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Ryu ga Gotoku/Yakuza Kiwami Subtitled Playthrough - Part 13 - Going Underground - Duration: 16:30.
Kiryu, do you have any leads?
No, not yet. I'm going to ask around town.
You're not going to get anywhere doing that.
There's no helping it. The only other option is that information dealer...
...You don't mean, that 'legendary information dealer' do you?
Yeah. You've heard of him?
"Sai no Hanaya"... he knows everything there is to know about this town.
The problem is, he's in the middle of that park.
"West Park"?
Yeah. They call it the 'River Styx'. It's a haven for the homeless.
He's apparently somewhere in that park.
But be careful, it's a dangerous place that even the police don't dare enter.
Once you go in, you might not be able to get out again.
I have no choice. I'm out of time.
Can I leave Haruka to you?
Sure, this place isn't exactly safe either I suppose.
I'll take her in to the station.
Hey, you. Didn't see the sign?
It quite clearly says 'out of use'.
I saw it.
Then I guess you won't complain about what's going to happen next then, huh?
Get lost!
Yakuza have no business coming here.
I said get lost!
Public restrooms are open to everyone.
Bastard!
Yes, I see.
That's right.
I understand.
He can go through.
This way.
I'll be your guide, Kiryu.
My covers blown already, huh?
This is 'Sai no Kawara' you know?
The boss is waiting for you down below. In the inner most room.
You can go in.
Kazuma Kiryu
You've been making quite the scene since getting out.
Are you 'Sai no Hanaya'?
What do you want to know?
About the one billion the Tojo clan lost, and...
and the sisters, 'Yumi and Mizuki'.
What will I get in return?
What do you want?
Collecting information requires money.
My subordinates are everywhere.
I hear about everything.
From the color of a cabaret girl's underwear, to a back street deals...
And even murders not yet made public.
I take these countless leads, join them together...
And present my customers with the information they are looking for.
That makes my services expensive.
You get it, right?
I don't have anything to give you yet.
And I don't have any time.
I thought so...
Hey.
Hey!
Ten years ago...
The Dragon of Dojima was a force to be reckoned with.
Words cannot describe how much I hate the Yakuza.
But in the end, information dealers...
We're all pretty nosy.
What did you hope to achieve in making enemies of the Tojo clan?
It's something I'm very curious about.
So then...
But, if I give you the information for free...
It wouldn't be setting a very good example.
I hate anything that isn't fair.
So...?
I'll have you do a job for me.
A job that only the Dragon of Dojima could do.
An underground arena, huh?
That's right.
Rich people who can't think of a way to use their money...
And perverts who like the sight of blood make it quite a profitable business.
It doesn't matter if the fighters kill or get killed.
This is Sai no Kawara.
It's pretty close to being the River Styx.
So the job that only I could is?
If you win three times you'll get the prize.
If you can get hold of that...
You can use it to pay for my services, no?
You've got it right, Kiryu? Beyond here is the ring. Win three matches in a row and you're set.
Other than fighting unarmed, there aren't really any other rules.
Feel free to fight however you like.
The prize is big, so you'll be up against some strong opponents.
If you win three times I'll recognize your job as having been completed.
Got it?
When you're ready, give me a shout.
Oh, do I see weapons? Get rid of those and you're set.
Do your best to get the crowd riled.
Ladies and Gentlemen
We have a new contender!
The man feared as the Dragon of Dojima ten years ago...
The man who did his boss in with his own hands...
Kiryu Kazuma!
His opponent is so far on a two fight win-streak.
The escaped first degree murderer, all the way from America...
Daniel Feldman!
No time limit, no rules!
As expected of Kiryu Kazuma!
That ruthless yakuza fighting style!
The next challenger is...
The former middle-weight muay thai champion!
Gaowaiyan Puramuk!
Kiryu Kazuma's first defensive battle.
What kind of fight will we see!
Let the fight begin!
Can no one stop this newcomer?
Oh? It looks like the next challenger...
Was just decided!
It can't be!
The man who knows no defeat has returned!
He who over the past three years has remained undefeated!
The champion of the Vegas underground ring!
Gary Buster-Holmes!
So we meet again.
What a coincidence, Kiryu.
Sudden death, or long and painful. I'll let you choose.
I'm not sure I like either or those choices.
The undefeated yakuza versus the champion!
This is the deciding battle!
Let the fight begin!
What strength!
The yakuza is victorious!
Surpassing the former champion...
A new champion is born!
Now it's your turn.
Don't worry, I'll keep my promise.
I said I'm fair, right?
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all my edits [ kpop ] - Duration: 9:21.
Sparks - Hilary Duff
Candy Shop (Bigjerr Trap Remix) - 50 Cent
Swing - Savage
Muse - OCAD
London Bridge - Fergie
Mura Masa - Lotus Eater
Sausage Freestyle ( Eggs, Bacon, Grits) - Connect Gang
My Love - Justin Timberlake
my audio
Whistle - Katy Tiz
Ice Cream Man - Tyga
Flight - Tristam n Braken
Beautiful Liar - Shakira n Beyonce
Bom Bom - Sam and the Womp
Tongue Tied - Cayman Cline
4MINUTE/BTS - Crazy/Dope MASHUP [by RYUSERALOVER]
Twiight Overture - Carter Burwell
Sadness Disease - Urban Cone
Baby Come Back - Kill Paris
Bring The Madness - Excision
To Build A Home - The Cinematic Orchestra
Say My Name (Rac mix) - Odesza
Caroline - Amine
Serebro - chocolate
Booty Droppin - Jam Aunni
Guitar Track ( kayliox remix) - Sander Van Doorn
Long Live - Instupendo
Dum Dee Dum - Keys n Krates
Grump It - Xzevious
제시 쎈언니 (Jessi SSENUNNI)
Paris ( sam Tiba remix) - KOHH
Unress Rehearsal - Timeflies
Evolution - Teminite
altyn - tatarka
pokemon u - its Different
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Genesis does what Nintindon't Up until recently, I've defended the japanese
tyrant with all of their decisions.
I defended them for multiple reasons from the rose tinted glasses of nostalgia to their
humorous presentations and how they never seem to take themselves too seriously in public.
I grew up with Nintendo being a part of my life.
I'd get out of school and run into my room where Mario and friends were always waiting
to give me that challenge that I held so dear.
Year after year, I was a Nintendo fanboy and year after year I had no issues with the company.
More recently, I've loved that they hold many different variations on the 3ds consoles.
They want to make sure that every kid and adult have the capability of owning a version
of the system that plays the same games.
I fully understand that this was in their own personal interests as far as revenue goes,
but it's a decision that many corporations tend to not make in order to make their products
more desirable.
*cough cough apple.
As a father, an aspect of the big N that I can absolutely get behind is the family friendly
attitude that they carry.
Sony and Microsoft have a primary demographic of teens and up, but that leaves the small
ones out.
With everything, there are exceptions, but for the most part this is true.
Nintendo is for families where Sony and Microsoft have the more mature content.
Some of the most noticeable ips in gaming even to this day belong to Nintendo.
From the little fat plumber jumping through pipes as he chases down a giant horny lizard
who stole his woman to one of the first gaming female protagonists fighting her way through
a planet in order to stop a giant brain they have it all and of course I've played it
all.
Nintendo's always had a strange, but enjoyable sense of humor.
They've never taken themselves too seriously and for that I enjoy their presentations at
e3.
Once they stopped hosting conferences at the event and went for the pure digital format
they got even goofier with strange skits that aren't really funny, but I can't help
but to smile anyway.
That's why what I'm about to say is kind of heartbreaking for me.
Nintendo is like a garbage truck with no breaks flying downhill crashing into a sewer filled
with dirty diapers and rotten produce.
They smell like shit and it's only going to get worst.
Look at any YouTuber out there that hasn't been given the stamp of approval by the company
and you'll hear horror stories about how they unfairly copyright strike any video with
their properties displayed at all.
Want to play a Nintendo game?
You're probably going to get a strike.
Want to borrow a small video to discuss what you like or dislike about what they are trying
to sell you?
Stike.
I personally haven't had a strike by them yet, but that's because I went into content
creation with this knowledge in mind.
I have a copyright strike on me by the pokemon company for my 15 allies I'd like to kill
video, but honestly that's probably fair.
They're allowing me to use it, but not make money off of it.
Nintendo apparently strikes your video, and then takes all revenue from it while you fight
for it to be taken down.
Now let's talk about the marketing of the Switch shall we?I remember having so much
hope for the Switch before it even had an official name.
I kept saying, "The NX is going to be great guys, just wait and see."
I watched the promotion video and was displeased by what it was going to be, but still excited
to see what they were going to do with the hardware.
I was still hopeful.
They announced all the third party support and my mind was blown!
I couldn't wait to see what they had to show us during their first presentation revealing
the system and all of its glory.
The longer I watched the presentation the sadder my face becomes.
They focused on how the damned controller would vibrate.
On how you could point with it like a remote.
They showed off some mini games that are to be sold separately at a later date.
Nothing worthwhile for third party was announced and then they just ended.
I couldn't believe it.
That's when I decided I wasn't going to purchase the system.
I would wait until more came out for it and when more information would be released.
I mentioned mini games for the Switch.
Well, let's talk about that for a second, because that's another factor in my newly
formed hatred on its own.
One Two Switch is a game that should have come with the system to just show off some
of the mechanics with the machine, but it didn't.
It should have at least been free in the online store for those to download and give it a
try, but it wasn't.
It is fifty US dollars!
Fifty dollars for a one note tech demo!
When your entire game is built off of a single simple concept that goes nowhere then you
didn't create a game Nintendo!
What you've created is a sample!
You don't charge for samples!
I've never went to the grocery store and picked up a sampler slice of cheese to only
be charged for the same price of an entire block.
Arms doesn't look much better.
Look what you can do with the controller!
You swing the controller and the character's arms move!
Great, but you did that over ten years ago!
That's not new so how dare you think that you can charge full price for a game built
solely around one single decade old mechanic of a controller that seems to be a bit fancier
and smaller version of a wii controller!?
Speaking of over priced, what about all of these ports from older games with a tiny bit
of spit and polish that are being sold as if they are brand new AAA market games?
I've heard nothing but good things about Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, but the first version
of Mario Kart 8 was great too and I didn't mind paying full price for it three years
ago!
I think enough time has passed that you should drop your prices just a bit.
Nintendo must be hurting for ideas along with money.
What about the recently announced Pokken tournament to be released on the Switch with a few more
creatures to fight with and I guarantee you it'll be a full 60 dollar release too!
That's thievery and eventually your fans will leave you side like I have.
Let's look at Nintendo's amazing third party support.
Where the hell is it?
Why hasn't anything new been announced?
They're getting Skyrim.
A six year old game and it isn't even the special edition!
Ok, other than that and a few indie developers what do Switch owners have to look forward
to?
Nintendo, you can't just say you learned from the Wii U and then repeat the same damned
mistakes!
Saying something doesn't make it just magically true!
You have to put into practice.
The Wii U was a failure of a system primarily because it had little third party support,
but you know what?
It had more at launch than the Switch!
Now the online service does sound a bit better now than it did before, but not by much.
You still have to use an ap on your phone or tablet to talk to other players in a party
instead of, oh I don't know, the convenience of being able to party chat within the system
itself.
But who's payinig for convenience?
That's right the people paying for your online service are paying for convenience.
You're just deciding not to give it to them.
I can just as easily Facebook call a group of my friends to play a game from my phone
or tablet and probably get better quality too.
They've announced, as an incentive, you will be able to play three currently chosen
NES titles as part of the wonderful brick of shit they've left behind for us.
They said that SNES titles would be announced later, but what the hell!?
Why are you using thirty year old roms to lure people in?
Honestly when you compare old NES titles to newer titles released in these days, then
the NES games are terrible.
They are important as far as respectful landmarks that paved the way to today, but in comparison
to any game made by John Doe in his basement while eating a ham sandwich with one hand
and scratching his crusty ass with the other they are just simply not great.
People have taken the innovation of most of those older games and expanded on them for
years now.
I'm not going to stop driving my car to and from work to ride in a horse an buggy
instead so I'm sure as hell not going to put my 2017 released games down to play through
a game I beat when I was eight.
There are a lot more things on my list here, but I'm going to cut it short.
Look, I want Nintendo to be good.
I want them to learn and grow as a company.
I want them to catch up with the times, but it's just not happening.
There's going to be a time when they have to sink or swim.
They're going to have to change their policies to catch up with the rest of the market or
they're going to end up a third party company.
For them to learn from their mistakes we, the players need to stop excusing them.
We need to stop rewarding them with praise for all of their small victories and instead
demand larger steps.
We need to let them know that money will not always be thrown at them for having a good
new game released every two to three years.
They must improve relations with third party companies and they must reevaluate their pricing.
If the game is a rerelease then don't charge the same price as a new original title.
To me it makes your new games look cheaper in comparison.
I've had this anger building up inside of me since the presentation of the Switch and
thought my channel would be a great way of letting the anger hiss out like pressure from
a tire.
We'll have to wait and see if their e3 digital event will be exciting, filled with new and
wonderful things for console owners to get excited or if they're just going to go over
the games that are already on the radar and focus primarily on them.
I'm betting for the latter, but hope I'm wrong.
If you liked this video then feel free to like and subscribe.
It helps out alot.
I'm also going to leave you with a question.
What announcement from Nintendo during e3 would have you smiling in anticipation for
the coming months?
Let me know in the comments below and have a great day!
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Starcraft 2 - Ant Colonies Tutorial - The Black Ant - Duration: 13:21.
Black Ant Queen Tutorial Guide
Played against AI in this tutorial
Disclaimer: This is not the only way to play as a black ant nor is it always the best.
Choose a location to nest
Dig dirt into the creep
Morph into your queen
Push sheeps closer to nesting hole for quicker food gathering
Standard opening for open alliance game is 10 foragers and 5 soldier nests then speed upgrade
Speed is important because it allows more efficient micro
If not planning to micro, then build 5-5 to play more safe but will put you behind late game
Use soldiers to scout enemy queen types and bases
Don't upgrade foragers until you are heavily harassed by enemy soldiers
With a little drone micro, you can use drones to defend against 1-3 soldiers
After speed is done, make about 15-18 foragers
Start armor 1 upgrade = 125 food
For aggressive enemies, build defences
1 broodling spawner / 3 non-graded soldiers
You can adjust to your own calculations
Focus on soldier nests and upgrades for the rest of the match.
Start armor 2 upgrade = 150 food
Build total 10 soldier nests to meet major nest requirement
Early majors help defend against mass lings and can also dig multiple dirt quickly (saves queen's energy)
1 major nest = 200 food
Time to upgrade foragers if unable to defend drones
Try to play defensively as a Black Ant Queen
Black Ants Queens have a higher chance of winning in longer matches
Due to delay, now starting armor 2 upgrade
If enemy army is away from base, run in to try and pick off a 1-2 structures
High efficient APM helps in face paced matches
Major Soldier = 200 food
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Use soldiers to defend nest hole or block it so that enemies cannot run through
Start armor 3 upgrade = 175 food
2 Options = Push out and kill enemies or turtle defending to expand resources and army
1 major = 10 supply
Avoid risks later and snipe enemy queen when it's possible
Start attack 1 upgrade = 100 food
Clear dead enemy structure
Avoid allowing fire ants from eating the dead structures
Start attack 2 upgrade = 125 food
Important to pay attention to mini map!
Start 2nd major production at 20 supply
Major = 200 food
Attack head on when you have army and upgrade superiority.
Drone block OP lol :)
Charge the wide open queen!
Again, how Important it is to pay attention to the mini map.
Meant to say nobody is perfect at this game. Lol
Thank you tuning in this tutorial!
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Oh, the Ear - Duration: 4:35.
The thing on your head's the pinna it's quite the largest part
it collects the sounds from around you it's where the hearing process starts
Then those sounds go down a tunnel the ear canal is what it's called
The tympanic membrane's at the end it's 9-10 mm tall
The last thing has another name and that's the ear drum
There's a lot of parts to that too but it would take too long to list 'em
Just look at those lobes of the outer ear
Next, we're on to the middle ear where the ossicles call home.
The incus, the malleus, and the stapes are the three smallest bones
The Eustachian tube is there too making your life a breeze
it keeps the pressure equal when you yawn or when you sneeze
Then there are two muscles: tensor tympani and stapedius.
The help to move the sound along. I bet you that gets quite tedious.
Balance is by the inner ear.
The semicircular canals, the utricle, and saccule, keep us upright like true pals.
The organ of Corti is there. The 8th nerve is too.
They both move the signal along, that's what they're supposed to do.
Those canals and that cochlea have one important detail (just one!)
Have you even noticed how it looks like
a prehistoric snail?
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roblox retail tycoon walkthrough! - Duration: 4:05.
welcome hope you enjoy the video and please sub :D
my place over here
the inside
to put things on the shelf first press supply and buy something
then press on manage that's on the left side
click on the freezer for example,if you bought sodas press restock
the carpark
you can visit other people's places!
click on a spill to clean it
press on workers on the left hand side to buy workers
beware that it costs 10 minutes or pay to hire
i think i'll buy a janitor :D
cleanliness gets you good ratings
the janitor would've cleaned it but my ocd :/
press furnish to buy anything you need in the shelving and decoration catogorie also the checkouts
stop the music there
show you around once more but thoroughly
the pets people buy from me
keyboard stopped working for a sec sorry :(
this is my sign (advertisement for my shop)
press upgrade and you can upgrade the sign your parking lot or buy more space for your store
k guys we're done for today hope you enjoyed the video please sub and like it and pop in a suggestion of what to do next
cya :)
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hey today im playing roblox
just watch the vid
stop reading the subtitles
blah blah words words
ha u looked didnt you
ok thats all
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As Chelsea eye a return for Romelu Lukaku, here's ten other players who went back to the future - Duration: 9:59.
As Chelsea eye a return for Romelu Lukaku, here's ten other players who went back to the future… but were they hits or misses?
THEY say you should never go back but Romelu Lukaku is keen to defy conventional wisdom by re-signing for former club Chelsea.
Everton paid £28million to buy the Belgium striker three years ago and are now demanding a world-record £100m fee to allow the 24-year-old to return to Stamford Bridge. Everton have slapped a £100m price tag on Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku.
Romelu Lukaku spent three seasons at Stamford Bridge before being sold. SunSport's MARK IRWIN looks at ten other stars who have gone back to the future and rates whether they have been a hit or a miss.
JOINED Manchester United's youth academy at 16 but made just seven first-team appearances before running his contract down and signing for Juventus in 2012.
Furious Sir Alex Ferguson claimed United were better off without the young Frenchman but that did not prevent Jose Mourinho from paying a world-record £89m to bring him back to Old Trafford last year.
Paul Pogba fell short of his world-record transfer fee when he returned to Manchester United.
Paul Pogba left Manchester United for Juventus in 2012.
Pogba won the League Cup and the Europa League this year but failed to boss games and fell short of justifying his hefty price tag.
BOUGHT for £23m, sold for £50m and re-signed for £32m, it has been a crazy few years for Chelsea's Brazilian centre-half. Chelsea resigned David Luiz from Paris Saint-Germain for £32m.
Chelsea sold David Luiz to Paris Saint-Germain in 2014 for £50m. Never really convinced during his first spell at Stamford Bridge, despite winning the Champions League, FA Cup and Europa League.
But he has been a model of restraint and consistency since boss Antonio Conte brought him back from Paris Saint-Germain last summer to direct the play from the heart of the Blues' title-winning defence.
BARCELONA were fuming when Arsenal snatched the 16-year-old midfield prodigy from their famous La Masia youth academy.
Barcelona were fuming when Arsenal pinched Cesc Fabregas from their youth academy.
Cesc Fabregas never established himself in the Barcelona team upon his return. Eight years later, they finally got him back after Fabregas engineered an acrimonious £27m move from the Emirates.
He helped Barca win La Liga and Spanish Cup but never established himself as one of the main men at the Nou Camp before he was sold to Chelsea. Arsenal, unsurprisingly, passed up on the opportunity to re-sign their former captain.
THE man voted Arsenal's greatest player in a supporters' poll was only ever going to play a cameo role when he returned to the Emirates on a month's loan from New York Red Bulls.
Thierry Henry was voted Arsenals greatest ever player in a supporters poll.
Thierry Henrys sensational Arsenal return was a hit after he bagged a couple of goals. Having scored a club-record 226 goals in the Gunners' No 14 shirt, this was simply a stroll down memory lane for the fantastic Frenchman.
Nevertheless, he still managed to delight the fans by adding another couple of goals to his tally before flying back to the Big Apple. ALWAYS on a hiding to nothing when he agreed to return to Liverpool after five years away.
Robbie Fowler was so prolific at Liverpool in his first spell he was known as God.
Robbie Fowler fell short of the mark upon his Liverpool return and was released 18 months later.
The club's all-time top scorer in the Premier League had unfinished business after claiming he was forced to sign for Leeds against his will after a row with manager Gerard Houllier.
But the man simply known as 'God' by adoring Kopites was not quite so infallible second time around and hit just eight goals in 18 months before being released.
WHEN you have changed clubs so often, there is a fair chance you will end up at a former team down the line.
Tottenham striker Jermain Defoe was sold to Portsmouth for just £7.
Jermain Defoe was a hit upon his triumphant return to White Hart Lane.
That was the case for Defoe, who must have felt he had never been away from Spurs when they paid £15m for him — twice what they had sold him for to Portsmouth a year earlier.
Took up where he left off and scored consistently. SCORING the winning penalty in the Champions League final should have been the perfect way for Drogba to sign off at Chelsea.
Didier Drogba scored the winning penalty in the Champions League final against Bayern Munich.
Didier Drogba managed to win another Premier League winners medal after returning to Chelsea. But the reception he received from the Stamford Bridge fans when he returned with Galatasaray convinced him his London love affair was not over.
Although he only added seven goals to his Blues tally, the self-assured Ivorian claimed another Premier League winner's medal before being carried off shoulder-high by his Chelsea chums.
THE highest-paid footballer in Britain looked like he had the weight of the world on his shoulders following his ill-fated £50m move from Liverpool to Chelsea.
Fernando Torres endured a torrid time at Chelsea after his £50m move from Liverpool.
Fernando Torres has not rekindled the form he once had after his fairytale return to Atletico Madrid.
The scowling Spaniard proved to be so ineffective at Stamford Bridge that they were happy for him to spend the final two years of his contract out on loan.
Torres eventually returned to first club Atletico Madrid, hoping it would rekindle his fading career. But his unproductive spell in London had dulled his finisher's instincts and he has remained a sporadic scorer since his return.
WEST HAM fans never forgave Frank Lampard for joining Chelsea but Joe Cole was a completely different story.
Trickster Joe Cole captured West Ham fans hearts after his breakthrough as a youngster.
Joe Cole had lost his confidence when he returned to West Ham. Those sentimental Hammers went all dewy-eyed as they reminisced about the bewildering trickery of the 17-year-old kid who had stolen their hearts all those years ago.
Sadly, those golden memories were left tarnished by the midfielder's return to Upton Park after a ten-year absence when his confidence had vanished along with his mobility.
SPURS chairman Daniel Levy could not believe his luck when he persuaded Portsmouth to pay £6m for the error-prone centre-half.
Tottenham chief Daniel Levy could not believe his luck when Portsmouth bought Younes Kaboul for £6m.
Harry Redknapps decision to resign Younes Kaboul proved to be a bad one. And he could not believe his ears when Harry Redknapp insisted on forking out the same fee to bring the hapless Frenchman back 18 months later.
Redknapp justified the deal by claiming Kaboul was "a late developer" but his confidence proved to be hopelessly misplaced. Kaboul continued to give goals away cheaply and he was flogged to Sunderland for a cut-price fee.
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3-GAMES TO NONE.. OVER THE CAVS.
WE HAVE LIVE TEAM COVERAGE.
SPORTS DIRECTOR DENNIS O'DONNELL
LIVE... IN CLEVELAND.. BUT
WE BEGIN TONIGHT WITH CHRISTIN
AYERS LIVE AT ORACLE.. WITH ALL
THOSE PUMPED UP DUBS FANS!
HEY CHRISTIN.
FROM THE SOUND OF IT...YOU'D
THINK THE
WARRIORS THEMSELVES WERE IN THE
BUILDING.
NATSOT
BUT FOR THOSE WHO COULDN'T CATCH
A PLANE TO CLEVELAND FOR
TONIGHT'S GAME...THIS WAS THE
NEXT BEST THING. Geoff
Hutto/Warriors fan
A lot of fans can't afford to go
to the actual game so this is
something your family can all go
and enjoy at a reasonable price
and have a great time.
THIS MAN DROVE THREE HOURS TO
GET HERE.
Christin: You came all the way
from where? Fresno, California.
Just to come to the watch party?
Just to come to the watch party.
This is our fourth watch party.
FOR THESE FANS...IT'S ALL ABOUT
THE ATMOSPHERE.
Yolanda Reeves/Warriors fan
We're all here for one cause and
it's just like the energy and
everybody 's applauding,
everybody's having a good time.
SURE...THE PLAYERS ARE THERE IN
CARDBOARD CUT-OUT FORM ONLY...
Gracie Flaig/Warriors fan
I like when they have those
people with the giant heads and
they walk out as the players.
AND THE ACTION IS ON THE
JUMBOTRON...NOT THE COURT. BUT
FROM THE DANCERS...TO THE
FIREWORKS...AND THE RABID
JEERING OF LEBRON JAMES...
NATSOT
DIEHARD FANS SAY IT'S WORTH
IT...AND THEY'LL BE BACK FOR
GAME FOUR. Briana Moore/Warriors
fan
Briana: We're gonna spank that
Cavalier... Christin: Bleep!
DUB NATION:
DEFENDING WARRIORS GROUND
ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BAY
TONIGHT.
FANS PACKED CIVIC CENTER PLAZA
IN SAN FRANCISCO TO WATCH THE
GAME ON THE JUMBO-TRON.
OUR DENNIS O'DONNELL IS DEEP IN
ENEMY TERRITORY TONIGHT. DENNIS
-- HOW'S THE MOOD IN
CLEVELAND?
THE WARRIORS CAME TO CLEVELAND
IN GOOD SHAPE, BUT NOT OUT OF
THE WOODS.. LAST YEAR IN GAME
THREE GOLDEN STATE GOT BLITZED
BY 30 POINTS, AND YOU REMEMBER
THE REST...
THE WARRIORS PUT THEIR PERFECT
POSTSEASON RECORD ON THE LINE IN
ENEMY TERRITORY.. AND BOY WAS
THAT TESTED TONIGHT... THIRD
QUARTER, SOMEHOW KYRIE IRVING
FINISHES THIS PLAY. HE HAD AN
ELECTRIFYING 35 POINTS, AND THE
CAVS HAD A SEVEN POINT LEAD..
BUT THE WARRIORS NEVER LET IT
GET OUT OF HAND, AND WITH LESS
THAN A MINUTE TO GO IN THE GAME,
KEVIN DURANT NAILS THE PULL UP
THREE FOR THE LEAD. DESPITE
TRAILING MOST OF THE SECOND
HALF, THE WARRIORS FIND A WAY TO
WIN... 118- 113 IS THE FINAL.
THEY CAN WIN THE TITLE FRIDAY
BACK HERE IN CLEVELAND..
DENNIS O'DONNELL IN CLEVELAND,
THANKS.
THE GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS HAVE
BEEN TWEETING UP A STORM SINCE
THE VICTORY. THEY TWEETED THESE
PICTURES A LITTLE WHILE AGO..
WITH THE CAPTION..
"What a win, #DubNation!"
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Dr. Phibes Rises Again (1972) - Español Latino - Película Completa - Duration: 1:29:30.
The incredible legends
of the abominable Dr. Phibes
began a few short years ago.
All of them, unfortunately, true.
It was here in London's fashionable Maldene Square
Whence Phibes ventured out
To work his diabolical revenge
Against those responsible
for the death of his beloved wife Victoria
And the destruction of his own face,
Making it necessary to talk
through an ingenious mechanism
In his neck.
My wife existed only 6 minutes
on the operating table.
You murdered her.
When the acid reaches him,
he will have a face
like mine.
Oh!
The brilliant minds of Scotland Yard were baffled
as the murders continued,
each more fiendish than the last.
And in his soundproof basement of his mansion,
none could hear his flamboyant songs
of triumph and revenge
played on his organ and by his ingenious clockwork musicians.
We have got to find Phibes.
Only by a stroke of amazing luck
Did the police seek out Maldene Square.
But the fiendish Dr. Phibes
Was prepared for such an emergency,
And building his face anew,
He entered the crypt
where he had enshrined his beloved wife--
Incredibly maintained--
Neither alive,
nor completely dead.
And there, Phibes placed himself
in suspended life, like her,
until it would be time
For Phibes to rise again.
Gad! It's as if he disappeared
off the face of the earth.
Phibes lay in darkness 3 years.
Until the moon, coming into proper conjunction
with the eternal planets,
shone upon the golden moon of the crypt,
pulsing with a fantastic life of its own.
Lifeblood then flowed back into Phibes.
Great wheels and motors sprung into motion,
And dr. Phibes once more
walked upon the earth.
Victoria,
For 3 years,
I have rested beside you.
Tonight, the glorious moon
Has risen to the exact position
Which last occurred 2,000 years ago,
Signaling the opening of this crypt
And the beginning of our greatest adventure.
We shall embark
to the land of Egypt,
Where years ago, in a mountain
overlooking the valley of the pharaohs,
I did prepare for us a wondrous shrine,
unknown by any living man.
There, my beloved, awaits the key
to resurrection for you
and eternal life for both of us.
And once again,
I call on you,
Vulnavia.
Come one more time,
my trusted aide.
Join me and my beloved,
for we have work to do
to bring her back to life.
Thank you, my dear, for answering my call.
Upstairs in my safe
is a most precious map
of papyrus--
The way to a pharaoh's tomb,
beneath which flows,
each 2,000 years,
the River of Life.
We must make haste
and find the river
at its flood.
Let us go upstairs
and prepare for our journey.
No, no!
While I slept in sweet oblivion,
Who dared destroy my house?
The safe.
The safe.
Could it still be here?
There.
What fiend has taken it?
Only one who seeks eternal life as I do--
Biederbeck.
The papyrus--
And yet, paradoxically worthless.
Yes, Ambrose, worthless.
For without my knowledge or my interpretation of the translation,
It has no value or significance.
3 years it took me to come upon
This grand and final realization.
It was the one...
the one piece I'd searched for my whole life.
May I, Biederbeck?
Ah.
Ah,
So this is the papyrus
That I've read so much about.
I've made no secret of it.
It seems that when they demolished
An old house in Maldene Square
It came into the hands of a dealer
Who contacted me,
Knowing of My interest.
This seems to be
Almost a matter of life and death to you.
You're a strange man.
Acclaimed as one of the most brilliant minds
In the western Hemisphere,
And yet you seem obsessed with--
Yes?
With the spiritual, the mythical aspect of life.
of course I'm obsessed with life,
And somewhere in Egypt, that obsession will be answered.
This--
This is all hypothesis.
5 years ago, I toured the whole area.
Indeed, Ambrose...
And nothing.
I remember looking down upon the whole valley.
That, my friend, was your greatest mistake.
You looked down.
did it never occur to you to look up?
The sky?
Exactly.
That's where the answer lies--
In the stars,
the moon.
The sky is the key.
While you look down, I look up.
The rings around Saturn-- When were they discovered?
The beginning of the 18th century.
Exactly...
And yet, look here.
See?
Plainly marked,
and that map is 5,000 years old.
Yes.
And this...
Only a fragment, but what significance.
It's a page from the logbook
of a Phoenician trading ship.
Notice the positioning of the stars.
A chart far more sophisticated
Than we allowed for in our calculations.
And finally,
This--
The temple of Ibisis.
that's where We're going.
What do you hope to find?
If there's treasure-- gold, Ambrose-- it's yours.
I'm seeking something more.
What more do you want?
I like to think he wants me.
I can tell by your face you've forgotten.
We're dining with princess Rica.
I'm sorry.
I'll go up and change.
Make Ambrose a drink, will you?
When are you two going to...
Get married?
You'd better ask Darius that.
Well, perhaps after this trip.
You know, sometimes it's like...
As if he's going to Egypt for my benefit.
Every day he grows More preoccupied
With something.
I only wish I knew What it was.
Oh, Ambrose, I don't want to go.
I thought You wanted to go.
Oh, no, darling, I wasn't talking about tonight.
Don't worry.
Well, are we ready?
Well, here we go, then.
Huh.
Come along, my dear.
Well, at least the meal should be interesting.
Oh, you'd get a good claret, anyhow.
Darius, we can't keep the princess waiting.
Blue blood, you know.
We will return at twelve.
Huh! Huh!
Hah!
Hyah!
Hyah!
Huh! Oh!
Hyah!
Hyah!
so, once more, I have been forced to kill
For you, Victoria.
Only that you may live again,
For here where mystic lines converge...
We'll find the door
That separates the living
From the dead.
I see.
Uh, has he any known relatives
In this country, sir?
It would seem most unlikely.
Mmm. Well, may I ask--
How long has he been in your employment?
These questions are academic, Inspector.
- The papyrus-- - That may be--
Don't interrupt me.
It damn well is so.
The papyrus is missing,
And that's all that I'm concerned about,
Not this prolonged post mortem.
Now, now, let's just get our priorities right.
A man has been senselessly killed-- Murdered.
All right, so he has,
But I have been senselessly robbed.
Curious as that may seem to your police mentality,
The latter is all that I care about, do you understand?
Find the papyrus, and doubtless,
That will lead you to the killer,
But find the papyrus first.
You've got 24 hours to complete your investigation.
This papyrus--
Who exactly would know that it was in your possession?
Any interested party. I made no secret of its purchase,
But it would be of interest to a few international scholars--
All, I assure you, completely above suspicion.
No, Trout, what you are looking for is a common thief
who was surprised.
A man who pierces the skull of another man with a golden snake?
That's not a common thief, sir. With respect.
With respect?
Just what, then, are you suggesting?
That it was a calculated act.
By a man who knows the true value of the papyrus?
Yes, sir.
No force in all the world
Can stop us now,
For in a mountain range
Where pharaohs once reside,
A palace I have built beneath the stone,
And there we'll wait
Until the great appointed tide
reveals a secret door
through which we'll find new life.
and now,
bon voyage to all of us.
With you, Victoria,
safe in your sealed abode,
we drive to Southampton,
then the channel, then the open sea.
Come, Vulnavia,
we sail.
Ah, sweet Victoria,
what happy times of years ago I think of now.
It won't be long, my love,
Before we've reached our goal...
And moving, breathing,
you in my arms again and I in yours.
In Egypt, I shall find the key--
The key to the elixir of life.
"June 1st, at sea, bound for Egypt.
"I'm taking 3 drops of my elixir of life.
"the vials are almost empty.
"if I fail in Egypt, I am doomed."
"awaken, o sick one,
"thou hast slept.
"thy have lifted thine head towards the horizon.
"appear,
"thou art justified against those
"that sought to do thee harm."
One of my favorite passages
From the Book of the Dead...
All relating to the Divine Incarnation.
Of the phenomenon of rebirth.
Singularly appropriate, Ambrose.
Our voyage has now begun, Vulnavia.
Though brief, the time aboard this ship
will seem too long, I know,
So eager are we to arrive in Egypt
And complete the preparations
I began long years ago.
Here...
In the mountain,
Marked on this papyrus,
Beyond corridors,
Which led once to a pharaoh's hidden tomb,
Awaits the key to resurrection
and to life.
I shall decipher it.
Nothing...
Nothing will stop me now.
I must tell Victoria,
Hidden safe below away from curious eyes.
We have but 3 short weeks
Until that glorious day.
How would you pinpoint
the most important part of the globe?
Rocks erode and fall.
The sand changes daily, hourly.
Rivers flood, twist, form new courses.
Topographically, the world is in a perpetual flux,
But the sky...
The sky remains the one constant factor.
What are all these theories of yours leading up to?
Not my theories alone, Ambrose.
Ancient civilizations Knew about this,
Capitalized on it.
To what end?
The return of the life force, Ambrose.
as I say, they're not my theories. They're 3,000 years old.
Let me show you another fascinating aspect of this affair.
where's the model of the mountain?
In the hold.
Then it can wait. I'll tell you tomorrow.
Biederbeck, I won't be able to sleep.
I must know tonight.
I'll go and get it.
Have you discussed this with anybody else?
Of course not.
And, Ambrose,
I forbid you to tell anyone of this conversation.
Probably one of these.
Ah. Let's see now.
Ah, no. No, that's not it.
Ha, ha!
Not quite the kind of model I'm looking for.
It might just be stored in here, sir.
Ha, ha!
Empty, I suppose.
Pity.
Ah, that looks more like it.
Yes. Well, thank you very much, officer.
I mustn't keep you from your duties.
I could quite easily just--
Oh, I can manage by myself.
Well, As you say, sir.
Thank you. Good night.
Good night to you, sir.
What the hell?
Come in.
Mr. Biederbeck?
Yes, captain.
I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
I have made 2 sweeps of the area
And found no trace of your friend.
Very well, then.
That's that.
I'm afraid that we must face up to the fact that...
Well, time is running out, Mr. Biederbeck.
And no doubt you'll resume your normal course.
Oh, god. Heavens, no.
Naturally, I intend to use my every power
To find him.
We shall continue to search until dawn if necessary.
But you said yourself there's no hope.
It's been 2 hours.
This delay is intolerable.
Please bring your ship around, captain.
I would remind you, Sir,
That the navigation of this ship
Is my responsibility.
I shall, of course, bear your suggestion in mind.
Was he a good swimmer?
I have no idea, captain.
I suppose he never...
How can I put this?
I suppose he never touched the bottle.
then how the hell did he get in there in the first place?
the blighter must've drunk his way in.
I come back from leave,
And the first thing I find on my desk is this!
Oh? What's that, Then, sir?
"the Gloucester Squirt murder.
"the Gloucester Square murder."
I can hardly read your writing, for a start.
"on arrival, I discovered the man's body surrounded by..."
Balls.
Look here, Trout...
On the snooker table, sir.
What?
Oh.
"balls on the snooker table."
"cause of death was apparently By a small gold...
"snake
"which entered the man's left Ear at great speed,
"and having pierced the skull, reappeared through the right."
In one ear and out the other, sir.
"Death, it would appear, was instantaneous."
Oh, brilliant.
Why was his employer, the principal witness,
allowed to leave the country?
It was a delicate matter,
And I was dealing with a difficult man.
You're dealing with an even more difficult one.
Do you know what time it is?
Uh, it's just after 1:00, sir.
I've been waiting for you since 9:00.
I was called out last night, sir.
Where?
What was it called? uh, Forley.
Never heard of it.
It's in the mouth of Southampton water, sir.
A man's body had been washed up.
Fallen overboard?
In a sense, yes.
Men fall overboard frequently.
That's what the locals are for.
That's what I complain about here!
This one was inside a bottle.
He what?
He was inside a bottle.
Glass, it was,
About 7 feet long.
Corked?
To Egypt and our arrival here.
My compliments to you,
Vulnavia.
You have done wonders with the local fish.
But we must not dally.
While Victoria safely sleeps,
We must hasten to the caves within
And learn what time has wrought since last I ventured there.
See, Vulnavia.
Not a thing has been disturbed.
Some minor decorating, some touching up,
And it will seem like home.
Lights!
Music, Vulnavia!
A song of celebration.
Unveil the band.
We're looking for a madman.
Well, you've bloody well found one.
Do you realize that this is Saturday afternoon?
We'd have a little talk with you in private,
As you're the shipping agent.
We appreciate you coming along
at such short notice, Mr...
Lombardo, and I didn't have much option, did I,
With a ruddy police car rolling up outside my club?
Frightful intrusion.
And, as I say, on a Saturday afternoon.
Well, it is a rather delicate matter, sir.
Hmm?
We've, um...
We've found the body.
Well, I didn't know you mislaid one. Whose?
Ambrose's.
The man who fell off the...
Ah, him.
Yes, sir.
If it's about insurance,
It's much too early for me to commit.
Well, it seemed pretty obvious that he was, uh, pissed.
We are loath--
I beg your pardon.
Loath to involve anybody else at this juncture.
But we have a strong reason to believe that he was murdered.
Murdered?
Killed.
Yeah, I got that.
Shoved the old boy off, eh?
Did you know the gentleman?
Not intimately, but I knew him professionally.
He was always going on cruises to the Middle East.
He was an archaeologist,
Digging around in the dirt.
Like you chaps.
Right.
This may seem a rather obvious question,
But on this passenger list,
Was there anyone you would describe as at all--
How shall I put it-- odd?
The whole ruddy lot of them. No. That's a slight exaggeration.
No. I wouldn't say exceptionally odd.
Oddish.
Well... Is that it?
For the time being.
Thank you.
If you should have second thoughts
about the smallest thing,
We'd like to hear from you.
You can rely on me. I'll think about it.
We do have a lot of eccentric people,
as I've said, on these tours.
It takes all sorts, doesn't it?
I must tell you, there was a woman--
Oh, well, tell the story another time.
Whatever they ask for, we try to keep them happy.
We get chaps wanting pianos in their suites.
It helps the whole thing along.
Moonlight sonata And all that.
Yes. We are grateful to you for coming along.
On this last trip, a fellow wanted an organ.
Well, I'll be off.
Would you say that again, sir?
Well, I'll be off.
No, no, no. Before that.
The organ, you mean?
Yes, yes.
I don't think. He was probably an organist.
I remember the girl stipulated
that it be a cinema organ.
Girl?
The girl who did the booking.
Was her employer's name Phibes?
Phibes? No, Smith.
We get a lot of Smiths.
Smith. Thank god for that.
Thank you again, Mr. Lombardo.
This girl who did--
Don't waste his time! We've got jobs to do.
Did you see the man at all?
No, I didn't see the man.
Only the girl.
She was a very beautiful girl, Very tall.
You'd have liked her.
There was something strange about her.
I suppose she was probably an entertainer.
Of course. There's the answer.
Fellow's on the boards. Wanted a bit of practice.
Anything else with him?
Organ music. Bound to go down well with those Arabs.
Clockwork musicians.
Life-size clockwork musicians.
That isn't all they took.
I've got all the details over at my office.
I'd like to come along and take a glance.
You didn't see the man?
No, I didn't see the man.
I saw the girl. She did the whole lot.
She did the paying--
Did she pay by check?
No, no, no. Cash.
Return fare?
No. Single.
Single? One-way?
Maybe he won't come back.
Oh, it's Phibes all right, sir,
And he always comes back.
You know the saying, Trout.
Build a better mousetrap,
and the world will beat a path to your door.
Every time we've built a better mousetrap
Phibes has built a better mouse.
What the hell is that?
Nothing to do with me, sir.
Are you sure it's not one of your...
What do you mean, one of mine?
Oh.
Very sorry. I must've dropped right off.
May we ask why you're here?
I've come to see Mr. Waverley.
Would you like me to go, sir?
I'm Waverley.
Oh, isn't that nice?
Such a sweet man showed me in.
I'm an Ambrose, you know.
Ambrose? You're--
Cousin of the late Harry.
We were very sorry about that.
It--it must've been a great shock.
Not all that close, I'm afraid.
We kept in touch occasionally.
I thought he was a mysterious old bird.
Can you tell us anything that might be of any help,
Miss, uh...
Ambrose.
Did anybody bear him a grudge or anything?
Well, it's hardly likely, is it?
I mean, he spent most of his time leaping round the world.
It's possible, I suppose, though.
Hmm.
Just before you came in, I took the liberty
Of looking at this map.
That's not where they're going at all, you know.
Who?
Biederbeck and that lot.
Now...
Here.
This is much more likely.
Where is everybody?
Mr. Biederbeck, I'm Hackett.
I imagine The others Will be--
The instructions were for everyone to wait
until I arrived at the base camp--
Hmm.
Well?
Uh, Stewart and Baker couldn't wait.
They've gone off to explore the mountain.
They've gone off to do what?
They were getting impatient.
And Shavers?
Oh, he's around.
Hackett.
Well, come on.
Come on where?
I'm sorry, stay here and rest.
Damn it, Hackett, no man should go near that mountain alone.
Nobody really knows what's in there.
Sleep on, my sweet Victoria,
For regal claws of sacred birds
Guard well your place of rest.
For those poor fools
that dare intrude,
the penalty
is death.
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Ah! Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Did you have a good dinner?
Do you realize what this is?
A secret room,
hidden from view,
so long as it is flooded,
but now as the moon rises towards a zenith,
the waters have receded,
And they flow underground,
Perhaps into the hidden river of life itself.
Somewhere through there, Vulnavia,
awaits our answer.
What pharaoh of what forgotten dynasty
rested here
before he drifted on the bosom of what stream
beneath these stones
to find eternal life?
A secret compartment
beneath the sarcophagus
large enough to hold Victoria.
What other secrets lie within?
A key--
An actual key.
How ironic and how clever.
When I find the lock it fits,
I'll have the answer.
Shavers, Baker, where are you?
Straight ahead, Biederbeck.
What do you think you're doing?
Oh...
Well, it's just a preliminary sortie, sir.
On whose authority?
We didn't realize we needed permission.
When you're older and more experienced,
Maybe you'll learn to have respect for authority.
You might want to remember that you're a member of my team,
Working for me.
Is this your mountain, sir?
I regard it as such, yes.
Are we to take that literally, sir?
Take it however you wish,
but understand that I give the orders.
Any explorations will be Planned and led by me.
Understood?
Fine, Biederbeck,
but, you know, we're not exactly amateurs here.
If discoveries are to be made,
It'll require individual effort
and a certain amount of intellectual freedom.
Hackett, there are no prima donnas here.
Discoveries will be made by the team, under my directions.
Well, then, perhaps you'll be so kind as to enlighten us.
Just where is all this leading to?
In good time.
Not now, Diana.
It's usual for all information to be pooled, sir.
I have no doubts--
It's rather urgent.
What is it, Diana?
I have a little discovery of my own
that I think you ought to see.
You mustn't let this upset you.
Upset me? A man has just been killed.
We're in the desert,
Not taking tea in Mayfair.
Curious as it may seem,
You don't have to remind me of that.
I've drunk lots of tea in Mayfair
Without finding dead bodies at my feet.
Would you just trust me?
Trust?
Yes, trust.
How far is that going to get me or us?
How can I? You don't trust me.
What's that supposed to mean?
It's not supposed to mean anything.
It seems clear. You don't trust me, and you won't tell me.
Your attitude has changed.
Suddenly, human life means nothing to you anymore.
Have I said that?
No, but I just have.
You're so callous now.
Is that what you really think?
Do you honestly care what I really think? Do you?
Of course I do.
It's just that I--
- What is it? - I can't explain it.
What's holding you back?
I mean, it's that, isn't it?
Why does that big mountain
have so much hold over you?
I mean, just what is it that goes on in there?
How lovely she looks, my darling,
on her way to her last brief sleep before awakening.
She shall rest where none can find her.
I am protecting you, Victoria,
from those who would discover us.
I shall eliminate them all, one by one.
Yes...
Even Biederbeck himself
If need be, my beloved.
In this secret compartment
made by artisans millenniums ago,
You shall rest like the princess you are.
For when the moon next comes full,
The waters of the Nile
and the tides within the seas
will somehow meet,
And life will flow within your veins
and love within our hearts.
Uh, we've got enough trouble around here
without you dreaming up more.
That kind of trouble I can take anytime.
Yes, well...
She belongs to Biederbeck.
Damn you.
Yes, for some more than others.
Since you have nothing better to do this evening,
Maybe you'll unload the other truck.
Uh, what-- What truck?
Hackett's truck.
Get a good night's sleep.
You still haven't told me what you expect to find.
Tomorrow.
Now, Darius. I'd like to know now.
Tomorrow.
Ah!
What the hell's going on?
You're mad!
You're bloody mad!
For god's sake, man!
"if music be the food of love...
"play on."
ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Ah!
Give me excess a bit.
No.
Here, with a loaf of bread beneath the bar,
A book of verse,
A glass of beer...
That's--that's Omar Khayya'm, sir.
Yes.
You know, I'm a bit apprehensive
about finding the others, sir.
Do you think you know where we are?
Trout, I don't think, I know.
I don't think you know, either.
Keep your place, Trout.
Sorry, sir.
Now then...
Cairo is, um...
Over there.
And by the same token, the Red Sea is over there.
And that direction, Trout...
Yes?
England.
Yeah. Yeah, quite so, sir,
But how do we find this mountain range
Where Biederbeck and Phibes are going?
There are times, Trout, when I worry about you.
All we have to do is to ask someone.
Out here, sir?
Why not? Bound to be somebody.
Ah, there! There's somebody!
Where, sir?
Um, 3 dunes east.
Hop to it, man! Start the tank!
Hackett, I need you!
What's this about? Why are we taking the truck?
I've sent Baker and the arab workmen up there.
Why are we taking the truck?
We broke through a wall.
Found a gold sarcophagus.
Already, underground waters have begun to rise.
Somewhere within this maze of tunnels
a new river will crest,
along which we will glide, through gates,
which will be revealed to us, Vulnavia.
The gates which can be unlocked
only with the silver key.
Come. I must tell Victoria.
Those devils!
To take from me the two treasures of my life!
I shall get them back!
Who tries to stop me will die!
It certainly is a remarkable find.
How he knew it was there beats me.
He went straight to it.
I think it calls for a celebration.
Um, champagne?
Yes!
Shall I pour some for Darius?
Yes, I think so.
A key.
Why a key?
Oh, I don't know. Something's biting him.
Who is this, then?
Darius.
Stewart's back.
Don't let him go away.
I'll be out in a moment.
He's not going anywhere.
Please, you must come now.
I suppose we'd better take him down.
Why?
I don't understand.
Whose mind could conceive of such a bizarre way to kill?
A man called Phibes, sir.
Dr. Anton Phibes.
They have taken you from me, my sweet Victoria,
But fear not, for I shall recover you,
And they will suffer for this outrage
with their lives!
So, with Stewart, he's now killed 4 men.
Recently, sir. If you go further back--
Trout.
Yes, but why? What possible reason could he have?
Well, Biederbeck?
The papyrus.
If he stole it, it means we have the same goal,
The same purpose.
Oh, that's impossible.
Impossible?
Impossible or not,
we must all get back to civilization at once.
yeah, especially the young lady.
Yes, I'm afraid you're right.
Baker, first thing tomorrow,
I want you to take Diana out of here.
The rest can follow later.
And your good self, Sir?
There's one thing more I must do before I leave.
If you value your life--
That's precisely why I'm staying.
Remarkable man.
I hardly know him,
But I've never met anyone more completely dedicated.
That poor girl...
What she must've gone through in the past few days.
Why the hell did he bring her out?
Curiously enough, Waverley,
I think she's the reason he came in the first place.
Listen--
I'm listening.
You're my whole life. Everything.
Please, darling, if nothing else,
you must know that.
I'm beginning to wonder if I know anything about you.
I can't tell you any more.
Not that you'd understand.
The mountain must be the key to it all, sir.
Possibly, Trout, but it's all purely academic.
We only got as far as an inner chamber,
But it looked as though
There's a maze of tunnels under that mountain.
Every move I make, everything.
This whole affair concerns our future together.
Well, if it's anything like now,
It's going to be pretty awful.
It won't be.
I promise you.
It's just that...
What? What were you going to say?
Say it.
It's just these next few hours
Are of desperate importance to me.
This expedition isn't really the reason
we came out here, is it?
I mean, there's something else.
We could search the mountain.
Search it?
One needs a warrant to make a search.
You should know that.
Yes, sir, but in this place--
You can't charge into somebody else's mountain.
This isn't Hyde Park.
Baker.
I want you to sleep in the sarcophagus tonight.
Be sure you're packed and ready to leave
in the morning with Diana.
Ha. What is it Shakespeare says?
"thus unconscious doth make
"strange bedfellows of us all."
Don't worry, Trout.
You know what I'm dying for?
What, sir?
A nice, big, Warm...
What?
Glass of milk.
Would you like me to go and get one?
No, that's all right, Trout.
Dear girl, man the machine.
What's going on?
Oh! Ouch!
Ah!
Ah!
Let me out!
Ah!
At least we're sure of one thing.
Hmm?
Nothing much can happen on a night like this.
Yeah.
Ah!
Victoria...
Those who have tried to take you from me
So have they paid the terrible price.
This water, placid now,
is but a calm deception,
for beneath this mountain
when moon and water reconcile
the secret river of life
Will be revealed.
The key!
Where is the key?
What's the matter?
Where's Baker?
Baker.
Poor Devil.
Quite.
He's taken the sarcophagus.
But I still have the key.
That storm last night...
Phibes must have used that as cover.
Used it? He probably summoned it.
The arabs are gone.
I don't blame them!
It's the obvious thing to do!
I found the truck abandoned up by the mountain.
And the sarcophagus?
Well, that's gone.
Just as I expected.
But what were they doing there?
Who drove the truck up there in the first place?
Where's Baker?
He had a bad night, sir.
Come along, Biederbeck.
I'm still staying.
Now look here, sir. I have a responsibility.
I appreciate you have a moral responsibility,
But as far as I am concerned, no actual jurisdiction.
I am staying here!
No one's ever got the better of Phibes.
To our certain knowledge,
He's already killed 15 men!
You can't hope to win!
Don't speak of hope to me, Trout.
I mean to win.
Hackett, with Baker gone, you'll have to take Diana out of here.
If you'll excuse me, I'd like a word with her.
Darling, would you come with me?
Hackett, put her suitcase in the truck.
Come along, Trout. Strike camp.
We ought to get these tents down, too,
and be on our way.
What about Baker?
Should we dispose of his body?
Don't know about his body,
But I think we should bury his head.
Listen.
It's the Scottish Fusiliers!
My god. It makes you proud to be British.
Out here? How marvelous.
It's probably some desert patrol.
Britannia's cloak
covers a large section of the globe.
We must tell them about the others.
I mean, that way they'll be safe.
Yes, that's true enough.
But I mustn't leave you.
Oh, I'll go with you, Mr. Hackett.
What?
Uh, no. No, But you're absolutely right.
A platoon of that lot
will put Phibes in his place.
Uh, don't go anywhere.
Ah!
Hackett.
He has nothing to say, sir.
Where's Diana?
My god, Phibes must have her!
you haven't got a chance!
He'll chop you down like the others
I'm not like the rest of them!
Phibes may put the fear of god in you, but not me!
Now, stay out of my way!
oh, dear, dear, dear.
He really is being a trifle heavy-handed.
He's being bloody offensive!
If it wasn't for miss Trowbridge in there--
Come on!
Biederbeck! Wait!
After him.
Yes, sir.
Phibes!
So we meet at last, Biederbeck.
Where is she?
Waiting...
As we all must wait.
Don't play your foul games with me, Phibes.
If ever a man deserves to die, it's you.
You cannot threaten the dead with death, my friend,
Only with life.
Eternal Life.
So that's it. The key.
My key.
No. I've searched for years.
The temple of Ibisis, the river of life...
It's mine, Phibes.
Then your beloved will die,
For only the key can save her now.
You lie.
The key controls the gates, nothing more.
The key controls the gates and much more!
The life of your Diana
And you have only 3 minutes to use it.
Now...
Save your Diana.
Diana!
Diana!
Observe, my sweet Victoria,
That as the sacred waters drain away,
the final revelation is before us...
The gates to eternity.
Go, Vulnavia,
And let our victim know
the full measure of our wrath.
What an amazing thing.
Don't do that, Trout.
Sir?
The fellow's toenail.
What we really need, sir, is a ram.
Yes.
You have so little time, Biederbeck.
What kind of fiend are you?
The kind that wins, my friend.
It is a pity, in a way.
We have so much in common.
You flatter yourself.
I think not.
For years, I have had one terrible obsession...
To find the river of life
once used by the pharaohs of Egypt.
It lies beyond those gates.
A river that gives new life...
Again and again and again!
Why do you think I came here?
You have all the life you need.
No more, Phibes.
The elixir that gave me youth for 100 years is gone.
This vial has sustained me for many years.
Suspended time and age, but no more!
How long?
How many years?
Too long to remember.
Too long to throw it all away now!
I, too, have searched, Biederbeck,
But not for myself.
For my Victoria.
I offer you the same goal--
The life of your beloved.
But hurry!
When the bough breaks, my friend...
It could be a trick.
Why should I trust you of all people?
Not me.
The ancient artisans who built these chambers.
When those gates are unlocked,
the waters from Diana's pool will drain out
and she will be free. Save her. Don't be a fool.
Soon it will be too late!
For whom?
For us all...
Especially Diana!
Every second brings her closer to a terrible death.
Can you pay that price, Biederbeck?
The key!
The devil take you, Phibes.
The devil take me?
Not for some considerable time, I trust.
Now, if Biederbeck went through there,
And he was running pretty fast--
I'll be blowed.
And then...
Wait a minute. Phibes must be out first.
Otherwise, we would have...
Yes, I think-- I think I've got it.
Don't worry. We'll get her out.
Phibes has finally failed, eh?
No. He's won.
Come on, Trout.
Come, Vulnavia.
Your work is done.
Join us on the other side.
What's that?
Nothing.
Phibes! Wait!
Phibes!
Phibes!
Phibes, I beg you! Let me come with you!
Phibes, for once have mercy!
Don't worry, darling.
It's not the end of the world.
# Somewhere over the rainbow
# bluebirds fly
# birds fly over the rainbow
# why, then, oh, why can't I?
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Vocabulary Lesson 10 Ways to Make Money in English Speaking Countries RAW - Duration: 10:52.
English Winners. If you're moving to an English-speaking country,
you're probably wondering: 'how am I going to get some money to pay for all my
necessities of life?' You know, my food, shelter, water... stuff like that. And
there's many ways to make money, and most of them are probably familiar to you
- working in any other country - but I'm going to go over some terms, just so you
get used to the... vocabulary, okay? So in this video, I'm going to tell you about
the ways people get paid. So the first one is 'Tips'. Tips are very common in
service industries, like being a waiter at a restaurant, or maybe a taxi driver;
of course, it's called a 'fare' then, and it's a little bit more formalized.
Also, delivery drivers rely very heavily on tips. A lot of their money comes from
tips, and... a tip is a voluntary amount of money that a customer chooses
to give the person serving. So, you go to a restaurant, and the waiter brings you
your food. If they do a good job - you know, they bring the right food, they're fast,
they pay attention to your needs - you might give them a big tip. If they're
slow or they don't care... or they don't treat you with respect, maybe you give
them a bad tip... or none at all. That's a lower amount of money. And so, someone who
works for tips does better when they serve a lot of people and they serve
those people very well. And people who rely on tips and make very little money
either don't serve enough people, or the people they serve... they are serving them
very poorly, and the quality is not good. Let's go to the next one. So, the next one
is called 'day labor'. You will see day-laborer most
commonly in places like construction but I've also done some day labor in an
office environment; there's different employment agencies in cities that will
do it. The idea is: you do some work, and then, at
the end of the day, you get paid. It's just one day's work -
one day's pay. Now, this pay may be lower than what you might get at a regular job
that you show up to every day, and it's not as consistent; you don't have five or six
days a week of day labor. It's usually two days here... maybe one day you can't
find anything... three days you're working someplace else. But, day labor is a good
way to bring some money in when you are between jobs. Next one. 'Hourly'. Now hourly
wages are the most common. You get paid an hourly rate - say, $10 an hour, or
$15 an hour - and then that is multiplied by how many hours you're working that
week. And that is your paycheck. And most people who work jobs get paid on an hourly pay
scale. For instance: $15 an hour over two 40-hour work weeks equals about $1,200,
minus taxes, and so it kind of works like that. Next, 'salary'. Now most people in
middle management for higher positions of leadership or even just some regular jobs
it's a salary position. And that means you will get paid the same amount of
money whether you work a lot of hours or fewer
hours. And so someone might work 60 hours one week... they'll get $4,000. They might
work 35 hours the next week... $4,000. A lot of contract work for Road
cleaning and stuff like that works the same way; if there's no snow, they get
paid the same amount as if it snows every day, so that's a salary position.
Let's go to the next one. so the other one is 'Commission'. And... commission is
usually found in sales jobs. So, if you sell something, you get paid but here's the rub:
if you don't sell anything, you don't get paid. So, you can do a LOT of work and still
not make any money. But, if you're very good at selling, or maybe just happen
to find a product people really like, then you can earn more money than what
you'd get in a salary position, or a day laborer, or hourly. So, sales can be a very
good avenue toward becoming wealthy, especially when you're really good at it.
And I recommend everybody at least try it,
and educate themselves to know the basics of selling. Not just to know when
you are being sold to, but to also be better when you persuade other people and
influence them to make decisions. So, the sweet spot, of course, if you're an employee, is Commission
plus salary. That means: if you're having a bad week, you're not going to be hungry,
right? You're still going to get some money, but you're not going to be rich.
You still have to put forward the effort. You still need to generate results.
So, salary plus Commission gives you a little safety, but at the same time
there's that upside where you can get paid a lot and you do really well. In my
opinion, that's the best if you're an employee, and then also, if you're a
business owner, technically it's commission sales. If
nobody buys anything, you don't get paid. So, if you're going into business, get used
to that level of commitment, ok? Let's go to the next form of getting paid.
So, 'bonuses'. Everybody loves bonuses Even in game shows they use the phrase 'bonus
round.' Because it's a good thing, so bonus means
extra money; it can be at the end of a quarter - you know, every 3 months - or at
the end of every year. Now sometimes, these bonuses are given
depending on how well a company does, or how well you - as an individual worker - do.
So, high performance usually means a higher bonus, and lower performance
usually means little to no bonus at all. Now, most places I've worked at don't
offer bonuses, but it's nice to know that some places do and if you can find
that, more power to you. Bonuses are great. 'Capital gains.' Capital gains sounds fancy,
but all it means is: you buy something, and then later you sell it at a higher
price, and that extra money is capital gains. This happens in stock investing... it
can happen in real estate... it can happen on anything that you buy and then sell
at a higher rate. The good thing about capital gains is - in places like America -
usually you get taxed lower. So you pay less taxes and that can be a very good
thing. So, if you can move from being an employee to earning things with capital
gains, that is a step in the right direction if you want to do really well
with your money. But, it takes some education, so you have to educate
yourself. Let's go to the next one. So, 'residual income'; this is common in network
marketing companies. I know Herbalife is very big in some parts of
the world, and Amway is another big one... but there's lots of network marketing
systems, and residual income is just a fancy way of saying commission, but this
commission- the money you get when you sell something - is paid to you every time
somebody continues to order. Sometimes people are on a program where
they'll order something every month, and every time they do, you get paid. It's a
great way to separate the time you put into work from the amount of money you
earn. This creates a situation where you can work a smaller number of hours and
earn a higher amount of money. But this takes inter-personal skills; it takes
knowing how to sell, and it does take a lot of hard work... especially in the
beginning; possibly more hard work in the beginning than a regular salaried
employee might do. So, keep that in mind. But residual income can be very good if
you can get it. So, 'dividends'... Dividends are like a bonus; it's money
paid to you based on performance - usually the performance of a company that you
put money into - that you are investing in. And dividends in publicly traded companies -
in the stock market - usually kick out every three months. So, every business
quarter. Those are good, and can only help you, so dividends are great. If you can
get those, do it. And lastly, this one's more for creatives and inventors - people who
make things - that a lot of people can buy. They're called 'Royalties.' Now, if you
write a book, you can get royalties. If you invent something, you can get royalties.
Maybe you write a song, or make a video that millions of people watch... those earn
royalties. So, you make something and then - if you have the right to earn money from
that (called a copyright) - then, whenever people buy it and you own the right, then
money comes to you. The more people buy, the more entire your royalty check is. That's a
very good way to separate time from money as well. But most inventions do not
sell well. Most songs are not hits, and most books are not best sellers, so you
have to keep that in mind going in. There is a little bit of luck to it, but at the
same time there's a lot of skill, and if you play the numbers, (Play the numbers means:
do the same activity, maybe in slightly different ways,
many many many times) it increases your opportunity to earn royalties. So, that's
the last one. If you liked this video on the ways you can earn money, please
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