Limelight 舞台春秋 1952|活着是一种希望,而不是为了意义经典电影|英语台词

Limelight 舞台春秋 1952|活着是一种希望,而不是为了意义

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Where am I?

In my room.|I live two floors above you.

What happened?

I came home this evening and|smelled gas coming from your room

so I broke in the door,|called a doctor,

and together we brought you here.

Why didn't you let me die?

What's your hurry?

Are you in pain?

That's all that matters.|The rest is fantasy.

Billions of years it's taken|to evolve human consciousness

and you want to wipe it out.

Wipe out the miracle|of all existence.

More important than anything|in the whole universe!

What can the stars do?

Nothing...|but sit on their axis!

The utter futility of everything.

I see it even in flowers,

hear it in music.

All life aimless,|without meaning.

What do you want a meaning for?

Life is a desire, not a meaning.

Desire is the theme of all life!

It makes a rose want to be a rose,|and want to grow like that.

And a rock want to contain itself|and remain like that.

I'm sorry.

You should be. A young girl like you|wanting to throw your life away.

When you're my age,|you'll want to hang on to it.

Why?

Well, at this stage of the game|life gets to be a habit.

A hopeless one.

Then live without hope.|Live for the moment.

There are still, there are still...

There are still wonderful moments.

But if you've lost your health!

My dear, I was given up for dead|six months ago, but I fought back.

That's what you must do.

I'm tired of fighting.

Because you're fighting yourself.|You won't give yourself a chance.

But the fight for happiness|is beautiful.

Happiness...

- There is such a thing.|- Where?

Listen, as a child I used to complain|to my father about not having toys

is the greatest toy ever created.

Here lies|the secret of all happiness.

To hear you talk, no one would|ever think you were a comedian.

Now what's the matter?

I'll never dance again!|I'm a cripple.

- Pure hysteria! It's in your mind.|- It isn't true.

- Otherwise you'd fight!|- What is there to fight for?

Ah, you see? You admit it.

What is there to fight for?|Everything!

Life itself! Isn't that enough?

To be lived, suffered, enjoyed!|What is there to fight for?

Life is a beautiful,|magnificent thing.

Even to a jellyfish.

What is there to fight for?|You have your art, your dancing!

But I can't dance without legs!

I know a man without arms

who can play a scherzo on a violin|and does it all with his toes.

The trouble is you won't fight.|You've given in.

Continually dwelling|on sickness and death!

But,

there's something|just as inevitable as death

and that's life.|Life, life, life!

Think of the power|that's in the universe!

Moving the earth, growing the trees!

And that's the same power|within you.

If you'd only have courage|and the will to use it.

It's no use. I'm finished.

Through!

Nonsense.

Are you, Calvero, going to allow|one performance to destroy you?

Of course not!|You're too great an artist.

Now's the time to show them|what you're made of. Time to fight!

Remember what you told me,|standing there by that window?

Remember what you said?

About the power of the universe|moving the earth?

Growing the trees,|and that power being within you?

Now is the time to use that power,|and to fight!

Calvero, look! I'm walking!