Look at this!
Hey, look!
Voice of the dead.
This is gold.
Gold... Gold...
Oaks!
Get me water...
Water...
Gold...
There is gold for everyone. Down the river...
Come on this side.
Better not waste time, boys, go on and give me a hand.
Let's get this down.
It sure is heavy.
Man...
This will make life a lot easier for all of us.
The answer to everyone's problems is gold, and we've got plenty.
Secret... in the right moment. This time we really hit the jackpot.
Oaks! Mind if I butt in your conversation you're having with yourself.
Let me hang onto it...
I want to cross the border, we've got to be in Mexico before dark.
I was talking to myself because we have a lot of gold to talk about.
We sure do. We've each got a good share coming.
We worked hard for it. What's more, it's pleasing work.
Lot's of gold, lot's of pleasure, but now it's time to divide it up.
I don't feel like dividing.
Do you hear that?
He says he don't feel like dividing.
I can't believe my ears.
I'll say it again. I don't feel like dividing.
I've come too far, done too much, to let anyone else touch this gold.
I've had to put up with the stinkiest skins.
I don't divide my gold with no Motherless Mexicans.
Hands up!
What's going on?
Hands up, you two.
Don't let him get away.
Shoot him down.
Tough luck, half-breed.
Guns don't shoot with no bullets inside.
Dig it wide, dig it deep.
Hey boys, that's a beautiful grave. Ain't seen one bigger.
You're gonna be real comfortable.
Ain't that right boss?
We work for you, you're going to kill us without giving us one drop of tequila.
You'll be able to say your prayers in Spanish, as you lie down to die.
And Gringo won't forbid it. Have a nice discussion with the devil.
How about your half-breed prayers, in English or Spanish?
I don't have to pray for salvation, after I've been killed.
You do, you're a murderer.
I'm pleased to call you my friend, since you're going to give me your gold.
What is he doing? Quick, shoot him.
Don't let him get away!
You can't leave without horses.
Manchiana, we've got to do something to stop him. Save the horses.
You won't be going nowhere without horses, Oaks!
You're scaring the horses away. Hold your fire.
I must say, you've done a brilliant job.
You won't get away with this, Oaks.
Fire!
With gold bullets.
It is your gold. The gold you died for.
Bullets made of gold are better than lead. They go deeper.
For you who's seen the flame of death, gold can be useful to burn your killers.
We stay with you, be your companions.
But, you tell us the hunting grounds you've seen...
...on the other side of the River of Light.
You who have seen the land of the dead...
...must give us the wisdom learned from the mouths of the great gods.
Each thing you remember, you must tell us these things.
We will serve you and follow you.
No, Uncle! No, Daddy!
No, don't. I'll bite you.
Sure don't look like paradise!
Better than the desert though.
Don't like the looks of it. Even God wouldn't stay here.
Where would you suggest we go?
It's hot out here and I need a drink.
I'm hungry, fellows, and when I'm hungry, like I'm hungry...
...I'm not scared of a thing. You can bet your life on it.
He's right. One town is the same as the next.
There's nothing to be afraid of.
Who's afraid? Nobody's a coward.
I just said I don't fancy the looks of it.
Why don't you shut up!
We ain't got no choice. And I'm hungry, too.
You stay here with the horses, and I mean stay.
You go to the store.
You two come with me.
Good morning to all you gentlemen.
First time in these parts. Great little town you've got here.
You can see it right away. It's real friendly here.
Are you interested in selling a few horses? We're heading north.
There's work waiting for us up there.
Most of our horses are head up with accidents.
They kept getting dizzy from the heat!
So, I said, "Get off"...
...so here we are.
Waiting to throw the cards?
Here you go. Double pair of aces.
I don't see how someone without a horse can be laughing.
Stop throwing darts, Evan!
Ain't no lack of horses down here, just money.
No problem there, mister.
We're in the sails of a lot of money. We're prepared to pay.
Whisky on the run.
You heard him!
The best!
From the looks of it, you had yourself a long walk.
It's worth a long walk to find work, if it pays well.
It's real nice to find some people who work like you, mister.
It's enough to take one good look at you.
You can see from your expression you're hard-working and honest.
You're all covered in white dust. I guess you crossed the desert.
You took the toughest way to get to an old, lonely town.
Best thing for you. Hey, now you can sell your horses.
You talk like a businessman.
Well, how about it? We ain't got time to lose.
I told you, "Horses cost money here".
This is better than money.
That's how I'll pay you.
How many horses do you need?
Nine.
Have you got more of this, to pay for the rest?
Sure!
I'll do my best to get them for you.
Hey, Richie. Why don't you play some music for our guest?
Lori, Lori! What are you waiting for?
Come on down. We've got gentlemen to be entertained.
Let them hear one of your songs.
- Pretty girl - Real pretty.
And a real voice, too.
Do you want anything else?
No. No, that will do.
Now, let's just see what we've got.
It seems you want a lot of things.
Yeah, we've got a mighty long ride ahead of us.
We're heading for the north, getting work.
Beef jerky, sugar, beans, and 2 cases of...
And we're going to need at least 10 boxes of carbon cartridges.
10 boxes! You wouldn't find that much to hunt in these parts.
Please excuse me. I won't be long.
They're a bandit gang. You should see the gold they've got.
Hurry up, we've got everything.
Give me a moment!
Don't you get the impression it's kind of black in here? Unnatural.
That's stupid.
It's just the desert. We're used to the sun.
Don't move. You're still weak.
I feel a lot better.
I'm stronger than I look.
Can't you make this horse get moving?
He moves more slowly now because he's old.
How do you ever expect to get there?
The men we're following don't have water and few horses to carry them.
They will stop in a small town on the hill.
How much further is it?
Not far. It lies in the next valley, at the edge of the desert.
What's the name of it?
I don't know what the White man calls it.
The people of the Indian tribes call it The Unhappy Place.
Hurry, this way. Follow me. Hurry, come on.
- Come on. Can't let them get away! - Get moving.
Go on.
Let's go, don't let them get away. Go! Go!
Watch out!
We got him!
Very good. Don't let him go. Hold him.
Don't let him go!
Help!
- This way. - Get him!
I got him!
A rope!
Your days are numbered.
Hang him! Hang him!
- Where do we hang him? - Over there!
He's still alive, what are you waiting for?
Hold him still, until I get the rope around his neck.
- Get that rope up there. - Come on.
- Killer! - Your career is over!
- Hurry up! - Take him there, with the others.
Take it and show it to him.
Do a good job.
You won't be scaring honest people anymore.
God forgive you all. They'll hang you for this.
Are you ready?
Let's do it together.
There's plenty of spare rope in this town.
Now, you're supposed to be hanging these men. Get on with it.
Stop! That's enough!
Look at the blood. He's dripping like a pig.
They're still moving.
Thieves, murderers... there's no salvation for you.
Pray for forgiveness to God Almighty.
Hey, one's still alive.
He's cornered.
You'll never get out of that house alive, Oaks, as long as I'm here.
What's wrong with you?
Ain't there someone with a bit of courage?
I offer 500 dollars to the man who gets him out.
Be careful!
I killed him!
Be careful!
What're you doing, stranger? Do you want to be killed?
200 dollars!
My eyes must be playing tricks.
Watch it, stranger.
It isn't him. It can't be.
Who is it?
Who are you?
How did you get here? I have to know.
Go on, fire. You're all supposed to be dead.
Go on, fire. Come out from behind there.
Oh my God! He's full of holes, but he's still alive!
Don't leave him there. String him up with the rest of them.
Wait. What's going on?
He has some information I want. There is plenty of time for hanging.
Why wait, Mr. Sorrow? You know darn well we're going to hang the man.
Pancho.
Yes sir. What is it, Mr. Sorrow?
Get those bullets out of him, and make sure you bring him to me alive.
Come on, men. Help me get him out of here.
I didn't know pity was part of your nature.
You know better than that, Oldeman.
There are a few things I want to find out concerning those men.
They're a bunch of killers, murdering outlaws.
We felt that's what had to be done.
But you don't know what I heard.
They couldn't hide much from me.
We got them into justice.
You can have all the justice you like.
I've got to know something... something more important.
Come on? I've got a little talking and a little listening to do.
Who have you chosen, Mr. Sorrow? We can help.
Now, let's see what miracle that bunch can perform.
We want to know something.
Are you going to stay here or are you going to move on?
I guess I'll stay.
Take this. Make him drink.
Drink this, it's good for your hair.
Pancho, you have to save him. He won't do me any good as a corpse.
I'll do my best, sir.
Go on. Do the surgery.
Enough with your screaming. This is nothing! Keep going, Pancho.
We'll get him back on his feet again...
...and he'll be glad to tell us his life story.
A horrible story about crimes and priests.
I don't want to hear it, I'm leaving.
But I love to hear people's stories. I'll listen eagerly.
I hope we honorable citizens turn out to be...
...better than that lying criminal.
No, I'll have my usual raspberry syrup.
Good, Pancho! You caught it!
He's as good as a doctor.
This is gold!
- Gold? - Gold!
- Get it!!
Stop it! What's going on? Get back! I said, get back!
What have you done, you idiot! You killed him?
I'm sorry, all my life I've been searching for gold, and this man is full of it.
This bullet is solid gold.
I don't like the kind of games you're playing.
It's no game.
Gold is a sure way to kill a man.
It's a game, all right...
...and I'd say a very expensive one for a gunman.
30 dollars a shot.
It sure was an investment.
You're going to give me those 500 dollars, ain't ya'?
Ah, you're going to pay 500 dollars.
Since when did he get so generous?
It isn't for me. It is for the public good.
It is worth paying any price for justice.
I wouldn't count on seeing that money, stranger, if I were you.
It's only gold, isn't it!
All right, stranger, here is your 500 dollars.
That's why you came here... to collect!
Well, all right. I need a bed.
Pay me tomorrow. No need to hurry.
Have you got a room for me, boy?
Yes, sir. Right away.
He seems to come from far away, like every drifter.
What do we do with this?
Listen to me, Templer.
Nobody in this place gets away with anything.
You were in too much of a hurry to hang these guys.
The young stranger helped you out.
Now, this one's dead, and no one can talk.
These outlaws were too dangerous.
No point in waiting to kill them.
I don't care about those gringos...
...only about what they had...
...a whole lot of gold. That is what I'm talking about.
A saddle full of gold, not those gold bullets.
Go and get it and bring it to me.
I don't know what they've been telling you...
...but if there was any of it, someone has escaped with it.
I'll keep my cowboys wide awake, as if this were my own land...
...and nobody gets through without me hearing about it.
Oldeman here is wicked. Ain't you?
It's not me, but the Lord in heaven will show us the way.
I'll find it, whatever it is. Don't you worry about that.
Come on, boys, let's go.
Look, here it is.
Just like I said. He signs his name with a cross.
I don't understand why you didn't give him the money.
He didn't want it. He just wanted to sleep here.
Listen.
Sleeping is very good.
He isn't going to get the chance to sleep late.
Tomorrow, he can take his dollars and get out.
I should have known you would give him the money. You saved it for him.
What about all the things we planned together?
Don't worry about that.
Finally, you'll marry me?
I don't like being just "your woman".
Sure, Lori, I'll marry you.
You mean it?
Sure! We're getting married as soon as we can.
Listen. That man just stopped walking.
Be fair. I earned at least twice your cut.
You must be crazy, Templer.
I was the one who found it.
How would you have hid it, if I hadn't helped you?
I could have gotten someone else.
Is that so! Who lent you money all these years...
...that you never paid back?
Listen, Oldeman...
...I've made investments that will be useful for the whole community.
It is your money, but what did you do with it?
I spent it building this town, making it prosperous.
I've paid my interest, and plenty of it.
No man can say I was anything but honest.
I've always defended the morals of the folks here.
I was never afraid to teach justice and the fear of God.
I taught half of them how to pray.
Now, we must divide this gold, splitting it equally...
...or do you want to cause trouble and attract Sorrow's attention?
That's your kind of justice, Oldeman.
That's just what I expected from you, swindler.
You can't fool me, you low-down chiseler.
Keep your voice down.
This is not enough!
It ain't all yours. This gold is going to be divided equally.
We'll see about that!
Are you threatening me?
- You're not going anywhere with that! - You can't stop me taking my share.
- We've already decided what's fair. - That's mine. I want my fair share.
Either I get my share or I'm taking all of it.
Who's there?
Mind if I speak with you, sir?
What do you want?
I want to ask a favor of you.
You woke me up.
Is it very late?
Yes, it is, sir.
Well, what do you want? Speak up.
I want you to take me with you.
With me? Where to?
Anywhere.
That just reminded me. I have to go somewhere, myself.
You're a brave man... braver than anyone here.
Take me with you, sir.
Being brave is not important.
Why do you want to leave?
It's awful to be in this wicked town.
I won't spent another night here!
There must be a better place in this world!
Yeah, I've seen better places, boy.
So, you will take me with you?
I'm not leaving. I'm staying right here. You better make other plans.
What's your name, boy?
Evan!
Evan! Evan!
What's going on?
Look at what Evan did to my beautiful clothing.
All the beautiful things you brought from Denver.
You're son is a monster.
He'll be hanging from a tree like one of those dirty bandits out there.
Calm down. I'll buy you other clothing.
Not even if you're dead. You know the same thing would happen.
I wish you wouldn't blame him. You know it isn't his fault.
Not his fault? How about when he hit me?
Calm yourself. I'll punish him.
Evan. Evan...
Evan, come here.
Help me cut them down!
We'll help you do your duty. In this village full of outlaws...
...they have to go free.
They have the entire night to get away.
The desert cools down at sunset and the nights are cold.
Now, will you tell us?
Tell you what?
What is death like?
We heard there are many wild beasts to hunt.
We heard the pastures are full of white buffalo...
...the land is green and fertile.
Hey you! Who told you to cut those men down?
We want those outlaw killers to hang there...
...to remind strangers not to even attempt to break the law.
You'd be warned by that, right?
Did you hear that! Be careful, so nothing happens to you.
Take this advice, stranger.
Here's your 500 dollars. Take it.
Now, get out of town. Around here, we don't like folks we don't know.
Make it easy on yourself, stranger. Get out, while you still can.
Everybody here is a family man, and we want to keep it that way.
- So you have to go! - We're talking to you!
My friend, you see there are problems. You're even helping them!
Are you in need of a horse?