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one of the greatest westerns of all time

Snowflakes can cry me a river.

Union evil doesn't get their due. Red Legs is evil, and the worst of the Union. Even the author of this story wasn't that bad

Great movie. Saw it when it was released in the 70s in Jersey during my high school years. The ending was a big shocker to everyone in the theater. Have watched it several times since.

Damn 16 million how much it will worth today 🤑🤑🤑🤑

I'll never put on a life jacket again.

The sequel was complete garbage

WHISKEY WHISKEY WHISKEY 😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤

LOVE THIS MOVIE ONE OF MY FAVORITE STEVE MCQUEEN S MOVIES ❤❤❤❤❤

$15,000 in 1936 would be $340,000 today!

Very nice movie

I remember hearing as a kid that it won 7 Academy Awards - and I'd never heard of it. Then I saw it and it all made perfect sense - what a great movie 😎

I saw this movie when I was 10. It still sticks with me as one of the best movies I've ever seen.

Ever wonder why some of the greatest outlaws came from MO? Maybe the same reason there were more engagements between the north and south recorded in MO during the 1st yr of the civil war then nowhere else during. And it might explain a bit about Jesse James if you know the real history. Also might explain why MO is the “show me” state…. Funny how fly over country has such a rich and meaningful history compared to.

Definitely one of the best movies and cast!!!!!! ❤

Ol' Ike Clanton... always found out to be one of the phony tough. He was always wanting to cause trouble for Wyatt Earp, and his Brothers...until he, time and again, found himself staring Death right in the face! Then, he would become as humble as an ol' Heel Hound! He wanted to be a tough bad guy, but the thought of dying stopped him in his tracks, more than once. He qas the last of the Cowboys, that theew down the Red Sash. A while later, Ol' Ike got himself killed in a barfight. Bye bye, Ike Clanton. Your days of chicanery are done!

I've always wanted to know, did Josey die, or did he get back to the ranch.

None finer movie ever made, even down to the music

Clint Eastwood is an iconic figure in American cinema, cherished for his contributions both in front of and behind the camera.

this is so cut up watch the real. scene

Very good picture, but almost ignored. Bit like one of his last Tom Horn. Also a very good film.

Poker chips have AA symbol

Best.western.ever.great.cast

The entire movie was preposterous

The thing I'm never sure of is, was Newman cheating whole game or just at the end? After all his plan relies on him winning big enough to get under Shaw's skin so you'd think he'd want to ensure that happened. On the other hand maybe he's just a great poker player too

And the geng Cowboy

One day in America coming soon

An absolute classic

I'm 63. Best movie ever made.

I recently learned that Mulligan is Telly Savalas’s brother. Pretty cool.. lol

Wipes his nose on a borrowed tie lol.

He was the best with a gun. Myfavorite

"if I live to be a hundred..." If Eastwood makes it to the end of the decade, he will be very close to the Big One double oh.

Redford, Newman, Shaw... casting wise, really, no room for improvement.

The grateful queen

I agree Val Kilmer deserved an Oscar.

I saw it on opening night in my city. The original soundtrack had more details, such as squeaky new leather shoe sounds; somewhere that detail has been lost. The ending was great. My girl and I always watched through the credits, so we were still watching at the end of the shootout, while everyone else was leaving :-)

I'm starting to think that Clint is the greatest director ever. That says a lot.

What a GREAT channel to go back or to see movies later. 😊

Ja Ja, enkleinbeßewkan

Very distracting how this scene is so chopped up here

Based on the book The Big Con. Classic read.

Great means Great thanks for movie 🎬 good movie 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Funny how the chips have the A.A logo on them 😂

In today's money, $15,000 in 1930 is a bit more than $250,000 today. Some card game.

No one can squint like Clint.

Difficult to see GDI