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meka mage collection eke thibba. heta balanwa.The Conversation 1974*
"Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. ········ and I've been involved in some work that I think will be used to hurt these two young people. It's happened to me before. People were hurt because of my work. I'm afraid it could happen again, and I was in no way responsible. I'm not responsible."
........................................
- Does it bother you?
- What?
- Walking around in circles. Oh, look. That's terrible.
- ···· not hurting anyone.
- Neither are we.
- Oh, God.
····
- I'm tired of drinking anyhow. I'm tired of mostly everything.
- Tired of me?
- Tired of you, but not today.
····
- Do you think we can do this?
- Later in the week. Sunday, maybe.
- Sunday definitely
- Jack Tar Hotel. 3:00. Room 773.
····
- I love you
- We're spending too much time together here.
- No. Let's stay just a little longer.
- He'd kill us if he got the chance.
- I think he's been recording my telephone.
........................................
"Now, look, don't get involved in this, Mr. Caul. Those tapes are dangerous. You heard them. You know what I mean. Someone may get hurt. ········ We know that you know, Mr. Caul. For your own sake, don't get involved any further. We'll be listening to you."
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Written, produced, and directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Coppola has cited Michelangelo Antonioni's Blow-up (1966) as a key influence.
blow-up 1966 balanda mulin.
next conversation 1974
afterthat Blow-out 1981 (heta balanda inne).
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Blow Out 1981*
"Why the fuck does everything have to be a conspiracy? A man has a couple too many drinks, he drives off the road, falls into a creek. Accident, plain and simple. Accident. ····· So you're an earwitness to an assassination. That's good. It's got a nice ring to it. I like that. ····· Everybody else says accident. I got a special commission forming here that's gonna say it was an accident. ····· Nobody wants to know. Nobody cares. No sordid details. No political assassination. Accident. This guy's dead, for christ sake. None of this shit's gonna do him any good now. ····· Who's 'they'? First I want you to tell me who 'they' is. what is that ? Is it a communist conspiracy of some kind.? Or maybe it's couple of ayatollahs running around here in the street with blowguns?. Save your paranoia for public TV. ····· Your fuckin' tape had nothing on it. I don't get you. First you feed me all this nutty assassination shit. Then you give me a blank tape. What for? Oh. Oh, yeah. 'They' they erased your tapes. Are they gonna be trying to kill you next? You're fuckin' nuts."
.............................................
- This is my job. I do sound effects for movies.
- Oh, movies, huh?
- Matter of fact, last night I was out recording some sounds.
- What do you mean, sound effects?
- You know, when you see a movie and you hear a door slam or a bird chirp or wind, I record those actual sounds, and then I put them in a movie, and then you see the movie.
- Oh. Big movies?
- No. Just. Just bad ones, unfortunately. ····· I want you to hear something. Look. Last night I was recording some sounds, and I recorded your accident. I got the whole thing on tape.
- Oh. You recorded the accident.
- Yes, I did.
- Except I don't think you had an accident. I think your Tyre was shot out.
- That's crazy.
- No, it's not. Listen to this. You're gonna hear two sounds. The first is a gunshot, and the second is a blowout. All right? Listen up. Now listen again.
- I heard a noise. Maybe it was a gunshot.
.............................................
"I understood the objectives of the operation. I didn't kill him. It was an accident. As you may recall, this was my plan as proposed at our meeting of June 6. I do admit I had to exceed the parameters of my authority. But I stayed within an acceptable margin of error. After all, the objective was achieved. He was eliminated from the election."
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Based on Michelangelo Antonioni's 1966 film Blow-up. Written and directed by Brian De Palma.
"Why the fuck does everything have to be a conspiracy? A man has a couple too many drinks, he drives off the road, falls into a creek. Accident, plain and simple. Accident. ····· So you're an earwitness to an assassination. That's good. It's got a nice ring to it. I like that. ····· Everybody else says accident. I got a special commission forming here that's gonna say it was an accident. ····· Nobody wants to know. Nobody cares. No sordid details. No political assassination. Accident. This guy's dead, for christ sake. None of this shit's gonna do him any good now. ····· Who's 'they'? First I want you to tell me who 'they' is. what is that ? Is it a communist conspiracy of some kind.? Or maybe it's couple of ayatollahs running around here in the street with blowguns?. Save your paranoia for public TV. ····· Your fuckin' tape had nothing on it. I don't get you. First you feed me all this nutty assassination shit. Then you give me a blank tape. What for? Oh. Oh, yeah. 'They' they erased your tapes. Are they gonna be trying to kill you next? You're fuckin' nuts."
.............................................
- This is my job. I do sound effects for movies.
- Oh, movies, huh?
- Matter of fact, last night I was out recording some sounds.
- What do you mean, sound effects?
- You know, when you see a movie and you hear a door slam or a bird chirp or wind, I record those actual sounds, and then I put them in a movie, and then you see the movie.
- Oh. Big movies?
- No. Just. Just bad ones, unfortunately. ····· I want you to hear something. Look. Last night I was recording some sounds, and I recorded your accident. I got the whole thing on tape.
- Oh. You recorded the accident.
- Yes, I did.
- Except I don't think you had an accident. I think your Tyre was shot out.
- That's crazy.
- No, it's not. Listen to this. You're gonna hear two sounds. The first is a gunshot, and the second is a blowout. All right? Listen up. Now listen again.
- I heard a noise. Maybe it was a gunshot.
.............................................
"I understood the objectives of the operation. I didn't kill him. It was an accident. As you may recall, this was my plan as proposed at our meeting of June 6. I do admit I had to exceed the parameters of my authority. But I stayed within an acceptable margin of error. After all, the objective was achieved. He was eliminated from the election."
*
Based on Michelangelo Antonioni's 1966 film Blow-up. Written and directed by Brian De Palma.
The Northman 2022
- Prowl in shadow, slayer of my people. Hide. Even though your brother stole my eyes. I see you.
- I am no one's brother.
- It is not enough to be the man that never cries, Prince Amleth*. The prince that turned from his fate. A beast that cares for naught. A beast that wrings tears from the eyes of men. Now remember for whom you shed your last teardrop. Remember the oath to right the wrong. Remember the Raven King. Remember ... Remember, it contains the salty ocean you must sail upon to the edge of the world.
- It feeds the freezing river of hate that runs in my veins.
- It will take you to an island in the north where there will spring a burning lake, bursting from a black mountain's peak.
- There I will drown my father's killer.
- Follow the vixen's tail to the dwelling of the ancient one to seek the fated sword that matches your brutal rage.
- Why speak you my fortune, witch?
- For where your path of ashes ends, another will begin her journey. A maiden king.
- Release me.
- You cannot escape what fate the Norns have spun. Now begone!
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loosely based on old Norse folk-tale legend of Amlóði, the Scandinavian folk-tale is part of the collection of tales known as Gesta Danorum, written by the Danish historian Saxo Grammaticus.
- Prowl in shadow, slayer of my people. Hide. Even though your brother stole my eyes. I see you.
- I am no one's brother.
- It is not enough to be the man that never cries, Prince Amleth*. The prince that turned from his fate. A beast that cares for naught. A beast that wrings tears from the eyes of men. Now remember for whom you shed your last teardrop. Remember the oath to right the wrong. Remember the Raven King. Remember ... Remember, it contains the salty ocean you must sail upon to the edge of the world.
- It feeds the freezing river of hate that runs in my veins.
- It will take you to an island in the north where there will spring a burning lake, bursting from a black mountain's peak.
- There I will drown my father's killer.
- Follow the vixen's tail to the dwelling of the ancient one to seek the fated sword that matches your brutal rage.
- Why speak you my fortune, witch?
- For where your path of ashes ends, another will begin her journey. A maiden king.
- Release me.
- You cannot escape what fate the Norns have spun. Now begone!
*
loosely based on old Norse folk-tale legend of Amlóði, the Scandinavian folk-tale is part of the collection of tales known as Gesta Danorum, written by the Danish historian Saxo Grammaticus.
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Next Door 2005*
- Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
- What are you talking about?
- Or else we're all the same. Either we're different, or we're the same. May I ask you something?
- Sure.
- You're in the hallway right now, aren't you?
- Yes.
- What do you see?
- A wall with a hole in it.
- You don't see the neighbours' door?
- Of course not. You're the only one up here.
- Can I come in?
- What are you doing in there?
- What's that smell? John!
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Original title·····Naboer
Language····Norwegian
- Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
- What are you talking about?
- Or else we're all the same. Either we're different, or we're the same. May I ask you something?
- Sure.
- You're in the hallway right now, aren't you?
- Yes.
- What do you see?
- A wall with a hole in it.
- You don't see the neighbours' door?
- Of course not. You're the only one up here.
- Can I come in?
- What are you doing in there?
- What's that smell? John!
*
Original title·····Naboer
Language····Norwegian
is there another link? No seeders for about 40 mins (seedbox).Next Door 2005*
- Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
- What are you talking about?
- Or else we're all the same. Either we're different, or we're the same. May I ask you something?
- Sure.
- You're in the hallway right now, aren't you?
- Yes.
- What do you see?
- A wall with a hole in it.
- You don't see the neighbours' door?
- Of course not. You're the only one up here.
- Can I come in?
- What are you doing in there?
- What's that smell? John!
*
Original title·····Naboer
Language····Norwegian
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The Samurai Trilogy, based on Eiji Yoshikawa's epic novel Musashi, saga fictionalizes the life of the legendary 17th century swordsman/rōnin and writer Miyamoto Musashi. Directed by Hiroshi Inagaki.
Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto 1954*
- Why don't you behead me? You shame me this way! And you call yourself a priest? Don't you know how to treat a samurai? Idiot!
- You're a spirited one.
- I could have crushed you!
- Too bad you didn't.
- I surrendered believing you were a man of high virtue.
- A true sign of stupidity.
- I did nothing! I'm not ashamed. I'm a samurai!
- Are you?. A Samurai? With your spirit, you won't die for some time.
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- Easy now. Such a futile struggle. But you could use that force for the good of humanity. God and man would be moved. Nay, even the universe. A man must know awe, and fear God. Conceited in your strength, you ignored wisdom and virtue. You thought you could defeat the world. Look at yourself! Wisdom and strong virtue combined make a man. Understand? Think it over till dawn. I shall behead you then.
- Wait. Good priest, is it true? I am truly a man. Do not let me die like an animal. Spare my life! I want to live. God help me live!
- Well said. However, life is like a real battle. There is no rematch.
"Since Takezo comes from Miyamoto village, Musashi Miyamoto will be his new name. ···· Takezo. Cut off the past. You are a new man. Reborn, as it were. Break free from the past."
*
Original title·····宮本武蔵
Language·········Japanese
- Why don't you behead me? You shame me this way! And you call yourself a priest? Don't you know how to treat a samurai? Idiot!
- You're a spirited one.
- I could have crushed you!
- Too bad you didn't.
- I surrendered believing you were a man of high virtue.
- A true sign of stupidity.
- I did nothing! I'm not ashamed. I'm a samurai!
- Are you?. A Samurai? With your spirit, you won't die for some time.
···························
···························
- Easy now. Such a futile struggle. But you could use that force for the good of humanity. God and man would be moved. Nay, even the universe. A man must know awe, and fear God. Conceited in your strength, you ignored wisdom and virtue. You thought you could defeat the world. Look at yourself! Wisdom and strong virtue combined make a man. Understand? Think it over till dawn. I shall behead you then.
- Wait. Good priest, is it true? I am truly a man. Do not let me die like an animal. Spare my life! I want to live. God help me live!
- Well said. However, life is like a real battle. There is no rematch.
"Since Takezo comes from Miyamoto village, Musashi Miyamoto will be his new name. ···· Takezo. Cut off the past. You are a new man. Reborn, as it were. Break free from the past."
*
Original title·····宮本武蔵
Language·········Japanese
meka "The Joys of Torture Collection" eka wageda? eke film 9k thibba. Hoyaganna nathuwa anthime download kara gaththe Avistaz ekenThe Samurai Trilogy, based on Eiji Yoshikawa's epic novel Musashi, saga fictionalizes the life of the legendary 17th century swordsman/rōnin and writer Miyamoto Musashi. Directed by Hiroshi Inagaki.
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Samurai II: Duel at Ichijoji Temple 1955*
"I became wiser. And more ambitious. I was torn between my love for you and my love for the sword. And far have I traveled. To speak the truth now, my heart has chosen the way of the sword"
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"You're terribly strong. But your mind is not at peace. That means you may win a duel, but you are not yet a true samurai. You'll always remain just a strong man. You are too strong. Understand, Musashi? Swordsmanship means right-mindedness. Remember, a man cannot remain physically strong forever."
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Original title·····続宮本武蔵 乗寺の決闘 (Zoku Miyamoto Musashi: Ichijōji no Kettō)
Language··························Japanese
"I became wiser. And more ambitious. I was torn between my love for you and my love for the sword. And far have I traveled. To speak the truth now, my heart has chosen the way of the sword"
···························
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"You're terribly strong. But your mind is not at peace. That means you may win a duel, but you are not yet a true samurai. You'll always remain just a strong man. You are too strong. Understand, Musashi? Swordsmanship means right-mindedness. Remember, a man cannot remain physically strong forever."
*
Original title·····続宮本武蔵 乗寺の決闘 (Zoku Miyamoto Musashi: Ichijōji no Kettō)
Language··························Japanese
Samurai III: Duel at Ganryu Island 1956*
- Until today I've walked my own way and made you suffer a lot. Forgive me. But I'm not as heartless as I may seem.
- I know.
- You do? That's why I've loved you.
- Otsu! What an auspicious day. I can fight with a clear conscience now. Why do you cry?
- I hate samurai. I wish you were still the Takezo who I used to know. Musashi, abandon your sword. Don't fight! Let them call you a coward! I long for happiness, just us two together.
- Otsu. That's impossible now.
- Please! I won't let you go. I won't.
- Don't be unreasonable.
- I'm a woman. I wish you had been an ordinary man.
- Otsu, don't demoralize me, please. A samurai's wife sends off her man with a smile. Especially when it might be for the last time
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"In the old days, I used to hate farm work. I was always daydreaming, longing for victory and renown. I could think of nothing else. Now I'm tilling the fields again. Isn't it strange? I'm beginning to learn the value of life. The soil has taught me that."
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Original title·····宮本武蔵完結編 決闘巌流島 (Miyamoto Musashi kanketsuhen: kettō Ganryūjima)
Language·······························Japanese
- Until today I've walked my own way and made you suffer a lot. Forgive me. But I'm not as heartless as I may seem.
- I know.
- You do? That's why I've loved you.
- Otsu! What an auspicious day. I can fight with a clear conscience now. Why do you cry?
- I hate samurai. I wish you were still the Takezo who I used to know. Musashi, abandon your sword. Don't fight! Let them call you a coward! I long for happiness, just us two together.
- Otsu. That's impossible now.
- Please! I won't let you go. I won't.
- Don't be unreasonable.
- I'm a woman. I wish you had been an ordinary man.
- Otsu, don't demoralize me, please. A samurai's wife sends off her man with a smile. Especially when it might be for the last time
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"In the old days, I used to hate farm work. I was always daydreaming, longing for victory and renown. I could think of nothing else. Now I'm tilling the fields again. Isn't it strange? I'm beginning to learn the value of life. The soil has taught me that."
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Original title·····宮本武蔵完結編 決闘巌流島 (Miyamoto Musashi kanketsuhen: kettō Ganryūjima)
Language·······························Japanese
