Men in TightsClick here to download subtitles file for the movie "Men in Tights"Get Paid for using YouTube!
Subtitles by:|Crystal Media Productions Help! Me house is on fire!|Me house is on fire! Call the fire brigade! Fill them up! Pass the bucket! There must be another way|of doing the credits! That"s right! Every time they make a Robin Hood|movie, they burn our village down. Leave us alone, Mel Brooks! Yo! Check it out|Prince John and the Sheriff They was running the show Raising the taxes|"Cause they needed the dough A reign of terror|Took over the land They was shaking down the people|Just to beat the band Hey! -I said Hey!|-Hey! -I said Hey!|-Hey nonny nonny and a ho ho ho The people were unhappy|Morale was low They had no place to turn to|There was nowhere to go They needed a hero|But no one could be found "Cause Robin Hood was out of town|I said Hey! Hey! -I said Hey!|-Hey! -I said Hey!|-Hey nonny nonny and a ho ho ho He was put into the slammer|By his Arab foe And in a little while|He would be no more -I said Hey!|-Hey! -I said Hey!|-Hey! -I said Hey!|-Hey nonny nonny, hey nonny nonny Hey nonny nonny and a ho ho ho Check it out! Hello! Hello! Welcome! Welcome... ...to your dungeon! Hello! l am Falafel... ...maitre d" dungeon. Please allow me to show you|to your cell. Come. Duck! l always forget about that. l"m so sorry, but we cannot seat you|without the proper attire. See? lrving. That"s much better. Now, l leave you|in the capable hands of Muktar. He"s our head guard. Please, it"s better you cooperate|with him. He"s a tough guy. And if there"s anything you require,|please don"t hesitate to scream. Coming! We"re so busy! Follow me. Please sit. Robin of Loxley... ...where is your king? King? King? And which king might that be?|King Richard? King Louis? King Kong? Larry King? lmpertinent English dog. You shall talk. l don"t think so. Churchim... ...please, the tongue looseners. Speak, you dog. Speak! What did he say? You don"t wanna know. You very brave for not a homeboy. Thank you. l"ve been in this place for a while.|Perhaps l can be of service. Do you have any questions? What are you in for? Jaywalking. l see. lt won"t be easy getting out of here. What we need is a great|feat of strength. Feat of strength? Au contraire! Now that you"re here with me, what we|have is great strength of feet! Don"t follow. Do as l do. Put your feet on the bar.|Both feet. Now, on the count of kick. Kick! What was that noise? Noise? Noise? The noise you heard was the breaking|of this poor man"s heart. Yes, that"s it! What? He"s decided to save his own life|by betraying his king. Oh, yes. That"s it. Oh, damn my eyes! Go tell your superiors|before he changes his mind. By the love of Allah!|This is a wonderful thing! Go! lt will mean a big promotion for me! Go! Good news is always rewarded! Please go. On the other hand... ...bad news is severely punished. Now is our chance. Quick, follow me!|You get that chain, l"ll get this one. -l"m free!|-You"re free! l"m going home! Come on, take my hand! On the count of three!|One! Two! Three! l just told them the good news,|and... ...and.... And l"m in deep shit. lt is a very long journey|from Africa to England, my friend. Well... ...l owe you a debt of gratitude.|l am called Robin of Loxley. My name is Asneeze, father of Ahchoo. Bless you. Ahchoo is my son.|He"s in England, your country. He"s an exchange student. l"d like you to look after him. He is in need of guidance.|He is headstrong and cocksure. Or is it the other way around? Say no more. l vow on the sacred word of Loxley.|l give you my undying pledge... ...my solemn oath on my father"s honour,|on the blood of my heart... -...on the word of my soul--|-Good, good, good! You must go now,|or you will miss the tide. Well, farewell, my friend,|and not to worry. l"ll find Ahchoo. Goodbye, my friend. Farewell! Safe journey! Home! Home! England! A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! Ahchoo? Bless you! l hope someone"s getting|the video of this. That must be him. Watch my back! Your back just got punched twice. Thank you. Hey, thanks, man. You"re welcome. Who are you anyway? l think now is not the time|for introductions. Time-out! Excuse me, bad guys.|l am running out of air. Gotta get pumped. Okay, honkies. Time in! By the bye... ...do you know praying mantis? You"re looking at him. Let"s get out of here! Yeah, boy! Right, go ahead! Punk! They"re witches! -They"re possessed!|-They"re crazy! -Good work.|-Thanks, man. You haven"t seen the last of us! You"ve seen the last of us. There she is, Loxley Hall. Home of my family|for seven generations. Let"s go! Move it!|Come on, let"s go! That"s a boy! Let"s go! Move it! That"s it.|Keep it going! Keep it going! Come on, come on!|Move it, move it! -Here we go.|-Stop the castle! You, there! l demand to know|what is going on here! Read it and weep. What up with that? " Hear ye, hear ye. For failure to pay taxes,|all the lands and properties... ...of the Loxley family|shall be taken. Signed, Prince John"s Royal|Accountant, H.M.R. Blockhead." This is a sham! l vow l will restore|my castle to its rightful place. You vow, we move! Let"s go, boys! Take it out! Come on! Move it! Keep it going! Come on! That"s a boy! Blinkin? Who"s that? lt"s Blinkin,|our family"s loyal blind servant. -l gotta get the horse, man.|-Good. Be right out! Blinkin! Master Robin, is that you? Back from the Crusades? And alive? Happy day! l"m quite sure there was a door there. Master Robin! You lost your arms in battle! Oh, how terrible! But you grew some nice boobs! Blinkin, l"m over here. Later. Listen to me.|They"ve taken the castle! l thought it felt a bit drafty. This never would"ve happened|if your father was alive. He"s dead? Yes! And my mother? She died of pneumonia whilst--|Oh, you were away. My brothers? They were all killed by the plague. My dog, Pongo? Run over by a carriage. My goldfish, Goldie? Eaten by the cat. My cat? Choked on the goldfish. lt"s good to be home,|ain"t it, Master Robin? Wait a minute. Wait a minute. What is that? Your father wanted me|to give you this. He said that inside is the key... ...to the greatest treasure|in all the land. May l keep it? No, l think l ought|to honour my father"s wishes. Of course. Come, Blinkin. Let us leave this|depressing foundation. We have much to do,|and less time to do it in. Hey, Robin, wait up. Oh. Well done. He"s fast, but l caught his ass. -Who"s that?|-Blinkin, l"d like you to meet Ahchoo. A Jew? Here? No, no. Not a Jew. Ahchoo. Hey, put it there. How do you do? l"ve been better. What"s that? Help me! Help me! Save me! Save me! Looks like a runaway white boy. All right, steady on.|What"s the matter? They"re after me. Who is? Over that boy hand! Hand over that boy. Who demands it? The Sheriff of Rottingham. What has the boy done? He was poaching in the king"s forest.|He deered to kill a king"s dare. Dared to kill a king"s deer. And this is an offence? One punishable by death.|Where have you been? Fighting with King Richard|in the Crusades. Unfortunately, my father couldn"t|get me into the National Guard. How dare you talk to me in that fashion!|Who are you? l am Robin of Loxley. l"ve heard of you.|They say you"re handy with a sword. Let"s find out! What happened? l was angry at you before, Loxley... ...but now l"m really pissed off! Pissed off? lf l was that close to a horse"s wiener,|l"d worry about getting pissed on. This wasn"t a very smart thing|for you to have done. l"ll pay for this! You"ll pay for this! Kill them! Wait! l"ve changed my mind. Wise decision. So until we meet again... ...have a safe journey. Mind the big rocks! Shut up, you bloody fools! Good riddance to bad rubbish. Thank you for saving me life, me lord. l"ll tell every man that|there is one who is not afraid... ...to stand up to Rottingham. Good. Tell them that. And tell them|l vow to put an end to the injustice. Right the wrongs. End the tyranny. Restore the throne. Protect the forest. lntroduce folk dancing. Demand a four-day workweek and health|care for Saxons and Normans. Yes, yes!|Good, good. lt"s getting dark, and l got|to go home alone now. Right, right. What an unusual child. Where is the one That I love most of all? When will I hear him call Marian, Marian? He is the one Who can make my life whole Joyful forevermore I"ve waited so patiently For a true love When will he come for me? Where is he? Where is he? Where is the man Who carries the key? When will he be::: ::: with his Marian, Marian? I cannot wait Till he sets my heart free Oh, when will I know him? When will I see him? When will I hear him::: :::say "Marian, my love"? Hurry up, mein lady! You better get out of that tub|before that thing begins to rust. All right, Broomhilde. Hurry! Hurry! lt"s freezing! Button up.|You"ll catch your death of cold. These castles are so drafty. Toasty warm. Broomhilde, look! A happy little bluebird. This means l must make a wish. l hope against hope... ...l wish against wish... ...that the heavens bring me a kind,|wonderful, gentle man... ...who possesses the key to my... ...heart. Goodbye, my little friend. That happy little bluebird has left|a happy little doo-doo on your hand. Prince John, l must speak with you! All right, everybody.|Later, later. Later. Sire... ...l have news. What sort of news? Not bad news.|You know l can"t take bad news. The day began so good. l had a good|night"s sleep. l had a good b.m. l don"t wanna hear any bad news. Now what type of news is it? To be perfectly frank, it"s bad. l knew it! l knew it was bad news! Wait a minute, l have an idea. Maybe if you tell me the bad news|in a good way, it won"t sound so bad. The bad news in a good way? Yes, yes, l can do that. The bad news in a good way, yes. Well, here goes. Wait till you hear this.|l just saw Robin of Loxley. He"s back from the Crusades. You know, he just beat the crap|out of me and my men! You know, he hates you|and he loves your brother, Richard. And he wants to see you hanged! We"re in a lot of trouble. What are you, crazy? Why are you laughing?|This is terrible news! Well, l was just trying|to soften the blow. Well, you blew it. This is a knotty problem|not easily solved. Yes, you"re right. What to do? What to do? What to do? Got it! Latrine! The weird creature in the tower.|The one who predicts my future. Oh, yes, Latrine. ls she ugly! Latrine! Latrine, where are you?|l must talk with you! lt"s you. There"s a new threat to my power. What can you tell me|about Robin of Loxley? Robin of Loxley? Robin of Loxley. Let me see. Raven"s egg. Blood of a hen. Little bit more blood, yes. Eyeballs of a crocodile. Testicles of a newt. l guess he"s a transsexual now. Robin of Loxley is handsome and brave. He seeks to regain his family"s honour. The little sod could be trouble. -Are you certain?|-Certain? You want certain, hire a witch.|l"m just your cook. Here. Eat this. lt"s fabulous. Looks like a Seder|at Vincent Price"s house. Such an unusual name, Latrine.|How did your family come by it? We changed it in the ninth century. You mean you changed it to Latrine? Yeah, it used to be Shithouse. lt"s a good change. lt"s a good change. Now, what about this Robin fellow? How can l stop him? Maybe... ...l could devise a magic potion. One that would make him unable|to perform the slightest task. But in return... ...you must help me. What are you, kidding?|Name it. Anything you want. Put in a good word for me|with the Sheriff of Rottingham. l"ve got the hots for him. l keep a likeness of him|in my boudoir. Rotty. Rotty, Rotty, Rotty. l"m amazed to think that a handsome|blade like the Sheriff of Rottingham... ...would ever want a creature|like you. Well, if you"re going|to puncture my dreams... ...you can forget my promise|to help you! No, wait! Wait, wait, wait! Maybe if we got him drunk. Very drunk. You got a shot. Oh, good. Dismount. Wait here.|l"ll go make sure it"s safe. l say, would you mind awfully|getting out of the way? l say, not until you pay the toll. Toll? What toll? Well, the toll you pay|for crossing me bridge. l"m not paying any toll. This bridge is on my family"s land. Well, it used to be my family"s land. You"re Robin of Loxley! And whom might you be? They call me Little John. But don"t let my name fool you. ln real life... ...l"m very big. l"ll take your word for it.|Now, let me pass. Sorry. But a toll is a toll... ...and a roll is a roll. And if we don"t get no tolls,|then we don"t eat no rolls. l made that up. lt"s very fascinating, but l"m|afraid l"m going to have to hurt you. My pleasure. Will! Thank you. Hey, Blinkin. Did you say, "Abe Lincoln"? No, l didn"t say, "Abe Lincoln."|l said, " Hey, Blinkin." Hold the reins, man. Damn. -Excuse me.|-No, excuse me. You don"t have to do this. Look... ...this ain"t exactly the Mississippi! l"m on one side, see? l"m on the other side. l"m on the east bank. l"m on the west bank. lt is not that critical. Not the point.|lt"s the principal of the thing. Nice knowing you. Help me! l can"t swim! l"m drowning!|Oh, God, l"m drowning! Help me! Help! Help me! Help me! Oh, God!|Oh, God! Oh, God! Oh, God! Oh, God! There, there. You"re all right now. Thank you, Robin. You saved me life. -What?|-Air! Sorry. There. l"m in your debit. -Think nothing of it.|-Are you all right? Let me introduce you to my friends.|That is Blinkin... ...and this is Ahchoo. Bless you. That"s my name, man. Let me introduce you|to my best friend. Will Scarlet. Scarlet"s my middle name. My full name is Will Scarlet O"Hara. We"re from Georgia. He"s deadly with his daggers. Really? How"s about a demonstration? Gladly. Fire an arrow... ...straight at my heart. Are you serious? Absolutely. Goodbye. What part of Georgia you from?|South Central? l haven"t quite figured|that part out yet. l see. l"m sorry about the toll thing, Robin. lt"s Prince John. He"s taken our homes and everything|we own. We"ve nothing left. Not to worry, Little John. l"m planning to make trouble for|Prince John and Rottingham. Tonight, l"ll crash their party... ...to tell them l"ll fight to rid|England of their tyranny! Good! We"ll join you! Hear, hear! l can"t risk the lives of others.|One can get in more easily than six. l must be off. Fare thee well.|l"ll see thee upon my return. All right, man. Peace, bro. Take it easy. Man, white men can"t jump. -Here you are, son.|-Your ticket, sir. Kill him! No, wait! You know, a mime... ...is a terrible thing to waste. Let him go. Good evening, lady. Lovely! Maid Marian... ...you know our good|Sheriff of Rottingham? You look ravishing, my dear. Please allow me to help you|to your seat. l must say that Prince John has spared|no expense for tonight"s party. We have exotic foods from across|the seas. Coconuts, bananas... ...and dates.|Would you care for a date? -Yes, thank you.|-How about next Thursday? Good evening. That"s him! That"s him! That"s Loxley! Greetings, Your Highness. Tref. A present for you and your guests. That"s a wild boar! No, no. That"s a wild pig.|That"s a wild bore. Funny! Very amusing! So you"re Robin of Loxley, huh? l"ve heard so much about you. And you are? Maid Marian. Maid Marian. Rumours of your beauty have travelled|far and wide. Yet l see they hardly do you justice. What a smoothie! He"s definitely a smoothie. Enough! King illegal forest... ...to pig wild... ...kill in it a is-- What? l mean, don"t you know? lt is illegal to kill wild pig|in the king"s forest! ls it not also illegal|to sit in the king"s throne... ...and usurp his power in his absence? Careful, Robin! You go too far. l"ve only just begun. l"m warning you, if you don"t stop|levying these taxes... ...l"ll lead the people|in a revolt against you. And why should the people|listen to you? Because unlike some|other Robin Hoods... ...l can speak with an English accent. To tell you the truth, this guy"s|starting to get on my nerves! Worry not, Your Highness. l shall dispose of this|feathered upstart. l challenge you to a duel. l accept. That"s going to cost you, Loxley! Please put it on my bill. So it"s come down to this, has it? A fight to the death... ...mano a mano... ...man to man... ...just you and me and my... ...guards! Check please, table one. Hurry! Let"s get out of here! -Refreshment, sir?|-Thank you, Blinkin. Sounds like we"re winning, sir. lndeed we are. Carry on. Save me! Save me!|Hurt them! Hurt them! Save them, save them!|Hurt you, hurt you! l"ve got it. Care for some dessert? Archers ready! Fire! Maid Marian! Do you believe in|love at first sight? Depends on what you"re looking at. Well? To be continued. Mein liebchen, l"m so glad|l found you. This party"s getting rough. When l"m good, l"m good. Don"t let them get away!|Surround the hall! Now you"re talking! l hope it"s worth the noise! We got him! We got him! Right rope. Look at this!|We went from royalty to recycling. Would you get the door? Yeah, l"ll try. lt"s been a wonderful party,|and we"d love to stay and all that... ...but l"m afraid we really must dash.|So ta-ta! l sent word that each village should|send the very best men they have. These are them. We"re in a lot of trouble. Good people, who have travelled from|villages near and far... ...lend me your ears. That"s disgusting. Hear me! Men like Prince John and Rottingham|must be stopped! Stopped from taxing us into poverty!|Stopped from taking what is ours! lf we stand up to them all together|as one, we can win the day! We shall go on to the end.|We shall not flag or fail. We shall fight on the seas and oceans. We shall defend our isle,|whatever the cost may be. We shall never surrender. Then they shall say of us: " Never have so many|owed so much to so few." That was beautiful. What"s going on? They"re asleep. Hey, man. Tough room. Why don"t you let me give it a try? Look at yourselves. Go on, take a look around. People of Sherwood, you been had! Hoodwinked! Bamboozled. Run amuck! We didn"t land on Sherwood Forest. Sherwood Forest landed on us! Very good. They"re all warmed up. Brother Ahchoo is right. And l say we fight back! Are you with me?|Yea or nay? Which one means yes? Yea. Grab your uniforms and equipment|and prepare for the training sequence. All right, gentlemen,|grab your feathered caps, shotguns... ...bodkins, boots... ...swords... ...quivers... ...and pantyhose! Now, men, the object of this exercise|is to hit the target. Now, men... ...keep your eye on Will,|and do exactly as he does. Very good! Well done! -All right!|-Right, Will! That"s not hard. -We could do that.|-Piece of cake. Good boy. Ready, men? Charge! Man! Rob, man, maybe we should take|the dummies into battle. l must speak with you. What are you smelling? These aren"t my bubbles.|They"re from the pipes. Your Majesty, l have terrible news. Strucky has loxed again. What? Loxley has struck again. l"m gonna need some privacy,|so you guys can blow. Not blow. Blow! l"m so depressed. Come with me. l"ll show you something|that will make you very happy. Fetch the royal robe! Your Majesty... ...stop me if l"m wrong about this,|but wasn"t your mole... ...on the other side? l have a mole? What is it? lt"s what we"ve named|a Stealth Catapult. We"ve been working on it secretly|for months. lt can hurl one of these|heavy boulders undetected... ...over 1 00 yards, completely|destroying anything it hits. -How does it work?|-lt"s quite simple. Take a heavy rock. Put it where|l"m sitting. Then pull that lever. You mean like this? Oh, dear Lord... ...if you see fit to send me|my one true love-- Thank you! Oh, my God!|Oh, my God, you"re here! Let me work magic on you. Kiss me! Kiss me! Touch me! My back! l"ve got a headache. Where are you going? Oh, bugger! l was that close. l touched it. l don"t like the way you"re walking. You"ve been into|the sacramental wine again. You"re fahsnickered! You drunken mule, you. Whoa, Morris! Whoa! Halt there, friend. You"ve just entered the territory|of Robin Hood and his Merry Men. Feygeles? We"re straight, just merry. And who might you be with|the long feather in your hat? l am Robin of Loxley. Robin of Loxley? l"ve just come from Maid Marian,|the lady whose heart you stole. You prince of thieves, you. l knew her parents before|they were taken in the plague... ...Lord and Lady Bagelle. You and Maid Marian were meant|for each other. What a combination!|Loxley and Bagelle. Can"t miss. And who are you, sir? l am Rabbi Tuckman... ...purveyor of sacramental wine... ...and mohel extraordinaire. Hello, rabbi. Hello, boys. Mohel? l"ve never heard|of that profession. Mohel, he"s a very important guy.|He makes circumcisions. What, pray tell, sir,|is a circumcision? lt"s the latest rage.|The ladies love it. l want one. -l"ll take two.|-l get one! l"m game. How"s it done? lt"s a snap. l take my little machine. l take your little thing. See? l put it into this little|hole here... ...and nip the tip. Who"s first? l changed me mind. l forgot, l already got one. Question-- l gotta work with a much|younger crowd. Rabbi, you seem to be|on the side of good. Will you join us|and share your wisdom... ...your counsel and perhaps... ...some of your wine? Well, wisdom and counsel, that"s easy. But this is sacramental wine. lt"s only used to bless things. Wait a minute!|There"s things here. There"s trees, there"s rocks... ...there"s birds, there"s squirrels. Come on! We"ll bless them all|until we get fahsnickered! Join me! Let"s hear it for the rabbi! Good evening, Don Giovanni. lt was very good of you to come|at such short notice. And all the way from Jersey. Well, it is quite a drive. But you do realize that Prince John|commanded this to be a secret meeting? l mean, who are these men? These are my trusted associates. On my right, Dirty Ezio. On my left... ...Filthy Luca. Now... ...we thank you for inviting us|on the day of your daughter"s wedding. l hope her first child|is a masculine child. Shut up.|We didn"t have our meeting yet. All right... ...l understand you"ve been bothered|by this fruit, Robin Hood. And you want Robin rubbed out... ...eliminated, maybe even killed. Yes, you put it succinctly. Suck what? -Succinctly. lt means " perfectly."|-Oh, yeah. l knew that. Excuse me, Don Giovanni... ...your lizard seems limp. At my age, you know, sometimes.... Oh, my lizard! He"s just sleeping, that"s all.|Charlie. Charlie! l could have been somebody. l could have been a contender.|You know, Charlie"s got bad breath. He got excited, you know. Come on. Normally, l would be so happy|to be of service to you... ...but there is something that weighs|heavily on my heart. ln the years that we"ve been friends,|England and Jersey... ...never once have you invited me|to your home for coffee and cake. Or ganool. Something, you know? -A g-what?|-A ganool. lt"s a pastry with stuffing.|And it"s got sprinkles on it. Excuse me. l don"t understand a word|you"re saying. l just got back from the dentist... ...and they left in the cotton. l will take these cotton balls|from you with my hand... ...and put them in my pocket. Whatever. Your other associate says little. -He says nothing.|-Why is that? Because my enemy cut out his tongue. Good grief! Why? Because he went like this. And he didn"t like it,|so he cut out his tongue. Come over here. Go like this. He can"t do it! l love to tease him. -Tell me, Don Giovanni.|-That"s me. What? What will you do about Robin Hood? Listen, l"ve got an idea. Tomorrow, you"re going to have|your medieval fun and games. The most important event will be|the archery contest. Robin won"t be able to resist. Why"s that? We"ll make him an offer|he can"t refuse. l was just gonna say that. -That"s brilliant!|-Thank you. -But--|-What? You do realize that Robin is|the finest archer in the land? Don"t you understand?|Luca is good, better, best. Show him your archery medals. See? l couldn"t have said it|better myself. Now, Luca beats Robin|at the archery contest and then... ...Dirty Ezio makes Robin no more. " No more"? You want plain English?|Robin is gonna be dead. D-E-D... ...dead. Dead. You hear him there? Broomhilde! Broomhilde, wake up! There"s a foul plot afoot. lt"s not mein feet.|l just washed them! Prince John and the Sheriff have hired|men to kill Robin. We must warn him! Wait, mein lady!|lf Prince John should see us.... Right. We"ll go out the back. Right. Lady! Broomhilde, l"m going on ahead.|Catch me up! Come on, lady. Farfelkugel! Farfelkugel... ...if l was you,|l would never do that again! Any questions? Good. What are you doing up there? Guessing. l... ...guess no one"s coming. Please come down from there. Twit. l guess there"s a ladder|around here somewhere. Here we are. Right. Oh, shit! l can see! l was wrong. Blimey, these are hard to get on. Let"s face it, you"ve got to be a man|to wear tights. Will... ...how are me seams? Perfect. Every time. We"re men We"re men in tights We roam around the forest|Looking for fights We"re men We"re men in tights We rob from the rich|And give to the poor That"s right! We may look like sissies But watch what you say|Or else we"ll put out your lights We"re men We"re men in tights Always on guard|Defending the people"s rights We"re men|Manly men! We"re men in tights|Yes! We roam around the forest|Looking for fights We"re men We"re men in tights We rob from the rich|And give to the poor That"s right! We may look like pansies But don"t get us wrong|Or else we"ll put out your lights We"re men We"re men in tights|Tight tights! Always on guard|Defending the people"s rights When you"re in a fix|Just call for the men in tights We"re butch! Here. Allow me. Thank you. You"re so sweet. ls there anything l can do for you? You can get off me. Little John! l panicked. What are you doing here? Prince John and Rottingham have hired|murderers to kill you at the fair. You mustn"t go. Well, that"s easy. l won"t. l"m so happy. They were going to lure you there|by having an archery contest. An archery contest? Their archer is unbeatable. Really? Robin, promise you won"t go. All right, l promise you won"t go. Thank you. Hey, wait a minute. You said-- -Cool it!|-Chilled. Come, my dear. The night is young,|and you"re so beautiful. B flat. The night is young And you"re so beautiful Here among::: ::: the shadows Beautiful lady Open your heart The scene is set The breezes sing of it Can"t you get Into the swing of it? Lady When do we start? When the lady is kissable And the evening is cool Any dream is permissible In the heart of a fool The moon is high And you"re so glamourous And if I seem over-amorous Lady What can I do? The night is young And I"m in love With::: :::you! Oh, my dearest,|l"m ready for that kiss now. But first, l must warn you... ...it could only be a kiss. For l am a virgin... ...and could never... ...go all the way. Unless, of course, l were married. Or if a man pledged|his endless love... ...to me. Or if l knew that he|desperately cared for me. Or if he were really cute. But my darling, you"re shivering. Are you cold? What are you wearing|underneath that cape? Practically nothing. Oh, except that. l forgot to tell you about|my chastity belt. lt"s an Everlast. l"ll bet. Oh, darling... ...don"t despair... ...for it is written on a scroll: "One day, he who is destined|for me... ...shall be endowed|with the magical key... ...that will bring an end to my... ...virginity." Oh, Marian... ...if only t"were me. Oh, if it t"were you, t"would be... ...t"werrific. No ding-ding without the wedding ring. Goodbye, my dearest. Toodle-loo! -Time-out! Time-out!|-What is wrong? l should have never worn these shoes. They just don"t match my purse. Blinkin, fix your boobs. You look like a bleeding Picasso. Goodness gracious! Peanuts! Peanut power here!|Poor man"s lunch there! Shell game here! The Royal Archery Contest|is about to begin! Archers, take your places! Are we... ...prepared? Sire. Oh, it"s good. lt"s good. Archers... ...to the line! Ready... ...aim... ...wait for it... ...fire! The two archers that hit|the bull"s-eye can stay! The rest of you gentlemen... ...can bugger off! There he is! The old man is Loxley! Are you sure? lt looks like Mark Twain. The old man may go first! Well done... ...Robin of Loxley! He"s crazy! We gotta stop him! Sorry, ladies,|this is the royal entrance. You"ll have to go around|the other way. Look what you"ve done, you idiot! Now he"s even more of a hero|to the people. Luca Pazzo still has a shot. But he hit the very centre|of the bull"s-eye! Schmuck! Wait and watch, sire. He split Robin"s arrow in twain! Things are looking up. Nice shot! Robin"s in trouble! Shove off! l lost. l lost? l"m not supposed to lose.|Let me see the script. Robin, time to fly. Go back to Sherwood Forest! Oh, good.|They"ve opened the salad bar. Wait! l get another shot! He gets another shot! Does Robin get another shot? Yes, he does. He does. Sires and ladies, silence! Listen! Robin has another shot. Let"s give him the chop. Quick! Eliminate him|before he shoots! How did you do that? l heard that coming a mile away. -Very good, Blinkin. Well done.|-Pardon? Who"s talking? " Patriot arrow"? Arrest him! Move it! Move it! Out of the way! Loxley is a traitor to the Crown! lt"ll be so much fun|to watch you hang! Wait! What for? lf you let Robin live, l"ll do the|most disgusting thing l can think of. And what"s that? l shall marry you. What? You"ll be mine? You"ll give|yourself to me every night? And sometimes right after lunch? Yes. But only my body. You can never have my heart,|my mind, or my soul. Oh, yes. l respect that. Marian, my life"s not worth it!|Just say nay! Walk this way. Send word to one and all|and all and one-- That"s redundant, isn"t it? -What?|-Shut up! Tell everybody that before the day|is out, we shall have a wedding... ...or a hanging. Either way, we ought to|have a lot of fun. We are grossly outnumbered. So what can we do? We gotta get the villagers. -They"re not ready to fight.|-Man, we are choiceless! What"s the fastest way|to reach the villagers? Why don"t we fox them? -Fox them.|-Fox them. Fox them! Take this message to the village|as fast as you can. Now pay attention. Have you got it? Good. Let"s get out of this ladies"|clothing, get into our tights. Come on, man. There you go. Are you about... ...a 1 6, 1 6-1 I2? -There.|-lt"s a little tight. That"s the idea! Would you care for a blindfold? How about half a one? Get it, sir? Sorry. Good morrow, abbot. -Welcome, abbot.|-Good morrow. -Hello, abbot.|-Good morrow. Hey, Abbott! l hate that guy. She"s beautiful! Present swords! What"s going on? Just in case you change|your mind, my dear. l will conduct the opening prayer|in the new Latin. "Oh, ordl-ay... ...iveusg-ay oury-ay essingsbl-ay. Amen-ay." We are gathered here today... ...to witness the marriage|of Mervyn, the Sheriff of-- Mervyn? Your name is Mervyn? Shut up! Shut up! Continue with the service. Do you... ...Sheriff of Rottingham... ...take Maid Marian|to be your lawful wedded wife? To love and to hold|in sickness and in health... -...till death do you part?|-Yes, l do. Get on with it! Marian, do you vow to do|all the stuff l just said to him? Say, " l do" ... ...or Robin dies. l.... l... ...do... ...not! -Who"s the man? Who"s the man?|-Go! Arrest them! Seize them!|Stop them! Hurt them! Hurt them! Look! The villagers are coming! l believe this belongs to you, sir. You know what they say... ..." No noose is good noose." Nice shooting. To tell you the truth,|l was aiming for the hangman. Fellas... ...we got company. On the count of jump--!|Wait for it.... Charge! Jump! l shall have you, married or no! The Sheriff,|he got your woman, man! He"s taking her to the tower! He"s gonna deflower her in the tower! l"m sorry we don"t have enough time|for romance, my dear. Consider this foreplay! A chastity belt? That"s going to chafe my willy. l"ll be back. l hope she"s still wearing|her iron underwear. No matter what you do... ...l will never submit. Prepare for the fight scene. Forgive the interruption, my darling. l"ll dispatch your love... ...and then come back... ...and finish the job. -En garde!|-Thanks for the warning. Shocking! Parry, parry. Thrust, thrust. Good! Oh, sorry. lt is the key to the greatest|treasure in all the land! This means you"ve always been my one|true love because it"s the right size! lt"s not the size that counts!|lt"s how you use it! Thank you, my friend. Oh, it"s... ...not so bad. l was wrong. Oh, my dear, beloved|Sheriff of Rottingham! You"ve been run through! How do you feel? l"m dying, you fool! -You don"t have to die!|-l don"t? l"ve got this magic pill... ...that could save your life. And l"ll give it to you... ...if you promise to marry me... ...and be mine forever! Oh, all right! How do you feel now? Good, good. Surprisingly good. And yet, somehow... ...incredibly depressed. l always wanted to marry a cop. Wait! Wait! l"ve changed my mind! l love you, Robin of Loxley. And l you, Marian of Bagelle. Oh, my darling... ...at last. Wait, wait!|You"re not married yet! Before you do it,|you must go through it! Or else l blew it. Hey, rabbi! Who calls? lt is l, Robin.|We wish to get married... ...in a hurry. " Married in a hurry"?|That"s wonderful! Wait, l"m on my last customer.|l"ll be right out. Put a little ice on it.|lt"ll be fine. Married in a hurry!|Please invite me to the bris. Now, are you ready? Robin, do you? l do. -Marian, do you?|-l do. l now pronounce you man and-- l object! Who asked? lt"s King Richard,|back from the Crusades! Boy, now l"m in trouble. You are no longer worthy to wear... ...this sacred symbol of authority. Oh, please have mercy on me, brother. lt wasn"t my fault. l got bad advice from Rottingham. Bullshit! Bullshit! Brother, you have surrounded|your given name... ...with a foul stench! From this day forth... ...all the toilets in this kingdom|shall be known as... ..."Johns." Take him away! Wait! Wait! Put him in the Tower of London! Make him part of the tour. The news of your great deeds|has reached me even in Jerusalem. England owes you and your men a great|debt of gratitude. Henceforth... ...your rights and lands|shall be returned... ...and you shall rule all Sherwood|from this day forth. Kneel, Robin of Loxley. And arise... ...Sir Robin of Loxley. Thank you, sir. Excuse me, king. Why, if you like this guy so much, do|you object to his marriage to Marian? l have no objections,|but l haven"t yet kissed the bride. lt is a custom and my royal right. Hold this, Father. -Rabbi.|-Whatever. lt"s good to be the king. Now you may marry them. Thank you. Here"s your knife. -Sword.|-Whatever. Okay, where did we leave off?|Oh, that"s right. We"re up to the best part.|Do you, Marian? l do. -Do you, Robin?|-l do. l now pronounce you man and... ...wife! We"re going to have to|remodel the castle... ...to make room for all the babies. For my first order of business,|l wish to appoint... ...a new sheriff of Rottingham. My friend... ...Ahchoo. All right! A black sheriff? He"s black? And why not? lt worked in Blazing Saddles: That"s good. So that"s the story|And it worked out good Richard"s on his throne|And Robin"s back in the "hood So let"s bid our friends a fine adieu|And hope we meet again in Robin Hood 2 Rise... ...Sir Robin of Loxley. Hey, Abbott! l hate that guy! Let"s see now.|What are you, 1 6, 1 6-1 I2? Feygeles? Welcome home... ...Mrs. of Loxley. Mrs. of Loxley. Oh, l"m so happy! Oh, my dearest... ...shall l turn the key? Oh, yes, darling! But please... ...be gentle. Darling? What? -You"re not going to believe this:|-What? -It won"t open:|-What? Wait! I have an idea! Call a locksmith! Call a locksmith! Call a locksmith! Call a locksmith! Subtitles by:|Crystal Media Productions |
MASH 1970 CD1 MASH 1970 CD2 MAX (2002) M - The Murderers Are Among Us (1931) Maboroshi no hikari 1995 MacArthur CD1 MacArthur CD2 Macbeth (1948) Machinist The Mackennas Gold Macross II - The Movie Mad City Mad Dog and Glory Mad Max 3 - Beyond Thunderdome Mad Max II-The Road Warrior Madadayo - Not Yet (Kurosawa 1993) Madame Sat (Karim Ainouz 2002) Made In Britain 1982 25fps Mademoiselle Madness of King George The Madonna-Girlie Show - Live Down Under (1993) Madonna - Truth or Dare Maelstrom Mafia Mafia Doctor Magdalene Sisters The Magician The 1958 Magnificent Warriors Magnolia (1999) Gowenna Maid in Manhattan Majestic The Makai Tensho 2003 Making of alien vs predator Mala Educacion La Mala Leche Mala educacion La 2004 CD1 Mala educacion La 2004 CD2 Malcolm X CD1 Malcolm X CD2 Malefique 2002 Malena Malibus Most Wanted Maljukgeori Janhoksa CD1 Maljukgeori Janhoksa CD2 Mallrats CD1 Mallrats CD2 Mamma Roma Pasolini Man Apart A Man Bites Dog Man Called Horse A CD1 Man Called Horse A CD2 Man Called Sledge A Man On Fire 2004 CD1 Man On Fire 2004 CD2 Man Who Knew Too Little The CD1 Man Who Knew Too Little The CD2 Man Who Knew Too Much The Man Who Loved Women The Man Who Shot liberty Valance The 1962 Man Who Went to Mars A (2003) CD1 Man Who Went to Mars A (2003) CD2 Man Who Would Be King The Man Without a Past Man of La Mancha (1972) CD1 Man of La Mancha (1972) CD2 Man of the Year The 2003 Man with the Golden Gun The Manchurian Candidate The 2004 Mando perdido Mangchi 2003 Mango Yellow Manhattan Manhattan Midnight Manhattan Murder Mystery Manhunter Manji Mann Mannen Som Ikke Kunne Le Mannen Som Log Mannequin Manon des Sources Manon of the Spring Manroof Mans Best Friend Map Of The Human Heart 1993 Mar Adentro Marci X Maria Full Of Grace (2004) Marias Lovers Marilyn Monroe - The final days 2001 Marius 1931 CD1 Marius 1931 CD2 Marnie (Hitchcock 1964) Married With Children 1x01 - Pilot Married With Children 1x02 - Thinergy Married With Children 1x03 - Sixteen Years and What You Get Married With Children 1x04 - But I Didnt Shoot the Deputy Married With Children 1x05 - Have You Driven a Ford Lately Married With Children 1x06 - Whose Room Is It Anyway Married With Children 1x07 - Al Loses His Cherry Married With Children 1x08 - Peggy Sue Got Work Married With Children 1x09 - Married Without Children Married With Children 1x10 - The Poker Game Married With Children 1x11 - Where Is the Boss Married With Children 1x12 - Nightmare On Als Street Married With Children 1x13 - Johnny B Gone Marrying Kind The (George Cukor 1952) Marrying The Mafia CD1 Marrying The Mafia CD2 Martian Chronicles The 1980 CD1 Martian Chronicles The 1980 CD2 Martin Lawrence Live Runteldat Marx Brothers - Horse Feathers (1932) Mary Poppins 1964 CD1 Mary Poppins 1964 CD2 Mask of Zorro Masque of the Red Death The Masques (Masks) Massacre 1989 Master And Commander - The Far Side Of The World (2003) CD1 Master And Commander - The Far Side Of The World (2003) CD2 Matango (Attack of the Mushroom People 1963) Matchstick Men Matrix Matrix Reloaded (2) Matrix Revisited The (2001) CD1 Matrix Revisited The (2001) CD2 Matrix Revolutions The CD1 Matrix Revolutions The CD2 Matrix The Maurice 1987 Mauvais Sang May (Lucky McKee 2002) McKenzie Break The 1970 McLintock CD1 McLintock CD2 Me Myself I Me Myself and Irene Mean Creek 2004 Mean Girls Meaning Of Life The (Monty Pythons) CD1 Meaning Of Life The (Monty Pythons) CD2 Medea Meet Joe Black Meet The Parents Mekhong Full Moon Party (2002) Melody Time Memrias Pstumas Men Behind the Sun Men In Black Men Make Women Crazy Theory Men Suddenly In Black Men in Black 2 Men in Tights Menace 2 society Mentale La Mentale La (The Code) Mephisto CD1 Mephisto CD2 Mercury Rising Mermaids Message in a Bottle Metroland 1997 Metropolis Metropolis (anime) Miami Tail A 2003 Michael Collins CD1 Michael Collins CD2 Michael Jackson Moonwalker 1988 Michael Jordan To The Max 2000 Michel Vaillant CD1 Michel Vaillant CD2 Michelangelo Antonioni - Blow up Mickey Blue Eyes 1999 Middle of the Moment Midnight (1998) Midnight Clear A Midnight Cowboy (1969) Midnight Express 1978 Midnight Mass 2002 Midnight Run CD1 Midnight Run CD2 Mighty Wind A Milagro De P Tinto El Milieu du monde Le (Alain Tanner 1974) Millers Crossing 1990 Million Dollar Baby CD1 Million Dollar Baby CD2 Million Le 1931 Mimic Mimic 2 Mindhunters Minimal Stories 2002 Minority Report 2002 Miracle On 34th Street Miracle Worker The Mirror The 1997 Misery Mishima A Life In Four Chapters DVDRip 1985 CD1 Mishima A Life In Four Chapters DVDRip 1985 CD2 Mission Cleopatra Mission Impossible (1996) Mission Impossible 2 Mission Mumbai Mission The CD1 Mission The CD2 Mission en Marbella Mississippi Burning CD1 Mississippi Burning CD2 Mississippi Mermaid 1969 Missouri Breaks The 1976 Mogambo CD1 Mogambo CD2 Mohabbatein CD1 Mohabbatein CD2 Mokey Business Mole The CD1 Mole The CD2 Molly Maguires The CD1 Molly Maguires The CD2 Mommie Dearest (1981) Mona Lisa Smile CD1 Mona Lisa Smile CD2 Monanieba CD1 Monanieba CD2 Monday Monella CD1 Monella CD2 Money Money Money (Claude Lelouch 1972) CD1 Money Money Money (Claude Lelouch 1972) CD2 Mongjunggi Monkeybone - Special Edition Mononoke Monsters Ball Monsters and Cie Monthy Python - Life Of Brian Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl 1982 Monty Python and the Holy Grail Monty Pythons Life of Brian Monty Pythons The Meaning of Life Monty Pythons and the Meaning of Life Moon Child 2003 CD1 Moon Child 2003 CD2 Moon Spinners CD1 Moon Spinners CD2 Moonfleet 1955 Moonlight Whispers 1999 Moscow Does Not Believe In Tears CD1 Moscow Does Not Believe In Tears CD2 Mosquito Coast The CD1 Mosquito Coast The CD2 Most Terrible Time In My Life The (1994) Mostly Martha Mother India 1957 CD1 Mother India 1957 CD2 Mother Kusters Goes To Heaven 1975 Mother Night 1996 Mother The 2003 CD1 Mother The 2003 CD2 Mothman Prophecies The Moulin Rouge CD1 Moulin Rouge CD2 Mouse Hunt Mrs Doubtfire Mrtav Ladan Muhammad - Legacy Of A Prophet CD1 2002 Muhammad - Legacy Of A Prophet CD2 2002 Mujer mas fea del mundo La Mummy Returns The - Collectors Edition (Widescreen) Mummy The - Full-Screen Collectors Edition Muppet Christmas Carol The Murder By Numbers Murder In The First 1995 Murder Most Foul (1964) Murder My Sweet 1944 Murder at the Gallop Muriels Wedding Musketeer The My Babys Daddy My Beautiful Laundrette My Big Fat Greek Wedding My Boss My Hero My Bosss Daughter 2003 My Girlfriends Boyfriend (Eric Rohmer 1987) My Life as a Dog 1985 My Life to Live My Neighbors the Yamadas (Isao Takahata 1999) CD1 My Neighbors the Yamadas (Isao Takahata 1999) CD2 My Son the Fanatic My Tutor Friend (2003) CD1 My Tutor Friend (2003) CD2 My Wife Is A Gangster 2 My Wife Is Gangster Mystery Of Rampo |