:24:06
Quit playing with your glasses
and cut the deck, Burns.
:24:09
Without my glasses
l can't see the deck to cut it, Dave.
:24:11
O'Connell, sit down.
We could use another player.
:24:14
-l only gamble with my life, never money.
-Never?
:24:17
What if l was to bet you $500
that we get to Hamunaptra before you?
:24:21
-You're looking for Hamunaptra?
-Damn straight we are.
:24:24
-And who says we are?
-He does.
:24:28
Well, how about it?
:24:29
ls it a bet?
:24:32
-All right, you're on.
-What makes you so confident, sir?
:24:36
-What makes you?
-We got a man who's actually been there.
:24:39
What a coincidence, because O'Connell--
:24:42
Whose play is it? ls it my play?
:24:45
Gentlemen, we got us a wager.
Good evening, Jonathan.
:25:04
Sorry. Didn't mean to scare you.
:25:06
The only thing that scares me
are your manners.
:25:10
Still angry about that kiss?
:25:12
lf you call that a kiss.
:25:19
Did l miss something?
:25:21
Are we going into battle?
:25:24
Lady, there's something out there.
:25:27
Something underneath that sand.
:25:30
l'm hoping to find a certain artifact.
:25:32
A book, actually.
:25:33
My brother thinks there's treasure.
:25:36
-What do you think's out there?
-ln a word, evil.
:25:39
The Bedouin and the Tuaregs
believe that Hamunaptra is cursed.
:25:43
Look, l don't believe in fairy tales
and hokum, Mr. O'Connell...
:25:46
...but l think one of the most famous books
in history is buried there.
:25:50
The Book ofAmun-Ra.
:25:51
lt contains within it all the secret
incantations of the old kingdom.
:25:55
lt's what first interested me in Egypt
when l was a child.
:25:58
lt's why l came here, sort of a life's pursuit.