All language subtitles for War.Wolves.2009.1080p.WEBRip.x264-RARBG_English

(film reel clicking)

(staticky buzzing)

(speaking in foreign language)

- [Radio Announcer] Start
it off with KWAR 89. 9,

your sound playing your hits.

(wind howling)

(woman laughing)

- [Man] I know you just want to,

but you can't just laugh at me

because she wants me to see 'em dead.

(woman laughing)

(wind howling)

Oh, if I could only go back.

It was only two days ago.

Yes, two days ago.

If I could only go back to
where I was two days ago.

(gun bangs)

- [Radio Announcer] Is
the sweetheart you married

the husband you expected him to be?

Has the war created new problems
for you in your marriage?

(sullen music)

(engine rumbling)

"Day to Die" by Presence)

♪ It's all been me ♪

♪ I just can't seem to find the strength ♪

♪ To carry on after all the doubt ♪

♪ That failure's left me ♪

♪ But you tricked me ♪

♪ To believe I could fly ♪

♪ What a surprise it was ♪

- Ready!

Set!

Hike!

♪ Will these dreams ever come alive ♪

- One Mississippi, two Mississippi, three!

♪ Wipe away the blood ♪

♪ And dry my eyes ♪

- [Andrew] Goodnight Gracie, good effort.

- Nice hit, Sergeant Moore.

- That hurts.

- Oh well, this is war, baby.

- Make love not war.

♪ I'm fightin' for my life ♪

♪ These stone walls ♪

- Eh, okay.

♪ Have kept out all the light ♪

♪ It gets so cold in here ♪

♪ And the door is locked from the inside ♪

♪ Light bleeds through ♪

♪ Years burn to rays of smoke ♪

- Whoo, type cheetah, what'd I tell you?

- Sinked by a cocky rooster?

- I don't think that's what I said.

- Okay, okay, okay, let's try this again.

Jake, you pitch, go up through the center

and I'll hit you with the pass.

- [Clay] Jensen, I'm open.

- Really?
- Jensen, I'm open.

Then I'll hit Jake with the pass.

♪ Will these dreams ever come alive ♪

♪ Or is this my day to die ♪

- [Justine] Nine, 10!

♪ Wipe away the blood ♪

- Girl power, baby.

Let's show 'em the better sex.

- Hey, what's up?

- [Clay] Hey, hey, let's heave ho.

- You waltz?

(laughing)

- Losers give a lap dance!

- Lap dance?

Your husband gonna appreciate that?

- Well we got a deal, we're each allowed

three lap dances a year
and I'm still short three.

- Ladies!

- Let's go, come on soldier
boys, show us what you go got!

- Come on, let's go now, fire it up!

Ready!

Set!

Hike!

(grunting)

- [Justine] One
Mississippi, two Mississip!

(grunting)

- [Andrew] Yeah, yeah, that's
what I'm talkin' about!

- [Clay] Told you, Jensen!

- You know, one time in high school,

you had this ham and cheese sandwich

and had this like banana sugar pop thing,

and I stole your sandwich.

- I remember that sandwich.

- Yeah.

Ow!

Now, I don't feel so bad about it.

- [Clay] Yeah.

- [Jake] We're on the
same time, aren't we?

- Yeah, we're on the same team.

Come on, let's go.

- [Justine] Who's the fan?

- I don't know, he got here yesterday.

- Ford.

- [Casey] Who?

- General Ford, hunt's the Middle East

lookin' for some terrorist
group, somethin' cool like that.

(helicopter blades whirring)

- So, she's finally got
you all smitten with love

in this place of all
places, uh, hasn't she?

- Well, you know, stress under duress.

- Yeah.

Yeah, she only followed
you into the service

so she could keep an eye
on you, you know that.

I'll race you for her still.

- Hey, I may have been
blind once, but now I see.

- Oh, bull.

- [Andrew] Ready!

Set!

Hike!

(guns firing)

(yelling in foreign language)

(panting)

- How many?

- 50 meters off the tip of my rifle,

behind that wall, four or
five tangos, fast as hell,

so fast, never seen it life before.

Williams got hit before we saw anything.

Perfect L-shaped ambush, I think.

Seemed like it anyway, I don't know.

It's all so fast, bullets everywhere.

I saw two of them enter in over there.

There may be more, I'm not sure.

(guns firing)

Jesus, the noise!

- Jensen!

Remember what I said to you.

- You wouldn't let me die!

- Right.

- Did you touch her?

- Yeah, yeah!

- Oh, good thing I can't have children

or else I'd be a little
worried about that.

(guns firing)

- Hey, tell me where we goin'.

- The beach, Thailand, blue water.

- Naked Thai chicks.

- What?

And then we dive into the cool water

and we come up as clean and as
pure as the day we were born.

(guns firing)

(yelling in foreign language)

- What's he saying?

- Jibberish, just a bunch of stuff.

We shouldn't have angered them.

Don't anger the dogmen.

- The what?

What?

(tense music)

(growling)

(guns firing)

♪ Ave ♪

♪ Maria ♪

♪ Maiden ♪

♪ Mild ♪

♪ Oh, listen ♪

♪ To a maiden's prayer ♪

(growling)

♪ For thou canst hear amid the wild ♪

♪ 'Tis thou ♪

♪ 'Tis thou canst save ♪

♪ Amid despair ♪

(growling)

(screaming)

♪ We slumber safely till the morrow ♪

(growling)

♪ Though we've by man outcast reviled ♪

(dog barking)

♪ Oh maiden, see a maiden's sorrow ♪

(dramatic music)

("The Star-Spangled Banner")

("America the Beautiful")

♪ America ♪

- You're right, Mrs. Spiggot.

I'll make sure and get your refund.

♪ Amber waves of grain ♪

♪ For purple mountain majesties ♪

♪ Above the fruited ♪

(sullen music)

- [Gail] Jimmy Carter saw a U.F.O. once.

- What's that, Miss Cash?

- Miss Cash, ooph, my Kenny always said,

last names were for
social security checks.

You like me calling you
Lawrence or Mr. Talbot?

Gail, it's Gail.

- Gail, sorry, old habits.

(chuckles)

- Georgia, October 1969, said
it was as bright as the moon.

10 minutes it floated in the sky,

floatin' up there like a ship at sea.

My Kenny loved this boat,

used to call it the other woman.

Now, look at it.

Damn shame.

You know, my Kenny, he
saw a Sasquatch once.

- Yeah, you told me.

- Mm-hmm, said it was the
biggest thing he'd ever seen.

Sasquatch, sounds like
a vegetable, don't it?

Hmm.

- Yeah.

- That thing coulda ripped him apart,

but you know what it did?

- Yeah, he chewed on a berry--

- And kept on walkin', yeah.

Chewed on a berry and kept on walkin'.

I never forgot that.

You know, when somethin' hides,

it's only a matter of time
before it comes back up.

Nothin' stays buried forever, like Elvis.

- Elvis?

- Yeah, witness protection program.

The King will only stay
under wraps for so long.

The things he's seen and knows

open the eyes of a lot
of people in this world,

a lot of people, secrets, big ones.

He's out there just waitin' for his time.

You comin' to the meetin'
tonight, five o'clock?

- Yeah, as always, I'll be there.

- Good, 'cause that's the rule.

- It's no problem.

- Lawrence, you remember,

even a man who's pure at heart

and says his prayers by night,

even he needs a little help
from the man upstairs, hmm?

(tense music)

You seen a cat around here, black?

Almost black?

I think it's dark blue but everyone says

there's no such thing as a
dark blue cat, so a black cat.

Here, cat!

(Gail clicking)

(Gail whistles)

Kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, come one.

(Gale clicking)

Come on, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty.

(sullen music)

- [Jake] Hi, my name is
Lawrence, and I'm an alcoholic.

- [Group] Hi Lawrence.

- Go on, Lawrence.

- Um.

Well, I, it's seven months

or something like that
since my last drink,

and I guess I didn't really
know where I was goin',

so I kinda let the bottle lead the way,

and well, then Miss Gail was kind enough

to take me in and bring me here.

- He's a sensible boy, a little
lost maybe, but sensible.

- Thank you, Gail.

Go on, Lawrence, continue.

- Uh, uh, well, I spent
some time in the service.

I never went overseas, but
I had some friends that did,

and they, they didn't
exactly come back the same.

I guess I moved here to make a new start.

Thankfully, sobriety came into my life,

and ah, thank you, amen.

- Thank you for your share.

(dramatic music)

- [Jake] Hi, my real name's Jake Gabriel.

It's been about three
hours since my last drink

because if I stop drinkin',

I may kill every single one of you.

(suspenseful music)

- Hey, you okay in there?

Erika.

(tense music)

Listen, I get the adjustment
to coming back from,

you know, from being over there
has gotta be pretty freaky,

but this whole lone wolf attitude,

it needs a little adjustment.

Maybe you should just call
that old boyfriend of yours

you keep talking about.

(door rattling)

Are you all right in there?

Erika, look, I just,

I don't wanna see you
get fired, that's all.

I'd hate this place without you.

So just, you know, just keep
an eye on that temper, okay?

(door rattling)

(growling)

(panting)

(alarm buzzing)

Break's over already?

Erika, hurry up!

You don't wanna add fuel
to the fire by being late.

Mr. Frank can be a real animal
when he's pushed too far.

(door creaking)

(upbeat country music)

♪ Hey ♪

♪ Who wants a woman actin'
like the government ♪

♪ Tellin' you the things that you can do ♪

♪ And who wants a woman
actin' like a socialist ♪

♪ How you gonna tell if
she's lovin' you true ♪

♪ Whatever happened in the
world to the girl next door ♪

♪ Instead of makin' fewer, Lord ♪

♪ You oughta make more and more ♪

♪ I wanna girl like that ♪

- Girlfriend, that is one
badass Taekwondo form.

- This is my blue belt form, baby.

- That black belt one must be hot.

- Wouldn't you like to know.

You know, if I showed you--

- You'd have to kill me.

- Somethin' like that.

- That's hot.

(phone ringing)
(giggles)

- Phone.

♪ Fast track, matter of fact ♪

♪ I want a girl like that ♪

(phone ringing)

- Cupid Motel.

Yes, we're located just
north of San Francisco.

We got cable TVs in each room

with pay per view options,
if you know what I mean.

Yes sir, we do accept cash,
credit cards, and checks.

I'd like to say our beds bounce,
but your checks better not.

Yes sir, I did make it up myself.

Okay sir, we hope to see
you out here real soon.

You have a nice day.

(suspenseful music)

Can I help you?

- [Tony] Room for two.

- [Kitty] Okie dokie, will
that be cash or credit.

- Cash.

- Okay sir, that'll be $42.

- You, uh, have a local newspaper here?

- Yup.

- And a local newscast?

- Mm-hmm, but I wouldn't
rely too much on TV.

They always make things sound

so much worse than they really are.

- What kind of bed arrangements

are you gonna need for the two of you?

- Uh, it doesn't matter,
we don't sleep much,

but what's the quickest
way to get into the city?

- Take highway 80, should get you there

about hour, hour and a half.

- You got business there?

- Yeah, something like that.

- Hey, you know, not that I wanna

kill our business or anything,
but why stay this far out?

Get yourself a hotel closer to town.

- The scent.

- You mean the scent of the city?

- No, our scent.

Can't have our scent
too close to the city.

(engine revs)

- What do you think?

- Gotta be L.A.

- No girl, I'm thinkin' Connecticut.

- [Both] Bakersfield.

- Hi, Lawrence.

- Hi.

- I'm Rudy.

Oh yeah, I'm Rudy, addict,
I always forget that part.

- Yeah, it's easy to.

- I'm supposed to um, hand these out,

remind people of the meetings.

Keep it in your wallet.

Mine says one day a
time, what does your say?

- It's powerless.

- Hmm, that's a little depressing.

You're kinda the
keep-your-distance guy, right?

Doesn't have any friends,
girlfriend, family.

Kinda like the aisle three
checkout mystery man.

I get it, that's cool though.

I won't bother you or nothing.

Some people need the distance.

Just maybe give me a heads up
on the upcoming coupon days.

- Hey, soldier boy.

He tryin' to give ya the
be all ya can be speech?

Go work for the stars and stripes

and come back an alcoholic and hibernate

in the crazy woman's
house until you go postal.

(tense music)

- Oh, oops.

- Careful, Bonna.

- What do you wanna do about it?

- Just be careful.

I try to respect my elders.

- Oh come on, Leo, let's
do an arm wrestle here.

Let's, come on, Leo.

It's all in the technique.

- [Rudy] What's the matter?

- Oh, it's a toothache.

- Hmm, which one?

- It's all of 'em.

(chuckles)

(suspenseful music)
(crunching)

- Forgive me Father, for I will sin.

- [Priest] You said will, my child.

- I'm sorry for all the sins of my past,

for everyone that I've hurt,

and everything that I've done wrong,

but most of all, I'm sorry
for what I am about to do.

- [Priest] What are you about to do?

- You know, Father, I really don't know.

All I know is that it is
time for me to say goodbye.

- [Priest] To whom?

- To you, to me, to God.

(sullen music)

- [Priest] My child, there is something

struggling within you.

- Believe me, Father, you have no idea.

(tense music)

(sirens wailing)

(beeping)

(phone ringing)

- Hello.

- Jake, Jake.

- [Andrew] Who is this?

- It's Andrew.

- Andrew, why you callin' me here?

- You promised me you wouldn't let me die.

- Yeah, I remember, but--

- They're coming.

- [Jake] Who's coming?

- You know who.

I saw him, I swear I did.

I think in the store and once in the bar.

Jake.

- Listen, you're probably just,

you're probably just gettin' nervous, man.

- She called me too looking for you.

I thought the deal was we're
gonna leave each other alone,

leave it behind.

- What'd you tell her?

- I didn't say anything.

I wouldn't tell her where you are.

- Okay, look, where are you?

- I'm at my uncle's,

where you stayed with
me when we were kids.

I knew they would come back, I knew it.

(sighs)

("She Knows" by Just Jinjer)

- Say that again.

- I didn't mean--

- No, I said, say what you said again.

- Look, Jillian was just
saying that maybe I should

start to speak my mind more,
that I need to tell you--

- No, I don't wanna hear

what your stupid girlfriend
Jillian has to say.

A name like that, you shouldn't
be listenin' to her anyway.

- She was trying to help.

- I said I don't wanna hear

about your stupid girlfriend Jillian.

Just tell me about the part
you said what you feel.

- I feel like this, it's enough.

All right, done.

All right, there's a baby
coming, and all of that anger,

it's not, it's not good for him.

(laughing)

- Well, that's hilarious.

That's not even funny,
that's not even damn funny.

That's 100% hilarious.

And you think that kid gives a rat's ass

about me straightening you out?

- Yeah, I do.

- Hell, probably teach him a lesson

before he makes the same mistake.

Consider this early
childhood rearing techniques.

♪ And there, she lies ♪

- Damn it, damn it, damn it!

♪ There is no sound ♪

- Look, look, baby.

♪ Ooh ♪

- You just gotta, you just
gotta not talk to your friends

when it comes to personal
issues, you know?

♪ We dream ♪

- Shit!

- Oh my god!

What, what just happened?

- I hit a damn dog.

(tense music)

- I don't think it was a dog.

- How the hell did you kill
yourself a naked girl, huh?

- [Tommy] Damned if I know.

Just drivin' along and all of the sudden,

she just, bam, jumped out of no where.

- Bam?

- [Tommy] Yeah.

- [Turner] Man, she was
one good-lookin' woman.

- [Man In Hat] Yup, don't
see to many like that

walkin' around here, that's true.

- Man, you gotta help me get rid of her.

- Help you?
- Yeah.

- You gotta be kidding me.
- No.

- Man, you shoulda just left
her where you killed her.

- Exactly.
- No, no, no, man.

The cops, they see the screech
marks and match to my tires,

and they got all kinds of
stuff for things like that.

- All right, but you handle it

your own damn self next time, all right?

(suspenseful music)

("Accepted" by Marie Miller)

♪ Who's this girl in front of me ♪

♪ And settled in her skin ♪

♪ Tryin' to fake ♪

- So, what happened tonight?

- We hit somebody.

- I said, what happened tonight.

- Okay, okay, we were coming back

from Jackson's party at
around eight o'clock,

stopped at the bar to get
a drink before closing,

we played darts, I lost both games,

and then, we went straight home.

I drove 'cause you had a few drinks.

- How many drinks?

- Two drinks, two shots.

I had ginger ale in a glass,

so I could drive home responsible.

- That's good, baby, that's right.

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Where I belong ♪

♪ Where I'm accepted ♪

- A hard-rollin' truck-riding
tobacco-chewing good time.

- Excuse me, ladies, we're closed.

- Oh, come on, we just
traveled several hundred miles

across the state to meet a friend.

Casey here, all the way from old Tuscan

and me, I'm from that little coastal city

where every asshole has
a headshot and a resume.

- And to top our travel woes,

our girlfriend didn't even show up

at the designated rendezvous.

It's not like her.

The most on-time spit-and-shine

army captain you ever laid eyes on.

- Not to mention the best looking.

- Not to mention.

- Any chance we can talk you
fine gentlemen out of a drink?

♪ Protected, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪

- We're closed.

♪ Within your arms ♪

♪ Where I belong ♪

♪ Where I belong ♪

- You got a really
pretty face there, girl.

- I do?

- Yeah, you do.

♪ Whoa oh ♪

- Smile more with it.

- Hey, man said we're closed, soldier.

No drinks tonight, comprende?

- Didn't I tell ya?

- Yeah, you did.

- I can smell 'em, can't I?

- See, when we saw this place,

I told her it has to be run

by some little mom and pop couple.

She then said--

- Can't be, see mom and pop
got a distinct quality to it,

notably, a mom and pop.

(chuckles)

No, no, this got the look and feel

of a what I like to simply call

the moldy, chilly,
spit-shined toilet seat,

and sweat-stained t-shirt
kind of establishment.

- I laughed at that.

- The simply part was the irony of it all.

- No, it was ironic.

- But I always have to give
the girl credit for her senses.

I mean, any governmental faction

that's gonna trust 115 pounds
of stripper-proportioned woman

with a .50 caliber weapon

capable of firing 550 rounds per minute

deserves some props for her good sense.

- She's got somethin' there.

- But, I stood my ground,

and lo and behold, I walk in here,

and I lose to her once again.

Now, how 'bout that drink, cowboy?

(heavy rock music)

- This is the song.

Something about rhythm just
feels like a pulse, a heartbeat,

hmm, pounding in your chest

as energy runs through your body.

Skin tingles.

Muscles swell, ah!

How do I look?

You know what.

(laughs)

Ladies.

- You rock, Captain.

- Looking fit.

- But you died.

- Well, only a part of me.

- I don't know what's goin' on here,

but it's about to get real ugly real fast.

(nails tapping)

- Yeah?

I think it looks real ugly here already.

- Is that so?

- Turner.

- [Turner] Yeah.

- Lock the door.

- Yeah, Turner, lock the door.

- Look, we're gonna give you a gift

and walk outta here, okay?

Just take it.

- No one's goin' anywhere.

(tense music)
(growling)

(jukebox clicking)

(upbeat music)

(groaning)

(growling)

♪ I never amount that whole thing up ♪

♪ Always thought I could
take care of myself ♪

♪ And now I'm makin' a brand new start ♪

♪ All that ♪

(growling)

(Turner yelling)

(growling)

♪ To help me break free ♪

♪ And now I find I'm
just livin' the part ♪

♪ And all that change of heart ♪

- How 'bout that drink now, cowboy?

♪ So, when I see you smile ♪

♪ It makes life worth while ♪

(growling)

(tense music)

- Ah.

How does it feel?

- Heavy, I don't mind.

I feel alive inside.

- You know, they told me

I was never gonna be able to create life.

Damaged goods.

But now, by some amazing
miracle, that has all changed.

I want life inside too.

Your boyfriend?

- Kind of.

- Baby, you can do better than that.

You got any clothes we can borrow?

- Yeah, my car, the trunk,
I have all my clothes.

(sighs)

- Go home, girl, it's a jungle out here.

(upbeat rock music)

(birds squawking)

(train horn blowing)

(trolley bell ringing)

(tense music)

(child babbling)

(pedestrians chattering)

(growling)

(children chattering)

(growling)

(suspenseful music)

(gun cocks)

- Get down!

(upbeat rock music)

(growling)

(guns firing)

♪ Eeh ♪

♪ Eeh eeh ♪

♪ Eeh ♪

- Stovepiped!

Shoot him, shoot him, its jammed!

(growling)
(tense music)

(panting)

- You shoulda shot him.

- Why was he after you, Lieutenant?

- He didn't mean it, he's just confused.

He wants Jake.

- Captain Gabriel?

- Everything changed on that day.

- Where is Captain Gabriel?

- He'll be here soon.

He said he wouldn't let
me die, he promised.

He's coming, you'll see.

(sirens wailing)

(gasping)

(tense music)

(dramatic music)

(children chattering)

- [Man] Just in case I get here.

(chattering)

(suspenseful music)

- Andy.

- Hurrah, soldier.

How ya been, huh Jake?

- Hey, I've been uh, been okay.

- Just kinda disappeared on us, buddy.

No goodbyes.

No, Erika didn't take that very well.

I think somethin' really important

happened to us over there.

It is the holy land.

First, I thought I just
got the flu or somethin',

had all these little
changes, you know, happenin'.

I mean, I don't know where it's all goin',

but it's powerful.

There's this one, Malik.

Man, he shot me in the
chest, and that hurt, yeah.

Hurt like hell, damn it, but the next day,

the day you'd a sworn I
was bitten by a mosquito.

Erika thinks you're the one.

Only one can be the one, right?

(tense music)

(chattering)

(growling)

- [Man] Just in case I get here.

(suspenseful music)

(groans)

- Oh man, these things are tough.

(tense music)
(beads rattling)

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh ah ♪

(wind whistling)

- You ever notice when these actors

on these talk shows explain acting,

they always call it the work?

When an actor truly is one with his art,

it's all about the work.

It's the work that really matters.

I mean, they always call it the work.

Pfft, candy asses.

- What, who are you?

- The Humane Society.

- And you're Lawrence Talbot?

- He's a soldier who I met over there.

He's, he's not gonna
need his name anymore.

- We realized that somethin' happened

at the last skirmish of your unit,

somethin' that everybody
decided to try to forget.

Mistake is it isn't going to forget you.

- You see, a couple of weeks back,

Private Salls from your
unit blew his brains out.

The day after they found
his family chewed to pieces.

- Yeah, we did a lot of
reading on your company.

We traced the scent to Clay.

What did Clay mean when he said, they,

they were lookin' for you?

How many other people in your unit

have been bitten or infected?

And why are they lookin' for you?

- You hadn't shipped out yet, huh?

- [Tony] Because of these?

- Yeah, well, alcohol kinda helps too,

just makes it all go away.

- Here, here, mate.

(sighs)

- You, you know what this is, don't you?

(chuckles)

(tense music)

- Yeah, God's wrath.

(laughs)

Freak of nature, alien
invasion, who knows?

All I know is that it wants
the rest of your soul from you,

eat away your heart and
your mind slowly for some,

quicker for others, until
there's nothin' left of you.

I saw it 10 years ago over there.

I saw it run through this young marine

like it was shreddin' paper.

I had to put him down with two magazines.

One wouldn't do.

It looked like some kinda dog beast

was cleavin' its way from his flesh.

(chuckles)

You know, that's not somethin'
I'd like to remember,

but it's somethin' I never forget.

I'd have stayed in the sands
of that hell over there

for the rest of my life
if I coulda kept it there.

But now, hell has come home.

- I love that story.

(chuckles)

(insects chirping)

- Hello.

Is this Carol?

Hi sweetie.

Do you know who this is?

Well, it's your granddaddy Antonio.

Yeah, that's right, your mama's daddy.

How are you?

And how's school?

Carol?

Carol?

Oh hi, honey.

It's Tony, I just can't believe

how grown up our little
granddaughter sounds.

Yeah, I know it's been a while.

It's just I haven't been
able to call 'cause I,

look I know you're used
to hearin' that one.

It's just that I really wanted to tell ya

that I was thinkin' about
you and Carol and our family

and how, what?

Oh, I'm sorry if I caught ya at a bad,

oh okay, okay, well, just
give my love to everybody,

and Linda, listen to me
for just a minute, will ya?

(tense music)

- So General, we got more to worry about

than just this Captain Clay.

- [Tony] They wouldn't know.

How many of these damn
freaks got back here?

- [Tony] Enough.

- You're keepin' one alive.

Why?

- [Tony] I think I need him.

(laughing)

- Well, if you need help, I'm there.

I just took care of one of
my loose ends near Vegas.

Yeah, so I'll be there
by 16:00 hours tomorrow.

And General, watch your back.

- [Tony] You too.

(chuckles)

♪ Wish I was in the land of cotton ♪

♪ Old times, they're a soon forgotten ♪

♪ Look away, look away ♪

(traffic rumbling)

♪ Look away ♪

Dixieland.

(chuckling)

(sirens wailing)

(tense music)

- You ever see somethin' that's just,

just so good it scares
the hell outta ya that

you'd rather feel the
pain of not having it than

have it and then lose it?

And then somewhere over
in that screwy place,

I saw it.

Just for a second.

Just for,

just for a second.

And now, I just wanna go back

to bein' the guy nobody
cares about, nobody notices.

Yeah, aisle three checkout mystery man.

(tense music)

- Hey, who's your top
five favorite actors.

- Don't much watch TV out here.

- Not TV, movies.

Me, I like real actors, before
they became politicians.

Guys like Steve McQueen, John Wayne,

Charles Bronson, Toshiro
Mifune, and Steve McQueen.

- You said McQueen twice.

- Well, I just like sayin' his name.

You have maps of the stars up here?

- Yeah, and they're fully updated.

- Fully updated?

- [Nikita] Mm-hmm.

- You mean stars actually live up here.

0h yeah, it's been a hot spot for years.

- It's like the middle of no where.

- Yeah, but that's the way they like it.

- Did you ever see one?

A star, I mean.

- Well, Lance Henderson did
stay here a couple nights.

- Wow, the guy from Aliens?

- Oh yes, and he was nice.

- Ah, that's bitchin'.

Hmm.

(chains clanking)

- Is it my execution time?

- Is that what you think we are?

Executioners, huh?

- Part of me's kinda hopin' you are.

- Maybe it's your will to fight,

but I see more of the soldier
in you than the animal,

and I think you can help us.

- I can't help you.

- I think you can.

We have some backup comin',

but I kind of feel that you're the key

to wrappin' up this whole thing, Captain.

- Man, I'm hungry.

Hey, what's your five
favorite sushi rolls?

Hey, when's Malik gettin' here?

I wanna make sure I hide my candy stash.

(wrappers crinkling)

Took the dog off the leash, huh?

- Yeah, somethin' different about him.

(blows raspberry)

- You can say that again.

- It's in him, but it doesn't own him.

- General, don't go soft on me.

You coulda nailed that canine
Clay, but you let him go.

Sir, there was a time when you woulda

blown off the family jewels
with a Stinger missile

and not even blink.

(sullen music)

They're not your soldiers anymore.

Hey, you know who lives
up the street here?

♪ Gonna make your blues skies gray ♪

♪ Don't let the rain wash it all away ♪

♪ No matter how dark the day has been ♪

♪ The sun's gonna shine again ♪

♪ If the man you love has been untrue ♪

♪ Don't ♪

- Can I help you?

♪ Make a fool out of you ♪

- I just, um, wanna
buy somethin' to drink.

- Hey, I didn't see you pull up.

You need a room?

- [Jake] Ah no, I'm with the other guys.

- You guys startin' some
boy band or somethin'?

(chuckles)

♪ Always darkest before the dawn ♪

♪ All you ♪

- Can I have a cola?

♪ Don't let the rain ♪

- Sure, hang on.

♪ Blue skies gray ♪

♪ Don't let the rain wash it all away ♪

♪ No matter how dark the day has been ♪

♪ The sun's gonna shine again ♪

♪ Love that sound ♪

(tense music)

(chuckling)

- You must be the stray.

And this must be your she-wolf.

I once had a girlfriend, yeah.

She was a bonafide

Letterman's jacket-wearing steady squeeze.

I mean, she had a body
that just wouldn't quit.

You could slap a t-shirt on her

and a microscopic pair of shorts

and you'd swear it was
Daisy from Dukes of Hazard.

Now, why was she with me?

(laughing)

I was a guy and she was a girl,

and I watching my game or I
was polishin' my '68 Stang,

and she would walk up to me

and give me one of those lip gloss kisses,

and she would say, do you love me?

Now, she knew every goddamn
time what the answer was,

but she still had to ask.

And then one day I went
up to her and I said,

how come every time I am lost in thought,

you have to ask me that question.

You know what she said?

(gun fires)

(Nikita gasps)

(growling)

- Well, that sound's way overdue.

(dramatic rock music)

- Shotgun.

(tense music)

(gun firing)

(screaming)

- Ready, one, two, three!

(growling)

Hey!

Hey, get her!

♪ Ah ah ah ah ah ah ♪

- Hi, Jake.

(growling)
(heavy rock music)

(guns firing)

Well, I gotta go now,
but let's catch up soon.

(sultry music)

(tense music)

- Are you hurt?

- What are you, kidding?

I love this kinda action.

Makes me roll out of bed in the morning.

- [Tony] How many?

- Two, maybe three.

- Clay?

- Unless he grew one hell of a body.

(engine rumbling)

Shoot and scoot.

- Gabriel.

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪

- [Frank] You guys hurt?

- No.

- Where's that dude?

- I don't know, he just
left with that girl.

- Sorry, old friend.

- Chewy, the wolf boy's gone.

- With them?

- [Frank] Yeah, he followed
that good-lookin' chick.

- [Tony] He's runnin', but
they didn't wanna kill him.

- No, but they wanna kill us.

- Gabriel can't be far, let's go.

- Sorry about the mess girls.

Call me.

- [Both] New York City.

(tense music)

(growling)

♪ Oh oh oh oh ♪

(growling)

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪

(growling)

- [Tony] I kinda feel that you're the key

to wrappin' up this whole thing.

(growling)

- It's madness for sheep
to make peace with a wolf.

Thomas Fuller said that, good advice.

These sheep were dullin'
your senses, Jake.

You still wanna be like
them, I understand that.

You had a chance to run
before, but you didn't, did ya?

Let's see if we can't
heighten those instincts

with a little basic training.

(growling)

(tense music)

Hut, hut.

(groaning)

(heavy rock music)

(grunting)

(growling)

- Hey, by chance, remember
when we were kids,

and we had those robots,
those Sock 'Em guys,

and it was like a blue
one and a yellow one,

and we just punched each other

over and over and over again till,

until one of the heads would fly off,

and then we'd laugh about that.

Of course, back then you could
just put the heads back on.

(panting)

- Jake, Jake, come back here, Jake!

Jake!

(suspenseful music)

- You know, I used to hate
all that macho male posturing,

but now, there seems to be something

oddly attractive about it.

Of course, the male ego

can be such an ugly expression of power,

like you can't even ask for direction.

You can't ask for
directions, can you Clay?

(growling)

You know, Jake used to ask for directions.

And he left the toilet seat down.

(growling)

(bird squawking)

- Morning General, it's beautiful day

to buy weapons today, isn't it sir?

I got 7.62 gas-operated,
magazine-fed, air-cooled weapons.

They're modified, sir.

If you miss, the flame will kill 'em.

Sir, I got Ithaca, Ithaca
eight-shot riot pumps

with nitroglycerin rounds,
which triple odd buck

and pulls a hubcap apart at 100 years.

(coughing)

Tell me what you need.

Tell me what you need, what you got going.

I can help you with anything.

I got MAC-10s.

They do the job, sir, they do the job.

Sir, that's a steal.

(stuttering)

Listen, when I was Vietnam in Grenada,

we used the MAC-10s, we used the AK-47s.

I got it all right in my van except U-238,

I have no U-238, that's
a six-month back orders.

- Gunny, I'm going to
want only what I ask for

and I'm gonna give you
only what you ask for.

- But sir, this is a steal.

- [Tony] Ah, you been
stealin' me for years.

- Sir, I been on three operations.

I'm a patriot just like you.

I love the red, white, and blue.

God bless America, sir.

I mean, I can be available to go with you,

even I'm cheap, sir, I'm
cheap, I can, but sir.

I mean, you need an extra hand, sir?

I'm available.

- [Tony] Frank.

- [Jones] I can bring the
weapons as part of the deal, sir,

- Hey, Gunny Jones.

- [Jones] Sergeant Major.

- [Frank] Super fine, mate.

Super fine, how you doin'?
- What's going on, sir?

How you doin'?

- I'm all right.
- Put a little weight on

since Grenada.

- But there's a six-pack underneath here.

- Six-pack of what, sir?

- Yeah, that's pretty funny.

- But listen, listen, listen, listen,

what's up with the general?

- Well, he's a little long in the tooth,

all work and no play
makes Jack a dull boy.

He's gettin' cranky, you know?

- Yeah, but listen.

- Frank!
- Could you use an extra guy?

Listen, I can take this--

- Two-guy operation, we
can't, it's too deep,

it's too undercover.
- What you got goin' on?

What, you got somethin'

I can help you with.
- I can't really go into it.

- Frank, Frank!
- I'm tellin' ya.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay, okay.
- Listen, Sergeant Major,

Sergeant Major.
- Take it easy, Jones.

Okay?
- Listen.

I don't kill all the women or kids.

- Sir, do you wanna go to the local bar

and check out some of
the toothless wonders?

I could sure use a beer.

- Get your head together, Frank.

- How do you wanna die?

- [Tony] What?

- Look, sir, we gotta start

thinkin' about how we wanna go down.

We gotta leave a legacy.

Me, I just wanna know that
someone realizes my crazy dreams.

- Get your head together, Frank.

(bird squawking)

- I love you, man.

(tense music)

(dog barking)

(dog barking)

(dog barking)

- Hi.

- How's your head this morning?

You put up a hell of a fight yesterday.

(fly buzzing)

Hmm, yum, made a better
dinner than it does breakfast.

Oh, come on, Jake, most men

wouldn't look so disappointed
waking up with three women.

(birds chirping)

Powerless, is that what the world

is trying to teach you now, Jake?

Doesn't it feel better not
to rely on those pills,

those drinks, just lettin'
your body heal on its own?

You don't even have a hangover, do you?

It's okay.

- He's got it in him too.

- Give up on him.

He's done.

We don't need him.

- We do.

- [Justine] You brought us
here for him to lead us.

Look at him.

(groaning and panting)

- The strength inside
of him will crush you.

(groaning)

Leave us.

(tense music)

(panting)

It's okay, it's part of the process.

- Process of what?

- Well, I actually don't know it yet,

but I know it's something amazing.

Do you remember the first time we met?

Playground in front of the high school.

You just broke up with what's her name.

And we were on the swing sets

and I asked you, aren't you
a little too old to do that,

and then you said,

what'd you say, Jake?

(panting)

Hmm.

(Erika sighs)

Mm, just like that beach.

Do you remember our beach, Jake?

Thailand, white sand, blue, blue water.

(chuckles)

And naked Thai chicks.

And then what, Jake?

- Then we take off our clothes
and dive into the water.

- Yes, and then we come up

as clear and pure as the day we were born.

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪

(gentle music)

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪

(moaning)

(chuckling)

(moaning)

(chuckling)

(panting)

(growling)

(tense music)

- [Erika] What is it?

(panting)

- This, this hurts.

- I know, it hurts me too sometimes,

but it's okay, it's a
change, all change hurts.

- Erika, come with me.

I know, I know we can fight this together.

- We can't, it's too late, it's in us now.

- Please, Erika, come with me.

- We can be free, we can
take care of each other.

- No, no, come on, come on.

(growling)

No.

(growling)

♪ With one last fight,
she said goodbye, yeah ♪

♪ He grabbed his face
up to the sky, yeah ♪

♪ He threw his hands up on his eyes ♪

♪ So little of the world
had passed him by ♪

- Ooh!

♪ When daddy screamed at him ♪

♪ You got a life you have to live, live ♪

♪ He was only 17 with hopeful eyes ♪

- [Tony] What's up?

♪ He never knew the
streets were so unkind ♪

- I'm tired of bein' driven around

by the world's most pissed off mercenary.

- Oh, come on, let's get goin'.

- No, enough.

You're not any good at this anymore.

You're runnin' around
like some rent-a-ninja.

♪ He threw his hands up on his eyes ♪

- Let me tell you somethin'.

Every time you dump a round
into one of these things,

you take a bullet too.

You're dyin', Tony.

Listen to me, from one fossil to another,

this is chewin' you up.

When was the last time you
were with your family, huh?

♪ Life begins today ♪

♪ Not all of the pain, the hate inside ♪

- You think I don't know
what this is doin' to me,

to me and my family?

I know!

I trained those soldiers.

Swore to protect them, and
now I'm havin' to kill 'em.

No conflict, no problem.

So, are you comin' with me or not?

- We're done here.

- Let go of me.

- Now, you listen to me, Patton!

I'm tryin' to get those wires

squared away in that mug of yours.

(Frank groans)

You son of a.

(Tony groans)

♪ Yeah ♪

(grunting)

- Boy, jeez.

(groaning)

♪ The time has come for him to say ♪

♪ The rest of my life begins today ♪

- Maybe we should join the UFC.

♪ Hands up to his eyes ♪

- Hell, if I had more of an instinct,

I'd take an even deeper
turn for the geriatric.

- Did you swallow a thesaurus?

Maybe now that we've
got that out of system,

we can finish what we started.

(groans)

♪ You'll never have to say goodbye ♪

♪ You'll never last to say goodbye ♪

(Frank whistles)

♪ He held his face ♪

- What's a thesaurus?

(birds squawking)

(engine rumbling)

("America the Beautiful")

- Attention shoppers,
no wait in aisle four,

express lane, 10 items or
less, ATM or cash only.

No waiting.

- And some of 'em could already be here,

waiting, watching, waiting
for us to let our guard down,

hit us when our weakest.

- Well, I guess we'll just have to

stay on our toes then, Gail.

- That's what my Kenny always said.

On your toes.

So, trust me when I say, big green heads,

carrot-stick bodies, glowing fingers,

it don't really matter, they're here,

and we're just gonna have to deal with it.

("America the Beautiful")

- Oh boy.

- You ever see a chupacabra, goat sucker?

You've been breakin' the rules, Lawrence,

breakin' 'em pretty bad
from the looks of it.

- You seen a woman at, three, three women?

- Just like a man, tie one on,
go lookin' for three women.

Hey, there's an Elvis
update in here, Lawrence.

- Nah, it's Gabriel, it's
Jake, it's Jake Gabriel.

- Jake?

Jake?

Oh, that's a good name.

Gonna take a little gettin' used to

after callin' you Lawrence.

You gonna change it again soon?

- I'm a, I'm a soldier, I'm a man.

- Yeah, man havin' a hard day.

- Yes, it's gonna get worse.

- Why?

You seen the Men in Black?

Oh, when you're finished with that,

there's a lot more where it came from.

(tense music)

- This wood, I gotta, gotta work

'cause I gotta keep workin'
at bein' a good worker.

(sighs)

Good, good.

- You know, every time
I get close to feelin'

what you're feelin' right now,

I think about a story
my Kenny used to tell.

This old Cherokee grandfather
was talkin' to his grandson

about the battle that
rages inside of people.

He said there's two
wolves inside each of us.

One wolf is a bad wolf, the evil wolf.

He's got rage and anger
and hatred and jealousy

and inferiority,
superiority, and false pride,

and the other wolf is good,

love and caring, peace,
serenity, compassion, faith,

and they're fightin'
this battle to the end,

and the little boy thought
about it for a minute

and he said, but grandpa, which wolf wins?

And the old Cherokee said, well,

it's the one you feed.

It's the one you feed.

(dramatic music)

(upbeat rock music)

- He was here.

- Ford's coming.

(tense music)

- They want us dead.

We have to protect our own.

- Once we leave, find our
place, they will never find us.

- We fight now, we finish it.

We have followed you on
this chase long enough.

He is not fit to be one of us.

- He is almost ready.

- I'm beginning to think

you're getting your old bond
back with him, a human need.

- Revenge is the human need.

- I am not letting him get
in the way of our survival.

- Our survival is about our strength,

not about their demise.

Our future is in his hands,
not theirs, not yours.

I will find Jake, wait
for me in the woods.

Stay focused, okay?

- You'll do what you have
to when you find him?

(tense music)

- That perhaps no human power

could have relieved our
alcoholism, that God--

- [Group] Could and
would if he were sought.

- Well, I'm sure all of you are aware

that I'm not super into
this support group thing,

but any chance to get
out of the house is cool.

Um, what's even cooler
is our next AA birthday,

which of course, is Bonna,
who has 46 years this month.

Yay, Bonna, yay, happy birthday.

(group clapping)

Happy birthday, Bonna.

(chuckles)

- Thank you.

Okay, we ready to go?

It's hard to believe
that it's been 46 years

since I have had that
last, you know, drink

and that you guys were at that time

just a gleam in your father's eyes

and that I've been lucky
enough to hang in here

and see you guys make, you know,

see how screwed up you can be.

You understand about screwed up, Leo?

I didn't have a drink!

(laughing)

(squeaking)

- Excuse me.

Are you okay?

(tense music)

- Yeah, I just, I'm looking for somebody.

- So, here we are stopped
at this stoplight,

and we're tight as sticks,

and what's parked in front
of us but this big truck

with all these chickens in a
bunch of cages with wooden,

and we decide that we're
gonna get them out,

we give them their freedom.

The poor things are stuck in there.

Everybody's starin' outta the window

and we're breakin' these things

and the chickens are
flying all over the street.

Well, what happened is
that we get them, we get--

(banging)

(tense music)

- Well, at least I
didn't burst into flames.

- Rounds?

- Two dozen, maybe.

- Yeah, same here, maybe less.

I thought I saw you get one of them?

- I did, but I barely got her limpin'.

These girls are fast.

- What the hell's goin' on here?

- Folks, please, get down

beneath the windows in the far back.

- My question you still
haven't answered here,

who are you people?

- Sir, you need to get
below the windows now.

- Leo, sit the hell down.

- [Leo] I'm calling the
sherif on the phone.

- Is that guy drunk?

- No, he's stupid.

- Does anybody here know Jake Gabriel?

- If you mean the former Lawrence Talbot,

yeah, I know Jake Gabriel.

You're the second people
to ask about him today.

- Yeah, well, we won't be the last.

If you see him and he's
changed, don't hesitate.

- Where is Sheriff Harris?

- He's with great-grandpa
Harris, unfortunately.

(suspenseful music)

- What are you doin' to my car?

(growling)

- [Wolf] General Ford,
would you have this battle

out here or there?

Whichever direction you want
the causality status to go.

- I knew there had to be drugs involved.

- That is not drugs.

- Not the shit I used to
smoke, that's for sure.

- Hey, they're some damn
military experiment, aren't they?

You guys are always screwin' around

tryin' to think up some
perfect fighting machine,

but like usual, all you've done

is corrupt the human species,

created some military
monster, it's all your fault.

- [Tony] What happened?

- He was a little to the
left, so I gave him a right.

(tense music)

(growling)

- We're gonna make the break.

You cover the street, 12 to
six, I'll cover from six to 12.

And we'll take it outside
on the street runnin'.

- It's gonna get messy.

- Wait, are you sure you
just saw two out there?

- Yeah.

- Okay, good.

I just thought for a moment
we might be in trouble.

(suspenseful music)

(gun firing)

(groans)

- It's gettin' harder to
aim with these things.

Sarge!

Hoo-ah!

- Tactics, General, flanking the enemy

is one of the most basic.

- Do you know karate, baby?

Because your body be kickin'.

- You know how many soldiers
I saw like you over there

laying on the ground,

looking up at me like
I was their last hope.

But you're not lookin' at
me like that now, are you?

- You wanna make out?

- How do you do it?

How do you have a sense of
humor through all this pain?

I had a two-year-old.

(sullen music)

Fell and hit his knee once,
laughing, not crying, laughing.

Do you think that he
would recognize me now?

Do you think that anybody
would recognize me now?

- Leo, get up now.

- [Leo] What happened?

- [Gail] Get up.

- Did you hit me?

- No, but I thought of it.

- Get up, go!

(groaning)

- Who are they?

- What did I tell ya?

They're aliens.

- Aliens?

(motivational music)

Aliens.

What do you say, woman?

America needs us.

- Let's do it.

- Hey!

Let the jarheads go.

You need to pack up your weird selves

and leave our town right now.

- Looks like we got ourselves
a little militia formin' here.

Insubordination will not be tolerated.

(tense music)

You are looking at the newest,
baddest unit on the block.

- Hey!

There was a farmer who had a dog.

♪ And Bingo was his name-o ♪

- Kick ass time.

(dramatic music)

(growling)

(tense music)

- Let go, I have to find my family.

- Let go of your family.

(gun bangs)
(groans)

(groaning)

(gun bangs)

(gasping)

- Bitch.

(heavy rock music)

(grunting)

(tense music)

- I'll take good care of Erika for ya.

(Jake screaming)

(laughing)

(tense music)

(groaning)

(howling)

(growling)

(suspenseful music)

(screaming)

Forgot how much that hurts.

(growling)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

(tense music)

(suspenseful music)

(growling)

(heavy rock music)

(birds chirping)

(tense music)

(growling)

(gun bangs)

(heavy rock music)

(growling and grunting)

(tense music)

(growling)

- Sudden death.

- Your funeral.

(growling)

(heavy rock music)

(tense music)

Yuck.

- Are you the Men in Black?

- Those pussies, pfft.

- You're gonna need a doctor real quick.

- General, I need a drink.

Just kidding.

- Hey, woman like that could
teach ya a lot about yourself.

(somber music)

(panting)

(water babbling)

(gun clicks)

- You remember that climber
who went to the top of Everest,

almost no oxygen, no food.

He came within inches of dying.

Someone asked him why he
climbed up there to die.

You know what he said?

- Yeah.

He said, I didn't.

I climbed up there to live.

(birds chirping)

- Hey General, you ever
think about retiring,

goin' home to family,

leavin' this to someone
younger and dumber?

- I couldn't find anybody dumber.

Yeah, but I should, I should.

- Yeah, you should.

- I should.

- Hey, who's your five
top bands of the '70s?

(gentle music)

(laughing)

- Lynyrd Skynyrd,
Journey, AC/DC, Foreigner,

and Earth, Wind, and.

♪ Ave ♪

♪ Maria ♪

(sobbing)

- Fire.

♪ Maiden ♪

♪ Mild ♪

♪ Oh, listen to a maiden's prayer ♪

♪ For thou ♪

♪ Canst hear amid the wild ♪

♪ 'Tis thou ♪

♪ 'Tis thou canst save ♪

♪ Amid despair ♪

♪ We slumber safely till the morrow ♪

♪ Though we've by man outcast reviled ♪

♪ Oh maiden ♪

♪ See a maiden's sorrow ♪

♪ Oh mother, hear a suppliant child ♪

♪ Ave ♪

♪ Maria ♪

- Havin' trouble?

Where ya headed, man?

- Tennessee, got a granddaughter to visit.

- That's a mighty fine place.

Been there myself.

♪ Ave ♪

♪ Maria ♪

- [Tony] The true war
begins and ends within.

The real wins and losses
come not from what we can see

but from what we can become as a result,

and because of that,
there will always be a war

that we must all be soldiers in.

(wind whistling)

- Well, have yourself a safe drive, man.

- Thank you.

Have a nice day.

- Thank you.

Thank you very much.

(energetic country music)

("Ride Forever" by Presence)

♪ We're holding onto what we love ♪

♪ We'll never let it go ♪

♪ I've got all my brothers
and my sisters around me ♪

♪ We're here to live the fast life ♪

♪ No one can tell us to slow down ♪

♪ We're turnin' nothin'
into somethin' someday ♪

♪ We will, we will ride forever ♪

♪ Time is all we have, now or never ♪

♪ Trade our lives to come together ♪

♪ We will, we will ride forever ♪

♪ We're takin' all our chances ♪

♪ This is all we know ♪

♪ I've got all the strength I need ♪

♪ With my people behind me ♪

♪ We'll stay as long as we can ♪

♪ No one can tell us to go ♪

♪ Now, we're turnin' nothin'
into somethin' someday ♪

♪ We will, will ride forever ♪

♪ Time is all we have, now or never ♪

♪ Trade our lives to come together ♪

♪ We will, we will ride forever ♪

♪ I can promise you one thing ♪

♪ We won't play by your rules anymore ♪

♪ Anymore ♪

♪ For love this is mine ♪

♪ It's all mine ♪

♪ Everything is mine ♪

♪ It's all mine ♪

♪ We will, we will ride forever ♪

♪ Time is all we have, now or never ♪

♪ Trade our lives to come together ♪

♪ We will, we will ride forever ♪

♪ Now, starting now ♪