1:21:02
- My name is Harry Doyle.
- I'm Archie Long.
1:21:05
- What do you want?
- We're taking this train.
1:21:12
Now, you reporters
get them names straight.
1:21:14
Doyle, Long.
1:21:17
He's 72. I'm 67
and these ain't disguises.
1:21:22
Could you please take pictures?
We ain't modest. Right, Harry?
1:21:26
Right, Arch.
1:21:31
This is nuts. It's 1986.
Nobody robs trains any more.
1:21:35
Well, somebody did.
1:21:37
And I know who.
1:21:39
Oh, really, Yablonski.
And who might that be?
1:21:42
Same guys that robbed it
30 years ago, sir.
1:21:52
And they'll get
another 30 years this time.
1:21:55
- What?
- It just came over the radio.
1:21:58
Your two heroes have
just hijacked another train.
1:22:05
Oh, no.
1:22:06
First sign of trouble I said
send them back to the pen.
1:22:11
They're good guys.
They just got off to a bad start.
1:22:14
Come on, Evans.
1:22:16
They came out of prison,
and all we did was give them rules.
1:22:20
That's the system.
1:22:21
No, no. We treated them like children.
1:22:24
We told them where to live,
who to see, how to behave.
1:22:27
That's how the system works.
1:22:31
Well, then, the system sucks.
1:22:40
Gentlemen, can you tell us
why you're robbing this train?
1:22:43
- It isn't carrying anything of any value.
- You're wrong, son.
1:22:47
- It's carrying memories.
- Yeah.
1:22:49
That's why we're taking
the whole damn thing.
1:22:52
Nobody's taking nothing nowhere.
Excuse me.
1:22:56
Excuse me.
1:22:59
Lose the iron, shitheads.