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Eastwoods easy going 'hit your marks and say your lines' style of directing brings out the best in a lot of actors. The look on the faces of Will's kids when Dad tells the son he and his sister will be alone out there for a couple of weeks was priceless.

1 OF THE GREAT CLASIC HOLLWOOD WESTERNS OF ALL TIME

Grandfather said never forget who you are or where you come from. Apache strong ✊🏽🪶

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I just realized that the town set for SILVERADO (1985) somewhat resembles the town set for Clint Eastwood's PALE RIDER, which came out the same year.

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Overlong but great movie, Eastwood and Burton at their best

One of the greatest movies of all time.

King Emperor George VI was the last British Emperor of India.

RIP Powers Boothe as Curly Bill Brocious. Great actor; tremendous in this film, The Emerald Forest, and Sudden Death, among many others

Val Kilmer deserved an Oscar for this performance

Is there just 5 English actors qualified to play WW2 War Movies during this period? Lecture General guy would play a better Gen Blandy.

CLINT CHCESZ DARMÓWKĘ ODEMNIE NA 10 MINUT ? ALE JA MAM TZW.FRANCE !

That Guy at the Riverbanks sneakin up with his Brother, thats Uncle Leo. HELLO!

There should be a film solely on the back story of William Munny focusing on how he became a family man from a cold blooded killer.

Though clint still lives, he is greatly missed. What a run this cowboy has had. The greatest cowboy in history. I wish he could live forever with us.

Val Kilmer has had some great roles, Jim Morrison in The Doors movie, Real Genius and this role as Doc off the top of my head.

$500 in 1881 is $15.4k today. Not as much as i thought. But considering the avg home cost $1500, that's a shitload.

Some serious mustache power going on here.

Gun play ...out done by tin cup.. CLASSIC SCENE.

Tombstone, The Unforgiven, Silverado…underrated masterpieces…

My second best western all time #1 Once upon a time in the west

good thing the audio is synced up

The americans parting words In future make.it.an all british.operation! Slow to comprehend british Deviousness!

What a change in the characture of the white English man from a well spoken proud educated principlined English man challenging the rascist Nazis to a drunk debauched yobish hooligan who cannot strong together a grammatically correct English sentence

The dialogue was made for burton a rich voice full.of authority

A pretty fun guy film I think :)

Best western

Girl,dont want no free one...❤

Gene,perfect foil...

Just noticed Clint's uniform is wrong, afterall these years. His jump wings should be on his left above any medal ribbons

The unforgiven,ᆢso symbolic

Classical western movie forever

Great character study.He was amoral,the only way he could be after his upbringing with a persecuted people.Great film and great actor.tw.uk

Newman at his acting Peak! Cool Hand Luke - Hombre same year!. Newman should have got an academy award for Cool Hand Luke!! Hollywood time period either the hero dies or rides off into the sunset by himself!!

I went to see this with my mom, dad and big sis in 92. It’s a special memory now. My mom and sis were singularly unimpressed, while myself and my dad agreed that we had probably just seen the greatest film ever made. Many years down the line, and I still watch it occasionally, I cast my eyes heavenwards, and say- we were right pop. The greatest film ever made.

The US with their gun death culture.

One best movie of Western uno de los mejores película 🎥🎞️ del Oeste ❤❤

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Es uno de lis mejores movie de la historia de Western ❤❤❤

I was surprised to learn that the actor playing the Mexican bandit was a black American who sadly died young. Awesome performance ❤❤🎉🎉

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That is a great film

One of the best movies EVER written and directed. The use of lighting and darkness is excellent . Amazing artwork

Of course, it never happened like this. you never peacefully collect a paycheck for shooting a man in the outhouse, because his brother would be looking for you in your farm house. And back, and forth. It would be a never ending story.

My favorite part is when earlier in the scene Martin Balsam notifies Paul Newman of his inheritance of the hotel. It ended up being an unabashed, almost clinical treatise on race.

To youtube: once again, you're showing an ad which you know is offensive again, as you've done so many many times before, you've removed the "block ad" option if you want to respond, you can do so publicly via this comment section

"It's a hell of a thing killing a man... You take away all he's got, and all he's ever gonna' have" One of the coldest lines in movie history