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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
156 Views


speak with you about

a theory regarding your condition.

-You just spoke.

-This is a new theory.

I believe that the creature could

in fact be a reborn Norman Oleander.

And I believe that you and

he share the same symbiotic condition.

Only his transformation

seems to be a permanent one.

If I were to obtain a tissue

sample of the Oleander creature,

perhaps by baiting and trapping it,

I believe I could help you

overcome your condition.

Or has that slipped your mind?

-No, it hasn't slipped my mind.

Alright?

It's the only thing on my mind.

-Have you considered a greater sacrifice?

-You mean death?

-Yes.

The death of this body.

it is possible that death is

now a part of your life cycle.

Three years ago you

destroyed Norman Oleander.

His skeleton remains,

yet it seems

his consciousness somehow lives on

in a new, replicated body.

Though there is a distinct possibility

that you could return in

permanent creature form

as he does.

-You're gonna wake me up,

transform me back.

-I will try.

-You will try.

Why don't you try dying?

See if you feel like

yourself when you come back?

I'm not killing myself just so

I can fight it with a fresh coat of paint.

alright?

I'm doing just fine.

-I'm rarely wrong, Kye.

Kill yourself.

-Come to me.

Come on.

Come on. Come to me.

Come on...

Come on...

Come on...

REEF!!!!

You damn genius.

We should talk more often!

-This is interesting.

I have cross-referenced

the Arrowhead crew medical records

and the tissue sample

does indeed match

that of Norman Oleander.

Although these cells have been

reproduced from a single source

most likely his original body.

Perhaps this strange sound could

lead you to its location.

-It was the same sound

the night I killed Oleander?

You heard that before?

-Yes. I also heard it

when you slit your own throat.

It seems as if something on this moon

is responding to your deaths vocally.

As if it were a mother

mourning the loss of its young.

Its power to recreate you is

activated each time you die.

Why does your hand shake?

-It's fine.

-Your body has been regenerated.

All of your physical elements

have been erased.

But the shake in your hand is consistent.

I would like it if you told me why.

-I don't know. I'm not...

I'm not a biologist.

-I have knowledge!

You mentioned biologist.

May I suggest a related topic?

-No.

-I apologize, Kye .

Will I really get a chance

to speak about her?

I've been wanting to speak

to you about it.

But I cannot, without being prompted.

-Yes, REEF, what is it?

-Here is some suggested material.

Would you like to explore?

-Am I gonna like

what I see?

-I don't know.

-You recorded this?

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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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