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Clips from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)

"CURTIN: Thanks."
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"She's been a lot better to me than any woman I ever knew."
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"Come on."
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"You know what?"
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"Do what to the mountain?"
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"But it wasn't. It's our good luck and his bad."
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"I got more than I need, anyhow. Half what I got is enough to last me out."
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"You two guys must have been born in a revival meeting."
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"Keep your shirt on, old-timer. Sure, I'll help you."
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"Each man's burros with his goods had better be his own responsibility."
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"We give them our tobacco, they give us theirs, I don't get it."
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"- That's right. - Are you crazy?"
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"They got nothing but time, huh?"
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"They're after something."
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"Yeah, it might just as well have been one of us."
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"- He ain't dead, but he just won't come to. - Oh. Tough."
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"[HOWARD SPEAKS IN SPANISH]"
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"CURITN: What gets me is how these Indians knew we were in the woods anyhow."
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"[APPROACHING HOOF BEATS]"
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"Wait a minute. You can't fight your way out of this. Put your guns away."
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"DOBBS: Well, what'd he say then?"
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"- It's like that? He just wants you. - Looks like it."
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"[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]"
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"We'll meet you in Durango. We'll wait there."
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"If they found out, they might forget he was their honored guest and bump him off."
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"We'll take them with us if you want us to and wait for you in Durango."
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"That case I may be a day behind you."
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"DOBBS: Yeah, all the luck in the world."
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"Used to say, "You got to learn to swallow disappointments in this sad life.""
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"Look out for those Indian dames. They tell me they're smart."
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"They're easy to dress, feed and entertain. They don't nag at you, either."
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"...stray off the trail and smash their packs against the trees and the rocks?"
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"He knew what he was doing when he turned them over to us."
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"See you in Durango."
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"I'm stopping here for the night."
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"They ain't my responsibility."
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"I can go four times as far as you, but I don't want to."
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"It's early. We can make five miles more before dark."
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"Once we get the hang of it, it'll be easier."
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"- Not so far as the crow flies. - We ain't crows."
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"CURTIN: Wonder what the old man's doing now."
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"[DOBBS LAUGHING]"
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"Sure."
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"Figured he'd let us do his sweating for him, did he?"
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"All right, to make it clear to a dumbhead like you..."
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"As long as I can do anything about it, you won't touch the old man's goods."
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"...we take all his goods and go straight up north and leave the jackass flat."
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"For a long time I've had my suspicions about you and now I know I've been right."
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"...and bury me out here in the bush."
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"When you get to Durango safely you'll have a big laugh..."
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"Now, get your hands up. Come on, get them up!"
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"I know exactly what you mean."
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"Wouldn't it be better, the way things are, to separate tomorrow or even tonight?"
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"So you could fall on me from behind, sneak up and shoot me."
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"Get up there at the head of the train."
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"I'm doing this to save my life that you'd be taking from me."
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"Up. March. Today I had to march to your music, now you'll march to mine."
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"Come on, keep going."
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"Get up. Sleepy, huh?"
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"- The old man'll catch up with you. - He will, will he?"
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"You haven't got nerve enough while I'm looking you in the eye."
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"I'll dig a hole for him first thing in the morning."
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"...don't give much heat."
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"In a weeks' time, the buzzards and the ants will have done away with him anyway."
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"I don't know what's getting into me. Was that really a tiger?"
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"[LEAVES RUSTLING]"
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"What if his eyes are open, looking at me?"
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"Yeah, pretty soon, not even the bones will be left to tell the story."
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"CURTIN: I came to in the middle of the night."
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"What do you mean?"
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"I thought about waiting for him and letting him have it..."
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"So I decided to crawl away like a poisoned dog."
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"Mighty big temptation, partner, believe me."
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"After I was down he shot me a second time just to make sure."
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"- Easy, you're talking too much. - Don't you worry about me."
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"I mean, he's not a real killer, as killers go."
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"Burro."
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"[GOLD HAT SPEAKS IN SPANISH]"
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"- You ain't going. - Who says so?"
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"Have you got any cigarettes?"
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"GOLD HAT: Bueno."
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"- Going to Durango? - Yeah."
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"GOLD HAT: How much is the pay?"
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"I gotta get some money. I haven't got a red cent."
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"No, I'm not alone."
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"Yeah? I could use a good mule driver..."
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"- Seems to me like hides. - Yeah."
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"Yeah. That's what they are, hides."
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"[PANTING]"
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"[BANDITS LAUGHING]"
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"[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]"
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"[TRUMPET PLAYING SOLEMN SONG]"
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"- Dobbs is dead. - What?"
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"- Shooting. - Volley. Execution, probably."
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"[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]"
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"[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]"
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"[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]"
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"[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]"
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"[WIND HOWLING]"
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"Looks like a norther."
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"[BOTH RESUME LAUGHING HYSTERICALLY]"
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"...for telling people things they wanna hear. Good medicine men are born, not made."
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"Not half as bad as you figure it'll be before it's happened."
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"It's a deal."
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"Say, buddy, will you stake a fellow...?"
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"You try shining shoes in the street..."
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"...getting bigger and bigger and bigger."
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"...said the other night..."
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"If I had the money, you'd get it first thing. I'll put you both on my next contract."
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"- Who pulled me out? HOWARD: Curtin did."
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"CURTIN: Looking at it that way, you're right."
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"...waste time and money to find another gold mine."
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"That so?"
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"Who's not civilized?"
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"We wouldn't stop at anything to protect our interests."
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"Building barricades that move. An old Indian trick."
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"CURTIN: This is the first day we've had to handle everything."
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"I know you for what you are."
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"For a long time you've had it in mind to bump me off the first opportunity..."
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"He'll be looking for you and not me."
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