Brother 2
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.
Quotes
[edit]- 'A brother to your own, for better or for worse.' A fascist proverb. Fascist.
- — Danila... You German?
- — Russian...
- — You known, my granddad died in the war...
- — Happens... Well, what can I offer you, gentlemen? Five MPs: four 40s, one 38. All tested. All with full ammunition. Grenades: anti-personnel fragmentation. They misfire, about fifty-fifty. Faustpatrones, two - sorry, I haven't tested them. Here are pistols: four Walthers, one Parabellum. These are imported. And now a domestic manufacturer: the Degtyarev light machine gun, practically mint condition. Four PPSh — heavy, reliable, lethal machines. The Tula Tokarev, aka TT, today only one - sorry, they sell very quickly. There is also a Nagant, but it is completely unreliable. Time has worn down the firing mechanism. I don't think you'll be interested in the Mosin rifles.
- — Hey, where did all this come from?
- — The echoes of the war...
- Keep your hands on the table. That's good... I have a silencer. I pull on the trigger — your balls will fall on the floor. What, scared? Were you scared when you killed Kostya?
- All right, you can live, bastard. Thank your son. It'd be a shame to leave a good kid without a father. Sit quiet, dry your pants.
- What an ugly mug! They've got all kinds of people in Moscow (in ukrainian).
- — Hey, what does "How are you" mean in English?
- — It means "как поживаешь" (how are you).
- — What, they all want to know how I'm doing?
- — Nope, they aren't.
- — Then why are they asking?
- — They just do. Everything here is like that, except when it comes to money.
- Think less, pay more attention. You're not in Russia anymore.
- — Young man! Don't worry about how it looks! Do you know what kind of engine it has? Like my Sonya! It'll take you to Kiev!
- — Will it take me to Chicago?
- — It'll take you to San Francisco and back! Young man! We Russians don't deceive each other!
- — American dream would take you.
- — You're wrong. I love my Homeland.
- — Aaah, a patriot! The Russian idea, Dostoyevsky, the state... And where is your Motherland now, son?! Gorbachov surrendered your Motherland to the Americans so he could party. And now your Motherland has lost two wars and Crimea! Surrendered the Russians in the Baltics, the Serbs in the Balkans... Motherland... Today, the Motherland is wherever your as is warm, and you know that better than me. That's why you came here.
- — Have you got a brother in Moscow?
- — I like it here. America has all the power in the world.
- — What is its power, brother?
- — Money, brother! Money rules the world. The more you have, the stronger you are.
- — Okay, suppose you have a lot of money. What would you do?
- — I'd buy everyone!
- — Even me?
- Tell me, American, what is power? Is it money? My brother says it's money. Well, you have a lot of money, so what? I think that power is in truth. Whoever has truth is stronger. Say, you've deceived someone, made some money. Does it make you stronger? No, it doesn't. Because the truth isn't on your side. And the guy you deceived has the truth, so he is stronger. Right? Dmitry Gromov, money, come on.
- — Russian, surrender!
- — Russians never surrender!
- Free Angela Davis!!!
- — Are you gangsters?
- — No, we are Russians.
- A Russian. Doesn't speak English. He's armed.
- Ben? Ben, eto Danila. Ay nid khelp.
- 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.
External links
[edit]- Brat 2 quotes at the Internet Movie Database