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I see only one tombstone at the end of the movie.
Ned was still a good shot he just didn’t want to kill anyone anymore. I love how realistic this movie is about the weight of killing someone. I never killed anyone but even I know it does something to you wether you want to or not. You might go years or even your whole life before you realize it, but killing someone takes something out of you, does something to you, and even when it’s justified it still does something to you it’s a hell of a thing to kill a man. We can drink and act like it’s nothing and try to just laugh it off but it’s something awful to kill someone even if you gotta do it in some situations.✌️🫡
That’s one of my fav movies of all time love the lines and scenes so realistic and wise!
It says at the end of the movie, that him and his had disappeared.
Four great westerns in my opinion are The Outlaw Josey Wales , A Big Hand For The Little Lady , From Noon Till Three and Once Upon A Time In The West
Awesome reaction/ can you please watch a movie called JFK.
"Deserves got nothing to do with it" is such a great line and the entire theme of this film. Delilah didn't deserve to be cut up. Davey didn't deserve to die for what his friend did. Ned didn't deserve to die, he didn't kill anyone. This is such a great "modern" western, and one of my favorite Eastwood films. I love the end with the contrast of him riding off into the dark, stormy night then the beautiful sunset and his wife's grave with the beautiful music. A good woman changed a bad man.
Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman, Gene Hackman… I mean, they don't need a director and they could get the rest of the cast off the street.
I view this movie as a train of people being unforgiven. The cowboy didn't forgive the whore for laughing at his small penis. The whores didn't forgive the cowboy for cutting up the whore. Little Bill didn't forgive English Bob for entering the town armed intent on killing the cowboy. Little Bill didn't forgive Ned for being and assassin and not telling him what he wanted to know. William didn't forgive Ned for killing Ned. William didn't forgive Greely for displaying Ned's body.
I swear YouTube reactors seem more cold blooded than the worst villains I've ever seen in any film 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You totally missed why Ned couldn’t finish shooting the cowboy.
Ned couldn’t go back to the way they used to be. He’d been civilized for too long. He didn’t have it in his heart to kill anymore. Nothing to do with his skill.
Lil' Bill hadn't heard of 'Excessive use of Force' laws.
33:40 For a movie without a complicated plot, some iconic lines perfectly delivered make it a great film.
36:20 Another great line 'Killed everything that walks or crawls, and I'm here to kill you Lil' Bill.'
This story was about people trying to be what they weren't. Will was trying to be a man or peace, but he was a killer. The Kid was trying to be a killer, but he was a scared boy trying to feel big. Bill was trying to be a lawman but he was a bully and a thug.
I’m still confused as to why Gene Hackman beat up and imprisoned Bob.
The best shootout in all Westerns…
Best picture 1993, Eastwood won best director as well!
Great movie
I think Ned left because he just didn’t want anything to do with it anymore. I don’t think he was doubting his skills, just the idea of killing somebody cold blooded like that.
Yeah, hard men are like that. They may or may not be friends, but they all know each other, at least by reputation.
The scene in the jail when he gives him a gun to escape was amazing acting and filmmaking
@35:45 perfect.
Happy thanksgiving. Thanks for the review.
Great stuff, guys.
Loving your content.
English Bob (Richard Harris) was Dumbledore in Harry Potter and also the old emperor Marcus Aurelius in Gladiator
Westerns are the best. The history, the scenery, and a story that has all the ingredients for top notch entertainment. It's almost impossible to find a bad western movie.
Shane
The Searchers
Red River
Jeremiah Johnson
High Noon
Destry Rides Again 1939 …these are some of the very best.
Death rides a pale horse.
Eastwood’s character is purposely a contradiction to the swaggering, macho tough guys in past Westerns. He’s shown to be nothing special when sober, but when drinking he’s a cruel, vicious killer. I’m sure you’ve heard of mean drunks. William Munney became a killer. He doesn’t drink until he finds out that Ned has been killed. Little Bill’s monologue when English Bob is in jail is important too. He talks about speed not necessarily being the difference in a gunfight, but being the most cool headed. It’s what separates these killers from everyone else. Little Bill had that, while all his deputies didn’t. That’s why in the final scene after Little Bill is wounded, you have a drunk William Munney calmly shooting down the deputies who are panicking and can’t hit anything. That fear is also why the deputy at the end can’t fire and he’s allowed to ride out of town.
One of my mom`s favorite movies…Mom was a big Clint Eastwood fan…R.I.P mom…Thank you both for reacting.
"The Outlaw Josey Wales". Some of the best 1-liners of all Clint's westerns.
I'm pretty sure you guys would enjoy two more Clint westerns. I'm talking High Plains Drifter. I'm talking The Good, The Bad And The Ugly.
Great reaction as always. This is one of my favorite movies and my favorite western (even though as others said, it's really an anti-western).
"Behold a pale horse and the man that sat upon him was Death!"
Another excellent Clint Eastwood Western is The Outlaw Josey Wales
Can you guys Do Movie Reaction on 30 Days Hill Harper
This movie won 4 Academy Awards: Best Editing, Best Supporting Actor (Gene Hackman – the sheriff), Best Director (Clint Eastwood) & Best Picture. The only other Western that won Best Picture is Dances With Wolves (1990).
Clint Eastwood was nominated for Best Actor but lost to AL Pacino (Scent of a Woman). The general consensus is that Eastwood would have won for Best Actor and came in 2nd.
Y'all should check out The Outlaw Josey Wells, another Clint Eastwood movie and Jeremiah Johnson with Robert Redford. Both are excellent movies. I really think you'll like them. As always, great reaction.
Best line in the movie…”any man don’t wanna be killed best head on out the back”…..and then everyone immediately stands up and starts walking out the back door 😂😂😂