Long videos · Monologue shadowing · 2001
Training Day: movie monologues to shadow
16 monologues from Training Day. Original audio, one line at a time, with a pause to say it back.
- 1Full speech: hear it once
- 2Shadow: repeat each line
- 3Blind: listen, then reveal
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- B210 lines
All right, well, it was a quiet night.
The drunk-driver stopTraining Day · 2001The flat delivery builds to a life-saving twist that lands harder than any boast. - B25 lines
I see you down here again...
The threat that escalatesTraining Day · 2001Each line raises the stakes, from losing a car to bodily harm, and the pressure never lets up. - B25 lines
If I was a dealer, you'd be dead by now, motherfucker.
The dressing-downTraining Day · 2001It stacks the threat, the guilt and the rejection into one relentless run. - B114 lines
Here's a joke, boy.
The Snail JokeTraining Day · 2001A slow little creature becomes a lesson about who controls a situation and who only reacts. - B27 lines
Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way.
The Sheep and the WolfTraining Day · 2001It builds from stray bullets to sheep and wolves until cruelty sounds like duty. - B227 lines
There's this serial burglar and, uh...
The peanut butter storyTraining Day · 2001The tale grows more absurd until the punchline lands as a cold fact. - B29 lines
Hey, yeah, it's me. Listen, we got the green light.
The phone ordersTraining Day · 2001Short bursts of orders show a man running an operation from a pay phone. - B211 lines
Had lunch with the wise men today.
The tax speechTraining Day · 2001He justifies a robbery as routine duty, and the calm delivery makes it worse. - B25 lines
I'll tell you a secret.
The killing mythTraining Day · 2001He invents a myth about killing to make murder sound like a perk. - B26 lines
All right, here's the scenario, all right?
The cover storyTraining Day · 2001He turns a chaotic shooting into a clean line of credit, and the calm is chilling. - B29 lines
Says that you're the shooter, OK?
The frame-up threatTraining Day · 2001It moves from a blood test to a death threat without raising its voice, which makes it colder. - B210 lines
Roger sold dope to kids.
Justifying the killingTraining Day · 2001It stacks small facts into a case for murder, and the calm logic is what sells it. - B27 lines
Everybody goes through that the first time. I went through it.
The higher-path speechTraining Day · 2001He comforts Jake first, then sells corruption as a calling, building to an offer he cannot refuse. - B218 lines
You know what the money's for?
Alonzo's debt revealedTraining Day · 2001It spills the whole story like gossip, then lands on two words that seal Alonzo's fate. - B211 lines
Listen to me, man. Listen to me.
Pleading while beatenTraining Day · 2001One claim repeated through the blows turns a defense into pure desperation. - B28 lines
I'm putting cases on all you bitches. Huh? You think you can do this shit?
Alonzo's meltdownTraining Day · 2001The rant escalates from legal threats to King Kong, turning his collapse into a grotesque show.