JACK NICHOLSON....a multi talented actor that can master any character role that will always be in demand for everlasting impressive scenario, good, bad, and sometimes insane ......he has done it! What an impressive resume for a beloved actor who loves to watch the Lakers in person at a Professional Basketball Game wherever it may be!.....
This and The Shooting (also on You Tube) Both westerns Directed by Hellman and starring Nicholson and Millie Perkins, they are really solid and idiosyncratic westerns and well worth a watch, thank you for posting this one I've been looking for it for some time.
I love these B-Movie pictures. I never listen to critics, because I feel that they sometimes have an agenda of their own. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Vigilantes ask no questions...and take the law into their own hands. They murdered two people for something they didn't do. It was the way of the west. I enjoyed the movie. Thank you.
That was life Now you know why in almost all those old photos from way back then, NOBODY smiled for the camera. Life was rough. You went OUT OF YOUR WAY to ride the straight and narrow. You were careful in how you treated others. There was such a a thing as shame, and reputation meant something.
Second time I've seen this movie. First time was at the movies .Jack Nicholson is so young in there which makes Buck, the passenger on horse ( from High Chaparell ) look way older than Jack. High Chaparell was my favorite tv western back in the early 70s. You feel your true age when you view these movies. Great memories.
I tell you what never has retirement been so entertaining with UA-cam I've been studying the Charactor actors like Waren Oats al the TV shows he was involved in Then found out Nick Adams [ The Rebel ] was who got Robert Conrad started Hell Nick Adams did A Combat episode too Warren Oats 12 Oclock High Tombstone Terrority Gunsmoke Black Saddle Big Valley [is Funniest ]
@@matiu1 Yeah I agree. IT'S like getting in a transporter on Star Trek, or a Time machine from HG Welle's fictional Story (The Time Machine) and then being transported back too those good ole, late Teen & early Twenty year ages of our then early Adulthood's. Where we were actually still naive enough or gullible enough too think 💬🤔 that we could really eventually change many things? That we realized then we're Not acceptable or we thought they could be altered or eliminated. Looking back now 40 plus year's. I guess we made changes, and progression, but didn't we also loss some thing's or the simpler innocence that was prevalent then? For my thoughts 💭 I'm now thinking that we may have. And that it was unfortunately due too the rampant escalation on Government's in all areas or the World at those Times? Simply & mildly with subtle manipulation of the entire Global & World population they then contrived too Control World thought & it's motivation to the near Future of where we now are? These are just my drawn & very recent POV, or opinions I've deprived at just recently. OH well & as they say it's becoming a New Day? And we don't know what that beings until Tomorrow. Thanks for Sharing 🙂😌🙂🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍🤔💭🤔
great Western movie..,,,how the West,must have been for some people,mistaken for Outlaws and hanged by the do-gooders...a harsh time in American History...well written,,Jack Nicholsen
Such a fine story and with good actors.Sad how innocents suffer , and posse has no good jugdment.Good ending he is safe.Thank you Sir.Westerns are the best.
Thank you, a good movie. Harry Dean Stanton who played the gang leader, with the eye patch. Was also in another good western with Jack Nicolson and Marlon Brando. The Missouri Breaks, filmed in Montana. Definitely worth watching.
He didn't make a dent in that stump in 2 or 3 days, so I was wondering how long it took him to chop the logs and build that cabin? I did like the movie.
This is certainly no major film, but nice to watch on a slow morning when one is an ancient man. Simplistic plot, but pretty good acting. Thanks for showing it.
I love the way this movie ended with just the survivor and his galloping horse as the sound of the horse just fades away. The ending is left to your imagination.
Written and produced by Nicholson, I saw this as a minimalist Western with an existential treatment like Nicholson's early film "Five Easy Pieces". Reliance on the faded landscape and horses and people of few words living hard lives. Nothing glorious about any of this. Those two women were left without their father/husband and their only two horses stolen as the vigilantes came through and left them. The innocent cowboy Nicholson ended up as a killer and horse thief on the run after losing his two friends who rides off into dust...yes, it was a whirlwind of several days that changed everything for him.
What can I say? Except that was not your usual ☺️☺️ Western of the era!! I hadn't recalled ever seeing it before now. My memory is faint sometimes, and I found watching it now, that it was kinda slow 🦥🦥at times where I had too backup and refresh my mind at times? In the end though I found it intriguing, thought 💭💭 provoking, and also sad 😢😭.One excellent thing about it was the cast? From Cameron Mitchell of The High Chaperell series, Harry Dean Stanton, Millie Perkins, and of course Jack Nicholson, tho they weren't well known in Hollywood yet? The majority of the cast were well known TV, performers from that time. In conclusion I'd of given it 3.5/4 stars as the critic's say, today just on its merits of being out of the norm, for a Western movie. In the comments someone else mentioned how, in those days even a day/day mundane cowboy, drifter, or homesteader life ? Was full of unforseen dangers, hazards and circumstances. The Citizens defense or, Vigilante association, I felt were intirerly wrong and poorly lead. They had too constantly be on the lookout for trouble, from anywhere, at anytime. Overall a fine film, and a very commendable effort by Mr Jack Nicholson at the time. Thanks you😊😊 for screening it for US. Wyo, Robert, 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🤳🤳🤳🍺🍺👍👍😎😎👀👀🧐🧐🌈🌈
Sorry G r g n g o I have not been faithful in watching your westerns , today I was browsing I came upon . Ride in the Whirl Wind Soooooo!!!!!!! I clicked you had 421 thumbs up.. that reminded me of my car payment I had in 2000 a beautiful black mustang . Smile.
Jack was the click-bait for me. I didn't expect the fascinating storyline. It's like Vonnegut wrote a Western. Wonderfully shot. Thanks for the upload!
Okay click bait was mentioned frustrated with myself& surroundings i thought find a diversion quick ..click bait is harry dean stanton pre him being famous..jack is jack but stantin said they call me blind dick...so awesome he is...everything about this is great. Me not so great..but find myself agreeing with everybody including comments& quinton t. Back to the movie..wow it is soooo good for its genre for its cast prefame jack writing it spiked my curiosity but now i cannot stress about my life til this movies over! So well done i am hooked at the start..ty ty ty for this diversion today means i can forget my undone to dos right now! Gratefully just a no techie ..older now by a 1000 yrs post covid& a true movie buff& lifelong fan( became so critical myself during covid..i grew bitter..very bitter about life..began to feel like i have beenS&E with a bad attitude too...funny almost.. .this type of gold helps!) Much appreciate something great..any genre gringo westerns ty!
Nicholson wrote this movie. 7 years before this movie, Millie Perkins, the daughter, stared as Anne Frank in the movie Diary of Anne Frank. You get the idea from this movie that if a hard life or Indians or outlaws or stupid people didn’t get you, you were very fortunate
Millie Perkins was a friend of Nicholson, as was [Harry] Dean Stanton. In this film Perkins, a year older than Nicholson, played an 18yo at age thirty.
@@jeremyashford2145 I bought she was 18. I even thought they were going to say 14 because of the era and how the dad subtly tried to get her married off that vigilantly cowboy. I liked how they had the black man to pay homage of sorts to all the black cowboys after civil war. That was pretty good horse riding for Nicholson, he was not bouncing all over the place. I am glad you and bilg shared some back history of Millie Perkins. She was great in Ann Frank. haha I do not think that cow was really giving any milk. She looked pretty dry and camera angle looked like it purposly hid the milking part. Great movie , liked the story line. Not every story comes out peaches and cream. OOOPPs killed her dad, their goes that potential relationship.
It’s crazy to look back and see how many major actors of our era got their starts - or earned their spurs, so to speak - in westerns back in the early 60s. And in many cases, horror films in the 70s.
I know..gotta watch... Missouri breaks if u have not..it's got Brando as well..love classics & noticed the new Westerns great photography but overall performances always lacking...great to find these gems. Gonna watch now...comments are my go-to these days whether I watch or not. But with Jack here I always will watch anything of his I have not yet seen.thanks for commenting I watch those 70's flicks too. Always worthy of being viewed. Not always true of today's movies ..mostly lazy saturday afternoon & Westerns oldies are fun to see with big names in them..
Mary Anita Schmidt Missouri Breaks has been on my list for years (probably since I found out it was directed by Arthur Penn, whose film from the year before, Night Moves, I absolutely love!), and I’m not sure why I’ve never yet seen it! Thanks for the extra push!
Thanks!
Cameron mitchell..soʻooooo underated. Great movie guys thx
JACK NICHOLSON....a multi talented actor that can master any character role that will always be in demand for everlasting impressive scenario, good, bad, and sometimes insane ......he has done it! What an impressive resume for a beloved actor who loves to watch the Lakers in person at a Professional Basketball Game wherever it may be!.....
NOTE that he also WROTE this movie!
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This and The Shooting (also on You Tube) Both westerns Directed by Hellman and starring Nicholson and Millie Perkins, they are really solid and idiosyncratic westerns and well worth a watch, thank you for posting this one I've been looking for it for some time.
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I love these B-Movie pictures. I never listen to critics, because I feel that they sometimes have an agenda of their own. Thank you for sharing this with us.
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At the beggining, I love viewing the mountain & the rest of the landscapping sight of the view so vast to watch.
I came back for Milly !
So much for due-process excellent Utah scenery and did anyone notice that two hundred-year-old authentic log cabin
a very good movie.
This is why they outlawed vigilante posses .
Too many innocent folks were executed
Vigilantes ask no questions...and take the law into their own hands. They murdered two people for something they didn't do.
It was the way of the west.
I enjoyed the movie. Thank you.
You may also enjoy this classic movie: ua-cam.com/video/kEcwPY8y-Us/v-deo.html
That was life Now you know why in almost all those old photos from way back then, NOBODY smiled for the camera. Life was rough. You went OUT OF YOUR WAY to ride the straight and narrow. You were careful in how you treated others. There was such a a thing as shame, and reputation meant something.
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c'est nôtre génération cinématique magnifique de la l'époque magnifique aussi ......
WOW : Director: Monte Hellman
Writer: Jack Nicholson
Hellman went on to do TWO-LANE BLACKTOP.
Second time I've seen this movie. First time was at the movies .Jack Nicholson is so young in there which makes Buck, the passenger on horse ( from High Chaparell ) look way older than Jack. High Chaparell was my favorite tv western back in the early 70s.
You feel your true age when you view these movies. Great memories.
High Chaparral that series have a great soundtrack theme too.
I tell you what never has retirement been so entertaining with UA-cam I've been studying the Charactor actors like Waren Oats al the TV shows he was involved in Then found out Nick Adams [ The Rebel ] was who got Robert Conrad started Hell Nick Adams did A Combat episode too Warren Oats 12 Oclock High Tombstone Terrority Gunsmoke Black Saddle Big Valley [is Funniest ]
@@matiu1 Yeah I agree. IT'S like getting in a transporter on Star Trek, or a Time machine from HG Welle's fictional Story (The Time Machine) and then being transported back too those good ole, late Teen & early Twenty year ages of our then early Adulthood's.
Where we were actually still naive enough or gullible enough too think 💬🤔 that we could really eventually change many things? That we realized then we're Not acceptable or we thought they could be altered or eliminated.
Looking back now 40 plus year's. I guess we made changes, and progression, but didn't we also loss some thing's or the simpler innocence that was prevalent then? For my thoughts 💭 I'm now thinking that we may have. And that it was unfortunately due too the rampant escalation on Government's in all areas or the World at those Times? Simply & mildly with subtle manipulation of the entire Global & World population they then contrived too Control World thought & it's motivation to the near Future of where we now are? These are just my drawn & very recent POV, or opinions I've deprived at just recently. OH well & as they say it's becoming a New Day? And we don't know what that beings until Tomorrow. Thanks for Sharing 🙂😌🙂🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍🤔💭🤔
Thank you for these movies. I don't have a TV, and they are still fun to watch on my phone. Sherie Rodrigues from Australia
Join the club lol
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WATCH THE SHOOTING ANOTHER NICKLESON / HELMAN FILM
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Well done, Excellent film western Thank you merci beaucoup. Pozz svima ot sefer I marija. Francija 🥂
Thx 4 the up^V^! With a Budget of 75,000 in 1966 this movie is a good watch!
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great Western movie..,,,how the West,must have been for some people,mistaken for Outlaws and hanged by the do-gooders...a harsh time in American History...well written,,Jack Nicholsen
Good performances from some very experienced actors give this film a purpose. As Jack Nicholson had yet to prove himself at this time I think.
Enjoyed again thank you 😊 🙏 ☺️ 😘 🙌 😀
Such a fine story and with good actors.Sad how innocents suffer , and posse has no good jugdment.Good ending he is safe.Thank you Sir.Westerns are the best.
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Vanakkam.
Such a naturalistic movies without any exaggerating.
Wild wild west..always interesting
Jack Nicholsteins breakout role was as the geek in Easy Rider.
He has now become a recluse by all accounts.
Dobar je to film 👍
Bill G Spot On. Clever man Lets hope the rest of the world appreciates what we have!
Good movie. Jack Nicholson knows how to come up with a good one. His usual good acting too.
Oh no the movie ended.
Very enjoyable watching those actors from yesteryear .
They were famous then,
They still famous today.
Peace
I would have liked a few more hero posse to be cut down but you can't have everything. Thanks for posting.
Every opening scene is extra ordinary in each &every wild West movie, this is really good,thanks for giving us this movie!
Great movie
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Thank you, a good movie. Harry Dean Stanton who played the gang leader, with the eye patch. Was also in another good western with Jack Nicolson and Marlon Brando. The Missouri Breaks, filmed in Montana. Definitely worth watching.
Thank you 🤩🤩🤩💖💖
You're welcome 🤠Here's another great western movie: ua-cam.com/video/BShyG3gbxnY/v-deo.html
Great movie. Shows that circumstances can lead to bad consequences. They weren't real thugs and only one got away.
And the father got killed
After an hour and 18 minutes I finally noticed jack
Thank you.
Its awesome everybody need's to know that.😅😢
Saya suka felm koboi dulu sering noton
Watching this for the second time in a few years. Anything with Jack Nicholson in it is definitely worth watching.
Casou
never say anything
Suggest some very nice movies of Jack Nicholson.
@@naveenchandrapathak9274 The Missouri Breaks, with Jack Nicholson and Marlon Brando...
If you like Jack Nicholson in a Western, check-out "The Missouri Breaks," also starring Marlon Brando, and Harry Dean Stanton, who was in THIS one.
Waw, it's got Jack Nicholson AND Harry Dean ... looking forward watching this gem, i'm a few minutes in. Thanx for uploading !!!
This is a really excellent western, not fast paced but really realistic to my mind
Sure is realistic American policing hasn't changed much lol. Jack Nicholson makes any movie worth watching brilliant actor.
Can watch this history channel
Grjngo - Western Movies it was second time that I watched this wonderful movie. Thanks.
The dude chopping away on the stump was more than enough.
He didn't make a dent in that stump in 2 or 3 days, so I was wondering how long it took him to chop the logs and build that cabin? I did like the movie.
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Ok I like it this ma third time's watching this thank you for watching too
This is certainly no major film, but nice to watch on a slow morning when one is an ancient man. Simplistic plot, but pretty good acting. Thanks for showing it.
Mkkkkkk...
I expected the surviving bad guy to get the beautiful girl
and start a new life at that run down ranch.
I LOVE WESTERN MOVIES
Good flick!
Fantastic dialogue. Cant believe i havent seen this. Much obliged.
written by Nicholson.
good story nicely filmed,thank you
Meenulispah
I love the way this movie ended with just the survivor and his galloping horse as the sound of the horse just fades away. The ending is left to your imagination.
Check out this great western movie as well! ua-cam.com/video/cEDSUKwzBoo/v-deo.html
So, what did you imagined. Can you share your.............. Imagination. Let's see what you have their in your mind.
Good to see a western with nicholas
Watch the Missouri Breaks
watch 'the shooting'
@@Huntnlady7 Brilliant Film - love it when Jack Nicholson 'wakes up' Marlon Brando.
Saw this on TV recently... and just watched it again here!... Thanks!
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Written and produced by Nicholson, I saw this as a minimalist Western with an existential treatment like Nicholson's early film "Five Easy Pieces". Reliance on the faded landscape and horses and people of few words living hard lives. Nothing glorious about any of this. Those two women were left without their father/husband and their only two horses stolen as the vigilantes came through and left them. The innocent cowboy Nicholson ended up as a killer and horse thief on the run after losing his two friends who rides off into dust...yes, it was a whirlwind of several days that changed everything for him.
Vigilantes killing innocent people and innocent people turning violent to save their own lives still happens every day in Mexico. Sadly.
@@RishayanPorMexico Still happens in the USA today as well. Watch the news.
@@huizhechen3779 Never said it didn't, Chen
Perhaps the horse that got spooked when his rider was shot by the father wandered back to the familiar homestead after things settled down.
This is the history of the Americans stilling and killing till now
Correction Stealing
What can I say? Except that was not your usual ☺️☺️ Western of the era!!
I hadn't recalled ever seeing it before now. My memory is faint sometimes, and I found watching it now, that it was kinda slow 🦥🦥at times where I had too backup and refresh my mind at times? In the end though I found it intriguing, thought 💭💭 provoking, and also sad 😢😭.One excellent thing about it was the cast? From Cameron Mitchell of The High Chaperell series, Harry Dean Stanton, Millie Perkins, and of course Jack Nicholson, tho they weren't well known in Hollywood yet? The majority of the cast were well known TV, performers from that time. In conclusion I'd of given it 3.5/4 stars as the critic's say, today just on its merits of being out of the norm, for a Western movie. In the comments someone else mentioned how, in those days even a day/day mundane cowboy, drifter, or homesteader life ? Was full of unforseen dangers, hazards and circumstances. The Citizens defense or, Vigilante association, I felt were intirerly wrong and poorly lead. They had too constantly be on the lookout for trouble, from anywhere, at anytime. Overall a fine film, and a very commendable effort by Mr Jack Nicholson at the time. Thanks you😊😊 for screening it for US.
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I'm enjoying it. Thank you.
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I'm excited
Vanakkam
As soon as this movie is over I'm gonna get that carbunkle looked at. 🤣
Young Jack Nicholson really great movies suspence and drama
Love Buck and love Jack..good old favs💕
🇨🇦….AWESOME MOVE..
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Raw and intense.
I really like this movie
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Beautiful definition.Tk u.
Amazing!
A good and realistic western movie
Very well said 👍
Sorry G r g n g o I have not been faithful in watching your westerns , today I was browsing I came upon . Ride in the Whirl Wind Soooooo!!!!!!! I clicked you had 421 thumbs up.. that reminded me of my car payment I had in 2000 a beautiful black mustang . Smile.
Thanks
I love westerns
Good movie. Expected more action. Thanks.
Jack was the click-bait for me. I didn't expect the fascinating storyline. It's like Vonnegut wrote a Western. Wonderfully shot. Thanks for the upload!
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Okay click bait was mentioned frustrated with myself& surroundings i thought find a diversion quick ..click bait is harry dean stanton pre him being famous..jack is jack but stantin said they call me blind dick...so awesome he is...everything about this is great. Me not so great..but find myself agreeing with everybody including comments& quinton t. Back to the movie..wow it is soooo good for its genre for its cast prefame jack writing it spiked my curiosity but now i cannot stress about my life til this movies over! So well done i am hooked at the start..ty ty ty for this diversion today means i can forget my undone to dos right now! Gratefully just a no techie ..older now by a 1000 yrs post covid& a true movie buff& lifelong fan( became so critical myself during covid..i grew bitter..very bitter about life..began to feel like i have beenS&E with a bad attitude too...funny almost.. .this type of gold helps!) Much appreciate something great..any genre gringo westerns ty!
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Opening shots. Got to love it when the track has been recently graded.
I love westerns tooooo
The Acid Western.
Nicholson wrote this movie. 7 years before this movie, Millie Perkins, the daughter, stared as Anne Frank in the movie Diary of Anne Frank. You get the idea from this movie that if a hard life or Indians or outlaws or stupid people didn’t get you, you were very fortunate
Millie Perkins was a friend of Nicholson, as was [Harry] Dean Stanton. In this film
Perkins, a year older than Nicholson, played an 18yo at age thirty.
@@jeremyashford2145 I bought she was 18. I even thought they were going to say 14 because of the era and how the dad subtly tried to get her married off that vigilantly cowboy. I liked how they had the black man to pay homage of sorts to all the black cowboys after civil war. That was pretty good horse riding for Nicholson, he was not bouncing all over the place. I am glad you and bilg shared some back history of Millie Perkins. She was great in Ann Frank. haha I do not think that cow was really giving any milk. She looked pretty dry and camera angle looked like it purposly hid the milking part. Great movie , liked the story line. Not every story comes out peaches and cream. OOOPPs killed her dad, their goes that potential relationship.
@@jeremyashford2145 I think she was 28 in this movie
Got to love the fake wind howling.
Jack was one of best no doubt
ตรองไม่เน้ใจ บอก คําสั่ง ให้ ชํายํา ให้ถูง ผู้นําอิหร่านฐีเป็นตัวคนต่อหน่วย...
I like
Great Old Western
One of my favourite movie😍
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فلم ممتع جدا جدا شكرا لك 👍👍👍👍
This movie is a good one and I really enjoyed it
Good movie, but watching it made me thirsty (and happy to be alive).
Check out this great western movie as well! ua-cam.com/video/cEDSUKwzBoo/v-deo.html
very good
wow, that's nicholson. young.
Okay movie. Thank you.
Wilde wilde west
First western in a long time I watched to the end.
Made its point.
ILOVE. MOVIES
Excellent
endless ammo..😎
Pretty damn good movie. I never realized how good of an actor Jack Nicholson was in his younger years.
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It’s crazy to look back and see how many major actors of our era got their starts - or earned their spurs, so to speak - in westerns back in the early 60s. And in many cases, horror films in the 70s.
I know..gotta watch... Missouri breaks if u have not..it's got Brando as well..love classics & noticed the new Westerns great photography but overall performances always lacking...great to find these gems. Gonna watch now...comments are my go-to these days whether I watch or not. But with Jack here I always will watch anything of his I have not yet seen.thanks for commenting I watch those 70's flicks too. Always worthy of being viewed. Not always true of today's movies ..mostly lazy saturday afternoon & Westerns oldies are fun to see with big names in them..
Mary Anita Schmidt Missouri Breaks has been on my list for years (probably since I found out it was directed by Arthur Penn, whose film from the year before, Night Moves, I absolutely love!), and I’m not sure why I’ve never yet seen it! Thanks for the extra push!