The Irish mob destroyed his car because he was ogling a woman, unaware who they're up against
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- The Irish mob destroyed his car because he was ogling a woman, unaware who they're up against.
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This is one of my favorite movies with great shoot 'em up scenes, I watch it every time I can. 😉
A remake of a remake, Yojimbo and A Fistful of Dollars.
True movie lovers will know this is a Bruce Willis version of a Clint Eastwood cowboy movie.
Fistful of Dollars
Which is itself a remake of Kurusawa's Yojimbo, starring Toshiro Mifune.
Couldn't be more right if you tried my friend
Yessss
@@urshitheads Which itself was a retelling of the novel red Harvest.
Loved the Texas Ranger: "a certain amount of corruption is the natural order of things. But two gangs is one gang too many. In 10 days I'm coming back with 20 Rangers. If there are still TWO gangs in this town, in a couple of hours there will be NO gangs in this town".
Ok! Short&Sweet ? No Problem!
Loved that Texas Ranger too. Probably the best line in the movie. Tough old dude. We need guys like that in today’s criminal world.
This was the first sign of Bruce Willis's memory problems; he kept forgetting which side he worked for.
Haha, funny for real. We love Bruce and wish him well.
poor attempt at a joke...
Yes, from the Japanese black and white movie and several remakes to this Bruce Willis version. I saw the original one in the late 1960s then again watched it in the 1970s along with the Clint Eastwood version. The Willis version is okay, but it's not memorable enough to stand up against either the Akira Kurosawa film or the Sergio Leone version.
Any review should mention that it is a retelling of A Fistful of Dollars, which was in turn a retelling of a Japanese original Yojimbo.
And Yojimbo was a retelling of Red Harvest.
Thanks for the awesome video! Felt like I watched all the good parts without wasting my time & can now watch the full movie whenever I wanna see any movie worthwhile.
You forgot to mention it has an amazing soundtrack by Ry Cooder that matches the movie perfectly.
One of my favorite shoot ‘em up movies. Bruce Willis shoots just about everybody that needs to be shot. I think what really carries this movie is the quality of the actors, Christopher Walken, Bruce Willis, and a very good director.
If there was a dog it would been shot
Boost shoots up everything…
Inthink bruce willis just recently said this film was his most hated in his career.
Based on Yojimbo
And Bruce Dern.
Definitely in the top 5 for Bruce Willis
This film is based on the classic samurai flick "Yojimbo", which was inspired by the novel "Red Harvest" by Dashiell Hammett. 😁👍
Does it kinda remind you of that Eastwood flick "Fistful of Dollars"?
Instead of the mule, the messed with his car.
He played 2 rival gangs.
And he was hellaciously fast and lethal on the draw.
Lots of similarities, right? 😳
They are both copies of Yojimbo. From what I’ve read over the years Sergio Leone had to get permission from the makers of Yojimbo to make a Fistful of Dollars. The 3 films in order make a great triple feature for a bad weather day!
@@danielocean2665 always thought the same thing an absolute copy of that film! Don't get me wrong I like the film but couldn't believe how they are exactly the Same just in different time periods!
Akira Kurosawa’s Yojimbo lends itself to good Gangster or Western-genre action flicks, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see a Sci-Fi Galactic, Super Hero or Multiverse-themed action flick based on Yojimbo, or a Chinese, Thai or Vietnamese action flick version of it done, possibly starring Donny Yen & Chow Yun Fat, Tony Jaa, or Johnny Nguyen & Veronica Ngo (with her enticing Vovinam ‘Scissor Thighs Around the Neck’ take-down move), respectively. Kurosawa’s The Seven Samurai inspired The Magnificent Seven, with other classic films of his remade in the West.
yah, i thought it had a sense of Dashiell Hammett--I recall reading it decades ago.
This movie was bigger than people remember.
Clint Eastwood could have played Smith. Which he did in a Fist Full of Dollars. He also left the town full of dead bodies.
A little more over the top but almost scene for scene. I actually prefer this one in many ways although in lacks the Leone touch. The Bruce Dern character in particular.
Once he left with a wagon full of dead bodies.
@@gmamagillmore4812 different movie, different story but yes Clint killed more people than yellow fever.
there are at least 3 versions of this, my fav is this one then the original Japanese one. then Clint Eastwoods. The last one is with John Carridine.
might be 1 or 2 more.
I only saw the Clint Eastwood movie version all the way through, I saw bits of the Japanese version. Looking up John carridine now...
@@jamesmiller3528 good luck, took me a while to find it, its a swords and sandels one
In so many ways, 1987's Death Wish 4: Crackdown and 1989's "Licence To Kill" are dramatised versions/variants of the 'Yojimbo' movie - on that note, the Akira Kurosawa feature is best.
Love this show watched it many times
the movie is a remake of a Clint Eastwood movie called " A Fistfull of Dollars", and that was also a remake of a samurai film called "Yojimbo"......the original was a samurai film, the Eastwood version was a western, and the Bruce Willis version is set in the 1930s, like a gangster film.....the script and story is the same though.
Spaghetti westerns and inspired Japanese cinema. hell of a combo!
Exactly what I was thinking when the narrator mentioned how he came into town, got harassed by thugs and started playing sides XD
I thought the plot was awfully familiar.
It goes back even further. Kurosawa was a fan of American Crime Novels. He got the story from a Dashiell Hammet book called Red Harvest. Last Man Standing is the closest to the original novel, so it came full circle from Mob to Samurai to Cowboy and back to Mob.
@@theenigmaticmrwu Just looked that up, very interesting stuff!
I did watch this movie back when it was first released... I liked it. “If I do, it’s gonna hurt...”
Had Bruce Willis and Christopher Walken in it, therefore it was great. Anthony Imperioli was in it too, reprising his Christopher Moltesanti role.
And Bruce Dern as the sheriff!
Michael Imperioli.
There's no way a Mexican general would let some gangsters armed with Tommy guns just walk up to him, ffs 😑
Don’t the cartels literally do shit like that regularly?
@@Noofter Do what? Just walk up to a scrawny LONG-HAIRED Mexican "general"? Hollywood is pathetic. At that time (1930), Mexico had just come out of the Cristero wars so the army was battle hardened and well equipped, especially if they were in a northern state of Mexico.
@@RogueReplicant I meant nowadays. I literally had to google the Cristero Wars so I guess I didn’t realize the historical fact
Just realized that I’ve adored Bruce Willis for most of my life. 🥰
Since I haven’t seen the movie this served it’s purpose
"mutiliated" one of her ears! And pronounced just the way it is misspelled!
Great movie!
This could hardly have been any more violent. 😅😂🤣😹
I'd forgotten how good this film is.
If you like shoot'em ups and Bruce Willis action movies you will love this movie. It was a great one.
The most awesome thing about this movie is the everlasting magazines in the guns. I need to get a few of those.
I saw this Movie 🎥 when it was first released, loved it. 👍
"My mule don't like laughing."
This is a great movie 👍
This is an underrated movie I loved this one when I was a teenager
Reminds me of the Eastwood spaghetti Westerm. I think it is "For a Few Dollars More".
Correction: Per Shellie Carlson "For a Few Dollars More".
The first one, "Fist Full of Dollars". "For a Few Dollars More", has Lee Van Cleef.
Lol
Gotta love that Bruce Willis.
So, ...the town undertaker liked Smith. LOL !!! The undertaker had more business given to him in a week, than in the last 20 years,!! He now considers him, his best Buddy ever.
I have this movie in VHS..One of my favorites right behind Outlaw Josey Wales and Dead Man. 👍👍👍 Still appreciate the grainy old-time look of the original filming. ❤️
"Hickey drops his Tommy Gun". Gotta love the annunciation.
This is a 1930s American Gangster version of Yojimbo with a few extra non-plot line changes.
Yea I saw this movie when i was a kid in the early 70s but back then it was called "A few dollars more" with a guy named Clint Eastwood Hollywood has no imagination anymore!
A Fistful of Dollars would be a good name.
Great movie
.45's..... My Favorite! Have this movie and Love It!
Gets a whisky at the hotel, during prohibition. I realize this is supposed to be a town without laws, but a federal violation? I don't think so. Revenue agents would be all over the place.
While you make valid points, gotta remember that when the local sheriff is hands off in terms of handling both mobs, you know federal help ain't coming which means federal revenue agents or enforcement officers won't be either. That town is not a priority to federal agencies. Sometimes, they let one mob eliminate the other before stepping in. Otherwise, they risk creating a powerful enemy united to oppose federal agencies.
I love that movie
Brilliant narration.
Love from Calabar; Nigeria.
#Ememobong
A Fist Full of Dollars
Classic 👍👍
For any Police watching. This is how your supposed to do your job.
I saw this movie when it was in the theater. I forgot Michael Imperioli was in this one.
Very underrated movie but it's one of my favorites
The body count in this movie was astronomical.
Love this Yojimbo classic, but I prefer the Clint Eastwood version. Great recap. ;-)
Yeah... it was bizarre.
One man against 10 guns surrounding him and trashed them sounds a lot like Steven Seagal movies
what automated vote over software are you using ?
Great movie. Based on Jojimbo.
Great frickking movie, Bruce Willis Christopher Walken.
Sounds a lot like the Clint Eastwood movie called, A Fist Full of Dollars. He works both side of two war-ing gangs.
One of Willises best .👍
I did watch the movie it was fantastic, my favorite Bruce Willis movie last Man standing.
😎😎💯
OH no a fistfull of dollars - loved em both and I forgot about this movie but its a fun shoot em up western noir.
this entire plot is straight out of a Clint Eastwood movie, the one about how a man with a rifle will kill a man with a pistol
No, from Akira Kurosawa´s Yojimbo.
Gotta love a Hollywood 45, no its not the caliber it's how many rounds they have.
Sounds like a copy of Fist full of dollars, clint eastwood film
That's what I thought too. Watchable movie though.
If only that movie had more cowbell.
Probably because they WERE on bungee cords… 🤣😂
Really good movie. A remake of 'Fist Full of Dollars'.
This is almost identical to "A Fist Full of Dollars". Copy or not this my favorite Bruce Willis flick.
Any movie with Bruce Willis is going to be good!!!!
Sergio Leone's "Fist Full of Dollars".
When I had watched this movie years ago. I didn't realize at the time it was a remake of A Fistful of Dollars.
The critics didn't like it. But, I thought it was great. If you like shoot em ups this is a must watch.
Didn't know a pistol could carry enough punch to lift a 200 lb. man completely off the floor. Gotta love how Hollywood kills physics regularly.
And that's why they didn't need to make the .46 😂🤣 PS you also got to love how when he keeps shooting him the guy like keeps moving back like there's no gravity
Only the 1911`s with 20 Rounds in one magacine can do that,
@@andreasmerkel5717 that's not true I tried it with my 15 round magazine it did the same thing to a punching bag swear to God camera just was like out of focus for some reason 😏😂🤣
@@doejohnathon3487 try it again with 50 cal rounds in a drum magacine.
@@andreasmerkel5717 you buy the ammo I'll bring the party favors
lots of ammo in this one lol.
I believe this is my favorite Bruce Willis movie besides Die Hard of course
Reminiscent of "Unforgiven", starring Clint Eastwood and Morgan Freeman. 🤗🤗
Basically, a remake of a Clint Eastwood movie.
I have always thought this was a remake of 'a fistful of dollars'......
Aren’t all Texas towns backwater?
Oh
A combination of Wild West and Gangland Noir
"mutiliated" one of her ears? Is this narrated by a robot?
Truly, an awesome ballet of death.
So, it's basically Yojimbo.
Is this not the same plot or story as "A Few Dollars More" one of the Eastwood westerns from the 60's?
Wait... That's the basic plot to ''Yojimbo.''
With a few twists this is the second or third retelling of an older Japanese movie.
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It the same plot as “a Fist full of Dollars” but in 1930.
This set up sounds like Zatoichi or Blondie from a Few Dollars More.
This sounds like Yojimbo/Fistful of Dollars.
Had to hit the "like" button for making me laugh at "hit the dislike button TWICE just to be sure." :)
This follows Akira Kurossawa's samurai story Yujimbo.
l known this move Yu jimbo
Unrealistic: they only need access to the telephone lines to have the upper hand. Every time.
Back then West Texas had party lines.
And or a literal operator to connect the phone call. So with no cell phone highly unlikely to be of use.
Last Man Standing is a great remake of the great spaghetti western Fistful of Dollars (Clint Eastwood)...though I think the original was just a tad better.
A remake of the Clint Eastwood film A Fist Full of Dollars..
Mu, till, iated. just love it. Can't spell, can't talk proper. Gotten worser than ever.
I just wanted to watch the clip I dont need someone telling me the story I think I already understand what's going on
maybe 3x
"...and if you disliked the video you should hit the dislike button twice just to be sure." haha!