Triggerman Page #6
- PG
- Year:
- 2009
- 97 min
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Yeah.
Good luck.
I'm sorry-- you don't
say that to a poker player.
It doesn't matter.
Luck has nothing to do with it anyway.
I would like you now to cut
to see who will deal.
Mmhmm.
He has a queen.
Doc West, you got a four.
The Dutchman is the dealer.
Gentlemen, play cards.
There you go.
It's a good card, huh?
Where is your bodyguard?
Oh, he met a woman
and left me on my own.
But if I win,
it'll be all good.
Three.
Two for the deal.
I will see...
and I will raise.
Three ladies.
Looks like my luck is turning.
You must drink, lovely lady.
Water's good for you.
Drink.
You don't waste water around here.
You deserve to be punished,
even if it might not feel
like a punishment to you.
Ah! No!
Don't touch me.
Oh!
Hands up!
Silver!
Don't move.
Shoot him!
You can't do it, can you, kid?
That is not how you treat a lady.
- You okay, Mrs. Stark?
- Yeah yeah.
I couldn't do it.
Thank God you didn't.
It's okay.
You did good, Silver.
You did good.
Dealer takes two.
Three jacks.
It's your deal.
I know.
Need a big marker.
If you want,
you can ask for a marker.
Mr. Van Brooklyn,
that's all the prize money--
just pretty near $32,000.
Are you gonna ask
for a marker?
I'm out.
Doc West wins!
Well done, Doc West!
Drinks on the house!
Whoo!
Oh, that is great.
That is just great.
- I want to see what you had.
- No no, that aintt allowed.
It's okay, Sheriff. Let him see.
An incomplete straight?
You had nothing. You had nothing!
Sometimes even nothing
is good enough.
Oh, you're good, Doc West.
Too bad it was your last win.
Hey, Doc,
you have all the fun.
I think this man needs a doctor.
This man needs a sheriff.
A long time behind bars
and he'll be fine.
Well, let's see.
Let's count it up--
we've got assault;
we've got kidnapping a young woman;
we've got abusing
a young woman.
That's a hanging offense
around here. Let's go, come on!
Let's go. Maybe we'll give you
only 25, 30 years for it.
Denise.
I'm sorry.
I thought I was done for.
I don't know what would have
happened if it wasn't for Silver.
Silver, I told you not
to take any risks.
- lt's a good thing he did.
I didn't have the courage.
Killing is never
an act of courage, Silver.
If anything,
not killing is.
Too bad our kids
weren't here.
Millie's been studying
really hard lately.
My boys have been harvesting.
Somebody's got to work.
You take care.
Ooh hoo!
Sheriff...
you got yourself
a real good deputy here.
Ah, all right.
Let's go and take care of that desperado
you locked up, all right?
- No, let's go later.
- We're gonna go now.
Let's go, come on.
We gotta go, son.
Denise, thank you.
Good luck, Doctor.
This time he won't come back.
Where's Doc West? Where's Doc West?
- He went thataway.
Well, then how am I gonna
get this to him? It's from Boston.
Hey! Did you see that?
Now that is against the law.
I'm gonna see that that
little desperado is put away
for 20 years to life.
Doc!
Doc West!
Doc?
Doc, this just arrived for you.
Well, so long.
Hyah hyah!
"Dear Mr. West,
after so many years, I thought
l'd come and thank you personally
for everything you've done for me.
Since I am now 13 years old,
I was given permission
to come and see you
in Holysand
for a short holiday.
I hope that you'll be pleased.
Yours forever gratefully, Estrella."
Destinado,
I think we're on the wrong trail.
Whenever you're gonna
see his name
Whenever you're
gonna find his name
Remember that in the world,
you know it's true
There's only one Doc West
Whatever you're gonna be today
Whatever you're
gonna do today
Remember that in the world,
you know it's true
There's only one Doc West
When you're gonna
look up to the sky
When you're gonna see
the stars so bright
Remember that in the world
we have a star
And his name is Doc West
Together we'll find just
who we write
Together we'll make
everything right
Remember that in the world
We have a star
And his name is Doc West
Whenever you're
gonna see his name
Whenever you're gonna
find his name
Remember that in the world
you know it's true
There's only one Doc West
There's only
one Doc West
There's only one Doc West.
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