The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (9/10) Movie CLIP - You Can Only Shoot One of Us (1948) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Dobbs (Humphrey Bogart) is surrounded by banditos at a watering hole in the desert.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
John Huston's 1948 treasure-hunt classic begins as drifter Fred C. Dobbs (Humphrey Bogart), down and out in Tampico, Mexico, impulsively spends his last bit of dough on a lottery ticket. Later on, Dobbs and fellow indigent Curtin (Tim Holt) seek shelter in a cheap flophouse and meet Howard (Walter Huston), a toothless, garrulous old coot who regales them with stories about prospecting for gold. Forcibly collecting their pay from their shifty boss, Dobbs and Curtin combine this money with Dobbs's unexpected windfall from a lottery ticket and, together with Howard, buy the tools for a prospecting expedition. Dobbs has pledged that anything they dig up will be split three ways, but Howard, who's heard that song before, doesn't quite swallow this. As the gold is mined and measured, Dobbs grows increasingly paranoid and distrustful, and the men gradually turn against each other on the way toward a bitterly ironic conclusion. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre is a superior morality play and one of the best movie treatments of the corrosiveness of greed. Huston keeps a typically light and entertaining touch despite the strong theme, for which he won Oscars for both Director and Screenplay, as well as a supporting award for his father Walter, making Walter, John, and Anjelica Huston the only three generations of one family all to win Oscars.
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TM & © Warner Bros. (1948)
Cast: Alfonso Bedoya, Humphrey Bogart, Margarito Luna, José Torvay
Director: John Huston
Producers: Henry Blanke, Jack L. Warner
Screenwriters: John Huston, B. Traven
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Some of the best acting Bogart ever did.
Bogie should have won an Oscar for this performance. He's phenomenal in this film!
.....absolutely, without question and for my pesos...better than Casablanca
Bogart OWNED 1948. That was his year!
Fun fact; they did shoot a scene with Dobbs' decapitated head rolling into the water, but of course executives cut it out.
+Atheneastro You can still see the blood trail and the water bubbling ;)
I'm guessing that accounts for that weird jump cut at 2:35.
Tamsin Parker Art shame.
Nocturnal Recluse No, I wouldn't want to see Dobbs being killed, the way his death is described in the novel is ENOUGH.
@@joansmith6092 I would love to see it.
"I know who you are! You're the guy in the hole! The one who wouldn't give us the rifle!" Love this movie!
If you have seen the movie, you won't feel bad for Dobbs.
This is true!
Exactly
You can't blame Dobbs. Gold fever drove him insane.
Another reason this is the greatest film ever. One of the very few times the star dies well before the ending.
Protagonist turned Antagonist Brilliant filmaking
nobodyaskedbut Wasn't it the AFI who said this is one of the 50 greatest movies of all time?
Joan Smith they said it was one of the 50 greatest American films not films in General.
The only other movies I can think of that did this are LA Confidential, where Kevin Spacey was whacked half way through, and To Live and Die in LA
The bandits are basically hyenas or jackals in human form. They notice Dobbs on his own ,measure him up and come in packs ready for the pounce, particularly Gold Hat , he's seemingly friendly to Dobbs but its all to stall him until he's ready to make a move . Notice how when he notices the hides the other bandits immediately go either side obstentively cutting of any exist for Dobbs.
Never bring an empty gun to a machete fight.
Curtain took the gun, took the bullets out and gave it back to Dobbs. Later Dobbs took Curtain's gun, shot him with it and left it by the body. He never reloaded his own gun.
zacharycat Yes, in the novel Hobbs didn't realize until the LAST SECOND that his gun was previously emptied by Curtin.
This movie took a lot of unexpected turns, making Bogart the villain and then killing him. And they don’t even get the gold in the end! 🤯
Before the cartel… there were los Banditos
People today might not know, that around the time the Treasure of Sierra Madre came out (1948), it was considred a career killer for a star to play a miserable/bad guy like Fred C Dobbs. Speaks volumes of Bogie he didnt give a damn, and we got an amazing film gem. The great Montgomery Clift followed suit in the Heiress(1949) and later in the Place In the Sun (1951) with unpleasant characters. Thanks to these two legends, we fortunately have A list male actors playing villains!
And don't forget opening the door for Tony Curtis to do films like Sweet Smell of Success - an all-time underappreciated gem
Great actors just want to act, not necessarily be in a star vehicle. They are dedicated to their craft. Like Jack Lemmon or Michael Caine.
Best actor ever, Humphrey Bogart
Slažem se u potpunosti, prezimenjače!
*"You can't frighten even sick louse with that"*
Great scene. But it's ridiculous to think they all wouldn't have backed off as soon as he pulls a gun.
Especially when the leader knew his forehead would be the very first shot.
@@allenh7835 Definitely.
The federales are right on their heels and they're on foot unarmed, so they know they're pretty much dead anyway
This is one of those movies that holds your attention from start to finish.
Bogie should have shown the bandits his badges
Taking out the head-rolling led to some bad-looking editing, because both times the main bandit chops at Dobbs' head the three bandits are not standing together, but the reaction shots after each chop show the three bandits standing right next to each other. It would be fantastic if this scene could surface in full and uncut. Doesn't change how phenomenal the film is of course.
Same camera shots repeated. Looks really stupid
With a machete, you never have to remember to load it.
yeah, but you have to keep it sharp. I brought one to cut weeds and it's worthless unless I pay to have it sharpened
per sebra even tho still will do some damage than a gun without a bullet
@@jrojas961 When I first saw this movie, I'd already seen several movies where Bogie the hero always prevailed. In one movie, Bogie seems beat the Japanese single handed. I was disturbed to see Bogie get killed without putting up a fight. It was only later that I also saw two movies where Jimmy Cagney kills a trembling, cowardly Bogie.
Dobbs was just not smart. Even Curtin was a lot smarter than him. Dobb's just couldn't think straight and he made so many bad decisions from the beginning. Ironically, the only good decision was to go hunting for Gold.
And the fact he was exhausted from being exposed to elements, starvation, tiredness etc. In such state one is not thinking the most rational way and easily distracted and forgetful. As Dobbs clearly had forgot to check if his revolver was loaded.
lol going out hunting for gold is VERY seldom a "good decision" when push comes to shove.
and buying that lottery ticket, but then again if he didn't win he would not have died
His Time was up as soon as one of the bandits started admiring his shoes.
That was so creepy …
badges i ain't got no stinking badges
Looks like a real cheery uplifter.
It seemed he had a miserable life & met a bad end!
This scene and when the wind blew all the gold dust away is symbolic of meeting your fate from foolish greed- from fool's gold.
You can't frighten even a sick louse with that... as if he would say that
2:36 Dobbs (Bogie) was actually decapitated in this scene, but it was cut out, being too graphic. However here you still see Gold Hat watching it roll and the water displaced.
The accent had me rolling!
This is one of very few Hollywood movies that manages to portray Mexican actors correctly as far as language goes. You can tell just by hearing them speak Spanish it is Mexican Spanish, not Spanish from a person born in the U.S. Most Hollywood movies now tend to employ Chicano actors to portray Mexicans, but the accent is always a dead giveaway, I guess Hollywood figures many moviegoers won't know the difference. Those of us who know can tell.
A "desert island" movie for me. It's perfect.
In the book they cut his head off…
They did in the movie also. Gold hat watched his head roll away.
Love this movie
"I like your boots"
Great Film
When they took the Mules away from Him & cut the bags of gold dust open thinking it sand, U would think at least some of gold would have been nuggets not so easily blown away by the wind?
I would have packed a Thompson gun, a bit of backup, you might call it, to go with the 30.30 Winchester Carbines?..
Seems there's nice scenery and shots, cool outfits. Maybe a colorisation would be interesting to view.
great movie..
One bandito keeps appearing and disappearing between machete swings... lol
Poor Dobbsie. He knew he was a dead man. They're already looking to take his clothes...
That's what happens when you're greedy
Clint Eastwood's favourite film, Btw in the novel The Godfather, set in the late 1940s, mention is made of the dangers of Mexican bandit country to Lucy, the mother of Vincent who is Sonny's son. Seems the Old West died hard well into the 20th.
good movie
You should have just let them have his gold and his Burrows.
James Offutt They are burros.
Hey! I know who you are! You're the guy in the Hole!
Alfonso Bedoiya
So anyone think there was any way Dobbs could of gotten out of this alive? Like if he accepted the fact he lost and let them take his stuff, would they have spared him, or was he a dead man the moment they showed up?
It seems like he could have ran and then follow them from a distance until a good opportunity to fight them and get his stuff back or just follow them until they get to town and then call the federales.
Iirc when the bandits got to town someone called the federalses because he suspected them of being bandits. And it didnt end so well for the bandits iirc.
@@fergus247 Which makes all the more reason for them to kill him so. I mean if they let him live there's always the risk he'll dob them in. He was dead the moment they ran into him, everything before that was them toying with him.
@@d-logan5280 He fired first but he could have run instead. They probably would not have bothered to follow him since they just got free hides and werent that smart :) But who knows
Yes!! didnt you see they killed him with the machete he had in his burro holster, had he reached for that instead of the gun he could have killed them with it. Instead he foolishly believed they would fall for his gun bluff.
@@gibsonflyingv2820 gun bluff? he wasn't bluffing, he didn't remember the gun was empty
In the book Dobbs gets beheaded by the machete. But this was too much for the Hayes Code.
You can't beat your 1911, with a round in the pipe an two spare mags, 45 slugs thump a big hole at that range!
That's 22 rounds. well enough to fend off a few of them hyenas !..
Dobbs should have let them have them he knew he was outnumbered. He was to agree to let them go. If I was him hell, the life I save might be my own. Especially when around a bunch of robbers who might just spare you, take your things, and leave you sulking with your head looking down at the water hole. you just lost everything, you ain't lost your life, but you lucky you lost those riches.
Yes I see your point there. But at that point it appears to me that the option to abandon the riches was not a choice for Fred C.
He was killer anyway. He already thought to kill for gold once.
Bogie beaten by buzzards and bandits!!!