All language subtitles for [English (auto-generated)] Ride the Whirlwind (1965) Classic Western Revenge Drama Jack Nicholson

Coming.

>> Coming. Hag.

>> Anytime now. Oh, this damn car. Bunko.

Yeah,

>> you ought to take care of that, Edger.

>> [screaming]

>> Don't move any of

Damn fool. I'm hit.

>> Jugheaded fool.

>> You all right? Adam

>> outside.

Come.

Hey,

go ahead. All

right, get on out of

Heat. Heat.

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>> [music]

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>> Heat. Heat.

Heat. Heat.

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All

>> [music]

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>> right. [ __ ]

What's the matter if that old croc burn?

There's something about that grove you

don't like.

>> Indians

>> might be.

>> I don't know. Best take it cautious.

>> Well, we could go around.

>> What? Every time that old head of yours

gets skittish, why don't you put a

martingale on him?

>> We'll just go easy.

Chances are if it was they would have

rode out on it.

Come on.

Come on back.

23. 3 days.

>> Oh

>> yeah, something like that. This ain't no

country to be set a foot.

Man gets hung.

>> [music]

>> We've far enough away from that human

fruit as soon Don't you mercy.

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>> [music]

>> Dick, come on out.

>> Bus is ready. Three men coming this way.

>> Three?

What are they, Hag? Is that all you've

seen?

>> Well, three is all I've seen. I don't

figure they're no [ __ ]

>> Ain't but three.

[laughter]

>> No. Old Edgar here don't want to go no

hard riding tonight.

>> No, I figure we'll wait on these old

boys. Ride engine.

>> Don't need running from those free range

bombs.

>> No. Ain't no hands going to give us

trouble.

I figure we let a bed out here is all

I'd be wanting.

>> Joe, you and the hag might get up above

there.

Cover it just in case.

When it looks clear, come on down.

>> Don't need taking no chances, right, D?

>> Uh-huh. Edgar, you sitting right over

there like you been.

I might need some range.

Whenever you think it's clear

blind dick.

Where are you boys heading?

>> Waco.

>> Waco. Texas boys. Calhands. Are you?

>> That's right.

How much up north?

>> Yeah.

>> Been two weeks since P River.

>> Oh,

long ride yet to wake.

Well, now you boys might like to cut a

little trail dust out of your necks.

Huh?

Why don't you step down and have a snort

for me and old Edgar? Well, that foot

don't tail on you, will boy.

>> Hell no. Not that I know of. Butch Bl.

>> I'm Dick. This year's Edgar West.

>> Call me blind dick on the one eye.

There's a rope corral around the side

there. Bled.

You're going with him.

Come

on.

What? I spit the trail with

>> Crawfield Seabar.

>> Heading back there, huh?

>> No.

>> Where?

>> Wait. Go.

>> Just the three of you.

>> Yeah. Three.

Five of you? Yeah.

You run into any uh coyo up around the

pee?

Two or three

signs mostly.

Lonnie,

I was just telling Otis and Vern here

how old Adam fell on his knives. What's

wrong with him?

I'm not

obliged.

You boys welcome some of these biddles

now.

>> Obliged.

>> Um, these uh men's going to bed down for

the night. Edgar,

>> come on in, boys.

Boys, I want you to meet uh Otis and

Vern and uh Wes.

>> Wes Joe and uh boys.

>> Hi.

>> Did you get any boys?

>> Huh?

>> Uh critters?

>> No. No, we didn't get any.

>> Food droppings. That's all we seen.

>> Well, beans and biscuits is it.

>> That'll be fine. Thank you.

flies.

There's a bunch on a scout if ever I

seen any. Ain't no five ever rode the

line out of that shack. We could run for

it.

>> What's for? They don't want no trouble.

We don't want no trouble.

>> How about Feloni's knife?

>> Yeah,

that's a Lulu.

>> No, they figure we just cow hands

passing through is all

>> we are.

They won't start.

>> They seen us coming. Sure.

>> They could have picked us off easy if

they wanted to.

>> Hunting rabbit. Ain't that one?

Maybe you want to try and bring him in,

don't we?

>> Maybe you do, Burn.

We'll be lighting up tomorrow.

>> I'm ready right now.

>> Well, go ahead.

We'll be leaving Adam

[sighs]

North up around Wardell ought to be good

for us.

>> They know we ain't no cow hands.

>> You're too worried, boys. I'd have

picked them off original. They don't

want no trouble going to Waco's all they

are.

>> Make up pretty good mess beans.

>> I didn't mind it.

>> Maybe you two ought to throw in with

this bunch.

>> Yours is softer line what I got.

Except I ain't anxious to wind up

trimming the tree like the one we seen.

>> I'll be pleased to part company myself.

>> Think we ought to put a watch on them?

>> No, we'll leave earlier.

>> He think they do something for that

Adam.

>> What they going to do? Wonder if this

spread's got any riders up this way.

They'll be lightning out just like us

tomorrow.

>> Thank

boat.

You going to hook up Sebar again?

>> Don't know.

I was wondering.

>> It's a good outfit.

>> How about you, Wes?

>> No.

>> Count

might be

didn't seem much to me.

>> That's the way you've seen it, Vern.

Ever think about trying for a spread of

your own?

Once or twice?

You never get nothing, Dro.

I've been doing it a while now.

>> Sound like you want to squat.

You ought to throw in with this bunch,

Wes. You do all the riding you want.

>> Better than being a foot.

>> He's got one there.

Don't seem crazy to me.

>> You start now. Wes, you'd have

something.

>> I know it ain't crazy.

I'm going to think about it

as soon as we get out of here tomorrow.

>> [music]

>> Vern,

ain't it some town south of here?

>> Sierra Junction, day or two south.

>> Sierra Junction. Is that the one I mean?

Got a place called Golden Nugget in

there. What? Don't. It's either the

golden nugget or silver dollar ever

placed between here and Rose's cantina.

Why?

>> Nothing.

>> You fixing to stop off?

>> I was wondering if it was the one.

>> You got something in there?

>> Look at this now. What? You mention a

saloon and you start to dancing around.

>> I ain't even going to get started with

you this morning, Vern.

About ready to hit it, Ollie?

Yeah.

Anytime now.

I don't know.

>> They still there.

>> Uh-huh.

>> You'd think them fools would have been

All right,

you're surrounded.

>> Damn, I'm dead.

>> Don't make trouble for yourself.

You got no chance.

>> What do we do, Dick?

>> We'll have to make our play right here.

What do you want with us?

>> Right here's where they'll hang us.

>> Throw out your weapons and come on out

now or we'll open fire.

You got no chance.

We won't wait forever.

We'll open fire on three.

One,

two,

You

don't need any lag. This ain't the

floor.

Tell them go slow. Keep the three guys

turned down and concentrate fire on the

shack.

out.

>> We got to get out.

Ow.

Fuels is our only chance.

>> Where do they go either? On foot.

>> All we got

be a long day.

Heat. Heat. Heat.

You want to try and ride through

Huh?

Use horses to get us into the hills.

>> Then where are we?

>> Somewhere's else

sitting here waiting to get shot.

Hung.

>> How are they doing?

>> Running back and forth, looks like.

>> [music]

>> Ain't going nowhere with that.

>> [music]

>> Hold fire. Hold it.

They ain't going anywhere up there.

Fisher.

Ward.

We got to get the rest of them smoked up

before dark. Sam, try and get up above

the shack.

Ward, take some of your bunch and track

the two that run up the canyon. Now,

don't take chances. Just track them.

They're killers.

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>> [music]

>> Save it.

>> [music]

>> Turn.

I hope they follow us.

>> Not me.

>> We wasn't doing nothing. Damn it.

>> Come on, Wes.

The hell's the matter with you?

Nothing's the matter. Come on, Wes.

Where too?

I don't give a damn, Wes. They'll hang

you just the same with Otis dead. Ain't

nothing else to it. Come on.

Hold your fire.

Throw down your gun and come out.

You have no chance. There's men above

you.

We're going to burn you out.

What do you say?

All right,

your last chance

Heat. Heat.

Don't shoot. I'm coming out.

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Here

we go.

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>> Got anything to Okay.

No.

We can't just keep going up.

Got to get down off of here.

And the Gilantes know that. [sighs]

They ain't a plan, Wes.

They burned them al hoots out. probably

strung up by now.

They knowed we couldn't get over this.

I'm not going to hang Vern.

The way they think, burn them out,

no chances.

They figured we couldn't get over this

so as we'd come to them just like the

others done.

>> Probably marking trail behind us.

[sighs]

Wait, most of them is probably down at

that necktie party for a while.

We got to try to go around or through

them.

Heat.

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Heat.

You all right?

>> Did you see [clears throat] him?

>> No. Must be only three or four up here.

>> Come on then.

Lost my spurs.

You get on down. Tell Quint they're

moving west across the face and you

think you wing one of them

>> and we'll just stay low till they box

yourselves in.

>> Beginning to get chilly up here couple

hours.

>> I'd say this pair of birds was twixed to

rock in a hard place. All right.

that car.

>> Thank you Jeremy. Tell your mother I'd

be alone.

Evening, Captain Evan.

We thank you, Lord, for this food. We're

your humble servants, and we are

grateful for your bounty. Amen.

Grab it.

Very good. Tasty.

My feet.

Afraid to look at them.

We got to keep going, Wes. They track us

easy in daylight out in the open. I

can't walk much further.

They was up all night. I figure

way they bushwhacked us this morning.

>> We get some horses. I think we're out of

it. burn.

>> If there was a town around here, we

can't go into no town.

>> I know,

but if there's a town nearby, there's

got to be nesters or small ranch or

something.

>> You figure we lost him?

>> I figure we got to find a place to hide

before the sun comes up tomorrow. And

this ain't it.

>> Be ashamed. do all this walking for

nothing.

You're one day ahead of the game

already. Better blisters and neck burns.

Come on.

Hello inside.

Can we have a word with you?

>> Stay here.

>> Heaven, be careful.

What can I do for you?

>> We're part of the citizens vigilance

committee, neighbor. You seen anything

uh peculiar out here?

>> You're the only thing I seen today

outside of my family and a stump.

>> It's two killers loose out here. Part of

a gang. We got all but these two. Strung

them up today.

>> They're headed this way. It's

>> no telling. They're on foot. One might

be wounded.

All right, we take a look at your stable

there.

>> Step down.

>> Can I offer you man coffee? I got a jug

of corn whiskey inside.

>> That'd be fine. Thank you. After we look

around.

>> Abigail,

bring out the corn whiskey.

Thank you, Abby.

>> Uh, this is my daughter, Abigail.

>> Evening, miss.

Well, uh, I guess they ain't here.

Would

you care to come inside?

>> Oh, no, thank you. We'll go along now.

Got to track these birds down. Obliged

for the drink. And uh pleasure meeting

you, miss. Obliged.

Cute little piece, ain't you, Roy?

>> Well, ain't nothing wrong with that.

>> I'll be getting back this way, I

believe.

Don't make a sound. Hear me?

Sit down.

Yeah, boy.

All right, you just sit there real quiet

and

you'll be fine.

We don't aim to hurt nobody.

Pretty good alarm.

Pardon the way we ch down, but you see

we ain't had since yesterday morning.

That's good.

May I prepare the food?

>> Sure.

>> You You just go on like I wasn't here.

It's good for us. They come by last

night.

>> What's the matter?

Nothing.

I was just trying to trying to figure

out

what way to run.

>> Would you like some coffee?

>> Not you blinded.

>> It's a pretty big stump out there.

What's funny?

>> When's he come in?

>> Abigail fetches him for dinner.

>> When's that usual? Only grubs ready. So

all

>> they track us here. We ain't got a

chance. It's going to be a long left day

as is without you going on.

Think we ought to take the horses now.

>> Them vigilantes is spread all over this

country. Can't move at night.

>> It's ready. The food's ready.

>> All right.

Now she goes on out.

>> That's what she usually does.

>> Sure. You You do what you done before.

I'd be fine.

>> Abby, do like they say.

>> Mother will be in here for us.

She's there.

>> Dinner, boss.

>> Thank you, Abby. Tell your mother I'll

be alone.

>> She's coming back.

>> You sit right there, man.

Fine. I

>> forgot the wash up. He always washes up.

>> Abby,

>> answer.

>> Yes, P.

>> Where's my wash up?

>> Tell me to get it.

>> I'm sorry, P. I I'll get it.

>> What's going on inside there with you

women?

>> Quick.

What's the matter with you?

>> I'm sorry, P. I forgot.

Don't

got something. I'm done. Quit all night.

This here might be all day now. Most of

us are. They might not have come out of

those mountains.

What do you want to do?

>> What are you going to do? Well,

>> if they didn't come out between here and

the narrows, then they're either not

coming out or got over or slipped

through.

>> I think they'll ride on a head to that

squatters and get a meal.

>> Roy told me about that meal.

>> What does he know? I'll join you when

you catch up. That all right with you,

Clint.

>> Sure. Shape your ain't seeing nothing.

Go on. We'll all pack in after today.

Adios.

>> Aren't you going to eat, Evan?

>> What do you want with us?

>> Nothing.

>> Just don't want no trouble.

>> Listen, mister. We didn't do nothing.

>> You're horse thieves. You know that. You

can't just come here taking my stock.

What'll I have? How will I work?

>> I'm going out and look at the horses.

44.

>> I want to see him.

>> What if someone comes riding by?

>> They ain't going to see me.

You keep him in here. I'll take her out

with me.

>> What for? What do you want with her?

>> They'll think I'm him.

>> This ain't no social. Wes,

>> you said it was. All right, I won't take

her.

>> No, go ahead. Take her.

>> Come on.

All I'm doing is looking at your horses.

That's all, mister.

I understand how you feel.

I don't blame you, but we ain't outlaws.

We ain't. You just sit tight a couple

hours and then we'll be gone.

Don't make no trouble. Is what's best

for all of us.

Not bad animals.

You don't say much.

I was getting a little cabin fever.

>> You like it here?

>> Can we go in?

Why?

>> My father don't like it if I talk to

strangers.

>> He don't mean nothing to me.

>> They're going to hang us. You think

that's right?

>> I don't know.

Ain't up to me.

>> You just do what? What's right with your

paws? All you care about.

>> I can't say.

How old are you?

>> 18, I reckon.

You oughten to steal our stock.

>> That ain't my problem. Tell them

vigilantes. They're the ones.

>> It's the wrong thing to do.

>> What's right, hang?

Tell me.

Kill the best friend I ever had.

>> Well,

we ought to go in.

When I say this, I don't go in.

You going to eat that?

Pretty

good horses.

>> As long as they get us out of this part

of the country.

You can go out and beat that old stump

to death. I won't have to hear it then.

>> I want to [clears throat] stay in here.

>> Go out. Don't be no trouble. Look better

if you out there working.

Don't worry about them.

He sure is on the pec.

>> Sure is on the peg.

Stealing the horses is all we mean to

him. Can't blame him.

>> You mind I get some sleep, Vern?

>> What?

This is my bed.

>> No, it's all right.

>> No, go on.

>> Blinded.

[sighs]

How long's he been going at that stump?

>> Yesterday morning.

>> You like it here?

>> It's all right.

[sighs]

>> Kind of lonesome for a woman.

famous for a man.

>> I reckon

seemed to me what you do is lonesome.

>> I guess you'd be right. I don't know.

That man last night said they hang some

of your bunch.

>> It ain't my bunch, ma'am.

>> What are you going to do, Veron? Talk.

>> Thought I

You can go to sleep beats me anyways.

>> Well, I guess I can't.

You ladies got anything to do while you

go on?

Wes.

Hey, Wes. What was that with you and

Kane?

King.

Damn. What do you want to do? Talk is

all

>> It's better than sitting here all day

listening to myself.

>> Well, I don't know.

You want to play checkers?

>> Yeah.

>> You got any checkers?

>> Yes, we do.

>> Can we use them?

Borrow the checkers

deal with horses. What's the matter with

you? Just don't seem to be no end to it.

No use to that. Yeah, it strikes me

peculiar just to say.

What's that?

Sitting here playing checkers.

Well, there's a bunch of men out there

looking to string us up.

>> Why don't you put a tune to it?

>> We're in the scout boy.

You can't cash out that game.

Getting strung up is better.

Nobody's going to just put a name to me

and that's it.

I'd like to take a whack at that stunt

myself.

Come on, play.

I don't know.

I'm going to think about it.

>> You never get nothing droven.

>> This the less work I'd done on a weekday

since I was four. Less than I was sick.

>> One.

>> What's funny? They ain't playing, Wes.

They burned them mal hoots out.

>> Who?

>> It's your move, Baron.

>> I know it.

>> Your horse thieves.

>> Indians.

>> Well, come on. Play. Where you been at,

Vern? I moved already.

He stopped.

>> See what he's doing.

>> We ain't found him yet.

Probably won't. We don't get him today.

Where's your women folk?

>> Inside

bacon today.

>> Bacon. That right.

Well, I'm uh vent scouting. Main bodies

moving along this way. The

>> hell are they talking about, Vern?

>> Well, the shot buster spelling the

beans, huh?

>> Something the matter with you?

No.

You're acting mighty peculiar for

nothing's the matter.

>> They're here.

>> Yeah, that's what I thought.

Where they at in the house? They got the

women. What are we going to do

>> now? You don't look at the house.

You start pointing off behind me. I'm

just going to ease out of here and get

some help. You act like you're giving me

directions someplace. Like I'm just

passing through.

>> Now, now will I finish?

>> And you just go on back to work like it

was nothing. Make him come out to you to

find out what happened. Stolen.

>> We going to leave him go.

>> Well, I ain't no other way. Couldn't

fire bring him down on us? Doing us a

favor. thinking we're dumb enough to go

for whatever it is.

Soon as he's out of sight,

stay inside.

Come on, let's go.

Hey, stay out of there. [music]

>> [music]

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>> They're taking us stuck.

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Hold it right there.

What do you think?

>> Take two minutes. See if you can find

out. Could be anything. [music]

>> Well, he's reloading.

Come on.

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>> [music]

>> Yeah. Yeah.

Heat.

Heat.

We're sorry about this, ma'am.

>> I hope you hang them.

>> Don't worry. They've seen their last

sunrise.

>> One of them is shot.

>> They won't get far now. Come on.

>> [music]

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>> Thank you. [music]

Thank you.

Yeah.

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hand.

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Heat.

>> [music]

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>> Let me down.

>> No, we can't. Bird.

I ain't gone.

>> You won't make it on that horse.

>> I bought it, Wes.

Go on.

Go on. You're wasting time.

>> I can't just leave you.

>> You have to do that, boy.

Can't you see that?

Go on.

Heat. Heat.

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Heat. Heat.

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>> [music]

>> We've got him now.

>> [screaming]

>> What about the other one?

>> [music]

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