It's hard for audiences of today to comprehend that great movies were made in the past. Movies with real stories, and real actors, real visual effects. Not the crap they have now --- super heroes, low talent comedians, F-word innundated dialogue.
river2walk-I think Burt Lancaster might have been able to do OK as Pike but not Mitchum. Although I liked Bob Mitchum, I think taller men do better on screen presence. One of the best performances of Mitchum was in River of No Return. I think he and Monroe sizzled in that movie. Rory Calhoun did too. That's another great one I love. Monroe sang and acted pretty good. She was a little on the flaky side but she pulled it off. I just love westerns!!! Denise9482
@Denise9482 Yeah....I think you're right about Mitchum...and in anycase William Holden had that great world weary look at that stage of his life and he fitted the part perfectly.....You love westerns!!! Join the Posse!!
I really liked this movie. I was impressed with William Holden. I liked the all star cast. L.Q. Jones & Strother Martin were great. All of them did an excellent job! Robert Ryan, Warren Oats, Borgnine, Ben Johnson, I hated it at the end but on the other hand, it made for a hell of a western. Seen it a bunch of times!!! They don't make em like this anymore!!! Denise9482
@Denise9482 Yeah.....William Holden was very good in this western but, believe it or not he was only third choice for the role of Pike Bishop! after Burt Lancaster and Robert Mitchum turned it down. Another interesting piece of information for movie buffs is the final shootout took twelve days to film... and in total Peckinpah used over eighty thousand blank rounds in the making of this great movie....some firepower!
does anyone remember, this movie came out 2 yrs ago or maybe morehis actor's line goes like this "theres oil underneeth we need to get there " something like that i am sure its all got to do with oil does anyone remem?
Marvin, Cleef, Wayne, Borgnine, Mitchum, Cagne, Arness, Lancaster, Bynner, McQueen, Bronson, Fonda, man how I loved watching all of their movies and more.
You've got some great names there hombre....did you know that Mitchum and Lancaster turned down the part of Pike Bishop in the "The Wild Bunch.....it didn't matter because William Holden was great ......The only one of the Wild Bunch still living is Ernest Borgnine, he's now in his mid nineties and still acting. Strother Martin who played one of the pair of scavengers is long dead but his partner, the great character actor, L.Q. Jones is still hale and hearty......God Bless Them All
Indeed. In fact, I have one of Borgnine's most recent pieces of work, "Aces and Eights" where he costarred with Casper Van Dian.
Sadly thought, the glory days of Westerns seems to be long gone. Though some of the glory still thrives in other movies like, Tombstone and Open Range.
That's true, back then it was more about the job then the money, now it's the money over pussie roles like faggot Shia leQueer, Ferrel, Sandler, Murphy..but i give respects to actors like Crowe and DiCaprio who at least have the descensy to take jobs that have more thought into it
Cooper ,Gable,Stewart,Fonda,Cagne,Marvin,Lancaster ,Douglas,Newman ,Mc queen,Wayne ,Pec ,Mitchum, wow All of them were a fucking great unlike nowaday sissies and they made more money???
lee marvin was the one who was supposed to be getting the role of pike bishop but he turned it down for a cool one million dollars to star in paint your wagon with clint eastwood. not a wise choice in my opinion lol
The general public lost interest in decent entertainment that added value to life, had actual story lines and a form of art filled with people who took pride in their work. Now it's all pop culture, idols, trash, blood, horror, greed and mind numbing nonsense.
Yeah!! a great movie...and the only one of the actors still alive is the great Ernest Borgnine who will be 92 on his next birthday!..as a matter of interest Willam Holden was third choice for the role of Pike Bishop...Burt Lancaster was one of the actors who turned it down...I can't remember who the others were!
Thumbs up if you're fed up with ads at the opening...
ronetteloverz 4 days ago
KICK ASS!!!!!!
steelfukksw 10 months ago
if they move, kill 'em
guzicaguzica 11 months ago
I dragged half my work colleagues to see this when it got rereleased but they thanked me afterwards.
Good to see Ernest still going - not such a lazy bastard after all eh?
Markofsatan 1 year ago
CRACKWOOD a real western.
megashuttlecock 1 year ago
This was an A1 class movie that stood out
when there were 100s of westerns showing
because of top actors a top story and a
Director who new his job and don't forget
The excellent music ,something that is
Sadly lacking in today's films.
Its a film you can watch again and again
And it still draws you in.
terrydalley 1 year ago
hey dont leave out warren oates, the whiskey guzzling scene is classic
jacqo817 1 year ago
John wayne turned the part of the drunk, in Blazing saddles saying it would 'affect' his career.
TheTmny876able 1 year ago
It's hard for audiences of today to comprehend that great movies were made in the past. Movies with real stories, and real actors, real visual effects. Not the crap they have now --- super heroes, low talent comedians, F-word innundated dialogue.
BIGKELL9614 1 year ago
Best Classical Music youtube.com/watch?v=2i3Ua1gQLmQ
TheSensationalMusic 1 year ago
river2walk-I think Burt Lancaster might have been able to do OK as Pike but not Mitchum. Although I liked Bob Mitchum, I think taller men do better on screen presence. One of the best performances of Mitchum was in River of No Return. I think he and Monroe sizzled in that movie. Rory Calhoun did too. That's another great one I love. Monroe sang and acted pretty good. She was a little on the flaky side but she pulled it off. I just love westerns!!! Denise9482
Denise9482 1 year ago 2
@Denise9482 Yeah....I think you're right about Mitchum...and in anycase William Holden had that great world weary look at that stage of his life and he fitted the part perfectly.....You love westerns!!! Join the Posse!!
river2walk 1 year ago 2
@Denise9482
something wrong with William Holden?
fekiramic 1 year ago
@Denise9482 Will you marry me?...... ;)
liljgoneman 1 month ago
I really liked this movie. I was impressed with William Holden. I liked the all star cast. L.Q. Jones & Strother Martin were great. All of them did an excellent job! Robert Ryan, Warren Oats, Borgnine, Ben Johnson, I hated it at the end but on the other hand, it made for a hell of a western. Seen it a bunch of times!!! They don't make em like this anymore!!! Denise9482
Denise9482 1 year ago
@Denise9482 Yeah.....William Holden was very good in this western but, believe it or not he was only third choice for the role of Pike Bishop! after Burt Lancaster and Robert Mitchum turned it down. Another interesting piece of information for movie buffs is the final shootout took twelve days to film... and in total Peckinpah used over eighty thousand blank rounds in the making of this great movie....some firepower!
river2walk 1 year ago
The best Sam Peckinpah Western!
The best Sam Peckinpah Thriller is getaway.
Greetings from Germany
R.
INUIT3333 1 year ago
My favorite part begins at 6:30 and goes straight through to the end.
shanghaibenny2 1 year ago
'C'mon you lazy bastard'
Markofsatan 1 year ago
This is called "train montage". One of Jerry Fielding's best!
Ayelela 1 year ago
Jea American Cowboys
xD
MegaPiffPaff 1 year ago
does anyone remember, this movie came out 2 yrs ago or maybe morehis actor's line goes like this "theres oil underneeth we need to get there " something like that i am sure its all got to do with oil does anyone remem?
TelevisionBIG 1 year ago
maybe your talkin bout 'There Will Be Blood' (not a western though) but very good film.
check the trailer. hope helps
TobyNicename 1 year ago
film: 'There Will Be Blood'
TobyNicename 1 year ago
@ all guys ye all right about the old actors
they are true really actors don't forget
slim pickens ,woody stroode,jack palance,rod steiger james coburn
zerarita 1 year ago
2:27 ROCKS!
Jelperman 2 years ago
make sense
deadlyvicar 2 years ago
Ah the glory days of wetserns.
Marvin, Cleef, Wayne, Borgnine, Mitchum, Cagne, Arness, Lancaster, Bynner, McQueen, Bronson, Fonda, man how I loved watching all of their movies and more.
Thanks for the vid man.
samuraiofsamuraiedo 2 years ago 4
You've got some great names there hombre....did you know that Mitchum and Lancaster turned down the part of Pike Bishop in the "The Wild Bunch.....it didn't matter because William Holden was great ......The only one of the Wild Bunch still living is Ernest Borgnine, he's now in his mid nineties and still acting. Strother Martin who played one of the pair of scavengers is long dead but his partner, the great character actor, L.Q. Jones is still hale and hearty......God Bless Them All
river2walk 2 years ago 2
@river2walk
Indeed. In fact, I have one of Borgnine's most recent pieces of work, "Aces and Eights" where he costarred with Casper Van Dian.
Sadly thought, the glory days of Westerns seems to be long gone. Though some of the glory still thrives in other movies like, Tombstone and Open Range.
GojyotheFeared 1 year ago
@river2walk - and Bo Hopkins is still alive as well - his character was killed in the first shoot-out...
TexasGun1911 11 months ago
@samuraiofsamuraiedo you forgot Eastwood, pardner
interphazor 1 year ago
My Name is Nobody, kool western also
tmarkable 2 years ago
Holden vs Cruise
Ryan vs Clooney
Borgnine vs Standler
Oates vs Ferrell
Men vs Boys
BIGKELL9614 2 years ago 7
That's true, back then it was more about the job then the money, now it's the money over pussie roles like faggot Shia leQueer, Ferrel, Sandler, Murphy..but i give respects to actors like Crowe and DiCaprio who at least have the descensy to take jobs that have more thought into it
jmcossio87 2 years ago 3
The Wild Bunch was, arguably, the single best western I've ever seen.
Bornine, Holden, Oats, They were true actors, escaping inside their characters perfectly.
26R02GM45 2 years ago 3
Holden ,Borgnine
Cooper ,Gable,Stewart,Fonda,Cagne,Marvin,Lancaster ,Douglas,Newman ,Mc queen,Wayne ,Pec ,Mitchum, wow All of them were a fucking great unlike nowaday sissies and they made more money???
trrinita 2 years ago 5
actors today are punks--these actors marvin, holden,borgnine, --presented macho--there is no one today who can compare
melollylolly 2 years ago 5
"Come on you lazy batards!"
The best western evah
chopperpilot5 2 years ago 4
Thanks for the music. I missed it a lot.
shanghaibenny2 2 years ago
Your welcome shanghaibenny2
river2walk 2 years ago
lee marvin was the one who was supposed to be getting the role of pike bishop but he turned it down for a cool one million dollars to star in paint your wagon with clint eastwood. not a wise choice in my opinion lol
coolerking81 2 years ago 2
I think william holden is just as bad ass in this role as lee marvin is in other movies.
fekiramic 2 years ago 4
Surely Marvin also felt that the period and costumes were too like "The Professionals" and didn't want to get caught in a rut.
henson001 2 years ago
The general public lost interest in decent entertainment that added value to life, had actual story lines and a form of art filled with people who took pride in their work. Now it's all pop culture, idols, trash, blood, horror, greed and mind numbing nonsense.
I miss the golden era too.
MorganJServices 3 years ago 42
I like the brainless fun but also likes this kind, I gotta pirate some a bit
pervfighter 2 years ago 2
It's hard to have heroes and villians in a society that has no values.
md1960md 2 years ago 21
you got it
jerbear54 2 years ago
Yeah!! a great movie...and the only one of the actors still alive is the great Ernest Borgnine who will be 92 on his next birthday!..as a matter of interest Willam Holden was third choice for the role of Pike Bishop...Burt Lancaster was one of the actors who turned it down...I can't remember who the others were!
river2walk 2 years ago
thank you for stating so clearly what i also feel is wrong with society today
TheRavenMoon 2 years ago