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Clips from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)

"Stop worrying about your goods, go to bed. We got work to do tomorrow."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"...you won't monkey around with Fred C. Dobbs."
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""We're running short of provisions, Dobbsie."
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"Ever since, I've had a hankering to be a grower."
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"DOBBS: So? - What's the matter, Dobbsie?"
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"HAROLD: Poking around in the dark out there."
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"- Take it easy. - I know what your game is."
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"Your consciences wouldn't bother you none neither."
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"DOBBS: Ah, just like I thought."
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"That would save you a lot of trouble, wouldn't it?"
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"I've a good mind to haul off and pump you up, chest and belly alike."
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"- It won't get you anywhere playing dumb. - Well, I'll be."
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"Okay, I'm a liar. There isn't a Gila monster under there."
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"Accidentally? Why were you trying to pry up that rock, tell me?"
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"Seems like I accidentally stumbled on Dobbsie's treasure."
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"Don't worry. I'll stay right where I am. I wanna see this."
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"[LIEUTENANT SPEAKING IN SPANISH]"
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"You can cut them in two and the head will still hang on till sundown."
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"If you don't, we'll think you're yellow, won't we, Howard?"
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"Yeah. Bandidos, eh?"
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"And run the risk of having them taken from me by bandits?"
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"Not that I intend to demand it, but I'd be within my rights if I did."
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"Blow it out, it'll do you good."
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"They aren't fingerprint experts, but they can follow any trail."
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"Yeah, maybe you're right, seeing as how the prospects are far off."
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"We ought to put a limit on our take, agree between us..."
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"- I'm from Texas. - Curtin."
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"Show us you ain't yellow."
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"- How long you been in these mountains? - Oh, a few months."
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"Okay, Howard, I got him covered."
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"Howard, turn that rock over, will you?"
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"If there'd been gold, I'd have seen it."
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"I find they come from that ridge up there, washed down by the tropical rain."
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"If you haven't found anything, I'll come with you, put your nose in it."
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"[TRUMPET PLAYING SOLEMN SONG]"
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"Not many Americans get around this way. You're the first one for a long time."
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"[CURTIN SPEAKS IN SPANISH]"
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"No crime to visit these mountains."
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"I'd hate to think my partner had a yellow streak up his back."
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"I went way around, stayed on hard ground which wouldn't show the tracks."
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"Nothing to do but pull the trigger the minute he appears."
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"Don't think I don't see through that. You two have thrown together against me."
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"We'll toss for it."
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"We don't have to shoot him necessarily."
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"...I couldn't resist the desire to sit and jaw with an American."
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"What all do you hunt?"
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"I've got other things on my mind, more important."
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"So do we. Don't make any mistakes. Our biggest worry is your presence here."
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"We don't even want you for a cook or a dishwasher."
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"In case I don't make myself clear, you'll be doing yourself a favor..."
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"You know, "Beware the dogs." Get it?"
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"Because there he is."
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"But tomorrow morning..."
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"For game, yes."
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"- Mighty good ground for something else. HOWARD: Yeah?"
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"Go back where you came from. Take our blessings with you."
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"Go ahead. Help yourself. We're no misers. We don't let guys starve to death."
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"You guys go to sleep, I'll be watchdog for a couple hours."
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"Where'd you get the water to make coffee?"
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"- I didn't know water was so hard to get. - You know it now."
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"If I were you, stranger, I'd pack up and go while the going's good."
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"That holds for hunters, not for gold miners."
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"As I see it, you guys have got to do one of three things:"
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"Kill me, run me off or take me in with you as a partner."
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"The only safe way would be for all of you to drag out your cannons..."
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"You start bumping people off, how far are you prepared to go?"
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"As for choice number two."
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"Whatever you say or don't say, tomorrow I start to dig for gold."
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"I'll not share in what you've made so far, only in profits to come."
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"Not at all. Go ahead. I have to look after my burros anyway."
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"- What do you think? - Sending him away is out."
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"Fred C. Dobbs ain't a guy likes being taken advantage of."
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"Asking to share in what we made, it'd be different."
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"...they're to be invited in too. Come one, come all, eh?"
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"You got a point there, Dobbsie. No question about that."
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"I could easily do the same for you."
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"So it's number one, is it?"
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"What's that?"
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"We might hide, but we'd lose the burros, the whole outfit."
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"Curtin, you round up the burros and herd them in that thicket there."
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"Let's make it short and sweet for him."
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"[GOLD HAT SHOUTING IN SPANISH]"
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"What do we gain by bumping him off?"
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"[LAUGHS]"
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"DOBBS: For or against?"
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"Give us your gun and we'll leave you in peace."
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"You go anyway without my gun, and go quick."
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"Someone must have told them about the American hunter."
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"You keep your watch, I'll keep my gun."
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"[SPEAKS IN SPANISH]"
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"[CLICKS]"
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"- That guy with the gold hat, ain't he...? - We spotted him too. The train robber."
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"- Bumping off as many as we can, real fast? - No, let's hold our horses."
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"Badges? We ain't got no badges."
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"[GUNFIRE]"
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"Now that they know there's four guns, they'll be more determined than ever."
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"They crawl and push the barricades. You can't see where to shoot."
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"You'd better get to your posts."
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"- What do you suppose they'll pull next? - No telling. All we can do is sit tight."
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"I don't think so. They ain't good enough actors for this kind of a trick."
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"Here's a sight if there ever was one."
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"With us and the Federales, they wouldn't have a chance."
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"- What do you make of that? - Your guess is as good as mine."
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"HOWARD: Let's take a look at his belongings."
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"Not bad."
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"You better read it."
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"He keeps asking, 'When's Daddy coming home?'"
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"...at those words, if you really mean them."
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"It's been a perfect spring. Warm rains and hardly any frost."
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"The upper orchard looks aflame..."
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"Everybody looks forward to big crops."
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"Of course, I'm hoping that you will at last strike it rich."
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"But just in case she doesn't..."
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"BOTH: ...there aren't any mailboxes..."
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"...out there in the wild.""
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"- We've taken all the gold this mountain has. - How much do you figure we got?"
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"...remember we've already found life's real treasure."
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"I'm willing to lower my hindsights."
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"I don't want to keep that dame waiting."
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"If you don't want to help me, I'll do it alone."
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