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It is an amazing film. However, there is NO EVIDENCE that he did or didn’t grab his knife and/or resist with pistols. I’ve been thru this debate many times and there is just as credible evidence to say he resisted as he didn’t. There is one thing for certain. Jim Bowie has historical precedence on his side that if he could, he resisted.

@@voornaam3191 its not the boat name. Boat name is Silver Eagle. It was a hurricane approaching.

@@SailorChic I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Yes, upwind may be called beating.

Is it gybe or jibe (sometimes misspelled as “jive”)? There is no difference between the definitions, just a difference in spelling. It's called a jibe in US English and a gybe in UK English.

Thank you Patrick. I want to make it an enjoyable atmosphere. I have more to follow.

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Really????? Did she ever act again??

@@bowiehamilton9888 my name Brandy her Name Amanda we from delrio Tex and my dad he played extra one of the men that was fighting ...she baby in bed when I little I remember playing while they was filming we had other kids there.. she never did but she can sing she just danced in our home town..

@@bowiehamilton9888 we got meet Mr . Baldwin ...he was young then

Although I do agree at the alamo they ran out of grape shot and used what they had. Nails coins. Anything that would go like a shotgun blast. Even still it would have killed a lot more people

I literally thought the same thing 😅

Agree

Yes. It’s called “Real West, The Battle of The Alamo” It was hosted by Kenny Rogers. It’s an hour long and fantastic. I prefer it much more than the 2 hour 2004 “Remember The Alamo” documentary. You may be able to find the Dvd on Amazon or ebay.

Not much detail there.

@@bowiehamilton9888 And the brass backed Bowie shown is a well known fake in the collecting community.

There is no such thing as a Brass backed Bowie?

@@bowiehamilton9888 That is a fact. Show me a “genuine” antique please.

Supposedly Jesse Robinson’s knife was used at The Battle of Concepcion. It had a brass back virtually identical to the Musso Bowie Knife.

Mexico you mean?

@@LeftBlankIntentionally No I meant it just the way I said it

@@oldcountryboyIt wasn’t Spain they were fighting though lol

@@Mondolfo17 You do know that Spain conquered Mexico They killed most of the people there and took over the country So yeah they were from Spain🤔🤔

@@Mondolfo17 You do know Spain conquered Mexico They killed and gave Smallpox 2 most of the natives And took over the country That is why everybody speaks Spanish in Mexico Well maybe not everybody So yes they were Spanish people originally from Spain😁

Really? I don’t know about all the characters but Sterling Hayden’s hat was accurate. I don’t think hats in the 1830s had the dimples on the crown, which Hayden’s doesn’t have. The hats in Texas Rising were surprisingly wrong. Dimples on most of them.

Actually, these costumes are pretty accurate.

Kinda like saying those who jump in a river to swim will get wet. Could go from either side of the conflict.

Not one thing you said is accurate.

😂 Lol... Yeah, I think one would have to have some kinda psychological imbalance IF they did NOT get THAT from the classic Miss Kitty 🔥 By this latter year/episode era especially. And she still could look pretty darn good with ALL the extra make-up for the part etc. But, she was a stone cold smokeshow in the 1st 10 seasons 🥵 🔥🔥

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Where Kitty leaves again and joins Beverly Gardner at her saloon in another town, run by what? Another crooked "dude" 😎.. But yeah, didn't matters how many times we had seen the same story by this era? THESE actors, and the stories were sooo darned good, it didn't matter...It WAS ,THAT good...😏🤘🔥🤘

James Bowie was a mercenary and criminal from Kentucky. Wanted by Missouri Law for two counts of murder. In fact, everyone who died at the Alamo, were NOT originally from Texas. All of these people were citizens from Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee, from Mississippi, and Carolina. They were all SLAVERS. All of them invaded the territory of Texas that then belonged to Mexico. None of them had the Right to claim Independence, cuz none was originally from Texas. But in addition, they were ALL Criminals wanted by the Law. (David Stern Crockett, or "Davy Crockett", was directly involved in the "Indian Removal Act", which meant a GENOCIDE for the Native Nations of America. Crockett was in charge of "ending" the Cherokee Nation and the other Nations from Tennessee and Mississippi). Therefore, all of them "Alamo Fighters", were PIRATES who had nothing to lose. To understand this act of Piracy committed here, let's look at Ukraine: Russian citizens claimed the territory of Dombass, and Russia recognized its "Independence". In reality this is nothing but ROBBERY to the sovereignty of Ukraine.

James Bowie was not perfect but he was not wanted for murder. If so, perhaps you could give a source.

The Alamo 2004 shows the early morning/still night assault.

It's called "Hollywood license", very little to do with historical facts, the only facts in this Movie was Jim did die, and, the Alamo WAS lost...

@@michaelashcraft8569 somewhat true but not completely. Much of the movie was taken from Walter Lord’s “A Time to Stand”. The death scene of Jim Bowie is taken from secondary accounts or primary if Madame Candelaria is believed. There were at least two accounts of him being given two pistols. We do know that Jim Bowie was very aware of what the Red Flag and then the Deguello horn meant. From the historical precedents of his reactions under life threatening pressure, there is very little doubt he resisted if awake.

@@michaelashcraft8569 You are are correct on all the points you made!

@@bowiehamilton9888 I'd say a last stand makes since, the man had been in knife fights before, that face to face personal combat, if you are willing to engage in it toughens you up.

And totally inaccurate. The best ,and most accurate performance was by Jason Patric in the 2004 film.

Agreed

Who would you say portrayed Bowie well?

Sterling Hayden seemed to naturally walk right into the role.

It’s clear from history what happens when a junta gets enormous amounts of power.

You got that right. Same dates.

No sir.there fighting for freedom in the UKRAINE.IN THE ALAMO THEY WERE FIGHTING FOR THE RIGHT TOO MAINTAIN ENSLAVEMENT OF OTHER PEOPLE'S

@@garyneither5 you gave no evidence for your baseless claim. It’s a fact that Santa Anna mass executed anyone he presumed a threat. That is documented. There is no documentation that Alamo defenders fought for slavery. Don’t just name a defender who owned slaves. That doesn’t make the conflict about slavery. No one that has read the history of the conflict supports your claim.

You in the mirror.

@@bowiehamilton9888 So do you, and the whole world looks into mirrors...point here?

And you would know this HOW?

@@crazyelf3839 From Mexican after action reports, and Mexican newspapers at the time that I translated. Know this: Mr. Bowie was well-known in central Mexico, and in the end they did not like his dealing-wheeling ways.

@@rogerborroel4707 As far as I'm concerned, since there was only 3 survivors, Mrs. Dickerson, her daughter and a black man, of the Alamo, I tend to believe their recounts over the thousands who slaughtered 185 Texicans! As for his wheeling dealing ways, most people of substance did that sort of thing!

Amanda and Jim Arness never dated or were involved in any way.

Yes, I believe that too!! Thank you for your sentiment !🙏🙏

They were just good friends on and off the set of Gunsmoke. 🙋

Thanks Nicole and for the advice. I will.

I agree. Great scene.

This was such a meaningful scene. Total sets up their complicated relationship!