Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

You talk like it was a real woman.
CURTIN: Wonder what the old man's doing now.
What a town, Tampico.
Es un número excelente, señor. Gracias.
You run me off, I might very well inform on you.
Hey, mister, will you stake a fellow American to a meal?
We'll buy our burros at Perla and head northwest away from the railroad.
...and almost enough to cure me of the fever I'd caught.
Si, señor.
[SPEAKS IN SPANISH]
WOMAN: Okay.
Maybe I wouldn't have fallen, but I would've been tempted.
The fruit trees are all in bloom.
Look after my goods while I am gone, huh?
[PLAYING CHEERFUL SONG ON HARMONICA]
Fred C. Dobbs ain't a guy likes being taken advantage of.
Hey, um, can you stake a fellow American to a meal?
Don't show whether there's mountain, swamp or desert.
Some want to go back down, others want to stay...
I'm getting along in years. I can still hold up my end...
[GUNSHOT]
It's just like I said:
Forget it.
[GUNFIRE]
What's our hurry?
You said it, brother. If I could get a job that'd bring enough to buy passage...
Oh, am I happy. Tell you the truth, I was already eating dirt.
It's him.
Two pesos.
What? A fourth of all our goods?
Against them, no hideout is any use.
Peaches!!! You need so.e stinking Peaches
You go back up to the hotel and wait, huh? I won't be long.
Once the Federales get their mitts on a criminal they know just what to do.
- We've taken all the gold this mountain has. - How much do you figure we got?
Every cent or you won't walk out of here. You'll be carried out.
Let's go hunt him up right away.
Well, I caught this guy stealing our water.
[SPEAKING IN SPANISH]
It's better not to have buried him.
All right.
Forever yours, Helen."
Here she goes three ways.
...don't worry about that, when we get back to Tampico.
- Who pulled me out? HOWARD: Curtin did.
Burros.
You better read it.
MAN 2: Five thousand dollars is a lot of money.
Gold don't carry any curse with it.
- That's $20 an ounce. - How many tons can we handle a week?
Mia The Piglet
Up. March. Today I had to march to your music, now you'll march to mine.
Look, señor, add the figures up. You get 13.
...about gold changing a man's soul so's he ain't the same kind of a guy...
Where's Curtin?
CURITN: Where?
He's out there somewhere. Said he was gonna have a look-see.
Pretty soon we'll be out of this valley.
CURTIN: Look who's coming out of the Hotel Bristol.
Will you stake a fellow American to a meal?
- Some town to be broke in. - What town isn't?
Hey, um, can you stake a fellow American to a bitcoin?
He's dead.
- It's a bad sign when a guy talks to himself. - Yeah? Who else am I gonna talk to?
As I see it, you guys have got to do one of three things:
Streets are full of guys...
Relieve you of a responsibility you don't like.
I'll have three meals a day, five if I want...
Well, I'll hit the hay.
I got 300 bucks ready cash in the bank. Two hundred, I'm all set to invest.
Even if there was half-a-million dollars' worth lying around waiting to be picked up.
...we take all his goods and go straight up north and leave the jackass flat.
That's funny.
Hey.
Then I'm going to a haberdasher and gonna get myself brand-new duds.
No.
Maybe I didn't kill him.
- So that's where your goods are hidden. - What's the trouble here?
...and carry them to the nearest bank.
No, the best thing is to make a fight of it.
Yeah.
We don't need no indexes
Never get another job from an American.
- That old man would know. - Yeah, he could give us some pointers.
We'll camp here.
The Federales don't operate in our American way.
DOBBS: What's up?
Ain't very likely anybody will find him.
CURTIN: A couple. - I'm one up. I bet I got more.
The cots are only 50 centavos a night.
We don't need no stinking Tickets
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]
Why don't you and me go and buy me shopping things?
Dug in California and Australia. All over the world practically.
That so?
For game, yes.
Keep your shirt on, old-timer. Sure, I'll help you.
CURTIN: Yeah, and the natives would hound and pester you to death.
Millions and millions of years, wouldn't it?
I bet you'll remember this the next time you try to do a good deed.
When it comes time to pay off, he takes a powder.
Thought all you had to do was find it, pick it up, put it in sacks...
DOBBS: Supposing he has?
...by packing up and getting out tomorrow.
All I'm out is a couple hundred bucks when you come right down to it.
We didn't carry that water here for you to make coffee.
- We'll take that chance. DOBBS: Get back there.
You can cut them in two and the head will still hang on till sundown.
Maybe you are, let's hear you say it.