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Classic Clint, Telly Savalos and Donald Sutherland. Loved the hippie off-the-grid character Donald Sutherland played. Pretty brilliant and quite entertaining.

Billy Bob Thornton gets slapped around

O melhor filme, os melhores atores, o melhor enredo, a melhor trilha sonora, gênios

Mr. Russell is the all-time badass!

Boone’s station entrance is amazing- really sets the mood going forward. Great underrated actor.

Good western

Seemed so unfair to give Woody Strode and Jack Elam such small parts.

They don't make westerns like this anymore, this and unforgiven 2 of the best

Lo mejor.. ❤❤20

Nice 12 minute recap! How could you not love these characters?

One of the best movies I've ever seen. A masterpiece!!!

Bronson ❤le King

so edited, why don't you go and you know what you you know what.

Certainly, for me ( and my late son) , the greatest western of all time. My son’s favourite film of all time.

A fantastic movie for demonstrating the virtues of Stoicism

3:13 Quieten down over there Jimminy Cricket.

$286,913,636.36 in 2025 dollars......go figure.

"Always with the negative waves, Moriarty!! Always with the negative waves!!'

Classic War movie and funny also

I was a huge fan of Clint Eastwood, but Josey Wales was confederate scum. Now I understand Eastwood's imbecilic one-man play talking to an invisible Barack Obama at the 2012 RNC. I think Josey Wales was conjuring his inner Clint Eastwood - not the other way around.

Too bad they left out the meeting with Ten Bears. It's definitely worth the minute or two.

An outstanding movie

You help both in reviewing films and reminding of films seen, ust enough each scene. Beyond scenic, and we thank you. Millard Mitchell, Skip Homeier, Karl Malden...

best western ever made plus music is first class

There is no best but ‘by damn!’ that’s one of a kind.

Oh so manly, where is the equivalent for female actors?

Some people should be banned from tampering with classic movies in order to make bumbling videos for RUclips.

6:12 That guy looked a bit Christopher Lee like.

The music they are using is from Lonesome Dove, another great western

A best friend of mine, a person with various psychopathological questions and problems told me one day, that Charles Bronson had a unique idea one day. My friend and me we were very drunk with hard stuff like Tequila. So he told a true story to keep smart: "To keep away his own horse from turning back to the Fort of US army and there into prison of all kinds of men, not of all kind of a women, Charles Bronson had one day one of his best ideas for reasons of safeguarding of the horse. This one had just left in the early hours in the new morning hours the US Fort so all from behind. With no single US person giving care for this purpose in a very silent or quiet way. Well aware, that everyone was asleep. Just when the Fort was waking up at the sounding horn of a lonesome US soldier in the courtyard. Later when the sun was on highest, Charles Bronson he was coming out of a Saloon at a nearby village. Out there was the horse waiting in front of the Saloon in dust and sweat being thirsty like all horses are when waiting in the sun. Each one in lonesomeness at the entrance of the Saloon. Charles Bronson had had just before one of a welldone and rightous idea of stopping with alcohol. A nearful bottle of Tequila or some alike in his one hand, in his other hand a hot coffee yet underway. So Charles Bronson put the rest of the coffee into the open bottle with Tequila. He then gave Tequila in to the horse out there waiting for a drink like all horses around. - This is why Charles Broson undertook climbing on the horse, just then to ride to the nearby coast of Texas and its sea-shore. It's so when Charles Bronson dedided to give it up with this horse having been so drunk and stuffed. - Next day in the same Saloon of the same nearby village a lonesome cowboy was keen now for having a story from Charles Bronson just for asking him, why the horse wasn't any more around in front of the Saloon. Charles Bronson gave as an anwer, that the horse had started to dance around on the beach, that it had been turning around and around and that it had been singing like horses do being drinking. And that it went down to the sea to take for a trip with swimming across the floods of the sea towards Jamaica, with not any first cowboy on its side. It's now that the cowboy didn't believe in such a bull-shit, that Charles Bronson was telling. That's how Charles Bronson gave next in, that a horse is not such a stupid when it can be "borrachio", just or even for his own safeguard. So when a horse takes a appointment just for fleeing from Texas to Jamaica, when it decides to swim over for example. The cowboy didn't get this point straight. And so Charles Bronson had as explanation to everyone around in the Saloon: "The horse is gone and dead."

A true story, based on fiction. Especially the helicopter. (Junkers T54 Protype)

Superbly written by Walter Hill and directed by Peckinpah.

These movies were expertly made. They should not be altered.

You brought two too many

Doc was absolutely fearless! Unlike John Wick.

lovely edit, thank you.

One io the great scenes in cinema …( you’ve got me about as confused as I ever hope to be)

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The best Movie ever.!!!!!

American Western, financed by and starring Italians, filmed in Spain.

Peck takes on Heston and Conners and defeats them both.

Gênios

Interesting to note Clint Eastwood is not far off living to be 100 after making a remark in the great hall when Burton tells him to drop his gun.

One of my all time favorite movies, just not going to pay Comcasts an additional $3.99 to rent it.

great 🎬 👍

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This is the first film i recall as a child of five or six years. Just even before BONANZA.

I'm surprised anyone lived past 20 back then.

Newman and Redford had never met before they made this.