Me 2o23

Everyone that has a God given brain!!

2024 now will always enjoy

I do

Top 5 movie ever in my list

That was classic wasn't it

I advise you to turn back, Captain.

I’m from Rhode Island. My cousin lives in Missouri. I send him this al the time! He’ll probably block me!! No he won’t! He loves me. Lol

When the Piano starts getting upset you know it's good

Exactly! I love this scene! And the ferryman singing both songs... Pure comedy!

if not THE best

jep

They don't make them like this anymore. I remember watching this movie with my older brother on VHS in his room downstairs when we were kids late at night. I never thought we would be able to "stream" through my laptop. 😢

Eric Geary Clint's 90th birthday today!🤗🤠🔫🐴🐎🏞️🇺🇸

@@jessesands4099 great! I wish I could have a beer with him. He likes beer

Ya, typical Joe citizen, lol :(

I love America. I love everything about it. America has a history that is worth studying, and thinking about.

@@mirekchance south should of won especially with how the "freed people" have repaid us after dying for their asses

@@mobydick3895 As a Brit, I agree. I saw through the BS taught to me at school and did my own studying of American history: the Founding Fathers, American Civil War, the Constitution, Congress and the Senate, America's entrance onto the world stage as a superpower at the end of WW1 etc. Best country in the world.

I was reading the comments and this one made me spit coffee all over my dashboard😂😂😂

Look away look away look away Dixie land.

I miss my Dad

You have a good dad 👍

Pull, Lemuel, Pull…

Guy Faux Shut up Lige

You only need a converted Sharps rifle to send out an invitation.

Missoura

I'm scotch irish and both sides confederate and union had soldiers a good civil war song to look up is called Kelly's irish brigade

...and so was seeing the guide rope shot clean through, with just one shot! Bye bye, you Red-Legs!!!

William o Connell just died maybe a month ago at 90.

Well . . . you gonna post that comment or whistle Dixie?

And "At best he'll get two or three up front there."

Doesn't matter. They were probably Biden voters. No loss.

The sharps rifle speaks.

“With equal enthusiasm…”

Doin right ain't got no end.

Lefty LeBow

"At best he'll get 2 or 3 down front there" That line always makes me split my gut laughing. Those "men up front" are obviously doing it for the money. Certainly no respect and admiration for their commander.

He didn't really care about his own Men, but just wanted to get Josey Wales. Mr. Yankee Redlegs:A truly heartless character! It was him and his unit, that slaughtered Josey Wale's Wife and Children, and burned Josey's House to the ground. Mr. Redlegs brought his own eventual death sentence upon himself, and didn't even know it, until Josey finally caught up with him!

You know it!

Clint had his own Ford/Wayne type cast of returning actors. Loved it. 👍

I believe it's Sim Carstairs

Actor William O'Connell. He played the barber in _High Plains Drifter_ (not Hang 'Em High). He is 89.

Not ONE of the best Westerns.....The best ever made....

I first saw this movie on an overseas Marine Corps base when I was ten years old. It’s been one of my favorites ever since. The Marines would get the latest movies from the States and show them to the civilians ever Friday night. I got my picture taken with Clint Eastwood when I was about six or seven, I was already a huge fan

@@yyz4761 That is cool.

You saw it in a theater? Wow!

@@tudyk21 You young buck, I saw it at The Catlow Theater in Barrington Illinois with my friend Greg Cavalier. The theater is still there, it has to be a 100 years old with incredible woodwork. It appears the owner might need help keeping it afloat, though. Sad if something happens to it.

My family met him while skiing, he was super cool and agreed to take a picture with me. I was a kid but Clint and John Wayne were larger than life to me, I was starstruck

Willow Lawn was it?

Uuhhaa...

William O’Connell.

An one a' them , ' Black Widdas' . . . .

"Emuel" reminds me of my boss at work.

Yes Clint use a lot of same actors in many of his movies. They all worked good together.

Is William O Connell still alive ?

I doubt anyone has commented but that thing is going to float down the river to the ocean unless they jump off and get on land. I wonder if anybody thinks about this stuff

@@caddyworks3307 not til now, but you're right! Unless it hit a bank or rocks.

Funniest scene in the movie. I still love the Sharps rifle that was used by Clint Eastwood. You can see that's a converted percussion model 1859 or 1863.

I think unforgiven may be his personal favorite.

Both classics and great movie's.

I believe it's "In Dixieland, I'll take my stand to live and die in Dixie." (No offense intended.) Be well and be safe.

I cannot find that book. Do you think they may have changed the title?

Read it too g

After all, fat, stupid and drunk is no way to go through life son.

Jack's Pick Phone i

Charles hahahahahahahaha

Excellent advice. Too bad the arrogant "Captain Red Legs" didn't take it. He paid a heavy price for not doing so. Serves him right.

Play Misty for me.

Bronco Billy

The Bridges of Madison County. Good grief, that was a stinker. But, Clint did innumerable classics. Too many to mention.

Bronco Billy had some good scenes but he wanted a movie to star Sondra Locke in. It wasn't his best. I really didn't like The Gauntlet. Now there was a stinker.@@rodneygilbert5183

Should've had a sequel featuring him. Lol

That's a converted model 1859 or 1863. You can see the difference to the later cartridge models at the close look on the lock. It still has the primer magazine. On these early cartridge models they only changed the hammer, the breechblock and took out the now unnecessary parts of the primer. The models that were used by the US Army at this time used a .54 rimfire cartridge. Later they took the .50/70.

Only a crazy man would have gotten onto that boar. Wales cpuld have shot them all or their horses.