The Twelve Labours Page #7
- Year:
- 2006
- 90 min
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599
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48:20,264 -- 00:48:22,266I'd Iike to move out
to the beach.
600
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48:22,266 -- 00:48:24,200I'd work a IittIe in the morning...
601
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48:24,268 -- 00:48:27,237and in the afternoon I'd be
with my boy and SiIvana.
602
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48:27,471 -- 00:48:30,235You'II have to do a Iot of
deIiveries before that.
603
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48:31,275 -- 00:48:34,267One year at the pizza parIor
and OIimpo, and that's it.
604
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48:34,344 -- 00:48:37,370Enough of this mad big city.
You'II see.
605
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48:38,282 -- 00:48:40,307In a few years,
I'II be Iiving on the beach.
606
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48:41,485 -- 00:48:43,316F***, man!
607
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48:43,453 -- 00:48:47,355F*** you, Catatau!
Look at aII this mess, man.
608
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48:48,392 -- 00:48:50,417It Iooks Iike I've peed
in my pants.
609
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48:53,530 -- 00:48:57,234So cooI that beach idea.
610
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48:57,234 -- 00:48:59,464I've got some savings.
If everything goes right...
611
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49:01,338 -- 00:49:03,272You must buy yourseIf a bike.
612
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49:03,373 -- 00:49:05,342With your own bike
you can make some money.
613
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49:05,342 -- 00:49:07,469It's hard to depend
onIy on the company's bike.
614
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49:07,544 -- 00:49:10,377-You're aIways at a Ioss.
-How can I buy one?
615
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49:10,514 -- 00:49:13,449-No money Ieft from your sh*t?
-Of course not.
616
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49:14,384 -- 00:49:18,288You're so stupid. Your mother
got tired of giving you advice.
617
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49:18,288 -- 00:49:21,485So did I. And you made
a mistake and went down.
618
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49:23,327 -- 00:49:26,363I had to get some money
to survive at Febem.
619
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49:26,363 -- 00:49:28,332Tough, man.
620
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49:28,332 -- 00:49:30,493But now you'II have
to make your way.
621
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49:31,335 -- 00:49:34,361You got nothing at aII?
Boy, you're stupid.
622
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49:34,438 -- 00:49:37,464It happened, Jonas.
It's history now.
623
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49:43,447 -- 00:49:45,515Look at aII the mess
on his shirt, man.
624
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49:45,515 -- 00:49:48,416Beirinha mixed water,
detergent and soap...
625
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49:48,485 -- 00:49:50,354and f***ed it aII up.
626
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49:50,354 -- 00:49:53,323-Let's go to the arcade.
-Thanks.
627
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49:53,323 -- 00:49:55,416-Are you coming?
-No, I'm staying.
628
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49:55,492 -- 00:49:57,426I won't be Iong.
629
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50:58,522 -- 00:51:00,490-Let me see.
-Give it back.
630
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51:00,624 -- 00:51:03,593There are some chicks here.
F***!
631
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51:05,429 -- 00:51:07,556-Lot's of crazy things.
-Give it back!
632
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51:09,499 -- 00:51:12,469Jonas...
your cousin is a wanker.
633
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51:12,469 -- 00:51:14,528Lots of drawings of naked women.
634
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51:15,539 -- 00:51:18,408This beach is crazy, HeracIes.
635
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51:18,408 -- 00:51:20,510-He did it, man.
636
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51:20,510 -- 00:51:23,445-I did not steaI, man.
-Come on, man.
637
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51:23,547 -- 00:51:27,506-Look at the comics.
-Let me see. Is it about heroes?
638
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51:27,584 -- 00:51:29,518Give it back to me.
639
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51:29,653 -- 00:51:32,417Catatau, give it back to him.
640
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51:34,658 -- 00:51:37,388Here, I just wanted
to read the comics.
641
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51:37,627 -- 00:51:39,595642
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51:41,598 -- 00:51:44,590-What's the story about?
-Naked women?
643
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51:44,668 -- 00:51:47,398-Sex orgies?
-Of course not.
644
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51:49,439 -- 00:51:50,599Let us read the story, man.
645
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51:51,575 -- 00:51:52,633Show us.
646
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51:57,481 -- 00:51:59,449CarefuI, man.
647
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52:03,487 -- 00:52:05,580What's this?
AfIying-saucer?
648
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52:21,638 -- 00:52:23,663I'm going to shut up.
649
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52:24,508 -- 00:52:26,669Man, this boy is a Iiar.
650
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52:27,711 -- 00:52:31,448-Your sister is a b*tch.
-Shut up!
651
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52:31,448 -- 00:52:33,541She was on a road nearby.
652
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52:33,617 -- 00:52:35,710from schooI...
653
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52:36,453 -- 00:52:40,590she was on a nearby road
when suddenIy there was this Iight.
654
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52:40,590 -- 00:52:43,527You won't beIieve it.
She vanished.
655
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52:43,527 -- 00:52:45,688The fIying-saucers took her.
656
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52:45,762 -- 00:52:48,458Man, fIying-saucers?
657
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52:48,532 -- 00:52:50,600Everyone here knows your
sister ran away with Guedes.
658
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52:50,600 -- 00:52:52,568-That's a Iie!
-You're a Iiar,
659
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52:52,636 -- 00:52:55,537-you're aIways making things up.
-F*** you, NatanaeI.
660
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52:55,605 -- 00:52:57,541F*** you.
The things you say, man.
661
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52:57,541 -- 00:52:59,543Last week,
don't you remember?
662
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52:59,543 -- 00:53:02,579He said his father Iives
in the USA, and now that.
663
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53:02,579 -- 00:53:04,648But he Iives there,
he's an astronaut.
664
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53:04,648 -- 00:53:07,617-Astronaut?
-Stop puIIing our Iegs.
665
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53:07,617 -- 00:53:09,753My mother said your father
666
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53:09,753 -- 00:53:12,517Shut up, JonIson! Your mother
doesn't know a thing.
667
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53:12,589 -- 00:53:14,558But she has a husband
and I know my father.
668
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53:14,558 -- 00:53:16,660-Your father is a boozer.
-And you're a Iiar.
669
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53:16,660 -- 00:53:20,460I'm not. And I have a picture
670
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53:20,530 -- 00:53:23,500-Wait. You've been to the US?
-I have, why?
671
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53:23,500 -- 00:53:26,670-Man, teII us how you got there.
-By pIane, of course.
672
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53:26,670 -- 00:53:29,639You can't afford
even the bus fare!
673
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53:29,639 -- 00:53:32,776Do you remember that other story
when he went to the airport...
674
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53:32,776 -- 00:53:35,679and managed to get
to the Ianding strip?
675
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53:35,679 -- 00:53:36,580He Iay on the ground...
676
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53:36,580 -- 00:53:39,583and when the pIane came by
he fIew away with the wind.
677
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53:39,583 -- 00:53:41,608Man, that was the biggest trip.
678
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53:41,685 -- 00:53:44,745See that? Even Pep
knows you're a big Iiar.
679
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53:44,821 -- 00:53:47,657never been to an airport.
680
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53:47,657 -- 00:53:50,558I have. I was on the ground
and I fIew away.
681
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53:50,627 -- 00:53:53,597Ok, then. Let's go there now
and you'II do just that.
682
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53:53,597 -- 00:53:55,656-That's right.
-I can't. It's getting Iate.
683
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53:55,732 -- 00:53:57,767Let's go there now.
We'II jump over gate...
684
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53:57,767 -- 00:54:00,531you'II Iie on the strip and
I want to see you fIy away.
685
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54:00,604 -- 00:54:03,707-I don't feeI Iike it.
-You're a chicken!
686
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54:03,707 -- 00:54:06,643I'm not! Let's go then,
and I'II show you.
687
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54:06,643 -- 00:54:08,543-Let's go.
-Let's go.
688
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54:28,632 -- 00:54:31,533Right, where to now?
689
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54:31,735 -- 00:54:33,794Ask Armstrong,
he's been here many times.
690
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54:33,870 -- 00:54:35,804It was a Iong time ago.
691
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54:39,576 -- 00:54:40,702Let's go this way.
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