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Clips from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)

"I wouldn't talk or even think about women."
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"Ain't good for your health."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"...when we get so much, we pull up stakes."
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"- What do you think the limit ought to be? - Say $25,000 apiece."
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"Oh, 50,000 anyway, 75 would be more like it."
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"Take a year, if the vein held out. Wouldn't be likely."
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"What's a year more or less when that kind of money is to be had?"
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"- Enough to last me the rest of my lifetime. - Well, sure, you're old. I'm young."
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"Twenty-five thousand in one piece is more than I ever expected to get."
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"DOBBS: Small potatoes. - There's no use making hogs of ourselves."
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"Hog, am I?"
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"I'd be within my rights if I demanded half again as much as you get."
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"So you did, Dobbsie, and I always meant to pay you back."
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"In any civilized place the biggest investor gets the biggest return, don't he?"
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"Ha. That's one thing in favor of the wilds."
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"It'd be wise not to put things on a money basis."
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"Here you are, Dobbs. What I owe you with interest."
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"I just don't like being called a hog, that's all."
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"[BURROS GRUNTING]"
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"[GUN COCKS]"
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"HAROLD: Better not jump out. I might have let you have it."
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"DOBBS: Out for a midnight stroll?"
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"HAROLD: Tiger around, I went to see the burros."
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"CURTIN: What's up? - Nothing's up."
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"CURTIN: He's sure taking a long time out there."
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"I think I'll go have a look-see."
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"Where's Curtin?"
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"He's out there somewhere. Said he was gonna have a look-see."
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"It's me again, but I won't take my turn."
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"Can't catch me sleeping. Don't you ever believe that."
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"The day you try to put anything over on me..."
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"...it'll be a costly one for both of you."
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"Any more lip out of you and I'll up and let you have it."
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"If you know what's good for you..."
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"You ought to get a load of Dobbs. He's talking to himself."
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"Something's eating him, I don't know what."
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"He's just spoiling for trouble."
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"How about you go into the village?""
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"Who does Howard think he is, ordering me around?"
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"What's that, Dobbs?"
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"- Nothing. - Look out."
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"- It's a bad sign when a guy talks to himself. - Yeah? Who else am I gonna talk to?"
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"Certainly not you or Curtin."
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"- Fine partners you two are. - Something up your nose?"
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"Don't get the idea you two are putting anything over."
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"You know more than I do."
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"Why am I to go to the village instead of you and Curtin?"
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"Fear along those lines, take your goods with you."
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"If you run into them, you'd be out of luck anyway."
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"- They'd kill you for the shoes on your feet. - So that's it. Everything's clear now."
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"You're hoping bandits will get me."
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"All right, Dobbs, forget about it."
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"You mind telling me what this is about?"
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"- So that's where your goods are hidden. - What's the trouble here?"
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"- I saw a Gila monster crawl under it. - Brother, I gotta hand it to you."
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"You can certainly pick up a good story when you need one."
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"Let's see you stick your hand in and get your goods out."
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"- Go ahead. DOBBS: Sure, I will."
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"But you try any bad moves..."
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"Reach in and get your goods."
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"They never let go, do they, once they grab onto you?"
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"By that time, the victim doesn't care. He's dead."
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"- Isn't that right, Howard? HOWARD: I reckon."
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"Why don't you stick your hand in, get your treasure?"
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"Couldn't be because you're scared after you've been shooting your mouth off?"
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"I'll kill you, you dirty, thieving..."
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"Another bad move out of you and I'll blow you to kingdom come."
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"[CROWD SPEAKING IN SPANISH]"
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"[LIEUTENANT CONTINUES YELLING IN SPANISH]"
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"The Federales are very efficient."
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"...pearl earrings, money..."
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"...and a railway ticket with the date of the Aguascalientes robbery on it."
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"They've been here several days, drinking, shooting."
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"The villagers are afraid to stick their noses out."
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"Where are they taking them now?"
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"- The cemetery. - Oh."
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"[CURTIN & SHOPKEEPER SPEAKING IN SPANISH]"
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"The Federales don't operate in our American way."
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"Against them, no hideout is any use."
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"They know all the tricks of the bandits."
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"Yeah, you can bet your sweet soul they'll trace down..."
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"...every last one of that group that attacked the train."
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"It'll take time, months maybe, but they'll do it."
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"[CONTINUES SPEAKING SPANISH]"
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"My name's Cody."
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"- What's your game? - I'm a hunter."
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"- Professional? - Yeah."
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"Ever seen anything that looked like pay dirt?"
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"No."
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"I've a hunch there's loads of the real goods up in those mountains."
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"No, I know the whole landscape around here."
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"- There's nothing doing here for gold. - I can look at a hill five miles away..."
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"...and tell you whether it carries an ounce or a shipload."
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"There's indications in this valley, lots of indications."
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"- You don't say so. - Yes, I say so."
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"[GUNFIRE]"
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"So much for those bandits."
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"You gotta hand it to the Mexicans when it comes to swift justice."
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"Once the Federales get their mitts on a criminal they know just what to do."
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"Hand him a shovel, tell him to dig. He's deep enough..."
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"...they tell him to put the shovel down, smoke a cigarette and say his prayers."
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"In another five minutes he's being covered over with the earth he dug out."
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"Yeah, you gotta hand it to them, all right."
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"I meant what I said about going along with you. Those are my burros."
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"I'm ready to start if you'll let me go with you to your camp."
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"Thanks anyway, but I prefer going it by myself."
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"- Good luck. CODY: Adiós."
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"Burros."
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"Come on, burros."
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"Every time I hit a high point and looked, I could see he was still coming."
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"I guess it's only a matter of time till he shows up here."
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"- I move we tell him straight off to beat it. - Now, no, that'd be foolish."
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"He'd sit for an hour playing the innocent and then report us to the officials."
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"We couldn't stay and we couldn't take our goods with us when we left."
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"He might like to wander. You can't shoot him for that."
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"If you were to shoot him it might come out."
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"We can push him off one of them rocks, claim it an accident."
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"Just who's gonna do the pushing, you?"
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"You're sure he was trailing you, are you?"
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"- Absolutely. - How come?"
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