Name: Revolver
Released: 2018-01-16
Duration: 1 h 51 min
Cast: Ray Liotta, Jason Statham, André Benjamin

Words to remember

Nouns

1) gumption

Never had the gumption, never going to have what it takes.
2) birdbath

Why do you think we're in this icy birdbath,
3) opportunist

A couple of opportunist, looking after his older brother, got a little bit greedy.
4) gunfight

Next thing you know, it's a gunfight, people get hurt and money disappears.
5) trickster

But these boys were a completely different class. Head trickster of the premier division.
6) ailment

You will die within three days from a very unpleasant ailment
7) moniker

We are, and I apologise for the unnecessarily dramatic moniker, loan sharks.
8) fella

Thanks, fella. I'll get back to you on this one, yeah?
9) calibre

You're a risk-taker of the highest calibre, ain't you, Rade?
10) swimmer

Funny you should say that. Zach's quite a swimmer, aren't you, Zach?
11) toothpaste

just like a tube of toothpaste.
12) arse

Get your arse up, Fred.
13) gangster

Not some plastic gangster with a pocketknife for backup.
14) fucker

Shoot the fucker. Shoot him. He's been trying to kill you.
15) sheath

And greasing the sheath of these two pricks isn't making it any easier.
16) toad

What the fuck do you know? Shoot that toad now.
17) sweetheart

Listen to me, sweetheart.
18) neighbour

My neighbour used to write down chess moves and concepts of the con
19) endeavour

to make sure you understand the gravity of the endeavour you have undertaken.
20) slap

We're all in it for the slap on the back
21) gesture

Mr Gold wishes to extend his respect for such a magnanimous gesture.
22) urgency

Urgency has become something of an issue.
23) chop

One good chop, and you'll make the sink.

Verbs

1) blee

You have to put on a better shirt before you blee me dry, my friend.
2) displease

No-one lives and displease Gold.
3) unleash

Macha has unleash his legions.
4) jog

Zach, kick him, see if that jog him on.
5) organise

because I wouldn't tell the authorities that Macha had organise the games.
6) nod

Just hold the bag and if we nod, leave it on the table.
7) perceive

Use your perceive enemy to destroy your real enemy.
8) threaten

The Eddies thought I might talk, so they threaten my brother's daughter.
9) swear

We were all going to go together, they swore to me. "You're coming with us, Jake."
10) owe

He owe me and he owe you.
11) realise

You realise what you're doing, Mr Green?
12) disappear

Next thing you know, it's a gunfight, people get hurt and money disappear.
13) react

The mother react badly, like they do when their little ones are in danger.
14) warn

I've been warn if I let you sit down at this table I might regret it.
15) upset

Sometime after that, the Eddies upset Macha in some way,
16) tear

For the next week, the authorities tore the place apart.
17) undertake

to make sure you understand the gravity of the endeavour you have undertake.
18) sandwich

discretely sandwich within the colour spectrum between blue and white.
19) smell

It even smell proud.
20) trap

I don't like to feel trap. Never did, never will.
21) gather

I gather you're quite the player?
22) refuse

Like any man who was thinking, I refuse.
23) snap

If you snap those fingers at me again, I'll fucking break 'em.

Adverbs

1) staggeringly

but it is staggeringly simple and completely consistent.
2) discretely

discretely sandwiched within the colour spectrum between blue and white.
3) unnecessarily

We are, and I apologise for the unnecessarily dramatic moniker, loan sharks.
4) sometime

You have to teach me that trick sometime.
5) nowhere

- I'll get out. - You ain't going nowhere.
6) gradually

Gradually, they thought they'd found a formula to the con. Check.
7) wherever

Wherever you don't want to go is where you will find him.
8) barely

Of course she doesn't have it. She's barely got a heartbeat.
9) meanwhile

The Eddies meanwhile were having a terminal argument...
10) somehow

It's only natural that you think that you are somehow being conned,
11) obviously

Obviously, it wasn't fucking impossible to move, was it, Paul?
12) apparently

Apparently, no-one sees Gold. We've got one of his representatives, Walker.
13) apart

For the next week, the authorities tore the place apart.
14) carefully

but we have to assess our clients very carefully.
15) forever

People you shouldn't trust. Not me. I've been your friend forever, since the beginning.
16) eventually

Eventually, when the opponent is challenged or questioned,
17) twice

That's twice the market price.
18) exactly

He's not far from wrong. Because that is exactly what I'm going to fucking do.
19) alone

You never miss, let alone three times.
20) sometimes

Sometimes, a little voice tells you to think about number one.
21) fucking

Yeah, something's fucking wrong all right.
22) deep

How deep did you bury that shareholder, Paul?
23) quite

- Checkmate. - You're quite good at this game, Mr Green.

Adjectives

1) magnanimous

Mr Gold wishes to extend his respect for such a magnanimous gesture.
2) quits

Double or quits?
3) disgusting

And everybody thought you were such a disgusting man, Mr Macha.
4) obscene

...about how they were going to pay back Macha that obscene amount of cash they owed him.
5) embarrassing

It was embarrassing. We're not going to be hearing from Mr Green for a while.
6) negotiable

These conditions are not negotiable.
7) unpleasant

You will die within three days from a very unpleasant ailment
8) discreet

So you went on a discreet three-month holiday.
9) ambitious

They say you've become very ambitious in your maturing,
10) sensible

Now, the most sensible thing to do would be to get a second opinion.
11) bored

You took your sweet-ass time. I was starting to get bored.
12) respected

I now realise you're a man to be feared and respected.
13) fascinating

That's a fascinating story.
14) deaf

Are you fucking deaf? I said I just don't like them.
15) grateful

until you've completed the mission, I would be most grateful.
16) twisted

These twisted bastards are making me pay. Pay for my own pain.
17) infinite

The formula has infinite depth in its efficacy and application,
18) rid

Get rid of him.
19) aggregate

so he had them used as aggregate and mixed into some concrete on one of his buildings.
20) radical

Hands down, that's the most radical concept I have ever heard of...
21) dramatic

We are, and I apologise for the unnecessarily dramatic moniker, loan sharks.
22) loud

Flash, loud, proud and stupid.
23) impressive

Very impressive, Mr Green. You've honed those talents most skilfully.

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