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لو لم تنتج هوليود الا فيلم ذهب مع الريح لكفاها ذلك افتخر بأن ذوقى رفيع لأنى اعتبر هذا الفيلم فيلمى المفضل

People who say that John Wayne wasn’t a great actor have never watched this movie!

I paid attention to Plutarch's letter saying ' I am sorry that a lot of burden fell on you, but if I had to put you through again for this out come I would'. Although he knew this revolution would devastate many people and would require a lot of sacrifice, he knew that people of Panem needed to be free from hunger game and Capitols tyranny which have bee destroying and will destroy many generations. But even while then, he still showed respect for people who was fighting for peace and freedom, unlike many government in this world these days.

Charles was person Pierce needed in this situation. BJ was Pierce’s best friend but a try at light-hearted humor just wouldn’t have worked for him. Charles’ level headed maturity helped Pierce see things in a different but needed perspective

If you want to know what makes GenX tick? You just have to understand that we grew up on MASH and Star Trek TOS. As latchkey kids we got wisdom from a lot of different places.

Touching moment and monologue about the cruelty of aging. I wish the rest of the conversation from this scene was kept.

Another fantastic scene in this movie Emma thompson and Daniel day Lewis work very well together in this movie

Ah, let her quit med school

MASH has more comedic scope and dramatic depth than almost anything you care to name.

"I'm a dieing man who's scared of the dark" Wow, what a powerful line

Two legendary actors saying a final farewell with the expressions of their face and the intonation of their voice. What really makes this scene even that more poignant is this being Wayne's final film. He is dying of cancer in real life, Lauren Bacall had lost her husband Humphrey Bogart to cancer so for him to say "goodbye" to Lauren in that scene, considering the friendship they shared, must've been incredibly emotional for the both of them. You can see it on their faces. I like to think "The Shootist" is as much an homage to Wayne's westerns career as "Unforgiven" is to Clint's. What a great movie to bring such a storied career to a close.

Mitchum was awesome

“Takes after her son”🖤

1:07 been looking for a clip of this line😂

This is a touching scene, but in the fourth book I believe, Dumbledore tells Harry about Neville's parents but tells him not to tell anyone else because Neville isn't ready. I didn't really like that Dumbeldore told Harry someone's secret just because he's Harry. Idk, it may just be me, but it makes Dumbeldore seem less trustworthy.

Linda pelicula!!!, siempre Mauteen O Hara y John Wayne❤❤

لو لم تنتج هوليود هذا الفيلم الأسطورة لكفاها ذلك

I would have stayed in bed

As much as I love this scene the one thing that threw me off is John Wayne saying “1911? It’s only 19.9” and don’t know what it means, can anyone educate me on this? 😂 I always thought he actually said “1909” but now hearing him say 19.9 is throwing me off. Is that just how he says the year?

I was born in 84, the one thing about mash I will remember always is the ending credits. My grandparents watched newswatch 16 here in Scranton PA religiously and back then, the news was only on at five pm. Mash reruns at that time ran for a very long time, I wanna say once the news started airing from 4-6 continously was when they got rid of it.

This part of the show 😭😭😭😭

I don’t know if I am reading too much into it but coin says “won’t you join us” when describing the remaining victors, almost attributing herself as a victor. Idk but it feels like similar to how snow said she would replace him and that she won . Kind of eerie

Fun fact: In the Czech version of the series, the background laughter was removed due to the setting of the entire series, and the writers themselves acknowledged that it was a good idea

I wonder what the outcome of these games would have been if the OK brotherhood had not participated

Had a argument over this with a guy a work. Anyway he was like it was a helicopter told me he had the dvd .i told him to watch it and that it was a plane. Growing up watching this and it’s still one of the best tv shows of all time.

I love Radars reaction

The saddest part was Klinger saying goodbye to Col Potter.

Meanwhile, Dooku is deleting all data on Kamino in the archives

This movie delivers a beautiful message, there are unfortunately some dreams you can never achieve because you just don't have the talent which is unique from the usual "You can do anything you set your mind to!" trope. Ever since I was a kid, I've always wanted to be a Voice Actor and I wanted to go to college for it. I even made a plan to go to college in 2020. Then a certain pandemic happened so I never got the chance to go. However, during the Pandemic, I found a career as a Content Creator on RUclips & TikTok and honestly I couldn't be any happier. I mainly tell stories and do voice acting on both platforms, one of them might be getting banned soon but that's a different conversation for a different day. My point is, even though one dream might not work out for you, there's still other opportunities out there for a different dream that's yet to be discovered.

War is Brutal 💙 / 💜

Now i know where my very intense dislike of 😮needles comes from.

Hawkeye made this show the legend ... 4ever M.A.S.H.

Thats what I talking about guilt loss of life mental issues loss of limb i dont think any of that is worth it with the possible exception being ww2i hate wars

Man Sup Rec always gets me

I always loved this movie. Thank you so much for posting this video! ❤

And Hawkeye and BJ were afraid that Potter would ban them from using their convoy

You have to admit that during the Frank Burns days she was a staunch hard-ass officer. I’m not saying that she wasn’t allowed to be that but there are consequences to that. One is that your subordinates fear you more than they relate to you. That said, I am glad that her character loosened up and became more personable. And she did it without compromising her stature as a top notch nurse and officer.

We all have a father, unfortunately few have a dad...my son tells me im the best dad in the world every day. Thank God i did something worth a shit in this horrid world . He will be a great dad one day.

Excellent show with deeply touching moments of humanity 💜

Hawkeye has himself to blame, if he made sure he could be reached then he would have been able to say goodbye

Charles was a happy man that he has a father bud me and my sister don't have a father but a progenitor. He don't care about us, he even acts like we don't exist, althought I have epilepsy because of him.

Such a sad scene, reminds me of something similar, enough said. 😢

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A truly exceptional film in every way. John Wayne was,in my humble opinion, absolutely perfect for the role of Ethan Edwards. He not only played the part utterly convincingly, but also had the physical presence and charisma to carry it off. Undoubtedly, one of my all time favourite films. Kindest regards to all.

🤣@ Klinger dressed as Chiquita Banana and giving Col. Blake a picture of him in the pink evening gown! But WHOA, the way the Colonel smooched Hot lips, who'd a thought years later Maclean would make out with the contestant on Match Game Syndicate! 😂👍

Mike has gotta be the one and only Pixar character I can relate to. In my experiences, I was preparing I was on track to great things but then I got lost and derailed in the process.

So sad it finshed! John P.

Boone's delivery after the "you've delivered the message..." as good as it gets. Fascinating movie plot, with wealthier landowners preyed upon.

Lieutenant General Kelly is mistakenly referred to as Major General Kelly by his aide while describing how the General's death will be explained while the aide is ordering up air and shore bombardment on the General's position.