City Slickers Page #5
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1991
- 113 min
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checkout girl on the day-old bread rack.
- She's 20, and shut up.
- Let me get you hot, Phil.
- "I need a price, register nine."
- Cut it out.
What'd you use for protection?
Paper or plastic?
- Come on!
- We're on vacation!
- You're spookin' the cattle.
- We were just fooling around.
See you tomorrow.
Sunup.
- Morning.
- Hi.
- You done with that?
- Yeah, help yourself.
See, Mom, we're keeping clean.
It's cold... but I'm a real pioneer man.
- Morning.
- Good morning.
Come on, guys.
You're sorry, you're sorry.
Let's make up, huh?
All right.
- My fault.
- No, it's all right.
Gotta celebrate. I got a special treat.
Battery-operated. Instantly grinds
its own beans. Only 19.95.
- Come on, why live like animals?
- That's great.
First cup's for my good friend Phil.
When we were kids, he used to
let me watch his sister undress.
cos I still do it. OK.
Wow.
Something's spookin' the cattle.
Look, look.
The cows are going away.
- Wow, look at 'em go.
- That is amazing.
- Stampede!
- We gotta get 'em.
Whoa!
- Beautiful. Get that in the frame.
- I got it.
I'm gonna die.
I'm gonna die. Oh, God.
They're comin' at us!
- Come on!
- Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Bonnie, there's a stampede...
...in your tent.
City folk.
I'm sorry. I mean, I was just tryin'
to make a cup of coffee. That's all.
It was... it was French roast.
There's still a few head missin'.
Must have gone into that canyon.
- TR and I'll get 'em.
- No, I'll get 'em...
...with you.
- Me?
- Yeah.
- You're comin' with me.
- Just the two of us?
You move the herd.
I'll catch up.
- You mean, we'll catch up.
- Let's go.
Bye.
Curly, did I ever show you pictures of
my wife and kids? I'm their sole support.
- Is he gonna be all right?
- Sure.
Curly's just trying to scare him.
You know Mitch. He's a wise ass.
Throw a rope on this 'un so we
can go after the others. Rope him.
I'm not good at it.
I have a roping disability.
Be right with you.
Jesus Christ.
Hey.
See, I'm good at this part.
Throw it.
You know what just occurred to me?
Roping is stupid.
This is a cow, not a gazelle.
Watch. Get off the horse, huh?
Then you walk up to the cow.
Look how good this is working.
Then you say "Hi, Bob Vila for This
Old Herd. We're gonna rope you today."
Then you take Mr Loop
and put it around the head of Mr Cow.
What's wrong with that?
- That!
- I'm on vacation!
- Is that it?
- That's it.
- What are we doing?
- Making camp.
Too late to catch up with the herd
before dark. We'll catch up tomorrow.
You mean we're gonna
sleep out here? Just...
That's right.
Oh, God.
It's Deliverance.
Getting ready to shave?
You make a lot of... smart remarks
at my expense, don't you?
I'm joking.
I do with everybody.
It's just my way.
I don't understand that way.
Put that away.
I said... put that away.
You know, the first time I tried
to talk to you, you embarrassed me.
So I teased you a little bit, which maybe
I shouldn't have done. So I'm sorry.
Now you're playing with your knife,
trying to frighten me...
...which you're doing a good job...
But if you're gonna kill me...
get on with it.
If not, shut the hell up.
I'm on vacation.
See them tumbling down
Pledging their love to the ground
Lonely but free I'll be found
Driftin' along
with the tumblin' tumbleweeds
Cares of the past are behind
Nowhere to go but I'll find
Just where the trail will wind
Drifting along
with the tumblin' tumbleweeds
Do you know any show tunes?
The second it's over,
she'll get back into her spaceship...
...and fly away for eternity.
- Would you do it?
- Is she a redhead?
Could be.
I like redheads.
- You ever been married?
- No.
- You ever been married?
- No.
You ever been in love?
Once...
I was drivin' a herd across the Panhandle.
- Texas.
- Mm-hm.
Passed near this little dirt farm
round about sundown.
Out in the field was this young woman...
...working down in the dirt.
Just about then,
she stood up to stretch her back.
She was wearing a little cotton dress,
and the settin' sun was right behind her...
...showing the shape
that God had given her.
What happened?
I just turned around and rode away.
Why?
any better than that.
Yeah, but you could've been,
you know... with her.
I been with lots of women.
Yeah, but, you know, she could've
been the love of your life.
She is.
That's great.
That's... not great.
No, that's wrong. You passed up
something that might have been terrific.
- My choice.
- I never could have done that.
That's your choice.
A cowboy leads a different kind of life.
When there were cowboys.
We're a dyin' breed.
Still means somethin' to me, though.
In a couple of days,
we'll move this herd across the river...
...drive 'em through the valley.
There's nothin' like bringin' in a herd.
See, now that's great.
- What's so funny?
- You city folk worry about a lot of sh*t.
Sh*t? My wife basically told me
she doesn't want me around.
Is she a redhead?
- I'm just saying...
- How old are you?
- 38.
- 39.
Y'all come up here about
the same age. Same problems.
gettin' knots in your rope.
Then you think two weeks
up here'll untie 'em for you.
None of you get it.
- Do you know what the secret of life is?
- No. What?
- This.
- Your finger?
One thing.
Just one thing.
You stick to that and
everything else don't mean sh*t.
That's great,
but... what's the one thing?
That's what you gotta figure out.
Oh, damn it.
Come on!
- What's goin' on?
- This cow's having a baby.
I noticed it when we found her.
I was hopin' she'd make it
through the drive, but... she's ready.
Does she do it herself?
Or do you help her?
I'll hold her down.
You deliver the calf.
Excuse me? Hello?
Why don't I hold her down?
You don't know how. She'll kick you
and kill you, and her and the calf.
- That's too much for me to carry back.
- I see your point.
Come on.
She's ready.
- I...
- She's burstin'!
Oh, God.
There's gonna be bursting?
Just reach in and pull out the calf.
Ooh.
- You know, this was not in the brochure.
What's taking so long?
Do you see the head?
Ugh.
- I only see a tail.
- Oh, sh*t.
Get it out.
Uh-oh.
- My watch came off.
- Now!
- It was a gift!
- Do it!
Come on.
- Oh, Jesus.
- Look what I did! I made a cow.
This is unbelievable.
This is amazing.
He looks like you.
Look at him.
Yeah. Get up.
Oh, sh*t.
Look at this.
He's walking already.
He's a genius. He gets that
from my side of the family.
We all walk very early.
I'm gonna name him Norman.
You know, cos years ago...
- Why did you do that?
- She was dying.
And she was suffering.
We saved the calf.
Good job, cowboy.
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