Arrowhead Page #3

Synopsis: Chief of Scouts Ed Bannon narrowly avoids an Apache ambush while working with the cavalry stationed at Fort Clark, Texas. The US Army is trying to talk peace with the Apaches and move them to reservations in Florida, and they take Bannon's efforts as detrimental to their new policies, so they fire him. When the Apache chief's son Torinada returns from an Eastern education, Bannon becomes highly suspicious of his motives based run-ins with Torinada in the past. Bannon continues shadowing the proceedings to the chagrin of both the US Army and the Apache warrior.
Production: Paramount Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.2
PASSED
Year:
1953
105 min
152 Views


There.

-I confirm.

-You got any more

on this Carshera Tempest?

-I'm sorry, that is classified.

-You were just starting

to get interesting.

-Attention, any survivors come in.

Please make contact.

Evac in 30 minutes.

-You Okay?

-I heard from the ship.

They're leaving.

Now.

-So are you coming?

-Yeah.

Are you?

Not leaving without Datas.

-I meant what I

said back there.

About your clothes?

They see you like that

they shoot you in the spot.

-What happened to ???

Let's go.

???

-This is the final call

from Arrowhead.

The escape pods are ready for launch.

If there is anybody out

there, we are leaving.

-They can't hear us?

-Arrowhead, do not leave!

-Hey! Wait!

Kye?

Hurry!

No, no, no,

no, no!

Whoa!

-I have knowledge!

Are you listening, Tarren Hollis?

-I'm listening.

Kye?

Symbiosis

-You mentioned Symbiosis.

Would you like to explore?

-No.

You know what? Don't prompt

me. If I want to know something I'll ask.

-Yes, that makes sense.

Welcome, guest!

-So how did it feel?

-Like I was asleep.

Nightmare.

-How does it feel now?

-Like I'm awake.

-So you mean you...you feel fine?

-I feel cold.

I feel heavier.

But I feel good, I...

can't explain it.

-I kept going.

After you were taken.

Made it to the Arrowhead.

-And?

Any food?

Medicine?

-No.

-Any escape pods left?

How long was I gone?

-Almost four days.

Still got time.

-For what?

-That thing

you had to do.

-Time yeah.

Options no.

Unless you figured out

a way to get this shuttle in the air.

-We can't fly it.

But we aren't the

only ones still here.

Are we?

Oleander.

-You wait here.

-Scan error.

Welcome, Norman Oleander.

-Son of a b*tch!

REEF ?

How long to Liberation Day?

-76 days until Liberation Day.

-You hear that?

We're getting out of here.

-What about Oleander?

-Can't come with us.

What?

-I remember you.

You were in the early

guard protecting my father.

-Yeah.

I know.

-You weren't gonna say anything?

-What's the point?

I don't know you.

You don't know me.

Not really.

You're not a kid anymore.

You're old enough

to protect yourself.

-I'm not asking you

to protect me.

I'm just saying.

The man I remember wouldn't

just leave somebody to die.

-You don't know anything about me.

-But I do remember

that you used to be funny.

You used to smile

at us just to see us laugh.

I'm looking at you now,

Kye and

your eyes,

they're different.

And you've got this

scowl that drains the mood out of a room.

And your hands...they

shake when you think too hard.

Do you even remember

that man I'm talking about?

-If I let your

friend on board

I'd jeopardize my only

chance to get to New Holland.

And I lose the last person

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Charles Marquis Warren

Charles Marquis Warren (December 16, 1912 — August 11, 1990) was an American motion picture and television writer, producer, and director who specialized in the western genre. He is notable for his involvement in creating the television series Rawhide and in adapting the radio series Gunsmoke for television. more…

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