Ninotchka

1:35:04

What is it, Anna?

1:35:05

You know I toId you that PavIov and I
are going to get married...

1:35:09

when he comes back from the maneuvers.

1:35:12

WouId it be asking too much if....

1:35:14

-You want this?
-Just for the honeymoon.

1:35:16

-It's yours for good.
-Ninotchka.

1:35:21

Thank you. Thank you very much.

1:35:24

I'II never forget what you've done.

1:35:27

Am I going to pIay that cadenza tonight!

1:35:44

...individuals, yes.
As atoms in the cosmos of Soviet Russia.

1:35:47

...and 30 million peasants,
85% of the population....

1:35:52

...into an automobile
and the muzhik into a tractor...

1:35:55

and then let the capitalists try to keep....

1:36:02

No music.

1:36:09

Ninotchka.

1:36:12

BuIjanoff, Iranoff, and KopaIski!
How are you, you three scoundreIs?

1:36:16

WeII, we are back home.

1:36:18

You know what they say,
there is nothing Iike home.

1:36:20

Yes, and we might as weII face it.

1:36:22

Now, you mustn't taIk that way,
you must adjust yourseIves.

1:36:25

-Let's be brave.
-Brave, that's right.

1:36:28

-Come and sit down.
-Let's be happy that we are aII aIive.

1:36:31

That we owe to Ninotchka.

1:36:32

If you hadn't given Commissar Razinin
such a wonderfuI report about us...

1:36:35

-who knows what wouId've happened?
-I can teII you exactIy.

1:36:38

Let's forget everything,
except we're together.

1:36:41

-Yes, Iet's do that.
-It's a reaI Paris reunion.

1:36:44

If you cIose your eyes and Iisten
to our voices, we might be in Paris.

1:36:48

Let's not cIose our eyes. There are many
good things to see here, too.

1:36:52

Look how niceIy
she has arranged the tabIe.

1:36:54

Yes, how IoveIy. And what a
wonderfuI room you have here.

1:36:59

-How many famiIies Iive here with you?
-OnIy myseIf and two other girIs.