The Sky Crawlers Page #4

Synopsis: A group of eternally young fighter pilots known as Kildren experience the sudden loss of innocence as they battle the enemy in astonishing dogfights above the clouds.
Director(s): Mamoru Oshii
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
  6 wins & 5 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
78%
PG-13
Year:
2008
122 min
Website
226 Views


Don't insult him with false sympathy!

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Calm down.

350

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It is disclosed that identification of the downed aircraft

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is one of Rostock's Sanka-B fighters from the 502 Squadron,

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stationed at neighboring district 202,

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but other details are not available yet.

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Public affairs officials of the company declined to answer further questions concerning this...

355

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Wanna call her?

356

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Call who?

357

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Well, you know...

358

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Oh, no.

359

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I'm heading back after finishing this.

360

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This is Kannami.

361

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Where are you?

362

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At the drive-in.

363

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43:21,590 -- 00:43:24,260

Sorry, I'm busy. I'm hanging up.

364

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43:24,260 -- 00:43:27,020

There are three Fortunes heading your way.

365

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Two Fortunes.

366

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No, three of them.

367

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Did you see them?

368

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Yes.

369

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How long before they reach us?

370

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Probably less than five minutes.

371

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That gives us enough time to take a breather.

372

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But you won't make it back.

373

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What about my bird?

374

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I'll fly it.

375

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Thanks.

376

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Heading back?

377

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Yes, although I won't have a plane to fly.

378

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Be careful.

379

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About what?

380

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Yuichi!

381

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Yuichi!

382

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Yuichi!

383

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Are you guys all right?

384

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We saw big planes flying.

385

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We've already been hit.

386

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What about Naofumi?

387

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I don't know.

388

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Why don't you hop in?

389

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I can't leave this here.

390

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It's not mine.

391

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Then we'll go on ahead.

392

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Sure.

393

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Did all our birds take off okay?

394

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Your bird gave me the most trouble.

395

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It's flying without a spinner.

396

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We didn't even have time to fuel up,

so it might be running low on fuel by now.

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Is Kusanagi flying it?

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Yes.

399

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That's Naofumi!

400

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Naofumi!

401

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We'd better send those girls back.

402

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Kusanagi will scold you if she sees them.

403

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45:19,380 -- 00:45:20,800

Scold who?

404

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They said you gave them permission.

405

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45:24,130 -- 00:45:25,680

Yuichi!

406

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He seems to be doing fine, so we're heading out!

407

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Bye bye, Yuichi!

408

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That's not necessary.

409

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Tokino's late.

410

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I know he's all right.

411

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He was circling just a minute ago.

412

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He must've stopped somewhere.

413

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It's me.

414

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Patch me through to Field Operations.

415

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Hey, you got a smoke?

416

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This is Kusanagi.

417

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Please let me speak to the Director.

418

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Just put the Director on the phone!

419

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Yes, miraculously.

420

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The damage is negligible.

421

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But it's only because the enemy failed.

422

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47:00,730 -- 00:47:02,690

Why did the message come in late?

423

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That's not enough of a reason. I'm coming over.

424

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Yudagawa!

425

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47:09,030 -- 00:47:11,740

Can you watch my desk until I return?

426

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47:11,740 -- 00:47:13,990

An emergency call might come in.

427

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47:14,530 -- 00:47:17,120

Sure, if I can eat and drink there.

428

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Certainly.

429

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Kannami, come with me.

430

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Aren't we going too fast?

431

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Sorry. I'm in that kind of mood.

432

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There's Tokino.

433

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I knew he'd be around here.

434

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The road in front of the drive-in is perfect for an emergency landing,

435

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so he can get a cup of coffee.

436

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Thank you for this warm welcome.

437

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Long time no see.

438

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So, you won't let me inside?

439

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Strange.

440

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It's not like you suffered damage from a typhoon.

441

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He's my subordinate.

442

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I thought I might be too exhausted after this.

443

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Then he can drive me back.

444

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So, you must be...

445

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The Director is not here at the moment.

446

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I can tell whether or not he's really out once I see his room.

447

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The fact that you came here is proof enough of how severe the situation really is.

448

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I'm sure they'll realize how you feel.

449

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Don't get me wrong.

450

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I just want to see the face of the man who tried to kill me.

451

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How childish...

452

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This is why I hate children.

453

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Oh, sorry.

454

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Actually, you're right.

455

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But do you think it's necessary for those children to grow up,

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since they might die as soon as tomorrow?

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