Montana Sky Page #2
- TV-PG
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- 2007
- 96 min
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out in the snow.
Like hell, you flat-chested,
knock-kneed little b*tch.
If you think I'm gonna take orders
from some pie-faced cowgirl...
...you're more stupid than you look.
Willa, what's going on?
Adam, could you please take Lily
for a walk?
And the rest of us
will re-fix breakfast.
I'm ashamed enough for both of you.
I knew both your mamas,
and they expected better.
Look, here's the deal, tough girl.
You think it's easy for me to leave
my friends, my career for a year?
Well, it's not, but I'm not giving up
what's mine either.
- Yours, my ass.
- I'm as much his daughter as you are.
I didn't grow up here because he tossed
me and my mom out, thank God.
But I'm staying for the year.
End of story.
Do you ride?
- Ride what?
- Figures.
Probably don't know the difference
between a hen and a cock.
Believe me, I know the difference.
Hey, those bruises on Lily's neck.
Did she say anything about them?
Not to me.
She'll tell Adam.
Sooner or later,
everyone tells Adam what hurts.
You know, Hollywood,
you should do yourself a favor.
Get yourself some long underwear.
You're gonna need it.
Usually Charlie only likes cows,
but he likes you.
I guess I didn't say that right.
How big is the ranch?
Twenty-five thousand acres.
Across those fields
Stay here a year,
you'll never see all of it.
It's big enough to get lost in?
Is that what you're looking to do?
I saw the bruises.
I have an ex-husband.
It was his going-away present.
My mom was a Blackfoot.
She lived on the res.
My dad would beat her pretty bad.
Then she escaped to this ranch.
Jack Mercy took us in.
He wasn't all bad.
My ex-husband, Jesse,
he's back in Virginia on parole, but...
the news about my dad...
...he surprised me in a parking lot.
I couldn't report him,
he'd just hurt me worse.
So I just ran.
That's what I'm always doing,
running away from him.
At least he can't leave Virginia.
I wasn't stupid, Adam.
I was only married six months.
I tried to get out of it, but...
No one's listening except the hills.
Come here, Charlie.
Come here, boy.
Come on, Charlie, come on.
He likes me, huh?
Let me show you
the rest of the horses.
Oh, I could help you with that.
I don't need your help, McKinnon,
with my leg or my ranch.
Suit yourself.
Generally, though,
you gonna be riding a horse...
your pants on.
I was wearing pants.
Coyote jumped up and I was gonna
shoot the damn thing.
And then Charlie started barking
like a lunatic and it spooked Moon.
And I don't need your supervision
to get her.
I'm sorry about your pa, Willa.
I didn't ask him to make me overseer,
but I am gonna honor his request.
So we can do this peaceable
or we can lock horns.
Either way, I'm doing it.
Your sisters as pretty as you are?
Bet they're friendlier.
I'm gonna come calling, find out.
We can discuss plans for the ranch.
I will be telling you the plans,
Ben McKinnon.
We're not gonna be "discussing"
anything.
And if you even think for...
What is the matter with that dog?
Isn't this the old cow camp?
We used to park here, you used to
show me the midnight gopher dances.
You showed me the dances,
and you were a liar even then.
Charlie.
Something's dead.
What?
Something's dead.
Do you smell that?
Nope, it's the Indian in you.
Cougar?
Cats don't kill
and leave the meat like that.
A coyote couldn't have done that.
He's mutilated, he's butchered.
There's only one predator
that did that.
A man.
I'm getting my herd down
off the mountain.
Yeah, I reckon I better do the same.
Willa.
You watch out, okay?
Yeah.
You're killing that steak.
You said well done.
I'd like to tell the difference
between it and a rock.
When did you become
a connoisseur?
Ketchup on it, you'd eat that sock.
Yeah, well, cook this up.
It's bound to be an improvement.
Lookie here, Ham.
We got company for dinner.
- Try not to ruin her health.
- No, I'm not hungry.
tomorrow.
What? Why? They're getting as fat
as toads up there.
I want them down now.
- Well, they're your cattle.
- Yes, they are.
And one of them's been butchered
Butchered? Cougar?
these days.
Somebody hacked it up
into pieces and just left it.
Balls.
We lost a couple to a big cat,
all right?
Jim and I tracked it there yesterday.
It must have circled around
and got one more cow, that's it.
I know the difference between claws
and a knife, Pickles.
Hey, have any of you guys
seen anything?
Campers, hunters, anything,
anyone?
No. We came
across a campsite yesterday...
...when we were tracking that cat.
But it was cold,
two or three days cold.
Yeah, they left beer cans all over
like it was their backyard.
They ought to be shot for it too.
I still don't understand what that's got
to do with bringing the herd down.
Ham, you're the head man,
what do you say?
Mercy Ranch runs the way
it always has.
Old man's in the ground,
I'm operator now.
You'll take orders from me.
All due respect, well,
we were just sort of wondering...
...how you're planning to keep
the others, your sisters, on the ranch.
Well, they'll take orders from me too.
Well, the one with the bod,
I'm sure she'll fall right in line.
Sorry. She's your sister.
We ride at first light.
Willa?
Yeah?
About the hands...
You might wanna tread a little easy.
What do you mean?
It's your first time in deciding
They don't like to be bossed
by a woman.
Especially one as, well,
young as you.
They don't or you don't?
It is what it is.
Ham, I'm sorry.
My father should have left you
what you were owed.
I got no problem with it.
That was Jack.
Yeah.
Hey, hey, hey!
Let's go!
So much space.
Space is money.
White man's usually figuring a way
to profit from nature.
Charlie!
Get back here, Charlie.
Charlie!
I'll remember that next time, Charlie,
when you want a bone.
You got yourself a friend there
for life.
Pickles, pick up that stray
over there.
Yeah, I got him.
That takes care of Brush Creek.
All that leaves is the strays
up on north mesa.
Where does she think this is, Vegas?
All she needs now
is a damn umbrella in her drink.
I get the feeling there's no anchor
in that one.
Maybe you could give her
something constructive to do.
She'd screw it up. It'd cost us.
Look, we got most of the herd down.
Me and the boys can handle
the strays over in the mesa.
She's your kin, Willa.
You can always trust your own.
Okay. This is called a curry comb.
No, it is not an eating utensil.
Softer brushes,
and Moon's over here.
So stinky.
So you can put the feed
right in that bucket right there.
And this is Moon.
Okay, let's do this.
Come here, girl.
There you go. Good girl.
Here we go.
Okay, so when you're combing,
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