a beautiful scene...so sad i was born n raised in missouri.I am not a racist but this man lived,breathed, and died for the cause. Damn the federal government...
of course he knew, he read the news paper and knew bob was there the time Dick was arrested, and he took his guns off which he never had before just so everyone would know he was assassinated and there would be know discrepancies. he was just dissapointed in himself because he told bob that he has never trusted anybody and he finally trusted bob so bought him the revolver, then he murdered him with it
@1biles Ok, I get the fact it was replicated multiple times by Robert and his brother in stage. They wouldn't lie about this, would they? The stage act is very well documented and multiple sources and the movie does the right representation of the facts. But why would he accept being killed in front of his family? Why would he accept being killed at all? That's what I wanted to understand but have a hard time believing that he knew Bob was gonna kill him.
@PadawanRJ I think the director use it a stylistic device to push up the dramatic. So its looks like Jesse accept his own execution. A very impressive, dramatic but sad scene. Robert Ford killed the person he loved the most and this song fits in perfectly...absolutely brillant. In my opinion the real Jesse James would never have done this. Remwember, his wife and his two children where present at this moment. Greetings from germany :o)
@flipper2911 Hello friend, thanks. I too concur this is a beautiful scene, if not my favourite in movie history (also the ending is quite strong as well). So you think Jesse trusted him so much that he would put his gun down and fix a painting? From the various descriptions of his assassination it seems he knew this was gonna happen and did nothing, but like you I wouldn't calmly accept my death the way he did (specially in front of my kids)... this is very intriguing and amazes me still.
who would have expected this from the same director as Chopper? Chopper was awesome, no questions, but this is one of the saddest movies of the last few decades, really unusual and unexpected.
I hear songs off this soundtrack on adverts and on programmes, tis a shame most people will never know they are from one of the beautiful films ever made.
What must be done? What ever the guy robd from the rich and gave to the poor. So he took some lifes he inspired and was a symbol to many poor people as a hero shure a rebel but non the less a hero that acted on his thought a took respect when it wasn't shown. We need more people like that.
@johnplayersstandard the Knights of the Golden Circle stole from the rich, and buried it, they wanted to fund another war against the North. People are still finding buried gold. And yes some people had to die, even though Jesse and Frank shot them in the back. Their true history can be found in book and online.
@johnplayersstandard The film is about the complete opposite you fool, the man wasn't a hero, he wasnt robin hood like he was in the books he was just a man. When Robert Ford gets close to Jesse he realises this and how his devotion to jesse james was all a sham because of these flaws and the horrible things Jesse would do later in his life (killing ed Miller, and almost killing a child). Jesse regretted the bad things he did but he was no hero, he was just a man.
" By his own approximation, Bob assassinated Jesse James over 800 times. He suspected no one in history had ever so often or so publicly recapitulated an act of betrayal."
I loved this movie, and I see it as a sort of movie which you can interpret in many ways and different people can view things in totally different ways, for example people might have though Bob was no coward.
The portrayal of Bob cam across to me as a character which the movie follows yet they are played in such a way to make you dislike them (another example of this is Robert Carlyle's brilliant acting as Hitler, some of the best acting I've seen in a movie might I add). How'd you guys see it?
@ViewtifulRaoul Well , i saw this movie in my point of view. like the ending of Jessie James "Ride"..You know?And it was betrayal..But you can tell that the other brother dident wanna do it. and they actually dident wanna do it. but they did.
Well i think you are right. This movie interpret in many ways of peoples point of view.I think this movie was great and should be more known then it self.
@dawgsboy No its because Jesse James trusted him AND he shot him in the back while he wasnt wearing his guns. Thats why Bob Ford is considered a coward.
He's a coward for not being his own man. There's little substance to him other than imitating Jesse James. You can see that's where he's trying to derive his character from but he's little more than a shadow in comparison.
yes he was a murderer...but he payed for that...and we ?, we are murderer`s too because in 1:58 minuts so many people are dying with hunger, because of war`s, drug`s...we are killing the planet...and what we do? Nothing...are we or not murderer`s? and we will pay ???
As i saw the Film the first Time after a few minutes i liked it after the hole film I LOVED THE STORY THE FILM AND THE MUSIC it was WHOA mostly greatest Film its is amazing!!
Jesse knew he'd die by the sword, just as he had lived. He just didn't know when, but he was certain he'd be killed. I think he secretly chose Bob to do it; that's why he kept him around. I guess that he felt that if he had to be assassinated, better be by someone who loved the legend he had become.
i dont understand, robert didnt had any other option, he would have killed him, but he didnt cuz he thought about his children, and still james was a fucking bastard and a psycho, i feel sorry for bob , not for james
@SlingBlade79 I would spit on your face if i had a chance it calld what it calld for a reason! jesse gave him food money and a roof over his head and he turnd around and shot the man in the back that's a coward if i ever heard of one and your a coward for defending the man!
@johnplayersstandard lol, now how do you think Jesse payed for that food, and house that Bob stayed in you fkn moron..? and defending the man? nah.. just pointing out the fact that if you live a cowards life, you die like a coward, and with out Bob there would be no Jesse. Bob Ford is the reason for the Jesse legend, sorry pal, figured I would tell you that... lol, and by the looks of your avatar if thats you, good luck getting away with spitting in my face nerd.
@SlingBlade79 lol jesse was a legend and even a hero to some way before robert ford shot him he even had storys and book written about him! I don't like talking trash over the internet sorry coward!
@SlingBlade79 A coward doesn't go out and take what he need or wants. Jesse was a legend long before robert had came into his life and shot him in the back like a coward i find it funny that you think you know how historey would unravel into the future becouse you simpley don't. So really arn't telling me much and you lose your head a little to easy on the internet doesn't say much for you. Lol...i'd got more lean meat on my dick then you have in your intire body!
Alright guys, I love this movie and the soundtrack of course. But I have to admit, that I did chuckle (because I am immature) when I heard one of those guy's names was Dick Little. poor guy.
@ChristMelee You are right. I remember that now when he was correcting someone for saying his last name wrong. Still funny and would suck to be named that lol
@DenimZero Idk, honestly I think because Frank had left for Kentucky after JJ refused to turn themselves in and then reading Liddel confessed he realized he was the only one left still fighting for revenge. He wasn't interrested in robbing just to rob like the Fords, or else there was really no reason to stop. I think after 15 yrs he finally felt the fight was over and layed his guns down, figuring there was a good chance Bob would shoot.
this moive took the best view i could think of in the story of jesse james's last few years of life. nothing match it or it's music. it can somehow make you feel compasion for both bob and jesse. this movie has no bad guys. no good guys. just people. i was a little shaken by this film. the messages it brings. it may just be me but this movie needs so much more credit than it is given.
yea this movie deff does deserve more credit..they didnt give it the credit that it deserve at all. it shows u how much the oscars are really not worth a crap.
@vensethh It isn't just you. The first time I watched this movie I was blown away, but it wasn't until I watched it recently that I realized that this movie deserved alot more attention than it was given. The same thing can be said about the film's soundtrack.
i thought that brad pitts acting is not really that good to me i mean he has the same role every movie i mean like he never changes his style i liked his performance in her but i though casey alfleck did so much better i thought he should have won a oscar for this
Brad Pitt does a fair amount of character acting outside blockbuster films. True Romance, Seven, Kalifornia, 12 Monkeys, Inglourious Basterds, Snatch, Interview with the Vampire all display a great range of characters (Though I don't think Kalifornia is very good but his performance is quite admirable in it)
@imoveatparaderest Yeah that's why charlie ford was so guilt ridden he committed suicide over what he knew was a hoax. And Bob Ford would agree to a fake story shooting JJ unarmed, and from behind? I don't think so. If you're gonna fake an event you're gonna make one up to look a little more brave and daring and worthy of reward, as opposed to a backshooting coward.
In real life Jesse wasn't murdered. He faked his death with the help of some cousin's and some gang members. He lived a happy quiet life until the twenties, when he died of old age. If you don't believe me, research it, the evidence is pretty convincing.
@imoveatparaderest I saw that docu. on the history channel, they could not get any DNA samples off the bones, and they didnt even know if the bones was Jesse's because of all the grave robbers, but evidence of Thomas Howard attending X-Confederate gatherings up untill the 20's is proven from ledgers historians have found.
@imoveatparaderest There is also a substantial amount of evidence that proves otherwise; In the end it comes down to what you want to believe, either way, proven or myth, there will always be some who cant help but to entertain the thought that he died an old man. Besides, folk legends are good fun!
@madmax6688 Absolutely. Zero attention from any of the mainstream outlets. The damn soundtrack wasn't even nominated on the major awards if I'm not mistaken, and it's without a doubt one of the best of all time.
@StarshipKoyote could not agree more. i kinda like it though. the fact that there is a gem that is undiscovered that only the few who look for it can find it. you know what i mean?
@madmax6688 That's a great point. There are a lot of great films that get major play. This one's for the people that truly appreciated it. I followed its production for 2 years, and it didn't come out in theaters within 3 states of where I live. I had to wait for the blu ray to even watch it, but when I got it, it was that much better.
@StarshipKoyote 3 states? that is crazy. i just enjoy when someone asks me what my favorite movie is and i tell the TAOJJ, they ask what it is. i just like having something great to show someone. hah
Can anyone tell me the significance of him staring at his daughter's boot? When I watched it I felt the scene was trying to convey something that I just didn't pick up on.
@GracefulAssassin9 In some way, he now he's gonna die, because of what he says before, and if you noticed, all the movie long he never put away his gun, but in that moment he do like someone who is going to die, like a samurai that look the world for the last time before he kill himself. It's too beautiful. I love this movie. Hope you understand my answer!
@STAREDEF I understand your answer, but I don't think it really answers my question lol.
I know that he's given up at that point. As Ford pointed out toward the beginning, Jesse would never be caught without his guns, so to take them off would leave him intentionally vulnerable.
And I'm guessing he was musing over this while he was staring at his daughter's boot. My question was whether the boot held any significance, or maybe I'm just looking too far into it.
Jesse James: Seems I hardly recognize myself when I'm greased. I'm becoming a problem to myself. I go on journey's out of my body, look at my red hands and my mean face. I wonder about that man that's gone so wrong.
By his own approximation, Bob assassinated Jesse James over 800 times. He suspected no one in history had ever so often or so publicly recapitulated an act of betrayal.
it just shows how brave Jesse James was, even though he knew he was going to get killed, he still looked in the face of his killer Robert Ford through the reflection. Jesse James knew if he faced Robert Ford, he would have chickened out.
@MrTumN3s They were cowards and were young. That is part of the point of the movie. Like a lot of famous people of the old west he never went out with guns blazing like in the movies and instead died a meaningless death by somebody who didn't even do it face to face.
That is why after he dies the movie follows them further into adulthood when they were more grown up and had regretted even doing it in the first place.
God, Nick Cave and Warren Ellis are brillant musicians. Every time I hear this song, I get so emotional, with all the feelings of shame and regret and the loss of innocence that it evokes...
This is an impressive piece that captures the sadness yet also the rush going through Robert Ford when he about to kill Jesse James when the music gets louder then it slowly decreases into nothing when the deadly deed had been commited
The thing that people seem to be overlooking is that the whole Yogi Bear parody probably turned on a whole lot of people to this movie, I'm sure the soundtrack has been getting a lot of sales over at Amazon too...
I did come here because of the Yogi Bear Parody, but if I hadn't, I wouldn't have found such a extraordinary lookin movie that I plan to watch as soon as possible.
i hate that yankee nation.....
bobonmynob247 3 days ago
a beautiful scene...so sad i was born n raised in missouri.I am not a racist but this man lived,breathed, and died for the cause. Damn the federal government...
bobonmynob247 3 days ago
This is quite possibly the saddest composition i have ever fucking heard. Nick Cave and Warren Ellis should defiantly do more scores.
McDoodle88 1 week ago
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heh heh you said score... "shut up beavis"
slim0128 1 week ago
I feel bad for 'Robert Ford' in the end.....he ' expected applause'....but never got any. People didn't pay 25c to see his body..
dhruvb38 1 week ago
This motion picture will change you're life.
booster330 2 weeks ago
of course he knew, he read the news paper and knew bob was there the time Dick was arrested, and he took his guns off which he never had before just so everyone would know he was assassinated and there would be know discrepancies. he was just dissapointed in himself because he told bob that he has never trusted anybody and he finally trusted bob so bought him the revolver, then he murdered him with it
1biles 3 weeks ago
@1biles Ok, I get the fact it was replicated multiple times by Robert and his brother in stage. They wouldn't lie about this, would they? The stage act is very well documented and multiple sources and the movie does the right representation of the facts. But why would he accept being killed in front of his family? Why would he accept being killed at all? That's what I wanted to understand but have a hard time believing that he knew Bob was gonna kill him.
PadawanRJ 6 days ago
The movie was awsome and this melodie remebers me on Red Dead Redemption
SouLxFuriouZz 3 weeks ago
I don't get it... Did he know that Robert was going to kill him? Or not? Anyone knows the answer to this?
PadawanRJ 4 weeks ago
@PadawanRJ I think the director use it a stylistic device to push up the dramatic. So its looks like Jesse accept his own execution. A very impressive, dramatic but sad scene. Robert Ford killed the person he loved the most and this song fits in perfectly...absolutely brillant. In my opinion the real Jesse James would never have done this. Remwember, his wife and his two children where present at this moment. Greetings from germany :o)
flipper2911 1 week ago
@flipper2911 Hello friend, thanks. I too concur this is a beautiful scene, if not my favourite in movie history (also the ending is quite strong as well). So you think Jesse trusted him so much that he would put his gun down and fix a painting? From the various descriptions of his assassination it seems he knew this was gonna happen and did nothing, but like you I wouldn't calmly accept my death the way he did (specially in front of my kids)... this is very intriguing and amazes me still.
PadawanRJ 6 days ago
My one and only complaint about this movie: the title is too long.
tailuigi 1 month ago
@tailuigi i absolutely love the title. its pretty damn unique
BoneDog1215 3 weeks ago
The scene when Jesse dies combined with this piece is making you feel every second of it, it is powerfull :)
1965muaddib 1 month ago
who would have expected this from the same director as Chopper? Chopper was awesome, no questions, but this is one of the saddest movies of the last few decades, really unusual and unexpected.
ravenouscolonelhart 1 month ago
Hans Zimmer is overrated. THIS is a proper film score.
mrRMN28 1 month ago 5
@mrRMN28 zimmer is not overrated. this however is still a masterpiece.
bahir12345 1 month ago in playlist More videos from btopsmoviechannel
Wow.. Just wow..
RazluhHD 1 month ago
Beautiful
MissConverse17 1 month ago
@MissConverse17 I was going to say that
shitzkies 1 month ago
Si puo' ascoltare un brano di musica come questo e raggiungere l'illuminazione
As I Listened to this I achieved enlightment
BorisLorz 1 month ago
I hear songs off this soundtrack on adverts and on programmes, tis a shame most people will never know they are from one of the beautiful films ever made.
MrBradders87 2 months ago
What is the song??? HELP
TheOxideClan 2 months ago
@TheOxideClan "WHAT MUST BE DONE" by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis :)
LordOfTheThing 2 months ago
@TheOxideClan The song is the title of the video.... 0_O
SleepyDisso 2 months ago
I want a MIDI of this so badly!
MistaDubstep 2 months ago
robert ford didn't kill jesse...he lived to be a 103 i've heard storys
johnplayersstandard 3 months ago
What must be done? What ever the guy robd from the rich and gave to the poor. So he took some lifes he inspired and was a symbol to many poor people as a hero shure a rebel but non the less a hero that acted on his thought a took respect when it wasn't shown. We need more people like that.
johnplayersstandard 3 months ago
@johnplayersstandard the Knights of the Golden Circle stole from the rich, and buried it, they wanted to fund another war against the North. People are still finding buried gold. And yes some people had to die, even though Jesse and Frank shot them in the back. Their true history can be found in book and online.
SlingBlade79 2 months ago in playlist jesse james
@johnplayersstandard The film is about the complete opposite you fool, the man wasn't a hero, he wasnt robin hood like he was in the books he was just a man. When Robert Ford gets close to Jesse he realises this and how his devotion to jesse james was all a sham because of these flaws and the horrible things Jesse would do later in his life (killing ed Miller, and almost killing a child). Jesse regretted the bad things he did but he was no hero, he was just a man.
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johnplayersstandard 3 months ago
I just went to my room. Locked the door. And cried.
Whocares563 3 months ago 4
I just went to my room. Locked the door. And cried.
Whocares563 3 months ago
" By his own approximation, Bob assassinated Jesse James over 800 times. He suspected no one in history had ever so often or so publicly recapitulated an act of betrayal."
2beef 3 months ago 33
what a beautiful music, beautiful movie my favorite :X
ELninoKAMAEL 3 months ago
I loved this movie, and I see it as a sort of movie which you can interpret in many ways and different people can view things in totally different ways, for example people might have though Bob was no coward.
The portrayal of Bob cam across to me as a character which the movie follows yet they are played in such a way to make you dislike them (another example of this is Robert Carlyle's brilliant acting as Hitler, some of the best acting I've seen in a movie might I add). How'd you guys see it?
ViewtifulRaoul 3 months ago
@ViewtifulRaoul Well , i saw this movie in my point of view. like the ending of Jessie James "Ride"..You know?And it was betrayal..But you can tell that the other brother dident wanna do it. and they actually dident wanna do it. but they did.
Well i think you are right. This movie interpret in many ways of peoples point of view.I think this movie was great and should be more known then it self.
ImNotRushin 3 months ago
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@dawgsboy Jessie James actually knew they were going to betray him.And you are correct, Bob Ford was considered a Coward.
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ImNotRushin 4 months ago
@code13cz he didn't trust him. He didn't even allow him to take a piss in the middle of the night. I thought this was When Jesse gave up.
Chemowski 4 months ago
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one of the best movie I've ever seen
iHeadmind 4 months ago
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@dawgsboy No its because Jesse James trusted him AND he shot him in the back while he wasnt wearing his guns. Thats why Bob Ford is considered a coward.
code13cz 4 months ago
Still doesn't get why he's a coward.
Chemowski 5 months ago
@Chemowski did you see the movie?
sportzplayer7007 5 months ago
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Quyhm 4 months ago
@Chemowski
He's a coward for not being his own man. There's little substance to him other than imitating Jesse James. You can see that's where he's trying to derive his character from but he's little more than a shadow in comparison.
ArtyomLastLight 4 months ago 4
The movie was something live poetic psychology to the rythem of history. The music, a lesson in divinety.
sonotarockstar 5 months ago
what was the lost shoe suppose to represent in the story...?
SlingBlade79 6 months ago
@SlingBlade79 Unworn shoes in cinema represent an impending death.
btopishere 6 months ago
@btopishere thank you.
SlingBlade79 6 months ago
@btopishere and that is why they showed Charlie's boots by his bed.
SlingBlade79 6 months ago
I love this movie and have most of the soundtrack on my iPod- cut out a couple clunkers.
curbArlecchino 6 months ago
this mélody is in my head everytime that very good sound i like it
mazstyle 7 months ago
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thetimothyjr2155 7 months ago
yes he was a murderer...but he payed for that...and we ?, we are murderer`s too because in 1:58 minuts so many people are dying with hunger, because of war`s, drug`s...we are killing the planet...and what we do? Nothing...are we or not murderer`s? and we will pay ???
MegaGenius55 7 months ago
simply perfect...all movie, all music...this is...PERFECT.
MegaGenius55 7 months ago
EPIC
Maxi9446 7 months ago 4
Dad, he's left me....
schumanhuman 7 months ago
this soundtrack is unbelievable!
gordonldouglas 7 months ago
love it
xxvlasevxx 7 months ago
Don't that picture look dusty
lFunkyMonksl 8 months ago 2
@lFunkyMonksl HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
thewistleboy 7 months ago
cry cry cry......this is sad story about two mans....who's right? Dont know...cry cry..
Shamil5777 8 months ago
The part you people are missing is that jesse was a hero to many poor people!
johnplayersstandard 8 months ago
super films
parigi761 8 months ago
As i saw the Film the first Time after a few minutes i liked it after the hole film I LOVED THE STORY THE FILM AND THE MUSIC it was WHOA mostly greatest Film its is amazing!!
LuziiKater 8 months ago 2
A great song song one of the best in the movie and one great piece by Nick and Warren
huj3t1230 8 months ago
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the best film i've ever seen :'(
Rythmnofmylife 8 months ago
How can he do that?
Maxi9446 8 months ago 12
Thanks, Nick and Warren for this great but sad Masterpiece !!!
MrRockingRambo 8 months ago 38
I'm crying :'(
DeathMetalNici 9 months ago
i havent seen this movie!but im gonna watch just because of this soundtrack!
zannex08 9 months ago
Beautiful !!
unforgattable1 9 months ago
Jesse James was a murderer. Why was he so glorified? Yet when someone murdered him, people got pissed off.
Medevil9908 9 months ago 3
Jesse knew he'd die by the sword, just as he had lived. He just didn't know when, but he was certain he'd be killed. I think he secretly chose Bob to do it; that's why he kept him around. I guess that he felt that if he had to be assassinated, better be by someone who loved the legend he had become.
Hollowfernes 9 months ago
i dont understand, robert didnt had any other option, he would have killed him, but he didnt cuz he thought about his children, and still james was a fucking bastard and a psycho, i feel sorry for bob , not for james
ArthodeN 9 months ago
My favorite part of the entire movie was when Jesse's head hit the wall like an asteroid. Guess the "true" coward had it coming..
SlingBlade79 9 months ago
0:55 the act of a coward!
johnplayersstandard 9 months ago
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SlingBlade79 9 months ago
@SlingBlade79 Lol it's easy to say things over the internet slingblade79!
johnplayersstandard 9 months ago
@SlingBlade79 I would spit on your face if i had a chance it calld what it calld for a reason! jesse gave him food money and a roof over his head and he turnd around and shot the man in the back that's a coward if i ever heard of one and your a coward for defending the man!
johnplayersstandard 9 months ago
@johnplayersstandard lol, now how do you think Jesse payed for that food, and house that Bob stayed in you fkn moron..? and defending the man? nah.. just pointing out the fact that if you live a cowards life, you die like a coward, and with out Bob there would be no Jesse. Bob Ford is the reason for the Jesse legend, sorry pal, figured I would tell you that... lol, and by the looks of your avatar if thats you, good luck getting away with spitting in my face nerd.
SlingBlade79 9 months ago
@SlingBlade79 Stop talking trash and buy a ticket
johnplayersstandard 9 months ago
@SlingBlade79 lol jesse was a legend and even a hero to some way before robert ford shot him he even had storys and book written about him! I don't like talking trash over the internet sorry coward!
johnplayersstandard 9 months ago
@SlingBlade79 A coward doesn't go out and take what he need or wants. Jesse was a legend long before robert had came into his life and shot him in the back like a coward i find it funny that you think you know how historey would unravel into the future becouse you simpley don't. So really arn't telling me much and you lose your head a little to easy on the internet doesn't say much for you. Lol...i'd got more lean meat on my dick then you have in your intire body!
johnplayersstandard 9 months ago
@johnplayersstandard lol, lets both of us just shut the hell up and listen to this piece of music.
SlingBlade79 9 months ago
@SlingBlade79 Haha...now that i can do!
johnplayersstandard 9 months ago
Robert ford! What a coward!
johnplayersstandard 9 months ago
Amazing! It reminds me of the title track from Béla Tarr's Werckmeister Harmonies. watch?v=tRl3VQQ0GUA
meister334 10 months ago
The best role of brad pitt .
toto13821 10 months ago
this piano rythm remember me another similar song.. but i can't remember the name :S anyone please help!
jakoinuyasha 10 months ago
@jakoinuyasha i think youre referring to the song "she bangs" by ricky martin.
8923901 10 months ago
@892390 are you kidding me?
jakoinuyasha 10 months ago
@jakoinuyasha Of Porcelain Vs Garbage - Shut Your Signal
vaughnscheunemann 10 months ago
@vaughnscheunemann thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks men!!!!!!!!
jakoinuyasha 10 months ago
@jakoinuyasha NP
vaughnscheunemann 10 months ago
I was so impressed with Brad Pitt in this film, just so impressed.
sunnydale22 10 months ago
Alright guys, I love this movie and the soundtrack of course. But I have to admit, that I did chuckle (because I am immature) when I heard one of those guy's names was Dick Little. poor guy.
TheKipKadillac 10 months ago
@TheKipKadillac its Liddel he spells it with two D's. funny either way.
ChristMelee 10 months ago
@ChristMelee You are right. I remember that now when he was correcting someone for saying his last name wrong. Still funny and would suck to be named that lol
TheKipKadillac 10 months ago
Why do all your videos have pops like a busted old record? Ruining some really beautiful music.
WhitneyDafoe 10 months ago
every time i play this soundtrack, i listen to the first song and i think "oh yes, this one is my favorite."
...but then i listen to the next song, and the next..and i always say the same thing about EVERY song.
Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, i don't know what you've done to me.......but i love you for it.
lmickayel 10 months ago 117
@lmickayel brad done well, thoght he was just a pure gimp till this & 7
rip jesse
shotgunshawzy 7 months ago
@lmickayel - indeed
oblak989 7 months ago
@DenimZero Idk, honestly I think because Frank had left for Kentucky after JJ refused to turn themselves in and then reading Liddel confessed he realized he was the only one left still fighting for revenge. He wasn't interrested in robbing just to rob like the Fords, or else there was really no reason to stop. I think after 15 yrs he finally felt the fight was over and layed his guns down, figuring there was a good chance Bob would shoot.
sevinzou 11 months ago
this moive took the best view i could think of in the story of jesse james's last few years of life. nothing match it or it's music. it can somehow make you feel compasion for both bob and jesse. this movie has no bad guys. no good guys. just people. i was a little shaken by this film. the messages it brings. it may just be me but this movie needs so much more credit than it is given.
vensethh 11 months ago 62
yea this movie deff does deserve more credit..they didnt give it the credit that it deserve at all. it shows u how much the oscars are really not worth a crap.
aressephcloud 10 months ago
i love this soundtrack by james
Foxdie117 9 months ago
@vensethh It isn't just you. The first time I watched this movie I was blown away, but it wasn't until I watched it recently that I realized that this movie deserved alot more attention than it was given. The same thing can be said about the film's soundtrack.
yankeegmen90 7 months ago
I dont think robert ford is much of a coward, he was gonna get killed by jesse, anyone would do the same. although its sad that he dies :(
bronson621 11 months ago
ROBERT FORD IS A COWARD!!
Doofwienix 11 months ago
Best song on the album for me
JoelCRaj 11 months ago
ANOTHER HUGE EARTHQUAKE........GOD, I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE WORLD TO END.........WE ALL DESERVE IT.
Icumin15seconds 11 months ago
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JimmyMcCbob 11 months ago
@Icumin15seconds So true!!
enigmaeg 11 months ago
The 5 people that disliked this should go look at a dusty picture.... this is amazing
c0mpal 1 year ago 5
i thought that brad pitts acting is not really that good to me i mean he has the same role every movie i mean like he never changes his style i liked his performance in her but i though casey alfleck did so much better i thought he should have won a oscar for this
hoover321f 1 year ago
@hoover321f
Brad Pitt does a fair amount of character acting outside blockbuster films. True Romance, Seven, Kalifornia, 12 Monkeys, Inglourious Basterds, Snatch, Interview with the Vampire all display a great range of characters (Though I don't think Kalifornia is very good but his performance is quite admirable in it)
thetramp123 11 months ago
@imoveatparaderest Yeah that's why charlie ford was so guilt ridden he committed suicide over what he knew was a hoax. And Bob Ford would agree to a fake story shooting JJ unarmed, and from behind? I don't think so. If you're gonna fake an event you're gonna make one up to look a little more brave and daring and worthy of reward, as opposed to a backshooting coward.
jcdixon97 1 year ago
In real life Jesse wasn't murdered. He faked his death with the help of some cousin's and some gang members. He lived a happy quiet life until the twenties, when he died of old age. If you don't believe me, research it, the evidence is pretty convincing.
imoveatparaderest 1 year ago
@imoveatparaderest I saw that docu. on the history channel, they could not get any DNA samples off the bones, and they didnt even know if the bones was Jesse's because of all the grave robbers, but evidence of Thomas Howard attending X-Confederate gatherings up untill the 20's is proven from ledgers historians have found.
SlingBlade79 1 year ago
@imoveatparaderest There is also a substantial amount of evidence that proves otherwise; In the end it comes down to what you want to believe, either way, proven or myth, there will always be some who cant help but to entertain the thought that he died an old man. Besides, folk legends are good fun!
smilesmilesmilehead 1 year ago
this is just beautiful plus this is the most amazing movie i've seen simply mesmerising
MissElleIver 1 year ago 2
most underrated and under appreciated film that i can think of
madmax6688 1 year ago
@madmax6688 Absolutely. Zero attention from any of the mainstream outlets. The damn soundtrack wasn't even nominated on the major awards if I'm not mistaken, and it's without a doubt one of the best of all time.
StarshipKoyote 1 year ago
@StarshipKoyote could not agree more. i kinda like it though. the fact that there is a gem that is undiscovered that only the few who look for it can find it. you know what i mean?
madmax6688 1 year ago
@madmax6688 That's a great point. There are a lot of great films that get major play. This one's for the people that truly appreciated it. I followed its production for 2 years, and it didn't come out in theaters within 3 states of where I live. I had to wait for the blu ray to even watch it, but when I got it, it was that much better.
StarshipKoyote 1 year ago
@StarshipKoyote 3 states? that is crazy. i just enjoy when someone asks me what my favorite movie is and i tell the TAOJJ, they ask what it is. i just like having something great to show someone. hah
madmax6688 1 year ago 2
SOmeone needs to dust that damn picture.
LORDEZE7 1 year ago 3
Jesse James: You ever count the stars? I can't ever get the same number, they keep changin' on me.
Ed Miller: I don't even know what a star is, exactly...
Jesse James: Well, your body knows, it's your mind that forgot.
nielss4 1 year ago 4
This song embodies and personifies the term "the end"
DominoMoon 1 year ago 4
I almost feel like crying with this song...
westerndrummer5 1 year ago 3
Amazing
luma62183 1 year ago
One of the best soundtrack i've ever heard, and one of the best movie i've ever seen
STAREDEF 1 year ago
Can anyone tell me the significance of him staring at his daughter's boot? When I watched it I felt the scene was trying to convey something that I just didn't pick up on.
GracefulAssassin9 1 year ago
@GracefulAssassin9 In some way, he now he's gonna die, because of what he says before, and if you noticed, all the movie long he never put away his gun, but in that moment he do like someone who is going to die, like a samurai that look the world for the last time before he kill himself. It's too beautiful. I love this movie. Hope you understand my answer!
STAREDEF 1 year ago
@STAREDEF I understand your answer, but I don't think it really answers my question lol.
I know that he's given up at that point. As Ford pointed out toward the beginning, Jesse would never be caught without his guns, so to take them off would leave him intentionally vulnerable.
And I'm guessing he was musing over this while he was staring at his daughter's boot. My question was whether the boot held any significance, or maybe I'm just looking too far into it.
GracefulAssassin9 1 year ago
as if creation was slightly more than he could accept
Alldayeveryday404 1 year ago 4
Jesse James: Seems I hardly recognize myself when I'm greased. I'm becoming a problem to myself. I go on journey's out of my body, look at my red hands and my mean face. I wonder about that man that's gone so wrong.
samsam9896 1 year ago 6
An incredible piece of composition.
gmtbrs 1 year ago
By his own approximation, Bob assassinated Jesse James over 800 times. He suspected no one in history had ever so often or so publicly recapitulated an act of betrayal.
Kloxxors 1 year ago 4
it just shows how brave Jesse James was, even though he knew he was going to get killed, he still looked in the face of his killer Robert Ford through the reflection. Jesse James knew if he faced Robert Ford, he would have chickened out.
knafaint 1 year ago 3
lolwhut jailbait
frido15 1 year ago
someone explain to me why after he killed Jesse, ford tells the wife that he didn't do it, when quite blatantly he did.
MrTumN3s 1 year ago
@MrTumN3s They were cowards and were young. That is part of the point of the movie. Like a lot of famous people of the old west he never went out with guns blazing like in the movies and instead died a meaningless death by somebody who didn't even do it face to face.
That is why after he dies the movie follows them further into adulthood when they were more grown up and had regretted even doing it in the first place.
HateFatSlobs 1 year ago
@MrTumN3s Heat of the moment. He wanted to cover up his shame,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,as soon as possible.
NightPipes420 1 year ago
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@MrTumN3s because he was a coward...
knafaint 1 year ago
This should have been at the ending of red dead redemption.
nowwhat87 1 year ago
"Do you know what I expected? Applause."
Needham90 1 year ago
Guess I'll take my guns off. *sad last look outside*
AHafan1 1 year ago 2
is there a "LOVE" button?
SuperTKoN 1 year ago 4
God, Nick Cave and Warren Ellis are brillant musicians. Every time I hear this song, I get so emotional, with all the feelings of shame and regret and the loss of innocence that it evokes...
DieCupcake 1 year ago 5
"I truly believe I'm destined for great things"
TheSwagManifesto 1 year ago 4
BACK SHUTER . YOU SHUDE HAVE TRIDE ME. YOU BASTERD. BOB FORD
MrStranger401 1 year ago
i swear to god i didn't do it
ulvyRasheeeeed 1 year ago 4
Love it! So poetic!
maxablitzer 1 year ago 4
This is an impressive piece that captures the sadness yet also the rush going through Robert Ford when he about to kill Jesse James when the music gets louder then it slowly decreases into nothing when the deadly deed had been commited
PkKirby876 1 year ago 2
Yogiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!
ha0seq 1 year ago
Lovely music.
XY390siriusly 1 year ago
The thing that people seem to be overlooking is that the whole Yogi Bear parody probably turned on a whole lot of people to this movie, I'm sure the soundtrack has been getting a lot of sales over at Amazon too...
tekwar2001 1 year ago
i actual came because of yogi
omgsama 1 year ago 5
@omgsama me too hahahahahahaha
jakesmith158 1 year ago
I LOVE this song--should have had more music awards for this
loveanimalsforever 1 year ago
WOW
encencat 1 year ago
I did come here because of the Yogi Bear Parody, but if I hadn't, I wouldn't have found such a extraordinary lookin movie that I plan to watch as soon as possible.
VIIproductions 1 year ago 2
@VIIproductions watched it great movie lol i just finished it and it was because of the parody that i watched this
networksony 1 year ago
yogi sent me
m8eighty6 1 year ago 7
Don't that picture look dusty...
MisterSin87 1 year ago 173
@MisterSin87 NICE
co0t3r2 1 year ago