阿凡达英文台词

阿凡达

-Jack: When I was lying there in the V A hospital...with a big hole blown through the middle of my life...

I started having these dreams of flying. I was free. Sooner or later though, you always have to wake up.

-Jack: In cryo you don't dream at all. It doesn't feel like 6 years. More like a fifth of tequila and ass kicking.

Senseless—from Urban Dictionary]

Tommy was the scientist, not me. He was the one who wanted to get shot light years out in space to find the answers.

Are we there yet?

-Med Tech A: Yeah, we're there, sunshine.

-Agent A: It's about your brother.

-Jack: So, a week before Tommy was gonna ship out... A guy with a gun ends his journey... for the paper in his wallet.

-Med Tech A: Being in cryo for 5 years, 9 months and 22 days, you will be hungry, you will be weak.

If you feel nauseous, please use the sacks...

-Jack: Yeah, Tommy was the scientist. Me, I'm just another dumb grunt going some place he's gonna regret.

Up ahead was Pandora. You grew up hearing about it, but I never figured I'd be going there.

-Agent A: Your brother represented a significant investment. We'd like to talk to you about taking over his contract.

-Agent B: And since your genome is identical to his, you could step into his shoes, so to speak.

-Agent A: It'd be a fresh start, on a new world.

-Agent B: And the pay is good.

-Agent A: Very good.

-Crew Chief: Exo-Packs on! Let's go, Exo-Packs on!

Remember people, you lose that mask you're unconscious in 20 seconds.

You're dead in 4 minutes. Let nobody be dead today. It looks very bad on my report.

-Pilot A: This is TAD 16 on approach. Crossing outer marker. Monument in sight

-Jack: One life ends... Another begins.

-Crew Chief: Harnesses off. Get your packs. Put it together. Let's go. One minute, let's go.

When the ramp comes down, go directly into the base. Do not stop. Go straight inside. Wait for my mark!

Go! Go! Go! Go! Get out of there! Keep moving. Let's go!

-Jack: There's no such thing as an ex Marine. You may be out... but you never lose the attitude.

I told myself I could pass any test a man can pass. They can fix the spine, if you got the money. But not on vet benefits, not in this economy.

-Crew Chief: Let's go, Special K. Do not make me wait for you!

-Soldier A: Well, well, ladies.

-Soldier B: Look at all this fresh meat!

-Jack: Back on Earth, these guys were army dogs. Marines. Fighting for freedom.

-Soldier C: Look out, hot rod.

-Jack: But out here they're just hired guns, taking the money, working for the company.

-Soldier A: Check this out, man. Meals on wheels.

-Soldier B: Aww, man, that is just wrong.

-Quaritch: You are not in Kansas any more. You are on Pandora, ladies and gentlemen. Respect that fact every second of every day.

If there is a hell, you might wanna go there for some R and R after a tour on Pandora.

Out there beyond that fence, every living thing that crawls, flies or squats in the mud wants to kill you

And eat your eyes for jujubees. We have an indigenous population of humanoids called the Na'vi. They're fond of arrows dipped in a neurotoxin that will stop your heart in one minute.

And they have bones reinforced with naturally occurring carbon fiber. They are very hard to kill. As head of security, it is my job to keep you alive. I will not succeed. Not with all of you.

If you wish to survive you need to cultivate a strong mental attitude.

You've got to obey the rules. Pandora rules.

Rule number one...

-Jack: It's nothing like an old school safety brief to put your mind at ease.

-Norm: Jake, you're Jake, right? Tom's brother. You look just like him. Sorry, I'm Norm Spellman.

I went through Avatar training with him.

The Bio Lab. We're gonna spend a lot of time here. How you doing, Norm, Avatar driver. Here's th This is where we're connecting to the Avatar.

-Jack: Me and Norm are here to drive these remotely controlled bodies called Avatars.

And they're grown from human DNA mixed with the DNA of the natives.

-Max: Hey, welcome. Welcome to Pandora, good to have you.

-Jack: Damn, they got big.

-Norm: Yeah. They fully mature on the flight out. So the proprioceptive sims work really well.

-Max: Yeah, they got great muscle tone.

It'll take us a few hours to get them prepared, but you can take them out tomorrow.

-Norm: Doctor, Norm Spellman. Pleasure to meet you.

-Jack: Looks like him.

-Norm: Looks like you. This is your Avatar now, Jake.

-Jack: The concept is that every driver is matched to his own Avatar.

So that their nervous system are in tune

or something... Which is why they offered me the gig, because I can link with Tommy's Avatar, which is insanely expensive. Is this right? I just say whatever to the video

log?

-Norm: Yeah, we gotta get the habit of documenting everything.

What we see, what we feel, it's all part of the science.

-Max: And good science is good observation.

-Norm: Plus it'll help keep you sane for the next 6 years.

-Jack: All right. Whatever. So uh... Here I am. Doing science.

-Max: They're coming out.

-Machine Voice: Attention, drivers coming out of the lane.