When cooking microwave popcorn and it accidentally becomes burned, true popcorn enthusiasts will look for a few good men. These are the proud and few kernels that budded into golden, buttery, juicy pieces of popcorn. Among their scorched brethren, these few good men managed to survive the blistering nuclear heat of the microwave and morph into great eating material. Munchies have been known to aid in the finding of a few good men.
Person 1: Oh god, oh god! Burned… they’re all burned man!
Person 2: Pull yourself together! There are a few good men in there, and, dammit, I’m going to find them!
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A few good men were Jesus’ master plan of reproducing disciples.
You were like Tom Cruise in A Few Good Men, meets Tom Cruise in The Firm,
Son of the legendary actor, Donald Sutherland, he has devoted over thirty years to the film world,
participating in many films, such as A Few Good Men, Stand By Me or Melancholia,
as well as starring in the fast moving 24 television series.
Сын легендарного актера Дональда Сазерленда, больше тридцати лет своей жизни посвятил кинематографу, снявшись в многочисленных фильмах,
сыграв одну из главных ролей в захватывающем телесериале« 24 часа».
For his role as hot-headed Col. Nathan R. Jessup in A Few Good Men(1992), a movie about a murder in a U.S. Marine Corps unit,
Nicholson received yet another Academy Award nomination for
Best
Supporting Actor.
За роль вспыльчивого полковника Натана Джессепа в фильме« Несколько хороших парней»( 1992), повествующем об убийстве в подразделении Корпуса морской пехоты
США, Николсон получил еще одну номинацию на премию« Оскар».
You know this is just to determine if Romeo here is a flight risk,
Ты в курсе, что у нас тут попытка решить, сбежит ли наш Ромэо,
However, in a statement released by his spokeswoman,
Sorkin said,»The character of Dan Kaffee in A Few Good Men is entirely fictional
and was not inspired by any particular individual.
Тем не менее, пресс-секретарь Соркина выпустил заявление,
где было написано:« Персонаж Дэн Каффи из« Нескольких хороших парней» является полностью вымышленным,
никакая личность не стала для него основой».
He made his Broadway debut in November 1989, as Capt.
Matthew A. Markinson in the original production of Aaron Sorkin’s A Few Good Men, remaining with the show for more than a year.
Он дебютировал в бродвейской постановке Аарона Соркина A Few Good Men в 1989 году и с тех пор появился во многих других проектах Соркина.
and John»Bradshaw» Layfield playing the roles of Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson, with Jonathan Coachman making a cameo appearance.
Джон» Брэдшоу» Лэйфилд в роли Тома Круза и Джека Николсона, Джонатан Коачмэн выдуманный персонаж.
The bureau’s always looking for a
few
good men, and, I mean, with your service record.
Бюро всегда ищет хороших людей, и я имею в виду ваш послужной список.
From the 1970s onward, the song has been featured in numerous films, including Grease, Forrest Gump,
Lilo& Stitch, A Few Good
Men,
Hounddog, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,
and Nowhere Boy.
С 1970- х годов песня часто использовалась в качестве саундтреков к таким фильмам- блокбастерам как« Американские
граффити»,« Бриолин»,« Форрест Гамп»,« Лило и Стич»,« Несколько хороших парней», а также к фильму« Индиана Джонс и
Королевство хрустального черепа».
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PETER AVERY 
(9 out of 10 )
I’ve just read the script «a few good men», it is almost word for word as the movie, one I have seen numerous times. I love this script. It has everything in it, drama, tension, murder, blackmail,etc. I can relate to Jack Nicholson as Jessop and Demi Moore as Gallaway, but I couldn’t stand Tom Cruise as Kaffee. Anyone but him. He took the role of Kaffee and turned it into every other role he has taken — sub standard. The script is fast paced and exciting.
natalia 
(10 out of 10 )
I personally loved that film, which I saw four times. In my personal (not universal) opinion, Tom Cruise did Kaffee’s role very well, but, in spite of being a fan of him, I must accept, gladly of course, that Jack Nicholson was by far the bet actor in the film. He was able to steam up any of the other actors, and that’s something completely admirable.
Michael (10 out of 10 )
Great script and a firm grasp of military mind-think (albeit dramatized). Outstanding dialogue. Filmed almost word for word from the screenplay. Nicholson, of course, was brilliantly cast as Col. Jessup with excellent turns by Demi Moore as the officious Lt. Cmdr seeking a professional challenge. Ditto for the supporting cast. However, I disagree with some regarding the casting of Tom Cruise. I think that he was perfect for the part and played it beautifully. Self assured to the point of nauseating cockiness, spoiled and unmotivated but keenly intelligent and aware. And I accept the epiphany that he experienced as he got into the case and became a real advocate for his clients rather than just spin his wheels while he waited for his mandatory service to end and he could go out and leverage his family connections for a big buck corporate job somewhere. Very, very good movie propelled by a GREAT script.
Avi (9 out of 10 )
I love the script and I love the movie. All actors were brilliantly cast especially Kaffee, Jessup and Kendrix.
steve (9 out of 10 )
Great script! It’s interesting to note that the entire final scene didn’t make the movie. The movie ends in the courtroom, with Cruise the only person left in it. Frankly I read it mainly because I’ve seen the movie for at least the 4th time, but I swear, I still can’t make out exactly what Cruise says to Kevin Bacon in the very last scene. I discovered it was: «And very handsome, too, don’t you think?» Cruise mumbled it. I wonder how many takes Rob Reiner made him do. This film might be the third most-repeated movie ever on AMC, behind The Godfather and Patton! And there was one further showing of it on yet another channel just tonight. I’m hooked every time I watch it. It’s a Nicholson classic. I can’t say enough about him.
Reuben (10 out of 10 )
Great script. I love the movie with cruise, all actors are super brilliant, especially Kendrix.
Jeff (10 out of 10 )
Absolutely love this movie. I’m not a huge Tom Cruise fan, but he is perfect in this (and in, «The Firm,») in my opinion. The cast is all incredible; from Jack Nicholson, all the way down to in the best character actor of our time, the late J. T. Walsh (Markison). Like Steve (above), I couldn’t make out what Cruise said to kevin Bacon, in the final scene. I could swear the word, «it,» came out of his mouth and still don’t hear, «very handsome,» as the script implies. Oh well, it doesn’t matter. I’m also glad that Rob Reiner decided to cut the final, «date scene,» between Cruise and Moore, as it was was completely unnecessary, as I heard him say in a documentary. Great call, Rob. The one puzzling thing is I had heard Mr. Reiner correctly say in an earlier documentary that the marines in uniform were played by the Texas A&M Corp. Of Cadets. However, in the latest DVD version, he says the marines were played by, «some cadets from North Carolina.» Strange that he forgot this, as the credits correctly state that it was the Texas A&M corp. They did a great job. Kudos to all involved, Aaron Sorkin on down, for this great classic. I’ve loved, «Meathead,» since his, «All in the Family,» days, and Reiner never disappoints. My second favorite of his is, «Misery.» Interesting that the guy who played Harold Dawson worked with Reiner on the set of, «Misery.» What a great job Wolfgang Bodison did, playing Dawson; especially since he had never acted before. Thanks to Mr. Reiner for making us aware of this.
Lynx 
(8 out of 10 )
Great script, nice story and nice dialogues. Can’t wait to see the movie.
Philippe G. Bernard (10 out of 10 )
The script does not match the closing moments. In the movie and in response to his fellow defendant who asks, «What did we do wrong?» Dawson answers, «we forgot to defend those who cannot defend themselves. Willie couldn’t defend himself!».
Keith (10 out of 10 )
I still believe Kaffee is saying «Added SOMETHING to it, don’t you think?».
JL 
(5 out of 10 )
Tom Cruise played Tom Cruise- the same role he plays in every movie he appears in. Demi Moore was only marginally more believable than Cruise, who simply wasn’t Jack Nicholson was great, of course Kaffee’s character is over the top- this is a movie and not a documentary, but only in Hollywood can a newly minted lawyer/commissioned officer move with such ease Of course, the same script with a real actor in Kaffee’s role could produce a performance to equal Nicholson’s Moore’s role doesn’t make sense- or maybe it’s that she can’t make sense of it All told the defendants- who are charged with a capital crime- are represented by lawyers who have tried a couple of misdemeanors. It strikes me as unlikely that the government would waste the effort that one short trial would take unless the defendants had what would pass for adequate representation Overall- it is a «good» movie only because Nicholson is in it I saw the movie for the first time last night and read the script today.
Harv (10 out of 10 )
Aaron Sorkin has been my favorite screenwriter for quite some time. Clever, engaging dialogue, interesting character development, attention to detail, and compelling story lines make for exceptional TV episodes and movies. The West Wing, The Newsroom, and A Few Good Men are my favorites from this talented man.
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Since I work in the field of violence prevention, when we’re recruiting men to work for us, we often say we’re looking for «a few good men», playing on some cultural uses of that phrase.
I’m making a flyer & translating it & thinking that doesn’t translate so great, but I don’t know. How would that read?
«Que buscamos unos hombres buenos.» ?
Cambia el sentido esa?
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‘Buscamos (a) hombres de buena voluntad’, perhaps?
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#3
Buscamos hombres correctos would be another option.
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#4
I don’t quite follow you. The first Que is confusing. It could be interpreted either as interrogative or as exclamatory. I don’t think it works very well in any case. A literal translation of the thread title would be:
Unos pocos hombres buenos.
This latter seems me suggestive hence captivating, although it’s not as explanatory as buscamos unos pocos hombres buenos.
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#5
Buscamos hombres correctos would be another option.
Hi octoplasm.
It strikes me as educated/polite rather than willingness.
Hope it helps you.
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#6
Yeah, I
definitely
don’t want to be suggestive in this case. I was thinking that was a possibility with the literal translation.
And the que was part of my thought, sorry- didn’t mean it to be in the phrase for translation.
If you can give me an idea of how the different phrasings are perceived. That’s the stuff I have the hardest time with in translation. It’s mostly Mexican Spanish here, also, fyi.
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#7
Hi octoplasm.
It strikes me as educated/polite rather than willingness.
Hope it helps you.
correcto, ta.
(Del lat. correctus).
2. adj. Dicho de una persona: De conducta irreprochable.
By the way, I think you do not understand the meaning of «willingness»…
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#8
The literal translation Unos pocos hombres buenos, in my opnion of course, is perceived as a movie title. They are there, described, but you still don’t know what happen with them. This is why I said it seems me suggestive.
Buscamos unos pocos hombres buenos strikes me as perfectly explanatory and the fact that unos pocos hombres buenos is still there, somewhat keeps the attractive.
Buscamos hombres de buena voluntad seems me as religious.
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correcto, ta.
(Del lat. correctus).1. adj. Dicho del lenguaje, del estilo, del dibujo, etc.: Libres de errores o defectos, conformes a las reglas.
2. adj. Dicho de una persona: De conducta irreprochable.
Ok, one could has a blameless behaviour but could not be a good person. Believe me un hombre correcto is not the same than un hombre bueno. The general connotation of hombre correcto has more to do with the first acceptation; according to politeness, rules, etc whereas the general connotation of hombre bueno is a man of goodwill, someone who is all heart.
Hope I have got it across.
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By the way, I think you do not understand the meaning of «willingness»…
It may well be, but I looked it up on WRdictionary and it states «buena voluntad», is it not accurate?
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#11
Aha, I see, maybe better goodwill or something, octoplasm?
Thanks for the advice.
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#12
how about, «unos cuantos hombres honrados» ?
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#13
Since that is the title of a well known movie taken from the also well known USMC recruitment slogan (We are looking for a few good men)… personally I would use:
Un puñado de hombres [de honor/honorables]
This, at least to myself, rings like: For a few dollars (Por un puñado de dólares) the Clint Eastwood western classic and A few good men (Cuestión de honor).
But, again, that’s only me.
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#14
Otras opciones podrían ser:
Buscamos un grupo de hombres íntegros/rectos/cabales/excelentes.
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#15
Cambiando el énfasis, creo que lo que se busca no es tanto hombres de buen carácter sino hombres capaces.
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#16
Cambiando el énfasis, creo que lo que se busca no es tanto hombres de buen carácter sino hombres capaces.
Tarde, pero seguro. Pienso que en el contexto de hombres o personas de las que se pueda depender, que sean capaces, eficaces y dispuestos—valientes, quizas—, tal vez la traduccion confiables se pueda prestar al caso. Por otra parte, la expresion, a menudo la he escuchado aplicarse a los militares—como es el caso de la pelicula por dicho titulo—, por lo que pienso que bien pudiera usarse algunos valientes o el grupo de los escogidos
Last edited: May 27, 2013
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