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Clips from The Terminal

"Eat to bite? Eat to bite."
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"Bite to eat. Bite to eat. Bite to eat."
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"Gupta, you been ever married?"
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"- What did you say? - You been ever married?"
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"I had a wife and two kids in India. I left them there 23 years ago."
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"Why?"
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"I had a small tobacco shop in Madras."
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"Made just enough money to survive."
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"One day this policeman comes in and tells me I owe him some tax."
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"I said okay. This is common. So I pay him."
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"The next day, the same policeman come and keep coming and keep coming."
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"And I am paying, and I'm paying him, and I'm paying him, and I'm paying him."
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"And finally, on the fifth day, I take a knife and I stab him in his chest."
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"- You killed policeman? - No. I just missed his heart."
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"When they tried to arrest me, I run away."
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"So you never go home?"
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"If I go home, I go in the jail for seven years."
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"What if United States catch you? They deport you."
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"As long as I keep my floor clean, keep my head down,"
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"they have no reason to deport me."
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"They have no reason to notice a man like me."
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"United Airlines Flight 2703 from Rome, Italy,"
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"is now arriving at Gate C43."
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"- Hey, wait. - Sorry. I'm sorry."
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"No, no, no. It's wet."
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"- Hey. - Watch where you're going."
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"Watch out."
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"- Amelia. - Viktor."
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"- Hello. - Sorry. I'm sorry."
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"He nearly killed me."
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"- You okay? - I'm fine."
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"I love the suit."
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"Hugo Boss."
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"On sale, $149.99."
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"That's a bargain."
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"- Napoleon? - Yes, yes."
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"And Josephine."
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"Do you know what Napoleon gave Josephine on their wedding day?"
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"Amelia?"
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"Would you like to have eat to bite?"
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"Food. Tonight?"
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"- You're asking me out for dinner? - Yes."
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"Yeah. Sure."
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"- What time? - Dinnertime."
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"- Where do you want to go? - I know place."
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"- Do you have an appointment? - Navorski."
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"This way, please."
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"Thank you."
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"I didn't know they had a patio up here."
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"It's very nice."
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"Good night."
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"Please."
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"Sorry. So, tonight we have cannellonis or chicken."
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"- Cannelloni, please. - Cannelloni."
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"- Sorry. - Thank you."
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"For you, sir?"
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"- Same. - That's a great, great choice."
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"I'll be back."
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"Let me see. Enjoy."
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"Did you know the croissant was invented in Romania?"
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"- Tell me. - Okay."
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"It's 1742, and the Turks invade Bucharest,"
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"making a surprise attack under the cover of night."
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"But the town bakers..."
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"Sorry."
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"So, the bakers?"
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"- No, never mind. It's a dumb story. - No, please."
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"I'm sorry, Viktor."
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"Nobody really cares where the croissant was invented."
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"I'll bet the Romanians themselves don't give a shit."
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"I care."
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"Is histories. Is truth."
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"- I'm 39 years old. - No."
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"- Yeah. - No."
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"- That's the truth. - You are not."
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"I tell everybody I'm 33, and most of the men I've dated think I'm 27, but no."
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"I'm 39."
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"So? I was 39 once."
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"I was 18 years old when I started working for the airlines."
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"I've been doing this over 20 years."
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"And now there's no more pretending."
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"This is it."
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"It's why my address book is by city, and my pager goes off during dinner."
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"You can switch off pager."
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"I wish I could."
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"I've been waiting for a phone call for seven years."
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"I know it's coming, Viktor. That's why I can't break it off."
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"That's why I live out of hotels and have my little suitcase packed, ready to go,"
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"just in case he wants to meet me for the weekend."
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"Yeah."
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"I've been waiting my whole life."
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"Just don't know what the hell for."
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"I'm so sorry."
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"I live here."
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"- What? - I live here, in terminal."
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"Gate 67."
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"- You live at the airport? - Yes. Day and night."
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"This home, like you. They tell me to wait."
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"So I wait."
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"All frequent fliers feel the same way you do, Viktor."
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"Everybody's waiting. Everybody."
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"- For a flight, for a meeting... - I don't wait for flight or meeting."
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"Then what are you waiting for?"
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"Is okay. I understand."
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"I have an idea."
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"- Come here. - What you do?"
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"- You sure? - More than anything, I'm sure of this."
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"Ready?"
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"So, when do you come back?"
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"13 days. How about you?"
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"I will be here."
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"But what if your schedule changes?"
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"Maybe we should exchange phone numbers."
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"No. I will be here."
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"You know what Napoleon give to Josephine when he win Bavaria?"
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"Tell me."
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"Come on. Tell me."
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"I will show you. 13 days from now."
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"What's he doing?"
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"I can't ask him. I'm supposed to tell him what he's doing."
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