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The clip sharing-suspicions from Rear Window (1954) with Wendell Corey, James Stewart. Powered by: Anyclip. any moment from any film.
You didn't see the killing or the body. How do you know there was a murder?
Because everything this fellow's done has been suspicious:
Trips at night in the rain, knives and saws and trunks with rope,
And now this wife that isn't there any more.
I admit it all has a mysterious sound.
It could be any number of things. Murder's the least possible.
Doyle, don't tell me he's an unemployed magician,
Amusing the neighbourhood with his sleight of hand.
Don't tell me that.
It's too obvious and stupid a way to commit murder.
In full view of 50 windows?
Then sit there smoking a cigar, waiting for the police to pick him up.
Alright, officer, do your duty. Go over and pick him up.
Jeff, you've got a lot to learn about homicide.
Why, morons have committed murder so shrewdly,
It's taken a hundred trained police minds to catch them.
That salesman wouldn't just knock his wife off after dinner
And toss her in the trunk and put her in storage.
I'll bet it's been done.
Most everything's been done... Under panic.
This is a thousand-to-one shot.
He's still sitting around the apartment. That man's not panicked.
You think I made all this up?
Well, I think you saw something
There's probably a very simple explanation for.
For instance?
Wife took a trip.
His wife was sick in bed.
yeah, so you told me.
Well, Jeff, I've got to run along.
I won't report this to the department. Let me poke into it a little on my own.
No sense in your getting a lot of ridiculous publicity.
Thank you.
We know the wife is gone, so I'll see if I can find out where.
Do that.
You had any headaches lately?
Not till you showed up.
It will wear off, along with the hallucinations.
See you around.
The clip fireworks from The Wild Bunch (1969) with Ernest Borgnine, Robert Ryan. Powered by: Anyclip. any moment from any film. He's still heading east. Are they bluffing, or did they really miss it? I'd say they missed it. Here, take a look. There's only five left. - Hell, we lost them. - I don't see how we lost them. Unless it was in the big valley where the ground was hard. Wasn't but one way they could take a wagon out of there, and this here is it. They didn't take it out. And we haven't lost them. I could point to them right now. Sit still, damn it! You think Pike and old Sykes haven't been watching us? They know what this is all about. And what do I have? Nothing but you egg-sucking, chicken-stealing gutter trash... with not even 60 rounds between you. We're after men. And I wish to God I was with them. The next time you make a mistake, I'm gonna ride off and let you die. Come on. I never figured they'd come down here after us. How much you reckon we could be worth? Depends on how hungry they are. You better stay here and look out for big hats. I'll go down and start rigging the fireworks. All right. Angel... get that case of explosives off the back there! Lyle... hand me down those blasting caps.
The clip making-the-trade from The Wild Bunch (1969) with William Holden, Emilio Fernández. Powered by: Anyclip. any moment from any film. You bring the guns? Don't worry, we've got them. Hidden. When I get my share of the gold, $2,500 worth... I'll tell you where four cases are. The others are waiting for me back at the wagon. If I don't show up pretty quick, they'll blow it. You fix it goddamn good, no? You fooled me. Our accountant will pay you immediately. When do we get our guns? The quicker I get back, the quicker you get the next load. Open it up. Up the arroyo, about two miles... you'll find three cases of rifles... and one case of ammunition hidden in the bush behind them. I understand you have a machine gun. Our contract called for 16 cases of rifles... and ammunition for $10,000. Not a machine gun. That's our present to the General. Gringo, you fight with Mapache...