I couldn't find the S&E review of 48 Hrs, so I had to jump forward to Southern Comfort. This is a film I watched many times in the early 90's. I found Walter Hill's Southern Comfort to be surreal and scary, almost like a nightmare but I couldn't take my eyes of it. I'll never forget the creepy feeling when Powers Boothe and Keith Carradine are trapped in the Cajun village, seeing animals being killed and skinned (with that awesome Cajun music), thinking will they get out alive. I could have swore Southern Comfort played on BBC 2's Moviedrome but after some research I found out it didn't (it should have). Seeing Southern Comfort today in HD, the film has lost none of it's power but being more cine-literate it doesn't feel as surreal as when I was a kid. If you have not seen Southern Comfort, it's a scary and exciting film (a horror war film comes to mind) and a must see. A great cast and music too.
I always thought it played during the glorious Moviedrome seasons(in my mind`s eye it was a summer thing), but i may be wrong. But i agree that it`s a bit of an undiscovered gem.........Did Boothe and Carradine get out at the end, because it just finishes on the close-up of what i presume is the National Guard/army truck.
I'm from Louisiana and I love this film. Some cajuns I know weren't crazy about the way they were portrayed but some understood the Vietnam references that S & E bring up. That last sequence in the cajun village is one of the most brilliantly staged, shot, and edited sequences I've seen especially in a film like this. Great job using the HD footage and the commentary.
Yeah, I have been searching for Siskel and Ebert's review of 48hrs for so many years. It was only a few months into their first season of At The Movies and those episodes are rare. If they had stayed at Sneak Previews another year, then we would have had no problem finding their review. As for Southern Comfort, I have seen it three times in my 48 years on this planet. I love Walter Hill and I really wanted to love this film, but for one reason or another, I don't. It's a decent film, but with no great shakes. It's right up there with Johnny Handsome and The Long Riders.
A brilliant movie. Walter Hill's movies have a great edge. I think the hotel shootout in the original 48hrs movie got him into a bit of trouble with the Hollywood Executives. Streets of Fire another great watch but i think Southern Comfort is my favourite. Cheers for posting the video.
@@ariannamarchetti7461 Non ho mai visto questo film, è la prima volta è stata pochi giorni fa che la Rai lo ha trasmesso in TV ,sto leggendo qui e non solo che l'uccisione del sergente Gasper è stata la miglior scena ,il regista ha fatto un gran lavoro !
I love this film ,the Cajuns they were great ! The minute 02-08 my favorite scene ,they were calm and precise the Cajuns pierced Gasper with incredible skill ,really good .
Lo penso anch'io,non ho mai visto questo film , quando avrò voglia,lo guarderò tutte lo volte che voglio,anche le mie sorelle sono rimaste soddisfatte nel vedere questo film bellissimo ,i Cajuns sono stati eccezionali ! A Gasper lo hanno aspettato con freddezza e astuzia lui è caduto nella loro intelligentissima trappola ,gli hanno dato tre bei colpi di fucile e lo hanno steso in acqua ,lo hanno messo a tacere ! Bellissima scena ,la migliore! Bravi Cajuns ♥️,bravo il regista del film ♥️.
@@loredanacacciatore5735 I cacciatori a Gasper lo hanno fatto bello fesso,tre belle cartucce e zitto e quieto e silenzio ! È stato un vero tiro al bersaglio.
@@ariannamarchetti7461 Infatti lo rivisto ieri questo bel film , è stata una goduria quando i Cajuns lo hanno preso ucciso. La più bella scena del film .
@@ariannamarchetti7461 I cajuns gli hanno dato una bella lezione,tre belle cartucce è zitto in acqua,come si dice dalle mie parti del Sud Italia " Hai fatto la fine del maiale" Buona giornata a te vado a cucinare a breve arriveranno le mie figlie dal università,ciao .
I'm italian girl ,I've never seen this movie ,I liked It a lot especially the ending, the Cajuns were calculating ,cold ,I liked how they fooled the sergeant Gasper ,they did It pretty dry ,first arm,leg and chest ,they silenced 🤫😉 It nice and quiet,I really liked ,how Gasper was killed by the fabulous Cajuns♥️.
It wasn't very difficult to fool Sgt. Casper!! He wasn't the sharpest tool in the box! By that time he knew that he was going to die....the only question was when and how was it going to happen. He made a choice to die on his own terms. But, Loredana, it is just so cruel to applaud his death!! Poor man, dying in that icy cold water!! Les Lannom, "Sgt. Casper"
This film is a real good thriller. It has a very exciting Pace to the film. The swamp is so surreal like your in other world. The Cajuns are extremely frightening in this film. This movie is heavily compared to John Boorman's Deliverance by film critics. It has that intensity of suspense to it. Powers Boothe and Keith Carradine are very good together in there performances. The music by Ry Cooder is haunting at times. This is a very well made first rate thriller by Walter Hill.
@@reneedennis2011 The original movie poster for the movie Southern Comfort says above the poster. Not since Deliverance. It also says above the credits of the movie poster The land of hospitality... Unless you don't belong there.
Here It Is !! I read the best scene Is when Gasper It was killed,It was beautiful how they killed Gasper,I don't wanna be bad but I enjoyed It so much ! A kiss from Italy 🇮🇹😘.
I really liked me and my 2 sisters ,how Gasper was killed by the Cajuns ,in fact I enjoyed great ,in this you can see perfectly ,What a beautiful scene , THANKS 🙏 Hello kisses from Italy 🇮🇹😘
My Father was a Captain in the Army in the reserve . He said this would have never happened. They did maneuvers in Bayou . He said they would have asked the Cajuns for a lift and the Cajuns would have given it to them. He fondly remembers sucking on a Crawdad with some locals . He did say that another unit lost a man when they camped out. A coral snake had crawled into his sleeping bag at night and bit him. Yikes !
Speaking of snakes. There were stories of a WW2 POW camp where the MP's were mostly Cajun and conversed with the Germans in french as that a number of the prisoners spoke french along with german. According to one story, POWs who were captured paratroops (fallschrimjaeger) would snag Water Moccasins, decapitate, skin, and even cook the meat. The POWs would make the skins into wallets and belts.
@@olt4919 You mean the ones who were held here . There were some POW camps for Axis prisoners here . I don’t know whether you are pulling my leg or not . Still those Germans were pretty ballsy and a Cottonmouth is one nasty snake . In addition to the venom they make a stinky smell . I wouldn’t eat one . Anyway in Germany there are only 2 venomous snakes , the common European viper and the asp . I wonder is that is what they did in Germany
@@olt4919 You mean the ones who were held here . There were some POW camps for Axis prisoners here . I don’t know whether you are pulling my leg or not . Still those Germans were pretty ballsy and a Cottonmouth is one nasty snake . In addition to the venom they make a stinky smell . I wouldn’t eat one . Anyway in Germany there are only 2 venomous snakes , the common European viper and the asp . I wonder if that is what they did in Germany
@@dagnabbit6187 Can't say for sure on my part, the story was told years back in interviews with different Louisianans (best I remember someone who dabbed in oral history.) I would'nt eat a Cottonmouth either-but fried gator-you bet!
Always been a fan of Peter Coyote - great voice actor/narrator as well . I remember as a kid - recognising one of the trappers - took me a long time to realise it was Brion James who played Leon in Blade Runner - and coincidentally was in the National Guard according to his bio on IMDB.
The main military technical fault with this film is that one can't fire blanks in automatic weapons like the M60 machine gun and M16A1 rifle without either fitting a Blank Firing Adaptor to the end of the rifle barrels, or a blank barrel to the machine gun. Without doing so, one would fire one round, all the gas would go out of the end of the barrel, leaving none to go back into the weapon's recoil system to re-cock the bolt. This would have to be done manually. On military exercises, it is obvious a BFA or blank barrel is fitted: they are normally painted yellow, part of the safety system for training. However, one then couldn't mix blank and live ammo, which they do in the film. Semi- and Fully-automatic film weapons have blank barrels which allow them to look like 'live' weapons, whilst being able to fire blank rounds. That's the problem when one first watches this great lost classic film when one is a serving soldier. 🙄 This film is not just about Vietnam to me: it's pretty much about any case where the army of an-over civilised, mostly urbanised country go into a country of a tribal people, who routinely carry and use weapons, and know how to use the terrain. Unfortunately for us, the British, we had lost all our hard-earned experience of Empire Policing when we returned to our old stamping grounds in the Middle East during the 'War on Terror,' so we lost that one as well. 🙄
@@vladimirjokanovic6462 The UK and North America are geographically isolated, so we can pick and choose which wars we fight: none of them are existential, so losing wars on foreign soil barely affects us as nations.
@@DrTWG The National Guardsmen could have started the patrol with BFAs fitted, then removed them and passed out the live ammunition once they realised they were facing a deadly enemy. The Cajun marksman who killed their Sergeant at the river crossing would have been too far away to have seen that the M60 had a blank barrel with its yellow end plug fitted. So that minor detail wouldn't have affected a great story and a great film that much. 🤔
I saw this movie in Italy 🇮🇹 twice , I'm italian woman and I have to say ,this Is a great film ,I love how the cajuns kills Gasper,In my humble opinion Is stunning ,my fave actor Is Les Lannonm (Gasper) Is handsome man .
@@elenacalabrese7459 Elena, how very sweet you are. I meant to reply to you a day ago, but after writing quite a lengthy note I forgot to hit the return key on my computer! Sorry for that! I don't remember all that I wrote, but I did mention how surprised I was to read comments from Italian women celebrating the fact that Casper was killed!! Poor Sgt. Casper! He was just the victim of his own idealism and lack of training. He was the only one of the squad who felt a sense of responsibility for the welfare of his fellow soldiers and was trying to go "by the book" to insure their safety. Obviously it didn't work out well for him, and he figured that if his death was inevitable he would choose the method of his dying. In the original script Casper killed two of the Cajuns in hand-to-hand combat, only to be killed by a third one. He sacrificed his life to save Simms' and died a hero's death. The script was changed to the form you saw, because my character was coming off as too strong! I'm glad he was your favorite as he was my favorite, too! When I first read the script I felt that Casper was the most interesting of the group and offered the greatest opportunity to study and develop a fully fleshed out character. I still think it was. Though the working conditions of shooting the film were brutal, it was still great fun. If that is your picture, you are a lovely lady, and I wish to say thank you for your flattering comments! Les Lannom
Brilliant film,they seriously under estimated those Cajuns and shouldn’t of shot at them in the first place! I’d love the soundtrack to this film as well..
its funny a lot of people like ebert saw the parallels with this film and vietnam, but the director's intent wasn't even about vietnam he just wanted a weird national guard drill weekend gone wrong type movie. (But I see it's a more universal theme about military conflict over a foreign country) "No, that was just our story. And we were very aware that people were going to see it as a metaphor for Vietnam. The day we had the cast read, before we went into the swamps, I told everybody, “People are going to say this is about Vietnam. They can say whatever they want, but I don’t want to hear another word about it.” Also this reminds me of the time this Ssg told me in South Korea they were firing in a shooting range and one of the round tracers caught some farmer's ginseng farm on fire. He probably wasnt happy about some soldiers doing that
@@jimmypopt.v.3037 If you know about Vietnam, you can make those connections, but the story certainly stands on it’s own. - Reporter "And Vietnam is hardly the oppressive presence today that it was in 1980. The story becomes much more universal." - Hill
It's good, but no. Something I really love about Deliverance is how Burt andvJon's characters switch roles later on in the movie. How Burt's character goes from cocky bravado to basically helpless and Jon's character is forced to become the guy that has to get them through this. Southern Comfort is good, but it doesnt have the character development that Deliverance does.
I thought I was an excellent movie, realistic the fact that people Turn on each other in difficult times. I know there’s symbolism with the Vietnam war but I took it for the Cajuns protecting their home and their right to fight back against any aggressor
I couldn't find the S&E review of 48 Hrs, so I had to jump forward to Southern Comfort. This is a film I watched many times in the early 90's. I found Walter Hill's Southern Comfort to be surreal and scary, almost like a nightmare but I couldn't take my eyes of it. I'll never forget the creepy feeling when Powers Boothe and Keith Carradine are trapped in the Cajun village, seeing animals being killed and skinned (with that awesome Cajun music), thinking will they get out alive. I could have swore Southern Comfort played on BBC 2's Moviedrome but after some research I found out it didn't (it should have). Seeing Southern Comfort today in HD, the film has lost none of it's power but being more cine-literate it doesn't feel as surreal as when I was a kid. If you have not seen Southern Comfort, it's a scary and exciting film (a horror war film comes to mind) and a must see. A great cast and music too.
I always thought it played during the glorious Moviedrome seasons(in my mind`s eye it was a summer thing), but i may be wrong. But i agree that it`s a bit of an undiscovered gem.........Did Boothe and Carradine get out at the end, because it just finishes on the close-up of what i presume is the National Guard/army truck.
@@jimmypopt.v.3037 They really need to bring Moviedrome back. I think the ending is left ambiguous but in my mind they made it out. Cheers
I'm from Louisiana and I love this film. Some cajuns I know weren't crazy about the way they were portrayed but some understood the Vietnam references that S & E bring up. That last sequence in the cajun village is one of the most brilliantly staged, shot, and edited sequences I've seen especially in a film like this. Great job using the HD footage and the commentary.
Yeah, I have been searching for Siskel and Ebert's review of 48hrs for so many years. It was only a few months into their first season of At The Movies and those episodes are rare. If they had stayed at Sneak Previews another year, then we would have had no problem finding their review. As for Southern Comfort, I have seen it three times in my 48 years on this planet. I love Walter Hill and I really wanted to love this film, but for one reason or another, I don't. It's a decent film, but with no great shakes. It's right up there with Johnny Handsome and The Long Riders.
A brilliant movie. Walter Hill's movies have a great edge. I think the hotel shootout in the original 48hrs movie got him into a bit of trouble with the Hollywood Executives. Streets of Fire another great watch but i think Southern Comfort is my favourite. Cheers for posting the video.
I really like this film ! A big hug from Italy .
I love this movie,I've seen Yesterday twice ,I 'm italian woman ,The cajuns they were great !
Two days ago,I saw this film on TV ,I'm italian woman,nice video,very compliments.
A big hug from Italy 🇮🇹👋🇺🇲
A big greeting from Italy 🇮🇹,nice video ❤️
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@@giusydamiano3618 ciao
@@tizianamarano8590 ciao
I LOVED Southern Comfort.
Beautiful film ,I 'm italian ,We have seen Yesterday this movie on TV .
Sicuramente molte persone ieri hanno visto questo film 🥰
Bellissimo film .
3 wonderful shots for the stubborn Gasper 💥💥💥 Two days ago I saw this movie on tv in Italy .
Vero,lo hanno fatto fesso alla grande !
@@ariannamarchetti7461 Non ho mai visto questo film, è la prima volta è stata pochi giorni fa che la Rai lo ha trasmesso in TV ,sto leggendo qui e non solo che l'uccisione del sergente Gasper è stata la miglior scena ,il regista ha fatto un gran lavoro !
@@ariannamarchetti7461 Adoro come i Cajuns lo fanno secco!
Yesterday in Italy there was this Amazing movie ❤️
Ciao 👋
Ciao tutte italiane 🇮🇹👋
Italiane ? Perfetto!
@@mariabacci558 si 🇮🇹👋
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I'm an italian girl , thank you you gave us the opportunity to reviw this beautiful film ,thank you very Much 👏👏👏
You are so good , thank you ❤️ 🇮🇹🇺🇲❤️
I ❤️ Cajuns 🥰
Cajuns ♥️
Gasper was killed without mercy,a target practice 💯 points for the Cajuns 👏 I love Sonny the actor.
There are various beautiful scenes in this movie .
Fortunatelly this Is only a film ,big hug from Italy .
I love this film ,the Cajuns they were great ! The minute 02-08 my favorite scene ,they were calm and precise the Cajuns pierced Gasper with incredible skill ,really good .
Lo penso anch'io,non ho mai visto questo film , quando avrò voglia,lo guarderò tutte lo volte che voglio,anche le mie sorelle sono rimaste soddisfatte nel vedere questo film bellissimo ,i Cajuns sono stati eccezionali ! A Gasper lo hanno aspettato con freddezza e astuzia lui è caduto nella loro intelligentissima trappola ,gli hanno dato tre bei colpi di fucile e lo hanno steso in acqua ,lo hanno messo a tacere ! Bellissima scena ,la migliore! Bravi Cajuns ♥️,bravo il regista del film ♥️.
@@loredanacacciatore5735 Bel film ,mi piace.
@@loredanacacciatore5735 I cacciatori a Gasper lo hanno fatto bello fesso,tre belle cartucce e zitto e quieto e silenzio ! È stato un vero tiro al bersaglio.
@@ariannamarchetti7461 Infatti lo rivisto ieri questo bel film , è stata una goduria quando i Cajuns lo hanno preso ucciso. La più bella scena del film .
@@ariannamarchetti7461 I cajuns gli hanno dato una bella lezione,tre belle cartucce è zitto in acqua,come si dice dalle mie parti del Sud Italia " Hai fatto la fine del maiale" Buona giornata a te vado a cucinare a breve arriveranno le mie figlie dal università,ciao .
I'm italian girl ,I've never seen this movie ,I liked It a lot especially the ending, the Cajuns were calculating ,cold ,I liked how they fooled the sergeant Gasper ,they did It pretty dry ,first arm,leg and chest ,they silenced 🤫😉 It nice and quiet,I really liked ,how Gasper was killed by the fabulous Cajuns♥️.
It wasn't very difficult to fool Sgt. Casper!! He wasn't the sharpest tool in the box! By that time he knew that he was going to die....the only question was when and how was it going to happen. He made a choice to die on his own terms. But, Loredana, it is just so cruel to applaud his death!! Poor man, dying in that icy cold water!! Les Lannom, "Sgt. Casper"
Gasper for a real target practice , anyway beautiful video ,I salute you from Italy 🇮🇹😘
I 've seen this movie the other Yesterday ,my best scene when the cajuns killed a Gasper I love when they killed Gasper 🥰 !!!
Sei italiana ?
@@giusydamiano3618 si ,sono campana anche io ieri ho visto questo bel film !
@@tizianamarano8590 invasione italiana .
The cajuns of the silent swamp ,really good I also like how they silenced Gasper with coldness and cinning him , Gasper a rookie !
the "gobshite" that dies in the quicksand
That's pretty much how it happened, all right!! Casper was most definitely a "rookie!" Les Lannom, "Sgt. Casper"
CA CEST BON ACADIANA CAJUN LOUISIANA!!!!!!
This film is a real good thriller. It has a very exciting Pace to the film. The swamp is so surreal like your in other world. The Cajuns are extremely frightening in this film. This movie is heavily compared to John Boorman's Deliverance by film critics. It has that intensity of suspense to it. Powers Boothe and Keith Carradine are very good together in there performances. The music by Ry Cooder is haunting at times. This is a very well made first rate thriller by Walter Hill.
Good review! I haven't seen Deliverenxe. I like the soundtrack, too.
@@reneedennis2011 The original movie poster for the movie Southern Comfort says above the poster. Not since Deliverance. It also says above the credits of the movie poster The land of hospitality... Unless you don't belong there.
@@michaelperkowski641 OH. 😮
@@reneedennis2011 Deliverance, 1972, yep i think its a weird one.
@@michaelperkowski641 I find this film superior to Deliverance.
Here It Is !! I read the best scene Is when Gasper It was killed,It was beautiful how they killed Gasper,I don't wanna be bad but I enjoyed It so much ! A kiss from Italy 🇮🇹😘.
I really liked me and my 2 sisters ,how Gasper was killed by the Cajuns ,in fact I enjoyed great ,in this you can see perfectly ,What a beautiful scene , THANKS 🙏 Hello kisses from Italy 🇮🇹😘
I m italian,I saw last night on TV this movie ,I was amazed at , how they killed Gasper !! Cajuns they were great ☺️
Gasper It was a perfect stupid !!
@@valeriaamedei4961 👏👏👏
@@valeriaamedei4961 lo hanno ucciso in modo così semplice.
@@loredanacacciatore5735 hai ragione.
@@valeriaamedei4961 grazie 😊
I 've seen this movie on TV Yesterday night ,the cajuns the gave 3 super shots really impressive ,how they killed Gasper 😉
I was delighted with how they killed Gasper !
@@mariabacci558 I was so Happy .
@@mariabacci558 Gasper was killed like a pig ! The cajuns were phenomenal !
@@donatellapalomino1971 Quante italiane ? Tante , anche io ho gioito quando i Cajuns hanno ammazzato quel maiale di Gaspar .
@@donatellapalomino1971 Gasper Is a Joke 🤭
My Father was a Captain in the Army in the reserve . He said this would have never happened. They did maneuvers in Bayou . He said they would have asked the Cajuns for a lift and the Cajuns would have given it to them. He fondly remembers sucking on a Crawdad with some locals . He did say that another unit lost a man when they camped out. A coral snake had crawled into his sleeping bag at night and bit him. Yikes !
Yeah, if they wanted it to be realistic they should have had the ATF show up instead.
Speaking of snakes. There were stories of a WW2 POW camp where the MP's were mostly Cajun and conversed with the Germans in french as that a number of the prisoners spoke french along with german.
According to one story, POWs who were captured paratroops (fallschrimjaeger) would snag Water Moccasins, decapitate, skin, and even cook the meat. The POWs would make the skins into wallets and belts.
@@olt4919 You mean the ones who were held here . There were some POW camps for Axis prisoners here . I don’t know whether you are pulling my leg or not . Still those Germans were pretty ballsy and a Cottonmouth is one nasty snake . In addition to the venom they make a stinky smell . I wouldn’t eat one . Anyway in Germany there are only 2 venomous snakes , the common European viper and the asp . I wonder is that is what they did in Germany
@@olt4919 You mean the ones who were held here . There were some POW camps for Axis prisoners here . I don’t know whether you are pulling my leg or not . Still those Germans were pretty ballsy and a Cottonmouth is one nasty snake . In addition to the venom they make a stinky smell . I wouldn’t eat one . Anyway in Germany there are only 2 venomous snakes , the common European viper and the asp . I wonder if that is what they did in Germany
@@dagnabbit6187 Can't say for sure on my part, the story was told years back in interviews with different Louisianans (best I remember someone who dabbed in oral history.) I would'nt eat a Cottonmouth either-but fried gator-you bet!
Always been a fan of Peter Coyote - great voice actor/narrator as well . I remember as a kid - recognising one of the trappers - took me a long time to realise it was Brion James who played Leon in Blade Runner - and coincidentally was in the National Guard according to his bio on IMDB.
The main military technical fault with this film is that one can't fire blanks in automatic weapons like the M60 machine gun and M16A1 rifle without either fitting a Blank Firing Adaptor to the end of the rifle barrels, or a blank barrel to the machine gun. Without doing so, one would fire one round, all the gas would go out of the end of the barrel, leaving none to go back into the weapon's recoil system to re-cock the bolt. This would have to be done manually. On military exercises, it is obvious a BFA or blank barrel is fitted: they are normally painted yellow, part of the safety system for training. However, one then couldn't mix blank and live ammo, which they do in the film. Semi- and Fully-automatic film weapons have blank barrels which allow them to look like 'live' weapons, whilst being able to fire blank rounds.
That's the problem when one first watches this great lost classic film when one is a serving soldier. 🙄
This film is not just about Vietnam to me: it's pretty much about any case where the army of an-over civilised, mostly urbanised country go into a country of a tribal people, who routinely carry and use weapons, and know how to use the terrain. Unfortunately for us, the British, we had lost all our hard-earned experience of Empire Policing when we returned to our old stamping grounds in the Middle East during the 'War on Terror,' so we lost that one as well. 🙄
You're still better off losing a war in a foreign country rather than winning one on your own soil.😬
@@vladimirjokanovic6462 The UK and North America are geographically isolated, so we can pick and choose which wars we fight: none of them are existential, so losing wars on foreign soil barely affects us as nations.
Well that's totally ruined the film for me - I'll never watch it again. Automatic weapons blanks indeed ! People need to know this .
@@DrTWG The National Guardsmen could have started the patrol with BFAs fitted, then removed them and passed out the live ammunition once they realised they were facing a deadly enemy. The Cajun marksman who killed their Sergeant at the river crossing would have been too far away to have seen that the M60 had a blank barrel with its yellow end plug fitted. So that minor detail wouldn't have affected a great story and a great film that much. 🤔
Seriously?
I was thinking this isn’t the original review with the profanity and violence in the clips, plus Siskel and Ebert are not shown lol. Well done.
I really like when the Cajuns kill Gasper,they were phenomenal,great 🙋🏼♀️
One of the best and most atmospheric movies ever!!
Elite level movie and Walter Hill was on fire back then.
I saw this movie in Italy 🇮🇹 twice , I'm italian woman and I have to say ,this Is a great film ,I love how the cajuns kills Gasper,In my humble opinion Is stunning ,my fave actor Is Les Lannonm (Gasper) Is handsome man .
Thank you very much, Elena. I am flattered! Les Lannom "Sgt. Casper
@@leslannom3041 ❤️
@@leslannom3041 😘😘😘😘
@@elenacalabrese7459 Elena, how very sweet you are. I meant to reply to you a day ago, but after writing quite a lengthy note I forgot to hit the return key on my computer! Sorry for that! I don't remember all that I wrote, but I did mention how surprised I was to read comments from Italian women celebrating the fact that Casper was killed!! Poor Sgt. Casper! He was just the victim of his own idealism and lack of training. He was the only one of the squad who felt a sense of responsibility for the welfare of his fellow soldiers and was trying to go "by the book" to insure their safety. Obviously it didn't work out well for him, and he figured that if his death was inevitable he would choose the method of his dying. In the original script Casper killed two of the Cajuns in hand-to-hand combat, only to be killed by a third one. He sacrificed his life to save Simms' and died a hero's death. The script was changed to the form you saw, because my character was coming off as too strong! I'm glad he was your favorite as he was my favorite, too! When I first read the script I felt that Casper was the most interesting of the group and offered the greatest opportunity to study and develop a fully fleshed out character. I still think it was. Though the working conditions of shooting the film were brutal, it was still great fun. If that is your picture, you are a lovely lady, and I wish to say thank you for your flattering comments! Les Lannom
@@leslannom3041 believe me,we love you , Sorry 🙏 forgive me,but I swear I think you are handsome man ❤️
Minut 2:08 the best scene ❤️,when Gasper got 3 super shots 💊💊💊
La più bella scena del film è questa !!!
Lo hanno ammazzato come un maiale!!
@@tizianamarano8590 condivido, miglior scena Gasper ucciso come un maiale 🐷 ! Lo hanno perforato alla grande
@@giusydamiano3618 I cajuns lo hanno massacrato! Hanno fatto benissimo a uccidere quel cretino in quel modo!
@@giusydamiano3618 l'hann accis com nu puork ngrass 😆
Brilliant film,they seriously under estimated those Cajuns and shouldn’t of shot at them in the first place! I’d love the soundtrack to this film as well..
its funny a lot of people like ebert saw the parallels with this film and vietnam, but the director's intent wasn't even about vietnam he just wanted a weird national guard drill weekend gone wrong type movie. (But I see it's a more universal theme about military conflict over a foreign country)
"No, that was just our story. And we were very aware that people were going to see it as a metaphor for Vietnam. The day we had the cast read, before we went into the swamps, I told everybody, “People are going to say this is about Vietnam. They can say whatever they want, but I don’t want to hear another word about it.”
Also this reminds me of the time this Ssg told me in South Korea they were firing in a shooting range and one of the round tracers caught some farmer's ginseng farm on fire. He probably wasnt happy about some soldiers doing that
So Walter Hill says- i cannot believe that a bloke so versed in cinema, has overlooked the Vietnam comparisons
@@jimmypopt.v.3037 If you know about Vietnam, you can make those connections, but the story certainly stands on it’s own. - Reporter
"And Vietnam is hardly the oppressive presence today that it was in 1980. The story becomes much more universal." - Hill
Great Soundtrack
One of a kind movie, better than YOUNG GUNS 2 tbh.
I would love to see you do a Siskel & Ebert cut on their review of "The Falcon and the Snowman". Love watching your vids btw. You are so good!
I'll add it to my list. I've never seen The Falcon and the Snowman but it looks like a good film. Thanks for watching
@@JasonBagherian The Falcon and The Snowman is a good movie.
@@reneedennis2011 I've still not seen it. I'll check it out.
@@JasonBagherian The Film is great. The soundtrack is great. Pretty much everything about it is great. For me too.
@@reneedennis2011 Yeah, you wont waste anytime.
Superior to Deliverance for my cash.
It's good, but no.
Something I really love about Deliverance is how Burt andvJon's characters switch roles later on in the movie.
How Burt's character goes from cocky bravado to basically helpless and Jon's character is forced to become the guy that has to get them through this.
Southern Comfort is good, but it doesnt have the character development that Deliverance does.
Honestly you can make a decent triple feature of this one, Deliverance and Straw Dogs.
It was definitely violent but it was oh so good!!!
I agree.
Interesting, somehow I missed this film. It's on my list now, thanks to this clip. 🙏🙏🙏
I've seen for First Time this movie ,I'm italian,but I do not understand Americans vs Americans. ,it's strange.
I understand that Cajuns were upset about the way they were depicted in this movie.
I loved it, it introduced me to their music and history.
The film portrayed them as backward hillbillies
I thought I was an excellent movie, realistic the fact that people Turn on each other in difficult times. I know there’s symbolism with the Vietnam war but I took it for the Cajuns protecting their home and their right to fight back against any aggressor
Good one
Beautiful video UA-cam
Super !
Best movie ever made
I saw this movie in Italy Yesterday on TV , the cajuns were clever shrewd ,they killed Gasper with impressive ease !! Cajuns 💪
It's true Gasper ,he was killed Big Time !
@@giusydamiano3618 ciao ragazze!!
@@tizianamarano8590 ciao
@@giusydamiano3618 Gasper has been an idiot !
Cajuns ❤️
When Gene basically said Cajuns aren't white I just couldn't stop laughing.
This is a good movie.
The old adage seems to apply here:Dont fuck with something you aint got a clue about.
Great movie
Classic
It’s a shame they were lukewarm on the mighty Streets of Fire.
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Spoilers! Ugh! I knew I should have just watched it first. It's free on UA-cam now for damn sake.
Jfc, they really spoiled the entire movie with the clips they showed here
Don’t mess with Cajuns , I’m one .
The clown's name is Casper, my peeps, not Gasper. Glad y'all loved this movie.
They sure showed a lot of spoilers in this.
So this is how they do it. If you know what i mean...
Just to let you know southern comfort really happen I know I was there
i`m not Italian. Nor do i have anything to do with it. I once had a lasagne though.
I really like Siskel & Ebert but they give away the whole damn movie story in a 6 min review.
MOVIE MINDSET SEASON 2
Souther Comfort and Deliverance! Best of best!
Watched it last night. Great film. I love Walter Hill.
I'm italian boy ,I've seen this movie on TV in Italy the last week,this Is violent movie.
È solo un film !!!
@@mariabelvedere8020 si