Hostiles (2017) - Cheyenne Burial Scene
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Hostiles is low key one of the best movies of the 2010s and this is probably the best scene where everything comes to a head. Scott Cooper and Christian Bale team up again for this modern western set in 1892.
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The way Bale's eyes convey the *"So its all gonna come down to this..."* expression way before the shooting starts is perfect.
The entire cast from this movie is spectacular!
A great actor.
And poeple pay to watch crap like Venon and nobody knows about a great piece like that.
definitely good movie 🎥
“Where we come from , natives ain’t got no rights” - 1700s 1800s white race, anglos xenophobia!.👍🏽
His eyes at the end as well, when he sees Cyrus running away, and his whole party dead.
Without any facial expression, Bale conveys such a consuming hatred and anger at seeing more needless death.
I've watched the film at least 6 times, and this scene in particular countless times. Every time, by the end, my heart is racing and my hands are shaking.
The true definition of cinema.
God this scene was hard to watch. You get so used to shootouts in movies where they get all the bad guys without losing anyone.
a trick: you can watch movies on flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies lately.
@Lawson Pablo yup, been watching on flixzone for months myself :D
@@vitalmotivation0 deez nuts
None of the above comments are related it always is curious to me the process in which this happens.
A relevant comment to horseradish 28 would be to say welcome to waking up to reality.
@@crimsonfox87fluxule62 the people burying someone on someone else’s land were the bad guys tbh..
I love how the beauty of the landscape clashes with the violence of the human aspect. Its definitely deliberate. Especially with Bale’s brutal execution of Cyrus at the end, where we see a gorgeous vista, entirely unspoiled except for the two humans and the carnage transpiring between them.
I agree. It fits perfectly with the quote at the beginning of the movie: “The essential American soul is hard, isolate, stoic, and a killer. It has never yet melted.”
“When you read too much into movies”
It happened before the White Europeans arrived. Mel Gibson was as his usual creepy post-apocalyptic "Mad Max" that gave him global fame, also expert at showing the peculiar cruelties almost too intimate that was going on in a pre-Columbian America in his opus, "Apocalypto"
Agreed 100% Gabriel. Couldn’t have said it better myself. Thank you for writing this bro.
After hating the chief with all his heart, he now defended the chief with his life. What turn of events. The is the best movie I've seen all my life.
If you like this read Ghost Platoon, thank me later
Character development
@@easttexassplendor9670thank you for the recommendation.
он выполнял приказ.
Man i feel really really bad for you if this is the best movie you’ve ever seen. Wake up. Its a good movie but best ever? Your insane
I always thought that this was one of Bale's best performances. His intensity is palpable and his presence in every scene is just electric.
he's one of best ever. in the first act when he walked out of the fort with his revolver when against his will was ordered to take them on this journey that primal yell of rage and frustration and after this battle the traumatized eyes of chaos when he turns around its just amazing the emotion and realness he portrays. i would absolutely love it if they could show joe blockers earlier days of battles against the natives and when chief yellow hawk was in his prime filling slop buckets.
@@arnoldjanikowski7122 Even the scene where he's ordered to do it, he doesn't say anything, barely even moves a muscle.
He conveys so much through the tiniest of facial expressions.
It’s the build up where he doesn’t make eye contact until just before the bullets start flying.
What 3.10 to Yuma isn't.
*_John 10.9 I am the door. If anyone enters by Me, he will be saved, and will go in and out and find pasture. 10 The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly._*
_Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. Repent and be saved. God bless you, and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all._
if you haven’t seen this film you are missing out of a masterpiece
I do not like realistic western's (outside of deadwood). I like the white hat vs the black hat and no nuance in between.
@@timmian85 Why?
*_John 10.9 I am the door. If anyone enters by Me, he will be saved, and will go in and out and find pasture. 10 The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly._*
_Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. Repent and be saved. God bless you, and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all._
@@williammunny9916 Bait.
@@timmian85you must also like being a cocksmoker you tasteless dog
I always come back to this scene because of its authenticity. It’s easy to paint a picture of how cowboy era used to look like, but this was it. Real, quiet, and simple. The mood didn’t need extra drama.
Exaxtlyyyyy
What?
This is filled with drama 🤣
Idiot
The gunfight is rather silly though. You would think the guys on horseback would be smart enough not to simply sit on a horse and get into a gunfight, making them giant targets out in the open, especially when they are up against an equal number of opponents.
@@simonphoenix3789 well like.
It's a movie.
So
@@simonphoenix3789I just meant as a production, not the actual gun shooting. I just love how the film isn’t over dramatized.
If a man said to me " You just aint hearing me " the way Bale said...damn, I'd apologize immediately while dancing backwards
“Yes sir. Come to think of it, you just go about your business. We’re gonna go on home now. Boys… it’s supper time.”
он дурак что сократил дистанцию, ребята вооружены пистолетами, сокращение дистанции - помощь противнику,
самоуверенное депрессивное гавно.
@@Cabalero24 eh wrong. He was also armed with a pistol and they were mounted making their range of movement lesser.
@@Redbird1504
он был вооружён пистолетом, но его команда вооруженап ружьями, незачем жрать свинец горстями, плюсом: сидящие на лошадях всадники - это прекрасная мишень которая не может нормально целиться,
все эти "крутые" фильмы полны тупизны и сказок - набор тупых клише от десятка никчёмных сценаристов которые прогуливали школу.
Cause u have no balls and ain’t willing to die to stand your ground
This film is a masterpiece. Deserves a global audience. Pass it on. All the best to everyone. Always. Be kind. Always.
Thanks. Same to you and yours 🎉
One of the best westerns made imho
Such a good movie.
So good. So many good actors
I’m your huckleberry
Lmfao
Absolutely Agree.
This is why you never underestimate people or what they've been through.
Exactly. Justo.
😂 glad they all died on stolen land.
the most dangerous person it is the one that have nothing to lose.
Why not just leave instead getting a bunch of people killed lmfao
On both sides. Perhaps the rancher lost kin to the Cheyenne.
There is no way that bail and studi shouldn’t have got Oscar noms. They were incredible
What do you think you need to go to win an Oscar please tell us he spoke like 5 times
@@Casca-su3tylololol
“Bale” Dude. Words matter.
@@upcoming3341no one asked
@@itzangel619 I did! If you’re going to praise someone for an Oscar nom, LEARN TO SPELL THEIR NAME! Is that how low the bar is?
Very underrated western. Both Bale and Studi were outstanding. Whole cast for that matter.
Never been in a gunfight but this is the most realistic western gunfight scene Ive ever seen
What are you high?
The gun fight at the end of Open Range is pretty damn good imho. Highly recommend it if you haven't seen it.
No way guys under fire shoot that well with pistols
@@johnstacy7902 they were use to it 😂 they knew nothing more for years on end than fighting
@robdog1245 No one seems to understand that he didnt shoot the damn revolver 14 times. It was a rehashing/angle jump/ sequence of the same shots. It was just really fast.
Criminally underrated film.
военный не будет давать преимущество противнику,
этот дурак подошёл к ребятам вооружённым пистолетами, он дал им преимущество.
Scott Wilson aka Herschel Green’s final movie role.
I thought it was him
Greene. You spelled his characters name from twd wrong.
He did a great job making me like him on TWD and a great job at being a bastard in this.
Greene*
Ha I knew it. I knew the face was familiar.
When I watched this movie and saw him go after Cyrus with that knife, I thought, "He's gonna scalp that trash alive," and I was really disappointed he didn't.
That would have made a nice decoration for the grave
Dude, cyrus got something so much worse.
He cut his throat the way he described yellow hawk cutting his friend's throat, from stem to stern 🤮
@@getschwifty9531 Porque no los dos?
@@rifelaw prefiero ser pelado porque ya soy pelon.
@@getschwifty9531 Kind of reminds me of Del Gue in "Jeremiah Johnson".
I was lucky in that my wife and I took a trip to Angel Fire, NM just as this film was getting ready to shoot. Got to meet and talk to Wes Studi at a local Hotel restaurant/lounge a few days before he started work on it and was stopped at a roadblock by a State Trooper as we were heading to a hiking location. It seems our car might've wound up in one of the shots and they had to keep that section of road clear for 30 minutes or so. We could actually see the scene (not this one) being filmed down in the valley below and ahead of us. The Trooper kept apologizing for the delay, but I told her that this was great and I was enjoying every second.
00:24 the way he shrugs off the sweat he already knows what's about to go down , he knows right off the bat theres about to be a verbal dispute that will eventually turn hostile , he knows it for a fact and is just hoping theres little to no dead bodies after the ordeal
“Where we come from , natives ain’t got no rights” - 1700s 1800s white race, anglos xenophobia!.👍🏽
@@alpaz7634”where im from my enemies have no rights” every human civilization
Sure you know every human civilization.
It still amazes me, how anglos think about other peoples and races.
Am sure you are not a Christian!
@@alpaz7634 if you think about the only reason we can enjoy life is because our ancestors slaughtered others so we could exist in the present reality we all share and enjoy when we can. we all know people only believe in god when its convenient.
@@alpaz7634"Carthage delenda est". Wiping natives from the map for being in the way of settlers is an old, old practice, with lots of scriptural precedence. Do leep the multiple times Canaan got taken by Hebrew refugees. And local desires over federal law is at the root of political issues all over the world.
Jesus, this one of the most violent and realistic shootout scenes I’ve ever seen-and I’ve seen many westerns!
How do you know that it was realistic ... pardner?
@@toddleroux4745. Thought we were talking about western movies, “pardner.”
BTW--In my day gunfights were called firefights!
198th Light Infantry Brigade
1st Battalion, 52nd Infantry
B Company
2nd Platoon
South Vietnam
Quang Nai Province
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Bale has had some great roles, but he kills it in this flick.
Literally 😊
By now “Woman” is battle hardened. She’s lost her whole family, she’s witnessed attacks of all kinds and she’s ready to defend. Cyrus doesn’t realise it…
Another incredible character transformation through tragedy in a Western is Sadie Adler in Red Dead Redemption 2
@@wanghiskhan7345 disagree, I really hated Sadie, a lot of the times she seemed forced
@@herbseinburg449wow, interesting take
@@wanghiskhan7345 I think it’s her voice, it doesn’t sound natural at all
@@herbseinburg449 her voice is awesome, so I don't follow ya at all there. In the epilogue especially after she really comes into her own. I like pretty much ever voiced role in the games maybe not Molly at times because of how whiny, but even then, I'm splitting hairs
Never seen the movie, but that's gotta be one of the most realistic gunfights I've ever seen on film. Just chaos, no plot armor, just random death and panic on all sides.
I have been asked to give advice to young people one time, and this scene sums it up in the extreme: pick your battles
I keep coming back to this scene time and again for some reason. I think it's mainly the dialogue and the excellent performance of all the actors involved. Hostiles is quite possibly one of the greatest westerns ever made and it deserves more recognition. Much like American History X, the overarching theme in this film is that life is too short to hang on to hatred. I could go on, but I don't want this comment to drag on longer than it needs to.
Really great to see the captain and chief develop during the course of the film, all while seeing such awesome country !
Great movie, instant classic; in my Top 10 of all time! Christian Bale should have definitely won an Academy Award for this role; Rosalind Pike and
Wes Studi also deserving of Oscar nods. The move is also very Oscar worthy through and through. Very underrated and overlooked movie; the story line, character development, and character evolution is absolutely stunning and awe inspiring. You never saw this ending coming. I was shook!
Watch old Henry
Rosamund Pike
3:28 hershel should have known better. u can literally see it in her eyes. shes not playing. after all what she went through...
I just looked at the movie and your right thats Herschel from walking dead, and i actually did not pay much attention to walking dead after the Governor, Herschel and Darrells brother got killed, it kinda went off the rails to me, just like fear of walking went off the Rails after season 3.
She’s now a hardened woman, seeing all she has seen. Cyrus badly underestimated her
@@algycole the most dangerous person is the one that have nothing to lose.
She didn't hesitate a millisecond when he stopped talking. Good woman to have your back.
Love Bale in this and 3:10 to Yuma. We need more modern gritty westerns
Some people just can’t read a situation.
"A man's got to know his limitations" - Harry Callahan
Why on earth did u cut out the end where he finishes him off and turns around? Come on. Smh
Exactly.
No kidding dude like wow
I read this before watching and didn't even rewatch it. WTF
A little nod to dances with wolves
When Christian Bale grabs his knife and stalks before he stabs him repeatedly wow. Awesome!!!
Bale is one of the GOATs of our time
he plays this part well with his acting but in real life he is mush
I don't see why a rich man would challenge four men against four other men if he can just hire 12 more men to do the job.
hubris
Such a great movie. Outside this comments section I'm always the only one who's seen it!
These guys remind me of that Shanghai noon quote “How do you survive out here?”
Picked a fight on horseback, at close range, without any cover. Ignored the fact that even if they survived the gunfight, they would have the army hunting them. Responded to having a gun pointed at them with “you ain’t got the nerve” before promptly getting shot.
Like seriously, how did this dude and his boys survive on the frontier as long as they did?
there is a reason it was called the wild west, it was quite literally wild, the sheer size of what was esentially unhabited lands for miles made it quite easy for crimes to be commited, at most the landowner would have notified the sheriff that he killed some tresspasers on his land
@spidlenexor won't really work now will it? Considering the fact the four idiots shot the women too.
And also trespass? Nope they got a presidential letter signed and orders from the army.
So lol good luck winning the case on this one these four idiots would be jailed. Even if they own the land it don't give them the right to talk all big "I don't care if you got papers from the president or whoever, it's my land"
Well who gave you your lands? Who gave you the rights and documents so that your land is recognized within the state and law.
Notice how this dovetails perfectly from the beginning of the movie where Bale tells the govt man that he had a man "split from stem to stern" by Yellow Hawk. He does the same to Cyrus at the end.
i feel like of this move released today in 2022 it be #1 top movie of the year
I didn’t even make it through this scene before I bought the movie and watched the whole thing and just came back to leave a comment. This movie right here! Omg! Was amazing!! All star cast! Perfection. I bet Kevin Costner watched this and started fighting the air!
Am I the only one who thinks Christian bale would make a good John marston
John Marston is easy. Who do we find to play Arthur? That's the real conundrum.
@@LoudaroundLincoln Bradley cooper
@@LoudaroundLincoln Tom Hardey.
@@moshunit96100% Tom Hardy
@@forrestpenrod2294Tom Hardy would make a better Micah imo
Watch this movie three times and now i’m gonna watching again! Because this movie is awesome.
the shot of bale getting close to his prey is so beautiful, what a great movie it is
We sure hope westerns are going to make a great big come back !
Way things are going, a lot more western type scenarios will probably be playing out IRL.
Wouldn’t count on it. This was, I think, the best western since Unforgiven. A masterpiece. However it barely made its budget back. If it doesn’t have superheroes or is a reboot/extension of an existing IP then nobody cares.
@@lokiprepperlmfao what the fuck are you talking about
@@lokiprepper Don't bet on it. We are a country of laws.
@@storbokki371Not for long with the amount of Bantu bioweapons roaming the streets and becoming more and more bestialized by the day. At this stage we are just circling the drain of collapse.
They had cover, were more spread out and had the enemy's flank. They got off the first shot and it immediately took one of them down and surprised them obviously. There's no reason the dudes on horseback should've lasted as long as they did.
Sharpshooter horsemen lets say..
you need to write the script dude and tell him he messed up,redo the scene
Tactically, i agree. Cinematically, the shootout had to live in an extended time sequence to maximize the horror of what is happening.
Written like a true firefight veteran. Veteran of watching movies that is.
1 reason. It is a movie.
Hershel made a 180 for good hearted from his ancestors
Scott Wilson. Underrated and crushing the scenery! Great actor!
They were all some damn good shots.
I like that old man in every role he plays. This was a good movie. I would have likely been riding around out there back then given my recent career path. Never forgot that while serving.
As a native I found this movie to be very realistic to that way of life then. The way many people acted is true to their movie characters. Bale came to far and seen to much to just walk at thus point. He's ready to defend his life for a group of people that he despised prior to making this trip. He learns that natives are human just as him by the end of this movie. Imagine what the natives been through to get to the point of prison in Arizona and have to back track to the lands where they came from. This and the Revnant are truly historic movies in authenticity.
cante wochangi
💯❤️👍🏾🙏🏾
ты видишь то чего нет,
он просто выполнял приказ,
он не изменил своего отношения к индейцам после этой поездки, его отношение уже было сформировано во время войны с индейцами, он их убивал не потому что ненавидел, он их убивал по приказу,
а в этой поездке он их защищал поприказу, он военный выполняющий приказы.
единственная сцена где он испытывает ненависть - там где он зарезал одного из сыновей старого дурака который начал эту ненужнгую бойню из-за ничего, он военный который ненавидит войну, но при этом продолжает выполнять приказы, после этого дела он уходит в отставку.
@@Cabalero24 Both things can be true, there is a point in this movie that Bale shows respect and compassion for Studi's character, something he would never have had prior to escorting him to Monatana.
The best Western of all time! Better than Tombstone, True Grit, High Noon and Django Unchained. Every actor was spot on, especially Bale and Pike! The slow progression from absolute hatred to semi friendship was amazing to see and the writing on this film was near-perfect!! You're missing something if you don't watch this movie!
This was a great western no doubt but it sounds like there are many, many westerns you haven't seen.
This movie doesn't romanticize the time, it tells it like it is, hostile
Christian Bale, Wes Studi and Rosamund Pike. Deserve every penny they earn in the entertainment industry. Really riveting movie. I really love Last of the Mohicans and I Care a Lot as well. They might not be productive in the sense of engineers or scientists, but anyone who can take your mind off the worries of the world for a while with a good cinema story deserves some accolade. How they can stand in front of a camera etc. and make you feel you have a window on real events is a genuine skill.
Can't even imagine the PTSD people of that era walked around with.
Not as bad as today I would say. People’s minds were wired different then. I could give a long winded explanation but Il save our time for something different
It's called grow a pair and learn how to drink.
@@krishurlburt7375 No it's not. But good luck with that.
Old guy was right Bale should have respected him by not going through his fields like some arrogant prick. Sorry it was his property. Just because you have a piece of paper saying you can doesn't mean you should without talking to the owner first. Those commenting on her saying old guy was the bad guy, would you feel the same if the government said you have to lose your property or add something on your property i.e. Immenent Domain? Or if you had to pay a reparation for something you and yours never did? Think about it.
@@jb7483 and yet the old guy is a retard for thinking they wouldn't start shooting, or that he and his sons would be fine. It's not like Bale's party was settling there, it was just a burial. Plus add to that the casual nature of land in the time period, it's not like the guy bought it off someone who had a lease, he just claimed land that didn't have any other whites on it at the time. Live by violent conquest and expect to die by violent conquest.
Never gets old
"Haha, you ain't gonna shoot"
"aight bet" *shoots*
The good, old times.
Rule #1: Never tell a woman holding a rifle in your direction that you don’t think she’s got the guts to shoot!
After Rule #1, the rest doesn’t matter!
just stop, cringelord
Is this location real? Where was this scene filmed?
After some digging, I understand this was filmed in Wet Mountain Valley, Colorado. Quite a breathtaking location.
Of course it is.
montana.. one of the most beautiful states in the USA
@@burntthetoast is it really? i’m in CO right now, but either way. both states are breathtaking. it’s what you make of it not the people
@@burntthetoast I find people of all places to be equally ignorant, just in a different way.
@@burntthetoast - you come off as pretty ignorant...
Face it, if someone buried a couple of dead bodies on my land without so much as a knock on the door, you'd be irked too.
way to beg the question
commies in the comment section think other wise
@@DeezNuggz cry about it paleface squatter
They didn't bury it next to your house. It was behind whole mountain. Dude just got free land of several mountains and probably knew it was burial place of natives, and started acting prick. There is series named Yellowstone and same thing happened like this movie but owners agreed natives bury their dead elder. Natives happy, land owners happy, mutual respect, nothing happened later.
Even the small detail of the bullet holes in the trees to the look on both their faces, her “I’m sick of this shit” to his “really?” Is something that stays with me and will for the rest of my life. The United States was established this was don’t forget it.
The Blocker at the start of the film would of started shooting the minute he backed off. But then again the Blocker at the start of the film probably wouldn't of cared about burying the chief anyway.
Scott Wilson was great as Cyrus. Wilson passed away in 2018 shortly after Hostiles was released in 2017. He had an outstanding film career as one of the finest character actors in the business starting in 1967. One of his best roles was a Hershel Greene in The Walking Dead AMC series.
back then the world is so brutal, all those death are not worth it
The world is more brutal today, killing is done more seemlesly.
You don’t have to go far down the online rabbit hole to discover enlightenment. This world is brutality and carnage. It always has been.
Not much has changed.
What goes on 6:02 in parts of the world
Gorgeous scene
This was a good movie. It was, however, too tragic and sad. Some scenes were plain hard to watch.
Kinda like life
That's what makes it so damn good.
Everyone says unforgiven was the last great Western well this was released afterwards and it is excellent
Magnificent from beginning to end
That's one thing i like about single action old western pistols,their time to look into a person eyes and know that you may know who your drawing doen on.
Thomas was not prepared to fight, poor soldier...
Fr, I feel bad for Thomas
I still like Tomestone better. Some of the best shots of the era. Everyone is running out of ammo and needs to reload, people are close enough to shove each other and let most of the shots miss.
Masterpiece American western film. 👍
Bales best acting performance 🎭
The one thing that bothered me is that people KNEW how to take cover, even back then. Why did they not step back behind the trees when the shooting started? WTH?
damn those script writers,they do not know what they are doing--i would send them a message and let them know they need to change the scene,retake it,that you don't like it
Shait of a movie, honestly
So think about this, a bunch of trespassers come onto your land, demand they bury someone on it, you refuse and tell them to leave, they shoot at you, whose the bad guys here?
noble savage horse crap
Dumbass
The guy who uses a government generated property claim to steal a people’s native land while claiming the government can’t tell him what to do
They were there on US Army orders on the President's authority to simply bury 1 person and leave. He was respectfully informed of this, and yet he dismissed a presidential signed letter and its contents without even reading it, followed by his threatening of violence, insulted the natives in their party, then promised violent retribution upon the natives with them, despite there having been no violence (or overt threats from Walker's party) up to that point.
Your narrow, simple-minded view of the scene is based in pretty modern values of private property, whereby you somehow take a character who is very clearly a hateful, violent and dishonorable man, and make him out to be some sort of righteous victim who got done wrong and was actually in the moral right.
Amazing if you actually believe what you wrote, because it'd be a glaringly negative indication of the sort of beliefs and values you must hold.
They weren't trespassing, law was on their side, so your while premise is wrong.
This and Unforgiven are two of favorites.
Never realized Bale could do this....this isn't so much acting as it is real world expression of people and personalities of that time. this scene nailed it on the head....the rancher or landowner is typical of racist garbage that deserved just the end he came to for his arrogance and self confidence. Bale was bad ass.
The racist garbage landowner stole land from the Natives after his own US government committed genocide for his and others' benefit. Sounds like the "true American success story" to me. The truth of a nation's founding gets downright ugly, genocidal and downright demonic when each layer of truth is peeled back and exposed.
@@snarkleton26 The landowner in this movie just behaves like a cardboard cutout for the movie to destroy, I struggle to imagine this encounter happening in real life, he would likely just seek a legal solution to the problem instead of firing on a US Army officer. But honestly, that guy probably had a family, and two members of the expedition died in this shootout, just so some chief can be buried in the right place. Am I meant to sympathise with our protagonists here?
This US Army officer under orders from the president barged on to this man's land illegally. Posse Comitatus stipulates federal troops cannot be deployed to home soil to act against American citizens, so this landowner was absolutely within his rights to tell him to leave.
It's not like the people who moralise about the natives practice what they preach. I don't see you getting on a boat, no, and in fact, your type tend to be in favour of policies that invite more people to live on "their" land with us.
I wouldn't want an injun in my ground, either.
People are really out here inferring that the landowner is an unfair caricature and then act just like him 👀
@@corey9746if ur gonna be racist at least say or spell their ethnic right . They aren’t indian their Sioux , Cheyenne etc . Maybe if u used this much energy to be racist to do something better u would be actually worth more then a nickel .
This was a fantastic movie
Cyrus was misunderstood
Bale has come a LONG way since starring in 'Empire of the Sun', which was a phenomenal performance in itself despite him being so young.
Am I missing something here but it looks like the guy shooting at 4:15 never gets plugged at all; everybody just forgets about him and lets him go? LOL
He is shot at 4.09 then later runs behind the log, he later tries to run away then gets shot then stabbed by blocker the protagonist
the camera cuts is a bit confusing but its the same guy who gunned down the father and mother
@@MrPanduh0 If you look it's the old man land owner that he stabs. The last guy was hit early then goes behind the log...but vanishes.
RIP scott wilson aka Hershel from the walking dead was great in this movie and great person in general i met him on many occasions as i worked as a walker and extra on the walking dead seasons 1-7 great guy took me out for coffee and would never ket me pay.
Hershel
never thought u can hate him. hes a good actor.
Maybe Bale’s best performance- you can read everything in Bale’s face, in his voice, in his body language. Didn’t say more than a few words- didn’t need to. He knew what was coming the moment Cyrus opened his mouth- and you can see that weary resignation to it in everything he does. And the ironic thing is that before all this, he would have sided with Cyrus in both word and deed. Joseph sees that, I think; hears himself in Cyrus’s bigotry and callousness, and he feels shame. He feels anger toward these men as he does towards himself. And he resigns himself to what he has to do, not just for the people in his charge but for himself.
Christian Bale conveys all of this without more than a few words spoken. It is criminal this movie didn’t get more exposure, because if it had, Bale would have at least gotten a nomination for Oscar if not won outright. It is a masterclass in intensity barely chained
Great movie.
Buried within our peoples history are some layers few where ever taught in school, Dig into history and roots running under "The Doctrine of Discovery" and the term Terra Nullius , Indigenous speakers "Steven Newcomb" and "Mark Charles" on this topic.. The layers addressed within roots this intense film bring light to many deep issues we are struggling with today. I hope it will drive people to take a deeper reflective look at there source origins.
Lol you speak as if you're the only humans on earth to ever suffer, while suckling like a newborn on the very thing you claim causes it.
One of the most realistic gunfights Ive seen in film
I don't understand why everybody not holding a gun didn't immediately scatter and hit the deck when guns were drawn.
Ikr it seems for like forced tension cliche Hollywood bulls**t for the sake of “the drama” if you ask me.
One of the greatest movie endings I have ever seen
Great movie…so very well done across the board..acting,writing,historical accuracy..🫡👍
The Frontier was a brutal,harsh, ugly place…an officer who survived the battles and wars that he did understood what ‘fighting’ was all about…he had no illusions…everyone in that scene died but 3…true combat🫡
Project 2025... "Get off 'Your Land', a few my rich boys want to drill,drill, drill."
One of my favorite movies. I'm trying to find out what song that one lady is singing by the train tracks where a lot of people were killed it sounds like there's a power in my soul.
Well,... it ended a couple seconds too short lol. Wanted to enjoy watching the old dude eat steel.
All in all, some pretty good shots there.
Bad aim really..
lol you know people miss all the fucking time right?
@@JPeeee
...How are you going to show this Brilliant Scene and cut it in the best part when he turns around like the symbolic "Marlboro Man" .....look at it?.... He is also a "savage" & by this point he is out of steam nearly or at least tired of it - however at this point it needs to be done more then ever to whomever is not "fair" with what was "came to be" by this timeframe as it also shows him heading into the 1900's with his hat change at the end... I love how the movie shows both sides and how it worked and also judge for yourself but because one side may have "won" depending how you look at it, does that make them the "pure evil" side? Truthfully ask yourself this and LMK.....
He's not "savage"....He is a HOSTILE.
One of my favorite actors
Full scene with the end included where he finishes him off: ruclips.net/video/BR_5FJO7YbU/видео.html
thanks.
Movie really a gamechanger
Seems kinda dumb to get 3 ppl killed in your party to bury someone who’s already died but I guess the plot needed this?
You're probably under 18 years old if you didn't understand why
hollywood and their infantile make believe world makes fools of us all--i was really bothered when i found out santa claus was fake
"something tells me you ain't got the nerve to fire that, woman." has to be one of the all time famous last words of Famous Last Words!
No way anyone is hitting anyone firing one handed all noodle armed like that 😂
"No writing on no paper" tells him what he can do on his land.
So I guess the deed he has means nothing?
Imagine some randos on your property burying their friend and they shoot you when you ask them to fuck off.
Imagine not paying attention to an executive order from your President and trying to murder officers of your own military. And then dying because of it.
What a stupid reason to die.