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Clips from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)

"Is that Pat McCormick or am I seeing things?"
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"CURTIN: Let's get him. - Let's get him hard."
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"Why don't you and me go and buy me shopping things?"
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"[SPEAKS IN SPANISH]"
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"[SPEAKS IN SPANISH]"
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"WOMAN: Okay."
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"Three shots of rye."
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"CURTIN: Make mine brandy, Three Star."
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"I suppose you're wondering about that money that's coming to you."
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"CURTIN: We want what's coming to us and we want it right now."
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"Well, boys, I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll give you 25 percent."
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"I guess I can make it 30 percent. The balance, the middle of next week?"
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"Every cent or you won't walk out of here. You'll be carried out."
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"Let's don't stop being friends. How about another drink?"
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"Two more brandies. Put the bottle on the bar."
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"[BOTH GRUNTING]"
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"[McCORMICK PANTING]"
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"DOBBS: Yeah, give us our money."
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"[GROANING]"
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"[SIGHS]"
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"...three hundred."
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"- That's it, ain't it, Curt? CURTIN: Yeah, that's it."
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"DOBBS: You know something, Curt? CURITN: What?"
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"We ain't very smart, hanging around Tampico waiting for a job."
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"...pushing guys for dimes and sleeping around in freight cars."
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"That's right. Got any ideas?"
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"Yeah."
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"What about?"
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"It ain't any riskier than waiting around here for a break..."
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"One thing, living in the open is cheaper than it is here in Tampico."
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"Our money would last longer."
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"The longer it lasts, the greater our chance of digging something up would be."
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"- That old man would know. - Yeah, he could give us some pointers."
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"He's too old to take along. We'd have to pack him on our backs."
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"You can't tell about some of those old guys."
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"I don't know what gold looks like in the ground."
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"Uh... Not much, when you come right down to it."
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"We might have use for an experienced guy like that old-timer."
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"Will I go? Heh. Well, what a question. Of course I'll go."
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"Any time, any day, I was waiting for two guys to ask me."
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"Out for gold? I'm always at your service."
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"I got 300 bucks ready cash in the bank. Two hundred, I'm all set to invest."
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"Last money I got. When that's gone, I'm finished."
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"If you don't take a risk, can't make a gain."
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"- How much dough you guys got to put in? - I got 150 bucks and Curtin's got the same."
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"Bandit country's where we'd be going. We ought to have 600 between us."
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"- Not a red cent. BOY: Señor."
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"Please, señor. Whoever draws the lucky number gives a present to..."
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"I don't want any lottery ticket."
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"What? Wait a minute. What did you first say?"
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"He sold you the winning ticket."
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"Si, señor."
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"DOBBS: It's the winner? - Two hundred peso prize."
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"CURITN: Where?"
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"- Hey, that's my number. - Sure enough."
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"Just look at that fat, rich printed number."
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"That's the kind of sugar Poppa likes. Oh, 200 pesos."
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"Here, son, here's a present for you with my blessing."
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"BOY: Muchas gracias, señor."
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"- Congratulations. - Congratulations, yourself."
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"Didn't he just say we needed 600 bucks? That's what we've got now, ain't it?"
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"- Yeah, but... - But what?"
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"If we make a find, we'll be lighting our cigars with $100 bills."
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"If we don't, the difference between what I put up..."
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"Put her there, part."
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"[TRAIN HORN BLARING]"
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"We'll buy our burros at Perla and head northwest away from the railroad."
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"No use looking nearby a railroad, or any kind of a road at all..."
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"...because construction engineers examine every bit of ground around the road..."
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"...while they're building. We go where there's no trails."
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"Where no surveyor or anybody who knows anything about prospecting has been before."
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"The best place to go to..."
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"...anybody works on a salary wouldn't go because he wouldn't risk his hide."
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"[GUNSHOT THEN GLASS SHATTERS]"
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"[YELLING IN SPANISH]"
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"I got three of them. How many did you get?"
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"CURTIN: A couple. - I'm one up. I bet I got more."
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"I got three. Nice shooting, eh?"
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"Look at that hole two inches from my head. That was close."
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"That bandit with the gold hat, I had my sights on him, nice as you please."
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"The train gave a jolt and I missed. Wish I'd got him."
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"Big boulder on the track, so train stop."
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"- Not many passengers get killed. - Here's where we're bound for."
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"Don't show whether there's mountain, swamp or desert."
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"That shows the makers of the map don't know."
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"Blow our noses too. Believe it or not, I knew a fellow..."
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"...who could smell gold like a jackass can smell water."
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"[BURROS BRAYING]"
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"[SPEAKING SPANISH]"
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"We're going into country very wild and dangerous."
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"Glad to hear such tall tales because that means few outsiders have set foot there."
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"Well, let's get going."
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"[BOY SPEAKS IN SPANISH]"
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"DOBBS: Oh."
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"Hey."
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"If there was gold in them mountains, how long would it have been there?"
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"Millions and millions of years, wouldn't it?"
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"What's our hurry?"
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"A couple of days more or less ain't gonna make any difference."
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"Remember what you said back in Tampico..."
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"That was when I took him for an ordinary human being..."
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"Look at him climb, will you?"
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"What gets me is how he can go all day long in the sun without any water."
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"...I'd have stayed in Tampico and waited for another job to turn up."
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"DOBBS: Hey. CURITN: What's the matter?"
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"Look."
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"- Look at it glitter. It's yellow too, like... - Like..."
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"BOTH: Gold."
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"Howard. Howard. Howard! Howard."
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"Come back, we've found something."
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"Hey, look. Hey, look, Curt, there's a vein of it here in this rock."
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"And look here. Look, it's all around."
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"What else could it be?"
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"Only gold shines and glitters like that."
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"Look, from the looks of things..."
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"...we've struck it rich."
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"- Look, it's all over here. - We found... What do you call it?"
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"- Mother lode. - Right."
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"Howard. Come on. Look. Look."
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"Here, look at this rock. It's full of gold. Veins of it."
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