A Man Called Sledge Page #3
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- 1970
- 93 min
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...I'll gladly accommodate you.
You make one sound
and you'll be all over the ceiling.
And you, put your hands on the
counter and keep your mouth shut.
Old man.
that other store.
You go over and tell him
the sheriff wants to talk to him.
And the rest of you
get out of town, nice and easy.
You'll never make it
out the door, Sledge.
Yeah, you know me.
The name, the face
and the price, huh?
If I don't get out, you don't.
You ain't gonna get a chance
to sit around a stove...
...remembering your one day of glory.
That deputy of yours don't get
over here, your twilight years are over.
Easy, now.
- Boss, you want me?
- Yeah, Dolgh. Come on in.
It's Sledge, look out!
Get him. Get him.
Try anything else
and you'll have a closed coffin.
Cindy! Cindy!
Mommy!
We gotta get the hell out of here.
They're setting up a crossfire.
Toby's trying to make it back in.
Oh, how many times
they wanna kill him?
he's already dead.
This is Ripley.
Hold your fire.
Hold your fire!
You tell them we're walking out.
All of us.
You two-bit Wyatt Earp, tell them.
Don't believe all that crap about
your tin star. You bleed just like we do.
We're coming out.
We got your sheriff.
Now, stay out of the streets.
Anybody sights a rifle,
fires a shot...
...you got yourselves a dead sheriff.
Hooker, see if you can coax
Goldie May over here.
Goldie May, here.
Come on, Goldie May.
Come on, baby, come on.
Come on, baby.
Come on, baby. Come on.
Come on, now. Come on.
Come on, come on, come on.
Easy, there. Come on, baby.
Easy. Come on.
Now, hold it.
Hooker.
Put him up on Goldie May with Toby.
Tie him good around him.
Where are you taking me?
I'm gonna let them Apaches
you use for trackers find you.
Ride him, Toby.
Ride him straight to hell!
We've been outnumbered before...
...and for a hell of a lot less money.
Must be some reason
nobody ever tried to take it.
What's the longest distance
you ever followed them?
After they leave prison,
about five miles.
Well, that ain't very far.
every step of the way.
Somewhere there's gotta be a place
where we can take it.
That's what we're gonna look for.
I don't like the idea
of those guards being professionals.
Forget it.
They haven't used
those guns in 10 years.
They ain't professionals.
We are.
Stay here. I'm going down
to see how close I can get.
Rider coming.
Rider coming!
Seen a lot of formations in my time,
but never one like that cross.
The hell with it.
You couldn't take it with a pope.
Relax.
Don't you even know the sound
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