Name: The Villain
Released: 2018-03-27
Duration: 1 h 25 min
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kirk Douglas, Ann-Margret

Words to remember

Nouns

1) badland

Across the badland she does ride
2) cathouse

That was the only cathouse in town.
3) iniquity

The wicked sprung up like grass and the works of iniquity flourished...
4) stretcher

Get out! I'll kill you! Stop this stretcher! Get that man!
5) telegram

That's my name. You have a telegram for me.
6) villain

♪ No one is safe from the villain ♪
7) scalp

Scalps don't put beans on table.
8) outlaw

There ain't an outlaw anywhere You fear
9) ditch

Keep them between the ditch!
10) saloon

Broken Spoke? It's a saloon.
11) dummy

Secondly, take your arm off me, dummy!
12) ignorance

Violence is ignorance. But it's not too late to be saved.
13) telegraph

That's right. And this here's a telegraph office.
14) bead

Well, braves, back to bead-stringing.
15) prisoner

- Morning, Mr. Avery. - I want to see your prisoner.
16) favour

He was there to meet a lady As a favour for a friend
17) wagon

She was trying to cross the street. Got hit by a beer wagon.
18) brave

My brave!
19) tooth

but mouth hide many sharp teeth.
20) sheriff

- Who is it? - The sheriff.
21) sake

For old-time's sake, will you help me?
22) shade

♪ Cactus Jack Slade waits in the shade ♪
23) thumb

Leaving that oily banker with his thumb up his dumb.
24) bullet

They all keep one bullet in gun.
25) intention

Exactly what are your intention?
26) warrior

How can this tired old warrior help?
27) nickname

Handsome Stranger is such a wonderful nickname.
28) bean

Scalps don't put bean on table.

Verbs

1) grubstake

A year ago I grubstake an old prospector.
2) outsmart

Nobody outsmart Cactus Jack Slade.
3) outbid

What's his name here just outbid you.
4) taut

Keep it taut.
5) weep

The angels are weep.
6) behave

Whiskey, if you behave, we're gonna be rich. Real rich.
7) owe

The stranger was a proud man Who paid the debts he owe
8) insure

I always insure a risk.
9) steal

Three, I steal the money and ravish that woman.
10) belong

where you belong.
11) destroy

it was so they might be destroy. Hand me your guns.
12) chase

So I jumped on my horse and I chase them down the street.
13) shut

- Prepare for attack! - Will you shut up?
14) arrive

♪ Cactus Jack Slade has arrive ♪
15) suppose

And that you are suppose to escort her...
16) shoot

That ought to stop them. Two, I shoot the boyfriend.
17) lie

I lie.
18) smile

Cowboys smile when she walks by
19) appreciate

Chief, I appreciate your help, but...
20) realize

I finally realize that these were runaways.
21) nurse

He nurse me after I got beat up by ruffians.
22) rob

Won't it be awful if we're rob or attacked by bandits?
23) capture

What do you Indians do when you capture a white woman?
24) strike

This is the day we strike it rich.
25) pull

He was waiting at the station When the train pull in
26) catch

They were going faster and faster. I was catch up with them.
27) push

Get your hands off me. Nobody push me around like this.
28) lock

- Open that safe. - The safe is lock for the night.

Adverbs

1) specially

And I had it specially made.
2) sudden

were to pop out sudden-like at him...
3) overnight

When we stay overnight here, we point the wagon to the North Star.
4) definitely

- But I want to tell you that... - Freeze. My gun is definitely loaded.
5) apart

I'm not even mad at you for trying to blow my safe apart.
6) exactly

Exactly what are your intentions?
7) alone

Now just for that, I'm going in alone.
8) perhaps

or perhaps molest your lady friend...
9) finally

I finally realized that these were runaways.
10) otherwise

Otherwise, it's going to be a very, very dull trip.
11) behind

Rock went behind. Gonna hit the thing. I don't get that.
12) outside

Not you. Stay outside.
13) soon

The skies are darkening. Soon, the rain will fall.
14) enough

- That was pretty close, chief. - Close not good enough.
15) together

Without me, you'll wind up holding a broken chair together.
16) ago

A year ago I grubstaked an old prospector.
17) ever

He saved my life once. I've been beholden to him ever since.
18) sure

- It sure is desolate out here. - Yes, ma'am.
19) once

He saved my life once. I've been beholden to him ever since.
20) always

I always say that alcohol and driving don't mix. What a pity.
21) never

We'll never live through this. Watch out!
22) too

I used too much dynamite.
23) around

If it wasn't for you I wouldn't have been hurt. Turn around!
24) down

Anxious Beaver, look down there.
25) even

I'll get even with you.
26) long

And it was his time to pay the debt He owed from long ago
27) right

Bring the money right back to the house.
28) before

- I've never done this before. - You're doing a good job.

Adjectives

1) beholden

He saved my life once. I've been beholden to him ever since.
2) desolate

- It sure is desolate out here. - Yes, ma'am.
3) dishonest

- I'm not dishonest. - And I'm not a trusting man.
4) anxious

Anxious Beaver, look down there.
5) dull

Otherwise, it's going to be a very, very dull trip.
6) awful

Won't it be awful if we're robbed or attacked by bandits?
7) brave

That was a brave and noble thing you did, stopping that team of horses.
8) magnificent

You did such a magnificent job on the bank.
9) dumb

Leaving that oily banker with his thumb up his dumb.
10) charming

And Daddy said, "Oh, charming. Just charming."
11) nervous

Prickly Jack come to Nervous Elk?
12) damn

I don't know which is worse, him or those damn drums.
13) careful

- And be careful of strangers. - Yes, Daddy.
14) mounted

- Get mounted! - Four of us will continue.
15) noble

That was a brave and noble thing you did, stopping that team of horses.
16) mad

Well, I'm not mad at you for blowing up my bank.
17) blind

Are you blind? Don't you see all these horses?
18) dangerous

♪ He totes a dangerous gun ♪
19) proud

The stranger was a proud man Who paid the debts he owed
20) dear

Oh, dear. Why did they do that?
21) sharp

but mouth hide many sharp teeth.
22) evil

♪ Pondering his evil schemes ♪
23) slow

Oh, I don't believe it. Oh, easy. Go slow, go slow.
24) broken

Without me, you'll wind up holding a broken chair together.
25) latin

Ah, I love those Latin hymns.
26) smart

Yeah, you think you're so goldarned smart.
27) rich

Whiskey, if you behave, we're gonna be rich. Real rich.
28) difficult

Now, was that difficult?

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