The Magnificent Seven Ride! Page #2

Synopsis: Marshal Chris Adams turns down a friend's request to help stop the depredations of a gang of Mexican bandits. When his wife is killed by bank robbers and his friend is killed capturing the last thief, Chris feels obligated to take up his friend's cause and recruits a writer and five prisoners to destroy the desperadoes.
Genre: Action, Western
Director(s): George McCowan
Production: MGM
 
IMDB:
5.6
PG
Year:
1972
100 min
98 Views


I owe Jim Mackay a lot,

and I don't do anything for him.

I can't seem to do anything right.

Sure you can.

Come on.

Chris, how come

I'm in chains and Walt isn't?

He promised not to get away.

- And you believed him?

- Yeah, I believed him. Come on.

(Chris) Hold it.

I'm sorry, Chris,

but these irons spoil my aim.

- (Chris) Hello, Skinner.

- I'll see you next time I bust out.

I'll be here.

Beats me where he hid it. He learns hard.

- Forget about it.

- If you say so.

All right, bring 'em on.

Hold it. Wait a minute. Leave him.

Shelly.

You go on home. And stay out of trouble.

Hold it, Marshal.

I got an order to bring him in.

You had an order. Go on, get.

Yaah!

Come on.

(Skinner) Bust him, Pepe.

Damn you, Chris!

You give everybody a break but me!

(Skinner) Kill the bastard.

That lousy kid doesn't deserve letting off!

(Pepe) I'll kill you.

I will, Chris.

- I'll kill you.

- Not if I get to him first.

Pepe.

Thanks.

A glass of water.

I put this on your bill.

You can play me for things

that aren't important.

Just don't try it with anything that is.

I already figured that out for myself.

Wanna get some work done?

OK, the battle of Adobe Walls.

What was that like?

Well, there were 28 of us.

Bat Masterson, me,

Billy Dixon, one woman.

Rest of 'em were buffalo hunters.

Quanah Parker had

What happened?

We had a hell of a fight.

And?

We won.

Waah!

Boy, when I saw that wagon

pullin' out without me,...

.. I never felt so good in all my life.

All the way over, my feet kept saying

"You're free, free, free!"

To do what? Go back to the same life that

made you risk Tucson in the first place?

You're no better off

than you ever were, Shelly.

- Do you feel like comin' home for lunch?

- Yes.

If you think you're gonna

follow us home, forget it.

OK. I'll run over to the restaurant.

You run a bill there too, don't ya?

Shelly, no!

No, Chris.

No! No!

- Any more shooting'll hit her.

- Get up.

- No.

- Get up. Come here.

(Chris groans)

You're gonna be all right, huh?

Hell, I already wrote your epitaph,

had the governor comin' to your funeral.

Thanks.

Well, she nursed you, Chris.

She hasn't slept in 48 hours.

Where's Arrila?

They, uh... took her.

Oh, God.

I guess he just couldn't stand the farm.

(woman) What are you going to do?

Kill them.

Hey, don't die just ridin' along.

That'd be a real anticlimax.

On the other hand, we could say you

left your deathbed, just died on the trail.

That has a real good ring to it.

How far you figure we've come?

I tell you, it feels more like a thousand.

Damn it, my ass hurts.

How can anything stuffed

with hay be this hard?

There's somethin' down there.

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