Boormanand Subtitles

At 00:00:02,000, Character said: Downloaded from
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At 00:00:08,000, Character said: Official YIFY movies site:
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At 00:01:05,523, Character said: I always said that
you take all these elements,

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At 00:01:11,529, Character said: sets and landscapes and money,

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At 00:01:17,202, Character said: it all goes into the camera
and it goes into light.

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At 00:01:26,878, Character said: And at the end of the day,
you're just left

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At 00:01:28,671, Character said: with a light flickering
on a wall.

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At 00:01:31,716, Character said: And that's so ephemeral.

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At 00:01:33,718, Character said: People are very nervous
about turning their money

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At 00:01:36,596, Character said: into light, because you're then
faced with the problem

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At 00:01:39,474, Character said: of turning light
back into money,

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At 00:01:41,726, Character said: and very often you can't do it.

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At 00:01:46,439, Character said: Paul Rassam, the very gloomy
French producer,

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At 00:01:51,361, Character said: I said to him,
once have you actually analyzed

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At 00:01:54,072, Character said: how many films succeed
and how many fail?

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At 00:01:57,325, Character said: And he said, well,
it's like this.

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At 00:01:58,785, Character said: He said, in human births,
95% of human births are healthy,

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At 00:02:05,250, Character said: 4% have a minor flaw,
and 1% die.

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At 00:02:11,673, Character said: With films,
it's the other way around.

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At 00:02:16,928, Character said: It's a very precarious business,
but it has a romance about it.

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At 00:02:21,432, Character said: It's a sort of spell
is cast over people

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At 00:02:25,311, Character said: to make movies.

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At 00:02:26,813, Character said: I mean,
David Lean said to me once,

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At 00:02:29,149, Character said: "John, you know,
we all make failures.

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At 00:02:30,900, Character said: Try not to make famous one."

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At 00:02:33,194, Character said: And this became
one of the most famous failures

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At 00:02:36,823, Character said: of all time in the cinema.

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At 00:03:08,605, Character said: This is the life of a filmmaker

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At 00:03:10,481, Character said: is that you're always challenged
between what you want to make

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At 00:03:15,320, Character said: and what they want you to make,

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At 00:03:17,447, Character said: and how you can live
with yourself.

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At 00:03:25,288, Character said: I've often described

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At 00:03:27,332, Character said: filmmaking as a kind of
joyous slavery.

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At 00:03:31,920, Character said: In some respects,
it's completely ruined my life.

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At 00:03:36,090, Character said: I'm always at its beck and call.

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At 00:03:37,884, Character said: I'm always waiting for the
actors to read the script,

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At 00:03:41,304, Character said: or the studio to consider
whether to make it,

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At 00:03:43,681, Character said: and there are always
so many reasons

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At 00:03:46,392, Character said: why a film should not be made,

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At 00:03:48,311, Character said: and only very rarely a few
reasons why it should.

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At 00:03:54,734, Character said: The elements you have
in your hand,

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At 00:03:56,653, Character said: you have a screen.

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At 00:03:58,029, Character said: A light falling on a screen.

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At 00:04:00,448, Character said: And you try to get
the audience to forget

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At 00:04:03,660, Character said: that it's two dimensional.

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At 00:04:05,495, Character said: And with a movie, you're allowed
to stare at people.

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At 00:04:09,207, Character said: In life, what do you do?

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At 00:04:10,833, Character said: You look and then you look away.

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At 00:04:11,960, Character said: You know, you can't stare
unless you're in love.

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At 00:04:15,964, Character said: This notion of identification
comes into it.

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At 00:04:19,759, Character said: The leading character,

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At 00:04:21,886, Character said: you become that person
to some extent.

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At 00:04:23,763, Character said: You experience their experiences
and you go through things

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At 00:04:26,933, Character said: with them that you wouldn't
be allowed to do in real life.

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At 00:04:30,269, Character said: So this is the part of
the film experience.

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At 00:04:33,022, Character said: This is what we're trying to do.

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At 00:04:37,276, Character said: At least, some of us are.

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At 00:04:42,573, Character said: In the early 1960s,

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At 00:04:44,200, Character said: the Hollywood film industry
was in a state of crisis.

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At 00:04:47,412, Character said: Nothing like this has come in
to Rome since Romulus and Remus.

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At 00:04:50,832, Character said: Hollywood is starting
to struggle.

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At 00:04:52,250, Character said: The box office starts to plummet

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At 00:04:53,793, Character said: and studios make bigger
and bigger and bigger movies.

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At 00:04:57,547, Character said: A legend that
sweeps across the screen!

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At 00:05:00,216, Character said: They start to spend
extravagant amounts of money.

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At 00:05:03,219, Character said: Big titles, big budgets,
huge stars.

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At 00:05:06,806, Character said: Barbra Streisand as "Dolly"

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At 00:05:09,017, Character said: Julie Andrews…

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At 00:05:10,310, Character said: It's the once in a lifetime
entertainment!

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At 00:05:12,770, Character said: And those films started failing.

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At 00:05:14,897, Character said: ♪ You've never seen anything
like it in your life ♪

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At 00:05:19,027, Character said: By the time
the low budget youth comedy

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At 00:05:20,862, Character said: "The Graduate" became
the number one movie of 1967,

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At 00:05:24,907, Character said: Mrs. Robinson,
you're trying to seduce me.

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At 00:05:27,785, Character said: Hollywood knew
it had to change.

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At 00:05:29,996, Character said: Studios didn't understand really

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At 00:05:32,165, Character said: how they were going to get
an audience back

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At 00:05:33,791, Character said: from television.

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At 00:05:34,625, Character said: We don't want nobody
telling us what to do.

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At 00:05:36,377, Character said: We don't want nobody pushing
us around.

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At 00:05:38,046, Character said: And they thought
these young directors

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At 00:05:39,797, Character said: might have an idea about it.

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At 00:05:41,340, Character said: This is grass.

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At 00:05:43,342, Character said: You mean marijuana?

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At 00:05:53,478, Character said: They were giving chances
to filmmakers

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At 00:05:55,855, Character said: who they didn't really
understand…

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At 00:05:58,691, Character said: …and it led to a lot of really
interesting movies.

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At 00:06:00,651, Character said: Hey! I'm walking here!

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At 00:06:02,945, Character said: These films pump fresh blood
into Hollywood.

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At 00:06:07,283, Character said: Younger filmmakers who had
radical new perspectives.

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At 00:06:11,662, Character said: It's this explosion
of incredibly inventive,

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At 00:06:15,249, Character said: distinct and original
filmmaking.

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At 00:06:17,335, Character said: No!

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At 00:06:18,961, Character said: Really imaginative filmmakers.

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At 00:06:22,256, Character said: They took chances.

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At 00:06:23,341, Character said: But the chances that
they took made money.

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At 00:06:27,261, Character said: If they move, kill em!

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At 00:06:32,391, Character said: Let's take the day off!

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At 00:06:33,559, Character said: -You want to?
-Yes!

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At 00:06:34,769, Character said: -You sure?
-Yes, sure, quick!

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At 00:06:38,523, Character said: John Boorman's directorial
feature debut

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At 00:06:41,150, Character said: was a film called
Catch Us If You Can.

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At 00:06:43,236, Character said: It was to the Dave Clark Five

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At 00:06:45,071, Character said: what a Hard Day's Night
was for the Beatles.

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At 00:06:47,532, Character said: We're trying to shoot
a TV commercial for meat.

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At 00:06:50,493, Character said: Very surrealist.

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At 00:06:51,619, Character said: It was about the
packaging and the selling

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At 00:06:53,621, Character said: of the Dave Clark Five

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At 00:06:54,664, Character said: and the way that they were being
treated like a commodity.

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At 00:06:57,333, Character said: Advertising is total war.

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At 00:06:58,960, Character said: That's actually kind of
a more bleak media critique

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At 00:07:02,964, Character said: than A Hard Day's Night.

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At 00:07:04,132, Character said: But is she selling meat?

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At 00:07:05,800, Character said: You know, it just wasn't as fun.

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At 00:07:07,385, Character said: And I gotta be honest,

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At 00:07:08,511, Character said: the Dave Clark Five

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At 00:07:09,679, Character said: are just not the most
charismatic stars.

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At 00:07:15,351, Character said: One of the things to come out
of this new wave in Hollywood

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At 00:07:18,187, Character said: was that you didn't have
to tell a linear story

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At 00:07:20,857, Character said: the way Hollywood always did.

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At 00:07:23,401, Character said: Point Blank presents a story

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At 00:07:25,111, Character said: in a completely
non-linear fashion.

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At 00:07:29,615, Character said: It was a wild experience.

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At 00:07:33,786, Character said: It's a revenge picture,
but it's highly stylized.

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At 00:07:37,540, Character said: Incredibly violent,
incredibly intense.

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At 00:07:42,170, Character said: It's basically Lee Marvin saying
"Give me my money!"

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At 00:07:46,424, Character said: You're a very bad man, Walker,
a very destructive man!

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At 00:07:48,843, Character said: Why do you run around doing
things like this?

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At 00:07:50,303, Character said: What do you want?

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At 00:07:51,679, Character said: I want my money.

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At 00:07:54,640, Character said: Lee Marvin had cast approval,
script approval, final cut

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At 00:07:57,560, Character said: and he defers it all
to John Boorman.

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At 00:08:01,147, Character said: He basically gave
Boorman total power,

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At 00:08:03,649, Character said: which is why John Boorman
is able to make

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At 00:08:05,484, Character said: such a crazy movie.

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At 00:08:09,238, Character said: Point Blank
was my first color film.

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At 00:08:11,657, Character said: I really would like to have made
it in black and white,

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At 00:08:13,993, Character said: but it had to be in color

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At 00:08:15,411, Character said: and I had to struggle
to develop a relationship

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