Name: Lord of War
Released: 2017-09-27
Duration: 2 h 1 min
Cast: Nicolas Cage, Ethan Hawke, Jared Leto

Words to remember

Nouns

1) drachma

dinars, drachma, rubles, rupees and pounds-fucking-sterling.
2) borscht

Vitaly, I've tasted your borscht. You're no fucking chef.
3) submachine

My contact at synagogue landed me my first Israeli-made Uzi submachine guns.
4) oppressor

Federation of Worse Oppressors Than the Last Bunch of Oppressors.
5) despot

There is hardly a warlord, dictator or despot
6) pothole

Are you fucking mad? A pothole will set us off.
7) personification

Tell me I'm everything you despise. That I'm the personification of evil.
8) internationalist

Of course, you're not a true internationalist
9) mobster

Russian mobster had also migrated from the Soviet Union.
10) bureaucrat

government bureaucrat and law enforcement agents.
11) guava

The guava doesn't fall too far from the tree.
12) freighter

What was the name of that freighter? I can't remember.
13) countryman

until you've supplied weapons to kill your own countrymen.
14) pacifist

I'd sell to pacifist but they're not the most regular of customers.
15) scapegoat

didn't mean they wouldn't make me a scapegoat the next.
16) heist

One of the greatest heist of the 20th century.
17) loophole

We both know that is an obscene bureaucratic loophole
18) silencer

Silencer comes standard. Excellent recoil reduction.
19) warlord

Say what you like about warlord and dictators.
20) knack

I had this knack of showing up five minutes before something went down,
21) kilo

- How many kilo would you like? - 5,000.
22) recoil

Silencer comes standard. Excellent recoil reduction.
23) truce

Truce? What do you mean truce? The guns are already on their way.
24) remnant

a remnant of our evolution.
25) leftist

I sell to leftist and rightists.
26) embargo

an arms embargo should be practically impossible to enforce.
27) seriousness

I don't think you fully appreciate the seriousness of your situation.
28) gangster

There was always some gangster getting whacked in my neighborhood,

Verbs

1) outrank

In the hall there will be a man who outrank you.
2) disown

My family has disown me.
3) infest

In the most AIDS infest region of the globe,
4) enslave

it's been enslave by one dictator or another ever since.
5) smuggle

I've smuggle millions of rounds of ammunition,
6) deplete

Your stocks are dangerously deplete, Dmitri.
7) entitle

Only half the guns were gone so I was still entitle to half the diamonds.
8) seduce

I knew Ava was not the kind of woman to be seduce by a ride in a private jet,
9) whack

There was always some gangster getting whack in my neighborhood,
10) despise

Tell me I'm everything you despise. That I'm the personification of evil.
11) surpass

Even surpass my lies.
12) proclaim

when both combatants proclaim themselves freedom fighters.
13) accuse

You know, they accuse me of rigging elections.
14) procure

were procure from men exactly like your husband.
15) revert

Curious how you always revert to your native tongue
16) infect

where one in four is infect,
17) prevail

They say, "Evil prevail when good men fail to act. "
18) migrate

Russian mobsters had also migrate from the Soviet Union.
19) decorate

He was a highly decorate hero of the Red Army
20) beg

I beg your pardon. May I see another stone?
21) pretend

But in the '70s, to escape the Soviet Union our family pretend to be Jewish.
22) hesitate

Not complete, sir. And while I hesitate to tell you your job,
23) disappear

Let me make him disappear, Mr. Valentine. Around here, people disappear all the time.
24) oppose

of those who oppose him.
25) curse

I started to feel I'd been curse.
26) bounce

Not on any moral grounds. Back then, he was always bouncing checks.
27) forge

of forge steel and plywood.
28) freeze

Kept the tensions frozen.

Adverbs

1) stateside

After shipping it stateside, the return on that blow
2) meticulously

Cut-out companies, meticulously catalogued.
3) curiously

Curiously, the death certificate says he died of heart failure.
4) dangerously

Your stocks are dangerously depleted, Dmitri.
5) elegantly

An elegantly simple nine-pound amalgamation
6) unusually

to be unusually generous.
7) luckily

Luckily by the time we landed,
8) routinely

I routinely mislabeled my arms shipments "farm machinery. "
9) aboard

I'm gonna go aboard.
10) practically

an arms embargo should be practically impossible to enforce.
11) permanently

and he was almost permanently shit-faced.
12) nowhere

Those things can come out of nowhere.
13) legally

that I'm legally permitted to hold you for 24 hours without charging you.
14) meanwhile

Meanwhile, why don't I take your picture?
15) separately

I must point out that when shipped separately
16) besides

And besides, the market is already flooded with your Kalashnikovs.
17) somewhere

I'll be back for the weekend. We'll go somewhere.
18) personally

Personally, I do not recommend that.
19) obviously

From the temperature, it was obviously a planet close to the sun.
20) definitely

But you can definitely improve your odds.
21) apart

Or maybe he was hoping the locals would tear me apart.
22) carefully

That's why I chose my customers so carefully.
23) unfortunately

Thank him, but unfortunately I have other business.
24) forever

This current state of chaos won't last forever.
25) eventually

Everything that comes from the earth eventually returns.
26) absolutely

You have absolutely no idea what you're doing, but it is exciting,
27) nearly

I nearly went broke trying to convince her I was anything but.
28) exactly

I have a feeling it wasn't exactly what comrade Lenin had in mind

Adjectives

1) unguided

Guided missiles, unguided missiles,
2) overzealous

Even when I was up against an overzealous agent,
3) melodramatic

Of course I'm melodramatic. I'm a failed actress, remember?
4) superhuman

to give him superhuman strength.
5) exploitable

Over 100 exploitable species.
6) foolproof

always ensure you have a foolproof way to get paid.
7) extendable

This little baby uses 9mm hollowpoints, 20, 25-round extendable mags,
8) untapped

This is an untapped market.
9) barbaric

Often, the most barbaric atrocities occur
10) sadistic

"A relentless campaign of sadistic, wanton violence. "
11) wanton

"A relentless campaign of sadistic, wanton violence. "
12) disgruntled

of disgruntled soldiers and warehouses full of weapons.
13) quadruple

It's the triple and quadruple lives that get you in the end.
14) repeatable

The crew called that vessel a lot of names, none of them repeatable in polite company.
15) legit

What do you want to do, go more legit?
16) inconvenient

I was able to navigate around those inconvenient little arms embargoes.
17) habitual

from the habitual, but for the grace of God,
18) unfit

- It's trayf. • unfit to be eaten • - You're not Jewish.
19) bolivian

in a Bolivian boarding house.
20) vile

I do rub shoulders with some of the most vile,
21) relentless

"A relentless campaign of sadistic, wanton violence. "
22) bureaucratic

We both know that is an obscene bureaucratic loophole
23) suicidal

After that comes vodka, caviar and suicidal novelists.
24) respectable

it would be impossible for certain countries to conduct a respectable war.
25) armored

mortars, mines, armored personnel carriers.
26) accustomed

thanks largely to me, become accustomed.
27) obscene

We both know that is an obscene bureaucratic loophole
28) embarrassing

sometimes it's embarrassing to have his fingerprints on the guns.

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