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Clips from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)

"It ain't gold?"
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"Pyrite. Fool's gold."
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"Not that there ain't plenty of the real stuff."
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"Walked over it four or five times. A place yesterday looked rich..."
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"...but the water for washing the sand was miles away."
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"The other places, there wasn't enough gold to pay us a good day's wages."
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"Next time you strike it rich, holler for me..."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"...before you start splashing water around. Water's precious."
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"Sometimes it can be more precious than gold."
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"- What's up? - Norther, looks like."
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"A "norther"? What's a "norther"?"
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"Big winds from the north this time of year."
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"When they blow hard, this desert country stands right up on its hind legs."
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"[BIRDS HOOTING]"
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"There's only a few more miles of this heavy stuff."
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"Pretty soon we'll be out of this valley."
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"[BOTH SNORING]"
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"You want some beans?"
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"[PLAYING CHEERFUL SONG ON HARMONICA]"
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"...leave the whole outfit..."
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"Go back to civilization."
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"What's that you say? Go back? Ha, ha! Well, tell my old grandmother."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"I got two bedfellows who kick at the first drop of rain..."
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"...and hide when thunder rumbles."
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"Two shoe clerks reading about prospecting for gold..."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"...south of the border or west of the Rockies."
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"Shut your trap. Shut up or I'll smash your head flat."
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"You two would die here more miserable than rats."
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"Oh, leave him alone. Can't you see the old man's nuts?"
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"Nuts? Nuts, am I? Let me tell you something, my two fine bedfellows."
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"You're dumber than the dumbest jackass. Look at each other, will ya?"
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"Ever see anything like yourself for being dumb specimens?"
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"[CACKLING]"
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"You're so dumb..."
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"...you don't see the riches you're treading on with your own feet."
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"Don't expect to find nuggets of molten gold."
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"Up there's where we got to go. Up there."
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"DOBBS: Is that it? HOWARD: That's it, all right."
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"DOBBS: Gold, I mean. HOWARD: Yeah."
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"CURITN: Not much different from sand. - Yeah. It's just like plain sand."
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"- It don't glitter. - It will when it's refined."
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"All we got to do is mine it and get it back there."
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"Gold ain't like stones in a riverbed. It don't cry out to be picked up. Ha."
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"Got to tickle her so she'll come out laughing."
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"Yeah, it's mighty rich. It'll pay good."
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"- How good? - Oh, about 20 ounces to the ton."
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"Depends on how hard we work."
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"Why, when the digging's here?"
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"An emissary from one of those big companies would be here..."
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"Yeah. Well?"
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"DOBBS: Huh."
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"The tanks will leak at first..."
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"...till the boards begin to swell and close the seams."
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"It was all in the finding, I thought. Ha, ha."
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"Thought all you had to do was find it, pick it up, put it in sacks..."
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"HOWARD: You're learning. I won't be able to tell you a thing."
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"- Tank full yet? - Right to the top."
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"Open the sluice gate."
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"How much do you figure it to be now?"
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"Oh, about $5000 worth, I reckon."
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"When are we going to start dividing it up?"
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"Anytime you say."
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"What's the use in dividing it at all? I don't see any point."
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"Why not wait till we get paid and then divide the money?"
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"- Either way suits me. You fellows decide. - I'm for dividing it up as we go along."
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"Make each guy responsible for his own goods."
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"I haven't liked the responsibility of guarding your treasure."
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"Who asked you to?"
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"Ha, ha. That's right. You never asked me."
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"Only I thought I was the most trustworthy of the three."
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"You? Ha! How come?"
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"I said the most trustworthy. As far as being the most honest, no one can say."
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"Suppose you're charged of taking care of the goods."
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"One day I'm deep in the brush and Curtin's on his way to get provisions."
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"That'd be your chance to pack up and leave us in the cold."
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"Only a guy that's a thief at heart would think me likely to do a thing like that."
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"How's about yourself?"
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"Ha, ha. Oh, I'm not quick on my feet any longer."
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"You're a lot tougher than when we started out."
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"You'd get me and string me up in no time."
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"...to cut the proceeds up three ways every night."
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"Swell by me. After we got a couple of hundred ounces..."
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"...it'll be a nuisance carrying bags from our necks."
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"Each of us will have to hide his share of treasure from the other two."
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"Having done so, he'll have to be forever on watch that his hiding place's not discovered."
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"All right."
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"Here she goes three ways."
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"[GRUNTING]"
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"Dobbs."
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"CURTIN: Howard. Howard. Howard."
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"Howard, come quick."
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"[DOBBS GROANS]"
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"He's coming around."
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"Lay still a minute till you get your senses back."
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"What happened?"
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"Part of the mine caved in on you."
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"[GROANING]"
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"HOWARD: No bones broken?"
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"What are you gonna do with your money when we get back and cash in?"
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"I'm getting along in years. I can still hold up my end..."
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"I'll settle down in a quiet place..."
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"...get a little business, hardware, grocery store..."
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"I figure on buying some land and growing fruit. Peaches, maybe."
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"How did you come to settle on peaches?"
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"Boy, it sure was something."
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"Hundreds of people, old and young."
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"Whole families working together."
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"...we used to build big bonfires and sit around and sing to guitar music."
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"We'd go to sleep, wake up and sing, and go to sleep again."
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"Everybody had a wonderful time."
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"...come into blossom and bear."
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"Watching the fruit get big and ripe on the boughs, ready for picking."
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"We're telling each other what we aim to do."
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"Now me, I got it all figured out what I'm gonna do."
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"Well, first off, I'm going to a Turkish bath and I'm gonna sweat and soak..."
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"Then I'm going to a haberdasher and gonna get myself brand-new duds."
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"Dozen of everything."
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"Then I'm going to a swell cafe, order everything on the bill of fare..."
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"...I'm gonna bawl the waiter out, take the whole thing back."
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"Well, what would be?"
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