I leave you the best phrases and dialogues of Life is beautiful, an Italian film directed and starring Roberto Benigni. It came to light in 1997 and its argument is about the actions of a Jewish father who seeks to protect her son once they are imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp.
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-The usual barbarians, vandals. It's sad. Bullshit! "Jewish clown." -Elysium.
-Is there any Dora here? She is Italian. She is my wife. –Guido Orefice.
-I didn't like the train. –Giosué Orefice.
-Me neither. We'll take the bus back, okay? They listened! We will take the bus back! –Guido Orefice.
-What are your political preferences? –Guido Orefice.
-Benito, Adolfo! Sit down! Sorry, Guido, what were you telling me? -Another man.
-Daddy, I can't find any of the other children and a lady came to tell me to go take a shower. –Giosué Orefice.
-That's a good idea. Go take a shower. –Guido Orefice.
-Goodbye, and behave because these are difficult times. Hard times! –Oreste.
-The game starts now, whoever is here. The first to have a thousand points wins. The prize is a tank! Lucky you. Every day we will announce who is leading from that loud voice. The one with the fewest points has to wear a sign that says "idiot" behind here on their back. –Guido Orefice.
-The dwarfs and Snow White sit down to eat. How fast do you think it will serve your guests next? In seven seconds! -Riddle.
-They make buttons and soaps from us. They burn us all in the oven. A man was crying and he said that. –Giosué Orefice.
-Did you believe her again? I thought you were a smart, clever and intelligent boy. Go figure. This morning, I washed my hands with Bartolomeo. And then I buttoned up with Francesco. Or imagine: "This man is made of wood and does not burn because it is not dry enough" Let's be serious! –Guido Orefice.
-Nice to meet you. I am Prince Guido. Everything here is mine. Here begins the princely principality. I'll call this place Addis Ababa. I will change all that. Outside the cows, come the camels. Even a few hippos. I must go, I will meet the princess.-Guido Orefice.
-Good morning princess! -Guido.
-How dreadful! It almost killed me. Did I hurt you? –Dora.
-I've never been better. Do you always leave the house like this? -Guido Orefice.
-Listen to this problem. I remember it because it shocked me. A lunatic costs the state four marks a day. A cripple, four and a half marks. An epileptic, three and a half marks. Considering that the average is four marks and we have 300,000 patients, how much would the State save if these individuals were eliminated. -Police officer.
-We would save 1,200,000 marks a day.- Rodolfo.
-Exact! -Police officer.
-If you say my name, I'm not there anymore. Who I am? The silence! -Riddle.
-Think of a sunflower, they bow to the sun. But if you see someone bent over, you know he's dead. Here you serve, you are not a servant. Service is a supreme art. God was the first servant. God serves men, but he is not a servant of men. –Eliseo Orefice.
-At least they don't make children or older adults work. –Dora.
-They don't make them work because they kill them! One day you will hear a lady say: Children, come take a shower! Then they put you in a gas chamber. - Prisoner.
-Look at me, Princess. Come on, I'm down here. Look at me princess. Turn around princess. –Guido Orefice.
-I have something important to tell you. Wait for my signal. –Dr. Lessing.
-The more there is, the less you see. The darkness! ”“ Riddle.
-This is my story. This is the sacrifice my father made. This is the gift you gave me. –Giosué Orefice.
"You fell asleep while you were talking to me!" How did you do that?. -Guido Orefice
-Schopenhauer. -Ferrucio.
-Who?. -Guido Orefice.
-Schopenhauer says that with will you can do what you want. "I am what I want to be". Right now I want to sleep, so I tell myself. "I am sleeping, sleeping", and well I fall asleep. -Ferrucio.
-Why don't they let the Jews or the dogs in? –Giosué Orefice.
- Everybody does what they want, Joshua. In that hardware store they do not allow Spaniards or horses to enter. Later in the pharmacy they do not allow Chinese or kangaroos to enter. They don't like them. What can I say? –Guido Orefice.
-What kind of place is this? It is beautiful: doves fly, women fall from the skies! I'm moving here! –Guido Orefice.
-Look! They stopped the train to let Mom get on. –Giosué Orefice.
-When can I see my mom? –Giosué Orefice.
-When the game is over. –Guido Orefice.
-And now, ladies and gentlemen, a magnificent surprise offered by the Grand Hotel. The Ethiopian cake. –Guido Orefice.
-You have no idea what I'm saying, do you? –United States soldier.
-They are looking for someone who speaks German to translate their instructions. –Bartolomeo
–Me! I will do it! I translate for them! –Guido Orefice.
-You speak German? –Bartolomeo.
-Not. -Guido Orefice.
-Urgent telegram. I need to go to Berlin immediately. What are these flowers? –Dr. Lessing.
-They are for his departure. –Guido Orefice.
"I'll only take one." I'll take it to my wife, the Guido flower. I really enjoyed your company. You are the most resourceful waiter I have ever come across. –Dr. Lessing.
-Thank you, you are the client with the most culture I have come across. –Guido Orefice.
-Giosué, why are you here? You're not supposed to be here! Go away! Why aren't you with the other children?.- Guido Orefice.
-They said that all the children had to bathe today and I don't want to. –Giosué Orefice.
-Silence is the most powerful cry. Is he your friend the poet? -Elysium.
-These guys are crazy! This has to weigh a hundred kilos! It must be like 3,000 degrees in here. Vittorino, I can't handle this anymore! –Guido Orefice.
-You can lose all your points with any of the following ways. One: If you cry. Two: If you ask to see your mom. Three: If you are hungry and order a snack. Forget! –Guido Orefice.
-I need your signature to open my book store. –Guido Orefice.
-Mr. Rodolfo, I told him. -Secretary.
-Just a signature. –Guido Orefice.
-No I can not. My replacement will be here in an hour. Ask him. -Rodolfo.
-All I need is a signature. –Guido Orefice.
-We close at one here. -Rodolfo.
- It's ten to one. –Guido Orefice.
–Submit a complaint. -Rodolfo.
-What could happen to me? The worst thing they could do to me is undress me, paint me yellow, and write me "Jewish waiter." I didn't even know that this horse was Jewish. –Guido Orefice.
"My God, have mercy!" Please don't let this be true. Another dinner where the prefect? –Dora.
-We are going to die here. I can't handle this anymore. I'm going to stop doing this. I'll tell you that I can't do it. What are they going to do to me? –Guido Orefice.
-They will kill you! -Vittorino.
-Where's this thing going? -Guido Orefice.
-Down here. –Vittorino.
-OMG! I can never do it! –Guido Orefice.
-Daddy, you scared me horrible! –Giosué Orefice.
- (Sarcastically) Naturally! Our race is superior. I have just come from Rome to tell you children that our race is superior. I was chosen by racist Italian scientists to prove it. Why did they choose me? I tell you? Who is going to be more handsome than me? (…) I am a pure Aryan. –Guido Orefice.
-You have never been on a train, have you? They are wonderful! Everyone is standing, glued to each other and there are no seats! –Guido Orefice.
-Dora and I were born on the same street. We went to school together and had the same friends. Dora is the woman of my life and I am the man of his life; therefore, we have decided to get married next year. All of you are invited the following April 9 to the Basilica of Santa María del Pellegrino. -Rodolfo.
-Good morning princess. Last night I dreamed of you all night. We were going to go to the movies. You were wearing that pink suit that I really like. You are all I think about, princess. I always think of you. –Guido Orefice.
-My husband and son are on that train. I want to get on that train. Did you hear me? I want to get on that train. –Dora.
-You can't imagine how much I want to make love, not just once, but over and over again. But I will never tell anyone, especially you. They would have to torture me. (…) I would have to be crazy to tell you. I could even make love to you now, right here for the rest of my life. -Guido.
-You have to come to the police chief's office. -Official.
-Again? –Guido Orefice.
It was already. –Giosué Orefice.
-Let's go. -Official.
-Why? –Guido Orefice.
-As you know, the inspector came to Rome to tell us about the racial manifesto signed by most of the most prominent Italian scientists. It will show, and it honors us, that our race is a superior race, the best of all. Take your seats. Go ahead, inspector. -Police officer.
-You're such a good boy. Sleep Have sweet dreams. Maybe we are both dreaming. Maybe this is all a dream and mom will wake us up with milk and cookies. After eating I will make love to her two or three times. If I can. –Guido Orefice.
-We won! We earn a thousand points! My dad and I won first place and we won a real tank! We won! We won! –Giosué Orefice.
-Nothing is more necessary than the unnecessary. –Eliseo Orefice.
-This is a simple story… but one that is not easy to tell. –Giosué Orefice.
-It's hurt? -Elysium.