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PELÍCULAS DEL OESTE /CINE WESTERN
Las películas del oeste, también conocidas como western, son un género cinematográfico clásico que transporta al espectador al período de expansión hacia el oeste de los Estados Unidos, generalmente durante el siglo XIX. Estas películas se desarrollan en paisajes áridos y salvajes, poblados por vaqueros, forajidos, colonos, y nativos americanos, y muestran temas de valentía, justicia, y supervivencia. En ellas, es común ver duelos, persecuciones a caballo, y la icónica lucha entre el bien y el mal en un entorno donde la ley aún está por establecerse.
El género del western es conocido por personajes fuertes, como pistoleros solitarios, sheriffs con un férreo sentido de la justicia, y figuras rebeldes que desafían la autoridad. Además, su estilo visual, marcado por los grandes espacios abiertos y una banda sonora épica, ha convertido a estas películas en un símbolo de la cultura estadounidense. Desde sus inicios en el cine mudo hasta los westerns modernos, este género ha dejado un impacto duradero en la historia del cine, con películas que exploran no solo la acción y la aventura, sino también los aspectos más complejos de la naturaleza humana.
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PELÍCULAS DEL OESTE /CINE WESTERN
Las películas del oeste, también conocidas como western, son un género cinematográfico clásico que transporta al espectador al período de expansión hacia el oeste de los Estados Unidos, generalmente durante el siglo XIX. Estas películas se desarrollan en paisajes áridos y salvajes, poblados por vaqueros, forajidos, colonos, y nativos americanos, y muestran temas de valentía, justicia, y supervivencia. En ellas, es común ver duelos, persecuciones a caballo, y la icónica lucha entre el bien y el mal en un entorno donde la ley aún está por establecerse.
El género del western es conocido por personajes fuertes, como pistoleros solitarios, sheriffs con un férreo sentido de la justicia, y figuras rebeldes que desafían la autoridad. Además, su estilo visual, marcado por los grandes espacios abiertos y una banda sonora épica, ha convertido a estas películas en un símbolo de la cultura estadounidense. Desde sus inicios en el cine mudo hasta los westerns modernos, este género ha dejado un impacto duradero en la historia del cine, con películas que exploran no solo la acción y la aventura, sino también los aspectos más complejos de la naturaleza humana.
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00:00Sgt. Preston of the Northwest Mounted Police with Yukon King, swiftest and strongest lead
00:14dog breaking the trail in the relentless pursuit of lawbreakers in the wild days of the Yukon.
00:24Back to the days of the gold rush as Sgt. Preston with his wonder dog Yukon King meets
00:29the challenge of the Yukon.
00:33This is the Yukon, the territory patrolled by Sgt. Preston, wrapped in white silence for
00:39nine out of every 12 months, each day a few short hours when a breath of frozen air pierces
00:45the lungs like burning steel. 40, 60 below zero, winter in the Yukon.
00:52The port trail, sole winter route open between Whitehorse and Dawson, 300 miles apart.
00:59Oh boy, focus.
01:17Up with the hands, driver. What is this? I set up with the hands.
01:23Leave that gold...
01:24Did you kill him?
01:28I don't know. Robbery is one thing but murder.
01:30Let's get the gold out of here.
01:54All right, look, look.
01:58The driver of the stolen equipment had returned to Five Fingers to report the robbery.
02:02After supplying meager descriptions of the crooks, one very big, one an average sized blonde,
02:08the driver was sent on to Dawson for medical treatment.
02:11But the gold shipment and the masked bandits had vanished without a trace.
02:15Following an urgent appeal to the Northwest Mounted Police, Sgt. Preston hurried to Five Fingers,
02:21the station nearest the point where the robbery had occurred.
02:23Oh, Sgt.
02:24Hey.
02:25Welcome to Five Fingers.
02:26I've been expecting you.
02:27Oh, so you already know we've been assigned to the Yukon Trading Company case, yeah?
02:30Sure do.
02:31Word came through two days ago.
02:32You made good time.
02:33We had a hard packed trail all the way.
02:34The weather was just beautiful.
02:35Signs of a storm brewing, though.
02:36A message just came over the telegraph for you.
02:37That new telegraph line is a great help to the whole force.
02:38From Dawson to Whitehorse.
02:39Orders and wanted bulletins with descriptions that used to take days to get out cannot be sent in minutes.
02:43Should be a great crime deterrent.
02:44It certainly should.
02:45It's a good thing I knew Morse code, too.
02:46Save putting another man in here with me.
02:47Will you have a cup of tea?
02:48Sure will.
02:49I will.
02:50I will.
02:51I will.
02:52I will.
02:53I will.
02:54I will.
02:55I will.
02:56I will.
02:57I will.
02:58I will.
02:59I will.
03:00I will.
03:01I will.
03:02I will.
03:03I will.
03:04I will.
03:05I will.
03:06I will.
03:07I will.
03:08I will.
03:09I will.
03:10I will stay for a minute.
03:11You said you had a message for me.
03:12Oh, right here.
03:13I hope it doesn't complicate matters for you.
03:20Do you know anything about this man Larson Vic Dawson wants me to find?
03:23Yes.
03:24I sent in the missing report on him.
03:26His job is to maintain the telegraph line between Yukon Crossing and Big Trout.
03:30He was due to check in here from Big Trout five days ago.
03:33It was two days before the gold shipment disappeared, huh?
03:35That's right.
03:36Old Vic left Big Trout all right.
03:38But he didn't show up here.
03:39Or anywhere else for that matter.
03:41We checked up and down the line.
03:43The weather's been ideal, so that eliminates ordinary accidents.
03:47Are there any likely spot that Old Vic might stop on the way?
03:50Only Brawley's trading post about two miles south of us on the trail.
03:53I've drawn a map which might be of help to you, Sergeant.
03:56Now here's Five Fingers.
03:58And here's Brawley's two miles south of us.
04:00Robbery took place here, right near the cutoff to Phoenixville and Pelley Creek.
04:04It's about eleven miles from Five Fingers and oh, nine miles north of Big Trout.
04:08These dots represent the telegraph line.
04:11Mm-hmm.
04:12Oh, thanks.
04:13This map will be of great help.
04:15I'm sorry we don't have a better description of the crooks for you, Sergeant.
04:18But all the driver could remember was that one was very big and the other average size.
04:22The first thing I'd better do is find out if Brawley has seen Old Vic.
04:25Oh, you know Brawley then?
04:26Oh, yes.
04:27Ever since they had the job as foreman for Crazy Joe Flynn at the Phoenixville Mine.
04:31Won't you finish your cup of tea first?
04:33I think I'd better pass it up and get out on Old Vic's trail.
04:35Thanks for your hospitality.
04:37Come on, King.
04:39Do you think we should go on to your uncle's mine, Jack?
04:51Look, Lindy, we haven't much choice.
04:52But as Mr. Brawley said, we don't know anything about getting along in this country.
04:56Darling, you know it took every cent in the world we had to get here.
04:59We can't turn back.
05:00I agree.
05:01If I'd known six months ago what I know now.
05:03Well, that does it, friends.
05:06I don't envy you hauling those supplies by shoulder pack.
05:09It's 13 miles to the old ghost town.
05:11I will manage somehow.
05:13As I told you, Mr. Brawley, even if you had a team for sale, we can't afford it.
05:16Look, Mr. Flynn, you're a couple of nice kids.
05:19In the two days you've been here, I've come to like you.
05:21Sort of like a father.
05:22And that's how I'm talking to you.
05:24Like a father.
05:25You won't last a month in Crazy Joe's claim this time of the year.
05:28I know.
05:29There's no place for a lady, Mrs. Flynn.
05:32If you're smart, you'll go back to where you came from.
05:34It's impossible.
05:35We've no money left.
05:36Well, now, maybe I can...
05:37Well, here's just the man to tell you I'm not just whistling through my whiskers.
05:41Come in, Sergeant.
05:42Come in.
05:43What's the matter, Red?
05:44You in trouble?
05:45Oh, no, sir.
05:46Not me.
05:47But these two nice young people are heading for it.
05:48What's this I hear about you folks heading for trouble?
05:50Well, it's very simple, Sergeant.
05:51Lindy and I were willed Uncle Joe's mine along with the town of Phoenixville.
05:54A ghost town.
05:55A haunted ghost town.
05:56Oh, nonsense.
05:57Anyway, the last time I'd heard from my uncle, he was a rich man.
06:00Oh, then you didn't know he'd gone broke looking for a new vein after the old one is exhausted.
06:04No.
06:05So Lindy and I spent every cent we had to get here.
06:07Well, I can appreciate your position, Mr. Flynn.
06:10But have you any idea what a Yukon winter can be?
06:13Sixty below zero, snow piled mountain high, sometimes trapping you for months.
06:18And no one within miles if you should get sick.
06:20And no way to get to them.
06:22That's just what I told them, Sergeant.
06:24Oh, dear.
06:25Everything seems against us.
06:26Well, not everything, Mrs. Flynn.
06:28If you two are determined to go, I'll help you.
06:30I happen to be traveling light.
06:32So just put your supplies and provisions on my sled out front.
06:35I'll drop you off in Phoenixville on my way to Big Trout.
06:37Oh, gee, that's great, Sergeant.
06:39How can we ever repay you?
06:40By taking care of yourselves.
06:42King and I'll join you in just a minute as soon as I've had a talk with Mr. Brawley.
06:45Why, the sudden interest in the welfare of a couple of chichakos, Red?
06:59It's a bit out of character for you, isn't it?
07:01Oh, I don't know.
07:02Just sort of like them, I guess.
07:04What's on your mind?
07:05What do you know about Lars Ulvik?
07:07Who?
07:08Lars Ulvik.
07:09Never heard of him.
07:10What's he done?
07:11Well, perhaps nothing.
07:13Five days ago, Ulvik left Big Trout for Five Fingers.
07:16Apparently no one has seen him since.
07:18Well, then you can add me to the rest of them.
07:20One more thing, Red.
07:22Did you happen to see the missing Yukon freight sled carrying the gold shipping pass through here three days ago?
07:27It's funny you should ask that.
07:30Well, did you see it?
07:31Well, I did and I didn't.
07:33What kind of an answer is that?
07:34Well, it happened to be my birthday and I was doing a bit of celebrating.
07:37I sort of have a hazy recollection of a freight sled going by late,
07:41but I couldn't swear to it.
07:44All right.
07:45That'll be all for now, Red.
07:47They want to ask you some more questions later, so be around, will you?
07:51Come on, King.
07:53Shortly after Sergeant Preston left with the Flins, Big Red Brawley took a shortcut, impassable to a dog sled, to reach the old ghost town ahead of them.
08:16There, at the abandoned gold mine, he made his way into a forgotten tunnel, which took him directly beneath the old hotel building and into an underground hideout.
08:30Who's there?
08:31Broly, Obick.
08:35The fellas are expecting you until tomorrow.
08:37I couldn't wait.
08:39You're going to have guests again, Obick.
08:40Guests, huh?
08:41You want me to give them the ghost business like the others?
08:43No, not this time.
08:44It's old Flynn's heir and his wife.
08:46They intend to stay.
08:47Sergeant Preston's in the district, too.
08:49He's bringing them here.
08:50Yeah, I know about Preston.
08:51I picked it up on the ticker there.
08:52Say, you don't think he's out worth stealing that gold shipment, do you, Red?
08:55No, but he's out looking for you.
08:57He stopped by the store with a mouthful of questions.
09:00So far, he hasn't any idea that you and I cooked up this scheme of tapping the official telegraph lines.
09:05A bit too slick for them, huh?
09:07Who'd guess the Monty's themselves are providing information so we can knock over every gold-heavy mucker passing down the trail?
09:13What are we going to do about the two Chichacos?
09:15The only thing two do.
09:17Get them out of here before they discover us.
09:25Jack, Jack!
09:48Lock the door.
09:55There's nothing to worry about, honey.
09:56It's just the wind.
09:57Here, I'll prop a chat for you this time.
10:25Get down the hotel.
10:28All right.
10:32Get down theルane.
10:34You're open.
10:35Ask your wife to come and sit on this.
10:36You want to sit on this?
10:37I'm sorry.
10:38I'm sorry.
10:39Don't wait.
10:40You're alone.
10:41I'm sorry.
10:42I'm sorry.
10:43Go ahead.
10:44See you later.
10:45There's nothing to wait.
10:47Wait.
10:48You're looking for every one.
10:49There's nothing to wait.
10:50There's nothing to wait.
10:51I'm sorry.
10:52You're looking for the car.
10:53What's this?
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13:34No, no, no, no, no.
14:04No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
14:34I guess the wind blew the door shut.
14:40Are you sure the wind blew the door shut locking it?
14:42Well, I don't think it was a ghost, do you?
14:45No, I don't think it was a ghost.
14:48You two better come back to Five Fingers with me.
14:50I have to be back there at once.
14:52Jack, I just want to go to our room where you can build a fire and we can get warm.
14:56I'd feel safer there.
14:57The only thing that really matters to us is some rest.
15:00We're staying, Sergeant.
15:01All right.
15:02I think you'd better stay in your room with the door locked until I can return and look around a little.
15:06All right.
15:06Sure, Sergeant.
15:07Come on, Lindy.
15:08All right, King.
15:29On you, Husky.
15:30They got us in the soup this time.
15:35Preston's bound to find out everything when he gets back.
15:37Maybe he won't get back.
15:39What's to stop him?
15:40You send out messages in that contraption, too?
15:42Sure, that's the way we used to keep in touch.
15:44We're stringing the telegraph line, just connecting anywhere and report back.
15:46Why?
15:47Sit down, I'll show you.
15:49I'll write down what I tell you.
15:50This will be a message from Big Trout to Five Fingers.
15:55Like this.
15:57Please request Sergeant Preston meet in the old trapper's cabin, Pelly Creek.
16:03Urgent.
16:04Have evidence on gold robbery.
16:06The White Arrival.
16:08Sign it, Constable Hedden.
16:10What if Wayne wires back to Hedden for confirmation?
16:13Where's your mind?
16:14Didn't you say Big Trout wasn't answering Dawson?
16:16That's right.
16:17This is a good trick to get Preston away from here.
16:19I'm going back to the store and pick up my rifle.
16:22The pistol's not accurate enough for this kind of a job.
16:24You mean you're going to kill Preston?
16:26I thought you just wanted him out of the way.
16:28I do.
16:30Permanently.
16:37Oh, hello, Sergeant.
16:42Any sign of Ulvik?
16:43Not yet.
16:44I've just been outrunning my traps.
16:46You've been out in that storm all this time.
16:49Thought you had more sense, Red.
16:50Me?
16:50In the blizzard?
16:51Heck, I've only been away a few hours.
16:57We haven't had any snow since yesterday, Red.
17:00What an eye.
17:02As a matter of fact, I was out before the storm, too.
17:05I forgot I put out the sign until just now.
17:07Probably cost me some business.
17:09Carelessness is always costly, Red.
17:14Hunting!
17:15Where are you going?
17:27I'm just going out to get some firewood.
17:28I'll be right back.
17:29Stop.
17:30All right.
17:31I'm not going to be right back.
17:34No.
17:34I'm not going to die.
17:35I don't know.
17:35I'm not going to die.
17:44Hi, Paulo.
17:49I'm not going to die before the storm.
17:50How are you going to die?
18:20Pele Creek.
18:22Corporal, this message didn't come from Big Trout.
18:24I don't understand.
18:25The line's down, pole and all.
18:27I saw it myself at Phoenixville Crossing and in two places below that.
18:30Well, what kind of a game is this?
18:32It's possibly a very dangerous one.
18:34You mean someone sending out a false message?
18:37That's exactly what I mean.
18:39Your line's been tapped by someone that's familiar with our communication system.
18:42What are you going to do about it?
18:44I'm gonna catch him in his own trap.
18:46Don't forget to report that line break to Dawson.
18:48That's why I hurried back here.
18:50I'm on the way.
18:55Did you get the message through?
18:57Hey, where did he come from?
18:59Caught him snooping around.
19:00He found the secret entrance to our hiding place.
19:02We've no time to waste.
19:03Drag him out into the tunnel and take care of him.
19:05Well, wait a minute, Red. I can't.
19:07What's the matter? Yellow?
19:08Oh, no, but...
19:10Well, all right. I'll do as you say.
19:13All right. Now, what about the message? You get it through?
19:15Good.
19:17Your job better be done by the time I get back.
19:34Steady, boys.
19:36Now, listen carefully, King. I'm gonna circle the house, see?
19:40I'll put you on this free lead.
19:41When I signal you, you'll lead the team over there. Understand?
19:45Okay, boy.
19:46Come on.
19:47Come on.
19:48Come on.
19:49Come on.
19:50Come on.
19:51Come on.
19:52Come on.
20:17They show up pretty soon. It'll be too dark to aim good.
20:19No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
20:50You brought this all on yourself by being so nosy.
20:54Who are you? What do you want?
20:56Still pretty nosy, huh?
20:58Well, you're going to get cured.
21:02So you're the one who stole the gold shipment.
21:05Yeah, it's too bad you didn't find that out in time to collect the reward.
21:08Get on your feet.
21:11Out the door.
21:15On you, Husky!
21:19What bit will it do you to kill me?
21:33Sergeant Preston's on your heels.
21:35That's rich.
21:36If you're depending on the molly, you're wasting your time.
21:39Preston's dead by this time.
21:42That's far enough.
21:44Turn around.
21:44Throw your gun away.
21:46Lindy.
21:49Now untie my husband.
22:03Hunting!
22:05Now get over here with him.
22:19No.
22:20No, you mustn't.
22:21I wasn't going to kill your husband, lady.
22:33But just for that trick, now I'm going to take care of you both.
22:36Drop your gun, Ulbic.
22:41You're the man that caused all this trouble.
22:43I arrest you in the name of the crown for robbery and attempted murder.
22:46Pick up its gun, Jack.
22:47I guess this is the word you've been waiting for, Sergeant.
23:05Well, you're right.
23:06Evidently just in time.
23:08Take these two outside and tie them to the sled.
23:10All right, you two.
23:11Outside.
23:11Outside.
23:12This is why I asked you two to stop by.
23:27You mean we get the 10,000 reward for the recovery of the gold shipment?
23:30That's the confirmation from Dawson.
23:32What do you plan to do with it?
23:34We'll use it to rebuild Phoenixville the way Uncle Joe would have liked us to.
23:38It'll be a prosperous mining town again.
23:39But we should share the reward with you and King, Sergeant.
23:42That's only fair, isn't it?
23:44Oh, King and I were just doing our job.
23:46Our reward is knowing that the criminals are caught and punished.
23:49Isn't that right, King?
23:50Uh-huh.
23:52For us, this case is closed.
23:55Thank you.
23:56Thank you.
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