Honestly one of the most severely underrated westerns ever made, and a personal favorite of mine. I've watched it many times, it's that good. Tom Selleck, and Alan Rickman were awesome in that movie
@@Plutogalaxy Not set in the American west as you say but definitely a western in theme and style. The strong, silent savior guns down the creepy bad guy. In my opinion anyway. Love this movie. Have watched it many times.
@andreasmuller693 The conflict with Marsden and his men was good, entertaining, but I thought the saving of the natives got a little bogged down, lots of unresolved questions, boring spots..
My brother and I named our family mini Australian shepherd “Quigley” when we adopted him and were both about to leave for college to help fill our moms empty nest syndrome. He passed away today at almost 16 years old. Best brother a man could have. Our pup Quigley definitely lived a good life after his namesake. Going to miss you forever bud.❤
By far best Western ever. Sorry John and Clint. This is a current favorite of my mom as well. shes getting forgetful so we watch this 2 or 3 times a year.
This is one of my favorite films, and it is unquestionably my favorite Tom Selleck film; I've seen it so many times. Thank you, Tom; this was an ideal part for you, and you and Laura were amazing together. The tale, as well as the amusing conversation and smart dialogue, were very entertaining. To say the least, the other performers were terrific.I love this film!
@@johannesmarg6903 I enjoyed both. Paul Hogan is a comedian. Tom Selleck is certainly not. Luckily our British actor Alan supplied the necessary humour or this film would have been gathering dust. All the best
As an Aussie farm boy who grew up on westerns, how could I not like this movie? Outback red dirt, Colt open tops (some cap n ball) and double trigger Sharps buffler rifles! Lawd have mercy!
One of my favourite movies ever ...perhaps because located in OZ land ....the landscape might contribute a great deal :-) A superb Tom Selleck in anycase ....
This, and the 'Man from Snowy River' are my most-favorite movies filmed in Australia. Then I saw Steve Irwin in action... Australia, you may indeed have more species of critters out to un-alive you, per acre, than any other place on the planet, but you sure's HECK have some excellent scenery and people!
I agree with all the positive comments below, however for a good scene, when he tells that British officer what the colonies did with our unwanted people, sent them back to England, that was priceless!
Exactly! I was scrolling down to see if anyone noticed they left that scene out. "We already run the misfits out of our country. (spits) We sent them back to England." 😂👍🏻
AS a kid I never really liked westerns. I have since started to enjoy some of them, but even back then this was one movie I absolutely loved, it was just that good.
@daveconleyportfolio5192 that’s funny if you think that proves anything. Racism has weird rules. I know because I lived around it for a couple of decades. Racists love to make exceptions for certain people, as in “I hate most of them, but a few are ok.” I’ve seen it many times.
That movie brought me so much peace. The calm country and time back then. The simplicity of living back then. Wish I had stayed living in the country. Away from civilization.
On my bucket list to attend the Quigley Shoot in Montana at some point and to acquire a Sharpes. Perfect for a long motorcycle ride up thru the badlands, blackhills of the Dakotas over to Montana. Hopefully find an original Sharpes, but probably have to settle for a a newer production version. Got an opportunity to shoot one many years ago - kicks like a mule - at least the one I shot did.
There are multiple times he takes his time preparing to shoot. Also, you must have missed where he lowered the rifle, then quickly raised it and shot the bucket quite quickly. Are you sure you watched the movie?
This is a movie ANY of the great western actors would have loved. Like Tombstone with val kilmer n kurt russel, me n my brothers have watched these so many times we've lost count
While the movie seemingly took some "liberties" with regards to the accuracy of the Sharps rifle, I have a 45-110 Shiloh Sharps Quigley (Movie gun maker) and can say they will indeed shoot 1 MOA at 200 and in the right hands with he right load knowledge, as well at ranges far past that. If anyone is bored with the "black gun cult" and wants a challenge. Take up long range black powder shooting. It will make you relearn everything you thought you knew about ballistics, history and movies.
Honestly one of the most severely underrated westerns ever made, and a personal favorite of mine. I've watched it many times, it's that good. Tom Selleck, and Alan Rickman were awesome in that movie
@@Plutogalaxy Not set in the American west as you say but definitely a western in theme and style. The strong, silent savior guns down the creepy bad guy. In my opinion anyway. Love this movie. Have watched it many times.
You are correct sir.
@andreasmuller693 The conflict with Marsden and his men was good, entertaining, but I thought the saving of the natives got a little bogged down, lots of unresolved questions, boring spots..
Can't have a great hero without a great villian.
Ditto
Tom Selleck, everything he's in is sensational, every role, he's confident and never arrogant
That's a top call.
I never would have called that!
My brother and I named our family mini Australian shepherd “Quigley” when we adopted him and were both about to leave for college to help fill our moms empty nest syndrome. He passed away today at almost 16 years old. Best brother a man could have. Our pup Quigley definitely lived a good life after his namesake. Going to miss you forever bud.❤
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You might consider an Australian cattle dog as a next dog. They shed but the smartest, most loyal breed ever.
The bucket scene is one of the best in all of western history.
Quite certainly
By far best Western ever. Sorry John and Clint. This is a current favorite of my mom as well. shes getting forgetful so we watch this 2 or 3 times a year.
That has got to be the best non-western western ever.
This is one of my favorite films, and it is unquestionably my favorite Tom Selleck film; I've seen it so many times. Thank you, Tom; this was an ideal part for you, and you and Laura were amazing together. The tale, as well as the amusing conversation and smart dialogue, were very entertaining. To say the least, the other performers were terrific.I love this film!
I think the real Star of this movie was the "Legendary Sharps Rife", But Tom Selleck should have gotten an Academy Award for BEST supporting actor.
Got my vote rd.
In my opinion Tom Selleck didn't get enough recognition for his role as Quigley. A gem of a film with a strong supporting cast.
Because this movie was a cheap knock-off of Crocodile Dundee.
…well, it is actually better than crocodile Dundee…
@@johannesmarg6903 I enjoyed both. Paul Hogan is a comedian. Tom Selleck is certainly not. Luckily our British actor Alan supplied the necessary humour or this film would have been gathering dust. All the best
@@albundy6008 Thank you.
@@albundy6008 better - and also the opposite. hmmm... I just think you are wrong, now that I thought about it.
One of my absolute favourite films.
An absolutely awesome film. Great acting and humor with a good story to be told.
Thank you for not burying the lead and putting the scene we all wanted to see last.
One Of My All Time Favorite Movies!
Tom Selleck is good in what ever he's in!!!
Nah, Magnum P.I. wasn't that great.
That's sacrilege! @@ImpendingJoker
One of my favorite movies next to this one with him was "High Road to China"
@@GoetzFamilyAsia I have to agree with you, I love the flying in High Road to China.
Gotta love the side-eye he gives Rickman when he's interrupted while lining up his shot - "I already don't like you, and we just met."
Yes ,love it
One of the best westerns ever made. I would love to see Tom do one more.
Try crossfire trail or last stand at Saber river. Also any Louis Lmore movie he stars in
@@timbradley1249 I love all of those!
He did quite well in The Sacketts
One of mine and my dad’s favorite westerns, makes me miss him even more then I do! Love you pops ❤️
It’s not a western , it’s an Australian !
same here, the quigley edition sharps is on my list to collect. shiloh sharps was a legend of a gun
This and Lightning Jack are the best
This and "Man from snowy river 2."
You were lucky to have an agreeable Dad--my dad would watch Quigley but didn't want me in the room.
As an Aussie farm boy who grew up on westerns, how could I not like this movie? Outback red dirt, Colt open tops (some cap n ball) and double trigger Sharps buffler rifles! Lawd have mercy!
I grew up in Texas and alot of it looks like your homeland so I love it too! Take care my friend.
The shiloh sharps rifle has Quiqley model rifle 5 grand US and there is even a yearly Quigley shooting competiton
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We sure showed 'em Roy.
There will be a double eclipse soon.
I’ve watched this movie 1,000 times. One of the best ever.
Best of Tom Selleck should just be the whole movie.
Right , way too many good parts to do might as well just show it all.
Just watched the movie earlier today. Second time for me, first for my wife. We love it.
One of the BEST MOVIES EVER MADE! John P.
One of if not the best of Selleck’s movies!
One of my favourite movies ever ...perhaps because located in OZ land ....the landscape might contribute a great deal :-) A superb Tom Selleck in anycase ....
Just had dinner and now we are watching this movie 😊❤❤
Love this movie! One of my all time favorites. One of the best Western movies ever. Watched it many times. Never gets old.
Rickman is by far my favorite villian took years for me to realize he was also Hans Grubber
He was also the evil sheriff in Costner's Robin Hood. ".... And cancel Christmas!" lol
One of the best films ever made!
A perfect script for Selleck. Well played.
After the 1st time watching this on the big screen.. had to buy it.. VHS, and I still have it and watch at least once or twice a year
One of the three best of the 'modern' Westerns ever made. The other two? Lonesome Dove... and Open Range. You're welcome.
Quigley and Lonesome Dover were directed by the same guy and scored by the same guy. And agreed - three greatest westerns ever made 👍🏻
The best of Tom Selleck IS Quigley Down Under. In my book, in the top 5 best westerns ever.
i like that he fires multiple time to prove it wasn't just luck
I think this is one the Best Western ever
Just love the aussie in the back ground cursing hahaha
i have seen this 4 times now Tom Sellick great actor and so handsome !!!
I've seen 3 times Tom Selleck is amazing person x
At 6'4" tall, Tom Selleck is the wrong guy to mess with even in real life.
Great film with so many amazing unforgettable scenes.
This, and the 'Man from Snowy River' are my most-favorite movies filmed in Australia.
Then I saw Steve Irwin in action... Australia, you may indeed have more species of critters out to un-alive you, per acre, than any other place on the planet, but you sure's HECK have some excellent scenery and people!
"My stomach thinks my throat's been cut..." I still use this line to signify I need some food. lol
Snape would be proud of that shot!
Tied with "Last Of The Mohicans" as my favorite historical sharpshooter movie.
An auspicious arrival down under.
I was always hoping for a sequel, Quigley Back Home; but it never happened!
One of my favorite moves ever. Hell, I bought it because I love it that much...
This, tombstone and magnificent seven are my favorite westerns
I agree with all the positive comments below, however for a good scene, when he tells that British officer what the colonies did with our unwanted people, sent them back to England, that was priceless!
Exactly! I was scrolling down to see if anyone noticed they left that scene out. "We already run the misfits out of our country. (spits) We sent them back to England." 😂👍🏻
Just bought the Shilo copy!!!!!!!
one of the best that Selleck has done an Message for Aboriginals
Such a great movie with action and a little comedy.
AS a kid I never really liked westerns. I have since started to enjoy some of them, but even back then this was one movie I absolutely loved, it was just that good.
Never underestimate the power of the mustache.
One of my favorite movies.
Watch the Sacketts with Tom and Sam Elliott pure gold
Select played a great cowboy. Great actor
Quigley is a MovieI think John Wayne would have liked.
Don't think so.Wayne hated people of color.Quigley had emphapy.
I think he would
@@samuelwashington3646 His Mexican wife would have been interested to hear that.
@daveconleyportfolio5192 that’s funny if you think that proves anything. Racism has weird rules. I know because I lived around it for a couple of decades. Racists love to make exceptions for certain people, as in “I hate most of them, but a few are ok.” I’ve seen it many times.
@@samuelwashington3646no he didn’t
This movie should be higher up on good western movie lists.
LOVE this movie. Visionary.
That movie brought me so much peace. The calm country and time back then. The simplicity of living back then. Wish I had stayed living in the country. Away from civilization.
They missed one of his best scenes, the quick draw at the end!
Best thing Selleck ever did was be in the movie "folks".
Great upload.
Bravo !!! Тоm..great actor.., all the best...from S.Petersburg Russia
St Petersburg Russia!!? You're really own under.....
On my bucket list to attend the Quigley Shoot in Montana at some point and to acquire a Sharpes. Perfect for a long motorcycle ride up thru the badlands, blackhills of the Dakotas over to Montana.
Hopefully find an original Sharpes, but probably have to settle for a a newer production version.
Got an opportunity to shoot one many years ago - kicks like a mule - at least the one I shot did.
We now have an old Batman and Indiana Jones .It's time to step up Tom and bring back Quigley !🔫🐎
Love this movie. I like his style. Cross Fire Trail was similar….also a great Tom Selleck Western.
A great movie. Well worth a watch =)
I love this flick.
Thé best Western for me ever.
Cora is an absolute animal is this movie.
Yes, she was excellent in her role.
"Oh .Roy.."
@@kcdurkin8498 The movie would've been severely diminished without her character arc.
What a great movie that was.
rick was so a nice actor in quigley and die hard i miss him.. rip dont understand what much dont love at the movie i found it really good
U left the best one out!
Left out the final fight? The iconic "I never said I couldn't use a pistol" line?
Tom sellek, perdón si no lo escribo bien,es de los mejores actores de siempre ❤
"So I've heard you like to fight in this country. Let's see if you're any good at it."
Fantastic movie - Tom (Roy 😏) was great and perfect in this role…
"Said I never had much use for one........."
I love this movie. Not a Tom Sellick fan, normally.
But, he nailed this role.
Kudos to the writer & director, too.
Curious, since generally he plays the same character.
RIP Alan Rickman , a fine actor
uno dei film western piu belli di tom selleck
You forgot the part where he snipes two of the bad guys at the same time.
Superb. 💙 T.E.N.
Fantastic movie.
Remember when this came out found about same time as Dances with Wolves and one critic called it Waltzes with Wallabies
Love that show so much I bought it
Now that's what an 1800s cowboy looks like, maybe tilt the hat a bit
wow, professor Snape was young back then.
Isn't it funny how much he prepared for the shot at the bucket, but can fire off the rest of the movie without hesitation?😂
There are multiple times he takes his time preparing to shoot. Also, you must have missed where he lowered the rifle, then quickly raised it and shot the bucket quite quickly. Are you sure you watched the movie?
This is a movie ANY of the great western actors would have loved. Like Tombstone with val kilmer n kurt russel, me n my brothers have watched these so many times we've lost count
WOW, THE Duke would like alot! John P.
she was so good!
While the movie seemingly took some "liberties" with regards to the accuracy of the Sharps rifle, I have a 45-110 Shiloh Sharps Quigley (Movie gun maker) and can say they will indeed shoot 1 MOA at 200 and in the right hands with he right load knowledge, as well at ranges far past that.
If anyone is bored with the "black gun cult" and wants a challenge. Take up long range black powder shooting. It will make you relearn everything you thought you knew about ballistics, history and movies.
I have shot black powder at targets ranging from 25 ft to 100 ft. It was so much fun.
I've shot a sharps just like that one, they shoot oh so sweet
One of my favorite movies. Tom Selleck sizzles. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Best Western ever😂
Tom selleck's moustache was the real Star of this movie.
I never noticed that the bucket the horseman leaves with is not what the last shot hit.
“This film put MAG Pi on the back-burner & Selleck on The Western Front.”
Let's face it, the Sharps was the star of the film, Tom just played a supporting role
The most badass western ever made ... Period !
Excelente !! lo mejor que se puede decir de un actor...completamente creible y no intercambiable por ningun otro.
No, nothing special at all.
Como o donde puedo verla completa y traducida en español ojalá alguien me pueda ayudar. Gracias de antemano
I wish Tom would hang up the suit and give Quigley one more adventure.