Ain't no stoppin' him now, I reckon
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Alvin:
[in the tavern at the state line after Nate Tompkins breaks his word and sells the piece of bottom land to Zeb Andrews]
I'm a'drinkin' agin' Nate Tompkins! Ike Botkin:
[trying to distract Alvin]
Now, how 'bout that 'ere big woman? [Alvin stands to leave, Ike and Buck grab his arm] Buck Lipscomb:
Alvin, you better be a'stayin' here! Alvin:
Let go me! Ike Botkin:
Well we go 'long with ya! Alvin:
What I got to do is my own! [lists drunkenly to the door, takes his rifle, exits into a raging thunderstorm] Ike Botkin:
Shore ain't a good night for a killin'. [Ike and Buck sit back down slowly] Buck Lipscomb:
Ain't no stoppin' him now, I reckon
[in the tavern at the state line after Nate Tompkins breaks his word and sells the piece of bottom land to Zeb Andrews]
I'm a'drinkin' agin' Nate Tompkins! Ike Botkin:
[trying to distract Alvin]
Now, how 'bout that 'ere big woman? [Alvin stands to leave, Ike and Buck grab his arm] Buck Lipscomb:
Alvin, you better be a'stayin' here! Alvin:
Let go me! Ike Botkin:
Well we go 'long with ya! Alvin:
What I got to do is my own! [lists drunkenly to the door, takes his rifle, exits into a raging thunderstorm] Ike Botkin:
Shore ain't a good night for a killin'. [Ike and Buck sit back down slowly] Buck Lipscomb:
Ain't no stoppin' him now, I reckon
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I'm a drinking against Nate Tomkins
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Now how about that there big woman
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Alvin you better be a staying here
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Let go of me We'll go along with you
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What I got to do is my own
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It sure ain't a good night for a killing
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There's no stopping him now I reckon
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Movie Summary
A Tennessee farmer and marksman is drafted in World War I, and struggles with his pacifist inclinations before becoming one of the most celebrated war heroes.
