THE WILD BUNCH - Trailer - HQ

Trailer for Sam Peckinpah's film starring William Holden,Ernest Borgnine,Robert Ryan,Edmond O'Brien,Warren Oates,Jaime Sánchez,Ben Johnson,Emilio Fernández,Strother Martin,L.Q. Jones,Albert Dekker,Bo Hopkins,Dub Taylor,Paul Harper,Jorge Russek,Alfonso Arau,Chano Urueta,Elsa Cárdenas,Bill Hart,

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[24kRobot]

Great, great movie. One of my favorite westerns. William Holden gave such a powerful performance. All great actors. I can't recommend this movie enough.

[calvink2005]

what a great movie!

[Jared DiGirolamo]

When it comes to underrated people sam peckinpaugh is one shame too this is a great old west movie i also loved the battle of cable hogue bring me the head of alfredo garcia and pat garrett and billy the kid as well this is a awesome movie not one to be missed

[Robert Hill]

Tarantino has some splaining to do. Just kidding lol.

[beaconmike]

Narrated by William Holden

[WorldWar2Boy]

R.I.P ERNEST BORGNINE!

[videojunkie1981]

Wow. What a buffoonic attempt at trying to sound intelligent and relevant. "the bloodiest of racist wars"? You know absolutely nothing about world history or you are being intellectually dishonest to push forth your agenda. Either way, your comment is utterly moronic. That and stop your politically driven crying. That song is getting REAL old.

BTW, I agree with the last statement in your post. This is one of the greatest Westerns of all times if not films of all time.

[rinocerantum]

"it's just some champagne we ordered'

[pzkphw]

Peckinpah is one of my favorite directors. Such a detail man who was great at weaving a story.

[Keith Griffin]

Although promoting a complete distortion of US history as it neglected to tell how the US stole much of its land from Mexico in a land grab which encompassed states between Texas, California, Nevada all the way to Colorado and Montana in what was the bloodiest of racist wars, the film was still the last great Western film which was one of my all time favourites

[Johnny Collini]

Truly a Peckinpah classic with a terrific cast of Hollywood favorites. Most are gone but a few are still around and Ernie just turned 94. Love ya, man.