{1}{72}movie info: XVID 640x352 23.976fps 699,9 MB|/SubEdit b.4060 (http://subedit.com.pl)/ {5470}{5578}I have sailed the world,|beheld its wonders {5587}{5687}From the Dardanelles to|the mountains of Peru, {5699}{5799}But there's no|place like London {5810}{5896}No, there's no|place like London. {5911}{5925}Mr. Todd-? {5969}{5999}You are young. {6014}{6077}Life has been kind to you. {6159}{6271}You will learn. {6597}{6658}There's a hole in the|world like a great black pit {6664}{6707}And the vermin of|the world Inhabit it {6713}{6762}And its morals aren't|worth what a pig could spit {6763}{6825}And it goes by the name of London. {6858}{6901}At the top of the hole|sit the privileged few {6902}{6945}Making mock of the|vermin in the lower zoo, {6945}{6998}turning beauty into filth and greed. {6999}{7115}I too have sailed the world,|and seen its wonders {7123}{7222}For the cruelty of men|is as wondrous as Peru, {7230}{7360}but there's no|place like London! {7770}{7801}Is everything all right, Mr. Todd? {7861}{7902}I beg your indulgence, Anthony... {7932}{7986}My mind is far from easy. {8033}{8120}In these once familiar|streets I feel shadows {8161}{8191}Shadows...? {8232}{8282}Ghosts. {8441}{8513}There was a barber and his wife, {8523}{8599}and she was beautiful. {8623}{8691}A foolish barber and his wife, {8705}{8767}she was his reason and his life, {8780}{8871}and she was beautiful, {8877}{8964}and she was virtuous. {9017}{9041}And he was... Naive. {9401}{9567}There was another man who saw|that she was beautiful, {9576}{9658}A pious vulture of the law, {9663}{9741}who with a gesture of his claw {9742}{9820}removed the barber from his plate. {9829}{9916}Then there was nothing but to wait {9940}{9995}and she would fall, {10001}{10022}So soft, {10028}{10051}So young, {10052}{10073}So lost, {10074}{10185}and oh, so beautiful! {10243}{10319}And the lady, sir... did she succumb? {10346}{10424}Oh, that was many years ago... {10517}{10631}I doubt if anyone would know. {10815}{10855}I'd like to thank you, Anthony. {10861}{10972}If you hadn't spotted me,|I'd be lost on the ocean still... {10988}{11015}Will I see you again? {11059}{11105}You might find me, if you like, {11160}{11204}around Fleet Street. {11267}{11354}Until then, my friend. {11568}{11605}There's a hole in the world|like a great black pit {11610}{11657}and it's filled with people|who are filled with shit {11662}{11706}And the vermin of|the world inhabit it... {13017}{13038}A customer! {13047}{13086}Wait! What's your rush?|What's your hurry? {13097}{13147}You gave me such a- Fright.|I thought you was a ghost. {13155}{13181}Half a minute, can't you? Sit! {13182}{13202}Sit ye down!|Sit! {13203}{13274}All I meant is that I haven't|seen a customer for weeks. {13275}{13334}Did you come here for a pie, sir? {13340}{13391}Do forgive me if me head's|a little vague- Ugh! {13399}{13460}What is that? But you'd think|we had the plague- {13466}{13492}From the way that people- {13492}{13513}Keep avoiding- {13520}{13539}No, you don't! {13544}{13596}These are probably|the worst pies in London. {13597}{13648}But there's no one comes in|even to inhale- {13656}{13721}Right you are, sir.|Would you like a drop of ale? {13728}{13792}Mind you, I can't hardly blame them- {13809}{13891}These are probably|the worst pies in London. {13917}{13958}I know why nobody cares to take them- {13978}{14021}I should know, I make them. {14030}{14122}But good? No,|the worst pies in London- {14134}{14156}Even that's polite. {14157}{14212}The worst pies in London- {14230}{14264}If you doubt it, take a bite. {14324}{14373}Is that just disgusting? {14381}{14428}You have to concede it. {14439}{14485}It's nothing but crusting- {14491}{14540}Here, drink this, you'll need it- {14551}{14613}The worst pies in London. {14629}{14664}And no wonder with the price of meat.|What it is- {14680}{14721}When you get it.|Never. {14728}{14788}Thought I'd live to see the day|men'd think it was a treat {14793}{14831}Finding poor|animals {14837}{14876}wot are dying in the street. {14877}{14915}Mrs. Mooney has a pie shop, {14928}{14983}Does a business, but I noticed|something weird- {14989}{15044}Lately all her neighbors' cats|have disappeared. {15051}{15124}Have to hand it to her-|Wot I calls enterprise, {15130}{15163}Popping pussies into pies. {15175}{15208}Wouldn't do in my shop- {15216}{15281}Just the thought of it's enough|to make you sick. {15287}{15340}And I'm telling you|them pussy cats is quick. {15368}{15435}No denying times is hard, sir - {15451}{15529}Even harder than the worst pies in London. {15547}{15587}Only lard and nothing more- {15588}{15627}Is that just revolting? {15633}{15731}All greasy and gritty,|it looks like it's molting, {15740}{15829}And tastes like-|Well, pity {15836}{16004}a woman alone|with limited wind {16009}{16126}and the worst pies in London! {16142}{16186}Ah sir, times is hard.|Times is hard. {16451}{16504}Trust me, dearie, it's going to take|more than ale {16505}{16554}to wash that taste out. {16575}{16642}Come with me and we'll get|you a nice tumbler of gin. {16957}{16975}Isn't this homey now? {17020}{17064}Me cheery wallpaper was|a real bargain too, {17081}{17130}it being only partly singed when the|chapel burnt down... {17144}{17201}There's a good boy, now you sit down|and warm your bones, {17242}{17334}Isn't that a room over the shop?|If times are so hard, {17336}{17378}why don't you rent it out? {17384}{17448}Up there?|Oh, no one will go near it... {17495}{17530}People think it's haunted. {17569}{17601}Haunted? {17647}{17702}And who's to say they're wrong?... {17723}{17793}You see, years ago,|something happened up there. {17810}{17849}Something not very nice... {17936}{18090}There was a barber and his wife,|and he was beautiful, {18118}{18264}a proper artist with a knife,|but they transported him for life. {18279}{18377}And he was beautiful... {18404}{18501}Barker, his name was - Benjamin Barker. {18520}{18565}Transported? What was his crime? {18582}{18633}Foolishness. {18644}{18693}He had this wife, you see, {18711}{18738}pretty little thing, {18744}{18760}silly little nit. {18767}{18838}Had her chance for the moon on a string- {18865}{18891}Poor thing. Poor thing. {19045}{19133}There was this Judge, you see,|wanted her like mad. {19134}{19180}Every day he�d send her a flower, {19214}{19269}but did she come down from her tower? {19299}{19407}Sat up there and sobbed by the hour,|Poor fool. {19432}{19498}Ah, but there was worse|yet to come, poor thing. {19678}{19745}The Beadle calls on her, all polite, {19759}{19821}poor thing, poor thing. {19835}{19903}The Judge, he tells her,|is all controlled, {19913}{19981}he blames himself for her dreadful plight {19993}{20057}She must come straight|to his house tonight! {20067}{20132}Poor thing, poor thing. {20265}{20321}Of course, when she goes there,|poor thing, poor thing, {20334}{20393}they're having this ball all in masks. {20406}{20470}There's no one she knows there,|poor dear, poor thing. {20479}{20546}She wanders tormented, and drinks,|poor thing. {20555}{20618}The Judge has repented, she thinks,|poor thing. {20625}{20692}Oh, where is Judge Turpin?|She asks. {20736}{20762}He was there, all right- {20768}{20802}Only not so contrite! {20880}{20945}She wasn�t no match for such craft,|you see, {20954}{21015}And everyone thought it so droll. {21024}{21086}They figured she had to be daft,|you see, {21096}{21160}So all of �em stood there|and laughed, you see, {21172}{21196}Poor soul!|Poor thing! {21470}{21493}...NOOOOOO! {21550}{21618}Would no one have mercy on her? {21641}{21744}So it is you - Benjamin Barker. {21785}{21901}Where's Lucy?!|Where�s my wife?! {21918}{21953}She poisoned herself. {21980}{22064}Arsenic from the|apothecary on the corner. {22084}{22174}I tried to stop her but she|wouldn't listen to me. {22251}{22303}And he's got your daughter. {22350}{22371}He? Judge Turpin? {22481}{22568}Adopted her like his own. {22603}{22756}Fifteen years of sweating in a|living hell on a false charge. {22793}{22860}Fifteen years dreaming that|I might come home {22861}{22916}to find a loving wife and child... {22945}{22983}Well, I can't say the years have been {22983}{23038}particularly kind to you,|Mr. Barker, but you still- {23058}{23166}No, not Barker. That man is dead. {23184}{23264}It's Todd now. Sweeney Todd... {23297}{23359}And he will have his revenge. {24142}{24235}Come in! Nothing to|be afraid of, love. {25372}{25414}When they came for the girl, I hid 'em. {25446}{25470}I hid just some of 'em. {25795}{25862}Those handles is chased|silver, ain't they? {25903}{25969}Silver, yes... {26203}{26297}These are my friends, {26314}{26418}see how they glisten. {26435}{26517}See this one shine, {26533}{26639}how he smiles in the light. {26648}{26828}My friend, my faithful friend. {26890}{26990}Speak to me friend, {27004}{27099}Whisper, I'll listen. {27116}{27192}I know, I know- {27192}{27279}You've been locked out of sight {27286}{27371}all these years- {27379}{27460}Like me, my friend. {27473}{27561}Well, I've come home {27579}{27687}To find you waiting. {27722}{27771}Home, {27783}{27861}and we're together, {27894}{27976}and we'll do wonders, {28026}{28086}won't we? {28110}{28226}You there, my friend,|- I'm your friend too, Mr. Todd, {28235}{28313}come, let me hold you.|- If you only knew, Mr. Todd. {28320}{28379}Now, with a sigh|- Oh, Mr. Todd, {28385}{28458}you're warm in my hand, {28468}{28545}- My friend,|- You've come home. {28546}{28710}- My clever friend.|- Always had a fondness for you, i did. {28716}{28829}Rest now, my friends.|- Never you fear, Mr. Todd, {28830}{28932}Soon I'll unfold you.|- you can move in here, Mr. Todd. {28937}{29104}Soon you'll know splendors you|never have dreamed all your days... {29109}{29204}will b...
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