The Wages of Fear Page #3
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You won't miss it?
It's no good
any more.
Right.
Good luck!
Say, didn't you
fill the tank?
The contact.
It's okay now.
That's right! Good luck!
Coca Cola! Some deal!
He knows his stuff!
Mario darling, why
did you do it?
I begged you not to. Id
have done anything for you
I'd have robbed...
killed for you.
You don't care
if I'm unhappy.
I hate you.
I despise you.
Watch the bumps!
Have pity, darling.
That's enough!
Now beat it!
Goodbye, darling.
Promise to be careful.
Promise you'll
come back!
Made it this time.
Stop worrying.
Is it hot or cold?
Rather hot. Why?
I'm freezing.
Want your sweater?
Not now.
Thanks, kid.
Wipe my forehead.
Something wrong?
I think I'm sick.
Got fever?
I'm shivering.
A touch of malaria.
Good beginning.
Where are we?
Only 300 miles to go!
Say, do you smell oil?
No!
The motor's hot.
Shift to first.
Good.
Let's cool it.
-The truck is hot.
-We have to be careful.
It will be okay.
Let's eat something.
Already? We've driven only a
few kilometres.
It's getting late.
-They're expecting us.
-I don't give a damn.
At the end of the year
they won't pay us dividends.
-Jo, hurry up!
-Are you nuts?
Look!
Rest later.
Let's move!
It must be nice
to have money.
Yesterday we were
like other people...
just like everyone else.
We had fun, we
slept, we ate.
We knew men, women...
and now...
there's nobody.
Just us two.
Two's enough!
Enough to drive
a truck, but...
I like to be
with people...
to sit at the door,
drink wine, talk.
About what?
Whatever comes
into my head.
It's nice to get
a girl into a corner.
You like women?
No!
You've had too
easy a life.
You think so?
You were daddy's little boy.
I'm an orphan.
How old are you?
You're kidding.
You can get to be
If you're in the right
place at the right time.
Not even time
for coffee.
Feeling sick again?
I don't like
to be rushed.
How can I?
With your hands.
What if we got a flat?
With new tires?
Stop kidding.
It happened.
Want me to throw it out?
Hold it up for me.
Here. Drink it
down, pop.
What's the matter now?
The wheel.
I told you not to eat!
Did you have
a breakdown?
He's sick.
Sick? Him?
He's drunk or scared.
Say it to his face!
We're talking
to you, big shot!
Shut up!
Leave him alone!
Keep him!
I don't want him.
Only wake up
and get going.
We'll take our time.
We're not taking
orders from you!
Then keep driving!
Let them go ahead if
they want to.
You're supposed to
be a 1/2 hour ahead.
Look at how they drive.
If we follow, we'll
creep like snails.
Some drivers!
A couple of lugs!
them, they'll be satisfied.
Why? Is it bad further?
It's okay until the Little Coral.
But after that, the road
gets worse.
Do you know
what cement is?
That's what we use
for houses.
Yes, but here it makes for
bad road.
The wind does that.
Like an old pump.
So much that it
destroys the chassis.
-The nitro can blow up.
-Not if you go fast.
At 40 miles per hour you fly
over the bumps.
But you must keep
the speed.
Under 30 you get
vibrations. Finished.
For how long? -About 20
This is the Coral.
Here is pump six.
The Americans have
put in concrete.
Even there, you can't
slow down.
You will not have time
to accelerate. Got it?
You must keep maximum
speed all the time.
We can do it slowly.
You'll vibrate, man.
To be safe we shouldn't
go over...I don't know...
-6 miles, then.
-Okay.
-Let's go slowly.
-Are you nuts?
at least 4 hours.
After the bridge,
accelerate up to 40 miles.
Here's the Coral.
That's it. Let's hear
the music.
Don't move from it.
Did you hear?
Are you sure?
It may be water
in the gas tank.
-Don't call misfortune.
-We're on the bad road.
If it's the engine,
we're f***ed.
-Come on, time to go.
-No.
Let me finish
my cigarette.
-Finish it on the way.
-I can't drive and smoke.
I can't taste it.
-Are you okay?
-Yes, fine.
-Get ready to go down.
-Shift to second.
Accelerate.
Get a good start.
-Can you see clear?
-Yes.
Start to slow down.
It won't be easy.
We won't make it,
I'm telling you.
The sign over there.
We're getting close.
Start accelerating, Jo.
It's time.
-Maybe we should...
-No, I told you.
-it must not blow up.
-Knock on wood.
My hands are full
of it.
Move it.
Fourth gear!
Floor it.
Speed up!
Push it, man! Push it!
Only 100 meters left.
Do it, man!
Do it!
Step on the gas,
for God's sake!
Are you dumb?
Now it's f***ed.
Why didn't you go?
What happened?
It's not my fault.
It's the truck.
-This truck is lousy.
-No, it's not normal.
A brand new truck
should go fast.
limited in this truck.
The Americans did it
to save their merchandise.
If it's true they're
gonna hear from me.
It certainly is the
reason. No doubt.
We'll try again.
-Nothing in the engine?
-Nothing.
Back up so
I can see.
Move it!
Come here.
Have a look.
If we manoeuvre we'll
erase the tracks.
-So?
-We'll do it on the tracks.
Are you nuts?
It's risky.
If you fall back in,
it's too dangerous.
No danger.
Now help me.
If I had the bastard
who filled up the car!
I bet he started
to put in gas oil...
and when he found out
he didn't say a word.
Don't move.
I'll find the guy.
Don't b*tch. This time
you'll get clean gas.
I'm thinking. We don't
have room to speed up.
Too bad, we'll finish
slowly.
What about the others?
If they move too fast...
they won't be able to
stop. They'll smash us.
Believe me, they are
driving slowly.
Otherwise they would
already be here.
Anyway, I want to give them
a signal.
Go ahead while
I finish here.
Do you have an
handkerchief?
Too bad. It's
brand new.
At least I used it once.
-Make up your mind!
-You're leaving the tracks.
Okay. It's enough.
Come in.
-Maybe a 100 meters more...
-Let's go.
-A few more kilometres and it
will be okay. -It's okay.
You brought it.
Are you nuts?
What happened?
Did you see them
over there?
-Who?
-Them. The Dutch.
I can't see. It's
too far away for me.
-Look!
-You're right. It's them.
They're getting close.
Speed up!
How far away are they?
-100 meters.
-100 meters? We are moving fast.
It's over.
No, it's not over.
Look.
The silver point
is the end of the road.
-1... 2...
-Shut up!
Leave it!
Look, idiot!
They're speeding up.
That's it, Jo.
We won.
They're widening
the road.
You won't get by.
Got to manoeuvre.
We'll have to go this
way as far as possible...
and then back up here...
then shoot ahead.
Back up, back up!
There's room...
The wood's rotten.
Will it hold?
Go ahead!
Wait!
Thanks, Luigi.
But you need
a good eye and...
My boy, we sure
can say...
It's a real rat-trap!
Have to warn the others.
They're stuck.
They'll manage! They
should've stayed ahead.
Hear that?
It's them!
How'd those guys
get here!
They used to cart
three-ton iron hunks.
On these roads,
it was suicide.
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