The War Lover
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:28:02
I'm a tourist.
:28:03
Booked for 25 first-class missions.
Today was my seventh.

:28:08
You're upset about something,
aren't you?

:28:11
I was watching you
when you came in.

:28:14
I had a date with a man named Pitt.
:28:16
I've just been told he was
on a mission, didn't come back.

:28:21
I'm sorry.
:28:25
- There you go, Daphne.
- Thank you.

:28:30
I never argue with luck...
:28:32
...but what is a beautiful girl like you
doing running around by herself?

:28:35
- My date didn't show up.
- He must be out of his mind.

:28:40
Tell me, how do you like England?
:28:42
The weather or the women?
:28:44
- The weather.
- I think it's beautiful.

:28:47
- Hi. Mind if I hijack the lady?
- Yes, I mind.

:28:51
Thank you.
I'm not dancing tonight.

:28:53
Some other time, maybe.
:28:58
You really didn't answer
my question.

:29:00
About England?
I'm having the time of my life.

:29:03
There's only two things that mean
anything to me: Flying and women.

:29:07
- In that order?
- In any order, or both together.

:29:09
So you're enjoying the war?
:29:13
- I like my work.
- Work?

:29:17
Lady, I belong to the most destructive
group of men the world's ever known.

:29:21
That's my work.
:29:23
Hey, Buzz, look what
Reconnaissance just slipped me.

:29:28
Wait till Mother Chicken sees this.
We clobbered them!

:29:32
One, two, three, four, five, 10 direct
hits on the submarine pens at Kiel.

:29:38
Those Germans ain't never
coming up for air.

:29:42
Come on, fellas, come on.
We got them.

:29:45
Come on, get up.
Get a bottle!

:29:48
- Okay, come on, Buzz!
- Come on, Woodman!

:29:51
You're all mine.
:29:56
- Steady, John! Give me a bottle.
- Throw me a bottle. That's it.


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