Lone Star Page #14
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- Year:
- 1996
- 135 min
- 172 Views
1264
01:
32:37,280 -- 01:32:39,03217, 18 years...
1265
01:
32:40,320 -- 01:32:43,278...but didn't get to know him
any better than that.
1266
01:
32:44,240 -- 01:32:47,073I got to go see somebody
up in San Antonio.
1267
01:
32:49,240 -- 01:32:51,470Now, your memory gets any better...
1268
01:
32:51,680 -- 01:32:53,591...I'll be back tonight.
1269
01:
33:07,080 -- 01:33:08,718She finally got up.
1270
01:
33:10,040 -- 01:33:11,393It's Saturday.
1271
01:
33:11,880 -- 01:33:13,598You got in late last night.
1272
01:
33:14,000 -- 01:33:15,353I had some...
1273
01:
33:16,240 -- 01:33:18,037...some school business.
1274
01:
33:20,520 -- 01:33:21,714Could I get this?
1275
01:
33:23,400 -- 01:33:24,435Paloma.
1276
01:
33:24,800 -- 01:33:26,836Nobody really wears that stuff.
1277
01:
33:27,200 -- 01:33:30,237Just 'cause you went to Catholic school
and wore a uniform.
1278
01:
33:30,320 -- 01:33:32,550I only went for my last two years.
1279
01:
33:33,000 -- 01:33:34,274How come?
1280
01:
33:36,400 -- 01:33:38,914My mother wanted
to keep me away from...
1281
01:
33:41,560 -- 01:33:42,754...from boys.
1282
01:
33:43,640 -- 01:33:44,914Did it work?
1283
01:
33:48,600 -- 01:33:51,672Longhorns go for 10 times the price.
1284
01:
33:53,080 -- 01:33:55,719But longhorns are hard
to come by these days.
1285
01:
33:56,720 -- 01:33:58,119Sell much out here?
1286
01:
33:58,680 -- 01:34:01,513How am I going to sell things?
Nobody comes around.
1287
01:
34:01,840 -- 01:34:03,512This stretch of road...
1288
01:
34:03,600 -- 01:34:05,795...runs between Nowhere and...
1289
01:
34:06,440 -- 01:34:07,919...Not Much Else.
1290
01:
34:08,680 -- 01:34:10,750A hell of a spot to put a business.
1291
01:
34:11,440 -- 01:34:13,556Don't see much competition, do you?
1292
01:
34:14,720 -- 01:34:17,075Used to sell these things like hotcakes.
1293
01:
34:17,160 -- 01:34:18,275Now...
1294
01:
34:18,680 -- 01:34:21,877...if it can't play those disks,
they won't look at it.
1295
01:
34:23,160 -- 01:34:24,593I like it here.
1296
01:
34:25,520 -- 01:34:28,159Once I tried going
onto the reservation to live.
1297
01:
34:28,240 -- 01:34:29,958Couldn't take the politics.
1298
01:
34:30,040 -- 01:34:32,759Damn Indians will drive you crazy
with that.
1299
01:
34:35,680 -- 01:34:38,911Now, your father,
this wasn't what he had in mind.
1300
01:
34:40,200 -- 01:34:41,792He come out of Korea...
1301
01:
34:41,920 -- 01:34:44,639...bought a Chevy with too much engine.
1302
01:
34:45,080 -- 01:34:49,676Used to come roaring up and down
this road all hours of the day and night...
1303
01:
34:49,920 -- 01:34:51,911...looking for somebody to race.
1304
01:
34:57,200 -- 01:34:58,155Here.
1305
01:
34:59,440 -- 01:35:00,998Buffalo chips.
1306
01:
35:01,520 -- 01:35:03,238A fella down in Santa Fe told me...
1307
01:
35:03,320 -- 01:35:06,915as a buffalo can squeeze them out.
1308
01:
35:12,640 -- 01:35:15,200You think he killed anybody in Korea?
1309
01:
35:16,400 -- 01:35:20,075They don't hand those medals out
for hiding in your foxhole.
1310
01:
35:22,840 -- 01:35:24,239Would you buy this?
1311
01:
35:26,480 -- 01:35:27,390No.
1312
01:
35:28,640 -- 01:35:30,4711313
01:
35:32,240 -- 01:35:34,834If he hadn't found the deputy's job...
1314
01:
35:35,920 -- 01:35:40,277...I believe Buddy might've gone down
the other path, got into serious trouble.
1315
01:
35:40,760 -- 01:35:42,4781316
01:
35:42,560 -- 01:35:44,232That and your mother.
1317
01:
35:48,240 -- 01:35:50,515Of course, he had that other one later.
1318
01:
35:59,760 -- 01:36:01,273He had another woman?
1319
01:
36:03,080 -- 01:36:06,834Your mother was not one
to be chased off her patch.
1320
01:
36:07,480 -- 01:36:09,869Half the damn county knew about it.
1321
01:
36:10,680 -- 01:36:13,911Nobody thought the worse of her
for seeing it through.
1322
01:
36:14,000 -- 01:36:15,558You know who it was?
1323
01:
36:16,280 -- 01:36:17,554The other one?
1324
01:
36:18,280 -- 01:36:19,110At my age...
1325
01:
36:19,600 -- 01:36:20,953...you learn a new name...
1326
01:
36:21,040 -- 01:36:22,951...you got to forget an old one.
1327
01:
36:23,440 -- 01:36:24,395Here.
1328
01:
36:26,560 -- 01:36:30,109This big fella was sleeping
in a crate at Cisco's junkyard.
1329
01:
36:30,600 -- 01:36:33,637When I was going to open
to see what was in her...
1330
01:
36:33,920 -- 01:36:35,990...jumped right at my face.
1331
01:
36:37,000 -- 01:36:40,276Scared me so bad I had to kill him
without thinking.
1332
01:
36:40,760 -- 01:36:44,389Be careful where you go poking.
Who knows what you'll find.
1333
01:
37:21,800 -- 01:37:23,313Private Johnson...
1334
01:
37:25,920 -- 01:37:28,036...are you unhappy...
1335
01:
37:28,880 -- 01:37:29,949...in the Army?
1336
01:
37:30,160 -- 01:37:31,229No, sir.
1337
01:
37:32,680 -- 01:37:34,716Then how would you explain...
1338
01:
37:34,920 -- 01:37:37,036...that out of 120 people...
1339
01:
37:37,160 -- 01:37:38,991...you were the only one...
1340
01:
37:39,080 -- 01:37:41,275...who tested positive for drugs?
1341
01:
37:41,360 -- 01:37:42,839I'm sorry, sir.
1342
01:
37:45,080 -- 01:37:47,799When you were given
the opportunity to enlist...
1343
01:
37:48,240 -- 01:37:51,357...a kind of contract was agreed upon.
1344
01:
37:51,440 -- 01:37:54,159I think the Army has honored its part...
1345
01:
37:54,280 -- 01:37:55,474...of that agreement.
1346
01:
37:55,560 -- 01:37:56,515Yes, sir.
1347
01:
37:56,640 -- 01:37:59,200Do you believe in
what we do in here, Private?
1348
01:
37:59,800 -- 01:38:01,597I can do the job, sir.
1349
01:
38:08,360 -- 01:38:11,716What exactly do you think your job is?
1350
01:
38:13,840 -- 01:38:16,149Follow orders, do whatever they say.
1351
01:
38:16,360 -- 01:38:17,509Who's ''they''?
1352
01:
38:18,600 -- 01:38:20,079The officers.
1353
01:
38:20,160 -- 01:38:21,639And that's the job?
1354
01:
38:22,440 -- 01:38:24,715Nothing about serving your country?
1355
01:
38:27,560 -- 01:38:30,199These are not trick questions,
Private Johnson.
1356
01:
38:30,600 -- 01:38:31,999You'll get an Article 15...
1357
01:
38:32,080 -- 01:38:35,152...and we'll go through the process
one way or another.
1358
01:
38:35,760 -- 01:38:38,069I'm just trying to understand...
1359
01:
38:39,400 -- 01:38:41,630...how someone like you thinks.
1360
01:
38:42,760 -- 01:38:44,478You really want to know?
1361
01:
38:44,640 -- 01:38:45,595Please.
1362
01:
38:48,000 -- 01:38:51,834It's their country. This is one
of the best deals they offer.
1363
01:
38:54,240 -- 01:38:56,470How do you think I got to be a colonel?
1364
01:
38:56,840 -- 01:38:59,308Being good at your job.
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