Empty Metal (2018) - full transcript

That's Kim,
she once had a family.

Mika's on the right;
she once had a family.

And they're both my family.

Paul?

I'm going to tell you a
story about a lonely mouse

who risks everything in order to become

what he fears most:

the great eagle.

In order to see like the eagle,

he has to go to places that are unknown

and dangerous for mice.



He stood at the edge of the desert,

and there he saw the sacred
mountains for the first time.

This is where he had to go.

But he would have to watch for the shadows

of the great bird of prey.

He gathered his courage and
jumped out into the desert.

In the cruel heat, he saw other mice

who chased their own tails

they were being eaten, one by one.

For they had become blind,
staring up into the sky.

Our brother mouse gave
up one of his own eyes

so they could see.

The other mice loved him
and begged him to stay.

He was torn.



But the vision of the sacred mountains

burned within his heart.

And he went on.

Time for bed now, Paul!

Hurry up, your sister's already in bed.

Paul, get in here!

# I #

# I will be king #

# And you #

# You will be queen #

# Though nothing #

# Will drive them away #

Hey retard, get in here!

Nothing is ready yet.

We're never gonna get out of here.

# We can be heroes #
- Hurry up and get here Paul!

Turn that fuckin' thing off!
# Just for one day #

Hurry up!

Turn it off!

# And you #
- There, that's better!

You know we're leaving for
Truth or Consequences tomorrow.

What is it with that drilling?

Paul?

Paul, do you hear me
when I'm talking to you?

Well you'd better start listening to me,

because once we get those
papers signed in New Mexico,

I'm gonna be your legal mother.

Request to adopt minor
Paul, no last name.

Approximate date of birth, 1960.

Hospital record lost.

Origin: Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.

Proposed custodian: Kim Flores.

Sex: female.

Age: 27 years.

Occupation: intends to drive a cab.

Comments: Kim is responsible
for Paul's general welfare.

She and Paul share a one-bedroom apartment

with Mika Yamata.

Mika Yamata: sex, female; age, 19 years.

Occupation: crane operator.

Comments: Mika is
considered Paul's sister,

and she has responsibility
for his welfare.

Report: Paul is a
learning-disabled youngster

with certain specific physical constraints

due to cerebral palsy.

Recent tests show him to be functioning

several years behind grade level,

which may be due to
unstable living situation.

Paul's strengths are in the
area of visual conception.

He has trouble distinguishing
fantasy from reality.

Example: He believes
that a Native American

has taught him everything he knows

and is responsible for
his moral decision-making.

Recommendations: That Paul
be taken from the environment

he lives in and be placed in
a behavior management program,

where it be prescribed
that he be monitored

at all times for reality-based decisions

and penalized for distortion.

Needless to say, such
programming would be ineffective

without a normal family environment.

So Paul has taken these photographs?

Yes, he collects them.

Miss Yamata, you're an American citizen?

Yes, she is.

And she has a job at
the construction site.

Miss Yamata, do you speak English?

Well sure she does;
she's just a little bit shy.

I was directing my
questions to Miss Yamata.

Now let me get this straight.

You and Miss Yamata intend to adopt Paul,

when all the testing shows
that your living situation

is a retardant to his development?

Retarded, she's not retarded.

Look, I told you, she's
just a little bit shy.

The report spells it
all out, very clearly.

You and Miss Yamata are not
our idea of a normal family.

Why else would Paul invent an Indian,

except as a substitute father?

Photographs don't make our reports.

I don't even have Paul's birth certificate

from Truth or Consequences.

This will have to be a
temporary living arrangement

until all the papers are in order

and a foster family can be found.

I'm sorry, I can't help you.

# Oh dear #

Mika?

Hawk told me a story.

Hawk?

He told me a story.

You know the story he told
at the construction site.

But I don't understand.

Paul, does, does Dolly Parton

give you a hard-on when she's on TV?

# Me said me love #

Huh?

I'm confused,
I don't understand it.

Does Dolly Hard-on give you
a hard-on when she's on TV?

Huh?

Come on, I really wanna know, does she?

Give you a hard-on?

Now I just want an American family.

Like the Leave it to Beaver show?

Weaver looked at me like
I wasn't even an American.

What does he know?

What Americans are.

We always have each other, right?

We'll always be together,
that's no problem.

- Kim--
- It's no problem at all.

It's really important,
Hawk told me a story.

- Oh yeah?
- He told me

that Jumping Mouse went on an
adventure across the prairie.

Aw, don't worry, don't worry.

That Dumb Mexican Indian just
busted his ass, that's all.

No, listen.

Yes, I am, it's
better dead than red.

Better red than dead.
- Come on,

we gotta go to bed, come on.

Get up and do this, come on.
- Better red than dead.

- Gotta get up.
- Gotta, sign,

signed and get up.

Red than dead.

Kim, did you
ever hear the story--

- Sure.
- A story of the power?

Story?

About three blind mice.

# Three blind mice #

# See how they run #

See how they run.

# They all went up to the #

Mexico.

Come on, Kim, let's, come on--

See--

Come on listen.
Come on Kim, it's important.

Come on.
- Did you ever see

such a sight in your life?

As three blind mice?

Okay, Kim, just go to sleep.

Paul?

How old are you?

15.

No one's 15 anymore.

Dolly.

Dolly Parton, no one's 15.

Dolly Parton.

Superman!

Better red than dead,
better dead than red.

My shoe, ah.

At the foot of the sacred mountain

he found many things to investigate.

He saw a wolf wandering there,

and it seemed strange, for
the wolf walked in circles.

Jumping Mouse said to
himself, the wolf is lost.

I cannot bear to see a
being so great suffer.

I shall give him my eye so
he can regain his memory.

As he said this, his
eye flew from his head

and made Wolf whole again.

Tears of thanks fell
from the wolf's cheeks,

but our little brother could not see them,

for now he was blind.

I'll take you the rest of the way

to the path of the mountain.

There, everything in
the world is reflected.

Brother Wolf led Jumping
Mouse to the medicine lake,

and they drank together while
Wolf described the beauty,

then he left to guide others.

Jumping Mouse was alone and friendly.

He felt the shadow of
the hunter on his back.

He was struck, and then he went to sleep.

He awoke, and to his
surprise, he could see.

"I can see," he cried.

A great wind caught him and he was lifted

high above the medicine lake.

A voice spoke out.

You have a new name.

You are now, Eagle.

# Ooh #

# Ooh #

# Ah ah #

# Ooh #

# La la la, la la #

# The smell of you baby, my
senses, my senses be praised #

# The smell of you baby, my
senses, my senses be praised #

# Ooh #

# Too late #

# Ooh #

# I said #

# Kissing and runnin' #

# Kissing and running away #

# Kissin' and runnin',
kissin' and runnin' away #

# Ooh #

# Senses be praised #

# Ooh #

# Senses be praised #

# Ooh #

# Ah #

# The bad, the bad, the bad #

# No one will stop you and
nothin' will stand in your way #

# You're learnin' #

# No one will harm you, no
one will stand in your way #

# No one will harm, nothing
will stand in your way #

# Nothin' #

# There's nothin' #

# Na na na na na na #

# Na na na #

# Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah #

No, Paul, not good for you.

This is no good; this is what can happen.

This here's what happens.

See?

That's what happens.

This is our Mother Earth,
Paul, she's made for us.

Give me your hand.

These are her veins.

This is her skin.

Does anybody know where we are?

Fuck, what's going on, I'm thirsty.

This is really shit.

Will you stop smoking that
right in my face please?

Paul, would you get that thing down?

Would you get that
camera out of your mouth?

You're gonna eat it, I'm
gonna make you eat it

if you don't watch it.

Mika, can you talk, do
you know where we are?

Do you see any signs, what's goin' on?

Get that, look, I'm thirsty.

This is shit, I'm pulling up right here.

# I wouldn't live there,
just see me through #

# I wouldn't live there, no siree #

# I wouldn't do that kind of thing #

# Those people do #

# I wouldn't live there if ya paid me to #

Shouldn't sneak up on a guy like that.

You could get yourself killed.

We just wanna get
somethin' to drink, that's all.

Well that's not here.

Well I guess I could
get somethin' for you.

Just take a break from this
here irrigation plannin'.

When are we gonna get there?

Think so.

Kim knows.

Three Cokes.

Sunday, heroic new story

with Hollywood's biggest
stars

- Coke?
- On the celebrity--

How 'bout a beer?

Try Coors.

We wanted Cokes.

Sorry, ma'am.

I don't know how to make Coke.

We need some water then.

Three?

Three waters?

Shut up!

Yeah, I'm an irrigationist!

And uh Mike, he went
into town, left me here.

A daring world first.

Goddamn TV.

No ice!

Dammit.

Pardon me.

TV throws me.

You're all set?

Some problems
never seem to go away.

No charge, it's on the house.

Well now.

God dang it, goddamn TV, goddammit!

Son of a bitch, goddamn TV!

I'm a victim of circumstance.

I don't think Mike's gonna understand.

Paul, why'd you
have to tell that nut

that we'd stop and look at the zoo?

Look, I'm not even gonna get out.

A zoo?

I don't see a zoo.

Over here, he had a goddamn...

Yeah, it was a half-breed...

Maybe it was a full-blooded
Indian, I don't know

what kind of Indian it
was, Navajo, Apache?

What goddamn thing, used to
have, stayed right in here.

Used to take care of the snakes.

Wonder what happened to that
guy; he got bit or some shit.

Over here,

used to have one of those orange things,

things throw the shit out, out the cage?

Some kind of goddamn, a orangutan,

keep orangutan in here.

I don't know what happened to him either.

I don't know what he had in here.

Now we had some alligators.

They went out there through that fence,

over the pond,

they run out in the desert out there.

We got llamas, camels, peacocks,

every goddamn thing he had in here.

They're all loose out there.

Turn it on.

Okay, okay, let go.

Then you turned it off, keep it going.

All right, okay.

We're fine, reach for the
back, oh quick, oh quick.

Listen, I appreciate
the lift to Los Alamos.

I don't think Mike, he's
gonna understand this TV bit.

Just wait a minute, I gotta get somethin'.

I'll be right back.

Just a minute, I got
somethin' I gotta get.

What are you, anyway?

What are you guys?

I mean, what distraction are you?

Franco-American.

One up front looks a little Mexican.

No offense.

My name's uh William Armstrong Custer.

Cody, for short.

You know, I got a whole lotta
information in this suitcase.

All about America.

Might be of some interest to you.

Especially if you care to assimilate.

Might come in handy, you never know.

What's the matter with the kid?

Night!

Yoo hoo!

Yoo hoo!

Yep!, boy!

Up with the horny toad.

Desert life does me good.

Some hot java on the fire.

Little domestic cooking.

Mornin', ma'am, what's your name?

Kim.

Somethin' the matter, Kim?

There's some shit in the coffee.

That could be
the dust from the desert.

Tricky place to cook, out here.

Ohayo.

That's "How are you?"

Ohayo.

What's that?

Good morning, prairie.

And "genki".

That's how are you?

Truth

Consequence.

Why did you stop?

Thought someone was watching.

Where'd you learn that, Mika?

I don't really remember
anything, just the words.

And the movement.

You mean like Charlie Chan?

No, Paul, that's TV Chinese.

You do a pretty good job cleanin' up.

I guess you're sort of
leader of this group, huh?

I was wonderin', 'cause

Somethin' shoots up my spine.

General Custer, he suffered
from the same thing.

What's the matter?

It's nothin'.

It'll pass.

Hey!

You cured my hemorrhoids.

She cured my hemorrhoids.

# Ba ba bow bow wow wow #

# We're off to see the wizard #

# Wonderful wizard of Oz #

# He is a wiz, a wiz, a wiz,
if ever a wiz there was #

# If ever whenever a-- #

You people are pretty decent.

Too bad I gotta go.

Could be the sort of people
that could really work a spread,

I mean...

The kind of people that'd
be grateful for a place to

lay their head down.

Well I guess that's what
America's all about.

Well, I gotta get to Los Alamos, so

I can get to Truth or Consequences.

Did you say Truth or Consequences?

Yeah, sure did.

Got the deed to my--
- You know how to get there?

Sure do.

If a bug knows how to fart,
I can get us there, Kim.

I been all around this country.

# Elijah #

# Ah #

# Oh she were an old pine tree #

# Elijah was put in a
cannon by the shore #

# Fell in love with an Indian maid #

# Over at the antique store #

You sure you don't have
a little Mexicali in you?

Course, people used to ask me

if I had a little Mexican in me.

I always say no,

but I've had a little bit
of me inside a Mexican.

Yes, sirree, I got this
picture of the first American

to land on the moon.

Ain't that somethin'?

Man on the moon.

There is no man walking on the moon.

What do you call that?

How did he get there?

Rocket!

How does it hold him up?

Shit, don't you watch the news?

What news?

CBS, Barbara Walters,
they all talked about it.

Was CBS on the moon?

Was Barbara Walters?

You don't see that?

You don't see a man walkin' there?

You don't believe it?

I don't see a man.

I see a photograph of a gray place.

Cody you're a cowboy in a bucket hat.

I see no man on the moon.

Shit!

Hope you can cook.

Ever since I can remember,

it's just been my brother and me.

We lived in a small.

Our parents had gone to America.

But they would send for us
when they could afford to.

They used to tell me stories

they said came from the ground.

Ancient heroes.

Once I planted a watch.

I thought that it would
grow a tree of watches.

I wanted to sell the watches

and build a house for my
mother and father and brother.

The man who fed us.

But my brother stole the watch.

He came into the room

and pulled my brother out.

I can still hear him
yelling, as he beat him.

I thought they had killed my brother.

There was a wind

and a white rose.

I see it like a Japanese film.

The white sheet covers
the half of the bird cage.

There is a child running behind her.

I remember.

I think I am a child.

Now there is hope for bird.

He seems crushed.

I remember the smell of
the inside of a steel boat.

Men were standing together at the rail.

They were in white.

We were one of the only white families

living in a black ghetto
called Hunters Point.

My father once pulled my
mother off a runaway horse.

He got a job clubbin' cows
in the slaughterhouse.

He'd bring home plastic bags
full of brains and tongue.

He loved animals.

That's why he started drinking.

It took me and my two brothers

to break a bottle of rubbing
alcohol from his hands.

House we lived in was three rooms

in the shape of an L.

I had to pass him every time I went out.

Hey, yellow hair!

Come out and fight, you son of a bitch!

He'd go down in the basement.

Sing Hank Williams.

He'd go runnin' out on the front porch,

a bottle in one hand,

a Winchester in the other.

"I'll kill you, you little niggers!"

"Go ahead, white motherfucker."

They knew he had no bullets in the gun.

Once I watched him stage
Custer's Last Stand

outside the baseball park.

I watched him hold up the traffic.

Spin on the crowd.

I watched my friends laugh.

The cops laughing.

I've got his jacket on.

His feet, his legs, filled with alcohol.

Inside his jacket,

I've got his chest.

And inside me,

his cancer.

It's like he's all over me.

Rubbin' cheek to cheek.

Get offa me.

We had to hold out

till the road forged on.

Hey!

Head 'em up, come on!

Are we goin' to El Paso or what?

We had to hold out till
the road forged on!

Hey.

What's that?

Nice photo.

You don't talk too much, do you, kid?

Look at that!

Snap it.

I'm gonna add this one to my collection.

Woo.

I guess this is your
way of socializin', huh?

No, it's my way of seeing.

I wish I could force him to shut up.

I wonder if he really knows
where he's goin', anyway.

Think he knows how to get
to Truth or Consequences?

I guess that's all that matters.

One more price to pay for a better life.

Mika, what are you talkin' about?

We agreed on this together.

# I'm a Yankee doodle dandy #

# I'm a Yankee do or die #

Do you know any other songs?

Back here in two hours.

Here, hold that.

Okay, let's go.

What?

What?

I don't know what you're saying.

Hey what are you doing?

Come on, give me a break.

Those damn kids are annoying me.

Yeah, I hate kids.

Hello.
- Well, I didn't

Oh, that's all right, come on over here.

Sit right down.

Now, what did you have in mind?

Now I'm sayin' if you can look inside,

if you can partake of the inner search.

And I'm askin' you to
reach down inside yourself

and understand that it's
a great and a mighty world

in which we've been blessed to live.

There ain't no point in
cryin' over spilled milk.

Anything you wanna make happen.

You gotta work for it, don't you?

I mean that's a simple thing,
you learn that in school.

People out there that
need an example to follow.

I'm talking about poor people.

I'm talking about backward people,

people out of reach the voice of the Lord!

Give 'em some music, Mom.

How many of you have done
work for the Lord Jesus?

Have driven for the Lord Jesus.

Do you understand what I'm talkin' about?

I mean, I mean, drive for the Lord Jesus.

I don't mean just talk about Jesus!

I'm not talkin' about signin' your name

to some little piece of paper

about how much you
really believe in Jesus!

I'm talkin' about drivin'
for the Lord Jesus!

I mean, I'm talkin' about
gettin' down behind the wheel

and makin' that thing move,
makin' it move for the Lord.

Makin' Christianity a force
once again to be reckoned with!

That's right.

My mother knows what I'm talkin' about.

I mean, we're talkin'
about gettin' it into gear,

I'm not talkin' about
movin' that car slowly.

I'm not talkin' about first gear.

I'm not talkin' about second gear.

Heck, I'm not even
talkin' about fourth gear!

I'm talkin' about overdrive,
do you understand?

I'm tryin' to ascertain a sign

I see comin' down from on high.

'Cause I believe we have a
miracle come upon us today.

I seen a miracle.

Because it seems we have
a stranger in our midst.

I reach out to him.

And I think this lost person
here just might know somethin'

about gratitude, about how
very special this country is.

What is your name, Miss?

Oh don't be afraid of me, young lady,

I'm a minister of our Lord Jesus.

Do you speak English?

Well that's okay, I understand.

There's a greater language
that we all speak.

Now please, I want you to trust me

and I want you to follow me.

You're gonna come over
right this way here.

You just walk on with
me, you can trust me.

Now we're gonna see if
this here little girl

can start this car here.

It's so easy, really anybody can do it.

Anybody who's privileged, that is.

To understand the words of the Lord.

Now it's really very simple.

I just want you to get behind the wheel,

and I just want you to do it, okay?

Anybody else here man enough

to try drivin' this
car, okay, get in there.

It's a car of God, I
wanna see you drivin' it.

Son, remember, this is all for Jesus.

Get in there, give it a try.

See what you can do.

Oh, Jesus praises us all.

It's a glorious day here for God.

Hi, I'm a talking
Coca-Cola vending machine.

You need to put in more money.

You need to put in more money.

You need to put in more money.

You need to put in more money.

You need to put in more money.

You need to put in more money.

We have 10 seconds to
showtime here, folks.

We have three contestants
on the line and ready to go.

We're one contestant short here.

Here comes a contestant!

Number 11,

what is your name, sir?

- Cody.
- Cody!

Where you from, Cody?

Arizona.

And get on, go!

# Keep rollin', rollin', rollin' #

# Keep them doggies movin', Rawhide #

# Don't try to understand 'em #

# Just rope 'em, throw, and brand 'em #

I gotta get these feet...

What are you looking at?

Them kids wouldn't stop
leavin' me alone.

Why you talking Japanese?

They're gonna think we're
weirder than we are.

Do you think I'm stupid, Kim?

I think you're a little retarded, yeah.

Those kids.

They're just playing.

They're just dirty and dumb.

That one over there looks like Bucky.

Who's Bucky?

My brother.

I didn't know you had a brother.

I did.

He always spoke Mexican.

He used to always talk about going back

to that godforsaken place.

His Mexican name was Ho-neek.

He used to get drunk a lot.

And tell Mexican stories.

One night,

he didn't come home.

He got killed.

Wiped out in a car.

He blew it and left me here.

One dumb bastard.

Sounds like he loved you.

How would you know?

Come on, we're wasting time; where's Paul?

I'm here.

You are one strange kid, you know that?

You know, I think I'm the only one

who's got a hold on anything around here.

Now let's go.

We're already late.

How much time I've spent in this town.

Let's get out of here.

Good God, hey, I won big!

Didn't you see it?

Paul, Kim, did you see me?

I had that fat turkey in the last hour,

the plunger in his face!

You didn't see that?

I won big!

Look, Mr. Cody, we'll take you

to Truth or Consequences,
you just show us the way.

Just think of it as a
cab ride with a driver

who isn't interested
in the weather, got it?

I'm leavin' you, Bisbee!

I'm blastin' you!

36, 41,

42, 44.

45, 46.

47,

48.

49.

We may need that.

Well Mika,

you always gotta think
of somethin', don't you?

You're always so serious, aren't you?

Look, I don't care what you see out there.

And why can't you speak American?

You know there's a lot more to it

than just getting these papers.

You know, you gotta learn
how to shake hands, smile.

Look decent once in a while.

I know what you're thinking.

That I'm Mexican and I've got no right.

Well, I'm gonna tell you
something, at least I try.

If it wasn't for you hanging
on, maybe it'd work out!

Why can't you talk?

Can't you speak?

Why don't you say something American?

Like Mickey Mouse, come on, say it.

Say it or leave it!

You wanna live here, don't you?

You know what?

You look just like a slaughtered Chink.

A nameless victim.

You just let them kick
you around, don't you?

Look, that Tai Chi shit is not
gonna do you any good here!

It's rough out here.

There are horns on the
cactuses, horns on the toads.

You gotta defend yourself a little bit.

Say it, say something!

Can't you speak a little bit?

What's wrong with you?

Say Mickey Mouse!

Say it, Mickey Mouse!

Get away!

Get away from me!

Leave me alone.

You'll never be an American anyway.

Look at you!

Look at your hair!

You, look at your body, your shape,

you've got none, no tits.

No man is ever gonna
like you, you know that?

So speak, talk!

Say something!

Say it!

Say it!

Talk!

Get outta here then, just leave me alone.

Leave me alone, get outta here.

Can't you say anything, don't you care?

What's the matter with you?

Speak!

Come back here and say it!

Come back here!

Get back here and say it!

Come back.

Come back.

Come back and say it!

Come back!

Come back and say it.

Come back, come back.

Come on, you know what?

I can't go anymore.

Just get away from me!

Get away from me!

Get away!

Get away!

Get away from me!

Get away from me!

Get away, get away, get away!

Please, please come back.

Please come back.

I want to speak loud American.

I wanna speak from big tits.

I wanna know when to laugh.

I wanna know how to smile like Kim.

I wanna be tough.

I'm sorry, Kim.

I'm sorry.

Mickey Mouse.

Mickey Mouse.

Mickey Mouse.

Mickey Mouse.

Mickey Mouse.

What order you puttin' 'em in, anyway?

You know, if I'm seein' 'em now,

you're seein' 'em now.

Did that happen?

How'd you get that picture?

I'm seein' things.

Fire at will!

C Company!

Charge!

Lieutenant, Lieutenant!

Fire!

Who's Calley?

Charge!

General.

Wanna play ball, Scarecrow?

Redskins, redskins!

This is nowhere.

We've gotten no place.

How'm I gonna find a job out here?

There's nothin' to eat.

Guys, this is serious.

What are we gonna do?

I don't understand it.

I used to be called little Hercules.

Mika, what happens to
a dream when it dies?

You look so alive, Paul.

Mika, can you take a
picture of me please?

No, you keep it.

Wake up you guys, it's only me.

Kim, come on.

Come on, come on.

Open up, you guys.

Come on.

- Is this right?
- Huh?

You got the blade up.

Why you not gettin' those
little things there?

Takes a lot of practice.

You don't have to worry
about them anymore, Paul.

They have to be on their own way.

Hawk is it true that when kids die,

that they turn into birds?

I don't know, Paul.

Hawk, is it true that dreams die?

When dreams die.

When dreams die, they awaken, Paul.

We're not moving.

Why aren't we moving?

Mika!

If we're ever gonna get outta
here, we have to move, Mika.

I don't even know where we are.

Let's just go back, Kim.

You promised!

We just have to get
those papers, trust me.

I don't see how we're
going to build a home

with a piece of paper, Kim.

Hey Kim?

Yep, we're so close I can smell it.

Somethin' the matter with the kid?

My God.

Gotta move.

Look, don't get depressed.

When the goin' gets tough,
the tough get goin', right?

Hey.

Don't worry.

Little Hercules.

I was gonna surprise you.

'Member that place I
was tellin' you about?

I'd be honored if you and Mika there

would join me in workin' it.

Could use a pair of good hands.

You can stay as long as you like.

We'd give the child a decent burial.

You'll see.

That's it.

It's a hard life out here.

Anything can get you.

It's just a little ways now.

Sure was a nice kid.

Hoo ooh!

# Dum da dum da dum dum dum dum dum da #

# Dum da dum da dum dum dum dum dum da #

# Da da dum, da da dum da
da da dum dum dum dum #

Invaders!

We've been attacked!

Circle and defend!

Circle, fire one!

Fire two!

Charge!

Charge!

Deserters!

I should've known!

You'll never get back inside!

I'm gonna wash up.

Cover the rear!

Yellow-hair, come and get me!

Come and get me!

Remember what happened to the kid!

You're goners!

Indians everywhere!

Don't let that women and
children crap fool ya!

Lieutenant, body count!

One,

two,

three bodies.

On when she's on TV.

Huh?

Come on, I really wanna know, does she?

You know, I just want an American family.

Doesn't matter.

We'll always have each
other, though, right?

We'll always be together.

Kim, this is important here.

Kim, it's important, Hawk told me a story.

He said that Jumping Mouse

went on a journey across the prairie.

Don't worry, Paul.

# Land where my fathers died #

# Land of the #

# Home #

# Of the #

# Brave #

And there they drank together

from the beautiful waters.

Now Jumping Mouse was
alone, and trembling.

The hunter hid and he went to sleep.

He awoke, and to his
surprise, he could see.

"I can see, I can see," he cried.

A voice said, "You have a new name.

"You are Eagle."

# Somewhere over the rainbow #

# Way up high #

# There's a land that I heard of #

# Once in a lullaby #

# Somewhere over the rainbow #

# Skies are blue #

# And #

# The dreams that you dare to dream #

# Really do come true #

# Someday I'll wish upon a star #

# And wake up where the clouds are far #

# Behind me #

# Where troubles melt like lemon drops #

# Away above the chimney top #

# That's where #

# You'll find me #

# Somewhere #

# Over the rainbow #

# Bluebirds fly #

# Birds fly #

# Over the rainbow #

# Why then, oh why #

# Can't I #

# If happy #

# Little bluebirds fly #

# Beyond the rainbow #

# Why #

# Oh why #

# Can't I #