Lone Star Page #8
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- Year:
- 1996
- 135 min
- 172 Views
670
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43:35,440 -- 00:43:36,555I never said that.
671
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43:36,640 -- 00:43:39,359You made it pretty damn clear.
You thought he was nobody.
672
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43:40,280 -- 00:43:42,236I thought you could do better.
673
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43:42,400 -- 00:43:43,833What? What?
674
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43:45,120 -- 00:43:48,510Become a nun? You didn't even want me
to go out with anglos.
675
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43:48,600 -- 00:43:51,034I never said that. Just that boy.
676
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43:52,160 -- 00:43:53,434''That boy.''
677
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43:54,640 -- 00:43:56,790Say his name, for Christ's sake.
678
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43:59,840 -- 00:44:02,149You people are stealing from me.
679
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44:09,080 -- 00:44:10,195iIs she your mother?/i
680
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44:12,800 -- 00:44:13,755iI'm sorry./i
681
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44:14,480 -- 00:44:17,040Now, I'm as liberal as the next guy.
682
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44:17,360 -- 00:44:19,476If the next guy is a redneck.
683
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44:20,280 -- 00:44:21,679But I got to say...
684
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44:22,240 -- 00:44:25,391...I think there's something
to this cold-climate business.
685
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44:25,760 -- 00:44:28,149I mean, you go to the beach...
686
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44:28,600 -- 00:44:29,919...what do you do?
687
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44:31,000 -- 00:44:34,709Drink a few beers, wait for that fish
to flop up on the sand.
688
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44:35,040 -- 00:44:37,838You can't build no civilization that way.
689
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44:38,800 -- 00:44:40,995But you got a cold winter coming on...
690
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44:41,280 -- 00:44:42,838...you got to plan ahead.
691
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44:42,920 -- 00:44:45,434That gives your old cerebral cortex
a workout.
692
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44:45,520 -- 00:44:47,829Good thing you were born down here then.
693
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44:49,440 -- 00:44:52,750You joke about it, Sam,
but we are in a state of crisis.
694
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44:53,240 -- 00:44:55,993The lines of demarcation are getting fuzzy.
695
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44:56,200 -- 00:45:00,034To run a successful civilization, you've got
to have your lines of demarcation...
696
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45:00,120 -- 00:45:03,192...between right and wrong,
this one and that one.
697
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45:03,880 -- 00:45:05,279Your daddy understood that.
698
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45:05,360 -- 00:45:07,271He was.... What do you call it?
699
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45:08,040 -- 00:45:11,237The referee in this damn imenudo/i
we got down here.
700
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45:11,680 -- 00:45:16,470He understood how most folks don't want
their salt and sugar in the same jar.
701
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45:17,720 -- 00:45:18,709If you mixed drinks...
702
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45:18,800 -- 00:45:20,552...as bad as you mix metaphors...
703
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45:20,640 -- 00:45:22,312...you'd be out of a job.
704
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45:22,640 -- 00:45:25,393You're the last white sheriff
this town will see.
705
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45:25,600 -- 00:45:29,559Hollis retires next year.
Jorge Guerra will take over.
706
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45:30,000 -- 00:45:31,991This is it, right here, Sam.
707
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45:32,440 -- 00:45:37,150This bar is the last stand.
iSe habla/i American, goddamn it!
708
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45:38,400 -- 00:45:40,868And even in here, it's sliding away.
709
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45:42,520 -- 00:45:44,829Take that pair over there in the corner.
710
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45:46,720 -- 00:45:49,393A place like this, 20 years ago...
711
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45:50,400 -- 00:45:53,790...Buddy'd been on them.
He'd have went over there...
712
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45:53,880 -- 00:45:55,632...and given them a warning.
713
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45:55,800 -- 00:45:59,634Not that he had it in for the colored,
but just as a kind of a safety tip.
714
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46:01,640 -- 00:46:03,278Yeah, bet he would.
715
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46:04,440 -- 00:46:06,032The day that man died...
716
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46:07,400 -- 00:46:09,709...they broke the goddamn mold.
717
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46:16,240 -- 00:46:18,196-Seriously.
-Seriously?
718
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46:18,520 -- 00:46:20,351I think we should get married.
719
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46:21,600 -- 00:46:23,192We've been through this before.
720
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46:23,280 -- 00:46:24,633We should just do it.
721
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46:24,720 -- 00:46:28,269And if I get transferred to another post?
Germany or Korea?
722
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46:28,680 -- 00:46:30,159I'd ask for a transfer too.
723
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46:30,240 -- 00:46:32,151Which they'd most likely turn down.
724
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46:32,240 -- 00:46:34,470I'd quit the Army for you, if it came to that.
725
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46:35,960 -- 00:46:37,712You know, you are something.
726
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46:38,040 -- 00:46:41,749Man's going to retire in two years
and he offers to quit.
727
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46:41,960 -- 00:46:43,518Big goddamn deal.
728
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46:44,200 -- 00:46:45,269Excuse me.
729
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46:45,600 -- 00:46:46,555Sheriff.
730
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46:47,240 -- 00:46:48,753This is Sergeant....
731
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46:49,080 -- 00:46:50,957This is Priscilla Worth.
732
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46:51,240 -- 00:46:54,038Sheriff Deeds was with us
on our archeological find.
733
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46:54,200 -- 00:46:56,111They're building a shopping mall there?
734
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46:56,880 -- 00:47:00,156If certain people have their way,
it's gonna be a new jail.
735
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47:00,840 -- 00:47:03,752They're closing down military
and putting up jails...
736
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47:03,840 -- 00:47:05,239...like 7-1 1 stores.
737
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47:07,120 -- 00:47:11,033Do either of you have any idea
when they stopped using that site...
738
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47:11,120 -- 00:47:12,553...as a rifle range?
739
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47:13,200 -- 00:47:15,270Fort McKenzie stopped training infantry...
740
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47:15,360 -- 00:47:18,875...there in the late '50s. It was just
a playground for the jackrabbits...
741
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47:19,120 -- 00:47:21,634...till they gave it to the county last year.
742
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47:22,240 -- 00:47:23,878You know who it was they dug up?
743
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47:24,240 -- 00:47:25,753Not for sure yet.
744
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47:27,080 -- 00:47:28,991But I kind of wish they hadn't.
745
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47:36,080 -- 00:47:39,516In English, Enrique.
This is the United States.
746
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47:39,840 -- 00:47:41,353We speak English.
747
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47:41,960 -- 00:47:43,951Is very beautiful, your car.
748
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47:44,440 -- 00:47:47,398-Good night, Enrique.
-iBuenas noches, seora./i
749
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48:22,000 -- 00:48:23,069Carolyn....
750
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48:24,120 -- 00:48:25,348Knock that off.
751
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48:37,800 -- 00:48:39,199Black Seminoles?
752
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48:40,720 -- 00:48:42,119Hobby of mine.
753
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48:42,840 -- 00:48:44,193A few artifacts...
754
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48:44,640 -- 00:48:47,712...couple of pieces one of your men
out on the base made.
755
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48:48,400 -- 00:48:49,719Admission's free.
756
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48:55,360 -- 00:48:56,998This is where he was shot?
757
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48:58,640 -- 00:49:00,119He fell right by the door.
758
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49:00,200 -- 00:49:01,679You get much of that here?
759
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49:03,400 -- 00:49:04,594It's a bar.
760
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49:05,560 -- 00:49:07,312Folks come together...
761
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49:07,920 -- 00:49:10,753...drink, fall in love, fall out of love...
762
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49:11,000 -- 00:49:12,672763
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49:13,080 -- 00:49:14,991Deal drugs in the bathroom.
764
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49:15,840 -- 00:49:17,831If I thought it would do any good...
765
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49:17,920 -- 00:49:20,354...I'd put up a sign telling them not to...
766
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49:20,680 -- 00:49:24,116
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