WESTERN CLASSIC | Three Desperate Men (Free Western Movies, Free Movies in English,Classic Western)

[00:00:15][music] Heat. Heat.

[00:00:23]am [music] I ever? [music] Here I am.

[00:01:11]Here I am. [music] Down there.

[00:01:52]Heat.

[00:02:10]Heat.

[00:02:16]Heat. Heat.

[00:02:49]Put that away. We don't want to shoot him.

[00:02:54]Bill, look. The marshals. Yep. They'll never take  me alive. Coffee drink before I dump the rest of it. Are you local? I can't start my day without  my coffees. Let's get out of here. Come on. Heat.

[00:03:24]Heat.

[00:03:30]Heat. Heat.

[00:04:02]Heat. Heat.

[00:04:29]They're more up in the cabin.

[00:05:17]What do we do now, Tom? Take him alive.  You might take a chance on Bill Delin.

[00:05:23]That young rooster shoot you if  you wink that cat rusher might have us cold. We got $600 in back  pay coming. I'd like to collect them dead cost us money. Well, I'm  willing to let him walk in if we can figure a way. How about if two of us  kept them busy in the front while the other two worked around the back?  That's a good idea. Right. You and Bob keep them pinned down. Don't shoot too  straight. You might hit him. Yeah, I know.

[00:06:12]You cover the back in case  they try to make a break.

[00:06:17]All [music] right, Bill. Let's be sensible. This 12  gauge can blow you apart. I wouldn't be surprised. Be coming out. They  got us, dick. Let's go. Not me.

[00:07:02]Who's your head? I don't want to  shoot. They'll never take me in alive.

[00:07:21]Hi, Tom. Bill. Well, I see you made your  plug, huh? Yeah. You got me in the arm. I tried to talk sensory. You all right, Tom?  Yeah. Say, where's your brother Matt? Matt Quig went to California. Fred's taking his  place. Hi, Mred. Oh, yeah. Put him on a horse.

[00:07:44]Hey. Uh, where's his folks? We don't have any.

[00:07:52]I guess it's going to cost you, Tom.

[00:08:15]How do you feel? Disgusted. There he is already.

[00:08:22]Well, how do you know? Got instincts like a vulture.

[00:08:46]Hello, fair weather. Well, gentlemen, I see you  got your man. I'm sorry to disappoint you. Oh, a few days today, that's all. Judge  Callahan's in town. A hang in judges.

[00:08:55]He sent me over a 100 clients. The  judge was waiting for you inside.

[00:08:59]I didn't know he'd get here so quick this  time. Pete, I know you're worried about me, but I've seen cracker boxes harder to break  out of than these jails. Maybe. Let's go in.

[00:09:10]I uh beg your pardon, gentlemen, but uh  which one of you is responsible for the uh deceit? Here we go. And you know the law.  Marshall who shoots an outlaw with no family is liable for the expense of the barrier. Yeah.  Well, let's get down to business, shall we?

[00:09:43]clothes. Not very suitable. He'll have to be  buried in him anyway. How much is this going to stand me? Huh? Oh, I'd say um yes, I think  we can give him a very fine burial for about $80. $80. The last time I was 50. Your prices  have gone up on everything. I've tried my best to hold that. I don't $80. I haven't got  $80. How much you got? 10 bucks. I haven't got much more. What about the horse and  saddle? That's worth something. Horse is pretty old. Saddle's been used a lot. $35.  $35. Well, 40 maybe. Here. How about this?

[00:10:23]$8. What about those cartridges? $2 more. Well,  we can't make it. We'll have to all you until the government pays us our back wages. I do a  cash business, gentlemen. That's too bad. Why don't you sue the government? Yeah, sue the  government. No wonder Matt got disgusted and quit. We're on the wrong side of this circus.  You'll feel better when you get that back pay, Tom. Keep bringing in dead outlaws. We won't  have any back pay. Yeah. What's it say? Bring them in alive. And who shot them? A shut up.  Say that most puck board over there. Yeah.

[00:11:02]Georgie, what's mom doing in town?  She came into town about Matt. Matt, boys, I'm glad you're back. Tom, you're on. It's  just a little nick. Oh, Tom, are you sure? I ought to know. always stopped a few of them. That's just  the trouble. If I had any sense, I'd marry a man that knew how to keep out of their way. It's  not too late to call her off. You just try to get out of it and you'll have more than a nick.  What are you doing in town? It's Matt. He's in jail in California. Lara sent a wire for him. And  here's a letter I have. What's he in for? Well, they say he lives in that train robbery. Why Matt  would never do a thing like that. Matt was here in Fort Graham when that train was robbed.  That's what we told him in the wire. Hey, I know this market arrested him. Let me see this.  The railroad detective. Yeah, he'd hang his own mother if he thought it would help his rigger.  He's a crazy man. Well, that might be the answer.

[00:12:26]What does it say? Is it bad, Laura?

[00:12:46]Matt Denton yesterday convicted of train robbery  and murder. Oh no. How could they think that Matt would do a thing like that? Everybody knows Matt's  kind of wild, but this is plain railroading. And that locker is just a man to do it. Losing  a son on the side of the law is hard enough, but this'll be all right. Yeah, don't worry,  Fred. Where we going? What do you think? I wish you boys wouldn't give these back.  We can't wear them in California. Well, keep them in your pocket anyway until you  need them again. Whether we can afford to wear them again. Seems like all three of  us are on the unprofitable side of the law, Pete. Maybe my back pay comes. Give it a liar,  will you? Oh, sure. And watch yourself with Ed Larkin. He'll convict anybody of anything, guilty  or not. That's funny, kind of law enforcement. Oh, I nearly forgot. Here's a letter. It may  do some good. Thanks. So long, Tom. Pete.

[00:13:49]Hurry up, Tom. It's almost train time. By  the way, Fred, I suppose you'll have to go. That's my brother. Yeah. You worried?  You'll be careful. Why? When you get to California? Couple of you operators, you can't  forget about business. Sure. I'll wear. Okay.

[00:14:08]You'll need some money. Where could you? Oh,  I saved it. I don't need it. When I do wire, you and mom get ready for a wedding. You  understand? Yes, Tom. Hey, Tom. The train.

[00:14:24]When my back pay comes, you get your ring back.

[00:14:45]Think they run a railroad to a town this size.  Yeah. I never want to ride all night like that again. I could use a bath and sleep for a  week after we find Larkin. Dad, could you tell us where we'd find Ed Larkin? The detective.  That's right. Over at the express office, most likely. Where's that? Right down  there at the end of the street. Thank you.

[00:15:57]Yeah, you locking. That's right. I'm Tom  Denton, Matt's brother. This is my brother Fred. Thought Matt said you boys were in Texas.  We were. Who do we see about getting Matt out?

[00:16:07]getting him out. He's been convicted of  murder. Matt never murdered anybody. Take a look at this. What is it? It's from District  Marshall Coleman. His statement that Matt was wearing a Marshall's badge and working  with him the day of the train robbery.

[00:16:26]This is pretty good evidence. I know Pete Coleman.  Too bad you boys weren't at the trial. At the trial, we just heard about it last week. Your  justice is a lot faster than your railroad. I wish I could help you boys, but it's out of my hands  now. Your only chance is to get to the governor with this. Is he here? He's in Sacramento.  How do we get there? I'll help you all I can.

[00:16:55]I want to see justice done, too. After all, I  arrested him. What are you doing there? I'll give you a note to the governor. It'll get  you right in. But how do we get there? Your best bet is to ride 10 miles to the junction,  then catch a through train to Sacramento. Hey, Ed, better hurry. You'll miss the  hanging. What hanging? Why that train robber from Texas Denton? Hurry up. They're  starting already. Dirty line double cross hanging with us today. You know Matt's innocent,  so you'll send us out of town. The court found him, not me. You'd do anything to close a case,  wouldn't you, Lan? Even railroad an innocent man. Do you know that's murder? You'll stop  that hanger. You'll never close another case.

[00:17:49]What'd you hit him so hard for?  Now he can't help us. I'm sorry, Tom. Come on. How did you learn to control  yourself? Now we're really in a mess. What'd you expect me to do? He's going for his gun. Well,  you didn't have to knock him stiff, did you?

[00:18:05]Now we're strictly on our own.  Yeah, we'll get out of it.

[00:18:28]You want a blindfold, Matt? No, I'm going  to perform. I want to watch my audience.

[00:18:53]All right, Matt, go back.

[00:19:26]Shut the guard dead. Matt's brother's from  Texas. Got the brothers dirty murders.

[00:20:02][music] That lin. How'd you manage to get in a mess  like this? Let you out of our sight for a few drinks. I don't know. I had a few drinks  and got in a fight. When I wake up in jail, this larkin's got a witness who claims he  saw me rob a train. Lin's quite a boy there.

[00:20:19]Why are we waiting? Where you going? Back and  get Lin. Oh, no you don't. Fred and I didn't come clear out here to get your neck out of a  rope just so you can poke it back in again. Yeah, but we got enough trouble with one killing. I had  to, Tom. He had a shotgun. Couldn't have missed.

[00:20:34]He'd have got you both. I know that don't make  him any less dead. Come on with me. Which way, Tom? First, we got to get Matt a horse  and we're riding for home. That's a lot of riding. At least we got friends there. Maybe  back home we can figure a way clear this mess.

[00:21:01]Heat. Heat.

[00:21:34]10 20 30 40 50. I don't look like  much, but he seems strong enough. Oh, yeah. He's a fine animal. You're getting a  real buy. Horse and saddle for that money.

[00:21:47]We'll find out. The food and cantens extra.  How much? Five more. Pretty stiff price, ain't it? Well, suit yourself about  it. I'm not running the store here.

[00:22:03]Say, did you fellas come from town?  Yeah. Did you see the hanging? No, we couldn't wait. Ah, I just couldn't make it  myself. I hated to miss it. Yeah, so did I.

[00:22:31]No. So that's who they were. How much start  they got? Oh, not too much. You ought to catch up to them in a few hours. Thanks. It's just a  minute. One of my horses is missing just after they left. I bet they took it. Horse thieves,  too, huh? That figure's all right. They're riding double out of town. Say if you catch up to him.  Don't worry, mister. We'll get your horse back.

[00:23:04]Cold beans and water. Not exactly a  bag. Well, been running to be sure to spot a fire. We'll make coffee in the  morning. Anybody that told me two weeks ago I'd be in the middle of California  running from a posi out of blood. Sorry, Tom. It could have happened to any one of us.  Yeah, but I know. It just goes to show you we got to stick together. When the family  gets separated, things start to happen.

[00:23:33]What is it?

[00:23:38]Fred, try to keep the horses quiet. Yeah, sure.

[00:23:49]Do you see anything? Not yet.

[00:24:24]That's Larkin. Are you crazy? I  think it's this way. Come on, Larkin.

[00:24:50]That was a close one, Tom. Too  close. That larkens like a blood hound. Don't try a fool stunt like that  again. Come on. We got to get moving.

[00:25:08]We lost him. All right. Well, let's  get back to town and I'm going to telegraph every sheriff and marshall  from here to Texas to watch for him.

[00:25:28]Heat. Heat.

[00:26:55]wires to every town along the line. They'll  never get home alive. Horse thieves, murderers, bank robbers, rustlers. Pete, there'd have to be  a hundred of them to do all those things. I warned Tom when he left that Oh, what the good have I  told you so? They're no more outlaws than we are.

[00:27:17]Well, they don't sound like the same bunch of rode  with me. Isn't there anything we can do here? Not much except hope they get through. If they do,  I'm still Marshall. I'd have to take them in.

[00:27:35]Another one. Yeah.

[00:28:34]You better put that hat on. The sun will  cook your brains. I haven't got enough juice left. I ain't even sweat.  If we don't get some water soon, these horses are going to kill  over. Not just the horses. Well, Wait here a minute.

[00:29:18]What is it after us? Who else?

[00:29:31]Think they'll come this way? Larkin's telegram  said so. They must be real killers. Larkin sure wants them bad. Hasn't anybody got anything to do  but look for us? Locker must have sent a wire to every station on the line. They're probably  blaming us for every crime in their books.

[00:29:53]I got to get a message through to Laura.  She read that stuff. I don't want her to believe it. We can't go near a town. We'll  find some little station on the rightway.

[00:30:43]Better keep watch out here.

[00:30:51]You open for business? H Oh. Oh,  I didn't hear you come in. Oh, sure. We're open. You seem to be having a  little trouble. What do you do with that thing? Go hunting. Yeah. Yeah. Look  at all these wires. Those killers, Tom and Fred and Matt, they're heading  east. And take a look at that. Mhm.

[00:31:20]There's probably another one right now.

[00:31:31]Yeah, that's it. All right, pull a job just 50  miles away. 50 miles? Pretty close. Just think, $5,000. Oh, I could sure use that money.  Yeah, but they won't be coming this way, though. Not with my luck. What would you do if  they did? What would I do? I whip this little gun together and get the drop on them right back.  Pretty fast. Suppose they wouldn't give up. Well, then I I'd have to plug them. The  post is dead or alive, you know. Yeah, that's right. Well, about the wire. H.  The wire. You want to send the wire? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Who gets it? Miss Lara Brock,  Fort Grant, Texas. Brock, is that B O C? Yeah, it's all pretty good. All uh all safe.  Going fishing. Home soon. Love, Tom.

[00:32:34]Three words.

[00:32:38]Hey Tom, you better hurry up in a minute.

[00:32:58]We We have We have to have We  have to have a full length, sir. Tom Denton. D E N T O N. I know. D E A  D. I mean the What was he going to do with the gun? Was getting it ready for some outlaws.  Tell them. Oh, it's nothing. I tell them, what was you going to do? Tell them. Tell  them what you told me. I was I was I was going to get the drop drop on them like like  that. And suppose they didn't want to give up.

[00:33:36]Then I have well then I then I then I  have to I have to plug him. That's right, boys. You see the poster says dead or  alive. All those silly old posters. What are you going to do? It all depends  on how fast you send that wire. Yes, I'll send it. I'll carry it myself. We  haven't got time. That's cold. That's right. I once had an idea to be an operator  myself. You understand? Yes. Send it. Yes.

[00:34:24]There. How much? Oh, honey.  This one's on the house. Thanks.

[00:34:38]Big tough guy. They can fight  me just cuz they kill us.

[00:34:46]Hey, where'd you all right? And where to meet  us at? And where is that? At the fishing cabin.

[00:35:37]Looks like Lara got here ahead of us. Tom,  wait a minute. That's not Lara's horse. Well, nobody else knew about our place. Well, I guess somebody stumbled in here and  stopped to spend the night. Yeah, maybe.

[00:36:32]Hia Tom. So this is your little hosienda. Right.  Smart of you. Hire Matt. Hi Bill. Fred. What do you say Bill? Yeah. You didn't like it too well  in California, huh? No, not too well. Well, well, a little while ago you were throwing me in jail.  Now we're all one big happy family. All running away from the law. I'll fix you some grub. All  right. Where do we take care of the horses?

[00:37:06]You know that kid brother of yours  is a pretty good cook. But are these beans or did he make loads for Pete  Coleman's shotgun? Look. [laughter] smoke. No thanks. How about you? Thanks.

[00:37:34]Let's see.

[00:37:38]You boys got 40,000 for that bank job and then  there was 20,000. Then there's a train robbery.

[00:37:45]That's a mighty tidy sum. How much  you got left? We're broke. We didn't pull those jobs. We didn't get a scent from  them. Is that so? Well, somebody did. Well, you boys got yard dirty in all the hard  riding and shooting and getting shot at.

[00:38:06]He's right too, Tom. You boys  are not being very smart. You'll never shake these charges. Not in a lifetime.

[00:38:19]Now, the way I look at it, if  they're going to chase you, let them pay. Get some of the gravy. It  won't go any waste when you get caught.

[00:38:33]We could just make one big one where  all of us could get clear out of the country. How long do we have to wait  for Laura? She ought to be here now.

[00:38:43]tomorrow could come with us. We could  get set up and then send for more.

[00:39:13]Tom, you came alone, didn't you? Yeah. Come inside.

[00:39:30]Hello, friend. How are you, man? It's Mr. Develin.  Who? Delin, ma'am. Bill Delin, I thought you were in. Oh, I got out. Yeah, you sure did. Tom,  what about all these charges? They're not true, are they? Certainly not. They might as well  be. What are we standing around for? Come on, Fred. Get Get Laura something to eat and some  coffee. Don't give her any of them be jeans.

[00:40:09]There you are, Laura. Thanks, Fred.

[00:40:15]What's new at home, Laura? How's Mo? She's  all right. Taking it pretty hard, though. Tom, what are we going to do? How could things get  into such a mess? I don't know. Who'd Pete Coleman get to take our place as deputies? The Express  Guards. What's the matter? Aren't they shipping money on the railroad anymore? Sure. There's a  big payroll on Friday's train with no guards.

[00:40:38]Getting pretty careless, aren't they? Well, they  just steal the safe and wear the combination on ahead. The clerk can't open it. They don't  need guards. Pretty smart. I'll work it out, Laura. When I do, you'll know. Make it  soon. Soon. Talk to her. Will you tell her we're all right? She's bitter, Tom. Yeah.  I guess so. You'd be safe going back. Sure.

[00:41:32]You're a lucky dog, Tom. Yeah. Well, do we  do it? Do what? Lap up some of that gravy I was telling you about. That's as good a tip as  anybody would want. Payroll on Friday strain.

[00:41:46]No gods. Are you crazy, Delin? If we did  a thing like that, L be part of it. Well, forget it. But Tom, the whole town probably knows  about that payroll. Nobody connect Lara with it.

[00:42:05]There ought to be 30 or $40,000 in it.  It's enough to get started someplace else, out of the country. Look, we're not  going to ever get a better chance.

[00:42:15]We haven't got enough men for a job like that.  I can get two or three without any trouble.

[00:42:20]Where do you think we ought to hit, Tom?

[00:42:27]Train stops for 15 minutes at Spring  Creek at midnight. We'll say this is Spring Creek. Train comes in  from the south. We'll say this is where we are. If we started  riding at 2:00 in the afternoon, Oh, put your hands up. Turn around.

[00:43:15]Drop that gun belt.

[00:43:23]Take it over here.

[00:43:27]Open up that safe and fill this up.  But I can't open the safe. They seal it and wire the combination on a  head. And we know better. Open it.

[00:43:51]Come on, move.

[00:43:59]Come on, man.

[00:44:11]Heat.

[00:44:22][music] Heat.

[00:44:48]Little over 20,000. Hey, that's pretty good,  huh? It's less than 3,000 a piece. It won't take many like this to give us a steak and then we can  live in comfort. You said it'd only take one. Oh, I must have miscalculated a little. But  split seven ways is ways. Joe's dead.

[00:45:09]Six ways then.

[00:45:22]This is where I leave you. I'm going  to Fort Grant and see Laura. Well, take it easy. Right. Meet you at the cabin.

[00:45:41]Lara. Lara. Tom. You shouldn't have come  here now of all times. I had to. Here.

[00:45:54]What's that for? To get your ring back.  My ring. And it's true what they said.

[00:46:00]It was you that held up that train, wasn't it?  Wasn't it? You didn't have a chance the way things were. And I figured with a little money  when I heard about the robbery, I remembered I told you about the shipment. I didn't think  you'd do that to me. Make me part of a holdup.

[00:46:21]Is this what you want for us? Hiding in  shadows, never showing our faces. What if we could just wait? I'm sorry, Tom.  It just won't work. ever. You know that.

[00:46:50]Will you cut out that racket?

[00:46:55]Sure, Tom.

[00:46:58]I'm sorry, Frank. Tom, let me  do something for you. Just once, you take my share of the money and go  away with Laura. Are you crazy? You risk your neck for that the same as the  rest of us. If we go, we all go together.

[00:47:49][music] Hallelujah. Heat.

[00:48:09]Heat.

[00:48:35]Heat. Heat.

[00:48:58]Miss Lauren. Just a minute. Georgie,  would you help me with these bags? Sure.

[00:49:08]There you are. How long you going to  be going, Miss Laura? I don't know.

[00:49:14]Till I start feeling better, I guess.  Look, this is my idea. Dr. Krueger's Hello, Pete. Leaving town. Thought I'd stop  and say goodbye. You're not going after Tom, are you? Not this trip. We're after a young horse  leap. Trying to get to him before the fellows the horse does. Oh, I'm glad. Not that I couldn't  use the 40,000. I'd rather make it another way.

[00:50:04]Well, I guess I'd better say goodbye, Pete.  Georgie is waiting. And wait till you soak up that New Mexico sunshine. Why? You'll be as good  as new before you know it. Look, Pete, if you ever should run into Tom. I'll give him every break  I can. But I don't think there's much chance, though. The last I heard of the boys, they were  way over in western Oklahoma. Funny, isn't it, how you hope for things. Not impossible  things either, just things everyone has a right to. And then Yes, I know. If anybody  ever told me the boys had turned out law, now it's all over. Everything. Don't say that.  You're young. You'll still Goodbye, Pete.

[00:51:16]$40,000.

[00:51:19]It's a lot of money. If we were only still  marshals, we could bring ourselves in. The honkers are heading south. Just supposing  we made one big hall with the outfit. We got bigger than anybody ever did.  Mornings is getting nippier, too.

[00:51:37]Got any ideas? I could go for a little vacation  where it's warmer. I got one. Remember every fall the bank at Fort Grant express office, they  get all that money from Kansas City for feeder cattle about $100,000. We can't go into Fort  Grant. Mo still living there. That's the idea.

[00:51:57]You know the town. Nobody ever figured we'd come  back there to operate. Ain't enough money in one place. I know that. I mean, we take two places at  once. What do you mean two? Two safes, $100,000.

[00:52:13]What are you going to do about Pete Coleman?  Yeah, that's right. Well, chances are he'll be out hunting somebody else. And if he  isn't, we've run into marshals before. Well, what are we waiting for? Come on.  It's three days ride to Fort Grass.

[00:53:06]Wait here a minute.

[00:53:16]What got into him? I don't know.

[00:53:33]I got him.

[00:54:21]Pete Coleman. How could he be looking for  us? Nobody knows we're in this part of the country. He's not looking for us. I  got an idea. Seeing what day it is.

[00:54:33]What a way to spend a day like this  out here in the middle of nowhere just because one crazy kid steals  a horse. Happy Thanksgiving, Pete.

[00:54:47]Tom, we felt like being sociable, so we thought we'd  drop in, have Thanksgiving dinner with you. Yeah, we even brought it. You know, I got warmth for  you boys. I know you're not after us now. Not enough of you. Yeah, I guess you're right. Happy  Thanksgiving. Fred can take care of the turkey.

[00:55:12]He's the best cook in this part of the country.  Well, I don't know. Go ahead, kid. You can make wild cat meat taste like Kansas City steak.  [laughter] Remember what you said about my beans?

[00:55:34]Long time since we've been  riding together, Tom. Mhm.

[00:55:41]Way things are now, I guess I ought to  get rid of this. Wait a minute, Pete.

[00:55:57]You still got it for some fool reason and never  threw it away. I wish you'd been wearing it right along. How long do you think your luck's  going to hold out? If I don't get you, somebody else will. A reward like that.  I'm pulling out. Pete, when? Well, I got a couple of things to straighten out and  then I'm leaving here for good. Go right now, Tom. Don't wait. Get on your horse and just keep  riding. Not yet. I can't. Not for a little while.

[00:56:42]Take it easy. Hold it. [music] [music] Huh? Bill Fred, guess we better be leaving.  I guess we had leaving so soon. Oh, we'll come back and give you a  nice long visit sometime. Oh, I'll take that back. Take over  what I said, Tom. I will, Pete.

[00:57:46]If anybody told me I was going to have  Thanksgiving dinner with those fellas, do we go after them? Not now.

[00:57:57]Wonder what the boys are doing so near home.

[00:58:19]Stick an hour and wait here. All right.

[00:58:33]Sure be nice to see M again. Yeah, it' be  good to sleep in a bed one night. Hello, M. Hello, M. So, you've come back? Well,  ain't you going to ask us in, Ma? We can't stand out here all day. You really expect me  to ask you in? What are you talking about, Ma? You know how we got into this. We were  forced to turn outlaw. All I wanted was a chance to give Lara a decent life somewhere  else. You mean to say you turned outlaw for Lara? Then you have no excuse for ever  robbing or killing again. Lara is dead.

[00:59:22]Come on, Tom. Mattal.

[01:00:17]bed. That's me. I'll take Fred and we'll hit  the express office. You three take the bank now. Here's the bank. Here's the express  office. Right in this way. Hit the horses and split up. Shouldn't take more than a  minute in each place. We ought to be out of town before they know we were there. Right.  Tom. Yeah. Let's call it off. What? There's no reason now. It's too tough. Two at once.  You're scared? You know better than that, Fred. After the day, they'll forget all about the  youngers and the James boys. It'll be us. None of them ever took two places at once. That's no  reason. It's reason enough for me now. Look, let me go with Bill and you take Matt. He's  live. We'll start shooting at nothing. What are you talking about? No, we go just as  is. Don't make any difference now anyway.

[01:01:09]But there goes the old alarm  clock. We better get moving.

[01:02:11]There she is, boys. Money in the bank.

[01:02:28]All right. Let them lie and  keep mail. Nobody gets hurt.

[01:03:06]Hope she don't have money in the bank.

[01:03:14]All right, reach. All right, everybody get  that wall. Get over. Come on. Get moving.

[01:03:28]I wouldn't try that again, mister.

[01:03:33]Where's the cashier? That's me. Fill it up  right now. Keep him covered, Don. I'm sorry, gentlemen, but you're too early. What? The vault  has a new time lock on it. Time lock. It opens at exactly 9:45. It's 3 minutes. might just  as well be 3 years. We'll wait. We're what?

[01:03:58]I said we'd wait. You better hadn't be lying  to me, Harry. Well, I I wouldn't lie to you, Matt. If that vault doesn't open on time, it's  going to be the last lie you'll ever tell.

[01:04:17]Let's go. Heat. Heat.

[01:04:58]I wonder what's happened to Matt.

[01:05:02]Just 2 minutes.

[01:05:11]We can't wait, man. Come on. We've only got a  minute to go. We won't last a minute. Come on.

[01:05:17]All right.

[01:05:27]Heat.

[01:05:54]Heat.

[01:06:12]Come on. We got to try to make the horses.

[01:06:28]Hey, F. Come back here.

[01:06:46]Lon.

[01:06:50]Your hunch was right, Pete. They're  after the cattle money. Yeah.

[01:07:08]Hello, Lan.

[01:07:17]Hey, thank you.

[01:07:58]huh? All of them. At least you won't have  to worry us, Pete. We got money, relatives.

[01:08:12]Nobody's better than you, Fred. All  right, buddy. Put him in the wagon.

[01:08:51][music] Christmas.