Yellowneck (1955)

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0:23 This is the story of five men who were the product of a long and bloody war. Five men who turned their backs on the Confederate cause to run. History has a name for the man who runs in the face of battle, deserter. But to the rank and file of the men in the Confederate lines,
2:01 Oh!
2:03 I'm sorry.
2:43 Oh, my God.
2:45 where the others
2:50 There weren't none.
2:52 Where are your men, Colonel? Your scouts spoke the truth.
2:56 I am alone.
2:57 Hey, I ain't alone.
2:59 He's come to take us in.
3:01 The very last one of us.
3:03 Let's get, Sarge, once we can get...
3:05 Hold it, Johnny.
3:07 How come you're on a trail just now?
3:09 that I think would be business of my own.
3:11 Under the circumstances, Colonel...
3:14 Whoever you are.
3:15 I'm afraid it's our business, too.
3:23 A wise officer always realizes the advantages of a tactical withdrawal.
3:28 I'm here to meet the man to whom this letter was addressed.

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3:37 Okay.
3:38 I trust at least one of you men can read.
3:46 What's it say, Saul? What's it say, Saul?
3:48 Who is he here for?
3:52 with a seminal named Yellow Cat.
3:57 To the Seminole named Yellowstone.
4:06 Well, ain't this cozy like.
4:11 Sergeant, I suppose there's some reason for this laughter.
4:14 There's your reason, Carl.
4:22 The seminole named Yellow Cat will guide the bear of this letter from the point of rendezvous to a direct westerly course through those countries known as the Everglades. To a point here marked by the sea for dispatch aboard the British blockade runner HMS Redoubtable to the Cuban Islands.
4:44 of war between the confederate and the united states of america.
4:53 Just like ours.
4:55 If it ain't just like ours.
4:57 And him a colonel buying his way out of the ranks just like us. Now that you've had your humor, I see no further need of my staying here.
5:05 I'm going to find my guide. Go on, look for him.
5:07 But you won't find him.
5:09 We've been all over here looking for him, Colonel.
5:12 There is no yellow cat.
5:14 Your papers are as worthless as mine.
5:17 400 miles.
5:20 400 miles from this.
5:24 Our arrangements will leave.
5:28 Conduct I paid for to the sea didn't include deserting scum from the ranks.
5:32 Whether you bought it from a company bootlegger or a blue-nosed lawyer, it don't make much difference, Colonel. There's all classes of scum.
5:40 I'll leave you, gentlemen. I'll leave you, gentlemen.
5:42 I prefer my own company to the sea.
5:44 Now hold on, Colonel. You and your all-y and mighty wives.
5:50 You're something, aren't you? Credentials all proper like. Just like ours. Let me tell you, I don't believe a word of it.
6:00 I don't like the smell of you.
6:03 Blink one muzzle, take one breath, and I'll open you from head to toe.
6:10 I know your kind.
6:12 I've laid you miserable cards when I've seen you around.
6:15 Miserable bargain you were for the Confederate coals. A foreigner, eh?
6:19 Alright.
6:20 English.
6:21 Mystery I fight wherever I fight and you'll run whenever you can run
6:28 College, the lot of you.
6:30 Running pants high fast from the battle.
6:33 *whistling*
6:34 Got your insides full and you quit.
6:38 Well, go on and run.
6:40 Better off without you.
6:42 And so am I.
6:45 Now, wait a minute, Colonel.
6:47 And whatever you think of us, there's safety in numbers.
6:50 How far could you get in this stuff?
6:51 There's no turning back.
6:52 Sarge, there's enough of us without him.
6:55 Let him go, Sarge.
6:57 Let him die in this stink hole.
7:47 There's your guide, Colonel. The Seminoles killed him.
7:52 Who's going to get us to the blockade, runner?
7:57 till this smelly war blows over. We'll have to try it alone.
8:02 Let's move.
10:27 Oh, my God.
10:30 Hey! Wait up ahead there!
10:34 I'm going to go.
10:35 Just leave.
10:38 Yes.
10:55 Oh.
10:58 All right.
11:08 Help!
11:11 Look at them.
11:15 Buzzards.
11:17 I think we're crazy trying to get through this jungle by ourselves.
11:21 Nobody forces you to come with us.
11:22 You got to stay back there by myself.
11:24 We ain't got a chance. I know we ain't.
11:27 I'm going back.
11:29 Go back.
11:30 Go back alone and have them buzzards feeding on my bones, you crazy!
11:34 Then stay here and shut up.
11:45 I see here, Colonel. What makes you think you're cock robbing, huh?
11:51 You're not a mite better than the rest of us. Not a mite.
11:55 If you're going to be taking orders again, I say we might as well be acting fighting in the blasted war. That's what I say.
12:00 And if we wanted to do that now, we wouldn't be there, would we?
12:03 It's all I see it.
12:05 I'll figure my ranks as good as yours.
12:08 And the same goes for the rest of us.
12:10 I got you.
12:12 Well, ain't it?
12:13 He's a deserter just like the rest of us. Do you want him given all of us? I say now. I say yes.
12:18 You say what?
12:20 I said yes.
12:22 We need a leader.
12:23 We can't go stumbling through these jungles and expect to stay alive unless we're organized.
12:27 It takes a leader to do it. Good, good. That's fine. Home for that, I am.
12:31 You're all here.
12:32 What do you say, Prongich? Ain't the sergeant leader...
12:37 We got to have one, that is.
12:39 Cockney's right.
12:42 You're our leader, Sarge. Say what it are, I tell you. How about you, kid?
12:46 What do you say to having enough swords to lead us?
12:49 Sure.
12:50 I wouldn't follow anybody except the side.
12:53 That's what you think.
12:56 I'm going to go.
12:59 Fools.
13:01 Snaggle-headed lump heads.
13:02 You want to live?
13:03 You shiver and quake in your pants at every shake of a leaf.
13:06 You're too big for a real leader, huh?
13:08 Well, let me tell you.
13:09 and soak us up with your sponge-headed brains.
13:11 You're gonna have a leader, and the Colonel's gonna be your leader, and you're gonna follow him, because I say you are.
13:15 Because I want to live through this rotten mess. And with him, we stand a chance. That's that.
13:22 Come on.
13:24 That's it, Colonel.
13:25 You're the leader.
13:26 Just a minute, Sergeant Todd.
13:29 I admire your control over the men.
13:31 I wasn't fortunate enough to have a sergeant like you in my command.
13:35 You've overlooked one little detail in this whole affair.
13:39 I don't want to be the leader.
13:42 You don't want to leave.
13:43 I believe I spoke quite clearly.
13:45 I'll put it another way. If I wanted to lead, I'd be back fighting the war.
13:49 If I wanted to lead, I wouldn't want miserable, quavering, filth-infested scum like this in my command.
13:56 Let's go.
13:58 Oh, you go ahead and lead the men, Sergeant Todd.
14:00 I'll just come along with my own...
14:02 I prefer it.
14:05 I'm sorry.
14:07 for the other.
14:34 Colonel's orders are we'll hold in here for the night.
14:36 Bed down the best you can.
14:38 Oh, my God.
14:54 Come on.
15:08 Looking at your pictures again, eh?
15:10 Yeah.
15:11 Wanna look at some?
15:12 Nah, I've seen him in the voice.
15:15 Mind you, I like my women as much as you do, Plunk.
15:18 But looking at pictures of them satisfied me up to a point.
15:22 Right, what enough?
15:24 These is French pictures.
15:26 You're lonely.
15:29 Get out and leave me be.
15:32 Leave you be with your picture-card women. Them's the only kind of women you'll ever have. You want to make something of it, cut me. Ah, there ain't no cause for you to begin not and fightin' about it.
15:43 I ain't come to talk to you about your pictures anyhow.
15:47 All right.
15:48 Spill it.
15:51 *Bzzz*
15:52 It's about the Colonel.
15:54 Shh.
15:55 Mm-hmm.
15:56 Anything special you notice about them, Lightning?
16:00 All I know is...
16:02 I'd like to cut his heart out and...
16:04 Throw it in his face.
16:06 Choo!
16:07 I smelled whiskey on his breath.
16:11 I'll give you all these are drunkards.
16:13 You're bad. He's a drunkard, I tell you.
16:20 He's probably the famous drunken colonel from Murfreesboro.
16:25 To my mind,
16:27 A drunkard ain't a fit leader.
16:29 Oh, Stephen...
16:31 Luton, even murderers.
16:33 None's as bad as being a drunkard when you're a leader.
16:38 Now, ain't that so pretty?
16:40 Amen.
16:45 Brrrr.
16:49 Ain't that so, Plunkett?
17:03 I'm sorry.
17:06 I'm a scurvy rat. Tell me what you're after at my belt.
17:14 You talk, because you know I'll cut your stinking throat if you don't. Come on, talk. I don't know what you're after, but I want to hear you say it. Say it. Say it. I'm cast on my gold, ain't you? Now, you listen to me. I didn't go to all the trouble of stealing that gold from the Confederate Army and getting chased all the way across Virginia and getting shot at all the way down here to Florida just to let you steal it away from me.
17:33 Next time I find you trying any of your tricks, you won't have any need for gold after I get to with you.
17:40 Now, get!
17:45 Go on, get!
17:48 I'm going to go.
17:57 Mm-mm.
17:59 Who? Who?
18:01 He...
18:03 I... I plunk it.
18:11 All right.
18:13 It's me, Cockney.
18:15 We ain't through with this business yet, punky.
18:19 From now on, you better keep your eyes open all the time.
18:23 all the time.
18:25 'Cause you ain't gonna know from which direction I'm coming the next time.
18:28 Now get this.
18:29 I ain't followed you all the way down here to give up that easy.
18:34 So take my advice, Plunk.
18:37 Watch your gold.
18:39 Or I'll be getting it before you have a chance to spend it.
18:42 Try getting this gold. You'll get pissed.
20:20 I know sign of Ryan
20:23 I ain't seen no sign of fresh meat either.
20:27 We ain't going to either with all of us making all kinds of noise through the brush.
20:32 But I've seen signs.
20:34 There's plenty of game out there.
20:37 Ain't no ways of catching them without shooting them.
20:39 I'll bet you I could get a coon, Sarge.
20:41 Why, there ain't a coon in Georgia what ain't been treated by me.
20:44 Let the boy have a shot, Sergeant.
20:47 If there are Seminoles about, they know we're here.
20:50 The shot won't make any difference.
20:57 I'm going to go.
21:02 They are Seminoles round.
21:03 Why have we seen them? Why have they caught up with us?
21:07 Why should they try to kill us?
21:08 Every growing living thing can do it for him.
21:12 While they stand by and watch.
21:16 And they are watching
21:19 watching every move we make
21:22 five brave undaunted soldiers
21:26 lighting every crawling into green
21:29 It must be quite a comedy.
21:33 Yeah, he's drunk.
21:37 Watch your remarks, soldier.
21:39 Beg your pardon, Colonel.
21:42 The drunken colonel from Murfreesboro.
21:46 That were some charge, weren't it, Colonel?
21:50 And if I recollect correctly, weren't there some confusion as to which way you was charging?
21:56 Unless the private knows something about military tactics...
21:58 I suggest he keep his rotten mouth shut. Well, I know this about him.
22:02 When a private retreats when he should have charged.
22:05 They get shot. He gets shot for other things too.
22:25 Sounds like a kid got something.
22:29 We better move on.
22:49 Gator! Gator!
23:49 I'm sorry.
24:03 You like that tune, Sarge?
24:07 Yeah
24:08 Sure.
24:11 All us boys noted when we left Georgia. All right.
24:22 When we started off, we was all singing it.
24:27 How many weather in your outfit?
24:29 Oh, a hundred, I reckon.
24:34 A hundred wet-faced kids bleeding Georgia blood in Virginia.
24:38 What?
24:42 Nothing just thinking of them dying
24:46 We sure had an outfit though Jackson says it was as good as most of them
24:53 Me, I was doing picket duty most of the time. But I hear tell how brave they was.
24:59 Ain't much time to be in brave between the gunshot, the time it hits.
25:03 They was brave. I know they was.
25:06 All right, so they were brave.
25:08 They ran up and tickled a Yankee's nose before they got their heads blown off.
25:15 Think brave didn't keep them alive, did it?
25:20 Maybe I'm sick of hearing about brave men.
25:25 Tired of hearing about the way they die.
25:28 Yeah.
25:29 Tired of hearing him scream and seeing him fall.
25:35 Maybe I'm just about sick of killing.
25:39 That's why you're deserted, ain't it?
25:41 Let's get some sleep.
25:47 I'm going to go.
25:54 Sarge?
25:54 Sometimes what you say don't make sense.
25:57 I mean...
25:58 I heard tell about how brave you was and...
26:00 Well, I reckon that's why I followed you, but...
26:03 Oh, I guess it does make sense.
26:09 But it sure is confusing.
26:18 Come on.
26:23 Please.
26:27 Woo!
26:28 No!
26:33 Stop it! Can't you see he's scared to death?
26:54 They could have killed him. Some people can't take things like that.
26:58 Now leave him alone.
27:09 - Mm-hmm.
27:10 I don't know.
27:12 Mm-hmm.
27:22 Oh.
27:25 Come on.
27:33 Thanks governor
30:41 Oh, my God.
31:11 Look.
31:38 Come on now.
31:46 Let's get out of here. Sorry, Gene.
31:50 Ain't they gotta be buried? Those men ain't been dead very long.
31:53 That means Seminoles can't be too far away.
31:56 He's right, Sergeant.
31:58 These men deserve decent burial.
32:00 I'm for getting out of here.
32:02 Me too. Let's get him. There's no military regulation that says you must bury these men.
32:09 There's a code, a code of common decency.
32:13 Especially among fellow soldiers.
32:15 And who's gonna bury us? Sides, we ain't soldiers no more. We're deserters, and so are they. It's each man for himself in these conditions.
32:24 I guess that's the way it stands, Colonel.
32:27 Run for your lives.
32:30 I'll stay and do what's decent.
32:35 Now, kid, come on. Let's go.
32:53 It ain't right what we're doing. I don't feel right about it. Then go back with the colonel and get a dagger in your back. I wonder if there ain't some things worse than daggers.
34:23 All right, come on, Biggie.
34:37 Hey, Flucky, get the others.
36:37 Melissa.
36:40 Well, there's a...
36:42 Police!
36:47 Come on.
36:48 Come on.
36:50 He's getting delirious again.
36:54 Leave him, B. B was getting worse.
36:58 Oh, let's leave him behind. He's just gonna slow us down and then...
37:01 and then die someplace else.
37:02 As long as he can walk, he's coming with us.
37:05 Correction, Sarge.
37:06 He's coming with you.
37:08 I ain't having nothing to do with nobody that's as good as dead.
37:21 Yelling lock-up bloomin' banshee.
37:26 Be scared the liver out of me.
37:29 She's gonna die.
37:31 I know it. Once that fever gets in your blood, it eats you up dead.
37:38 He ain't never got to get to Cuba. Sometimes I wonder...
37:44 Just who is getting to the sea?
37:50 I am.
37:52 I'm getting to them islands.
37:55 I can start living again.
37:58 All them Spanish girls and all.
38:02 Boy.
38:05 That's really gonna be something.
38:09 Reckon with what I got.
38:12 I'll be living higher for some time.
38:16 Looking forward to that, ain't ya, Plunkett?
38:19 Spending it all by yourself.
38:24 Who wants a shot?
38:27 We ain't quite there yet, are we?
38:29 Not quite.
38:30 We still got a lot ahead of us.
38:33 I'm waiting.
38:33 You and I.
38:34 Listen. Hear that? I don't hear nothing. It's on the wind, like. Hear it?
39:17 What is it, Sarge? What's doing it?
39:25 They're attacking us, boy. They're attacking us. It's the whole green hell turn on us. Hear it? Every growing tree, every now-rooted limb,
39:34 Break us!
40:00 Go round! There we are! Stand and face it! Light it!
40:30 Don't let it beat you!
41:00 Charge! Charge!
41:30 Help!
41:54 *whistling*
41:55 *crickets*
42:01 I'm ready for night.
42:12 yeah
42:19 Dead as a door now. A fat old pig. That's a lovely dog.
42:31 It's a blasted shame.
42:36 God bless you, fat old art. Oh, I'll remember you, I will. I will?
42:46 With all them Spanish ladies.
42:53 *whistling*
42:54 You ain't dead.
42:56 More, aye, Dad!
43:04 You're just as good as Dad.
43:07 You had your last chance. It's my turn.
43:23 Oh.
43:25 Oh.
43:31 Oh, my God.
43:41 I'm going to have to go see.
43:45 Hey. Well, well, well.
43:51 There.
43:51 Oh, my God.
44:21 Seminole.
44:26 Maybe it's Seminoles.
44:30 Could be deserters like us.
44:34 I'm gonna find out.
44:39 You stay here. I'll scout it.
45:22 the
45:57 I sure wished I knew where he were.
46:00 I've been going too long.
46:02 Trust me, the Seminoles got him. And in my opinion, there ain't no point in waiting.
46:09 Trouble is...
46:11 There's smokes between us and the direction where we're going.
46:15 Maybe we could follow his trail for a fish. We'd still be heading the right way.
46:25 Let him stay. It's a good enough grave for him.
46:30 Goodbye, Your Highness.
46:32 Come on.
47:02 I'm going to go.
47:55 Looks deserted.
48:04 It's one of them slimy Indian tricks. They got the side in there. I know it. If they do, they're awful quiet about it. I say they've already finished them off.
48:16 Nothing we can do now. Let's go. No. Let's stay. If they got tired, the quicker we start moving, the better our chances will be. All right.
48:26 I ain't going. I'm staying. Then stay.
49:16 Why stand we here?
49:18 Oh, yeah.
50:10 Here he is!
50:12 It's not I to fail my command.
50:14 Take us not for what we appear to be.
50:17 Now start forward, we can become!
50:21 *pain*
50:38 Down! Down, you fools!
50:41 Take cover! Take cover!
50:48 There we are. Fighting another war.
51:03 Oh, my God.
51:06 I'm out.
51:16 Look outside! Look out!
51:40 Oh.
51:41 Oh, my God.
51:43 I'm going to go.
51:49 Oh!
52:08 Oh.
52:12 Lost in...
52:15 Ah!
52:20 Oh, my God.
52:23 I'm not.
52:25 I'm not.
52:39 Oh, my God.
52:58 the
53:15 I
53:20 I'm going to go.
53:36 up
53:49 Oh, looks like maybe we won.
53:51 All right.
53:52 There don't seem to be no more lies than an old round.
53:55 We gotta get out.
53:57 He'll be back when it gets dark.
54:01 I'm going to go.
54:27 He won't die. He's still alive.
54:40 I can't make it. Get him out of here, Plunkett. Oh, he's as good as dead. I said move him out of here.
55:38 Come on.
55:49 I hope to God they don't see it.
55:52 As good as dead if they do.
55:54 We're as good as dead without a fire, Sarge.
55:58 Yes.
55:59 We'd be dead of lung fever in all this dampness.
56:03 Move the colonel a little closer.
56:05 He's close enough. Trying to warm a dead man.
56:11 This isn't the way he wanted to die.
56:14 I don't know what we're carrying a corpse around for anyway.
56:18 It ain't worth much.
56:21 Rod you off.
56:23 I estimate.
56:25 It's worth maybe a medal or two.
56:28 A few Yankee green dollop.
56:31 Say maybe ten.
56:34 And you'll ride fine gold watch.
56:39 Real nice one, ain't it, Jim?
56:42 the you all I
56:44 You'd even rob the dead.
56:48 He ain't dead yet. Besides, I don't think the Colonel would begrudge me a time to eat, says of me, Mentez. Now, would he?
57:05 Did you leave the gold in his teeth?
57:09 That were a nasty remark at worst, aren't you?
57:12 Needless, too.
57:16 He's got as nice a set of natural teeth as I've ever seen.
57:22 I sure hate to see him die.
57:24 It ain't natural here.
57:28 It's all the same, kid.
57:30 Slip on up, puddle.
57:33 Get a bulldole in the spleen.
57:35 I'm going to die rotting on the stinking jungle. All right. No difference.
57:38 Uh-huh. That's a bird.
57:42 I wonder what he's thinking about.
57:45 I wonder if he knows he's dying right now.
57:51 Deep thoughts from you, Plunkett.
57:57 Sort of amuses.
57:58 I reckon.
58:00 Him and his officers' blue-blooded ways. I wonder if his thoughts as anything like mine'd be. He ain't dying in some filthy wench's arms, like you'd be. The more to be pitied, Limey, the more to be pitied.
58:19 I ain't never seen a Colonel die afore. Goes easy like though, don't he?
58:27 Just like he was a regular one of us.
58:29 It ain't easy, kid. He's fighting to live like all of us would. Every breath he's fighting for. And fighting the coldness in his veins. He hates to die, too. Right, gentlemen. You're so right.
58:52 Don't let me disturb you, gentlemen. Please. The voice of the dead.
59:07 You wouldn't disturb the staff.
59:09 I'd like to quench this thirst.
59:13 Sergeant.
59:14 Yes, sir. You'd be good enough to bring me a bottle...
59:18 In my case...
59:19 You hear me, Sergeant? Right here, sir. Right here, sir. The devil will you, Sergeant? Where's a fire? Where's a burn? A whiskey, Bastion? I'm wounded, aren't I?
59:45 Yes, sir.
59:46 what is it a minute
59:48 Great.
59:49 Where is it?
59:52 The back.
59:54 In the back. I know there's a side of the knees and wounded in the back. Okay.
1:00:00 And over a dozen roo-
1:00:05 Where's the company, Doctor?
1:00:06 Order that.
1:00:07 Get the stinging surge and blast your...
1:00:13 What was that coming? Did they run?
1:00:17 There's something so satisfying, gentlemen, in seeing the Yankees run.
1:00:21 Were there any prisoners?
1:00:26 Rick. I reckon not, Colonel. Colonel.
1:00:29 Killed all the blue noses, eh? Not a prisoner in the lot. Go to work, General. And go.
1:00:36 And we were out number two, weren't we? Takes one southern boy to only ten Yankees. Hey, Sergeant? Make your report to my orderly. Tell him here. Yes, sir. I'll make your report. If the colonel care to lie down for... Huh? Huh?
1:00:53 There's a sergeant. Sergeant.
1:00:59 Sergeant, what the devil's the name of this place?
1:01:03 What works are these?
1:01:05 Well, it's my Freesboro, Colonel. My Freesboro.
1:01:13 It isn't.
1:01:16 Here, here, Sergeant...
1:01:18 It isn't.
1:01:23 The chairman of the staff has been a mistake.
1:01:26 I was ordered to retreat.
1:01:27 It was an order, do you hear?
1:01:29 I didn't run.
1:01:31 I tell you, gentlemen, I didn't run. I took the men out. I took them out, I tell you. I had to.
1:01:37 They were chopping them up like meat.
1:01:39 Whether we're using cannon with grape.
1:01:41 12 pounders!
1:01:43 It was slaughter, gentlemen. Slaughter.
1:01:54 This is indeed an honor sir, but half of my brave boys I
1:01:59 Young gentlemen of the south,
1:02:01 I accept.
1:02:03 You know, it's odd, General. The skirmishes I've been in so far...
1:02:08 Vince on no account. This is my first major campaign.
1:02:17 I've been hoping for this.
1:02:21 I'll display it on the mantel at Maryknoll.
1:02:24 A lot of fine men who come from there, General. Proud men.
1:02:31 This is indeed an honor, General Lee. Thank you, sir.
1:03:04 Well, you've just seen a colonel die, kid.
1:03:13 Oh.
1:03:19 I'm sorry.
1:03:26 Now let's go.
1:03:27 Seminoles are looking for us for sure now.
1:03:29 We've got to get to the sea fast.
1:03:32 From now on, it's every man for himself.
1:03:34 I'm not risking my neck no more.
1:03:46 Oh, my God.
1:03:51 Ah!
1:03:59 *crying*
1:04:11 Oh.
1:04:12 Yes.
1:04:19 The river.
1:04:21 The river.
1:04:27 Come on.
1:04:34 It's sorry I just kissed it.
1:04:39 Oh.
1:04:50 It is brackish.
1:04:53 Maybe it'll lead to the sea. Sergeant, Sergeant, maybe we ought to take a break. We've been hitting an awful tough pace. Sure, take a break. Take all the breaks you want.
1:05:02 You're on your own.
1:05:04 I'm moving. Sarge!
1:05:24 Look, Sarge. The river's getting wider. Maybe it does lead to the sea. Yes.
1:05:30 Yeah, it sure looks like.
1:05:32 I'll believe it when I'll seize it.
1:06:00 Call this an ocean?
1:06:18 What's the matter to you? Can't you read a compass no more? What are you trying to do? Lead us around by the end of your nose? No. By the sun when I can see it. I ain't got a compass.
1:06:30 lost the time to me it's a tough car for you and the way to do it here the the the the the
1:07:35 Rattlesnakes. Nest them.
1:08:24 Don't stop me.
1:08:25 Hmm?
1:08:31 Come on.
1:08:35 Come on!
1:08:36 I'm sorry.
1:09:06 Come on.
1:10:06 Please, Sarge, please. Maybe it's the way them snakes got cockney. Maybe it's what we've been going through all this time. Maybe this is creeping and crawling jungle all around us, but I can't take it no more. No, Sarge, look, I don't know what's come over me, but I'm scared. I'm so scared, I think I'm going crazy. Look, if you're building up to ask me to take care of you, don't. You can stay here and be scared. No, no, Sarge, just leave it falling.
1:10:36 We'll ride it across.
1:11:06 Look at them gators.
1:11:09 I
1:11:15 Now paddle easy, life. And don't splash.
1:11:25 Start pushing.
1:12:08 Sarge, Sarge, that river cross was just great. Boy, you sure know how to beat this jungle. We never would have made it without you. No, no, I would have made it alone. I never would have made it alone. It's up to you, Sarge. It's up to you. Just please, don't leave me be alone. Please, Sarge, please. Look, if you fall back, you're on your own. No, no, no. Still, still, get me, Sarge.
1:12:38 all them horrible, sneaking, murdering things around us here. Oh, get me. They're good to you, but they know I'm scared, and they're going to get me, Sarge. Look, Sarge, I've got a secret. I don't want anybody else to know what happened to you. I've got gold, lots of gold. I stole it from the army.
1:12:57 Are you going to be rich, Sarge? Are you going to be rich? I don't want your gold. Are you going to be rich, Sarge? Yes, sir. I don't want any part of it. It's all yours.
1:13:08 Yes, sir. Oh, you... Just get me out of here alive. That's all I ask. Just get out. And look. I'll leave you, my general. My girl pictures. My real genuine French girl pictures. Look at this gold, Sarge. Look, it's all yours.
1:13:38 Where's my gold? Where's my gold?
1:13:47 Cockney! Cockney! Cockney, where's my gold?
1:14:08 Oh, my God.
1:14:38 Come on!
1:15:28 Hi, Jeff.
1:15:30 I can't.
1:15:32 Don't you ever get tired running?
1:15:36 What's up?
1:15:39 Yeah, I get tired.
1:15:41 I'm so tired of running, I'm sick!
1:15:46 Sick them, I stopped them.
1:15:57 Oh.
1:16:00 I'm going to go.
1:16:05 You wouldn't know, wet face.
1:16:07 You ain't done enough to run away from.
1:16:15 You shouldn't have followed me, kid.
1:16:18 You shouldn't have started running.
1:16:22 I've been running ever since I know it how.
1:16:25 running from everything I never liked.
1:16:30 And I reckon I ain't much to like around this world.
1:16:33 I've been running so long, I don't know how to stop.
1:16:38 Don't do much good when you stop and figure why you're running, because it catches up to you.
1:16:44 You can't run away from yourself.
1:16:50 Don't run away from nothing, kid.
1:16:54 That don't do no good.
1:16:57 You get so tired you never want to die.
1:17:27 Oh, yeah.
1:17:57 Give me something. Give me a gun. Come on, kid. Give me a branch or something. Get out of here, kid. Go on. Get out. Get out of here.
1:18:27 Oh, God! Ty! Ty!
1:18:42 Oh, my God.
1:18:43 Oh, oh.
1:18:53 Oh.
1:19:04 Oh.
1:19:09 Oh, my God.
1:19:58 Oh, my God.
1:20:11 Why should they try to kill us? Every growing living thing can do it. No, no, no. Get me, Sarge. All them horrible sneaking, murdering things around us here. Forgive me. I'll die rotten and stinging junk. All right, now get it.
1:20:26 Oh, no.
1:20:29 Oh, my God.
1:20:33 I'm just...
1:20:34 She only started running.
1:20:47 You can't run away from yourself.
1:20:52 Don't run away from nothing, kid.
1:20:56 It gets so easy, you can't stop.
1:21:00 It gets so tired, you want to die.

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