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I was 16 when I saw this masterpiece.I went into the cinema as a boy and came out a man!!

Sam Had His Sh-t Together!

The Scene: Lonely British Outpost!

Professional soldiers to the end

A truly classic movie ending.

The best Western ever made, along with an awesome cast.

Parras, Coahuila

The ammo belt from the machine gun is clearly not right! Someone must have been feeding it off camera!

Thanks for posting! Love that scene! ❤

Capolavoro immenso

Great western. They don't make 'em like that.

Awesome movie

Peckinpah was a genius...period.

La plus grande scène de ciné du plus grand film de tous les temps!!!! Fan absolu!

Sam Peckinpah outdid David Lean in that shot. But both of them owe a debt to Buster Keaton in "The General", who invented the entire idea of such an spectacular event on film.

Master piece of western movie

not a fan of this, after Bonnie and Clyde this film took the violence to the next level and of course now it's off the charts both in films and in our society. This is definitely a "guy" film , it taps into all that imaginary macho bullshit that guys tend to imagine exists. It's also a very American film with all the heroes macho Americans and all the bad guys, disgusting Mexicans. I think the movie goes on too long and should've been cut by about 20 minutes. I remember when this film came out, it was very controversial mainly because of the opening slo-mo massacre. It doesn't look like too much now but again I find some of this movie tedious and boring, and I love movies, especially westerns.

These makes me feel so awe inspiring and yet deep sadness. I had the privilege to worked with the last 2 of 5 surviving stuntman in 1998. Even then in person many broken bones and crooked limbs...I never felt so reverential and appreciative to their contributions. To me these are the real Wild Bunch

brilliant analysis

I have always loved this movie.

best film ever

Sam Peckinpah Out did all Openings in Wild Bunch as Kids are using Fire Ants to attack their buds Scorpions as the Outlaws are setting up their final Robbery in a Bordertown like El Paso cause it needed the Mexican equililant Juarez

I believe it is the best shootout in a western! Peckinpah was a genius! RIP... I read about a rumour that Mel Gibson is going to make or direct I'm not sure which?, a remake of this classic movie, but I wonder if will be as good as the original??? 😲🤞

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This is called morality, sense of honor, right or wrong, in the world of renegade outlaws. There is that line of loyalty. There is a movie - one of my top 10 to 20 of all films I've enjoyed watching called "In Bruges" with Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson and Ralph Fiennes. It's about honor and morality in the lives of "hit-men", where again, there is that line. I highly recommend to those that loved "The Wild Bunch.

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great

The ending is silly, in real life the four dudes would have been killed in seconds! BTW, today, 7/8/2022, L. Q. Jones died at 94 years of age, he was in the film. I guess he got his liquor money!

You know it's a good film. When it all starts kicking off, you're not interested in the narration, you just want to watch the carnage and listen to the gunfire.

Peckinah created this scene like Scorsese improvised the bar killing in Goodfellas. ruclips.net/video/a2Tf4uF4MyI/видео.html

The drums man those drums ..

I saw this movie when it first came out in theaters.

Would have liked sitting around at the end of a day of shoots, passing around a bottle of tequila and listening to the cast and crew rip it up. Great movie.

Master piece!

What at ending!

Needle Nardle, Mcnoo

I bet Alec Baldwin’s Armorer could’ve learned a couple things on this movie set

Peckenpaw was a pion- eering hero. He broke the mold, more so - he shattered the heretofore illusion of the old west. The gunman, dressed in tight pants with white hat, a single six-gun strapped to one thigh, always clean shaven, and waiting for the bad guy to draw his weapon and fire first - then only afterward pulling his own and drilling the bad guy dead center simply never happened. It's fantasy, completely unrealistic. Not that there's anything really wrong with story books. But conversely, there's nothing wrong with being more authen- tic either. And in the 'real' wild west there was no such thing as the real good guy and the real bad guy. Nearly always, any man who wore a gun spent some time being one, and some time being the other. Fantasy is merely an intellectual reprieve in an emotional world.

The walk gave the audience time to think why these men were doing what they were doing. These men realized they had outlived their way of life. They were not willing to confirm or change. They choose the warriors death. Pure genius by Peckinpah.

The American dream, going out in a hail of righteous gunfire.

"Let's go..." Totally brilliant. One of the greatest (most impactful) lines in movie-making history. Sam Peckinpah was a genius - greatly misunderstood and under appreciated by the Hollywood suits and bean counters. Imagine the movies he could have made if he were given a wider latitude. Say what you will, his movies were never boring.

Ah. Los gringos, otra vez. His manner, his expression, and five words sum up the universal "WTF now".

This, this was THE WALK. Made 25 years (filmed in spring, 1968) before The Walk in Tombstone. As much as I like Tombstone, this is THE WALK for all ages.

You bunch of eijits thankyou so much🤣😂

I know the designer of the bride, Courtland.

Arguably the greatest film ever produced.

Along with Once Upon A Time In the West, an Italian western/verismo opera, it is my favorite western. I sometimes have a lower opinion of people who cannot detect that it’s truly about friendship...they just can’t get past the violence. They weren’t leaving without Angel and Mapache screwed up when he underestimated these dudes...four tough gringos who took on a Mexican army. Anyone viewing this flick can really see Peckinpah’s love of simple Mexican folk.

The greatest Western of all time

Wiliam Holden is the best actor ever!