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Clips from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)

"I don't know what that means. Must be the highest honor they can bestow."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"Yeah, I'm all fixed for the rest of my natural life."
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"I'm no worse off than I was in Tampico."
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"All I'm out is a couple hundred bucks when you come right down to it."
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"- Not much compared to what Dobbsie lost. - Any special place you're bent on going?"
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"No, all places are the same to me."
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"You can keep my share of what the burros and the hides will bring..."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"...if you use it to buy a ticket to Dallas. See Cody's widow. Better than writing."
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"And besides, it's July and the fruit harvest."
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"How about it?"
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"Well, let's get going."
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"- Well, goodbye, Curtin. - Goodbye, Howard."
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"- Good luck. - Same to you."
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"[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]"
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"...or peddling lemonade out of a bucket and your hash is settled."
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"Never get another job from an American."
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"Now you put the bite on me again."
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"I don't think you'd do that."
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"How much we got left of that 10 he gave us, Dobbsie?"
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"Do you believe what that old man who was doing all the talking at the Oso Negro..."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"It all depends on whether or not the guy who finds it is the right guy."
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"The way I see it..."
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"The fact is I haven't been paid off on that contract yet myself."
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"DOBBS: Here's for the drinks and the use of the cantina."
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"That old man in the Oso Negro started me to thinking."
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"Bandits get big surprise because soldiers on the train waiting for them."
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"Burro."
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"[WIND WHISTLING]"
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"I'm thinking we ought to give up..."
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"But maybe it would be a good idea..."
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"I owe my life to you, partner."
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"One thing's for sure. I'm not gonna go prospecting..."
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"One summer, when I was a kid..."
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"Tell us about it, Dobbsie."
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"Oh, 25,000 is plenty as far as I'm concerned."
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"CURTIN: Where is Dobbs?"
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"I'm not that dumb."
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"The two days I'd be gone would give you time to discover where my goods are."
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"- What's the idea? - Put your hands up."
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"- Mighty rugged country hereabouts. - Yeah."
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"Tonight, you're our guest."
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"I can't figure this bird out. Is he wise to us or isn't he?"
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"I thought I was among civilized men who wouldn't begrudge me fresh water."
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"I claim killing me isn't it."
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"They're not soldiers, they're bandits. After guns and ammunition."
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"DOBBS: Better not come any closer."
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"He's dead."
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"One less gun."
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"- If they're up to what I think, it ain't funny. - What's that?"
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"[GOLD HAT SHOUTING IN SPANISH]"
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"DOBBS: Supposing he has?"
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"There's a letter from Dallas too. This must be his home."
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"I realize, of course, that..."
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"Little Jimmy is fine, but he misses his daddy almost as much as I do."
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"Steady, boys."
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"DOBBS: Eating a meal of roast turkey and drinking a bottle of tequila probably."
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"Get off your soapbox. You only sound foolish out here in this wilderness."
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"I see right through you."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"Was I right, or was I?"
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"I'm gonna tell him you tied me to a tree and made your getaway taking all the goods."
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"If somebody saw them circling, they'd know something was dead."
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"I got it. The tiger."
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"I figured he'd come back in the morning to see if I still had a flicker of life."
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"Matches?"
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"I know who you are. You're the guy in the hole."
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"Burros."
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"[ALL CONTINUE LAUGHING]"
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"Their whole legislature."
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"- How about yourself? What do you aim to do? - I haven't got any idea."
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"You're young yet. You've got plenty of time to make three or four fortunes for yourself."
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"I'm no exception to the rule."
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"- Mr. Dobbs and Mr. Curtin, Señorita... - López."
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"We'd have to have equipment, all right."
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"I've only seen it in jewelry-store windows and people's mouths."
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"Let's go hunt him up right away."
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"- Wouldn't it be easier to file a claim? - Easier, but not so profitable."
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"Till morning sometimes."
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"DOBBS: I think I'll see if the burros are all right."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"Have every Indian in the mountain on our trail. We'd be scalped in half an hour."
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"Not for a moment did I ever intend to rob you or do you any harm."
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"Lucky for me."
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"Oh, go get them, sic them time."
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"Yeah, seems between them they had a diamond ring..."
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"Why don't the bandits wait here, fight?"
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"Well, I caught this guy stealing our water."
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"- Now listen to me. - I'll listen..."
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"For."
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"I'm going."
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"- Ha-ha-ha. - This is no laughing matter."
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"[LIEUTENANT ORDERS IN SPANISH]"
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"- State lottery, señor? - Beat it. I ain't buying no lottery tickets."
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"Cigarette?"
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"- Ah, it's hot. - Yeah."
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"You said it, brother. If I could get a job that'd bring enough to buy passage..."
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
"- Four thousand pesos, it's a big prize. - Get away from me, you little beggar."
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"[CASH REGISTER DINGS]"
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"I never looked at your face, just your hands and the money you gave."
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"I don't know what's happened. He's probably drunk."
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"[FERRY CHUGGING NEARBY]"
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"McCORMICK: Okay, you guys, get aboard."
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"- I'm your man. - Come on."
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"[BELL RINGING]"
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"Hey, mister, will you stake a fellow American to a meal?"
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"...the sooner we'll be back in town drinking cold beer."
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"An agent was to be here with the dough. Don't know what could've happened."
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"You'll be paid as we step off the ferry."
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"Say, you two guys meet me over at the Cantina Madrid."
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"If I was a native, I'd get me a can of shoe polish and I'd be in business."
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"I mean he hires dumb guys like you to work for him."
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"I know a joint that's full of rats, scorpions and cockroaches."
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"MAN 2: Never thought of it like that. - There's no other explanation."
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"Gold's a devilish sort of thing."
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"- You ever rig a camp? - Sure."
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"I'd take only what I set out to get."
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"Finally you say, "Lord, let me just find $5000 worth."
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"MAN 2: Five thousand dollars is a lot of money."
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"Yeah, it's coming to us working 16, 18 hours a day like we do."
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"Yeah. I know what gold does to men's souls."
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"- I ain't seen a buck out of you yet. - You'll get your dough, all right..."
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"How about our pay? And when do we get it?"
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