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[Film Projector Runs] Good night, Pat. Good night. What happened to the old bank?|It was beautiful. People kept robbing it. That's a small price to pay|for beauty. Hit me. Again. Bust! Give me credit,|Mr. Macon? You know my rules, Tom. Well, it looks like|you just about cleaned everybody out,|fella. You haven't lost a hand|since you got the deal. What's the secret|of your success? Prayer. Let’s just|you and me play. Hit it. Bust. Yeah, you're a hell of|a card player, fella. I know, 'cause I'm|a hell of a card player, and I can't even spot|how you're cheating. The money stays,|and you go. Well, we seem to be a little short|on brotherly love around here. If you're with him,|you better get out of here. We're on ourway. I wasn't cheating. Come on. I wasn't cheating! You can die.|You can both die. You hear that? If he invites us|to stay, then we'll go. He's got to invite us|to stick around. He'll draw on you. You don't know|how fast he is. I'm over the hill,|but it can happen to you. That’s just|what I want to hear. Every day you get older.|That's a law. What would you think about maybe asking us|to stick around? What? You don't have to mean it|or anything. Just ask us to stick around.|I promise-- I can't help you,|Sundance. I didn't know you were|the Sundance Kid when I said|you were cheating. I draw on you,|you'll kill me. There's that|possibility. You'd be killing yourself. Why don’t you just invite us|to stick around? You can do it... and easy. Come on. Come on. Why don’t you|stick around? Thanks, but we|got to get going. Hey, Kid. Hey, Kid,|how good are you? Like I been|telling you-- over the hill. Boy, you know, every time I see|Hole-In-The-Wall, it's like seeing it|for the first time. Every time, I ask myself|the same question-- how can I be so damn stupid|to keep coming back? What's your idea|this time? Bolivia. What's Bolivia? Bolivia--that's|a country, stupid. Central or|South America. One or the other. Let's go to Mexico|instead. All they got in Mexico|is sweat. There's too much|of that here. Ifwe'd been in business|during the California gold rush, where would we have gone?|California, right? When I say Bolivia,|you just think California. You wouldn't believe|what they're finding in the ground down there. They’re just|falling into it. Silver mines,|gold mines, tin mines. Payrolls so heavy we'd strain|ourselves stealing them. You just keep thinking,|Butch. That's what you're good at. Boy, I got vision, and the rest of the world|wears bifocals. Hi, News.|What you doing? Aw, howdy, Butch.|Uh, nothing. Nothing. Howdy, Sundance. You sure are. You're|doing something. What? Just fixing to rob|the Union Pacific Flyer, Butch, like what we had in mind. You fellas got everything|I told you all wrong. Sure, we might|hit the Flyer, but even if we do,|it won't be this run. It'll be the next one,|the return. Sundance and me,|we been checking the banks. No banks. What? The Flyer, Butch. Fellas, bad as they are,|banks are better than trains. They don't move.|They stay put. You know|the money's in there. When I left,|I gave orders. New orders|been given. I run things here,|Harvey. Used to you did. Me now. This don't concern you. You tell him|to stay out. Well, he goes his own way,|like always. What's the matter|with you guys? When I came here, you were nothing.|I formed you. Who says? Read them|a clipping, News. Which one? Any of them. This one here's|from Salt Lake Herald. ”Butch Cassidy's|Hole-In-The-Wall Gang...” That's me! You want Harvey|to do your planning? Want him to do your|thinking for you? You want him|to run things? Shut up now, News. Not till I get|to the good part. ”Also known to have|participated in the holdup are Flat Nose Curry|and News Carver.” I just love to read my name|in the paper, Butch. So we just forget|about Logan taking over, O.K., Flat Nose? You always said that any one of us|could challenge you. 'Cause I figured|no one would do it. Figured wrong, Butch. You guys|can't want Logan! At least|he's with us. You been spending|a lot of time gone. Well, that's because|everything's different now. Guns or knives, Butch? You got to plan more,|prepare more. Guns or knives? Neither. Pick! I don't want to shoot|with you, Harvey. Anything you say, Butch. Maybe there's a way|to make a prof it in this. Bet on Logan. I would,|but who'd bet on you? Sundance... when we're done|and he's dead, you're welcome to stay. I don't mean to be|a sore loser, but when it's done,|if I'm dead, kill him. Love to. No, no. Not yet. Not until me and Harvey get the rules|straightened out. Rules in a knife fight? No rules. If there ain't any rules,|let's get started. Someone count|1 , 2, 3, go. 1 , 2, 3, go. I was really rooting|for you, Butch. Well, thank you,|Flat Nose. That's what sustained me|in my time of trouble. Hey, what's this|about the Flyer? Harvey said we'd hit it both this run|and the return. Nobody's done that|to the Flyer before. No matter how much|we got at first, they'd figure|the return was safe and load it up|with money. Harvey thought of that? Yes, sir, he did. I'll tell you something,|fellas. That's exactly what|we're going to do. Stop it. Where? Up ahead there. Bet that's old Butch|himself. Hold it there. Just thought I'd watch. Bring the kids,|why don’t you? Stick your heads in. You’re just going to|get yourself blown up you don't open|that door. I can't do that.|I work for Mr. E.H. Harriman of the Union Pacific|Railroad. He-- Shut up about|that E.H. Harriman stuff and open up. What's going on? We got a patriot|in there. That's young Woodcock.|He's awful dedicated. Woodcock? Yes, sir. You know who we are? You're the Hole-In-The-Wall|Gang, Mr. Cassidy. I understand that, but Mr. E.H. Harriman|himself give me this job. I got to do my best. Your best don't include|getting yourself killed. Dynamite's ready. Mr. E.H. Harriman himself|had the confidence-- Open the door,|or that's it. You think|E.H. Harriman would get himself|killed for you, Woodcock? I work|for Mr. E.H. Harriman of the Union Pacific|Railroad, and he entrusted me-- Hey, Woodcock. Woodcock,|you all right? Hey. Hmm? Whatever Harriman's|paying you ain't enough. There ain't what I'd call|a fortune in there, Butch. Well,just so|we come out ahead. That's the main thing. The Hole-In-The-Wall Gang The Hole-In-The-Wall Gang just robbed the Flyer|right outside ofour town, so that makes it|our responsibility to get out there|and get after them. You'll have to bring|your own horses. How many of you|can bring your own guns? How many of you will want me|to supply you with guns? Well...come on now. I think it's up to us|to do something, don’t you? What's the point? They're probably|halfway to Hole-In-The-Wall|already. That's exactly|why we have got to hurry. If we mount up|right now and get out there|after them, maybe we can head them off. If we did that,|they'd kill us. We don't want to let them|get away with this. [Saloon Girls Singing] Boy, I just eat this up|with a spoon. All right, you se two,|I want you at my party. What party? I'm losing|my piano player. He's going off|to fight the war. What war? The war|with the Spanish. Remember|the Maine. Who can forget it? I'm giving him a send-off.|so come on. ~ Goodbye, Dolly~ ~ I must leave you... ~~ When I was a kid, I always thought|I would grow up to be a hero. It's too late now. Why'd you say something|like that? You didn't have to say|something like that. You want me|to go alone and fight|the Hole-In-The-Wall Gang? That's fine with me. If you want your kids|to know you let me, that's fine with me, but I don't think|that's what you want. Is it? Why don't we enlist,|go fight the Spanish? You and me in the war. We got a lot of things|going for us-- experience, maturity,|leadership. I'll bet|we end up officers. I'd be Major Parker. Parker? Yeah.|That's my real name. Robert Leroy Parker. No fooling? No. Mine's Longbaugh. No fooling. Long what? Harry Longbaugh. So you'd be|Major Longbaugh. What do you say? You just keep thinking,|Butch. That's what you're good at. But you're not frightened. No, sir. You have got respect for me, and I have got|respect for you. That's why you|and you and you are riding with me.|Am I right? Well, what do you say? I say this. I say, ladies|and gentlemen, boys and girls,|friends and enemies, meet the future! The future what? The future mode|of transportation for this weary|Western world. Now, I'm not going to make|a lot of extravagant claims. Sure, it'll changeyour|whole life for the better, but that's all. What the hell do you think|you're doing? You got the crowd together, so I thought I'd do|a little selling. I'm trying to raise|a posse here. A short presentation. The horse is dead. This item sells itself. Are you going to listen|to him or come with me? Butch, Fanny says to|come into her party right now. No oats, no mess,|no kicks, no bites, no running away,|no stepping on your foot. Well, I think|I'll get saddled up and go looking|for a woman. Good hunting. Shouldn't take more|than a couple of days. I'm not picky... as long as she's smart, pretty... sweet... gentle, and... tender and refined... lovely... carefree. Aah! Keep going,|teacher lady. It's O.K. Don't mind me.|Keep on going. Let down your hair. Shake your head. Do you know|what I wish? That once you'd get here|on time. You are mine,|Etta Place. Mine. You hear me? Mine. All mine. Your soft white flesh|is mine. Soft... white... bwhaa! Meet the future. Do you know|what you're doing? Theoretically. Aah! ~ Don't ever hit your mother|with a shovel ~ ~ It leaves a dull impression|on her mind ~~ ~ Raindrops|keep fallin' on my head ~ ~ And just like the guy~ ~ Whose feet are too big|for his bed ~ ~ Nothin' seems to fit ~ ~ Those raindrops|are fallin' on my head ~ ~ They keep fallin' ~ ~ So I just did me|some talkin' to the sun ~ ~ And I said I didn't like|the way he got things done ~ ~ Sleepin' on the job ~ ~ Those raindrops|are fallin' on my head ~ ~ They keep fallin' ~ ~ But there's one thing ~ ~ I know ~ ~ The blues|they sent to meet me ~ ~ Won't defeat me ~ ~ It won't be long ~ ~ Till happiness ~ ~ Steps up to greet me ~ ~ Raindrops|keep fallin' on my head ~ ~ But that doesn't mean ~ ~ My eyes will soon be|turnin' red ~ ~ Cryin's not for me ~ ~ 'Cause I'm never|gonna stop the rain ~ ~ By complainin' ~ ~ Because I'm free ~ ~ Nothin's worryin' me ~ ~ Raindrops|are fallin' on my head ~ ~ But that doesn't mean ~ ~ My eyes will soon be|turnin' red ~ ~ Cryin's not for me ~ ~'Cause I'm|never gonna stop the rain ~ ~ By complainin' ~ ~ Because I'm free ~ ~ Nothin's worryin' me ~~ You've come to get him|for the Flyer? Would you believe|I'm broke already? Why is there never|any money, Butch? I swear, Etta,|I don't know. I've been working|like a dog all my life, and I can't get|a penny ahead. Sundance says it's because|you're a soft touch and always taking|expensive vacations, buying drinks|for everyone, and you're|a rotten gambler. That might have|something to do with it. Butch. Hmm? Do you ever wonder|if I'd met you first we'd been the ones|to get involved? We are involved, Etta.|Don’t you know that? You are riding|on my bicycle. In some Arabian countries, that's the same|as being married. [Door Opens] Hey. What are you doing? Stealing your woman. Take her. Take her. Well, you're|a romantic bastard. I'll give you that. O.K., open up|in there. I work for|Mr. E.H. Harriman-- Hey, Woodcock! Butch? You O.K.? Uh, well, sort of. Hey, that's wonderful.|Let's take a look at you. Well, now, Butch, you've got to have|more respect for me than to think I'd fall|for a stunt like that. You can't want to|get blown up again? Uh, Butch, you know|if it were my money, there's nobody I'd|rather have steal it than you. But I'm still|in the employ of Mr. E.H. Harriman of the Union Pacific|Railroad. [Woman]|Start this train! Get back inside,|lady. I'm not afraid of you. I'm not afraid|of anything. I'm a grandmother|and a female, and I've|got my rights. We got no time|for this. You can bull the others,|but not me. I've fought whiskey,|and I've fought gambling-- We got no time|for this. What are you doing?|Let go! What are you|going to do to her? Well,|leave her alone. You're after|the money, and the money's|in here. Please! All I want is for somebody to|start this train. Somebody, please! Open the door,|Woodcock, or tell her|goodbye. [Woman] Our Father,|who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name, Thy kingdom come, [Normal Voice]|Thy will be done, on earth|as it is in heaven. What am I going to tell|poor Mr. Harriman? Woodcock, what'd|you have to go and do something like that for? Well, Butch, you blew|the last one so easy, I just had to,|um, do something. Give me that|and get some more, a lot more! Well, that|ought to do it. Think you used enough|dynamite there, Butch? Ha ha ha ha. What the hell is that? [Whistle Blows] Whatever they're selling,|I don't want it. Will you leave it? Come on! Hyah! Hey, Butch! What? They're very good! [Butch]|Split up! How many of'em|are following us? All of'em. All of'em? What's the matter|with those guys? Hyah! I think we lost 'em.|Do you think we lost 'em? No. Neither do I. Hyah! [Door Opening and Closing] Take our horses out|back. Feed 'em good. Where's Sweetface? Just inside.|Trouble? Listen,|you dirty old man, I know you're|a lying thief and so do you, but who'd know it|to look at you? Get yourself|out front fast. You seen us|ride through not five minutes|ago. Do this right, I'll get you|an old dog to kick. Here, room 9.|Top of the stairs. [Singing] Hey, you realize|you're driving me crazy staring out|the window like that? I swear, Sweetface|can handle it, easy. He wouldn't dare|louse me up. He's that scared of me. [Singing] Hey, kid, how can I|give Agnes the concentration|she deserves with you staring out|the window like that? Butch, you're|really something, you know that? Could you be|a little more specific about that, Agnes? [Horses Approaching] Butch! O.K., Sweetface,|give them a nice smile. Come on. That's a nice touch. I swear, If he told me I rode out of town|1 0 minutes ago, I'd believe him. And there they go. No, no. Don't ask me|to stay. You're the only|real man I ever met. You know that, Butch? It's not just 'cause|of all that money you got to spend|on people. It's you. The way you're always looking to see|am I happy or not? A lot of|the other girls, they--they|might want you for when you|got lots of money to spend on people. Me, I--I|don't care about... clothes and|money and jewels-- [Horses Approaching] and furs, and|things like that. Lots of the other|girls do, but I never did. I always said,|”Agnes--” Don't move. Stand up. Put your hands up. Higher. Now turn around|and start-- Get our horses and|come on back here. Hyah! Get out of here! Get out! Go on! Get out of here,|you fat-headed beast! Come on! You're the fat-headed beast.|Quit shouting! Boy, somebody|sure trained 'em. Which way? Well,|it doesn't matter. I don't know where|we've been, and I've just|been there. They can't follow us.|We're safe. You really think so? I will If you will. [Butch] How long you figure|we've been watching? Oh, a while. How long befor eyou figure|they're not after us? A while longer. How come you're|so talkative? Just naturally|blabby, I guess. Ohh! I haven't done|so much riding since I quit rustling. That's a miserable|occupation. Dusk to dawn,|no sleep, rotten food. Hey. I see it. Torches you think? Yeah, maybe. Maybe lanterns. They're|following our path. Dead on it. I couldn't do that.|Could you do that? How can they do that? Who are those guys? You sure|this'll work? It'll work. That's what you said|about Sweetface. This'll work. [Butch]|Once they divide up, we take them,|no trouble, right? Maybe. Boy, for a gunman, you're one hell|of a pessimist. They ought to get to where we split up|any time. They're|just about there. How many of them do you|think will come ourway? Oh, I wish|we had rifles. I mean,|they got rifles. But we got surprise|on our side, right? So far, they're|doing what we want. You think we ought to|take them from up here? Kid, look, you know this|work better than I do. Is it best here, or maybe down there,|closer to the trail? Uh... Damn it! They're not|going for it. Who are those guys? I don't know. I don't know. We got to do something|and shake them. Whatever|you come up with is fine with me, but whatever it is,|it better be now! What are you|doing here? Easy, Ray. Easy. What the hell do you mean,|take it easy? You promised you'd never|come into my territory. And we haven't. Just because|we were friendly doesn't give you|the right to break in. What if we was|seen together? I'm too old|to find another job. At least have the decency|to draw your guns. Listen, Butch is trying|to tell you something. All right.|What do you want? A couple of things. We want to enlist, Ray. In the army.|Right away. Go fight the Spanish. Oh, you're crazy.|You are crazy. You are,|both of you, crazy! They'd throw you in jail|for a thousand years each. Come on, Sundance.|Start trussing my feet. Here. You seen these|before. Come on! I'm not taking|the chance that someone|saw you coming in. We're serious about this. You are known outlaws. We'd quit. That's the point.|Is that on tight? That's all right. There's some hankies|in the drawer you can use|to gag me. I swear,|this'd work, Ray. You trust us.|The government trusts you. Anything you tell them|they gotta believe, right? You've never done|a dishonest thing ever, and you're pushing 60.|We'd quit. They'd drop the charges|against us, we'd fight till|the war is over. They don't even have|to make us officers. That's some proposition. They forget|all about theyears of thieving and robbing. They take you|into the army, which is what you want|in the first place. There's something|out there that scares you, huh? But it's too late. You should've let|yourself get killed while you had|the chance. You may be the biggest|thing to hit this area, but you're still|two-bit outlaws. I never met a soul more|affable than you, Butch, or faster than the Kid. But you're still|two-bit outlaws on the dodge. It's over!|Don’t you get that? Your times is over, and you're gonna|die bloody, and all you can do|is choose where. I'm sorry, I'm getting mean|in my old age. Come on. Shut me up,|Sundance. [Galloping in the Distance] [Rustling] Ah, you're wasting|your time. They can't track us|over rock. Tell them that. They're beginning|to get on my nerves. Who are those guys? You remember the time you, me, and Etta|went to Denver for a vacation? I'm glad you|brought that up, Kid. That's an important topic,|considering our situation. The night we went|gambling, remember? We had dinner|at the hotel. Etta had roast beef,|and I had chicken. If I can remember|what you had, I'll die happy. Look out there. What? I got to talking to|some gambler that night. He told us|about an Indian-- full-blooded Indian, except he used|an English name, Sir...somebody. Lord Baltimore? That's right, and he|could track anybody over anything|day or night. So? The guy on the ground,|I think it's him. No. Baltimore works|out of Oklahoma. He's strictly|an Oklahoma man. I don't know|where we are, but it isn't Oklahoma. Ah, it couldn't be him. It couldn't be him. I guess. Whoever it is, it sure the hell|is somebody. Damn it! Don't they get tired?|Don't they get hungry? They've gotta be. Why don't they|slow up? They could even|go faster. At least that'd|be a change. They don't even|break formation. Do something! Kid. What? Who's the best|lawman? Best? How? You mean toughest|or easiest to bribe? Toughest. Joe LeFors. Gotta be. LeFors never leaves|Wyoming. Never. You know that. He always wears|a white skimmer. That's how you tell|it's Joe LeFors, 'cause he wears|a white straw hat. Look at that guy|out front. Jesus, who are those guys? Hyah! Come on now. Here you go, Kid. Go on! Get out of here!|Go on! What if they don't|follow the horse? You're the brains,|Butch. You'll think|of something. [Horses Galloping] Damn it! The way I figure it, we can either fight|or give. If we give,|we go to jail. I've been there already. If we fight, they can stay|where they are and starve us out... or go for position,|shoot us. Might even get|a rock slide started. What else can they do? They could surrender to us, but I wouldn't|count on that. They're going for|position, all right. Better get ready. Kid, the next time|I say let's go someplace|like Bolivia, let's go someplace|like Bolivia. Next time. Ready? No. We'll jump. Like hell we will. No. It'll be O.K. if the water's|deep enough and we don't get|squished to death. They'll never follow us. How do you know? Would you jump that|If you didn't have to? I have to,|and I'm not gonna. We got to.|Otherwise we're dead. Come on. Just one clear shot--|that's all I want. I want to fight them! They'll kill us. Maybe. You want to die? Do you? All right,|I'll jump first. No. Then you jump first. No, I said. What's the matter? I can't swim! Why, you crazy? The fall will|probably kill you. Oh-oh.... ohhh... shiit! Hang on to me. You're drowning me! I can't help it.|I can't swim. You're choking me! I can't swim! I'm telling you,|ifI drown, I swear to God|I'll kill you. Never said I was|a great swimmer. Oh! You're choking me! Oh! I'm choking! Let go of me. I'm choking! Let go ofmy throat. The papers said|they had you. Was it LeFors?|Did they say? Joe LeFors? I think so. And their tracker? Tracker? Was it Lord Baltimore? I think so. The paper's inside. You got enough|to feed us? Don’t you know I do? They said you were dead. Don't make a big thing|out of it. No. Make a big thing|out of it. Hey. It was Baltimore|and LeFors. You know who else? Who? Jeff Carr,|George Hiatt... Hiatt? T.T. Kelliher. We lucked out getting away. You know that? Why would these guys|join up and take after us, though? Forget it.|Bunch like that won't stay together|long. They will... if Mr. Harriman|has his way. Who? Mr. E.H. Harriman of the Union Pacific|Railroad. He resents the way you've|been picking on him, so he's outfitted|a special train and hired|special employees. You've been avoiding them|for two days. It's really|sort of flattering If you want to think|about it that way. A setup like that|costs more than we ever took. Apparently|he can afford it. That crazy Harriman. That's bad business. How long|do you think I'd stay|in operation if every job|cost me money? If he'd just pay me|what he's spending to make me|stop robbing him, I'd stop|robbing him. You probably inherited|every penny you got! Inherited guys, what the hell|do they know? You say they were|hired permanent? No.Just till|they kill you. That means they're still|after us, Butch, and it's going to be|the same thing all over again. They'll show up here... sooner or later. [Butch and Sundance Talking] Hey, Etta. I'll get you|some more. Butch and me have been|talking it all over. Wherever the hell|Bolivia is, that's where we're off to. We'll go down there|and play it safe, maybe keep our hand in|a little bit. Butch speaks some Spanish. I can wrestle|with a menu O.K. And you speak it good. And it'd be good cover|going with a woman. No one expects it. Then we could|travel safer. What I'm saying is, If you want to go, I won't stop you, but the minute|you start to whine or make a nuisance, I don't care|where we are, I'm dumping you flat. Don't sugarcoat it|like that, Kid. Tell her straight. I'm 26, and I'm single and a schoolteacher, and that's the|bottom of the pit. And the only excitement|I've known is here with me now. So I'll go with you, and I won't whine, and I'll sew|your socks, and I'll stitch you|when you're wounded, and I'll do anything|you ask of me except one thing. I won't watch you die. I'll miss that scene, If you don't mind. The future's all yours, you lousy bicycles. Well, you know,|it could be worse. You get a lot more|for your money in Bolivia. I checked on it. What could they have here that you could possibly|want to buy? Jeez, all Bolivia|can't look like this. How do you know? This might be|the garden spot of the whole country. People may travel|hundreds of miles just to get to this spot where we're standing now. This might be|the Atlantic City, NewJersey, of all Bolivia|for all you know. I know more|about Bolivia than you know about|Atlantic City, New Jersey, I can tell you that. Aha! You do, huh? I was born there. I was born|in New Jersey... brought up there, so... I didn't know that. The total tonnage|of what you don't know is enough to shatter-- We're not|accomplishing as much as we might. Listen, your job|is to back me up, because you'd starve|without me. And you,|your job is to shut up. He'll feel a lot better after he's robbed|a couple of banks. Ha ha ha ha! Bolivia. Hell,|it’s just a bank like any other bank. You got to|move in slowly, check out|everything. The thing|to remember-- Don't tell me|how to rob a bank. I know how|to rob a bank. A few dark clouds|appear on your horizon, and you just go all|to pieces, don’t you? Buenos dias, senores. -.Les puedoservir|enalgo? Ordenenparaatenderlos|porfavor inmediatamente. -.Quierenhacer|algun deposito? -.Quierenabrir|una cuenta? Bien, elcajero los|atienda inmediatamente. Losatendemosportodo. Senor? Adios. This is a robbery. Esto es un robo. Esto es un robo. This is supposed to be|a unison recitation. Why do I have to|do any ofthis? He's the one who claimed he knew|the language. Your line of work requires|a specialized vocabulary. I got nervous. I forgot|the words. Shoot me. You've had|worse ideas lately. Raise|your hands. Uh...las manos arriba. Raise them. Arriba. All of you back|against the wall. Todos ustedes, um... arrismensealapared. Give me the money. Give me the money. Give me the money. This is not|going to work, and we're going to be|up all night until you get this. Now give me the money. It's on the tip|of my tongue, Etta. I swear it. Butch, are you still|thinking in there? What the hell else|is there to do? Try this one. Where is the safe?|Open it. Donde es-- Uh, that's a hard one. That's very good, Butch. You're a good teacher,|Etta. -Esto es un robo! Manosa-- Manos, um... -Manos arriba! They got them up!|Skip down! --Arriba!|- Skip on down! Todos ustedesarrismense|alapared. They're against|the wall already! Donde es-- Oh, you're so damn smart, you read it. A goddamn crib sheet. You almost blew it. You sure didn't help much. You can't do anything|without a crib sheet. For God's sake,|don't drop the money! I won't drop the money! Voya traer|elcomisario. Si, vamos. Ay, nombre. Evarista. -.Evarista que? Senorcomandante, doshombresacometen|yasaltan elbanco. Dosyanquis|yunamuchacha se fueronporla canada. Sellevaronmipistola|ytodo eldinero. Vamanos! A caballos! [Gunfire] Isn't that|a pretty sight? Well, we're back in business,|boys and girls, just like the old days. [No Audio] [Explosion] Let's stay here|and get him and be done with it. But what if|we lose? We saw him|with two guys. What If he's got 20? You don't know for sure|it's LeFors. I'm a hell ofa guesser. He can't arrest you.|It's a foreign country. He can't take you back. He's not going to|take anybody back. He's going to|wait for us to pull|another job and then|hunt us down. Let's finish it now,|Butch, one way|or the other. He's got to wait for us to pull another job. Well, what if there isn't|another job? He can't arrest us, and he can't take us|out ofhere. We'll drive him crazy. We'll outlast|the bastard. We'll go straight. So you want jobs. You're from the U.S. of A., and you are seeking|after employment. Well, you couldn't|have picked a more|out of the way place in all of Bolivia, I'll tell you that. Gracias,Jesus. Ordinarily|you've got to wait to work for|Percy Garrison, but this ain't|ordinarily. Bingo. You mean there are jobs. Yes, there are jobs. There are lots|of jobs. Don’t you want to|know why? Yeah, why? Damn it. Because I cannot|promise to pay you. Don’t you want to|know why? O.K., why? On account of|the payroll thieves, fellow citizens. You see,|every mine around gets its payroll from La Paz. And every|mine around gets its payroll|held up. Some say it's the|Bolivian Bandits, and some say that it's the|bandidos yanquis. Could I see that? Mm-hmm. Fairly nice-looking|piece. Can you hit|anything? Sometimes. Hit that. No, no, son.|No, son. I just want to know, can you shoot|your piece? Shoot. Damn it. Can I move? Move? What the hell|you mean, move? I'm better|when I move. Yeah. Well, considering|that I'm desperate and you’re just what|I'm looking for, on top of which you stem|from the U.S. of A., we start|tomorrow morning. You mean we got jobs. Payroll guard. Damn. Vamanos|a trabajar! Hey, Chucho! Chucho! ~ Oh, don’t you remember~ ~ Sweet Betsy from Pike ~ ~ Crossed|the high mountains ~ ~ With her lover Ike ~ ~ Two yoke of oxen ~ ~ And a big yalla dog ~ ~ Tall Shanghai rooster~ ~ And one spotted hog ~ ~ Toodle-dang|hoodie di-do ~ ~ Doodle-dang hoodie ay~ ~ Toodle-dang|hoodie di-do ~ ~ Doodle-dang hoodie ay~ ~ Shanghai ran off~ ~ And the cattle all died ~ ~ Last piece of bacon... ~~ I think they're in|the trees up ahead. In the bushes|on the left. They're in the trees|up ahead. You take the trees, I'll take|the bushes. Will you two beginners|cut it out? Well, we’re just trying|to spot an ambush. Morons. I've got morons|on my team. Nobody is going to|rob us going down the mountain. We have got no money going down the mountain. When we have got|the money on the way back, then you can sweat. Bingo. Move it out! Move it! We hit this place|in June, didn't we? Jones! Give me a hand|over here. Who am I,|Smith or Jones? Live. About|a half hour more, and we can start|to worry... as soon as we get to that pass|up there. We'll be all right|till then. They might|try something here. No. Better cover|up there. You got to relax,|you fellas. You got to get used|to Bolivian ways. You got to go easy. Damn it! Like I do. Of course, you probably|think I'm crazy, but I'm not. Bingo. I'm colorful. That's what happens when you live 1 0 years|alone in Bolivia. You get colorful. [Gunfire] Where are they? I can't see them. Let's get|out ofhere. [Speaking Spanish] Tell them to leave|the money and go. Dijen eldinoro... Dinero...|and, uh... y vayanese. -.Que dejemos eldinero|ynos vayamos? Tell them|we were hired to take it back.|It's ourjob. Tell them the money|isn't ours. El dinero... no esnuestro. No, yano es de ustedes. Ahora es denosotros. Claro. We'll try|telling them again. It's ourjob.|The money isn't ours. El dinero|no esnuestro. Lonecesitamos. Tambiennosotros|necesitamos. What do you think? Not so good. Can you take the two|on the right? Kid, there's something|I think I ought to tell you. I never shot|anybody before. One hell ofa time|to tell me. [Speaking Spanish] Try for the two|on the right dead center. That way, If you|miss a little, you'll still|hit something. Go. Please. -.Que? Porfavor. -.Porfavor? Aah! Well,|we've gone straight. What'll we try now? There are otherways of|going straight, you know. There are otherways|ofgoing straight. There's farming. We could buy a place. I don't know|how to farm. What about a ranch,|then? I don't know. The last time|we tried ranching was during|our rustling days. Even then, we weren't much good|at it. It's hard.|Hours are brutal. No, you got to be|a kid to start a ranch. Hey. Hmm? I might go back|ahead of you. You mean home? I was thinking of it. Whatever you want, Etta. Maybe I'll go. Hey. Hmm? Etta's thinking of, uh, maybe going home|ahead ofus. Whatever she wants. I'll go, then. [Sundance]|-Manosarriba! How much you got? It's hardly worth it.|Alpoca mine. I tell you, no more|jungle work for me. You're getting|to be an old maid. Keep your old maid|remarks to yourself. I'll work in the city,|in the mountains, but from now on|jungle work is out. -.Bandidos yanquis? Mm-hmm. Tell them to be quiet. What's the word? Quietas. Quietas. I tell you, the jungle's a better|cover for payrolls. Kid, I got a right|to my opinion, and in my opinion, there are snakes|in thejungle. I don't work|around snakes. What is this place? [Coughs] I don't know. San Vincente,|I think. -.Comer? Si, Senor. Pasen.|Juan, ven. Llevatelos caballos. I don't enjoy jungles.|I don't enjoy swamps. I don't like snakes. I don't much care|for night work. Bitch, bitch, bitch. -Capitan!-Capitan! Capitan,|allaenlaplaza, hay unamula|de lasminas deAlpoca. -.Lasminas deAlpoca? Si, si. Alliestan. Doshombres laacaban|de traer. Estan comiendo en el|restaurante demipapa. Elguisado|esta delicioso. Para chuparse|los dedos. Siquierenmas, es|la especialidadde la casa, siquierenmas, no tenganpena|ydiganmelo. Yo estoyaqui|paraservirles. Agradezcola visita de tan|distinguidos caballeros. Muchas gracias. Paraservirles. Muchas gracias. Si. The specialty|of the house, and it's|still moving. [Gunshot] Well, that settles it. This place gets no more|of my business. Hey. What? What do you think?|I bet it’s just one guy. [Five Gunshots] Don’t you get sick of|being right all the time? Reloading. That's all I got. We're going to run out unless we can get to that|mule and get some more. I'll go. This is no time for bravery.|I'll let you. Loaded. Hell! I'm the one|that has to go. Whyyou? 'Cause I could never|give you cover. You can cover me. You can see I'm right,|can’t you? You go. Yeah, why am I always|so damn smart? Here. [Clicks Tongue] Go. O.K. Go. [Gunshots] [Gunshots] [Gunshots] Ah! Is--Is that what you call|giving cover? Is that what|you call running? IfI knew you were|going to stroll... You never could shoot, not from|the very beginning. And you are all mouth. Jefe, llega elejercito. Mi capitan. -.Donde estan? Allienlaplaza. -.Cuantos hombres son? Dos hombres. -.Dos hombres? Mi capitan,|por favor-- -.Dos? Bandidos yanquis. -.Bandidos yanquis, eh? Si, micapitan. Hmm. Sargento Rico, desmonten 20 hombres y vayan con elteniente. [Speaking Spanish] I've got a great idea|where we should go next. I don't want|to hear it. You'll change your mind. Shut up! O.K., O.K. Your ideas|got us here. Forget it! I never want to hear|another of your ideas. All right. O.K. Australia. I figured secretly|you wanted to know, so I told you. Australia. That's your great idea? Oh, boy,|it's the latest in... in a long line. Australia's|no better than here. Aw, that's all you know. Name me one thing. They speak English|in Australia. They do? That's right, smart guy. So we wouldn't be|foreigners. They got horses in Australia. They got thousands of miles|we could hide out in. And a good climate,|nice beaches. You could learn to swim. No! Swimming|isn't important. What about the banks? They're easy. Easy, ripe,|and luscious. The banks|or the women? Well, once you've got one,|you've got the other. It's a long way,|isn't it? Aw! Everything's|got to be perfect with you. I don't want|to get there and find out|it stinks. At least|think about it. All right. I'll think about it. Hey. When we get outside... and we get to the horses, just remember one thing. Hey, wait a minute. What? You didn't see LeFors|out there, did you? LeFors? No. Oh, good. For a moment there, I thought we were|in trouble. -Fuego! [Gunfire] -Fuego! [Gunfire] -Fuego! [Gunfire] |
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