The men of Numenor lived very long lives.

its that elf blood

well he's numenorean so....

He was Satan before Aragorn.

@@jonbarndt4848 THE PROPHECYYYYYY

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I'm sorry but I love Vigo but I'm tired of Hollywood portraying my Confederacy heritage as the villains. It was the Northern invaders that were the villains. The South lives Forever

@@bcconvoy9 I don't have a stake in that game. But I will say that it's usually the winners who get to write history.

The villains were the RICH confeserates. The poor soldiers were dirt poor share croppers who either enlisted for a salary and meal or were duped into "patriotism" for the south. Wrong side of history either way but you DO have a point to be made about perspective from southerner to southerner in the period ​@bcconvoy9

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Yeah right.....except for lord of the rings😂😂😂😂 those movies were gay

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I literally trust every movie he's in to be good.

And then he's the writer and director for this one :D

Move was ok. But I wouldn't go so far as to call it legendary.

That's a great movie

Exactly lol​@@TheBerylknight

Don't forget that there was a young Viggo in "Young Guns 2: Blaze of Glory" in the early 90's

@@davidbuswa9425 You know, I never realized that until now - but you're right, he played the smarmy government guy in Young Guns 2.. He also plays in another early 90's film that's under appreciated called Boiling Point. It's worth watching.

The problem with Hollywood giving him an Oscar is they are ultra liberal, Viggo is conservative so he will never get one.

SO much more than that HAM over-actor Daniel Day Lewis who stole Viggo's Oscar that year.

I read that book by Cormac McCarthy. Good stuff

The Road feels vastly underrated

​@@michaelgadeke5712read it too, agreed

@@JordanGibbish-eu1zeit’s an unappealing story.

The Road was bleak.

Same here

The Civil War wasn't about slavery, though.

Yes- it absolutely was about slavery. Slavery was infused into every aspect of the confederacy, unequivocally documented in everything from secession statements to the writings of Davis, Lee snd others. Only apologists for the traitorous shoe scrapings that were the CSA would try that tired old lie!

Too bad the story sucks ass.

@@JakeBor It was about several things, including slavery.

Get an adblock installed like every other normal person does instead of complaining.

????? I never have that issue. Maybe is because I am on Premium. I never see commercial content. LOL

It's called Premium and it costs less than Netflix!

He says while commenting on a commercial for a movie. The irony.

I was just going to comment on the movie Witness! You beat me to it!

Witness is a masterpiece

Couldn't agree more. Also, did you watch Hidalgo? A few great ones to check out; 3:10 To Yuma(the newer one), Open range(phenomenal), Bone tomahawk, Seraphim falls, The proposition, True grit, Hostiles ...

@@4Everlast IMO the best "western" to come out in last 10 years was Old Henry. I hadn't heard who Henry was and had a brain fart going into the movie so didn't even catch on till half way through who he was. Although it was fiction it was fukin such a cool movie. Appaloosa was pretty good also but didn't care for the girl between them narrative. All time though still Young Guns 1 and Tombstone. Another sneaky good one was Purgatory.

@@Flexb123 Old Henry? Really? The cast looks perfect for a western, but looks like just another revenge story. I'll have to check it out. Young guns, the 1st two are incredibly easy and fun too watch, I see there's a third one, haven't seen it yet. Tombstone's a classic. Saw Purgatory a few times, cool spin on the western genre indeed. I vouch for those I named, good stuff all around. Silverado is fun from what I remember, and Cusack had a great small drama western, really good, he has his two horses snatched away from him, can't find the name of it, really solid.

@@4Everlast Loved those movies except 3:10 newest version. The relationship between the two main characters did not seem real and the violence was over the top. Glenn Ford owns that role. He was perfect in the original movie.

@@vincentfisher1603 Really? The performances, the casting, script, the movie, it was all firing on all cylinders. Relationship? They were building the old school tough guy respect for one another through the film. Violence over the top? Compared to what? It's a more realistic film, not that typical Hollywood BS without a drop of blood after a 1000 people get shot(Dunkirk comes to mind). Haven't seen the original, but you can't miss with Bale and Crow. Phenomenal performers.

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I think that's the point

sounds like you want the beginning, middle and ending in a teaser/trailer? if you get that then there is no point in watching the movie....

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@@rosenbergjr10 Yes, I assume so. And although many would probably prefer that trailers are always presented in this way, I do think that the movie would do better if it showed more in this case.

@@MicaelNI would disagree. But I understand your point.

Unforgiven is overrated

Hidalgo!

I like that Costner created a whole new movie production complex away from Hollywood to create motion pictures. He built an entire movie studio in Utah.

@@SoFunMe Beautiful country up in Utah. But I sure hope Kevin finishes Yellowstone soon!