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Fast Draw Scenes In Westerns 7
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- Опубликовано: 7 янв 2022
- Fast draw, also known as quick draw, is the ability to quickly draw a handgun and accurately fire it upon a target in the process. This skill was made popular by romanticized depictions of gunslingers in the Western genre, which in turn were inspired by famous historical gunfights in the American Old West.
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Intro: 0:00
The Fastest Gun Alive: 0:11
Shane: 2:25
Westworld 1973: 3:52
Westworld Series: 5:20
The Mandalorian: 5:52
Deadwood Series: 6:18
Legends of Tomorrow S1: 7:59
#FastDraw #Western #Duels #Outlaws
really like the showmanship and filmography in this scene on legends of tomorrow, i think they could make some good westerns and gun fight movies if the same crew wanted to, it'd be pretty good.
Shane: The quintessential mystery man before Clint Eastwood.
Hand cannon !
The Glenn Ford one is th best movie ending..
Peace out Richards 🤣😁
Everyone standing around nice n close always makes me laugh. 😂😂😂
I. Read that Glenn Ford was fast on the draw ,so was Clint Eastwood, Kirk Douglas was absolutely amazing with guns. Also Hugh O'Brien. Many westerns have been made . Some were 1/2 hour long . Really Great Western movies or T.V. shows of the past are being shown on different networks . Two of my favorite westerns 1990s is Tombstone & Open Range
Jerry Lewis was quicker
@@srgmiller340according to rumor no clips to back it up.
@@petersearls4443 Actually it has been
@@srgmiller340 I’d love to see a clip if you know of one?
In the first scene, the actor did not fan the pistol. In those days most pistols were single action. You had to draw back the hammer before firing. as shone in the second scene
Doesn’t stop anyone from fanning. Fanning is just moving the hammer back with the off hand.
Apprecied merci.
I liked that last one.
Glen Ford was amazing in this movie - so was Broderick Crawford!
Guns don’t make that “twirling” sound.
What movie is the kast clip from?
Title of the movies pls
Do you know why these kind of "duels" never happened this way in the Old West? Because back then everyone could shoot straight and whoever drew first was going to kill you!! That's why in a gunfight when you saw the person of your disagreement with, you shot first whether he was facing you or not!!
Remember the big gunfight in "Appoloosa?" Emmett: "That didn’t take long." Virgil: "Everybody could shoot." 👍😎
@@kennethrouse7942 Probably one of the top 3 westerns ever made.
Nope, you went to jail and got hung if you did that. You’ve just fallen for and regurgitated some internet nonsense. Gunfights definitely happened, and who shot first was incredibly important. They may not have always been stood in front of each other as Hollywood commonly shows but gunfights did happen.
It’s also due to the fact that most gunslingers or gunmen just to name a few bill hickock,billy the kid,Jesse James,John Wesley Hardin,Morgan Earp,Johnny Ringo, Dallas stoudemire were all shot in the back,
Famous Gunfighters didn’t die peacefully being able to write their stories because most of them were just shot in the back,
There were famous cases though were there were QuickDraws with faster guns,Hickock-tutt fight,clay Allison table duel,4 dead in 5 seconds,Jelly Bryce had a few but it was more about being smart and analyzing your situation rather than being fast
@@seyerusmostly by ambush.
Who says Fast Draw? It's quick for a reason. From Old English, cwic, that's minced with Latin's vivere meaning "to live"? "The quick and the dead", is the living and the dead. It's from that Book a lot of people used to read way back when. "The quick and the dead" spawned the phrase Quick Draw. Words are the means to meaning.
The black and white movie is the fastest gun that ever lived and they used live ammo from a hidden marksmen for the beer shot
No they didn’t. Hehehe.
No, the used a squib in the sugar glass mug.
5:43
from which film or show?