Hud

1:21:03

Well, what are you looking at?

1:21:05

I'm looking at you, Hud.

1:21:07

Oh, climb off it.

1:21:08

You've been wanting to do
pretty much the same thing.

1:21:11

And wanting to wallow her
from the day she got here.

1:21:13

Yeah, I been wanting
to do it.

1:21:15

But not mean like you.

1:21:38

Here comes Mr. Burris.

1:21:46

Good morning.

1:21:47

Good morning.

1:21:50

Your timing's off.
You missed breakfast.

1:21:52

Thanks, but I've eaten.

1:21:56

I guess you got something
to tell us,

1:21:58

or you wouldn't be here.

1:22:00

I guess the tests are done.

1:22:03

Yes, sir, they're done.

1:22:08

You got the worst thing
you could have.

1:22:16

And there's no cure
at all?

1:22:19

None we know of.

1:22:21

It's like a bolt of lightning--

1:22:22

it won't hurt you till it hits,
then it hurts a lot.

1:22:25

Your cows are
public enemies now.

1:22:27

You gotta handle
this thing fast

1:22:28

before it spreads.

1:22:30

Well, what do I do?

1:22:32

Just drive them into a pit
and shoot 'em?

1:22:34

I can't abide that.

1:22:36

I know it's a terrible
thing even to think about.

1:22:38

I've seen it
during the Depression.

1:22:41

It's a sight worse to see
than it is to think about.

1:22:44

Look here, Mr. Bannon,
you're getting up in years.

1:22:46

You can afford
to slow down.

1:22:48

The rest won't hurt
your grass any.

1:22:50

You might even sell
a few oil leases.

1:22:51

My daddy thinks that oil

1:22:53

is something you stick
in your salad dressing.

1:22:57

If there's oil down there,
you can get it sucked up