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MR. NOBODY 4 страница- What's wrong? - I was dreaming about Stefano.
01: 58: 58, 042 — > 01: 58: 59, 853 He doesn't give a damn about me.
01: 59: 01, 611 — > 01: 59: 02, 611 Stefano?
01: 59: 09, 359 — > 01: 59: 10, 409 I lovehim. 01: 59: 12, 800 — > 01: 59: 15, 391 I can't see any other explanation for being in this state.
01: 59: 18, 116 — > 01: 59: 19, 581 That's the only thing it can be.
01: 59: 21, 650 — > 01: 59: 22, 718 I love him.
01: 59: 25, 496 — > 01: 59: 26, 774 I know I'm crazy.
01: 59: 29, 444 — > 01: 59: 32, 393 Every morning when I wake up, I open my eyes and I see your face
01: 59: 32, 784 — > 01: 59: 34, 385 and I start crying.
01: 59: 37, 612 — > 01: 59: 41, 150 I realize that with you, my life is passing me by.
01: 59: 45, 449 — > 01: 59: 48, 498 How can you stay so calm?
01: 59: 48, 498 — > 01: 59: 51, 210 How can you bear that?
01: 59: 51, 211 — > 01: 59: 53, 091 You're not human.
01: 59: 53, 092 — > 01: 59: 54, 669 I don't know what to do.
01: 59: 56, 444 — > 01: 59: 58, 276 It's not my fault, right?
01: 59: 58, 665 — > 02: 00: 00, 629 You're not gonna leave me, are you?
02: 00: 01, 230 — > 02: 00: 03, 167 No, I couldn't live without you.
02: 00: 06, 074 — > 02: 00: 07, 570 I've hurt everybody.
02: 00: 08, 782 — > 02: 00: 10, 329 I've hurt you.
02: 00: 11, 610 — > 02: 00: 13, 150 The children...
02: 00: 14, 607 — > 02: 00: 17, 618 - I just can't go on. - Together we can do it.
02: 00: 17, 991 — > 02: 00: 20, 700 If I stay here, you're all gonna end up drowning with me.
02: 00: 22, 100 — > 02: 00: 23, 541 We'll learn to swim.
02: 00: 24, 689 — > 02: 00: 25, 752 I love you.
02: 00: 27, 772 — > 02: 00: 28, 880 I love you.
02: 00: 31, 752 — > 02: 00: 33, 300 I love you.
02: 00: 53, 582 — > 02: 00: 54, 781 She left me.
02: 00: 59, 853 — > 02: 01: 02, 280 You know what they say...
02: 01: 03, 489 — > 02: 01: 06, 175 Everything works out in the end,
02: 01: 08, 132 — > 02: 01: 09, 316 even badly.
02: 01: 38, 709 — > 02: 01: 39, 328 Hello?
02: 01: 50, 490 — > 02: 01: 52, 894 Not too much at the top, thanks.
02: 02: 06, 149 — > 02: 02: 08, 316 - How much should that be? - $20, please.
02: 02: 09, 663 — > 02: 02: 11, 140 - Here you go. - Thank you.
02: 02: 24, 187 — > 02: 02: 26, 998 - $20 please, sir. - Here you are.
02: 02: 27, 255 — > 02: 02: 28, 485 Thank you. Bye, sir.
02: 02: 28, 819 — > 02: 02: 31, 554 Bye, and have a nice afternoon.
02: 02: 55, 983 — > 02: 02: 59, 281 Why does cigarette smoke never go back into the cigarette?
02: 03: 00, 018 — > 02: 03: 02, 318 Why do molecules spread away from each other?
02: 03: 02, 878 — > 02: 03: 05, 226 Why does a spilled drop of ink never reform?
02: 03: 05, 992 — > 02: 03: 10, 051 Because the Universe moves towards a state of dissipation.
02: 03: 10, 636 — > 02: 03: 12, 331 That is the principle of entropy...
02: 03: 12, 626 — > 02: 03: 14, 220 The tendency of the Universe
02: 03: 14, 703 — > 02: 03: 17, 759 to evolve toward a state of increasing disorder.
02: 03: 18, 398 — > 02: 03: 19, 746 The principle of entropy
02: 03: 19, 885 — > 02: 03: 22, 569 is related to the arrow of time...
02: 03: 23, 110 — > 02: 03: 25, 475 A result of the expansion of the Universe.
02: 03: 25, 749 — > 02: 03: 27, 823 But what will happen when gravitational forces
02: 03: 27, 930 — > 02: 03: 30, 438 counter-balance the forces of expansion?
02: 03: 31, 168 — > 02: 03: 33, 766 Or if the energy of the quantum void proves too weak?
02: 03: 34, 525 — > 02: 03: 38, 147 At that moment, the universe might enter its phase of contraction.
02: 03: 38, 798 — > 02: 03: 40, 024 TheBigCrunch.
02: 03: 44, 295 — > 02: 03: 45, 793 So what will become of time?
02: 03: 49, 750 — > 02: 03: 50, 885 Will it reverse?
02: 03: 58, 049 — > 02: 03: 59, 761 No one knows the answer.
02: 04: 05, 080 — > 02: 04: 06, 080 Where is Peter?
02: 04: 06, 081 — > 02: 04: 10, 424 He left an hour ago. I'm replacing him. I've selected take 3 and take 4.
02: 04: 10, 872 — > 02: 04: 14, 072 I prefer that Peter does it. I don't mean to say you're not good enough.
02: 04: 14, 073 — > 02: 04: 15, 073 But...
02: 04: 15, 699 — > 02: 04: 18, 122 Drop it. In live you get one take.
02: 04: 18, 123 — > 02: 04: 20, 654 If it's bad, you just deal with it.
02: 04: 49, 610 — > 02: 04: 51, 177 You know him?
02: 04: 52, 110 — > 02: 04: 54, 148 We work together.
02: 04: 55, 656 — > 02: 04: 59, 131 If I should die, and you shoul live,
02: 05: 32, 026 — > 02: 05: 33, 557 - I'm so sorry. - Thank you.
02: 05: 33, 558 — > 02: 05: 35, 830 My sincerest condolences.
02: 05: 35, 986 — > 02: 05: 37, 927 Peter was a colleague.
02: 05: 38, 338 — > 02: 05: 39, 387 Of course.
02: 05: 39, 422 — > 02: 05: 42, 361 I've seen your show. Thank you for coming.
02: 06: 15, 596 — > 02: 06: 17, 530 Please take thisoportunity to take
02: 06: 17, 695 — > 02: 06: 20, 315 one last close look at the planet's surface.
02: 06: 20, 818 — > 02: 06: 23, 001 from our observation dome.
02: 06: 23, 237 — > 02: 06: 27, 720 Your elevator will arrive shortly in the Mars transit station.
02: 06: 33, 977 — > 02: 06: 36, 376 What are we doing with all those bikes?
02: 06: 37, 354 — > 02: 06: 40, 158 They're for export. Labor is much cheaper here.
02: 06: 40, 604 — > 02: 06: 43, 118 China has become way too expensive.
02: 06: 45, 087 — > 02: 06: 47, 470 Please proceed to the preparation area
02: 06: 48, 203 — > 02: 06: 51, 501 where you will be reissued to your sleep suits.
02: 06: 51, 966 — > 02: 06: 55, 269 You will also receive your...
02: 06: 55, 747 — > 02: 06: 56, 405 Hi.
02: 06: 57, 639 — > 02: 06: 58, 656 I'm Nemo.
02: 06: 59, 754 — > 02: 07: 00, 472 Anna...
02: 07: 01, 548 — > 02: 07: 02, 716 Nice to meet you.
02: 07: 07, 551 — > 02: 07: 08, 895 What brings you to Mars?
02: 07: 09, 828 — > 02: 07: 14, 326 I'm measuring the distance between Mars and Earth at it's greatest.
02: 07: 14, 901 — > 02: 07: 17, 121 I study time. You know...
02: 07: 17, 675 — > 02: 07: 21, 056 Thing that makes it so that everything doesn't happen at once.
02: 07: 24, 734 — > 02: 07: 25, 490 And?
02: 07: 25, 659 — > 02: 07: 27, 959 The Big Crunch will happen in 2092
02: 07: 28, 230 — > 02: 07: 32, 888 and people who can't hang on that long will get a free run.
02: 07: 34, 240 — > 02: 07: 35, 197 And you?
02: 07: 35, 747 — > 02: 07: 37, 709 I'm just keeping an old promise.
02: 07: 43, 626 — > 02: 07: 44, 626 Hi.
02: 07: 45, 395 — > 02: 07: 46, 395 Hi.
02: 07: 47, 889 — > 02: 07: 50, 689 We ah... met at your husband's funeral.
02: 07: 51, 572 — > 02: 07: 52, 572 Right.
02: 07: 53, 192 — > 02: 07: 55, 941 I had the strangest feeling when I saw you that we have met before.
02: 07: 57, 076 — > 02: 07: 59, 227 It's called de javu.
02: 07: 59, 228 — > 02: 08: 00, 795 That's not it.
02: 08: 01, 641 — > 02: 08: 03, 392 It's as if...
02: 08: 03, 393 — > 02: 08: 05, 647 all of this was in real.
02: 08: 07, 435 — > 02: 08: 11, 315 I'm sorry you must think that I'm completely crazy.
02: 08: 12, 384 — > 02: 08: 14, 984 I'm not trying to flirt with you.
02: 08: 14, 985 — > 02: 08: 16, 608 I am widower myself.
02: 08: 16, 609 — > 02: 08: 19, 008 I... I'm sorry. I have to go.
02: 08: 19, 009 — > 02: 08: 20, 756 May be some other time.
02: 08: 26, 259 — > 02: 08: 27, 259 Nemo?
02: 08: 28, 603 — > 02: 08: 31, 563 I heard you were dead. That you drowned.
02: 08: 31, 564 — > 02: 08: 33, 001 Drowned?
02: 09: 46, 159 — > 02: 09: 49, 332 Alert! Alert! Meteors approaching.
02: 09: 50, 371 — > 02: 09: 51, 375 Don't panic.
02: 09: 53, 062 — > 02: 09: 55, 017 Alert! Alert!
02: 10: 13, 581 — > 02: 10: 14, 848 I wanna wake up.
02: 10: 16, 737 — > 02: 10: 18, 158 I wanna wake up!
02: 10: 18, 797 — > 02: 10: 20, 427 I wanna wake up!
02: 10: 21, 998 — > 02: 10: 24, 857 GAME OVER.
02: 10: 24, 892 — > 02: 10: 26, 209 Are you alright?
02: 10: 28, 245 — > 02: 10: 29, 550 Are you alright?
02: 10: 31, 249 — > 02: 10: 34, 135 When I say three, you'll be awake.
02: 10: 35, 235 — > 02: 10: 36, 247 One...
02: 10: 41, 360 — > 02: 10: 42, 366 Two...
02: 10: 48, 579 — > 02: 10: 49, 249 Three.
02: 11: 03, 232 — > 02: 11: 05, 413 WAKE UP.......
02: 11: 36, 278 — > 02: 11: 38, 429 - Mother. - Do I know you?
02: 11: 39, 416 — > 02: 11: 41, 196 - It's me! - What do you want?
02: 11: 41, 459 — > 02: 11: 43, 229 - Henry! - It's me. Your son, Nemo.
02: 11: 44, 318 — > 02: 11: 45, 922 My son's just here.
02: 11: 47, 953 — > 02: 11: 51, 685 I don't know you. You're mad. Now go away or I'll call the police.
02: 11: 52, 804 — > 02: 11: 53, 255 Mother.
02: 11: 53, 679 — > 02: 11: 54, 711 Mother.
02: 12: 11, 363 — > 02: 12: 12, 986 What do you see?
02: 12: 12, 987 — > 02: 12: 15, 136 He askes me what I see.
02: 12: 19, 468 — > 02: 12: 21, 779 I say, it's an ink stain.
02: 12: 22, 711 — > 02: 12: 23, 698 He says:
02: 12: 23, 699 — > 02: 12: 25, 867 You have to say more.
02: 12: 26, 037 — > 02: 12: 29, 176 I say, it's an ink stain on a sheet of paper.
02: 12: 30, 550 — > 02: 12: 31, 550 No.
02: 12: 32, 514 — > 02: 12: 36, 305 You have to say, what goes through your mind.
02: 12: 40, 837 — > 02: 12: 43, 084 It makes me think of an inkwell.
02: 12: 43, 135 — > 02: 12: 45, 688 So he says: " O'key...
02: 12: 46, 767 — > 02: 12: 48, 387 That's fine".
02: 13: 00, 760 — > 02: 13: 02, 484 . evaeL. omeN
02: 13: 02, 666 — > 02: 13: 05, 417 You have until tomorrow to vote.
02: 13: 05, 891 — > 02: 13: 06, 891 Vote!
02: 13: 06, 892 — > 02: 13: 08, 945 And win a vacation on the Moon.
02: 13: 08, 946 — > 02: 13: 10, 364 For the whole family.
02: 13: 11, 168 — > 02: 13: 13, 096 Win a trip to the Moon!
02: 13: 13, 580 — > 02: 13: 16, 356 Take a swing at a fabulous golf vacation.
02: 13: 29, 398 — > 02: 13: 32, 328 Have they announced the results of the voting?
02: 13: 33, 357 — > 02: 13: 34, 774 I'm sorry.
02: 13: 34, 775 — > 02: 13: 37, 492 At my age.
02: 13: 37, 493 — > 02: 13: 41, 280 The candles cost more than a cake.
02: 13: 45, 387 — > 02: 13: 47, 838 I'm not afraid of dying.
02: 13: 48, 142 — > 02: 13: 51, 201 I'm afraid I have'nt been alive enough!
02: 13: 54, 603 — > 02: 13: 58, 845 It should be written on every schoolroom blackboard.
02: 14: 00, 632 — > 02: 14: 03, 375 Life is a playground.
02: 14: 04, 942 — > 02: 14: 06, 862 Ornothing.
02: 14: 10, 579 — > 02: 14: 13, 103 . evaeL. omeN 02: 14: 13, 380 — > 02: 14: 14, 104 Nemo. Leave.
02: 14: 14, 105 — > 02: 14: 15, 741 NOW
02: 14: 18, 212 — > 02: 14: 21, 424 Nemo. Leave. NOW
02: 14: 28, 492 — > 02: 14: 29, 492 Nemo!
02: 14: 46, 438 — > 02: 14: 50, 030 NEMO, READ THE NEWS.
02: 15: 00, 778 — > 02: 15: 02, 518 Tragic car accident on a country road
02: 15: 04, 387 — > 02: 15: 06, 527 Nemo turn to page 5
02: 15: 07, 350 — > 02: 15: 09, 716 Nemo look at the end of the street
02: 15: 12, 650 — > 02: 15: 15, 872 NEMO CALL 123 581 1321
02: 15: 24, 517 — > 02: 15: 27, 460 - Hello, who is this? - Hello, who is this?
02: 15: 28, 159 — > 02: 15: 29, 337 Who is this?
02: 15: 30, 434 — > 02: 15: 31, 900 I was told to call this number.
02: 15: 32, 403 — > 02: 15: 34, 185 My name is Nemo Nobody.
02: 15: 36, 167 — > 02: 15: 37, 719 Is this some kind of a joke?
02: 15: 38, 284 — > 02: 15: 40, 116 No. No, I...
02: 15: 44, 974 — > 02: 15: 46, 238 - Operator? - Yes?
02: 15: 46, 336 — > 02: 15: 50, 231 I'd like the address to 123 581 1321.
02: 15: 51, 228 — > 02: 15: 52, 470 One moment please.
02: 15: 54, 243 — > 02: 15: 56, 443 12358 Alleway Street.
02: 16: 24, 862 — > 02: 16: 26, 535 Hello, Nemo.
02: 16: 27, 082 — > 02: 16: 29, 133 I'm glad you found me.
02: 16: 29, 791 — > 02: 16: 32, 748 All of this must seem very complicated to you,
02: 16: 32, 803 — > 02: 16: 35, 296 but it's simpler than you think.
02: 16: 35, 869 — > 02: 16: 38, 203 Careful with the chair. It is damaged.
02: 16: 44, 876 — > 02: 16: 48, 093 - Are you alright? - I'm fine.
02: 16: 50, 247 — > 02: 16: 52, 323 I should have warned you earlier but...
02: 16: 52, 562 — > 02: 16: 55, 172 I couldn't because of the transcript.
02: 16: 55, 397 — > 02: 16: 56, 396 The transcript?
02: 16: 57, 012 — > 02: 17: 00, 244 The text of our conversation!
02: 17: 02, 569 — > 02: 17: 05, 467 - You can you hear me! - What you are living now...
02: 17: 06, 324 — > 02: 17: 07, 801 is the past.
02: 17: 08, 927 — > 02: 17: 10, 684 At least, for me.
02: 17: 12, 641 — > 02: 17: 14, 044 I am you...
02: 17: 15, 005 — > 02: 17: 17, 530 70 years older.
02: 17: 19, 201 — > 02: 17: 23, 293 Everything you say, I said myself when I was young.
02: 17: 23, 506 — > 02: 17: 27, 158 I only had to transcribe our conversation.
02: 17: 27, 905 — > 02: 17: 30, 212 It's all written right here.
02: 17: 30, 271 — > 02: 17: 31, 778 - I can't... - Believe it?
02: 17: 34, 046 — > 02: 17: 35, 429 For me...
02: 17: 36, 270 — > 02: 17: 38, 475 ... time is inverted.
02: 17: 39, 191 — > 02: 17: 41, 751 I start at the end of the story
02: 17: 41, 752 — > 02: 17: 43, 727 and go toward the beginning.
02: 17: 44, 633 — > 02: 17: 46, 231 I don't understand.
02: 17: 46, 266 — > 02: 17: 47, 866 In this life here,
02: 17: 48, 600 — > 02: 17: 50, 756 you don't exist.
02: 17: 50, 756 — > 02: 17: 52, 572 I don't know why...
02: 17: 52, 991 — > 02: 17: 55, 217 Only the Architect knows.
02: 17: 56, 855 — > 02: 17: 57, 847 The Architect?
02: 17: 59, 002 — > 02: 18: 00, 349 The child...
02: 18: 01, 373 — > 02: 18: 04, 137 The one running after the train.
02: 18: 05, 874 — > 02: 18: 08, 594 Maybe your parents never met.
02: 18: 12, 862 — > 02: 18: 17, 714 Maybe your father died in a sledging accident.
02: 18: 19, 424 — > 02: 18: 21, 698 Maybe you were one of the vast majority
102: 18: 21, 756 — > 02: 18: 26, 481 of those whose genetic code did not reach its final destination.
02: 18: 29, 895 — > 02: 18: 31, 451 Maybe when she died...
02: 18: 32, 404 — > 02: 18: 34, 081 A prehistoric woman...
02: 18: 34, 329 — > 02: 18: 38, 321 She rolled off the line of heritance to which you belong.
02: 18: 39, 686 — > 02: 18: 41, 219 So for this world...
02: 18: 44, 212 — > 02: 18: 46, 480 You don't exist.
02: 18: 47, 980 — > 02: 18: 50, 933 If the Anna's calculations are correct,
02: 18: 51, 646 — > 02: 18: 58, 255 you need to stay alive untill 2092, February 12.
02: 18: 59, 168 — > 02: 19: 02, 001 5: 50 AM.
02: 19: 34, 522 — > 02: 19: 36, 473 I'm sorry, I don't know how long we haven't been recording.
02: 19: 37, 072 — > 02: 19: 39, 462 I have to submit my story by tomorrow morning.
02: 19: 41, 902 — > 02: 19: 44, 172 Everything that you say is contradictory.
02: 19: 45, 683 — > 02: 19: 49, 245 You can't have been in one place and another at the same time.
02: 19: 50, 094 — > 02: 19: 54, 284 You mean to say we have to make choices?
02: 19: 54, 761 — > 02: 19: 56, 328 Of all those lives, which one...
02: 19: 57, 781 — > 02: 19: 59, 157 Which one is the right one?
02: 20: 00, 114 — > 02: 20: 03, 801 Each of these lives is the right one.
02: 20: 05, 424 — > 02: 20: 10, 109 Every path is the right path.
02: 20: 13, 675 — > 02: 20: 17, 974 " Everything could have been anything else...
02: 20: 19, 407 — > 02: 20: 23, 944 and it would have just as much meaning. "
02: 20: 26, 129 — > 02: 20: 28, 522 Tennessee Williams.
02: 20: 30, 273 — > 02: 20: 32, 529 You're too young for that.
02: 20: 32, 892 — > 02: 20: 34, 529 You can't be dead and still be here.
02: 20: 36, 169 — > 02: 20: 37, 272 You can't not exist.
02: 20: 43, 950 — > 02: 20: 45, 480 Is there life after death?
02: 20: 48, 993 — > 02: 20: 50, 409 After death...
02: 20: 53, 990 — > 02: 20: 59, 959 How can you be so sure you even exist?
02: 21: 10, 108 — > 02: 21: 12, 813 You don't exist.
02: 21: 14, 346 — > 02: 21: 15, 949 Neither do I.
02: 21: 19, 119 — > 02: 21: 25, 394 We only live in the imagination of a nine year old child.
02: 21: 26, 210 — > 02: 21: 30, 448 We are imagined by a nine year old child,
02: 21: 31, 373 — > 02: 21: 34, 307 faced with an impossible choice.
02: 21: 44, 042 — > 02: 21: 45, 407 Run! Run!
02: 21: 51, 663 — > 02: 21: 52, 866 Nemo!
02: 21: 58, 487 — > 02: 21: 59, 927 Run!
02: 22: 04, 836 — > 02: 22: 05, 939 Run, Nemo!
02: 22: 08, 902 — > 02: 22: 10, 210 Nemo!
02: 22: 19, 034 — > 02: 22: 20, 179 I love you.
02: 22: 21, 015 — > 02: 22: 22, 015 Anna!
02: 22: 35, 164 — > 02: 22: 36, 164 Nemo!
02: 22: 45, 779 — > 02: 22: 47, 347 You're the one I love.
02: 23: 03, 296 — > 02: 23: 04, 458 In chess,
02: 23: 06, 847 — > 02: 23: 09, 563 it's called Zugzwang,
02: 23: 11, 131 — > 02: 23: 13, 526 when the only viable move
02: 23: 19, 022 — > 02: 23: 21, 056 is not to move.
02: 23: 30, 939 — > 02: 23: 32, 479 Come see.
02: 23: 56, 209 — > 02: 23: 57, 027 It's the sea.
02: 23: 58, 044 — > 02: 24: 01, 011 The child is taking it apart.
02: 24: 02, 376 — > 02: 24: 04, 632 He doesn't need it anymore.
02: 24: 05, 851 — > 02: 24: 09, 626 Before, he was unable to make a choice
02: 24: 10, 542 — > 02: 24: 12, 983 'cause he didn't know what would happen.
02: 24: 13, 781 — > 02: 24: 16, 606124 Now that he knows what will happen,
02: 24: 18, 754 — > 02: 24: 21, 355 he is unable to make a choice.
02: 25: 27, 023 — > 02: 25: 28, 663 Thank you, thank you!
02: 25: 29, 115 — > 02: 25: 29, 926 Thank you.
02: 26: 06, 410 — > 02: 26: 12, 019 This is the most beautiful day ofmylife.
02: 26: 21, 244 — > 02: 26: 21, 773 Anna.
02: 26: 25, 904 — > 02: 26: 26, 860 Anna.
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