圆梦巨人 The BFG(EN)Subtitles
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1 00:02:43 It was the witching hour,
2 00:02:45 when the bogeyman comes out.
3 00:02:48 When people go missing.
4 00:03:19 Matron thinks the witching hour arrives at midnight.
5 00:03:22 The girls say 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning.
6 00:03:27 I think it comes at 3:00 in the morning,
7 00:03:29 when I'm the only one left awake.
8 00:03:33 Like always.
9 00:03:36 Like now.
10 00:03:51 Hat's in your eyes, mate.
11 00:03:53 Quiet. Quiet.
12 00:03:54 - It's that way! - Shh!
13 00:03:56 Quiet.
14 00:03:58 Come on.
15 00:04:05 - Shh. - Quiet.
16 00:04:08 Get outta the water, mate.
17 00:04:10 It's unclean.
18 00:04:12 That stuff will kill you.
19 00:04:17 You're bladdered, the lot of you.
20 00:04:20 Would you clear off?
21 00:04:21 There are children trying to sleep.
22 00:04:25 Hello, little missy!
23 00:04:26 Don't little missy me!
24 00:04:29 I'll call the coppers. I will do it.
25 00:04:38 Watch the water! Come on!
26 00:06:47 Never get out of bed.
27 00:06:59 Never go to the window
28 00:07:04 and never look behind
29 00:07:09 the curtain.
30 00:08:01 Never get out of bed! Never go to the window!
31 00:08:04 And never look behind the curtain.
32 00:12:08 There ain't no place to go
33 00:12:11 unless you has wings.
34 00:12:14 I is hungry. It's time for eats.
35 00:12:34 Where am I?
36 00:12:35 Giant Country.
37 00:12:44 No such place.
38 00:12:48 We travelled a long, long way.
39 00:12:52 Yeah, it be a distance.
40 00:12:56 What's that? What's that?
41 00:13:10 Giants.
42 00:13:12 There are more of you?
43 00:13:15 Yeah, well...
44 00:13:17 Fleshlumpeater, Bonecruncher, Manhugger...
45 00:13:21 Childchewer, Meatdripper, Gizzardgulper, Maidmasher...
46 00:13:27 Bloodbottler.
47 00:13:29 Bloodbottler?
48 00:13:30 Yeah! And the Butcher Boy.
49 00:13:33 Butcher Boy?
50 00:13:36 Please don't eat me.
51 00:13:41 Me?
52 00:13:43 You think because I'm a giant, that I'm a man-gobbling cannybull?
53 00:13:53 Me? Gobbling up human beans?
54 00:13:56 Do you mind? This I never...
55 00:13:58 Then who are you?
56 00:13:59 What kind of a monster are you?
57 00:14:01 You has me wrong.
58 00:14:03 You snatched me.
59 00:14:06 Yeah, well, there you has me right.
60 00:14:12 Anyway, I didn't steal you very much.
61 00:14:15 After all, you's only a little thing.
62 00:14:18 Still, but I can't help thinking about
63 00:14:21 your poor mother and father.
64 00:14:22 They must be skump...
65 00:14:24 I don't have a mother or father.
66 00:14:27 You don't?
67 00:14:30 They... They both died when I was a baby.
68 00:14:33 So you is a norphan?
69 00:14:35 Yes. You took me from an orphanage.
70 00:14:38 You didn't know?
71 00:14:39 I didn't know that.
72 00:14:43 Were you happy there?
73 00:14:45 No, I hate it.
74 00:14:47 The matron who runs it is incompetent, and she has crazy rules
75 00:14:51 and you get punished a lot!
76 00:14:54 How is you punished?
77 00:14:57 She locks you in a dark cellar.
78 00:14:58 There are rats down there.
79 00:15:00 The filthy old fizzwiggler.
80 00:15:08 The other giants, are they nice like you're nice?
81 00:15:12 No, I's sorry to say, the boys would eat you up in one dollop.
82 00:15:17 My 24 foot?
83 00:15:20 Puddlenuts in Giant Country.
84 00:15:23 And that's where you is, in Giant Country now.
85 00:15:27 But why did you bring me here, and why did you take me?
86 00:15:30 Well, I had to take you
87 00:15:34 'cause the first thing you'd be doing, you'd be scuttling around
88 00:15:39 and yodelling the news that you were actually seeing a giant.
89 00:15:43 And then, there would be a great rumple dumpus, wouldn't there?
90 00:15:47 And all the human beans would be rummaging
91 00:15:49 and whiffling for the giant what you saw, and getting wildly excited.
92 00:15:53 And then they'd be locking me up in a cage
93 00:15:56 to be looked at with all the squiggling, you know...
94 00:16:00 Hippodumplings, and crocadowndillies, and jiggyraffes.
95 00:16:04 And then, there would a gigantous look-see giant hunt for all of the boys.
96 00:16:09 I won't tell.
97 00:16:11 No one would listen to me anyway.
98 00:16:13 I'm an untrustworthy child.
99 00:16:17 Yes, you would.
100 00:16:19 No, I wouldn't.
101 00:16:21 Yes, you would.
102 00:16:23 No, I wouldn't.
103 00:16:24 - Yes, you would. - No, I wouldn't!
104 00:16:26 You would be telling the whole wonky world
105 00:16:29 most likely on the telly-telly bunkum box
106 00:16:32 and the radio squeaker.
107 00:16:34 I won't tell. I wouldn't ever.
108 00:16:38 Please, take me home. I'm scared. I want to go home.
109 00:16:50 No.
110 00:16:57 That's horrible.
111 00:17:02 You're just gonna have to be stayin' here with me for the rest of our lives.
112 00:17:08 You mean, of my life.
113 00:17:10 For the rest of my life.
114 00:17:16 Hey, is you not all frigidy cold, eh?
115 00:17:22 In your little nightie.
116 00:17:28 I will run away.
117 00:17:30 Listen. Listen, you.
118 00:17:34 I is warnin' you
119 00:17:37 not to ever go whiffling out of this cave without I is with you
120 00:17:42 or you is comin' to an ucky mucky end.
121 00:17:45 You can't stop me.
122 00:17:47 I've run away 1,000 times.
123 00:17:49 I have instincts.
124 00:17:52 Instincts? I thought human beans was full of brains.
125 00:17:55 You is not very clever.
126 00:17:58 I can stop you.
127 00:18:02 Those giants,
128 00:18:03 they would swallop you up like a piece of frumpkin fry.
129 00:18:08 It's pumpkin pie, not frumpkin fry.
130 00:18:12 And jiggyraffes are giraffes.
131 00:18:14 Crocadowndillies are crocodiles,
132 00:18:17 and hippodumplings are hippopotamuses.
133 00:18:23 Well, I cannot be helpin' it if I was sayin' things a little squiggly.
134 00:18:33 I cannot be right all the time.
135 00:18:35 Quite often, I is left instead of right.
136 00:18:39 I'm sorry. I didn't mean to be rude.
137 00:18:44 Yeah.
138 00:18:45 Well, what I'm says and what I means
139 00:18:49 is sometimes two different things.
140 00:18:57 Hey, what is you reading?
141 00:19:02 Nicholas Nickleby.
142 00:19:03 What's in those jars?
143 00:19:08 Dreams.
144 00:19:10 Dreams aren't things.
145 00:19:13 I don't dream, actually. I've got insomnia.
146 00:19:20 Is that right?
147 00:19:25 Dreams is actually very mysterious things.
148 00:19:31 All the time
149 00:19:32 they is searching
150 00:19:35 for...
151 00:19:36 For sleeping
152 00:19:39 people.
153 00:19:44 "With throbbing veins and burning skin
154 00:19:48 eyes wild and heavy."
155 00:19:50 You can... You can read!
156 00:19:54 Yeah.
157 00:19:56 "Thoughts hurried and disordered
158 00:19:59 he felt as though the light were rep-roach
159 00:20:04 and shrunk involuntarily from the day
160 00:20:09 as if he were some foul and hideous
161 00:20:18 thing."
162 00:22:33 Help me!
163 00:22:36 No! Help!
164 00:22:39 Help me!
165 00:22:42 Help!
166 00:23:03 You did that.
167 00:23:05 There you has me right.
168 00:23:07 I told you I didn't dream
169 00:23:09 so it was much scarier than it needed to be.
170 00:23:12 Needs must.
171 00:23:15 Titchy little snapperwhippers like you
172 00:23:18 should not be higgling around with old sage and onions like me.
173 00:23:25 Giants is all murderful and cannybulls.
174 00:23:29 They's swallopin' up human beans like they's sugar lumps.
175 00:23:33 "Beings", not "beans".
176 00:23:36 Yeah, well, they'd eat you either way.
177 00:23:46 What... What is that green fizz?
178 00:23:48 Frobscottle.
179 00:23:50 All giants is drinking frobscottle.
180 00:23:58 It... It's fizzing the wrong way.
181 00:24:00 Eh?
182 00:24:02 Our bubbles go up.
183 00:24:05 Up? Up?
184 00:24:08 Upward-going bubbles gives a filthsome belchy burp.
185 00:24:13 But what's wrong with a little burp now and then?
186 00:24:15 It's loathsome.
187 00:24:18 But if the bubbles in your tummy go down
188 00:24:21 and come out someplace else...
189 00:24:24 - Yeah? - That could have a far nastier result.
190 00:24:28 A whizzpopper.
191 00:24:31 - Whizzpopper? - Yeah.
192 00:24:33 A sign of true happiness.
193 00:24:42 Oh, no.
194 00:24:48 It's glummy!
195 00:24:52 Whoopie!
196 00:24:59 Runt.
197 00:25:06 Is you at home, Runt?
198 00:25:09 No.
199 00:25:10 You is jabbeling.
200 00:25:18 Who is you jabbeling to, Runt?
201 00:25:21 Why is you such a chatbag in the morning?
202 00:25:25 Why is you not sleeping today?
203 00:25:27 Because you keep me awake with your jabbeling.
204 00:25:32 I has a boo-boo.
205 00:25:34 Oh, possibly later.
206 00:25:36 Now, Runt!
207 00:25:41 Never mind, I will. Don't...
208 00:25:43 Right, now we just have to fetch some water.
209 00:25:48 No, no, no. No water.
210 00:25:52 No water.
211 00:25:54 Hide behind something. Hide behind there.
212 00:26:02 All right. Gimme it.
213 00:26:05 Gimme it. Give it here.
214 00:26:18 Does you have a new little petty-poo?
215 00:26:21 No.
216 00:26:23 I smells bean, Runt. I finds him...
217 00:26:26 - Hold still. - I eats him up.
218 00:26:28 You is barking up the wrong dog.
219 00:26:30 There ain't no bean here.
220 00:26:33 I is hungry.
221 00:26:44 Hey, yeah. Why don't you have that snozzcumber?
222 00:26:47 Oh, that is a scrumptious snozzcumber. It's fresh.
223 00:26:51 You lives on some rotten garbage, Runt.
224 00:26:53 Don't be like that.
225 00:26:54 - Have you never tried that, Fleshlumpeater? - No, never.
226 00:26:57 I'll tell you, I's guzzling that wonderveg gleefully, night and day.
227 00:27:02 Well, that's what's wrong with you.
228 00:27:06 The outside is horrigust.
229 00:27:09 But the inside is smelling something...
230 00:27:14 sweetly familiar.
231 00:27:15 Yeah! Go on! Go on, boy.
232 00:27:18 Get your lips around that. That is lovely.
233 00:27:23 - Wait! Wait! - Huh?
234 00:27:25 You hates vegetables! You eats only beans!
235 00:27:29 I hate vegeterribles.
236 00:27:32 I eats only beans.
237 00:27:33 - Yeah! - Yeah.
238 00:27:36 Yeah!
239 00:27:38 Yeah.
240 00:27:39 That's what I said.
241 00:27:41 That's what I is sayin'. I said it.
242 00:27:45 I hates, ugh, fruits and vegeterribles.
243 00:27:50 And water!
244 00:27:52 And water.
245 00:27:54 And water.
246 00:27:57 I'm taking this.
247 00:28:03 You.
248 00:28:05 You is an insult to giant people.
249 00:28:07 Cheers.
250 00:30:33 Too hot! Too hot! Too hot!
251 00:30:36 Too hot!
252 00:30:47 And something to wear?
253 00:31:56 What?
254 00:32:08 Where'd you get that jacket?
255 00:32:11 Um, in your scraps. It's nice.
256 00:32:30 Is, um, something the matter?
257 00:32:41 No, it's just...
258 00:32:42 Never mind.
259 00:32:51 Where are you going?
260 00:32:53 Uh, to work.
261 00:32:54 What do you do for work?
262 00:32:56 Oh, now you's asking me to tell you whopsie big secrets!
263 00:33:01 I... I won't tell a soul.
264 00:33:03 How could I anyway?
265 00:33:04 I'm stuck here for the rest of my life.
266 00:33:12 I catch dreams.
267 00:33:15 I want to come!
268 00:33:17 Yeah, I bet you...
269 00:33:21 No, you is staying here.
270 00:33:25 No, I'm not!
271 00:33:26 Yes, you are. You is human bean
272 00:33:28 and human bean is like strawbunkles and cream
273 00:33:32 to those giants out there so you gonna stay.
274 00:33:35 You've a nice safe place right here.
275 00:33:39 Not possible.
276 00:33:41 I goes to catch dreams, same as every day.
277 00:33:44 I goes alone. I's a feature of habit.
278 00:33:48 But you'll be leaving me here with them.
279 00:33:51 They will eat me.
280 00:33:53 They is sounding asleep.
281 00:33:55 I is going dream catching.
282 00:33:58 I is going alone.
283 00:34:01 You be snug as a bug up there.
284 00:34:46 Oh, my.
285 00:35:46 You can't have secrets from me.
286 00:35:48 It's too late for that.
287 00:35:50 You must take me.
288 00:35:52 No.
289 00:35:53 We can't have secrets. I'll tell you mine.
290 00:35:56 I sneak around at night too.
291 00:35:58 And I steal sometimes. And I lie.
292 00:36:01 So... So I'm lonely most of the time.
293 00:36:03 I've never had a best friend. Sounds like you, I'll bet.
294 00:36:06 We... We gets over it.
295 00:36:09 And we... We gets on with it.
296 00:36:25 Fleshhead, he'll come and eat me.
297 00:36:27 My blood will be on your hands.
298 00:36:31 Everything about you goes against all my better judgementals, girl.
299 00:36:37 Well, I'm right about this one.
300 00:36:39 I promise I am.
301 00:36:44 Please.
302 00:36:51 See, they snoozling.
303 00:36:53 So, hold your breaths, cross your figglers, here we go.
304 00:36:56 We have to go right past all those sleeping giants,
305 00:36:59 climb all those steps to get all the ways
306 00:37:03 up theres.
307 00:37:33 Runt!
308 00:37:51 Where is you galloping off to in the daytime, Runt?
309 00:37:55 You know I was going off to my work.
310 00:37:57 Well, you could be seen by snoopers
311 00:37:59 - and bring a giant hunt! - Oh, no, no...
312 00:38:01 And we is not wanting a giant hunt, is we?
313 00:38:04 Now, let me down, Fleshlumpeater.
314 00:38:07 Let the boys sleep in the day.
315 00:38:08 Well, we is all awake now, we might as well...
316 00:38:13 Frolic.
317 00:38:14 Yeah, we might as well frolic.
318 00:38:18 What's frolic?
319 00:38:20 Frolic, you know, like...
320 00:38:23 - Frolic. - Oh, yeah, yeah, frolic. Yeah, yeah.
321 00:38:24 Don't just take it.
322 00:38:26 Do something.
323 00:38:28 Gizzardgulper, go long.
324 00:38:45 Why you not hunt with us, Runt?
325 00:40:25 Look at the puffers.
326 00:40:26 Rain be coming.
327 00:41:14 Bean.
328 00:41:19 Now...
329 00:41:25 You... You shouldn't let them treat you like that.
330 00:41:30 Nobody should.
331 00:41:32 I lives with nine bean-eating giants.
332 00:41:37 They takes, so I gives back. I blows my dreams about.
333 00:41:42 Well, that's as good as I can do.
334 00:41:46 I do something, eh?
335 00:41:49 I do something.
336 00:42:16 We is here, at last.
337 00:42:20 You is in Dream Country now, missy.
338 00:42:25 I shared you a secret.
339 00:42:30 Look at all the stars.
340 00:42:33 Oh, yeah.
341 00:42:38 Often enough, on a clear night I is hearing faraway music
342 00:42:42 coming from those stars in the sky.
343 00:42:46 - You do? What else? - Well...
344 00:42:49 I is hearing the tiny little ants chittering to each other
345 00:42:52 as they skiddle about in the soil.
346 00:42:56 Cattlepiddlers though, they is the worst chatbags.
347 00:43:00 All the time, they is arguing about who will be the most pretty butteryflies.
348 00:43:07 Go on, please.
349 00:43:10 I hear the footsteps of a lady bird as she walks across a leaf.
350 00:43:15 But the funniest...
351 00:43:17 The funniest old stories I's heard from the plants and the trees themselves.
352 00:43:20 Yeah.
353 00:43:22 They is living and growing, laughing, chittering, just like you and me.
354 00:43:27 Come on, down you go.
355 00:43:33 Yeah.
356 00:43:36 I is hearing all the wondrous and all the terrible...
357 00:43:41 Terrible, terrible things.
358 00:43:43 All the secret whisperings of the world.
359 00:43:48 Really?
360 00:43:51 You think I's swizzfiggling you, don't you?
361 00:43:54 No.
362 00:43:56 It's just all rather hard to believe.
363 00:44:33 At one point, someone...
364 00:44:37 Someone called me the...
365 00:44:38 The Big Friendly Giant.
366 00:44:49 What shall I call you, gal?
367 00:44:59 My name is Sophie.
368 00:45:02 Well, jump, Sophie.
369 00:45:32 This be where all my dreams is beginning.
370 00:45:45 Oh, my...
371 00:46:05 As a dream comes whiffling by it's so silvery soft,
372 00:46:11 it was making like a tiny little buzzing, humming sound, like music.
373 00:46:35 Bogswinkles!
374 00:46:38 It's a phizzwizard!
375 00:46:41 I don't be seeing many of them any more.
376 00:46:52 It's behind you on your elbow!
377 00:46:55 No, not that elbow! The other one!
378 00:46:59 Now it's on your foot!
379 00:47:01 The other foot!
380 00:47:12 It's on your bottom!
381 00:47:40 I gots it.
382 00:47:43 Seems to know you, gal.
383 00:47:46 Look.
384 00:47:49 It is a golden phizzwizard.
385 00:47:53 I wish I could hear it.
386 00:47:55 Here.
387 00:47:57 It be's very soft.
388 00:48:09 Do you actually hear what these dreams say?
389 00:48:13 Yeah, I do.
390 00:48:16 Well, this one sounds like you.
391 00:48:27 Hello, beautiful dream.
392 00:48:49 It...
393 00:48:56 Look.
394 00:48:57 Go on, make yourself useful, my little frogglefrump.
395 00:49:00 I...
396 00:49:01 - I couldn't. - Yeah, you could.
397 00:49:03 Use your hands, your titchy little figglers.
398 00:49:20 Sophie's Dream
399 00:50:20 Ah! I got one!
400 00:50:22 Let it go, Sophie.
401 00:50:24 Give it here. Give it to me.
402 00:50:26 Give it to me.
403 00:50:28 Go, give it here.
404 00:50:32 Oh, mince my maggots.
405 00:50:34 I think this be a very, very bad dream.
406 00:50:37 There are bad dreams here, too?
407 00:50:42 It be a trogglehumper.
408 00:50:51 What are you going to do with it?
409 00:50:54 I locks them up, you wicked beastie, you.
410 00:51:00 What does the bad dream say?
411 00:51:04 It says...
412 00:51:07 "Look at what you has done and there be no forgiveness."
413 00:51:21 Where are you?
414 00:51:25 I can't see you.
415 00:51:30 Big Friendly Giant!
416 00:52:04 Big Friendly Giant, I'm going to call you
417 00:52:09 BFG.
418 00:52:12 You calls me what you likes.
419 00:52:15 Where are you going next?
420 00:52:17 Dream-blowing.
421 00:52:19 It be as good as I can do.
422 00:53:01 Why here?
423 00:53:04 Because I hears a little heart.
424 00:53:09 What be your pleasure, missy?
425 00:53:15 Make them all happy.
426 00:53:37 BFG, did your mother or father teach you about dreams?
427 00:53:42 Giants don't have mothers or fathers.
428 00:53:46 Never?
429 00:53:48 How old are you?
430 00:53:49 Oh, I's as old as the Earth, I suppose.
431 00:53:54 I is getting a little bit crumply
432 00:53:56 but us giants is mostly just going on and on, and on...
433 00:54:02 Like whiffsy time-twiddlers.
434 00:54:05 BFG...
435 00:54:07 did you hear my heart at the orphanage?
436 00:54:11 Yeah, I hears it right now.
437 00:54:58 What does the dream say?
438 00:55:00 Well...
439 00:55:01 The boy, he's dreaming that the tellyphony
440 00:55:05 is ringing in his house.
441 00:55:06 His da, he answers it and he says,
442 00:55:09 "Yes, this is Mr Goulash speaking."
443 00:55:12 And then, he's gasping like he has a lobster stuck in his throat.
444 00:55:16 And he's saying, "Who? What? Yes, sir, I understand.
445 00:55:19 "But, surely, sir, it is me you wish to be speaking to, not my little boy."
446 00:55:23 And then, his face turns white and his eyes pop out of his head
447 00:55:26 and he says, "Yes, sir. He is here, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir."
448 00:55:30 And he hands the phone to the boy.
449 00:55:32 "Is you knowing the President of the United States?" he asks.
450 00:55:37 "No," says the boy.
451 00:55:39 "But I suspect he's hearing about me."
452 00:55:44 And then he takes the phone, the boy, and he...
453 00:55:47 He's having a long chittery chat on the phone with the President.
454 00:55:51 "Well, let me take care of it, Mr President.
455 00:55:54 "No, no. No, no, no.
456 00:55:56 "You'll bungle it up, sir, if you do it all your way."
457 00:55:59 And his dad...
458 00:56:00 his eyes is googling out of his head.
459 00:56:03 And then his ma, she comes into the room.
460 00:56:05 And his dad, he tells her. And then
461 00:56:08 so on, and so on, and so on.
462 00:56:16 Dreams are so quick.
463 00:56:18 Yeah, on the outside.
464 00:56:21 They's long on the inside.
465 00:56:38 Shh... Shh...
466 00:56:40 What?
467 00:56:42 I hears lament.
468 00:56:45 Somebody's silkies is crying for their darling.
469 00:56:50 Look!
470 00:57:00 Monsters.
471 00:57:03 We have to stop them.
472 00:57:05 You can't keep living like this, BFG.
473 00:57:16 BFG, what did you do with my blanket?
474 00:57:20 I thought you had it there.
475 00:57:23 Where is it, in my other...
476 00:57:24 - In the cape? - Oh, I think I dropped it in Giant Country.
477 00:57:34 You dropped it in Giant Country?
478 00:57:42 Giant Country...
479 00:58:15 Did I fall asleep?
480 00:58:20 Why are you giving me a dream?
481 00:58:24 Why are you giving me a dream?
482 00:58:30 Why are you giving me a dream?
483 00:58:33 You dropped your blanket.
484 00:58:41 So they must know you was there.
485 00:58:43 You's not safe with me, girl.
486 00:58:47 So? You is not safe with me.
487 00:58:50 Never mind that now.
488 00:58:53 There was a boy.
489 00:58:58 He liked to read. He taught me how to read.
490 00:59:02 You's wearin' his little red jacket.
491 00:59:06 I hears his lonely heart just like I hears yours.
492 00:59:10 Then he seen me, like you did.
493 00:59:16 So I had to take him, hipswitch.
494 00:59:21 I could have brought him back home.
495 00:59:26 But then it be too late.
496 00:59:30 It won't be like that.
497 00:59:33 We'll stop the giants.
498 00:59:34 We'll make them go away forever.
499 01:00:01 Was the boy scared?
500 01:00:05 Yeah. In the end.
501 01:00:10 I'm not.
502 01:00:14 Brave Sophie.
503 01:00:17 I'm not!
504 01:00:23 I'm not.
505 01:00:25 I'm not.
506 01:01:28 BFG.
507 01:01:30 You say you can hear ants talk and spiders spin.
508 01:01:34 That you can hear the stars.
509 01:01:37 Can you still hear me?
510 01:02:21 I feel you're here.
511 01:02:24 I know you're here.
512 01:02:28 BFG.
513 01:02:42 Jump, Sophie.
514 01:03:28 We need a plan...
515 01:03:32 We need a plan...
516 01:03:35 Need a plan...
517 01:03:39 Are you thinking up a plan?
518 01:03:41 I's not having the foggiest idea in the wonky world.
519 01:03:47 Well, keep at it.
520 01:03:51 Runt!
521 01:03:55 Sophie. Hide.
522 01:04:04 Oh, Runty, is you at home?
523 01:04:12 Quick, quick, quick!
524 01:04:49 I has a boo-boo.
525 01:04:52 Well, you's a big boy.
526 01:04:53 You take care of your boo-boos yourself now.
527 01:04:56 Oh, I will.
528 01:04:59 Oh, he will!
529 01:05:00 You has a bean.
530 01:05:03 Right. Out!
531 01:05:05 - Let's get on with it. - Let's get on with it.
532 01:05:07 - Time to hunt. - Time to hunt.
533 01:05:17 Skitter scatter, boys.
534 01:05:19 Find me the chiddler.
535 01:05:26 No, no, no.
536 01:05:28 No, no. Don't! No!
537 01:05:31 No, don't!
538 01:05:36 This be my work. This be my work, boys!
539 01:05:43 Look at me!
540 01:05:45 Once, us giants, we be gentries.
541 01:05:48 Those days are over.
542 01:05:51 Where is the delicious little chatbag?
543 01:06:35 Right! Out, all of you!
544 01:06:40 Toot toot.
545 01:07:35 He find the last one.
546 01:07:37 I finds this one.
547 01:09:43 This be my home.
548 01:09:46 Ow, hot! Hot!
549 01:09:50 You don't come in here any more!
550 01:09:55 Go on, get out!
551 01:09:59 Cursed you be, Runt.
552 01:10:03 Get out!
553 01:10:04 This be my home!
554 01:10:07 You...
555 01:10:08 You is insult to giants.
556 01:11:35 Well, there be more dreams disappeared into a thick ear.
557 01:11:39 Into thin air.
558 01:11:42 Words.
559 01:11:44 They's all such a twitch-tickling problem to me all my life.
560 01:11:47 I knows exactly what words I want to say
561 01:11:50 but somehow or other
562 01:11:51 they all comes out squiff-squiddled 'round.
563 01:11:54 Don't worry. That happens to everyone.
564 01:11:56 Not like it happens to me.
565 01:11:58 I speak in the most terrible wigglish.
566 01:12:00 Well, uh, I think you speak beautifully.
567 01:12:05 You do?
568 01:12:08 You really do?
569 01:12:09 Mmm-hmm. Simply beautifully.
570 01:12:14 Oh, that...
571 01:12:16 Oh, that is the nicest present that anybody's ever given me in my entire life.
572 01:12:23 BFG...
573 01:12:25 How whoopsey-splunkers.
574 01:12:27 BFG.
575 01:12:29 How absolutely...
576 01:12:31 What's the word? Squiffling.
577 01:12:33 - BFG. - I is all of a stutter.
578 01:12:36 BFG!
579 01:12:38 Yeah, yeah?
580 01:12:40 I have a plan.
581 01:12:41 A plan?
582 01:12:43 We are going to the Queen.
583 01:12:44 We really, really need her help.
584 01:12:46 We can be there by dawn.
585 01:13:01 Right.
586 01:13:02 You be giving your Queeny a frightsome curd-bloodling trogglehumper.
587 01:13:08 Needs must. Scary as you can make it.
588 01:13:13 Oh, chiddlers.
589 01:13:25 The Queen will dream that giants, all nine of them, are in England.
590 01:13:31 And they are eating little children.
591 01:13:52 And be sure to put some army in it.
592 01:14:18 Be sure you add a little of me.
593 01:14:22 Right.
594 01:14:34 Did you add yourself?
595 01:15:12 The Queen will dream that a little girl is sitting on her windowsill.
596 01:15:18 Then, she wakes up and I am there.
597 01:15:21 We are there.
598 01:15:24 Uh, then what happens?
599 01:15:26 Well, then a Big Friendly Giant steps forward
600 01:15:31 and bows and says,
601 01:15:33 "Your Majesty, I am your humble servant."
602 01:15:38 You mean she actually sees me?
603 01:15:43 No. Not in a month of Mondays, girl.
604 01:16:36 BFG, stop! You are going to knock me off.
605 01:16:39 Just trying to listen to the different breathing of manly bean and lady bean.
606 01:17:36 No.
607 01:17:38 No, no. No, no it's not...
608 01:17:41 It's horrible. Don't. Stop them.
609 01:17:44 Make them stop. Make 'em stop!
610 01:17:46 Giants? Giants.
611 01:17:49 Horrible.
612 01:17:50 Man... Man-eating giants, no.
613 01:17:53 No, no, stop. No! No, no, no!
614 01:17:56 No!
615 01:17:59 Your Majesty.
616 01:18:03 What is it?
617 01:18:04 Oh, Mary.
618 01:18:08 I had the most horrible dream.
619 01:18:12 Well, only a dream, ma'am, hmm?
620 01:18:17 Let me get your tea.
621 01:18:30 I dreamt that girls and boys
622 01:18:32 were being snatched out of their beds in boarding schools
623 01:18:35 and were being eaten by the most ghastly giants.
624 01:18:40 There was so many of them.
625 01:18:42 There was the...
626 01:18:44 The Fleshlumpeater
627 01:18:46 and the Gizzardgulper
628 01:18:49 and the Meatdripper.
629 01:18:52 And the, uh...
630 01:18:55 Butcher Boy?
631 01:18:57 Butcher Boy.
632 01:18:58 Oh. I'm sorry.
633 01:19:00 The giants put their hands in through the windows
634 01:19:03 and pluck the children out with their fingers.
635 01:19:06 It was so bloody, so vivid, so real.
636 01:19:10 So real, Mary.
637 01:19:12 The children just disappeared.
638 01:19:23 Oh, my.
639 01:19:27 What's the matter, dear? You're white as a sheet.
640 01:19:31 - Sit down, Mary. Sit. - Yes.
641 01:19:34 You're trembling. What is it?
642 01:19:36 Well, it's just, uh, so odd, ma'am.
643 01:19:42 So very odd.
644 01:19:43 You haven't seen the papers?
645 01:19:45 No, I haven't seen them yet.
646 01:19:46 Well, here. Look.
647 01:19:48 It's the very dream you had.
648 01:19:51 Children have disappeared in the night.
649 01:19:54 Gone. Taken.
650 01:19:57 But, not by giants.
651 01:19:59 Well, no, it couldn't be could it, ma'am?
652 01:20:14 Draw the curtains.
653 01:20:16 Yes, ma'am.
654 01:20:36 I don't believe it.
655 01:20:39 There's a small girl standing on the window sill.
656 01:20:44 Is there not, Mr Tibbs?
657 01:20:47 There is indeed, ma'am.
658 01:20:49 She is standing right there, ma'am.
659 01:20:52 You didn't dream it.
660 01:20:54 But I did dream it.
661 01:20:59 How in the world did you get there?
662 01:21:03 - Well... - Let me take care of this, ma'am.
663 01:21:05 - Here. Come down. Come with me. - No, no, don't do that.
664 01:21:08 A giant put you there.
665 01:21:12 Yes, he did, ma'am.
666 01:21:15 He's waiting in the garden now.
667 01:21:18 Is he?
668 01:21:19 Is he?
669 01:21:22 He's my best friend.
670 01:21:24 He made your dream.
671 01:21:25 - Did he? - Did he?
672 01:21:27 Did he?
673 01:21:29 Queen's garden, rear window, please.
674 01:21:31 Why have you and your giant come to see me?
675 01:21:36 I... I think you would remember that, Your Majesty,
676 01:21:39 if the mixing went well.
677 01:21:42 Yes, I remember.
678 01:21:46 You have a plan. You need me.
679 01:21:50 Yes, we do. Should we call for him now?
680 01:21:55 I suppose we should.
681 01:21:57 You promise you won't hurt him, ma'am?
682 01:22:02 Rear garden, rear garden, please.
683 01:22:07 I'm ready.
684 01:22:12 BFG!
685 01:22:21 BFG, the Queen would really like to meet you.
686 01:22:32 You won't put him in the bunkumhouse?
687 01:22:42 Come down from there, child.
688 01:22:48 Mary, take her downstairs and get her some breakfast.
689 01:22:50 - Mr Tibbs, find out where she comes from. - Come on, dear. Come on.
690 01:22:52 No! No! No, he's just afraid.
691 01:22:56 He's never done anything like this in his whole life before.
692 01:23:01 BFG, be brave!
693 01:23:31 You promised you wouldn't hurt him.
694 01:23:34 Mr Tibbs, tell the guards to stand down.
695 01:23:40 Mr Tibbs?
696 01:23:47 Stand down, gentlemen, please. Stand down.
697 01:24:34 Dear, come here.
698 01:24:48 Your Majesty, I am your humble servant.
699 01:24:55 Your Majester, I is your humbug servant.
700 01:25:07 I'm so pleased to make your acquaintance.
701 01:25:15 Oh, Majester. Oh, Monacher.
702 01:25:19 Oh, ruler of
703 01:25:23 straight lines.
704 01:25:28 I's come, with my little friend Sophie
705 01:25:33 to give you a...
706 01:25:38 Uh...
707 01:25:40 To give me what?
708 01:25:44 A sistance.
709 01:25:48 Thank you.
710 01:25:49 I'm sure you have, but not in my dressing-gown.
711 01:25:57 Giants, Boris. Man-eating giants.
712 01:26:00 Have people been disappearing?
713 01:26:03 Ha!
714 01:26:04 We have verifiable intelligence.
715 01:26:07 We might need air clearance. I'll get back to you.
716 01:26:18 Nancy, is Ronnie there?
717 01:26:23 Well, wake him.
718 01:26:32 Her Majesty the Queen.
719 01:27:00 This way, sir. Just follow me.
720 01:27:04 Follow me.
721 01:27:05 That's it, sir.
722 01:27:07 Slow ahead. Careful. Slow ahead.
723 01:27:11 And full stop.
724 01:27:13 To port side, sir. Oh!
725 01:27:15 Careful of the antiques, sir.
726 01:27:17 And up. Up.
727 01:27:20 Careful, up, up. That's it.
728 01:27:23 Hard to port.
729 01:27:26 And slow ahead.
730 01:27:35 Steady...
731 01:27:37 Yes, sir.
732 01:27:43 Bogswinkles! What was that?
733 01:27:46 That was Louis Quatorze.
734 01:27:48 I'm so, so sorry, Your Majesty.
735 01:27:52 He's never really been in a house before.
736 01:27:55 Your cape, sir.
737 01:27:58 What a whoppsy, spliffling room we is in.
738 01:28:10 Your valise, sir.
739 01:28:14 Your Majesty.
740 01:28:24 This... This room is so gigantous
741 01:28:27 I's needed bicirculers and telescoops to see what's going on at either end.
742 01:28:31 Does he always talk like that?
743 01:28:34 Yes, Your Majesty.
744 01:28:36 He's never had schooling.
745 01:29:02 Sir.
746 01:30:12 Please, BFG. Start.
747 01:30:37 There's only one word for that, Majester.
748 01:30:42 Scrumdiddlyumptious.
749 01:30:48 Oh, that is glummy.
750 01:30:51 Goodbye snozzcumber.
751 01:30:54 What's snozzcumber?
752 01:30:56 It's this horrible stinky vegetable, and I'm afraid it's all he has to eat.
753 01:31:01 Doesn't seem to have stunted his growth at all.
754 01:31:12 Pour BFG his coffee, please.
755 01:31:20 What's that? What's that black stuff?
756 01:31:23 What is that?
757 01:31:26 Where'd you get all that foam?
758 01:31:30 He's magnificent, your giant.
759 01:31:35 Sophie, dear, do start.
760 01:31:37 You must be famished.
761 01:31:55 It's delumptious.
762 01:32:26 Oguflug!
763 01:32:37 Please, Majester, what is this horrible swigpill I's drinking, Majester?
764 01:32:44 Would he prefer tea?
765 01:32:46 He would prefer frobscottle.
766 01:32:49 - Frobscottle? - Yeah.
767 01:32:51 A little gift for Your Majester.
768 01:32:55 Delunctious, fizzy, frobscottle.
769 01:32:58 It be a personable ferment.
770 01:33:00 How kind.
771 01:33:02 Would Your Majester be so kind as to honour me with...
772 01:33:09 a pour?
773 01:33:13 It's fizzing the wrong way.
774 01:33:15 Our bubbles go up.
775 01:33:17 Oh, yeah. We wouldn't have some glumptious, whizzpopping music?
776 01:33:23 Does he like music? We have bagpipes.
777 01:33:25 The generals have been briefed, ma'am.
778 01:33:43 This is a story which beggars belief, but we don't have the time.
779 01:33:47 We're on our way to Giant Country.
780 01:33:50 BFG will chart a course for you.
781 01:33:53 Generals, BFG.
782 01:33:59 In 10 hours, the giants will once again be on the hunt.
783 01:34:04 And I intend to stop them.
784 01:34:08 And where exactly is Giant Country, sir?
785 01:34:12 Exunctly, well, let's see.
786 01:34:21 Hey.
787 01:34:26 There.
788 01:34:28 - What? - There.
789 01:34:30 Gentlemen, your men will follow the BFG.
790 01:34:33 I have promised him you will go only once to Giant Country.
791 01:34:37 You not be finding it a second time.
792 01:34:52 Just look at those bubbles.
793 01:35:07 I believe in the BFG.
794 01:35:11 The BFG!
795 01:35:13 To the BFG.
796 01:35:25 Marvellous bubbles.
797 01:36:16 To Giant Country.
798 01:37:09 We will hold here.
799 01:37:12 BFG, I was asking if you had a plan.
800 01:37:16 BFG. Do you have a plan?
801 01:37:21 BFG! Do you have a plan?
802 01:37:26 The trogglehumper I caught, you're giving it to the giants?
803 01:37:31 Yeah, I was giving the boys this most horrigust dream of despair.
804 01:37:35 If the dream does its job, they wakes trapped in flush bunking remorse.
805 01:37:40 And if those wopsy bellypoppers out there does their job,
806 01:37:44 then I think we stands a chance.
807 01:37:47 "Look at what you has done, and there be no forgiveness."
808 01:37:53 Needs must. Now, stand back, girl.
809 01:38:30 We's brought the hunt to Giant Country.
810 01:38:36 What is Sophie's dream?
811 01:38:40 Your golden phizzwizard.
812 01:38:42 I don't see much of them any more.
813 01:38:47 But what does it say?
814 01:38:58 It tells a story of a little gal.
815 01:39:00 A little chiddler with her whole life ahead of her.
816 01:39:05 With a fambly of her own.
817 01:39:08 Little chiddlers of her own, too, someday.
818 01:39:13 There will be great successfuls...
819 01:39:16 and funnies ahead for her,
820 01:39:20 and truth to tell, just a dribble of despair.
821 01:39:26 Times'll be hard, times is be soft.
822 01:39:31 Adventures will come and go.
823 01:39:35 But in the end
824 01:39:39 she remembers the good deeds.
825 01:39:44 Now, Sophie, I...
826 01:39:47 I know
827 01:39:49 that story be your heart's desire.
828 01:39:54 I knows it.
829 01:39:56 The dream, it came to you, didn't it?
830 01:39:59 It be Sophie's dream.
831 01:40:04 But, then I wake up.
832 01:40:08 Then you wakes up.
833 01:40:12 But not here.
834 01:40:14 No.
835 01:40:17 You has more dreams to catch, my little frogglefrump.
836 01:40:25 But not in Giant Country.
837 01:40:35 But will I still have you?
838 01:40:38 Will you still hear me when I call for you?
839 01:40:40 Are you forgettin' something?
840 01:40:43 Are you forgettin' these?
841 01:40:58 It be time, BFG.
842 01:41:10 Now, where did I put the...
843 01:41:14 I left me trumpet at Her Majester's.
844 01:41:19 Oh, I is such a mixed-up,
845 01:41:23 boggled-up giant sometimes.
846 01:41:25 Deliver us from weasels.
847 01:41:30 Sophie?
848 01:41:32 Oh, no. Oh, no, Sophie.
849 01:42:00 And what does we have here?
850 01:42:30 You is a cannybull.
851 01:42:34 I is bad.
852 01:42:37 Have pity on a poor little giant.
853 01:42:42 You are a very bad giant.
854 01:42:45 I has no regrets.
855 01:42:49 - Runt! - Run, Sophie! Run!
856 01:42:56 It's over, Fleshlumpeater.
857 01:42:59 It's over, boy.
858 01:43:01 It's time to stop now.
859 01:43:05 I's always hungry.
860 01:43:18 Back of the LZ.
861 01:43:20 Roger that.
862 01:43:29 Come on, lads!
863 01:43:38 Take him away!
864 01:43:48 Go! Go, go!
865 01:43:51 Secure that side!
866 01:43:53 Take cover!
867 01:44:38 The giants were taken far, far away
868 01:44:40 to a place you've never heard of
869 01:44:43 and a place you'll never go.
870 01:45:35 The Queen sent them off with snozzcumber seeds.
871 01:45:38 It was all they would have to eat...
872 01:45:45 and they were just going to have to get used to it.
873 01:46:20 It's time to wake up, darling.
874 01:46:35 Morning, Sophie.
875 01:46:48 I had a dream last night.
876 01:46:51 In the dream, I was awakened by a beautiful,
877 01:46:54 buzzing, humming noise floating above my bed.
878 01:47:02 I walked to the window
879 01:47:04 and against the horizon I saw his long legs leaping,
880 01:47:08 suitcase and trumpet in hand.
881 01:47:13 I could see all the way to Giant Country.
882 01:47:16 I could see the garden BFG was growing.
883 01:47:19 He had fruits and berries, cauliflower and tomatoes.
884 01:47:23 He refused to have Brussels sprouts, though.
885 01:47:26 But snozzcumbers were still growing at the side of his cottage.
886 01:47:30 How else would he make frobscottle?
887 01:47:34 I saw the stone door, and the crooked windows.
888 01:47:39 His cape was hanging by the door.
889 01:47:42 I saw the crow's nest and his sailor boat bed.
890 01:47:48 I saw his rocking chair and a fire burning in the fireplace
891 01:47:52 with a much nicer stew cooking.
892 01:47:58 I could see the scattered pages of the book he was writing.
893 01:48:06 He was happy, and I was happy.
894 01:48:10 When I'm lonely, which is not nearly as often as before,
895 01:48:15 I talk to him and he actually hears me.
896 01:48:19 Because BFG hears
897 01:48:23 all the secret whisperings of the world.
898 01:48:27 Good morning, BFG.
