1:17:09
They were all there,
the diamonds, all of them.
1:17:13
Tess had left me her half.
1:17:14
She got what she wanted.
1:17:16
She got her picture.
1:17:25
You've all volunteered
for a mission
1:17:27
which gives you
just three ways to go.
1:17:32
You can foul up in training
and be shipped back here
1:17:34
for immediate
execution of sentence
1:17:36
Or you can foul up in combat
1:17:38
in which case I will personally
blow your brains out.
1:17:41
Or you can do as you're told
1:17:43
in which case,
you just might get by.
1:17:46
"The Dirty Dozen."
1:17:47
MGM, 1967.
1:17:52
"M" as in McQueen,
zero- one-two-two
1:17:55
six-two-two-six-four-four
1:17:58
"F" as in Fonda.
1:18:00
"T" as in Tracy,
"K" as in... Kubrick.
1:18:04
You've got 90 minutes,
or I let him go.
1:18:08
Got it.
1:18:12
What's the word?
1:18:14
He's got him there
at the Gladstone.
1:18:15
So now what?
1:18:17
I wire the money,
he waits for it to clear.
1:18:18
It's standard.
1:18:25
Rowdy Virago,
you're under arrest
1:18:26
for the murder
of Merrill Candide.
1:18:28
Cuff him,
read him his rights.
1:18:30
You have the right
to remain silent.
1:18:35
What's the problem?
1:18:37
It's been 90 minutes.
1:18:39
Why hasn't he killed him yet?
1:18:41
I don't know.
1:18:47
Got to go.
1:18:51
We have a major problem.
We have no ending.
1:18:53
I mean, it's a major flaw.
1:18:54
I love the moral message.
1:18:56
But the two things
that the moviegoer
1:18:58
is going to cry out for
are missing.
1:18:59
- The moviegoer?
- The moviegoer-