameron, someone they could manipulate, then begs for his life, offering any price. But Cole says nothing and kills him, closing the story with an act of vengeance. Ever wondered what actually goes into making one of these videos?
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Topics:Navy SEALpersonal securityambushhuman traffickingship infiltrationrescue missionrevengeaction thrillerCole ReedArtemis ship
