Sometimes a Great Notion Page #6
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- Year:
- 1970
- 114 min
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of that?
Let me haul you out of here.
Oh, no. Ain't much.
You just wasting
your time.
There's something hard
that's holding me down.
I can feel it
down there.
I'll go get the saw
and cut you out.
Yeah, all right.
You do that.
Hey, and, Hank, you
don't worry about me.
I'll just sit here
and wait for you.
Jesus...
Let me walk.
Easy big boy.
I'm glad to see
you again, old sport.
Hey, you were going
real good, what happened?
It's got gas.
That water must've
drowned it.
It ain't gonna work, Hank.
Hey, Hank, just leave it.
It's all right. Look. Look.
All we got to do--
I tell you, all we got to do
is sit here and wait.
This here tide
is going to come in.
It's going to raise
this thing off of me.
Hell, it'll float
clean away.
It's got to do
some rising.
Well, all right.
We just got to do
some waiting then.
Good idea.
You bet.
It ain't gonna work, Hank.
My arm's coming off.
Why don't you be a nice
old son of a b*tch
and lie still, huh?
Bastard.
Keep...you keep it here.
I don't know
what happened, Leland?
OK. Hang on, dad.
Damn it, Hank. Damn it.
It's ruined.
I forgot to take it off
my stupid neck.
Well, it'll dry out
most likely.
You feel it lightening any?
Can't tell you. I'm as
cold as a witch's tit.
Well, let me go on under
and take a look.
It's holding all right.
How far you think
it's come up, Hank?
I don't know, Joe B.
Couple of inches, maybe.
Hank, it's moving.
Oh, Jesus.
Hey, Hank, you ain't gonna
let this old river
up and drown me, are you?
It's holding, all right.
I can't budge it.
Son of a b*tch.
I thought all you had to do
was ask your big buddy upstairs
and everything
would be all right.
Hank, I'd never
ask him for nothing
if I figure you and me
could handle it
ourselves.
Yeah, I suppose he's got his problems.
No greater problems
in Oklahoma.
Hank.
I don't like this water.
It's getting
over my chin.
Hey, if worse gets
to worse,
I could always give you
mouth to mouth
till this mother
floats off you.
Yeah, you could do that.
What?
God damn it.
What if old Henry saw us, huh?
Can you imagine
that old son of a b*tch?
He'd be telling everybody
atThe Snag
you and me was kissing
before we went underwater.
I don't know
if I much care for that.
I don't know if I much
care for that either.
Hey, it's gonna be OK, Hank.
It was moving.
It's going to pop off
any time now.
Easy. Easy.
You know, I ought to maybe
put my arms around you
and just kiss you
a little bit first
so we get used to it, huh?
Sure wish I had a head
of hair like Leland.
Make out like it was
Rita Hayworth.
Hank, it's shifting, Hank!
Crazy son of a b*tch.
Don't clown around.
Don't laugh. Oh!
Joe B. Joe B.
Ah, Joe B.
Joe B.
Get a stretcher, quick.
My arm fell off.
Hurry.
Lee telephoned me
from the hospital.
Let's get over there.
I want Lee to go over
to the mill pond.
What for?
To watch every log
that goes by
and grab the one
that's flagged.
Joe Ben's nailed to it.
He drowned.
There was an accident.
Henry was hurt real bad.
Joe B.'s...
What is it?
Hematocrit 28.
Hemoglobin 9.
Look, I think you'd better
recheck his hemoglobin
and his hematocrit again
in a couple of hours.
All right, yeah.
Viv.
Viv.
Up here.
Jan's going to be OK.
We had to wake her parents up.
She...
hasn't told the kids yet.
She's going to wait
until tomorrow.
Are you all right?
Viv...
are you all right?
What?
Close the door.
The old b*tch is just
waiting for me to die.
She wants to change
the damn fool sheets.
Come here.
What?
You know what come
with the other arm?
I wasn't by God gonna
let them have it.
I'm gonna bury it
when I get home.
Tell Lee to put it
in the freezer.
Watch out Viv
don't fry it up for supper.
By God, if she ever sees that--
Easy. Easy.
Lie back. Lie back.
I can't lie back.
Got things to do.
Got a contract to fill.
Got eggs to hatch
and cats to kill.
In the morning,
you get Joe B.,
figure out where we stand.
OK.
Hey, we got Lee, too.
By God he really cut it today,
Hank, didn't he?
Yeah, he did.
Don't you believe 'em.
Who?
Them. They're trying
to put me in my grave.
I'm not even close.
Not even shoutin' distance.
Oh, Hank, it's just that quack
doctor to leave me...
Oh, Lordy! Lordy!
Son of a b*tch!
Could you do that for me,
please?
I'd appreciate it.
Thank you.
Was that the hospital?
Yeah. Not good.
It's kind of hard
to believe, isn't it?
How you can just pack up
all those years
in one little suitcase.
I'm not even taking
the God damn canary.
Maybe I ought
to leave with you.
I thought about that.
That's not what
you're looking for.
That's not why
you came back here.
Where will you go?
Well, I want to stay
with Jan for a while.
And then I don't know.
I'll just get on
with the rest of my life.
Oh, I should've left
a long time ago.
Well, the old man
didn't make it.
I can't believe this day.
We'll get together
in a couple of days
and see where we stand.
Hey. We're finished.
Nobody's gonna be
staying with us.
Come on, kid.
Let's go home.
OK. But there's not much
there anymore.
Everyone's gone.
Viv too.
She's headed off
by herself.
She said she could've
picked a better day.
People do what they want, kid.
I don't tell 'em what to do.
Never give an inch, huh?
What do you want from me?
You want to see me crash?
You bet I would,
King Kong.
I'd love that.
I'd like to see you make
the same splat
my mother did when
she hit the pavement.
You're still
laying her off on me, huh?
Well, let me tell you
something, kid.
I was 1 4 and she was 30.
Maybe you're old enough now
to help me figure out
who the hell was banging who.
Your old man said you
really cut it today.
Yeah.
It's Ben, Hank.
We're having
a couple of drinks.
Listen.
the way they did.
You're doing the right
thing, Hank, laying off.
Some people say you're
just on your knees.
But, hey, if there's
anything we can do for you,
just call anytime--
What?
a tugboat from Omomosa.
That son of a b*tch aims
to run them God damn logs!
You want
to finish it now, Hank?
I haven't got time
to cold cock you
this morning, bub.
I got work to do.
You know, Hank,
I thought
all you dinosaurs were dead.
Well, if they want
this one,
they're gonna have
to shoot him.
Just like King Kong,
you got to knock him
down.
Get off them God damn
logs, bub.
They're half mine now, bub.
What are you doing?
I'm gonna hook on
those last two rafts.
You gonna take
all four of 'em?
I am now.
I know he can't!
I know he can't make it!
But he's out there trying,
damn it.
Now, you get Sorenson,
Evans, and Biggie Newton
and you tell them to get their
ass over to the Stamper house
right this minute!
You think you can handle
this tug, bub?
With my head in a sack.
Give me that rope
over there.
You better keep going
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