Deliverance (6/9) Movie CLIP - The Burial (1972) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
The men hide the body of the Mountain Man (Bill McKinney) by buring him in the woods.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Like such other early '70s Hollywood films as Sam Peckinpah's Straw Dogs (1971), Deliverance ponders violent instincts and definitions of manhood, ideas made all the more pressing by the period's escalating violence and assault on traditional gender roles. Regardless of these headier concerns, the critically praised realism of the action scenes on the river, with the actors performing a lot of the stunts, helped make the film a hit. Shooting on location on the Chattoga River in Georgia, cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond captured the appeal and the peril of the river's pristine isolation, enhancing both the adventure's visceral thrills and Dickey's philosophical inquiry into man's true nature. Deliverance was nominated for three Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, although Dickey's screenplay of his novel was passed over, as was Reynolds' star-making turn. With its chilling sense of infinite menace, Deliverance spoke to contemporary anxieties over what anyone could do, given the right (or wrong) circumstances.
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Cast: Jon Voight, Burt Reynolds, Ned Beatty, Ronny Cox
Director: John Boorman
Producers: John Boorman, Charles Orme
Screenwriters: James Dickey, John Boorman
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While filming the white water canoeing scene, Ned Beatty was thrown overboard and was sucked under by a whirlpool. A production assistant dove in to save him, but he didn't surface for thirty seconds. John Boorman asked Beatty, "How did you feel?", and Beatty responded, "I thought I was going to drown, and the first thought was, how will John finish the film without me? And my second thought was, I bet the bastard will find a way!"
Neat
Lol! 😆
Lmao
It was actually a whole minute not just 30 seconds
This movie was like 30 years ahead of it's time. A minimalist masterpiece. Bravo!
1972 -> comment made in 2013 -> movie 30 years ahead of its time -> Reading comment in 2021 -> common core math -> Men in Black came out in 1997 -> if only i bought bitcoin in 2011 -> EH GOOD ENOUGH
Actually, it's representative of its time. The '70s Renaissance was during the New Hollywood era, when filmmakers cranked out graphic content and subject matter that revolutionized the industry. A Clockwork Orange, Last Tango in Paris, Chinatown, The Exorcist, Caligula, etc., they all pushed the envelope. Hell, Deliverance was tame compared to a lot of films from that era.
Halloween, 1978
@@tohopes Overrated and painfull mid.
There's nothing minimalist about this. In 1972 this was considered a full frontal assault on the senses. The difference is it's more pure filmmaking -- today everything is digitally enhanced with overdone sound effects, too much rapid fire editing, and CGI effects.
I would've pissed on the grave.
No phones, just 5.......4 guys enjoying the moment.
all 4 are legends.. 5 i should say...all 5 of these men in this scene are legends.
Truth
They cast the parts of this movie perfectly...a masterpiece! 👍👌
I would have kept that nice double barrel.
That shotgun would've been more than enough evidence to put them away for murder if the kept it.
I would've held on to it long enough for a little "extra protection" at least until getting close back to the destination then tossed it in the river like Ed did with the toothless man's rifle. It would've been too much of an indicator for the Sheriff or other prying eyes.
Maybe it would have been a nice Keepsake, but I think you're wrong. The further away from that shotgun and that Dreadful body they could get, the better off they were. One thing does trouble me. They left their fingerprints on everything. The body, the gun, even the arrow they pulled out of the guy's body. Everything they touched had their fingerprints. So how are they supposed to live with something like that?
David Lamotta if you recall, the entire river was going to be flooded and turned into a lake. At that point, prints wouldn’t matter.
Stupid
1:46 The hand that will haunt Ed forever...
This movie was amazing. I’m going on 70. Burt was at the top of his Game.
Drew is acting like hes about to have a heart attack I mean you can tell in his breathing its at least a panic attack
Zeds dead baby , Zeds dead
The man who wrote the story, took his time and really thought it out . It is a classic .
Drew might have actually died in the canoe of a heart attack.
Was he shot 🔫 and drowned or did he just drown after having an anxiety 😗 attack?
@@davidlamotta1994 I'm still wondering.
No, he couldn't live with the guilt of what they did. If he hadn't killed himself there, he would have somewhere else when he got back home.
@@Dana-wq5tp He was the best of them
I've always thought that to be more likely than him being shot. That would've been one hell of a shot, from a distance, against a target moving down river.
James Dickey the author actually had a part in the movie as a Sheriff. The casting of the actors to play the parts was excellent .
Rest in Peace, Bill McKinney.
Bill McKinney played the Mountain Man in this scene. After this film he appeared in a number of Clint Eastwood's films.
Loved Bill as David Carradine's main nemesis in "Cannonball!".
@stevenrivers8386also plays the estranged father in Tex, 1982
He was a terrific actor very underrated
Mama, put my guns in the ground, I can't shoot them anymore, that old black cloud is coming down, feels like I'm knockin' on heaven's door.
if i'm not mistaken, that area where the hillbilly was buried was slated to be flooded in a civil damn project or something
@Stanley Broniszewski very good, sir
@@martinpope3835 llol 4 da power company....
as Burt says, "You can't get more buried than that..."
Various critters would likely unearth that shallow burial.
Some humans think that just because someone is human,, their life is important..not so...
+Storm Within yes and not surprisingly that thinking has lead to plenty of human rights violations, war crimes, crimes agaisnt humanity, genocide, brutality, oppression, and pain...
but don't worry as long as we have humans who arbitrarily decide for themselves who those people are, I'm sure we're all gonna be okay... right? Cause not as if people are flawed...
The words of a Sociopath. Please stay away from guns and small children. (I could be too late about the thing with small children)
you think the rapists life was important? what about people who torture and rape children? in your mind are they worth saving?
i see that youre one of those insecure blacks. totally makes sense now
EPLURiBusUNUM the guys life was not valuable. they killed him in self defense. he was a rapist and murderer.
Listen to how loud those cicadas and crickets are! I been there heard that!!!
"You ain't from around here, are you, boy?"
It'd be quite interesting if this were a true story.
All of the actors were superb.
But they didn't bury him deep enough, animals will dig him up. One reason why 6' has always been the rule. Nobody wanted to see a dog bring home their grandma's head.
@@austindarrenor6ft under, and I can still hear her complain.....
@@mito88 😆🤣😄 You can line the inside of a casket with cork to make it soundproof.
I know 2 guys who would like to see that.@@austindarrenor
Burt Reynolds acts amazingly well in this movie.
Agree. Amazing esp for him.
He's always an amazing actor. No question about it.
This is why you should always bring a folding shovel with you when you go into the woods.
To bury guys after you murder them? That's messed up man.
@@RossTrittipo
I'm sure they all wished one of them brought one.
I say it's a subtle reminder that Lewis perhaps isn't the Leatherstocking he thinks he is. You know, more concerned with bows and arrows and canoes and flattering sleeveless wetsuit vests than with basic camping gear that any Cub Scout would carry on a trip.
@@moogyboy6 If you get a chance, you might want to look at what Quentin Tarantino says about Lewis in "Cinema Speculation," his (Tarantino's) recent (2022) book. He points out that Lewis is playing a role, a role in which he's comfortable and that he can play well---i.e., he's not intimidated by the interlopers, as are the three other men---but a role nonetheless. Back in Atlanta, if he had to go to a bank to get a business loan, he'd know how to play that role, too, i.e., he'd put on a suit and tie and comport himself in the middle-class way. A real leatherstocking, as you say, i.e., a person of the kind Lewis is playing, wouldn't be able to do that. PS I'm not plugging Tarantino's book, to which I have no connection. Just thought you might appreciate that observation, in connection with your own observation. Having let a relative borrow the book, I don't have it in front of me, so I can't present you Tarantino's actual words.
Some of the few good guy roles I know of played by Bill McKinney was Dave the state trooper in First Blood and a sheriff in The Gauntlet with Clint Eastwood,other wise he usually played the villain,and he was also a Black Widow in Every Which Way But Loose.
do you kiddies even realize how much tang burt reynolds got?
SQUEAL PIGGIE *SQUEAL*
And in the 70's? Dude was an animal... Probably not even Don Johnson in the 80's slayed as much.
Mustve been weird for Ned. He's still carrying that guy's gravy and simultaneously burying him
🤣
I was just thinking that - his starfish must still be smarting from the unlubed entry, and that hot sauce must be sitting high in his colon for all that energy expenditure not to squeeze it out.
Get some professional help Logan.... :-)
Wtf kind of comment
Wtf kind of comment
Way too shallow. The bears and coyotes would have that carcass out of the ground and gone in a week. -C
In the novel, they have a trenching tool. All using hands must have been a director's choice.
But they didn't bury him deep enough, animals will dig him up. One reason why 6' has always been the rule. Nobody wanted to see a dog bring home their grandma's head.
My cousin Kim hates this movie cause she’s from the woodsy South and everyone she’s met who’s not from there thinks it really is like this. Which, it can be in some places.
As a southerner who’s hung around a lot of Yankees, I can attest to this
Correct. Yankees would be wise to view this as a cautionary tale about what will happen to them should they venture too far past the Potomac.
MOB 101: NEVER BURY A BODY WITH THE GUN. That's just stupid!
"Take the gun, leave the cannoli." Clemenza
@@jx14aby You idiot he says leave the gun take the cannoli
I know the rifles got fingerprints all over it dot-dot-dot take it home as a souvenir I thought. So you found in the woods somewhere .... or at least throw it in the Rapids
If Burt Reynolds had his mustache......
It would've ruined the movie!
GREAT CULT CLASSIC
For some reason I would have loved it if Lewis and the mountain man would have meet and fought. You cannot help but think that when you see lewis grab the mountain man's lifeless body when he is moving him or taking the arrow out of his chest.
3 minutes. Not. A. Single. Word.
Bill off camera was always intimidating Ned. Glaring at him and such. When time for filming Ned actually approached the director afraid Bill was going to actually do something behind him
I saw an interview with McKinney where he said the opposite. He said he and Ned spent a lot of time talking about their notorious scene, and McKinney mentioned he and Ned being perfectly clear about what he was comfortable with. McKinney said "I had to do that scene with him and protect him at the same time."
@@mwhite6522I hope he bought him steak after 😂
I wonder why the dead man’s arm popped up like that. I bet they’re just setting it up for “Deliverance 2”. 🎥
Holy shit, surely any actor deserves a stipend to his pay for a scene when he gets reemed in the brown eye. Can you imagine how many times Ned B. got teased about this scene over the course of his life? Squeal baby.
s'what makes him one of the greatest actors of all times...cojones!
kevin marchant it’s called bravery
By ignorant fools... Any mature person who doesn't deal with jerks all the time can deal with that.
Ned is/was so good of an actor I don't think he was the target of many barbs at all (if any), I think people kind of joked about the scene in general but not directly towards Ned.
At 1:54, the "dead" man lifts his arm and moves it further into the hole.
Philly MathGuy you can see the other men move it
A few more branches and logs on top and lets get out of here guys...I mean Asap now!
Doug Brothers rip
The director kept the hillbilly's dead face in the foreground while they were digging the grave. Gruesome.
Yep, made for a great shot.
Very few movies portray murder as well as deliverance in my eyes. A lot of movies can create larger than life villains and make it easy to not care when they pass but deliverance shows that really isnt the case. Despite how evil someone can be sometimes murder is still murder and just shows how horrific it is to take life of another.
How the hell did he stay like that for so long?
He said he just learned to breathe VERY slow the whole time (so it looked like he wasn't breathing at all). Talented, underrated actor! R.I.P.
Yeah...and he didn't blink once
The actor Bill McKinney that played the character, said he was heavily training himself to control his breathing, and not blink for at least two minutes each training session he did.
On a side note, the way the other hillbilly stayed so still after he dies from an arrow it the back (and is lowered down the cliff by Ed) was from drunkenness--John Boorman said that he downed a whole six pack before filming that scene so he was basically drunk enough to stay passed out during it!
what do you do with dead-ass hill rod? (to the tune of...drunken sailor)
If they had snowman steering the canoe they’d made it down that river in record time
"We get tied up with that body this thing gonna be hanging over us the rest of our lives"
.....😠we gotta get rid of this guy...
He half blinked!! 1:12 to 1:13
winced
Think of it as his body twitching, sometimes it takes a while for the nerves to shut down after someone dies
rip doug
" Boy you got a Purty mouth..."
I would of kept the gun
And you would HAVE got charged with murder.
Drew was the weak link and if he hadn’t died he would’ve went forward and told the authorities later.
Right and then the river swells and washes the body upstream
*downstream, guy...
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Let's go canoeing next weekend, they said; it will be fun, they said..... .
skipped westridge today...
would have digged it deeper too many animals would have
smell it dug it out at that level.
they didn't bury him deep enough
Soviet vape King hmm well now I know! Thanks comrade
If it was Tony Soprano's guys they would know you have to chop off the head or pull out his teeth and dispose of them separately. Except maybe in backward-assed 1979 rural Georgia they don't do dental records. Anyway it's not like the guy was an Interior Decorator.
We got dem dare tooth doctors down yonder in Dahlonega.
...
We even know how to photocopy our drivers licence to mail on our ballots. We drive dem dare cars and even have lectricity... Thanks to de hydro lake that covered all the moonshiners murdered bodies.
When they flood that valley you know the hard flow from the water would wash that body out,then once the police find it these guys would be the first ones they would wanna talk to.
I was thinking the same thing. Once those bodies float up to the surface and are found, oh my Lord what kind of an investigation is going to happen?
RIP Burt The REYNOLDS. I m wondering is he still insured till death as in the movie he ain't believe in life insurance. Lol😙🤔😪😓
Beautiful plot
They should have had a portable shovel.
They did in the book
He needed killin'.
I bet this didn't do well for tourism to the Appalachian mountains...
Actually, river tourism on the river they shot on had a significant increase - it's not like everyone just assumed the locals really were hostile rapists set upon terrorizing tourists and was a regular thing to be expected because they saw a movie.
poor placement. when a washout come that boy commin out.
"Doug"
How it goes sometimes right lol
Dudes weekend!
Tony Raffetto Aw man, one of them was absolutely dead after that weekend! And the other guy let the South get inside of him a bit much hue hue hue
we'll that's a good place for him 💀
Don’t do it by the river man wtf! It’ll tail and overflow--
That shallow, by a creek, with his gun? C'mon Burt.
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We’re they not worried about the other guy originally with the shotgun coming back with the sheriff and probably pretty easily finding the body???
And with dogs with the guy's scent. They buried the guy way to shallow. 6' has always been the rule for good reasons. Animals digging him up is one reason.
They killed him later...
The river was going to flood and the sheriff had no interest in investigating the case any further than scolding Ed and Bobby.
Should have disemboweled the corpse and buried separately....
doesn,t matter- his death is not going away!!
Dug like An animal
wouldnt it have been smarter to dump the body in the water
Then the body floats up onto the shore and the law finds it
You should never bury a body so close to flowing water. That's just asking to be exposed.
sexyloser it was going to be flooded soon anyway
Animals would have dug it up long before the next flood.
What timely advice! Just so happens I'm burying a body by flowing water right now
@@willard2729 -- did you squeal like a pig?
We did it didn't we?
oRIgiNALLy tHEY aLL Became Friends.. then ned beatty wrote a Hum Dinger
And the guy who saw it & got away?
He came back for Jon Voight, atop the hill at the end of the river...
Why even bother to bury this rapist wasn't the whole area gonna be underwater anyway ?
Probably because the other guy was a witness and could've reported it and maybe they would've gotten prosecuted if they identified them?
@@lesschoenberger3070Lewis actually mentioned this exact scenario in the book. He told Drew or Ed that what would the toothless man tell the sheriff? Lewis doubted that the toothless man would want the cops figuring out what he did to Bobby.
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They should have ate the evidence 😊
They know they are in trouble yet they bury the gun🤦🏽♂️
These guys really need to know how to hurry a body. That's to close to moving water... And not nearly deep enough. Use that knife to dig deeper...... And dig big enough tgat arms go down by the sides. Cover with dirt and PACK.. then more cover and some dead fall on top in a scatter pattern. Then get rid of all foot prints in the area. Then get the HELL out if there
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I agree, and he's amazingly hot as well! :D
jody
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Throw him in with the gators
Gators don’t eat dead prey.
justifiable
scotts gun old reliable
putty pliable
What a crappy grave digging job. They could have used some sticks to make it deeper.
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As brilliant as the movie was, this scene could have been a lot more believable.
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Drew wasn't too good in a crisis was he