Almost Heroes Page #2
- PG-13
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- 1998
- 90 min
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- I told him he can't.
- She's not my wife.
Not my wife. I buy her.
She belong to me as a property.
Well, the distinction has been noted.
Unfortunately, as you can see,
the boats have been fully loaded...
and we haven't even taken on my hats
and tea service.
They say you can't come.
You didn't let me finish.
Certainly we can make room.
I mean, who needs tea?
Let it be known...
that if I catch any man looking at her...
I will cut him like a pig.
Yes, I'll see if I can work that
into my speech.
Father.
Dear Lord in Heaven...
bless us as we leave this Christian world...
and give us courage to bring
your gospel of love and tolerance...
to the ignorant,
Amen.
- All right. Let's go!
- Hold on, Mr. Hunt. Hold on, everyone.
to commemorate our embarkation.
Here we go.
Men, we are about to embark
on an unprecedented adventure...
to the great Northwest.
Unfortunately, Lewis and Clark
have a two-week head start...
so time is of the essence.
We will be pushing up the Missouri.
What? Against the current?
Mightn't it be easier
to go down the Mississippi...
- instead of up the Missouri?
- Yes, it most certainly would be.
We could go to New Orleans instead.
Gentlemen,
we have already been to New Orleans.
Sir, I've been to New Orleans.
It's wonderful.
I've been there as well.
The food alone is worth the trip.
The food, sir.
New Orleans.
All right, fine!
Any man who is too cowardly
to share the greatest adventure...
in our young country's history...
the decadence of New Orleans, well...
then go right ahead.
Mr. Hunt, do something.
Next man who leaves for New Orleans...
will do so with a lead ball in his back!
Need I remind you
that you all have signed contracts?
What about them?
- They will be dealt with.
- By who?
- All right, they escaped.
- Now get in the boat!
Everyone.
And so our journey begins.
I believe the men and I share
a tremendous sense of excitement...
and anticipation for what lies ahead.
Thank you, Higgins.
Your music will be a welcome companion
on our long journey.
Men, we'll be following
the map of trapper Pierre LeBlanc...
who explored the Missouri in 1792.
Hunt,
you've traversed most of these territories.
Tell the men
what they might expect to encounter.
Okay. Well...
- what I remember most were the animals.
- The animals.
Fearsome beasts
of the mountains and plains.
I seen a bear so powerful...
that it snapped a man's body in half
with his huge jaws.
I seen a badger with paws
as big as frying pans.
They'd rip your face right off. Right off!
There's nothing you can do with that.
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