All language subtitles for The Expendables Extended Directors Cut English Sub SDH

The Expendables Extended
Directors Cut English Subtitles SDH

(MOTORCYCLES ROARING)

"BARNEY". We are the shadows

and the smoke, we rise.

We are the ghosts that hide

in the night.

(CHATTERING IN SOMALI)

(CHATTERING)

(MEN SHOUTING IN SOMALI)

(BUOY DINGING)

(SHOUTING IN SOMALI)

(MEN GRUNTING)

(SPEAKING BROKEN ENGLISH)

(WHIMPERING)

- Huh?
- (MEN SHOUTING)

(GRUNTING)

(ALL SHOUTING)

- Don't shoot me.
- (SHOUTING IN SOMALI)

Who is that?

BARNEY: There's your money.
Release the hostages.

How much in there?

- BARNEY: Three.
- You're too late. We want $5 million, eh.

Fuck, it's humid!

BARNEY: Last chance!

Take it or leave it.

All at ease!

(LAUGHS)

Take a seat, Gunner.

Hey, you're all
cannon and no balls!

We want the money now!

- Warning shot.
- No!

A little low.

(MAN SHOUTING IN SOMALI)

BARNEY: Lights out!

I'll kill him! I
swear I'll kill him!

If I were you, I'd take
this opportunity to leave.

What's your call? You stayin'?

(SCOFFS)

Yeah, we tried.

I'll kill them
all! I don't care.

There's more fools in this world
than people. So back off, cuz.

You back off! Huh?

You know, you're gonna be dead
anyway. So I'm gonna shut up.

Last chance. Let the hostages go

or you're out of there.

Bring the money here to
me. (SPEAKING SOMALI)

I need the money myself.

I'll take the four on the left.

Oh, here we go.

Why don't you take the two on the
right and leave the rest alone?

I'll kill them all!

You should take the two on the
right. You're not that fast anymore.

The only thing
faster is lightning.

"Light!" Get original!

Bullets go faster than blades.

We'll see.

Bring the money here! Now!

You want the money?

Go get it.

Kill them!

- I call that a tie.
- Come on, keep dreaming.

A little compassion, folks.

You know, I don't think
you hit one of them.

I don't see any
knives, actually.

Three million doesn't
buy much nowadays.

How are you guys doing?

- What the hell is he doing?
- Hanging a pirate.

Don't be ridiculous.

Gunner! What are you doing?

Hanging a pirate!

- That is seriously demented.
- This is no good.

Not that you'd feel it, but put
one in Speed Racer's shoulder.

- You're on your own.
- Appreciate it.

It's good to have friends.

- Gunner.
- Yeah?

This isn't how we
work. Let him go.

Why? He'd do it to us.

You know what you're doing
is a little crazy, right?

That's his problem.

It's your problem, too.
It's a little sick.

Hey, don't touch my money.

Gunner, last chance.

Let him go or we're
letting you go.

It's good to hang pirates.
Old Viking custom.

It isn't an old
Viking custom at all.

(GRUNTING)

We don't kill like that.

Yeah? Not polite enough?

(GUN CLICKS)

- Let him go, Gunner.
- How are you doing, Barney?

Pretty good.

My partner here kicked me
with steel-tipped boots.

- Can you believe that?
- You deserved it.

I think I'll need stitches.

Maybe.

- I hate stitches.
- Everyone does.

Let him go, Gunner.

Let him go?

Let him go.

- Think he's cool?
- Go.

Gunner, you cool?

Yeah.

No, keep it.

You appreciate a good blade.

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

(RINGS DOORBELL)

LACY: Coming!

Who is it?

Someday you'll find a man who'll
be happy just to watch you sleep.

Hi. I didn't know you were back.

- Hey, babe.
- (CHUCKLES)

Yeah, I just arrived.

- Hey.
- You look great.

I wish you would have called.

I've never been a good caller.

I haven't heard from
you in over a month.

Really? Time flies, huh?

Won't happen again! Sorry.

But I do have a surprise.

Rose-flavored. Your favorite.

And I did have something
else for you.

It's something I
picked up from Burma.

It's a ruby.

It's a good color, but it's
hard to see in this light.

This kind of looked a little shinier
when I bought it in the shop, you know?

MAN: Lace, everything all right?

- Yeah.
- Who is he?

(STUTTERING) He's a friend.

Kind of late. You got a name?

Friend. She just told you.

Lee, come on.

Don't leave like this.
Lee, I'm sorry.

CHRISTMAS: I thought things
were good between us.

I felt like you never cared about getting
in my life or letting me into yours.

- Stop.
- Yeah, sure I did.

No. Not the way two people who
are serious about each other do.

I have known you for
over a year and a half,

and I don't even know
what you do for a living.

What's it matter? When I'm here,
I'm with you. That matters.

That matters, but when you're
here, you're not really here.

Okay? You don't talk to me.
You don't open up to me.

I have no idea what
you're feeling.

You bring me presents. They're
beautiful presents but I want you!

You're a good man.
I love you, but...

- Lace!
- I hate his voice.

- Did you say something?
- Don't let him come down here.

Did you say something?

- Do not let...
- Paul, just give me a second, okay?

Lee, I'm sorry.

Please tell me you
understand what I'm saying.

- You have to understand.
- I understand.

- You take care.
- Take care.

(ENGINE STARTS)

He's no good, Lace.

(ENGINE REVVING)

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

(ENGINE STOPS)

Hey, brother, don't
you ever sleep?

Ah.

This is my friend...

What's your name again, baby?

- Cheyenne.
- Cheyenne.

Cheyenne, Arapaho,
Cherokee, Pawnee.

(CHEYENNE CHUCKLES)

You want a drink?

I'm good.

Why don't you run upstairs

and get me one of them super-duper
six-olive martinis, baby?

- Anything for you, baby.
- You got it.

Whoo!

- Got a crush on me.
- Like the last 50.

Hey, brother, who's counting?

- Damn, you look good.
- Look at you.

You look like a goddamn cold
piece of steel, brother.

Yeah, well. Okay, my friend,
let's finish this bird up.

TOOL: Well, let's do it, bro. It's taken you
a couple of years to do a couple of letters.

We had to get rid of Gunner.

Well, he went Crankenstein on your
ass. You got to cut him loose.

You wanna fill in?

Let me tell you something.

Remember where we was last time?

Where were we? We were ass-deep
in that mud and blood.

- Nigeria.
- Yeah, your hand was all shot to shit.

You were bleeding all over the
place, and I was bleeding,

and you know what I
did? I promised myself,

(TATTOO MACHINE WHIRRING)

I don't wanna die all alone, full
of holes in the mud and blood.

I'm gonna die with something that
counts. I'm gonna die with a woman.

I wanna die with someone who
cares about me, you know.

I don't wanna die for a woman.

I wanna die laying next to a
woman. That's what I want.

(MOTORCYCLES APPROACHING)

- it's Christmastime.
- Yeah, I can smell him from here.

Mr. Christmas. How
you doing, brother?

I'm good, Tool.

TOOL: How's the missus?

Yeah, all good.

Oh, good.

So, take a look.
What do you think?

It still looks like
a black chicken.

Black chicken?

Oh, man. It's good to see
you, brother. Miss you.

You're looking very beige
tonight. What's up?

The usual.

- All good?
- Yeah.

TOOL: I got a great idea.

Why don't you let me
doodle, like, a...

Charlotte's web on your head?
On the top of your head.

You know, something different,
something exciting.

'Cause you got one of them
perfectly-shaped domed, muscular heads.

I could put a web on
the top of the head.

Maybe a pregnant Charlotte
coming out of your ear,

peeking around, making sure
them bugs don't come inside.

Her long leg dangling
down your neck.

- Yeah. Sexy, right?
- Very sexy.

He looks thrilled.

Well. Okay, I'll tell you what. I'm
feeling a little lucky tonight.

I'm feeling very accurate.

- Another time. Come on.
- Come on, take him on.

Come on, Christmas.
Bring it, baby.

Don't encourage him, please.

He never beat you in your life.

Come on, Christmas, no
disgrace in losing.

Oh.

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

Yes?

TOOL: Hmm. Yeah.

Okay.

Well, I got three
pieces of work.

Two a walk in the park,
and one to hell and back.

- I need some time alone.
- Hey, cheer up. Make the meeting.

(SOLDIERS SHOUTING IN SPANISH)

(GRUNTING)

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

(WHIMPERING)

(GENERAL SPEAKING SPANISH)

(PRISONER SPEAKING SPANISH)

(GUNSHOT)

(PRISONERS CRYING)

Now we can see inside of him.

And I see lies.

He wasn't stealing from you.
He was stealing from us both.

(PATTING)

You want your apes'
respect? Snuff those two.

BARNEY: Let's just
keep it simple.

If the money's right, we
don't care where the job is.

- Got it?
- MR. CHURCH: Let's quit jerking off,

get down to business,
see who's hungry.

I know your real name's
probably not Barney Ross.

You don't need to know my name.

The only thing you need to know is
the job's real and the money's real.

But since we're in
this nice place,

you might as well just
call me Mr. Church.

Okay, Church. What
can I do for you?

In a minute. I'm still
waiting for one more guy.

Who?

(SIGHS)

MR. CHURCH: You know him?

Yeah, we used to be on
the same team together.

What's my oldest, worst
friend doing here?

Both of your names came
to the top of the list.

- Is that a problem?
- Yeah.

Should've shot him
when I had the chance.

Big Barney Ross.

Bigger Trench mouse.

- What are you doing? Praying for work?
- Could be.

Have you been sick?

- You've lost weight.
- Really?

Whatever weight I
lost, you found, pal.

(CHUCKLES)

You guys aren't gonna start sucking
each other's dicks, are you?

(LAUGHS)

Let's get down to business,
see who wants the work.

You ever hear of an
island called Vilena?

- No.
- Yeah.

It's a little
island in the Gulf.

That's right.

- You should read more.
- Thanks.

There are resources on that island
that my people are very interested in.

But a general by the name of Garza has
overthrown the half-ass government.

MR. CHURCH: That's right.

My people are having a problem
with this fanatic Garza.

- So you want Garza gone?
- I want him dead.

All it takes is a little army.

Only an idiot would do this job.

- How much?
- Oh, like I said.

I'm busy anyway, so give
this job to my friend here.

He loves playing in the jungle.

- Right?
- Right.

Hey, why don't we have dinner?

Sure. When?

- In a thousand years.
- Too soon.

- What's his fucking problem?
- He wants to be president.

I got to recon
this island first.

I'll have a contact for
you on the island.

Good riddance.

I got a feeling everyone
else has passed on this job,

so our fee is $5 mil.

- $5 mil?
- And I want half upfront,

and the other half in
an offshore account.

- You got a problem with that?
- No.

What I have a problem with is
people who try to fuck me over.

So if you take this money
and you don't deliver,

me and my people

are gonna come get
you and your people

and chop you up into
little fucking dog treats.

You got a problem with that?

Let's talk.

Whoever stood you up sounds bad.

Yeah, but it will pay good.

Yeah, well, money aside.
What happened to your code?

What code's that?

"The target has to deserve it."

That was canceled due
to lack of interest.

- You're dark. Dark and cold.
- You noticed.

- And I ain't buying into that, by the way.
- You will.

Stick around, young
man, you will.

GUNNER: Vilena.

Next job?

They got work there?

Come on.

You know you shouldn't
be here, Gunner.

Don't replace me.

I'm good.

I'm still good.

You're still using.

I can't trust you anymore, man.

- You can't trust me?
- Hmm.

You can't trust me?

I can't.

You can't trust me?

Be careful.

You threatening me, Gunner?

Nah, I'm a nice guy.

(BUTTON CLICKS)

BARNEY: So, going over the
info this guy Church gave me,

there's probably about 6,000
people on the island.

(MACHINE WHIRRING)

How many soldiers?

Maybe a couple of hundred.

(WHIRRING STOPS)

it wouldn't take much more than
that to control a space that small.

You do know that.

Great, they've got a small army.

What do we got?

Four and a half men.

That smells disgusting.

Disgusting? Chicken
gumbo is bad,

but eating on rats and gorilla
nipples, that's delicious?

(CHUCKLES)

- Not so funny.
- Ooh.

- I need a raise.
- Why?

I need more money for my son.

I want to send him
to a better school.

- Did Yin Yang get a family?
- I have no idea.

You don't ask, I don't tell.

Anyway, the pay share
stays the same.

That's the way it's gonna be.

Now the target on this island
is a guy named General Garza.

- What's the problem?
- Who gives a shit what the problem is?

We got enough problems
right here of our own.

We don't get rid of those first,
they're gonna get rid of us.

Toll Road, when was the last
time you saw your analyst?

- This morning.
- Yeah? What'd you talk about?

Avoidant personality disorder.

You think too much.

You know, Toll Road, you're a great guy,
a little fucked up, no doubt about it,

and you're always gonna have
unusual problems, right?

- Yeah.
- You're talking about my ear.

Come on. Don't start
with the ear again.

- Not the ear story.
- The ear story, not again.

- We all know the ear story.
- We don't want to hear the ear story.

- We all know I wrestled in college.
- Right.

A common injury associated with that
sport is trauma to the ear, a clot.

Which, if left unattended, causes
a contraction in the cartilage

and forms cauliflower ears.

My college roommate used to bring up
my ear configuration all the time.

Parties, social
events, you name it.

That didn't really bother me all that
much because he's usually bragging about

how my ears are a
badge of courage.

- Made me a little less self-conscious.
- Of course it would.

But that was short-lived.

One morning, during spring break, I
hear him on the phone, bagging on me,

talking about my "queer ear."

You see something funny?

Sorry, go ahead.

So I realize I'd become the brunt of a joke
simply because I look a little bit different.

So I decided to
educate my roommate

on the common decency that should be
afforded people who look a little different.

I smashed him upside
his goddamn head!

Several times.

Until he had a little cluster
of cauliflower all his own.

- And your point is?
- It ain't easy being green.

The fuck you think
I'm talking about?

Anyway, me and Christmas are
gonna head down to Vilena

and scout the island to see
if we should take the job.

How much we get paid? I need
more money for my family.

What fucking family are
you talking about?

My family.

You know, don't ask.

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

BARNEY: Listen, that
girl wasn't your type.

Her loss, right?

I should have broke
that bastard's jaw.

Maybe you were lucky. He
could have broke yours.

- Impossible.
- You know, Christmas, I understand,

but let's just say you were
with her for a couple of hours,

and it's nice, and
it's hot and heavy,

but after that, think about it.

What do you do for
the rest of the day?

She probably did you a favor.

Now you have more time to
feel sorry for yourself.

You're a bleak bastard.

(LAUGHS)

Morning. Morning.

(WHIRRING)

Morning! Speak English?

Big plane, huh?

Yeah, we use it to
transport injured animals.

- Why are you here?
- Ornithologists.

We're photographing
exotic birds.

You're nervous?

Nervous?

No. Why?

You just look nervous.

I'm not nervous.
Do I look nervous?

Your skin looks a little dry.

That's because of the altitude.

Well, it's not the altitude. You fly
with the window open all the time.

- Dehydration.
- Yeah, it is dehydration.

But there's ways to get around that. There's
new skin, it's like stem cell research.

You are looking handsome.
Don't worry about it.

- You're jealous?
- I'm a little jealous. Yeah.

You're younger. You have
youth on your side.

Overall, I'm happy to
be myself. Are you?

- So you're done.
- Done.

- Good to know you.
- Good to know you.

Yeah, we do this all the time.

We kid ourselves. That's how
we stay awake on the plane.

I'm the only one who stays
awake on the plane.

- He's always sleeping.
- Yeah, you're right.

(CHILDREN PLAYING)

(CHATTERING IN SPANISH)

- What's the address?
- Yeah, it's in my head.

Do you wanna share it?

It's the Gloria Cantina.

So actually, Cantina
Gloria in Spanish.

Spanish. Who are you, Zorro?

- Army.
- (TRUCK HONKING)

- Shit.
- Come on.

In there.

(HONKING)

(PEOPLE SHOUTING)

(TRUCK HONKING)

(PEOPLE SCREAMING)

- You rolling?
- No, I'm on holiday.

You, you, move the truck!

Get the suit. Tighten
up on the suit.

CHRISTMAS: Got him.

Look at these clowns,
hand-picked monkeys.

(INSTRUCTING TO MOVE IN SPANISH)

What's wrong with this picture?

Everything.

Let's get out of here.

CHRISTMAS: No, that's
the point, you know.

You think you know someone,
and you truly do not.

BARNEY: Aren't you the guy who said,
"The man who best gets along with women

"is the man who can get
along without them"?

No, no. You're so not listening.

I'm talking about when you give
all the control to the woman.

- You relinquish the power.
- Right.

- You give it all to the girl.
- Right.

Right at that very moment is the time
that she will tear out your heart.

She'll screw the milkman, she'll
get pregnant with a stranger.

I'm telling you, it's
exactly what's happening

and it's repeating itself
every relationship I have.

It's the same.

BARNEY: Truthfully,
she wasn't your type.

- Well, I wasn't finished.
- Look, enjoy your freedom.

- Yeah, you wait till it happens to you.
- It has.

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

Contact's late.

All right, let's go.

Chill.

One of the nuts has legs.

I hate this outfit.
I hate this hat.

Take it off.

Have you ever been rejected?

Would you be sad if I was dead?

You're really pushing the boundaries
of our relationship, you know that?

- Is that the contact?
- Could be.

Too bad she's so homely.

Stay focused.

Are you the contact?

I'm Sandra.

What are your names?

Buda, Pest.

Follow me, please.

BARNEY: Buda and Pest? Nice.

Did you do all these?

Yes. Take one.

A gift.

I don't take free gifts.

- How much you want for it?
- Nothing.

Taking money for
something is not a gift.

Taking nothing for something is.

CHRISTMAS: Is it like
this all the time?

SANDRA: This place was
a beautiful place.

Then one day, they came with money,
and General Garza sold his soul.

And people who fight
back are killed.

You said "they" came with money.

Who's "they"?

Some Americans.
That's all I know.

But someday all of
this will change back.

You really believe that?

Yes.

You have a family, Sandra?

My mother, when I was
little, she died.

And my father, he's gone, too.

Do you?

- Me?
- Yes.

He has a truck and a seaplane.

Sandra, how close can
you get to the palace?

The palace? Why?

We just wanna check
out the view.

There is no view.

Why don't we just go
there anyway, okay?

Where is my grove?

Where is your manpower?

Do you know how long it takes
for a coca field to produce?

Of course you don't.
Let me tell you.

We are eight weeks
behind schedule.

Kick your peasants'
asses. Get me my product.

When you talk like this to me in
front of my men, it's no good.

I am your lifeline.

I am the one who coordinates
all this confusion.

I am making you rich.

And being wealthy is very good.

It allows people to be the real ass
wipes nature intended them to be.

Sometimes things are just
not worth the money.

Sure they are.

CHRISTMAS: Sandra, I was wondering
about something you were saying.

- From a female point of view...
- What are you doing?

Conversing. Look it
up. Out of curiosity,

you ever have a person you liked
disrespect you in a bad way?

Dis...

I'm not sure what the Spanish
is for "disrespect."

Come on. Why don't
you man up? Jesus!

She wasn't your type.

Why don't you just keep
saying, "She wasn't my type?"

So I could put a bullet
in your bleak brain!

Look who I'm talking to.
Dracula's life coach.

No wonder you're alone.

Sandra, are we close?

It's just over there.

- Pull over, please.
- Yeah, really.

- Where is he going?
- I'm glad you asked.

Well, I suppose you could say

we like to look at the world
from different views.

You... You got a black heart.

She wasn't your type.

We should get going.

He's very emotional.

(HELICOPTER IN DISTANCE)

(HELICOPTER APPROACHING)

SANDRA: What are
you looking for?

Sandra, how do I know
you're not setting us up?

What does "setting us up" mean?

You don't look like the kind of person
that we deal with all the time.

How did you get
involved in this?

An American came here.

He asked my friend to show you around.
He was afraid, so he asked me to.

And you're not afraid?

I'm afraid.

But he said maybe you
can help Vilena.

I don't think so.

Why not?

To get this place going again,

you have to rip the guts out of
it and start from the ground up

and even I don't think
that's worth the money,

so if I were you, I'd
leave. Just leave.

You should leave.

(GUNSHOTS)

(MEN SHOUTING)

Don't say anything. Let me talk.

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

- (SCREAMS)
- (EXCLAIMS)

(GROANS)

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

(SCREAMS)

Run!

(SCREAMING)

- Get her.
- Got it.

(BOTH SPEAKING SPANISH)

- (GROANING)
- (GASPS)

Are you crazy?

- You could have killed me!
- You're welcome.

What?

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

All right, speed it
up. We're on the way.

If we get out of here,
it's a miracle.

- She's coming with us, right?
- She'd better.

- How can we leave?
- We got a plane.

- No, I can't leave.
- Yeah, well, you don't have a choice.

- Yes, I do.
- Yeah? They'll find you in an hour.

- Maybe, but I'm staying.
- Staying for what? There's nothing here.

Not to you.

Look, if you stay, then you're
dead. She's leaving with us.

(NEIGHING)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

- I got the guys inside.
- Give me a 60-second lead.

- You got it. Go, go, go!
- Come on.

Get in.

- Get in.
- No.

- Get in.
- No, no, I can't.

- Let's go.
- I can't. I belong here.

- There's no time.
- Go, you go.

Please, go.

Shit.

(ENGINES START)

Hey!

You look nervous.

(HONKING)

Come on!

Come on!

Run, you bastard!

(GRUNTING)

- Where's the girl?
- Gone. She wouldn't leave.

Wouldn't leave?

Why the hell would
anybody wanna stay?

The hell...

The hell With it.

- Climb, baby, climb.
- Come on, baby.

God damn it.

- Going back?
- Yeah.

- Fry and die.
- Fry and die. Let's do it.

(MACHINE GUN RATTLING)

(ALL SHOUTING)

What are they doing?

Yes!

Great job.

That was a statement!

How did two obvious professionals pass
right through security personnel,

kill 41 soldiers and get away?

With help, that's how.

Everything's under control,
except one detail,

a daughter who wants her father
and company dead and gone.

Bad Shakespeare.

Somehow the company
parasites got to her.

Look, she's your daughter,
and that's tragic.

But blood or not, she goes.

Call it the price
of doing business.

You don't kill your familia.

Come around my house
during the holidays, pal.

Nice bird.

First of all, I don't
feel comfortable

talking business with a
giant carrying a shotgun.

Pretty boy wouldn't give it up.

Not if you wanna
know where they are.

What do you know?

I used to be one of them.

Why are you turning on them?

Lovers' quarrel.

We settle on 50.

No, math whiz.

We settle on 100 grand,
upfront, in my pocket.

The guy thinks he's
a real bad ass.

Actually, I'm a horror show.

This geezer's a bloody joke.

Life's a joke, gum-chew.

I've been standing in a space about
the size of your mouth for six hours.

If you don't want that Fu Manchu
knocked back into the '60s,

you'd better keep your gum-chewing
trap shut and show some respect!

Hey.

Need a facelift, pretty boy?

Bring it.

Back off, Paine.

I'm gonna kill him.

We need him.

Back off!

BARNEY: Here's what I
think is happening.

This guy who calls himself Church
is really a front for the CIA.

YANG: So we're working
for the agency?

BARNEY: Yeah. Church hired
us to take out the General,

but the real target's
this guy, James Munroe.

He used to be with the
agency, but got greedy,

went rogue and teamed
up with the General

to keep the whole drug
operation for themselves.

And that's a big cash loss.

But Church and the agency can't
afford to send in the Navy SEALs

or the Special Forces to
take out one of their own.

That'd be a bad headline, so
they hire us to kill him.

And they're back in business.

CHRISTMAS: And we're taken out.
BARNEY: Nobody's gonna miss us.

YANG: Is it still $5 million? BARNEY:
You'd never live to spend it.

I'm telling Church
the deal's off.

Sound about right?

CHRISTMAS: That's about right.

YANG: I agree.

You still got the helmet?

Where is he?

(ENGINE REVVING)

- Who the hell is that?
- Some punk.

- Don't worry about it.
- We got your back.

MAN: If he comes over
here, we'll bust his ass.

What do you want?

Your life.

I was thinking about taking it.

Is that right?

But I don't do so well in tight spaces,
so going to prison worries me.

You shouldn't have
bruised her face.

Really?

I would have liked to have
kept it the way it was.

Keep the bitch, 'cause
I'm done with it.

(GROANING)

(MEN GROANING)

(GROANS)

Lee.

(HISSING)

(WHIMPERING)

Next time, I'll deflate
all your balls, friend.

(ENGINE STARTS)

Now you know what I
do for a living.

I'm not perfect, but you
should have waited.

I was worth it.

(ENGINE REVVING)

(MEN SHOUTING)

(GUNS FIRING)

(PEOPLE SCREAMING)

Where is she?

So your daughter paints, too?

This is how it starts!

There's nothing here. Let's go.

Or how it ends!

(SCREAMING CONTINUES)

(MUTTERING)

What's the matter, Barney?
Don't you ever sleep?

No. What happened
to your girlfriend?

(LAUGHING) Another one
bites the dust, brother.

I was gonna paint this for her, and
you know what? I'm gonna finish it.

Then I'm just gonna smash
the shit out of it.

You wanna be alone?

Not really. So, what's up?

On this island, there
was this girl.

There usually are.

You know, she showed us around.
She was the target's daughter.

And when she had a chance
to leave, she didn't do it.

She had some guts.

Why can't I get that
out of my mind?

Hmm.

You know, she stands
for something.

You know, man, we
don't stand for shit.

We used to, but that dried all up,
like this is gonna dry all up.

This here paint is gonna dry.

What dried up?

Hmm.

Just belief, man. Just
the belief in the soul,

just, I don't know, the
human parts, brother.

You remember that time
we was up in Bosnia?

We took down them Serb bad boys.

All our guys were getting
chopped up all around us,

and there was blood everywhere.

I never thought I was gonna
make it out of there,

- and I know you didn't, either.
- Yeah.

Kind of feeling like
dead, too, you know?

My head's all a
very black place.

I don't believe in shit.

Just goddamn Dracula black.

I remember I got this bottle of the local
shit they have over there, that Slivovitz.

I don't know, I think
that's what it was called.

And I ain't feeling no pain now.

And I'd come up on this...

I'd come up on this old wooden
bridge, and I see this...

I see this...

I see this woman standing
there, you know? And she's...

(SIGHS)

I stepped out, and she saw me,

and she's just looking right in my eyes,
and I was looking right in her eyes.

I knew what she was gonna do.

She looked at me, and I
knew she was gonna jump.

You know what I did, man?

I just turned around and I kept
walking, until I heard that splash.

(CLEARS THROAT)
Then she was gone.

And after taking all them lives,

here was one that I could
have saved, but I didn't.

And what I realized
later on was,

if I had saved that
woman, I might have,

I don't know, saved what was
left of my soul, you know?

(GLASS CLINKS)

(DOOR CLAN KING)

Sandra,

short for Alexsandra, which is
Latin for "Defender of mankind,"

and, bingo, here you are.

Now that's synergy.

You're not following that.

And I know you're probably not,
illiteracy being 98% in your country.

Try following this.

A very wise dead man once told me that
a real man never strikes a woman.

You push some if you have to,
but you never strike them.

This man, however, does not
share that moral dilemma.

So the question, Sandra, why
were the Americans here?

(YELLING)

(GLASS SHATTERS)

(GARZA SPEAKING SPANISH)

(DOOR OPENS)

(SHOUTING IN SPANISH)

MAN: Don't fight back.

Just relax.

(GAGGING)

(COUGHING)

(GASPING)

Again, what did the
Americans tell you?

Who were they after?

Continue.

You wanted answers.

Not like that!

Whatever you say.

- I'm going back to Vilena.
- Yeah? Something change?

- What's the plan?
- There is no plan.

- Wait, wait, wait. We need a strategy.
- I'm going. You're not.

- What?
- I said I'm going. You guys aren't.

- What are you, out of your mind?
- It's personal business.

- You don't owe that woman nothing.
- I didn't say I did.

You want to kill yourself?
Go ahead, fine. Your call.

Listen, I don't want to kill myself.
You guys, take care. I got to do this.

- Hey, hey, hey.
- What?

Don't lay this guilt crap
on us. We don't deserve it.

This is my choice. There's no
guilt. There's no guilt. Take care.

Yeah, fuck it. His choice. Yeah.

(ENGINE STARTS)

I said I'm going alone.

I'm going, too.

Come on, Yang, get the hell out.

Just drive.

Don't lose your nerve.

Don't talk to me, cockroach.

So, why are you doing this?

Friends die together.

Hey. Give me the good
luck ring. Come on.

Don't make me hurt
you, Yang. Come on.

- Speed better than luck.
- Whatever.

It's difficult.

What is?

My life is difficult.
I need more money.

Why is that?

- I work harder than the rest.
- No, you don't.

Yes, I do. Because they're taller,
everything is harder for me.

When I get hurt, the wound is
bigger because I'm smaller.

When I travel, I
need to go farther.

I know, 'cause you're
smaller, right?

Yes.

My life is harder
than you think.

- I need more money.
- I know. You told me.

For your family, right?

I don't have family.

I know.

Maybe one day I will.

- (TIRES SCREECHING)
- Down!

(ENGINE ROARING)

- Get out there!
- Why me?

Because you're smaller.

(HORN BLARING)

Oops.

Do that again, I'll kill you!

(HORN BLARING)

(SCREECHING)

Gunner!

Come on, Gunner.

Man's good.

What are you doing?
You're dead, junkie!

Insect

Bail!

Shit!

(GRUNTING)

(GRUNTS)

Yang!

Come out, come out,
wherever you are!

It's over!

Let's talk about this.
I forgive you, Yang!

That almost hurt.

Back off!

What do you wear, size
three? Bring it, happy feet.

(YELLS)

(CHUCKLES) Come on, bring it!

(GROANS)

(MECHANISM HISSING)

(GRUNTS)

Size matters.

Gunner!

Hello, karma!

(GROANS)

Shit!

(COUGHING)

You shot me.

Hey, don't say that. You
were gonna kill him.

No, I was just gonna scare him.

Don't say that. You never liked
him. You were gonna kill him.

That's true. (CHUCKLES)

Am I dying?

The shot's a couple of
inches above your heart.

Gunner, who sent
you? Who hired you?

Who cares?

Who cares? I care.

Don't go out a total asshole.
For once, cooperate.

Who sent you? Who hired you?
Tell me. Let me make it right.

Bury me right.

And I want a Viking funeral.

You mean where they put you in a
boat and set you on fire, Viking?

- That's right!
- You're not a Viking.

So what? Who cares?

If that's what you
want, you got it.

Who sent you? ls the
girl still alive?

Come closer.

You know, it's not easy
being your friend.

That's true.

Man, we'll die with you. Just
don't ask us to do it twice.

I know the layout. I'll tell
you about it on the way.

What the hell happened to you?

It's too sad to talk about it.

CHRISTMAS: Let's fly.

You know, the enemy's always
been terrified of noise,

especially shotguns.

With this big boy spitting
out 250 rounds a minute,

you tell me who's
tolerating that.

You know what? I trust you.

I want you to meet
my girlfriend.

Omya Kaboom.

When Omya's prime is struck,

she gets off a miniature
warhead that arms itself.

And when that happens, anything
that gets in my lady's way

becomes instant red
sauce and Jell-O.

And if that doesn't work,

her sister will.

So let me get this right. Gunner
tries to kill you, you shoot him

and, at death's door, he
gives you the whole layout?

Something like that.

But I had to promise him
this Viking funeral.

You know, where you have to
spread the ashes over the ocean.

What a way to poison
about a thousand whales.

At least.

Listen, we owe the big
bastard a send-off.

- I would have win.
- I know you would have win.

(SINGING) Mumbo jumbo,
hoodoo lady, hoodoo

Mumbo jumbo, hoodoo lady, hoodoo

Mumbo jumbo, hoodoo lady, hoodoo

Boom-lay, boom-lay,
boom-lay, boom!

More like a million whales.

(BOTH LAUGH)

(SOLDIERS SHOUTING IN SPANISH)

It's 3:36. We have 20 minutes
to take this place down.

I'll take the cellar.

We've got company.

I got him. You guys take off.

(SOLDIER GRUNTS)

ls there a reason you've taken the
soldiers this man has trained

and made them look like fools?

GARZA: They look like warriors.

Warriors loyal to me.

I thought the people of Vilena hired
these mercenaries to kill me.

But then I think maybe this is your
plan, because you cannot control me.

And torturing Sandra
works for you.

You want to kill her
to make me suffer.

A man can never kill a child.

But you can.

You're losing your mind.

You do not control me!

Bring Sandra here.

Bring her now or
I will kill you.

Go get her.

(SOLDIER GRUNTING)

(BLADE RINGS)

(LOUD SLICE)

(PANTING)

(GRUNTING)

(NECK SNAPS)

(BLADE RINGS)

(GASPS)

(SOLDIERS SPEAKING SPANISH)

(SCREAMS)

(CONTINUES SPEAKING IN SPANISH)

(SHOUTING IN SPANISH)

- (SIZZLING)
- (SANDRA SCREAMING)

(SANDRA SHOUTING IN SPANISH)

- (HYSTERICALLY) No, no.
- Sandra, Sandra, it's me. Sandra.

Hey, it's me, it's
me. Sandra, it's me.

It's me. It's me. It's okay.

Nobody's gonna hurt
you, all right?

(WHISPERING) How are you here?

I just am.

(WHIMPERING)

- Can you move?
- Yes.

Okay.

Yeah, okay. All right, let's go.

(SANDRA SHRIEKS)

(YELLING IN SPANISH)

- Get off.
- MAN: Let's see what you got here.

Nice.

Goddamn.

I'm having these babies, seeing as
you ain't gonna need them anymore.

PAINE: All right, I'm gonna
ask you a few questions.

You're gonna give me answers.

If they're not the right
answers, you will die.

Why are you here?

Bird watching.

Bird watching.

SANDRA: Stop him!

- This is not his fight. It's mine.
- Get her out of here.

(SHOUTING IN SPANISH)

Seal the building.

You're a real tough
guy, aren't you?

What?

(GROANS)

Time's up.

- Where's Barney?
- What's the call?

We can't find him in 10 minutes,

we're going out the
same way we came in.

- No way.
- That's what he'd want.

Ten minutes! Let's go.

Hi. What's your name?

- You having fun yet, mate?
- Yeah, not bad.

Personally, I'm
glad you came back.

Yeah?

Get him up.

(GROANS)

Stand him up.

You know, if you didn't
have this Kevlar vest,

your insides are gonna
be like fucking mush.

Well, ain't that sad?

You know, you're a lucky man.

You're the lucky man.

No, no, you're a lucky man.

- He told me to keep you conscious.
- Did he?

(PANTING) All right. All right.

Now this is your last time.

You give me the right answer,
and I'll cut you a break.

If you give me the wrong answer,
you will die a damn slow death.

Do you understand me?

- Do you understand me?
- Yep.

- Who sent you?
- Can't breathe.

Loosen up.

Who sent you?

Your hairdresser.

(COUGHING)

(SCREAMING)

(GRUNTING)

You're good.

(SCREAMING)

Go, we gotta go!

Come on.

Shit!

(GUN FIRING)

Remember this shit at Christmas!

Damn, that thing's loud.

- What happened to you?
- I got my ass kicked.

Damn, that stings!

Suck it up!

Come on. Get my rifle. Let's go.

What's this?

Everything bad that has
happened, you bring.

Take your money!

I only see death with
you. Take it all and go.

I'm not going anywhere.

You are done here.

You can't succeed without me.

I am the leader.

You're a puppet in a hat.

(SHOUTS IN SPANISH)

No.

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

Now!

(RAID SIRENS BLARING)

Get back.

This shit's getting old.

SOLDER ON LOUDSPEAKER:
Throw down your weapons.

There's no way out.

- Your lucky ring stinks.
- I know.

- Let's backtrack.
- The building's rigged.

It's the only way out.

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

Chopper's ready in five minutes.

We're not leaving yet.

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

- What's he saying?
- He said we're dead with an accent.

We ain't dead.

- Blow the building.
- Not yet.

We will kill this
American disease.

(SANDRA SCREAMING)

(SOLDIER SPEAKING SPANISH)

Blow the building!

She's still in there!

The money!

Blow it!

Blow it!

She's out. Blow the
fucking building!

(SOLDIERS CLAMORING)

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

I'm out!

(HELICOPTER BLADES WHIRRING)

Let's go. Come on.

BARNEY: Cut Munroe off!

(SCREAMING)

(GRUNTING)

Come on!

(PAINE SCREAMING)

Hey!

- Thing's too heavy.
- Give me it.

- What do you want me to do?
- Throw it as hard as you can.

(ROARING)

- Blow the dump.
- Got it!

(PANTING)

Munroe!

Drop the weapons, or I'll put
a bullet through her eye.

Don't test me.

(SCREAMING)

No, no, no.

Shut up or I'll kill you.

(GROANING)

The agency parasites
hired you, didn't they?

I'd have paid you twice
as much to go fishing.

You'd have to think I'm
pretty freaking stupid

to surrender to the agency.

Why would I do that? I created
this. I made it all happen.

And then they wanted me out. Why?
Because I saw the big picture.

Unlike people like her
father, you, the agency,

you see life through
a freaking keyhole

because you let emotions
cloud your judgment.

Emotions are the cancer
of the intellect!

Stop walking.

And what about me and
you? We're both the same.

We're both mercenaries.
We're both dead inside.

So why the hell did
you come after me?

I didn't come after you,
dipshit. I came for her!

- You okay?
- Yeah.

Call it a tie.

Yeah, I guess so.

You know, you're not
as fast as you think.

I'm beginning to sense that.

(BOTH CHUCKLING)

The second account number's mine. It'll
help get things going around here.

No, I can't. You've
done so much.

Yeah, well, so have you. A
gift for a gift. You take it.

- Will you come back?
- I promise I'll always be around.

Take care.

What?

Truthfully?

Yeah?

I never really thought
she was your type.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

(MEN CHEERING)

(MEN LAUGHING)

TOOL: All right,
baby. All right.

Come on, let's see what you got.

Oh! Oh!

TOOL: That's my boy!

(ALL CHEERING)

Go south!

Oh! Oh!

You lost! You lost!

Whoo!

So you're back from the
dead. How you healing?

Good, considering you
could have killed me.

I forgive you.

Okay.

I would have win.

Never.

Hey, Gunner.

Whatever doesn't kill you makes
you stronger, brother. Therapy.

- What's he saying?
- He said try therapy.

Man's got a point.

(LAUGHING)

You know what?

I'm gonna do you a favor, Tool.

"I once knew a man
called Tool..."

I love poetry.

"To me, was the epitome of cool"

(LAUGHS)

CHRISTMAS: "He was
good with a knife"

"Bad With a Wife..."

That hurts.

"But to think he could beat me"

"Dreaming he'd defeat me"

"Cool Tool"

"You gotta be a fool"

Oh, yeah.

ALL: Whoa!

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

(ENGINES REVVING)