Brother 2

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Brother 2 is the sequel to the groundbreaking 1997 post-Soviet crime film Brother. The story takes place about a year after the events that occurred in the first film.

[edit] Quotes

  • 'A brother to your own, for better or for worse.'
  • I'm Fascist.

— Danila.
— Are you a german?
— Russian.
— Actually my Granddad was killed in the war.
— It happens.

  • Keep your hands on the table. That's good... I pull on the trigger, any twitches - and your balls will be fallen down to the floor. Frightened? Were you frightened when you killed Kostya?
  • All right, live on, scum. Thank your son. It'd a really sorry to leave that guy without a father. Sit quiet and let your pants dry out.
  • What an ugly mug! They've got all kinds of people in Moscow (in ukrainian).
  • What does 'how are you' mean?

— It means 'how are you' (как поживаешь).
— Do they really mean it?
— No, they do not.
— Then why do they ask?
— They just ask.
— But they are dead serious
— when it comes to money.

  • Think less, use your brains.

— You're not in Russia anymore.

  • Come along then, young fellows.

— Don't pay attention
— to the exterior.
— It's got an engine
— that goes like my Sonya!
— It could take you to Kiev.
— Will it make it to Chicago?
— Even to San Francisco and back!
— We Russians don't rip off
— one another.

  • American dream would take you.

— You're wrong. I love my Homeland.
— A patriot! The Russian ldea!
— Dostoyevsky! The Homeland!
— Where's your homeland, son?
— Gorbachov sold it out to the Americans to have some party.
— Your homeland screwed up two wars and the Crimea.
— Sold out Russians in the Baltics
— and the Serbs.
— Your homeland is wherever
— your backside is warm!
— You know it. That's why
— you are here.
— Have you got a brother in Moscow?

  • Come home with us.

— It's OK there.
— And what will I do there?
— What are you doing here?
— I like it here. America is the world's driving power!
— What is its power, brother?
— It's the money, brother.
— Money rules the world. Whoever
— has the most is the strongest.
— Suppose, you've got a lot of money.
— What would you do?
— I'd buy everyone.
— Even me?

  • So just tell me, American, what's the power is? Is it really money? That's what my brother says.

— Well, you got lots of money, so what? I think the power is in the truth, Whoever is right is strong. Say, you've screwed someone out of money, made money of that - Did it make you stronger?? No, it did not. Because there is no truth on you! And the guy who got screwed is right.. That means he's stronger, right?

  • Give up, Russian!

— Russians never give up!

  • Are you gangsters?

— No, we are Russians.

  • A Russian. Doesn't speak English.

— He's armed.

  • I discovered that I've got

— Relatives, and they're my lot.
— They are woods that are so dear
— Fields of corn and every ear

  • Boy, you don't understand.

— Bring us some vodka.
— We're going home.

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