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Clips from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)

"...scrambling over mountain, going hungry and thirsty."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"Ah, sure, I'm a gnawed old bone now, but don't you guys think the spirit's gone."
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"But you gotta have a stomach for loneliness. Some guys go nutty with it."
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"[SIGHS]"
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"But when the piles of gold begin to grow, that's when the trouble starts."
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"Guess that all depends on the man."
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"Let's have that drink. Where you been? I've been looking all over for you."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"Even if there was half-a-million dollars' worth lying around waiting to be picked up."
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"When it comes time to pay off, he takes a powder."
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"DOBBS: Two brandies. McCORMICK: Rye is good enough for me."
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"The cots are only 50 centavos a night."
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"López. I want you fellas to come and have a drink with me."
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"I have business with these gentlemen."
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"It's him."
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"...gold can be as much of a blessing as a curse."
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"Here's to mud in your eye."
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"- Didn't I get through telling you...? CURTIN: Better come across."
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"Real bonanzas are few and far between. They take a lot of finding."
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"Right here and now."
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"[HOWARD CHUCKLES]"
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"DOBBS: I think I'll go to sleep and dream about piles of gold..."
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"After months of sweating, growing short on provisions and finding nothing..."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"[BOTTLE SHATTERS]"
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"[DOBBS GRUNTING]"
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"I can't see."
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"You go back up to the hotel and wait, huh? I won't be long."
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"- I'm licked, boys, I'm licked. CURTIN: Give us our money."
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"If you got ideas about getting us liquored..."
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"Fifty, 100, 200..."
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"Money's getting shorter every day..."
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"...and soon we're right back where we were, on the bum again..."
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"For instance, I could use a new pair of shoes."
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"Picks and spades, pans, burros. Wonder how much it would all cost."
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"...about gold changing a man's soul so's he ain't the same kind of a guy..."
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"It's surprising sometimes how tough they are."
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"Why not try gold-digging for a change?"
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"...and this is the country where the nuggets are crying for you..."
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"You know anything about prospecting?"
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"- What do we need weapons for? - Meat's one thing and bandits another."
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"- That much, eh? - Can't you dig up any more?"
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"[BOY SPEAKS IN SPANISH]"
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"Hey, wait a minute. This what you mean?"
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"Five hundred ain't enough to buy tools, weapons and essential provisions."
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"If you don't, you have bad luck the rest of your life."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"Señor! Give me my money, señor."
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"Welcome, sweet little smackeroos."
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"- You're putting up for me? - This is an all-or-nothing proposition."
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"Well, would you like to shake the hand that bought that ticket?"
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"Polishing a bench with my pants."
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"- Ten percent for selling the winning ticket. - Get away from me, will you?"
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"- You profit out of this the same as I do. - How do you make that out?"
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"...ain't enough to keep me from being where I was:"
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"...on the fingers and necks of swell dames."
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"[TRAIN BREAKS SQUEAL]"
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"Let's beat it before the law arrives."
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"The bullets were flying thick and fast in here. It sounded like a swarm of bees."
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"What's all that about?"
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"[RANCHERO SPEAKING SPANISH]"
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"Once on the ground, we open our eyes and look around."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"Have to cut through jungles and climb mountains so high they rise above the clouds."
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"Tigers so big and strong they can climb trees with burros in their mouths. Good."
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"...about having to pack that old man on our backs?"
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"...not part goat."
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"If I'd known what prospecting meant..."
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"[BOTH PANTING]"
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"Maybe he's part camel too."
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"We've struck it, Curt."
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"This wouldn't pay dinner for a carload."
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"...everything behind."
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"My, my, my. What great prospectors."
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"Hey, you fellas, how about some beans?"
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"DOBBS: Sure don't look like I thought it would."
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"Going through some mighty rough country tomorrow. You better have some beans."
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"You got to know how to recognize it. And finding ain't all. Not by a long shot."
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"Some other guy's job."
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"...with a paper in his hand showing we had no right to be here."
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"How does it feel to you fellas to be men of property?"
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"We better pitch our camp down the mountainside."
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"Anybody happens by, we can tell them we're hunters."
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"- That's $20 an ounce. - How many tons can we handle a week?"
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"I sure had some cockeyed ideas about prospecting for gold."
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"...and carry them to the nearest bank."
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"DOBBS: You know what I'm thinking?"
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"I'd just as soon have it that way."
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"Go ahead, throw it. If you did, you'd never leave this wilderness alive."
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"...but when the pile's grown to 300 ounces, think of such things you will."
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"I don't get you."
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"You're so dumb, there's nothing to compare you with."
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"We're all going back together when the time comes."
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"By the time the pile's grown to be tempting, I won't be able to run as fast as you."
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"That's why I think I'm the most trustworthy."
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"It's not that rich. Here ain't the place to dig."
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"...even supposedly decent people get when gold's at stake."
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"Dobbs."
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"Got a knock on the head."
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"DOBBS: No, I don't think so."
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"Relieve you of a responsibility you don't like."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"...spend my time reading comic strips and adventure stories."
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"...when it comes to a hard day's work, but I'm not the man I was once."
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"Next year, next month, next week, by thunder, won't be the man I am today."
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"It comes from someplace further up. Up there."
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"Forget it."
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"...I worked as a picker in a peach harvest in the San Joaquin Valley."
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"At night, after a day's work..."
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"It must be grand watching your own trees put on leaves..."
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"What's all that about?"
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"...till I get all the grime and dirt out of my system."
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"How about yourself? What plans have you?"
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"Oh!"
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"What's next on the program?"
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"Right now it wouldn't be worth your while..."
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"I need dough and plenty of it."
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"...and if it ain't just right, or maybe even if it is..."
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"How much do you say?"
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"Twenty-five thousand? Eh, small potatoes."
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"There's no denying I put up the lion's share of the cash."
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"How come?"
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"Next time you call me a hog just remember what I could've done if I'd wanted to."
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"HAROLD: Go ahead. Help yourself."
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"What a dirty, filthy mind you've got."
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