Dawn of The Planet of The Apes

- Apes do not want 1. _________________!
- You know the scary 2. _________________ about them? They don’t need power, lights, heat, nothing. That’s their advantage. That’s what makes them stronger.
- We both have 3. _________________. You want to protect yours. I want to protect mine. It’s our only chance for 4. ____________________.
- Are you aware, they are going to turn on you? 
- They are 5. ____________________!
- Caesar, you're in home.
- Who was that?
- A good 6. ___________________... like you.
- Caesar love 7. _________________ more than apes!
- If you threaten his family, he will retaliate.
- Don't shoot.
- Don't you 8. ___________________.
- Should I shoot him?
- 9. ____________________.
- Oh, you wanna a drink?
- Alright. Easy!
- Easy.
- What are you doing?
- I’m saving the human race.
- Oh, my god!
- We made contact, military. They’re already on their way.
- Caesar, you have to go!
- Go, where? 
- This my home. 
- I’m sorry, my 10. ___________________. War has begun.
- Caesar!

Vocabulay
Power = energia 
Heat = calor 
Advantage = vantagem
To turn on = voltar-se contra
To be aware = estar ciente de 
Threaten  = ameaçar
to shoot = atirar em

Call Center

- We handle nearly 200,000 1._______________________ a day. The hotlines to some of the biggest 2._______________________ in the country. - Online Sentel. Melanie speaking ... Melanie ... speaking. How can I help? Again, my name is Melanie and have a great day. - Do you only 3._______________________ women named Melanie? - It's a trick of the trade. Callers like to 4._______________________ they get the same service rep. This here is the Melanie and John section, and you are over here with the Jennifers and Stephens. 5._______________________ is you. - What do you mean this is me? I was 6._______________________ I had a supervisor position. - You gotta spend six 7._______________________ in the trenches before you can interview for a supervisor. - But I have a PhD. Surely...  - Look. You want the 8._______________________ or not? - Yeah. - Great! Gus here will help get you started. OK, Stephen. - It's Charlie. - Sure it is! - In the File menu do you see where it says 9._______________________? - Okey dokey-. Can you open the Open menu? - Okey dokey-. Again, my name is Stephen. Thank you for calling Sentel. Have a great day. - I actually liked Gus at first sight. - Welcome to hell, dickhead! - Maybe not at first sight. - I'm sorry? - Hell! People hooked up to machines like slaves. And the smell ... It's pure underarm. - OK, so what do we do here? - Sentel Online, Stephen speaking. How may I help you? Okey dokey-, ma'am. Have you checked to see if your PC is on? No, ma'am I'm not a retard. That's simply the protocol … Sorry. Okey dokey-. I'm gonna check that with my supervisor real 10._______________________ and I'm gonna put you on hold. - You see, Stephen, I'm 65 years old now and my husband is asking me to do it donkey-style... - OK, ma'am. I'm going to transfer you to our technical department. Please hold... - Good god...  - Are you expecting a call?
Vocabulary & Expressions Handle = lidar com Nearly = quase Hotline = linha direta Trick = truque Trade = comércio Rep = representante Trenches = valas Surely = certamente File = arquivo Actually = na verdade At First sight = primeira vista Hook up = conectar Slaves = escravos Smell = cheiro Underarm = axilas Protocol = protocolo Put sb on hold = colocar alguém em espera.
------------------------------------------------- Good morning/afternoon/evening Mr.(s) Reader!
I'm teacher Vinicius, How may I help you? 

Armageddon - Harry Says Goodbye

- 1. ______________!

- Hi, Gracie. Hi, honey. Grace, I know I promised you I was comin' 2. ______________.

- I don't under... Understand.

- Looks like I'm gonna have to break that 3. _______________.

- I, um... I lied to you, too, when I told you that I didn't want to be like you. 4. _________________ I am like you. And everything good that I have inside of me, I have from you. I love you so much, Daddy. I'm so proud of you. I'm so scared.

- I 5. _______________ it, baby, but there won't be anything to be scared of 6. _________________. Gracie, I want you to know that A.J. saved us. He did. I want you to tell Chick that I couldn't have 7. _______________ it without him, none of it. I 8. _______________ you to take care of A.J. I wish I 9. ________________ be there to walk you down the aisle. But I'll... I'll look in on you from time to time, okay, 10. _________________? I love you, Grace.

- I love you, too.

- I gotta go now, honey.

- Daddy, no. No, no, Dad, no.

Vocabulary
To take care of = tomar cuidado de
From time to time = de tempos em tempos
To look like = parecer que
I'm so proud of you = eu tenho muito orgulho de você
To be scared of = ter medo de, estar com medo de

Inglês Americano X Inglês Britânico

Há diferenças de:
1. ACCENT (Pronúncia)
2. SPELLING (Ortografia)
3. VOCABULARY (Vocabulário)

As principais são:

1. ACCENT 

1. No inglês britânico há supressão do "h" no início das palavras.
Eg.: I have a horrible hangover - soa: "I've an 'orrible 'angover.
2. O "o" no inglês britânico em palavras como "hot" e "pot" é pronunciado
com os lábios arredondados.
3. O "t" entre vogais, no inglês americano, é pronunciado como um "d" suavizado.
 Já os falantes britânicos pronunciam o "t" como /t/.
4. No inglês britânico, a consoante "r" só é pronunciada antes de vogal.
Eg.: bedroom.
Nos demais casos, o "r" é silencioso, soando mais similar ao som "ah". 
Eg.: car, learn, over.
__________________

2. SPELLING 

American
1. center
2. theater
3. color
4. honor
5. labor
6. catalog
7. dialog
8. check
9. tire
10. pajamas

British
1. centre
2. theatre
3. colour
4. honour
5. labour
6. catalogue
7. dialogue
8. cheque (bank note)
9. tyre
10. pyjamas
_____________________

3. VOCABULARY

Fifty Shades of Grey

- So this is just an 1. _____________ for the newspaper. I just have a couple of 2. ____________.
- Mr Grey will see you, now.
- What was he like?
- He was polite, intense, smart, 3. _____________ intimidating.
- Do you have any 4. ___________ outside of work?
- What about you? I'd like to know more about you.
- There's really not much to 5. _____________ about me. I mean, look at me.
- I am.
- To what do you owe your 6. _____________?
- I exercise control in all things, Miss Steele.
- It must be really boring.
- I’m incapable of leaving you 7. ____________. 
- Then don't.
- I had a rough start in life. You should steer clear of me. I don't do 8. ___________. My tastes are very 9. ____________. You wouldn’t 10. ____________.
- Enlighten me, then.

Vocabulary

A couple of  = algumas, alguns
Polite = educado
To mean = querer dizer
Boring = chato

ROBOCOP

- Ready? 
- This is detective Alex Murphy, Officer down! 
- We are on the eve of a 1.___________ revolution. 
- We need to give Americans a figure they can rally behind.  
- Give your mom a kiss. 
- Goodnight, baby.  
- Too slow, boy! 
- We're gonna put a man inside a 2._____________.  
- He suffered 4th degree burns over 80% of his body. If he survives, he'll be paralyzed from the waist down, confined to a wheelchair.  
- You say you can save him, what does that mean? What kind of life will he have? 
- What kind of suit is this? 
- It's not a suit, it's you. 
- What the hell did you do to me? 
- Make him more tactical, make him look, uh, let's go with black. 
- When the machine fights, the 3.___________ releases signals into Alex's brain, making him think he's in control. But he's not. It's the illusion of free will. 
- I've selected 13 targets, all wanted for murder. 
- This is the 4.___________ of American justice. 
- Alex! You need to speak to your son. 
- Somehow he's overriding the system's priorities. 
- The human element will always be present. Compassion, fear, instinct. They will always interfere with the system.  
- Dead or 5.__________, you're coming with me.

Vocabulary
Too slow = muito lento
To rally behind = contar com, se apoiar em
From the waist down = da cintura para baixo
Wheelchair = cadeira de rodas
Suit = traje
Target = alvo
Somehow = de alguma maneira
To override = passar por cima

Old School - airport scene

- Hello! - Hi, honey! It's me. - Shouldn't you be on a 1.__________ by now?  - Well, I should, but unfortunately they oversold the flight. - Oh, my god! That sucks... - Yeah, I know. I've got to get on the red eye now. I should be in home around 7 in the 2.__________. - But I'll miss you, bobby. - I know. I'll miss you, too. But I'll tell you what. I've got all night spending in the gift shop, so anything with the word San Diego on it it's yours. Just think. - Just get on that red eye. - Ok, I'll... I love you. I love you, bobby. - I love you, too. - Bye. - Look, I really need to get on this 3.__________. - Well, I really need a new mini-van, but that doesn't mean that it's gonna happen now, does it?  - Look, I don't think you 4.__________. I'm gonna ask her to marry me tonight. - My goodness, why didn't you say so? Love conquers all, right? But in this case, it bumped Mr. Bernstein and his Coast Hills straight out a coach. Here you go, 5.__________ and good luck. - Good afternoon, I Murray Bernstein. - Well, Mr. Bernstein, I'm afraid you flight...
Vocabulary: Oversold = vendidos em excesso Bobby = querido Just get on that red eye (tipo de voo que decola muito tarde e chega  ao destino muito cedo) My goodness = Meu Deus I'm afraid = Infelizmente

The Grand Budapest Hotel - The Lobby Boy

- Who are you? - I'm Zero, sir. The new Lobby Boy. - Zero, you say? - Yes, sir. - I've never heard of you, never laid eyes on you. Who 1. _______________ you? - Mr. Mosher, sir. - Mr. Mosher! - Yes, Monsieur Gustave? - Am I to understand you've surreptitiously hired this young man in the position of a Lobby Boy? - He's been engaged for a 2. _______________, pending your approval, of course.  - Perhaps, yes. Thank you, Mr. Mosher. - You're most welcome, Monsieur Gustave. - You're now going to be officially interviewed. - Should I go and light the candle first, sir? What? No. - Experience? - Hotel Kinski, Kitchen Boy, six months. Hotel Berlitz, Mop and Broom Boy, three months. Before that I was a Skillet Scrubber... - 3. _____________, zero. - Thank you again, Monsieur Gustave.  - Straighten that cap, Anatole.The pleasure's mine, Herr Schneider. - The strap's busted. - These are not acceptable. - I fully agree. - 4. _________________? - I studied reading and spelling. I started my primary school. I almost... - Education, zero. - Now it's exploded. - Good morning, Cicero. Call the goddamn 5. _______________! - This afternoon, Monsieur Gustave? - Without fail, Frau Liebling. - What in hell is this? - Not now. - Family? - Zero.
Vocabulary Trial period = período de experiência Mop and Broom Boy = faxineiro e varredor  Skillet Scrubber = escovador de frigideira  Plumber = encanador  Engaged = contratado

Red eye - Voo Noturno

- You tell the flight attendant and your dad dies. 
- Seat down.
- Seat down.

Bridesmaids

- Miss? - No. It's not me. - Yes, it is you. Please go back to your seat. - Yes, I am with him. I am Mrs. Iglesias. - No, you are not. You were just out here and you put 1.___________ on. Out. - But I don't want to. - Sir, she can have my seat, okay? Everyone should experience 2.___________ class at least once in their lives, and Annie shouldn't miss out just because she can't afford it. - No, ma'am, I'm afraid that's not allowed. - Help me, I'm poor. - No, listen, we're a whole wedding party. I'm the bride. I'm getting married. - This seat is 3.___________. She's obviously nervous. We'll calm her down and... - I understand. But Claire is right. - Everybody, go back to your seats. - Okay, you especially. - You have three seconds to get back to your 4.___________. - You can't get anywhere in three seconds. - Well, you'd better try. - You are setting me up for a loss already. - Thank you. - Whatever you say, Stove. - It's Steve. - "Stove." What kind of name is that? - That's not a name. My name is Steve. - Are you an appliance? - No, I'm a man, and my name is Steve. - You are a flight 5.___________. - That's absolutely accurate. - You can close that. - Thank you.
Vocabulary Once = uma vez  Afford = pagar / arcar com Allowed = permitido Poor = pobre Wedding party = festa de casamento Setting me up  = armando para mim Stove = forno Appliance = utensílio Accurate = correto, exato

Automatic Pilot

- Dr. Rumack, Mr. Hammen ate fish, and Randy said there are five more cases, and they all had 1._________, too.
- And the copilot had fish.
- What did the navigator have?
- He had fish.
- All right. Now we know what we're up against.
- Every passenger on this plane who had fish for 2._________ will become violently ill in the next half-hour.
- Just how serious is it, Doctor?
- Extremely 3._________.
- It starts with a slight fever, dryness of the throat.
- As the virus penetrates the red blood cells, the victim becomes dizzy, begins to experience an itching, a rash.
- From there, the 4._________ goes to work on the central nervous system, causing severe muscle spasms, followed by the inevitable drooling. At this point, the entire digestive 5._________ collapses, accompanied by uncontrollable flatulence, until finally the poor bastard is reduced to a quivering, wasted piece of jelly.
- Turn on automatic pilot.
- Automatic pilot. Automatic pilot.
- There it is!
- I'll go back to the passengers.

Vocabulary
Fever = febre
Dryness of the throat = garganta seca
Dizzy = tonto
Itching = comichão 
Rash = erupção cutânea 
Muscle spasms = espasmos musculares
Drooling = ficar babando

Superman Returns - Airplane Rescue

- What the hell is that?
- There's some kind of unidentified bogey coming from the north.
- And it's coming fast.
- Declaring an emergency.
- Overspeed, overspeed.
- Altitude... 
- Do you see that?

Vocabulary
Bogey = Qualquer tipo de objeto voador indefinido

Orange is the new black

- Hello? - It's 1. _________________. - Alex? - I was just gonna drop this off, but... 2. __________________. - Just give it. - 3. _______________ it to me. - Attention all personnel, be advised count is off. Can we please conduct a recount? - Do you 4. ________________ the Four Seasons in the Seychelles? Gosh, we just threw our laundry into the hallway, it was like 40 bucks for a pair of pants. - Hey. - I've been thinking about it... a lot. And I just wanted to let you know that there are no hard feelings. I was pretty 5. ________________, but, I'm over it. - So, um... - Friend? - Wow. That's 8. really big of you, Pipes.
Vocabulary Hard feelings = ressentimentos  To drop off = deixar Laundry  = roupa suja Bucks = dólares (gíria)

Principais Erros de Ortografia

1.

Errado - As casas eram germinadas.

Certo - As casas eram GEMINADAS. 

English - The houses were TWINNED.

2.

Errado - O restaurante vendia comida por kilo.

Certo - O restaurante vendia comida por QUILO.

English - The restaurant used to sell food BY THE KILO.

3.

Errado - Assine depois do asterístico.

Certo - Assine depois do ASTERISCO.

English - Sign after the ASTERISK.

4.

Errado - Ele coleciona bugingangas.

Certo - Ele coleciona BUGIGANGAS.

English - He collects GADGETS.

5.

Errado - Ele foi preso por estrupo.

Certo - Ele foi preso por ESTUPRO.

English - He was arrested for RAPE.

6.

Errado - Há muitos mendingos na rua.

Certo - Há muitos MENDIGOS na rua.

English - There are many BEGGARS on the street.

7.

Errado - As crianças amam mortandela.

Certo - As crianças amam MORTADELA

English - The children love MORTADELLA

8.

Errado - Nós faremos uma festa beneficiente no final do ano.

Certo - Nós faremos uma festa BENEFICENTE no final do ano.

English - We will have a CHARITY party at the end of the year.

9.

Errado - Os funcionários reinvidicam seus direitos.

Certo - Os funcionários REIVINDICAM seus direitos.

English - The employees CLAIM their rights.

10.

Errado - Nós usamos 10% do nosso célebro? 

Certo - Nós usamos 10% do nosso CÉREBRO? .

English - Do we use only 10% of our BRAIN?

The Hangover - Hotel check-in

- Hi, welcome to Caesar's. - Hello. - Checking in? - Yeah. We have a 1._________  under Dr. Price. - Okay, let me look that up for you. - Dr. Price? Stu, you're a dentist, okay? Don't try to get fancy. - It's not fancy if it's true. - He's a dentist. Don't get too excited. - And if, uh, someone has a heart attack, you should still 2._________ 911. - We'll be sure to do that. - Can I ask you a question? Do you know if the hotel's pager-friendly? - What do you mean? - I'm not getting a sig on my beeper. - I'm not sure. - Is there a payphone bank? Bunch of 3._________ ? Business. - Um, there's a phone in your room. - That'll work. - So I have you in a two-bedroom suite on the 12th floor, is that okay? - It sounds perfect. - Actually, I was wondering if you had any villas. - Phil, we're not even gonna be in the room. It's unnecessary. - No big deal. We can share beds. It's one night. - If we're share beds, I'm bunking with Phil. - You good with that? - No, I'm not good with that. Guys, we are not sharing beds. What are we, 12 years old? Lisa, I 4. _________. How much is the villa?   - Well, we have one villa available, and it's 4200 for the night. - Is it awesome? - It's pretty awesome. - We'll take it. Give her your credit card. - I can't give her my credit card. - We'll split it. - Are you crazy? No, this is on us.  - You don't get it. Melissa checks my 5._________ . - We just need a credit card on file. We won't charge you until check out, so you can figure it out then. - That's perfect. Thank you, Lisa. We'll deal with it tomorrow. Come on. - Fine. - Can I ask you another question? - Sure. - You probably get this a lot. This isn't the real Caesars Palace, is it? - What do you mean? - Did, uh... Did Caesar live here? - Um, no. - I didn't think so.

At the hotel - Reception

- Good morning! - Good morning, sir! How can I help you?  - I'd like a room for the 1._________________. - Single or double, sir? - Single, please. Do all rooms have mini-bars?  - Yes, sir! And cable TV too. Could you fill up the 2._______________ form, please? - Ah... - Oh! I'm sorry, sir! I'll do it for you. - Thank you, ma'am. - Your 3.__________________ name, please? - Patterson. - Can you spell it? - P, A, T, T, E, R, S, O, N. - And your first name? - Jonathan. - Home address?  - Waipawa. He... That is W, A, I, P, A, W, A, The Old Sheep Farm. New Zealand. - Nationality?  - New Zealand. - And when were you born? - April, 21st, 1970. - And what is your 4.____________________? - I'm a translator. - That's all. Thank you! Could you sign here, please? - Yes, of course. - Thank you! Here is your 5.___________________. I’ll ask the bellboy to take your luggage to your room. You’re in room 765, 7th floor. Enjoy your stay. - Thank you!
Vocabulary Mini-bars = frigobar  To fill up = preencher

Bellboy = Carregador

Floor = piso 

The Cure - Friday I'm in love

I don't care if Monday's 1. ___________________ Tuesday's 2. _________________ and Wednesday too Thursday, I don't care about you It's Friday I'm in love
Monday you 3. __________________ fall apart Tuesday, Wednesday 4. _________________ my heart Thursday doesn't even start It's Friday I'm in love
Saturday wait And Sunday 5. ___________________ comes too late But Friday never hesitate
I don't care if Monday's black Tuesday, Wednesday heart 6. ____________________ Thursday, never looking back It's Friday I'm in love
Monday you can 7. ____________________ your head Tuesday, Wednesday stay in bed Oh Thursday 8. ____________________ the walls instead It's Friday I'm in love
Saturday wait And Sunday always comes too late But Friday never hesitate
Dressed up to the eyes It's a wonderful surprise To see your shoes and your spirits rise Throwing out your frown And just smiling at the sound And as sleek as a shriek Spinning round and round Always take a big bite It's such a gorgeous sight To see you eat in the middle of the 9. __________________ You can never get enough Enough of this stuff It's Friday I'm in love
I don't care if Monday's blue Tuesday's gray and Wednesday too Thursday I don't care about you It's Friday I'm in love
Mondays you can fall apart Tuesday Wednesday break my heart Thusrday doesn't even 10. _____________________ It's Friday I'm in love
Vocabulary To fall apart = desmoronar Frown = carranca To care about = importar-se Sleek = suave  Shriek = grito Gorgeous = deslumbrante 

Mean Girls - Lunch scene

- Why don't I 1. ______________ you? - I'm new. I just moved 2. ________________ from Africa. - What? - I used to be home-schooled. - Wait. What? - My 3. ______________ taught me at home... - No, no. I know what home-school is. I'm not retarded. So you've actually never been to a real 4. ________________ before? - Shut up. Shut up. - I didn't say 5. _________________. - Home-schooled. - That's really interesting. - Thanks. - But you're, like, really 6. __________________. - Thank you. - So you 7. _________________. - What? - You think you're really pretty. - Oh, I don't know... - Oh, my God, I 8. _________________ your bracelet. Where did you get it? - Oh, my mom 9. _________________ it for me. - It's adorable. - Oh, it's so fetch. - What is "fetch"? - Oh, it's, like, slang. From England. - So if you're from Africa... why are you 10. _________________? - Oh, my God, Karen, you can't just ask people why they're white. - Could you give us some privacy for, like, one second? - Yeah, sure. - What are you doing? - OK, you should just know that we don't do this a lot, so this is, like, a really huge deal. - We wanna invite you to have lunch with us every day for the rest of the week. - Oh, it's OK... - Coolness. - So we'll see you tomorrow. - On Wednesdays, we wear pink. 
Vocabulary Slang = gíria Huge deal = uma grande coisa, algo muito importante

Airport scene - Inception

- Hot towel, sir? - We'll be 1.______________ in Los Angeles in about 20 minutes. - Do you need immigraton forms? - Thank you. - Hot 2.______________ , sir? - No.  - Do you need immigration forms? - 3.______________  home, Mr. Cobb. - Thank you, sir.  - Welcome. This way. - James? Phillipa? Look who's 4.______________ . - Hey.  - Hey, guys! Hey! How are you? - Daddy! Daddy! - Daddy! - How are you? - 5.______________ what I've been building! - What are you building?  - We're building a house on the cliff (penhasco)!

Bean The Movie - Airport scene

- Hey!

- Any 1._____________ now. 2. I think we're looking for a Brad Pitt look-alike. 

- Move on him now!

- Police

- Watch it! Out of the way!

- A 415, man with a gun heading into 2._____________ Two! Get some people here! Police coming through! Lady, watch it!

- There he is!

- 3._______________ on the floor! Now!

- Not you, sweetie.

- Oh, 4.________________.

- Carefully take out your weapon, holding the butt with two fingers. Slowly place it on the floor and take three steps back.

- What is this?

- I don't know. Weird.

- Mr Bean, are you on any 5._______________?

- Not that I know of.

- Well, you could certainly use some.

Vocabulary

Look-alike = Parecido com

Watch it = Cuidado

Sweetie = Querido

Weird = Estranho

Slowly = Lentamente