Amici miei - Come tutto ebbe inizio Page #3
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- 2011
- 108 min
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- Three, six, nine.
One, two, three, four, five, six,
seven, eight and nine. My turn.
- I will.
- Tell her I'm not handsome.
- Don't worry.
- That's important.
- We'll see to it.
Donatella! How do I know? I
Can I call you Donatella?
Thanks, Donatella.
I know many, many things about
you! So many! For example...
For example, I... For
example, for example...
For example. Donatella, I know
you aren't happy. Don't deny it.
I also know that's why you're
seeing a psychologist. Stop doing it.
You don't need it anymore.
You want to know why? I won't
tell you why. Ask your heart...
- Enough! She'll get bored to death.
- Shh! She'll hear you!
- Shall we give her a loving stroke?
- But who do you want to strike?
- Let's get to the point!
- It won't work!
Look at him! How nice!
Who was the first she
treated with familiarity? Me.
But who made her weep?
Necchi did. When I said:
"Bid me not to call you
anymore, and I shall obey".
She sobbed in this ear for an hour.
Because you didn't
hear her moan in my ear.
- She moaned?
- Yes. When I told her: "I'd lick you from head to toe".
And when was it?
Yesterday, from the public phone.
You won't let me call her from here!
Because you're a pig and
don't understand that woman.
You think they're all the same!
Yes! Let me work and you'll
see. We're almost there.
- Where?
- To the phone wank.
- I hope you're joking.
- Not at all. On the contrary! I'll show you at once.
- Here, in front of us? - Alright, I'll use
the public phone... - But what's he doing?
Hello? It's me.
Love, love, my love! Enough
now! I must meet you. Yes.
If you agree as well,
tell me where and when.
Alright.
She said no, did she?
- She said yes.
- Where? - When?
Do you think I'm going to tell you?
You think I'm an idiot, don't you?
[Melandri escaped on April
[We saw him leave, and we secretly
hoped that he screwed it up.]
[We counted on the
shock she would get...]
[...seeing Melandri, about whose aspect
we had carefully avoided to tell her.]
Hello? It's me.
I knew it.
- It was better if I kept being only a voice. Goodbye.
- Wait! Why?
Why? I frightened you so much that you
broke a glass! Do I look like King Kong?
Not at all! What are you saying?
I'm sorry. I'm a little nervous.
Me too. I have my nerves on edge.
You've invited me to
dinner, if I am not wrong.
Then, would you have a seat please?
Have a seat.
- Do you mind if I keep the...
- No, but...
- on the phone you weren't so formal.
- You're right, but...
...I don't know why, but
everything's different now.
For me too.
So...
Where do we start?
How about a hors d'oeuvre?
Come on! Where do we start
speaking, to know each other better.
- Sorry, I'm a little...
- I don't even know your name.
You never wanted to tell me your name.
- Architect Rambaldo Melandri.
- Nice to meet you!
Nothing?
She wanted to meet you, she must
have uttered one sentence at least.
Just a sentence, but
as sharp as a knife.
"I have accepted to see
you only to warn you..."
"...If you don't stop harassing
me, I'll tell my husband".
- Listen...
- Hey, but those are mine!
- ...but has she said that before or after seeing you?
- Before.
[We didn't want to act
cruelly towards our friend...]
[...who preferred to leave
the hospital and us...]
[...also to avoid the danger
Forgive me, but I need to be
alone with my pain for a while.
Please, don't look for me,
okay? Don't ask after me.
I will show up when I'm alright.
If I ever will.
Goodbye.
[But as soon as he had disappeared,
our sympathy for him...]
[...was replaced by our pride.]
What a b*tch!
Who was she expecting? Marlon Brando?
Moreover, she made us work like crazy.
I'll phone her right
now! I have to punish her.
I'll phone her!
That b*tch!
Hello? It's me.
- What? - What happens?
- What's she saying?
She says the sand and my
perfume are still on her.
Yes, love, yes.
Me too. Very much.
You can't imagine how much.
Bye!
- So? - He's done
her! - He's done her!
He's done her!
On the beach. In the
moonlight. Have you heard?
That son of a lesbian b*tch!
"Forgive me, guys. I don't know if I can
make it. Leave me alone." Can you believe it?
What a friend! Pig! Filthy! False!
name that traitor anymore...]
[...we all went back to our
separate and usual lives...]
[...after that accident which
had left marks on us all.]
[Marks that I decided to
exaggerate a little...]
[...to break up with a certain
person in an elegant way...]
[someone who had started
to say things like:]
[..."I would need that
you needed me so much".]
It makes 300. [Therefore, I emphasized
some of the after-effects of my fractures.]
Wait for me, love, this hump
prevents me from running as I used to.
Come on, the train is leaving.
- I can't. - I'll take
it. - Here, come on.
- Bruna! Bruna!
- Yes!
- Get back soon, my kitten, as soon as you can.
- I will!
You know how much I need you.
But my sister needs me too. As
soon as she has recovered I...
She will recover, you'll see. I bring good luck
now. But you aren't trying to get rid of me, are you?
- What are you saying?
- I've got a bad sensation.
See, madam,
besides the hump, hunchbacks
get a sixth sense. Bye!
- Bye! Bye!
- Bye! Bye!
[And the sensation came
true. I never saw her again.]
- You touched my
hump! - Me? - Yes.
- You're wrong...
- You've touched my hump...
...to pass school tests.
- I assure you th...
- I felt you, you know?
- But...
Now she plays the angel! Study
instead of touching people's humps!
- She seemed so respectable!
- Come on, sit down.
- That's absurd!
- They're all the same!
- Oh, my goodness!
- Thanks!
[And since I was a hunchback, I
remained a hunchback till I got home...]
Hi! [... but I hadn't
considered my son.]
[I never remember if he teaches
in Milan on the odd days...]
[...and here in Florence on
the even days, or vice versa.]
with me or goes to his mother.]
[In any case, he always shows
up when I'm not expecting him.]
Dad!
- Don't worry, Luciano.
- How couldn't I, with a dad like you?
[He didn't fall for it for a moment.]
[Because he is intelligent, no doubt,]
[but he lacks sense of humour.]
And don't think you can do
to me what you did to mum.
You made her go crazy.
But when will you grow up, dad,
and stop acting like an idiot?
me, who saw life like a game...]
[...or if it was him,
who saw it like a prison.]
[Or if we were both idiots.]
[Necchi, on the other hand,
found out his right arm...]
[...still hurt when he
made specific movements...]
[...above all when he had to stick
stamps on the football pools coupons.]
Ouch! The professor told me:
..."Total recovery. You can make any
movement but don't press your thumbs".
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