聽電影學英語：戰(zhàn)爭之王 2

[00:06.15]在我生命的前二十幾年里 For the first twenty-odd years of my life... [00:08.35]小奧德薩對我來說 就像對這列火車一樣 ...Little Odessa was to me what it is to the Q train... [00:12.28]是終點站 ...the end of the line. [00:14.15](紐約，小奧德薩，1982) "Little Odessa," New York - 1982 [00:15.82]哦，關(guān)于我的名字，我剛?cè)隽藗€謊 Oh, I did lie about my name. [00:18.28]其實并不是尤里·奧洛夫 It’s not really Yuri Orlov. [00:20.48]在20世紀的某些時候 There’ve been few occasions in the in the 20th century... [00:22.58]做個猶太人是有好處的 when it’s been an advantage be a Jew. [00:25.12]70年代我們?nèi)覟榱颂与x蘇聯(lián) But in the ’seventies, to escape the Soviet Union, [00:27.58]就偽裝成猶太人 our family pretended to be Jewish. [00:30.02]從此我就活得不怎么好 Little about my life has been kosher ever since [00:32.92]老哥，你好嗎? How’s it going, brother? [00:35.42]不怎么樣 It’s not. [00:36.92]這是維塔利，我弟弟 That’s Vitaly, my younger brother. [00:38.82]他和我一樣，對生命感到迷惘 He was as lost as me. [00:40.18]只是他現(xiàn)在還不知道罷了 He didn’t know it yet. [00:41.48]尤里 Yuri, [00:42.65]你遲到了 you’re late. [00:47.85]我父親很快地就把 這偽裝的身份當真了 My father took his assumed identity to heart. [00:50.98]他比很多猶太人更猶太 He was more Jewish than most Jews. [00:53.45]這使我信天主教的母親很生氣 Which drove my Catholic mother crazy. [00:55.72]說過多少次啦? How many times? [00:56.85]我不能吃貝類 I can’t eat shellfish. [00:59.32]不圣潔 It’s treyf. [01:00.08]你不是猶太人 You’re not Jewish. [01:01.45]但我喜歡這樣 I like it. [01:03.75]我喜歡帽子 I like the hat. [01:05.88]時時提醒我們 To remind us there is something... [01:07.95]上面有人類的主宰 above us. [01:10.15]我喜歡那樣想 I like that. [01:14.32]我要去(猶太)教堂 I’m going to temple. [01:15.52]別去! You’re not going to temple. [01:16.55]你比牧師去得還勤 You go to temple more than the rabbi. [01:18.72]你這女人少管我的事 Get off my back, woman. [01:20.25]老天!你什么時候才能清醒點兒? God, will you ever wise up? [01:22.65]尤里，別忘了去看一看 Yuri, don’t forget to check [01:25.28]皇宮酒店的特價 the specials at the Palace. [01:28.38]在小奧德薩長大 Growing up in Little Odessa, [01:30.12]人殺人是家常便飯 murder was everyday part of life. [01:32.68]俄羅斯黑幫 Russian mobsters had also migrated [01:34.55]也從蘇聯(lián)移民到了這里 from the Soviet Union [01:35.92]而且他們來美國時 and when they came to America, [01:37.65]還帶著家伙呢 their baggage came with them. [01:41.45]社區(qū)里 There was always some gangster [01:42.65]每天都有些幫派份子斗毆 getting whacked in my neighborhood, [01:44.32]只是我從沒親眼見過 but I’d never seen it with my own eyes. [01:46.82]每次我總是早五分鐘 I had this knack of showing up five minutes before something went down, [01:49.88]或晚五分鐘 or five minutes after. [01:51.88]但那天不一樣 Not that day. [02:17.62]這一槍打醒了我 It hit me. [02:18.88]槍打中他們帶給我更大的震撼 It couldn’t have hit me harder [02:20.02]就像打在我身上一樣 if I was the one who’d been shot. [02:22.42]你開飯館 You go into the restaurant business... [02:24.02]是因為人總是要吃飯 because people are always going to have to eat. [02:27.48]就是那天，我意識到我的命運 That was the day I realized my destiny... [02:29.42]是為了提供人們的另一種生活必需品 ...lay in fulfilling another basic human need. [02:35.88]下個安息日，我和父親一起去教堂 The next Sabbath, I went to temple with my father. [02:39.02]然而上帝并不是我想要接近的 However, it wasn’t God I was trying to get close to. [02:42.28]我的長子，尤里 Eli, my eldest son, Yuri. [02:44.58]在那兒我認識了第一把 My contact at synagogue landed me [02:46.52]以色列制的烏茲沖鋒槍 my first Israeli-made Uzi submachine guns. [02:54.15]第一次賣槍的感覺 The first time you sell a gun... [02:55.28]很大程度上就象第一次做愛一樣 is a lot like the first time you have sex. [02:57.88]你根本不知道自己在干嘛 You have absolutely no idea what you’re doing. [03:00.22]雖然很刺激 But it is exciting and one way or another, [03:02.98]但很快就結(jié)束了 it’s over way too fast. [03:07.52]先生們 Gentlemen. [03:09.32]新型烏茲自動手槍 The new Uzi machine pistol. [03:11.58]體積雖小，但火力強大 Big firepower in a small package. [03:13.35]這寶貝用的是九毫米凹頭子彈 This little baby uses 9 mm hollow points. [03:15.42]廿或廿五發(fā)可擴充式彈夾 Twenty twenty-five round extendable mags... [03:17.72]槍柄大小可調(diào) ...rear-flip adjustable sights. [03:19.22]消音器是標準裝備 后座力極低 Silencer comes standard. Excellent recoil reduction. [03:21.42]槍口上抬減少四成 Muzzle jump reduced forty percent. [03:22.95]噪音減少六成 Sixty percent improved noise suppression. [03:24.78]就算你“現(xiàn)在” You could pump a mag into me [03:26.65]朝我打完一整夾子彈 right now [03:28.08]也不會吵醒隔壁的人 and never wake the guy in the next room. [03:31.88]但是這樣你就沒機會和我 Of course, that would eliminate your [03:33.08]再做更大的生意了 opportunity for repeat business. [03:36.42]我天生 I did have a natural instinct [03:38.12]就有走私違禁品的才能 for smuggling contraband. [03:40.02]幸運的是 Fortunately, back then a video camera [03:42.08]那時的攝像機有火箭筒那么大 was a big as a bazooka [03:51.95]我的一生都想遠離暴力 Here I’d been running away from violence [03:53.75]但其實我更該接近它才對 my whole life, and I should’ve run towards it. [03:57.65]這是人類的天性 It’s in our nature. [03:59.32]最初人類遺骸的肋骨腔中 The earliest human skeletons had [04:01.02]就有一個矛箭頭 spearheads in their rib cages. [04:14.98]怎么搞這么久? Where have you been? [04:16.52]如果客人來了怎么辦? What if we had a customer? [04:18.22]上帝保佑美國 God bless America. [04:42.75]“當心惡犬” 你哪兒來的狗! Beware of the dog? You don’t have a dog. [04:45.25]想嚇人呀? Are you trying to scare people? [04:46.42]是嚇我自己 No, it’s to scare me. [04:48.38]隨時提醒我內(nèi)心中的惡犬 Remind me to be aware of the dog in me. [04:51.25]它想襲擊其他動物 The dog wants to fuck everything that moves [04:53.25]和擊殺弱小同類的狗 Wants to fight and kill weaker dogs. [04:55.65]提醒自己要像個人 I guess it’s to remind me to be more human. [04:58.55]做條狗和做個人不是一個概念么? Isn’t being a dog part of being human?

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