Lone Star
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 135 min
- 181 Views
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00:46,960 -- 00:00:48,632We got cenizo...
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00:48,840 -- 00:00:50,876...that's purple sage...
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00:52,200 -- 00:00:54,270...agave, nopal....
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00:56,520 -- 00:00:57,953What's that stuff?
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00:58,920 -- 00:01:01,275That's whatchamacallit.
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01:04,080 -- 00:01:05,752That's horse crippler.
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01:07,840 -- 00:01:10,070This place is a gold mine.
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01:10,640 -- 00:01:11,993Lead mine.
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01:12,360 -- 00:01:13,429What?
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01:13,520 -- 00:01:15,351I said it's a lead mine.
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01:15,520 -- 00:01:17,476-Right.
-Why am I talking to you?
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01:17,640 -- 00:01:19,437You got that thing on your head.
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01:19,520 -- 00:01:21,670You find lots of cactus and sh*t?
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01:21,760 -- 00:01:23,876Not just cactus. There's acacias...
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01:24,040 -- 00:01:26,873-...the yuccas....
-Looks like a lot of cactus to me.
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01:27,600 -- 00:01:32,151Man knows 150 varieties of beer,
can't tell a poinsettia from a prickly pear.
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01:33,320 -- 00:01:34,275Cliff!
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01:34,440 -- 00:01:37,637You live in a place,
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01:37,960 -- 00:01:40,349-Explore.
-You've got to look at this.
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01:42,120 -- 00:01:43,314Don't tell me.
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01:43,400 -- 00:01:45,277Spanish treasure, right?
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01:45,360 -- 00:01:46,395Pieces of eight...
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01:46,480 -- 00:01:48,630...from the Coronado Expedition.
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01:55,000 -- 00:01:56,149Jesus!
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02:12,040 -- 00:02:14,110Was Coronado in the Masons?
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03:19,200 -- 00:03:22,510The forensics fella's coming down
from San Marcos.
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03:23,400 -- 00:03:26,915There's no way to know how old
the body is without lab work.
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03:27,120 -- 00:03:28,473That ring?
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03:28,720 -- 00:03:31,439Mason's been around a long while.
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03:33,000 -- 00:03:34,558He a treasure hunter?
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03:35,320 -- 00:03:36,799Old bullets.
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03:37,240 -- 00:03:38,832Makes art out of them.
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03:41,920 -- 00:03:44,832Sheriff says we shouldn't touch anything.
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03:45,120 -- 00:03:47,031He can't hear with that rig on.
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03:47,200 -- 00:03:48,713Mikey!
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03:49,440 -- 00:03:50,998Hey, what have we got here?
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03:56,360 -- 00:03:58,954We're supposed to leave everything
where we found it.
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03:59,200 -- 00:04:00,952They're real particular about that.
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04:03,280 -- 00:04:04,872The scene of the crime.
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04:07,360 -- 00:04:09,999No telling yet if there's been a crime...
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04:12,440 -- 00:04:16,558...but this country's seen a good number
of disagreements over the years.
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04:26,520 -- 00:04:28,909He went to school on the post
when we were in Korea.
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04:29,000 -- 00:04:31,798It's all kids in the same boat, army brats--
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04:32,600 -- 00:04:34,591His record shows he's a good student.
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04:34,680 -- 00:04:39,310I'm more worried about the social thing.
Are there, like, gangs or guns--
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04:39,480 -- 00:04:42,711We haven't had any serious violence,
if that's what you mean.
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04:42,800 -- 00:04:46,031But we've got a pretty lively mix.
Mexican kids...
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04:46,120 -- 00:04:47,792...anglo kids, black kids.
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04:48,080 -- 00:04:50,389-And the blacks are what?
-The smallest group.
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04:50,480 -- 00:04:51,708Except for a couple...
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04:51,800 -- 00:04:53,074...of Kickapoo kids.
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04:53,160 -- 00:04:55,958Look, you're obviously a concerned parent.
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04:56,440 -- 00:04:59,398Chet has no history of getting into trouble.
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04:59,600 -- 00:05:00,589Pilar....
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05:01,240 -- 00:05:02,309Is Amado okay?
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05:02,960 -- 00:05:04,234He's not here?
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05:04,320 -- 00:05:05,196Is he sick?
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05:06,520 -- 00:05:08,590He's going to wish he was dead.
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05:29,240 -- 00:05:31,310Somebody hand me a CD player.
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05:34,080 -- 00:05:37,072They've come a long way
since those old eight-tracks, ain't they?
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05:37,160 -- 00:05:38,354Something wrong?
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05:38,440 -- 00:05:41,557Stolen property. I'm hauling
the bunch of you to jail.
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05:41,880 -- 00:05:44,713If anything else is wrong,
tell me on the way to the station.
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05:47,800 -- 00:05:50,758Cleaning his toenails with a pocketknife.
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05:50,840 -- 00:05:53,877He was the most hygienic
of all the McHenry's.
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05:55,120 -- 00:05:58,192''Fishbait,'' Buddy says,
in that quiet way of his...
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05:58,480 -- 00:06:02,155...''what do you know about the tires
that went missing from Merkel's?''
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06:02,320 -- 00:06:04,038Fishbait thinks for a minute...
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06:04,120 -- 00:06:06,998...then lifts up a loose board
from the porch floor...
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06:07,280 -- 00:06:09,191...and calls down into it.
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06:09,720 -- 00:06:12,678''Come on out, Hooter, they caught us!''
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06:14,600 -- 00:06:16,636Buddy Deeds, he had a way.
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06:16,720 -- 00:06:19,757He'd known who it was
from the tire tracks in the dirt...
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06:19,840 -- 00:06:22,832...leading from the back of the garage
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06:22,920 -- 00:06:24,273''Old Fishbait,'' he said...
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06:24,360 -- 00:06:27,955...''never lifted a thing,
if there was a way he could roll it.''
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06:29,920 -- 00:06:31,672Never be another like him.
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06:31,760 -- 00:06:34,115You know that boy of his can't cut it.
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06:34,360 -- 00:06:36,351He's all hat and no cattle.
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06:37,160 -- 00:06:38,195Hey, fellas.
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06:42,240 -- 00:06:44,196We was telling a few on your old man.
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06:44,280 -- 00:06:46,510He was a unique individual.
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06:46,680 -- 00:06:48,113He was that.
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06:48,840 -- 00:06:50,159Big day coming up.
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06:50,280 -- 00:06:53,397I wish we'd have thought of it
while he was still living.
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06:53,640 -- 00:06:55,039Went so unexpected.
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06:55,320 -- 00:06:57,151Better late than never.
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06:57,400 -- 00:07:00,756Korean War hero,
sheriff for nearly 30 years....
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07:01,240 -- 00:07:03,708The Buddy Deeds Memorial Courthouse.
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07:03,800 -- 00:07:06,030I heard there was a bit of a fuss.
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07:07,240 -- 00:07:09,151Well, the usual troublemakers.
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07:09,400 -- 00:07:12,756Danny Padilla from the iSentinel/i.
That crowd.
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07:12,920 -- 00:07:16,390We call everything else in the country
after Martin Luther King.
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07:16,520 -- 00:07:19,671We can't have one measly courthouse?
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07:19,760 -- 00:07:21,273King wasn't Mexican, Fenton.
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07:21,360 -- 00:07:24,193Bad enough that all the street names
are in Spanish.
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07:24,280 -- 00:07:25,998They were here first.
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07:26,120 -- 00:07:30,352Then let's call it after Big Chief
Sh*t-In-The-Bucket. That Tonkawa had...
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07:30,440 -- 00:07:31,759...the Mexes beat by centuries.
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