The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Page #3
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- 1966
- 178 min
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...of derailing a train in order to rob the passengers...
What'd you find out, Shorty?
If you ask me, it seems like a book!
An armed unit, escorting a cash box of gold coins, meets a Yankee ambush...
...and only three of them are saved.
Stevens, Baker, and Jackson.
The thing that wasn't saved, though, was the coins.
But then the Army decides, of course, it ought to hold a hearing...
...and Jackson's acquitted.
He disappears, and becomes Bill Carson.
I know his name.
But you don't know just who you're lookin' for, and I do!
And when he's found, I'd be scared to be put in his shoes!
- Where is Carson? - All I know is Carson re-enlisted.
The poor guy's minus an eye.
He lives with a girl called Maria, who'll tell you.
She's a fresh young whore in the territory.
Where is she?
Now, what's the name of that town? It's someplace very near...
Santa Ana.
Adiós, half-soldier.
Hand me down a whiskey!
Glad they got him. A man guilty of all those crimes!
People with ropes around their necks don't always hang.
What do you mean?
Even a filthy beggar like that has a protecting angel.
A golden-haired angel watches over him.
Of all these crimes, the accused has made a full, spontaneous confession.
Therefore, we condemn him to be hung by the neck until dead.
May the Lord have mercy on his soul. Proceed.
Let's get the hell out of here!
What are you saying? Anybody can miss a shot?
Nobody misses when I'm at the end of the rope!
You never had a rope around your neck. Well, I'm going to tell you something.
When that rope starts to pull tight, you can feel the devil bite your ass!
Yeah, you're right.
It's getting tougher.
The way I figure...
...there's really not too much future with a sawed-off runt like you.
What do you mean?
'Cause I don't think you'll ever be worth more than $ .
What do you mean?
I mean, our partnership is untied.
Oh no, not you.
You remain tied.
I'll keep the money, and you can have the rope.
You filthy, double-crossing bastard! Of all the stinking, dirty tricks...
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