McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971) Part 10

[dannybordiga]

Thanks a lot, beautiful movie

[YoungGrizzly82]

R.I.P. McCabe, at least u took those bastards down with u....

[thepirateboy81]

Yeah, I am different. I discovered this film, when I first learned about loneliness. Now, I understand it so well, I dont watch the film anymore.

[SnakeEyesAndSevens]

@thepirateboy81

Thanks for being the first to respond to my question !

"Lonliness"; certainly a by-product of the film, due to the size and remote mountain location of the town, the cold & snow.

On the other-hand, the town's people are very friendly to each other, not lonely.

I don't think it was the intentions of Altman or Edmund Naughton: (author of the 1959 novel "McCabe"), to help anyone better understand loneliness. Maybe vulnerability; it's a neighbor to loneliness. 

[SnakeEyesAndSevens]

{ TO YOU } Now that you've seen the movie;

are you any different because of it ?

[raitiovainu]

Remarkable portrait of rising capitalism. Tanks for posting.

[chachidog10]

Im asssuming McCabe died??? Good Movie!!

[hangingrock57]

@chachidog10 Between the loss of blood from his bullet to the gut and certainly exposure to cold.....yes.

[SnakeEyesAndSevens]

@hangingrock57

McCabe was not only shot in the gut, by the kid, but also shot in the back, by Butler.

In the old days, a bullet to the stomach was an almost certain death, but not an absolute. All things considered about McCabe; he would have survived if it wasn't for the difficult-to-walk-in deep snow which hampered his return to town.

And yet, as chachidog10 closly observed in the last scene, McCabe appears to be moving & alive; is it the wind or one of many of Altmans metaphors ?

[TheIntruders]

Fake snow fall added in post.

[frostedmucus]

thanks. fantastic flick.

[TheIntruders]

@frostedmucus

Thanks Robert Altman when you die and see him in heaven.

[mmedefarge]

Thanks for the upload; I'd always wanted to see this.