The Last Outlaw Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1993
- 93 min
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Full of holes,
come on!
Shut up, Potts.
What's the problem
singing, Potts?
[Trying To Sing]
Loomis!
What's his problem?
Whoa, Buck.
Easy boy.
Leave him.
Eustis.
Worthless
piece of sh*t.
He's done.
[wWhistle]
Graff says
to leave him, Eustis.
Come on.
Lovecraft,
what you savvy?
I savvy Graff's
going one way
And Eustis ain't.
Aaaaahhhh!
Lovecraft, f*** him!
Loomis, I can help you.
But you gotta ride.
You, all right?
Eustis...
Aaahhhh!
Loomis.
You gotta ride.
Eu! Don't dally.
Come on.
Hang on, Loomis!
Hang on!
..A soldier obeys...
..Or dies.
..But I couldn't
..Leave Loomis.
..And yet, even as I rode
..To help him
..I knew the life I was
..Trying to save
..Was not Loomis',
..But my own.
Loomis, you ok?
I said leave him.
Never.
Well, let me
simplify things.
Graff, he's one of us.
We can't leave him.
You can't ride, son.
[Thunder]
He used to be rich.
Graff had himself a plantation
down Mississippi way.
A wife,
three daughters.
Blue coats came when he was
off with forest cavalry,
Burned the place
to the ground.
They raped his wife and daughters
in front of each other
And then shot them. I was
with him when he heard.
It was the night before
the battle of Atlanta.
And I saw his eyes.
Something...
Something died in them,
boys.
He never cracked
at that battle
And it was
the bloodiest of the war.
I learned everything
I know'd off him.
Now I'm gonna run
you all to Mexico,
Get you there
as safe as I can,
Same as he'd a done.
Then I'll be free.
Nobody ever stuck their
hide out for me before.
That's about all
I can do for you.
I know I said we'd
never leave you,
But I hope we don't have
to leave that leg behind.
Thanks, Eustis.
Maybe it'd be
better if you rode
On the back
of old John with me.
Oh no. I'm good.
You're not
that good.
I had 30 men
back in that town.
We was preparing to
come out into the hills
Looking
you vermin.
Figured it might
take a month.
By the grace of God,
you found us.
I'm much obliged,
outlaw.
Where's the money,
Graff?
Any of y'all
got a smoke?
I want to kill him now.
I sure could
use a smoke.
Give him a cigarette,
for Christ's sake.
Here you go.
Your men have stolen
thousands of dollars
Of my bank's money.
You talk, damn you.
Sharp.
Go ahead.
Pull the trigger.
Suits me.
Sharp!
You better talk,
drummer boy.
You done killed
10 of my men.
Now I've got you.
Now I want Eustis
and I want Philo
And Goddamn you,
I want all the rest!
Maybe I do, too.
McClintock,
We ain't gonna get
nothing out of this outlaw.
We's wasting our time
while them other outlaws
Is getting away.
Now, let's send
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