Buster Scruggs Story - The Coen Brothers!
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Owners: The Coen Brothers And Netflix. Credits: Blake Nelson, James Franco, Danny McCarthy, Liam Neeson, Brendan Gleeson, And Clancy Brown!
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Thanks for watching! :) to those of you who think i dont believe in feedom of speech, well you're wrong, because i 1000% believe in freedom of speech, so you can comment anything you want, even the filter, so go crazy!!! Also, all credits go to the movie directors, and actors who have done a phenomenal job! :) 👍👌🤘hope you all have a good day! :)
Thanks to you my good sir. Keep up the good work.
@@ahmedzayeed6045 Thanks dude! 👍🙏
You give a small amount of information. Your the director, writer or producer of this. This is brilliant but I never heard of this short film. The year? Studio? Where and when did you shoot this? I love westerns, I'm surprised this got past me. Your a great director or writer. I hope you do more. This could have easily been a feature film. A new fan in Belgium.
@@entertained9065 well, let me tell you something, I didn't create this movie nor did I even write it. I just put the clips that buster scruggs was in and put it together and edit and upload it! btw, buster scruggs is a movie from Netflix!
i guess I'm kinda off topic but does anybody know a good site to stream newly released movies online ?
Coulda handled a full length movie of this character.
He's a perfect combination of confidence and ability, and the portrayal just leave you wanting more.
Watch movie ""Old Henry."
There is one. It's called the ballad of Buster Scruggs
@@zacharyking900 That is NOT a full length movie about this character. It has all different stories and different characters none of which are as good as this.
The actor in this film has such a great career story, That it should be a movie. Juilliard knows how too pick em.
And isnt that the most complete definition of manhood!!! CONFIDENCE AND ABILITY.
The former without the latter
makes you a FOOL
The later without the former
makes you PATHETIC
3:20 "Sir. It seems that you are no better a judge of human beings than you are a specimen of one."🤣🤣
British wit done Western style, what a combo!
You could cut that sarcasm with a knife.
He knows he's been insulted he just can't work out how.
@@laurencetitusoates6328 Exactly :) I went way over his head
@@AllanMogensen Unlike the bullets
This is one of the greatest scenes ever..This really deserves its own movie, and the Coen Bros have created another piece of cinema history
Don’t you mean, they’ve rested another piece of shit?
Not sure what you mean.
"The Ballad of Buster Scruggs" IS a full-length move, about 2 hours long.
I saw it on Netflix (I think) a year or two ago.
What he means, is buster scruggs the character deserves its full movie, cause if you think abt it.. buster scruggs only showed up for 15 minutes out of 2 hours of the film
The entire movie was good but I agree this scene was the best.
@@kernotter”The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” is the name of a 133 minute movie, but the movie consists of six short films. “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” is the first of the six short films, and the original post suggests that there should be a full length Buster Scruggs movie, instead of just a short. The other five stories in the film have different casts and are stand-alone stories, not related to any of the other shorts.
when the coen‘s make a movie
it doesn’t matter if it’s two hours or 10 min long
it has that true cinematic magic going on⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
That's a fact.
The best in the biz.
I could handle two hours of Buster.
I'm inclined to agree with you, pardner.
That shot from inside the guitar looking out is a prime reason I like the Coen brothers! Such brilliant imagination.
... and that muffled sound ;-)
Yes, like the bowling ball hole point of view shot in the Big Lebowski
I like the way the dust he knocks off himself at 2:40 retains his shape for a moment.
Yep (and the EQ applied to the music so it sounds like it's heard from within the guitar). So many subtle things in this. Like the hole in the wall with the sun shining through after he shoots the bar tender, the cartoon like face of the guy 'who shoots himself in the face', and the thunk sound as Buster takes his hat off in his final gun fight. It's my go to movie when I need an injection of dark humour. So many brilliant bits in the whole movie. "Panshot", "Your first time?". 😂
With the hollow echo!
Loved this guy in Oh Brother Where Art Thou.
" Care for a Gopher?"
The best fifteen minutes of my RUclips life!
Would love to see a “prequel” back story movie on Buster Scruggs. Highly intriguing and entertaining character.
"but when you're unarmed, your tactics mighta gotta be downright archimedean" That line....
Yeah. It's a very catchy line.
Well yeah, he used a lever
@@TimerGameroryxGaming "With a cedilla on the 'C' of Curly Joe".
Classic response when your unarmed..that's when you Improvise Overcome & Adapt to your situation
Funny as hell, but wasn't surly holding a single action?
People say this was a sand ending for buster when they talk about this movie. And I wholeheartedly disagree. What's better than being beaten by someone that finally acknowledges you for your efforts and shows you the respect you deserve. I'd say he went completely at peace with it in the end.
👍
Dead is dead.
@@Larrikins54 How do you know it is bad.. to be dead? We don't know a lot of things, but they're still the way they are.
Besides, we are all going to die someday. And his way is not the worst one.
How's the kicking dirt on Buster's body respect? That's a new one to me!
"Don't let my white duds and pleasant demeanor fool ya. I, too, have been known to violate the statutes of man... and not a few of the laws of the Almighty!"
-One of the greatest lines in film history
Some of the other greatest lines are in the same movie
Best 15 minutes story I ever saw
Thanks man! It took me a while to find the best clips so this means a lot.
U should watch much more better and pleasant and classical Hollywood cinema .. better than this . no criticism
I concur.
@@jeevankp47 Well, maybe it is better! But let's not forget that this is my very first ever vid to hit over 100k views!
Me too an I only saw half of it.
Any time I get a little sad I watch this .... and it just brightens my day.
"The Coup De Gras I'll leave to the Wolves and Gila Monsters"! Love it!!
There needs to be a full length movie of this character.
Yeah, I don't know why they didn't do that in this movie.
@@TimerGameroryxGaming Absolutely love the actor, he is great 👍 He did an excellent job in Oh Brother Where Art Thou.
@@RickNethery yes he did.
That would have to be " Buster Scruggs the Sequel "
Why?
The song (combined with his dancing) that Buster sings after the creative (and hilarious) way he put an end to Surly Joe, along with the participation of the other bar patrons, is an absolutely brilliant, priceless and unforgetable scene in an absolutely brilliantly written and acted movie short. Some of the Coen's brothers' best work in their truly remarkable careers.
The Great Clancy Brown in the part of Surly Joe has made Film Villainy an artform in his long career long may he reign as one of the top movie Badarses!
Guess your frownin' days are over Surly Joe
I feel like Buster is a cross between Bugs Bunny and John Wick.
Farrout Man?
EVERY damn line in this short feature is a hell of a one-liner, memorable and quotable AND FUNNY.
I've watched this video probably 50 times and enjoy it every one.
Thank you C brothers, you rock
That was wonderfully hilarious. Tim Blake Nelson is perfect.
I agree, a master class of acting. Who else could do this part better?
And not even a Southern man
Recognize him from "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"
So from the dead man's hand to the cowboy in all black on a black horse who's been looking for Buster and gives him his praise and kicking dust at his feet to show respect...it was the Grim Reaper the whole time
Hey Ricardo
Let's not forget him dueting with busters soul
Would you care to explain how kicking dust at someones feet is considered a show of respect? For us non-Americans, that is a rather ... funny idea.
@@ServantOfOdin people dont do it nowadays
@@joe-dx4og This I know, I just want to know the background of that idea.
2 million views in 3 years is not enough for this, lets all share it, many times.
Buster Scruggs (1819-1873), nicknamed "the San Saba Songbird", was an American gambler, musician, and outlaw from Reata Pass, San Saba County, Texas. the “San Saba Songbird.” Others, less generous, refer to him as the “West Texas Twit” or the “Runt of Rheardan Pass.” His wanted poster, in what is presumably an inside joke on the Coens’ own reputation, is more succinct: “The Misanthrope.”
Well, Pardner, I might a been a'callin' you out had you not so properly said what it all was that you said. Thank you kindly, and that would be "tit". Be singin' with ya' round the campfire. It'll be beans tonight, ain't that some surprise? Our saddles aughta be asingin' in the mornin'.
The dead guy is Clancy Brown, one of the best character on screen today. If you remember Highlander he was the Kurgan, and the preacher in Cowboys and Aliens.
Also the chief antagonist of Sean Penn in the juvenile detention center? One of the recipients when coke cans get deployed through pillow play.
And Yakone from Legend of Korra
And Captain Hedley in Shawshank Redemption, and Mister Krabs in SpongeBob SquarePants
Rawhide in The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai
He was also a Good guy in Extreme Prejudice. Walter Hill modern day Western. Nick Nolte,Powers Booth. Brown, Michael Ironside. Maria Conchita Alonso. Rip Torn. William Forsyth. Matt Mullhern. Drug kingpin vs Texas ranger that were friends as kids. Add army black ops team with shady intentions. One of 80s most underrated films.
What an enchanting way to spend 15 minutes off watch while crossing the Pacific Ocean! "Unarmed, your tactics must be downright archimedean" Brilliant!!
In a world of kill or be killed, Buster Scruggs kept his cordiality to the end.
One might say it was a world of kill AND BE killed... 🤔
Got a bit cocky, which was his undoing.
"You'll be wantin the Señorita pistols as well?"
Absolutely wonderful. The script is amazing. I do hope Buster somehow comes back. After all, he makes you feel so much better about things.
I am a Western junkie. I really didn't want to like Buster Scruggs. But I ended up Loving it. Should be full length movie.
Yeah.
"That sorry sack of bones was more in the nature of a suicide". Lol...
"...and we can shake our heads over all the meanness in the used to be."
Stellar. Flawless. Outstanding. The Pinnacle of all expectations.
Cohen Brothers-you are true masters of the complete productions of the most incredible arts cinema has ever had the honor of experiencing firsthand.
Thank you for your many works.
Trivia: Kicking dust at his feet at 13:03 was a sign of respect in cowboy lore.
Cool
Even with Sophocles Antigone, the difference between buried and unburied was a handful of dust. And only those who were buried could enter the afterlife. I didn't know this gesture from cowboys, but I also understood it as a gesture of respect.
Thanks I didn’t know. I thought it was weird he went from being respectful and knowledgeable to disrespectful but you’ve cleared that up and it makes the scene hit that much harder
@@HajimeNoDamien Old reply but I wanted to add a bit more to this. When he kicks the dust on him, it's not only a sign of respect, but it's basically giving Buster a "burial". Notice right after he kicks the dirt his soul leaves his body, because they believed your soul could not leave the body until you were buried. So yeah, he remains respectful the whole time.
Someone else alluded to that. Not knowing what it meant I thought it was the opposite. Thanks
My appreciation of this stellar entertainment is much enhanced by the uncanny resemblance that is observed between Mr. Scrugg's elocution and my own habit of expressing myself in a similar style. I salute the exceptional intellect that crafted this magnificent script, which most assuredly imbues this lilly-clad lead slinger with irresistible charm.
Two pair, black aces and black eights with a jack kicker is know as "the dead man's hand"
The detail
“You seen ‘em...you play ‘em.”
AKA: aces and eights, The Dead Mans Hand.
Where you learn your poker hands . and history the dead man hand was the hand wild bill was dealt when him was killed it was a full house. Eights over aces
@@willbowerazraelwolf1379 wrong. Two pair.
What i learned from this is always ask for a count.
The Coen Brothers....absolute genius.
Every. Effing. Frame.
You betcha, yah. Was stationed at Grand Forks, ND back in the day and as dark as the Fargo film was it captured the desolate bleakness of the place and the Scandinavian roots of the locals perfectly. Oofta!
Tim Blake Nelson is such an underrated actor.
I have not read all of the comments but I read many and no one commented on the poker hand Buster refused to play... the dead man's hand. Wild Bill Hickok was holding that hand when he was murdered. Excellent little movie!
Though Buster bested Surly Joe, did the fact that he sat down to the "Dead Man's Hand" nonetheless foretell the end of the San Saba Songbird?
I'm starting to think either he's bat shit crazy, or he just understands humans to such a scary degree that he just can't help but smile.
Yeah. I think that too! :o)
Although this is a great character, "Buster" is also a mouthpiece for the Cohen brothers, as they use his words deny the charge their movies are misanthropic. Of course, the denial is made in deeply misanthropic, although not necessarily incorrect, terms!
Buster Scruggs has won so many duels that he forgot how fear feels like
It almost reminds me of a Tarantino movie. The Watchmen was amazing and the new movie Old Henry looks amazing
jim varney was a shakspearran acttir very good from ky
I vote to make it into a movie!
Who else does?
It's already a movie, "The Balled Of Buster Scruggs"
@@TimerGameroryxGaming I think he means Buster Scruggs story. I honestly agree. Something about his character is just great haha
Oh, haha! Yeah, that too! There should be a whole movie about buster scruggs and not just going from story to story.
@@TimerGameroryxGaming would pay a lot to see that movie release haha.
Also, didn’t expect such a quick reply haha
@@colbanjohnson5086 Haha, yeah! I'm very quick when it comes to replying!
This actor played: Delmar on “Oh Brother Where Are Thou”. (Tim Blake Nelson)
what a gem ....15 mins of sheer delight
Love the line Buster says on 9:28 “now just hang on there partner, I had to strap on my tool belt”. Calling a gun & holster a tool belt is hilarious. So his gun is like a tool for his occupation. Creative writing. Love the western hillbilly accent Tim does in this movie and his role in “Oh brother, where art thou”. They could have continued on the Buster segment much more to my liking.
Yeah. :o)
They could do a prequel to Buster Scruggs.
Guns ARE tools.
His accent is realy funny.
@@JamesDM4 YEP!!!
Yeah, that shot inside the guitar looking out the sound hole and the audio changes, HOW WONDERFUL !!!!! Every second of this film is so outstanding. Someone else commented the best 15 minutes on youtube, I must concur.
"Whoa! Looks like when they made this fella they forgot to put in a quit".
you Coen boys sure did all of us a favor and provided yourselves a comfortable spot in cinematic gold.
Lesson: don't be too confident..so ask for a count down..
He'd have lost anyway though.
"Nah sir"
Then Bang.
The first guy Buster killed asked for a count and got his fingers blown off
The countdown was only going to prolong the inevitable
"When you're unarmed, your tactics might gotta' be downright Archimedes!" (starting at 6:49 for Archimedes' fans)
Brilliant a full movie is required
“We can shake our heads over all the meanness in the used to be’
Brilliant ending line 👍
No matter how great we are at something, someone will come along and best us eventually!
I was mightily displeased at the untimely departure of the San Saba Songbird.
You sound about as displeased as Buster was "dispistoled" inside the saloon, forcing the San Saba Songbird to go "Archimedean" on Surly Joe❗
How did I miss this for all the time it has been up? Coen Brothers and Tim Nelson are incredible..
I really enjoyed this film! It was well written and never got boring! It would have been nice to see a full movie with him ,this is now one of my favorites!!!
You Can Watch The Full Movie On Netflix! Thanks For Watching! :)
That movie is a masterpiece. And Tom Waits is an absolute gem. Never saw him act before.
Check out Down by Law. He is brilliant in that movie.
Tom Waits was pretty good in Seven Psychopaths as well --- with Christopher Walken.
I thought his skit was the best of all. I loved the way he'd find a gold nugget as big as a thumb and toss it away.
"Buster" played also in the movie 'Brother where are thou'
@@billferner6741 He sure did.
If they ever decide to have the Coens make a full length version movie of this character, I'm definitely there.😂
i have watched all your Buster Scruggs films and sent to everyone i know who might like. BRILLIANT!!!!!!
The final song is so cool, it gives the scene a different mood that shouldn't fit the scene yet it does.
Never get tired of Buster.
The Buster Scruggs actor is par excellence😄😄😄😄😄.
The way he 'breaks the fourth wall' and talks to the camera makes it for me :)
Ironic that he shoots the instant the other guy says "No" to the "Do you need a count?" question, then dies moments later when he answers the same way.
They both said yes to the count, unless "dodger" means no...
anime logic
@@TazVibez they said "Naw sir".
I discovered this movie just a few minutes ago on RUclips. What a jewel of a masterpiece. Who said there's nothing new under the sun !!!
Have you seen "The Gunfighter" modern short movie?
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq I'll see if I find something in RUclips
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq I saw it last night. I like the way they break the Fourth Wall whenever they react to this or that line of the voice-over.
Actually Solomon - however - Think about the old cartoons -Buster is Bugs Bunny spoofing the old westerns and their predictable storyline - I happen to enjoy both the old westerns and old cartoons - this movie is a hit for me
Buster Scruggs is the BEST cowboy sketch ever!
It was very polite of him to open the door for that fellow in the first scene. 🤣
Yup, lol!
Did he say Thanks as ha crawled his way out?
Where was he going to the outside ???
@@davido3026 ?
@@TimerGameroryxGaming crawling out to where???
@@davido3026 maybe Tahiti, lol!
I wish they would make a full movie off Buster Scruggs, with Tim Blake Nelson of course
Tim Blake Nelson MAKES this movie! Anybody tries to usurp Blake's perfect owning of this hero character should really learn his place and pecking order.
Just watched this on Netflix and I missed the part where Buster pats himself to
knock the dust off his shirt and when he steps forward the dust has formed in the shape of his body for a second, then disappears. Couldn't stop laughing!
Absolutely brilliant
And then when he shoots the bartender in the back later in that scene, there is a ray of sunshine pouring through his bullet hole.
@@Avi727 I missed that! There's all kinds of stuff like that in that movie.
Yep, that's beautiful, very in keeping with the cartoonish nature. I only just noticed that too and I've seen the movie three or four times. Lots of little things like that. Like the face of the guy in the saloon after shooting himself in the face. Like Willy Coyote when the dynamite goes off in his face. Brilliant. The whole movie is like Tales From The Crypt meets Road Runner.
Yes! It reminded me of the Roadrunner cartoons.
Absolute poetry.
My favourite short of the film.
As confusing as though it may seem to be I have never seen this movie and yet I feel compelled to bless it with great grandeur and praise. Thank you Buster, I hope to see you again soon!
It may be the best scene in the move, but the movie really is fine art.
This is the whole buster scruggs part anyway, but the rest is good too
With the Cohen Bros movies, you can even just listen to the audio track and enjoy the story. It's so well done!
There's ALWAYS someone a little faster a little straighter shooter...& that's a fact jack..
And, apparently, someone who can best your "pleasing baritone" with an even better tenor voice.... I expect that was set up by the directors on purpose: the "Sandsabba Songbird" was bested by the "Black Nightingale" 😎
Trouble in the City-JJ Cale
Like the dude that calls his 2 hours movie "ballad of buster scrugs" and the character that names the movie appears for 15 minutes.
It makes my life so much better knowing someone created this hilarious short story!!!
One of my favorite shorts..I watched the other parts too but busters is by far the best .watched it so many times!
My dad watched every western that came on tv. Stuff like this brings it all back. God bless the folks that made this.
What a great character and great directing. Actually, all of it is so artful and professional.
Tim Blake Nelson and the Coens. A can't miss combo. Loved it. Thank you.
The ending is just a masterpiece
I love everything about Buster Scruggs xD
There's so many hecking awesome lines! Like "Whoah... looks like when they made this fella they forgot to put in the quit!" OML!
And surly joe is a song I generally randomly get stuck to my brain. ^^''
Surly Joe Surly Joe Oh Wherever He's Gambling Now I Don't Know
@@TimerGameroryxGaming NOOOO!!! Stuck on my brain again x'D DARN IT DUDE!!!
@@claragreenfield6317 Lol, sorry!
Long live Buster Scruggs, even though he dies. He deserves his own movie!
Dude I love this short show just friggin incredible, thank you!
Tim B nelson is a genius.The Old Henry ,his latest Cowboy should be awarded an oscar
Well. I reckon that was freakin fabulous! I feel the satisfaction of watching a full movie in 15 minutes. Coen Brothers strike gold again.
I really enjoyed that. Far too short. Thank you Wiz
I have to add my praise to Tim B Nelson and particurly the Scripwriter for a top class script and Tim's superlative acting,pure dead brilliant (pun intended). and there should be a feature film of Buster Scruggs Story.
Absolutely! He should be a headliner!!
@@PacoOtis I noted TB Nelson had part in Thin Red Line 1998 a superlative WW2 Film remake unsually much better than the 60's original of a James Jones Story he was the author of Pearl,😄😄😄
#lovescrugsielove
live by the sword die by the sword.
there will always be someone better
the current best learned all their tricks from the last.
yeah they learned them from somebody they knew for 5 seconds :P
I have not seen a clip on youtube in a long time that brought such a warm smile to my face. Even with this ending the tone of the story ring true. Thank you for brightening my week.
Local bard reflects on his existential place in the universe.
As always, the Coen Brothers are amazing. Epitomizes the western almost perfectly. Thanks for posting this.
You're welcome
They also did a decent remake of True Grit. I never imagined that when I finally saw their version that would be as good as John Wayne's as their version was more true to the original book.
WE'VE LOST HIM!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 That gets me every time 😂 LOL
BRAVO👏BRAVO👏BRAVO👏...15 minutes well spent Mr.📽🎥🎞🎬 Producer👍
I've seen this movie a good few times, intending to watch just this portion, but end up watching it all.
Ha ha. Me too. Happens every time. Although the opener is brilliant the other tales are all good. "Panshot" has some great lines and scenes, and the touring theatre story is heart breaking. The prospector story is great. In short, it's all good.
This entire film was a masterpiece. One of my favorite westerns, and I am not big on musicals. There's just something about it. He plays an excellent Billy the Kid in Ole' Henry.
Ooo spoiler. Sigh.
CURLY JOE!!!!!
This is such an underrated series!
I was cracking up through the whole thing.
I was sad when Buster died. But then the goofy song with him floating up to heaven had me laughing again.
The way he worded things was really entertaining. I should memorize that stuff, it might even break the ice in a tense situation and get folks laughing. The ones that never saw this would be looking around asking, "What the hell just happened?"
I'd have a brighter disposition if this here flicker show was a shade longer , maybe 2 hours at least, thanking y'all for posting 😊
Gosh, I hadn't laughed this hard in years. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂. Wished they'd make a movie of old Buster.
I wound enjoying this movie way more than I thought I would. This guy could have carried a whole movie!
Despite the cartoonish storytelling, Buster's death apears very sad. Yes, he kills people with an irritating smile, without any compassion. But he never breaks the rules, he never starts a quarrel first and most importantly, with his actions he never tries to prove anything. He just rides, sings and extremely successfully defends himself. On the other hand, an ambitious youngster in a black suit opposes him because he wants his fame, And unlike Buster, he is driven by vanity.
Metaphorically, Buster represents a western hero from the golden age of Hollywood. The mysterious rider who comes out of nowhere while playing the harmonica is a typical hero of Sergio Leone. Spaghetti Westerns killed the old school of American Westerns...
Well said
Or you could look at it this way too. Buster was always quick to engage in a fight because he knew he was so much better than the cowboys around him. Kind of like if an MMA fighter went into a club and accidently bumps a guy who then challenge him to a fight. The MMA licks his chops because to him this is a dream come true. Buster could have refused the man challenge and offered him a beer instead. He who lives by the sword.
Copy pasted.
Spaghetti westerns are far superior though 🤠
@@GRIMSREVENGE253 most professional fighters don't go around hoping for a bar fight ( licking their chops ) and risking being seriously injured if not killed by a seething psychopath just itching to prove what a badass he is, getting angry when the altercation doesn't go according to his wishes and then pulling a firearm or going to their vehicle and retrieving one, coming back, and shooting the place up causing multiple life changing injuries and deaths. Most smart people just wave it off and go about their business. If the alcohol fueled pharmaceutically emboldened hump persists then end it fast and hard before the situation develops further.
I don't think the Cohen brothers have made a bad film they are all class, but Fargo is a real classic.🙏❤️🧡💚
I have just about all of their movies on DVD. Not this one, yet. Although I've seen it three or four times. The only one I'm not sure of is The Lady Killers. But I'm a big fan of the original so that probably colours my impression. Plus, I've not actually seen it. Maybe I should get over the fact it's a remake and watch it for what it is.
@@littlefluffybushbaby7256 The problem with The Lady Killers is the lack of balance between the character played by Tom Hanks and the rest of the gang. Hank's character and Hall's character were strong performances with grounded realistic characters while the gang members were cartoonish, ungrounded (because there were no strong/realistic personalities) and their antics were silly. This lack of balance did not create a cohesive feel, it was like The Three Stooges meet James Bond and go on a disjointed escapade. The story was good and the photography of the cat was amazing, I'd like to have stills of some of those shots. The original was much better. Though I am a Cohen Brothers Fan too. Love their work.
You know why this was such a good movie? Because not a single person who watched it wanted to see Buster die. They should do a prequel or whatever it’s called of Buster.
I wanted to see him die. Totally unrealistic corny movie with a stupid lead character.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 whatever you say. But we all think that this comment is stupid!
@John Jensen ikr!?
Great just Great
@UCzwG2X9jqS2kwXc5zY63h4Q You're a fucking tool. 🤣
This was such an awesome segment of this movie! I also loved the one with James Franco and his line on the hangman's noose "First time?" 🤣
Who thinks of these lines?!?!
Nothing beats witty gallows humor