Bad Medicine Page #3
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1985
- 98 min
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And I took the exam.
Dr. Cervantes?
Si. I remember him.
Thank you, sir.
The record stands.
Sir, I fail to see
the logic here.
Dr. Cervantes just...
Well, in any event,
Cervantes...
Cervantes has nothing
to do with attendance.
Yeah, I know, but it's
obvious I took the test...
You want Cervantes
to take the attendance
And Sandoval
to teach the class?
No, of course not.
Then everything
is in order. Dismissed.
Sir! If you just
take a look.
You see my name,
the date, the grade...
What is wrong with you?
Why do you behave like this?
Here I give you
an opportunity to study
In one of the world's
great medical schools,
Soon to become famous,
and you act like a child!
A doctor must be a man!
Yes, I could have
taken you at your word
And accepted
your examination,
But that would be
the easy way out.
From my years of experience
in medical school
I can tell you that
adversity builds character.
Soon, you will
thank me for this.
I am waiting.
Thank you?
You're welcome.
Dismissed.
Pueblo day!
A great day in this
particular institution.
A proud day
at Madera university.
For today, we send out
administering angels
To give medical attention
To poor peasants
in the countryside,
People who cannot
afford to come to us.
So what do we do?
We send you out to them
So that you can administer
this attention to them
In their own environment.
Yes, you,
The first doctors
in their lives.
Does UCLA do a thing
like this?
No.
Does John Hopkins
do a thing like this?
No.
But in the great
Madera university tradition
Of providing
the best medical training
For its students,
In my personal commitment
To improving
the quality of life
For all people,
Together we strive
to relieve the pain
And suffering
of a diseased world.
Go in peace, my students,
and may god bless you.
You are now entering
san Agustin,
Your pueblo assignment.
You will be graded.
So, please conduct
yourselves in the ways
Of everyday school.
In charge today
are myself and dr. Diaz.
Are there any questions?
Yeah.
Marrex.
Uh...
are we doctors?
That's a good question,
Marrex.
Any other questions?
Aver, senior Gomez,
una foto.
Quickly, quickly. Come on.
Come on, come on. Over here.
Please wait by the school.
Wait by the school.
Come on. Quickly, please.
Thank you.
Good, good.
Come on, students.
Everybody. Please.
Let's group to location.
Sn. Back up, please.
Thank you, thank you.
You behind.
Good, come over here.
This will make a nice picture.
Come on. Get
together, please.
And they were
never seen again.
Oiga, senior doctor.
Hi.
Buenos dias.
Buenos dias.
What is this place?
This is a prison.
Let's get out of here.
Yeah, we'll wait
on the bus.
Hey, hey, hey, hey!
Where are you going?
Nobody told us anything
about a prison.
So, what?
They need doctors, too.
But we're not doctors.
Come on,
Or you get
a failing grade.
Aah! Ha ha!
Ya ya ya ya!
They look healthy
to me. Let's go.
We can't.
We have to do something.
You start.
Why me?
What do I know?
Your father's a doctor.
You must have
watched him treat people.
His patients
aren't sick.
He's a plastic
surgeon.
I don't think any of these
guys are interested
In having
their b*obs lifted.
If any of you,
uh, feel bad,
Or if you think
That anything
is wrong with you,
Step forward.
Anything hurt
or bother you, Pedro?
Abajo.
Down where?
Come on,
you can tell me.
Uh, bad member.
Bad member.
Sn.
I understand.
Does it hurt
when you urinate?
Uh... when you pee?
You know...
Pssss, oww!
Yeah? Yeah.
I know what that is.
We've got that
in Tulsa, too.
Easy to fix.
Thank you.
Next.
What's your problem?
Bad member.
Oh, dr. Marx?
Sn.
Consultation, por favor.
Momentito.
Just put your hand
on your chin
And nod knowingly
as we talk, ok?
What does
your patient have?
My patient's a mute.
I can't find out
what's wrong with him.
The man's a mute...
I don't know.
Well, I'll tell you one thing
I think he does have,
And that's the clap.
They've all got it here.
I wonder
where they got it.
Hey! Excuse me!
Hey, you two,
come with me.
It's an emergency!
Come!
Dr. Diaz, these men
need shots.
I think they've
all got v. D.
We have no medicine.
All we have is
a hypodermic for you
To practice with
using water.
It's just
for publicity.
What's going on?
Where do you think
he's taking us?
I don't know. I'm not
privy to their agenda.
Well, anything's better
than that prison.
Follow him.
Vamos, vamos.
Wrong again, Jeff.
I gotta go
to the bathroom.
Me, too.
Go with him!
Alone?
Just us?
Go! There's a man
too sick to be moved!
Buenos dias, senor.
Hi. How are you?
Come. We go,
we go, we go.
Be right with you.
He's wearing a gun.
Two. All right, have you ever
ridden a mule before?
Is that what this is,
a mule?
I've got no
feeling left in my balls.
They're completely numb.
You're lucky.
Mine aren't.
Oh, here comes
a tree, Dennis.
Stay away
from the tree.
Don't tell me,
tell the mule!
This school owes me
a new pair of glasses.
Dennis, can't you
steer him any better?
Steer him?
He's not a car!
Cactus, cactus.
This is fun, huh?
Yeah. One day
we'll have to go
To the grand canyon
together.
We're here.
Oh, this is it, huh?
First house call.
How do I
get off this thing?
The same way
you got on.
Oh. Oh!
Oh, watch it.
Hurry, hurry.
Hope this place has a jacuzzi.
Come on, my father is very sick.
Yeah? We're not feeling
so great, either.
Los doctores estan
aqui ya, padre.
Help him, please.
This guy's dying!
Nice bedside manner,
Dennis.
Damn,
I can't find a pulse.
I think his heart
stopped.
What do we do?
Let's call a doctor.
We're the doctor.
All right, I'm gonna
give him mouth-To-Mouth.
You start
a heart massage.
All right.
One, two...
whoa!
What kind of man
are you?
Let go of me!
Come on!
Come one, come on,
come on.
This man needs a doctor.
What are we doing here?
What are we doing here?
I don't know what
we're doing here.
Come back to life. Come on,
man! Breathe, breathe, breathe.
I don't
get anything, man.
I don't get anything.
Come back!
Den, den, den.
It's over.
Senior,
we are very sorry.
We're very sorry.
We're very sorry.
He was very sick,
obviously, and...
we were,
we were too late.
Yes.
Uh, he's... he's dead.
Si.
Muertos.
muerto? Imuerto!
Sn.
We couldn't help.
You!
You kill my father!
No, no.
No, no.
No, we didn't kill him. He didn't
have a heartbeat. Let's get outta here.
We were just trying
to bring him back to life.
There is no such thing!
No, Jesus!
Oh, god! Are you hit?
Are you hit?
No, you are! Oh, my god!
Aah!
Aah!
Who made
this bandage?
It smells like
a Caesar salad.
The witch doctor.
I spit on her arm
three times
And danced all night.
And that
didn't work, huh?
Momentito.
Excuse me.
Yeah.
Take a look at this cut.
What does that look like to you?
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