For everyone saying that's a suspiciously modern looking wheelchair. I took the trouble to look it up. It's a pretty good representation of a wheel chair from around the 1870s. Radial spokes, similar to small wagon wheels, and with a metal ring for the hands to propel it. Big wheels at the front and castor wheel(s) at the back. Whether the character could have bought one out there in the old west is another question, but it's reasonably accurate for period.
@@timothyantoine914 john Wayne did play rooster first. I preferred his portrayal over bridges though...i dont know maybe it's just because I like john Wayne's movies more
Despite it's casting faults, I liked the movie very much. Jeff Bridge's portrayal of Wild Bill is the best ever on film. John Hurt was a great addition as well with his superb acting & narration. It set it apart from all the other westerns of the 1990's.
Lets be honest here. This was a frontier town. Once Plummer blew out that saloon's window with a shotgun, heedless of who might get hit by the buckshot or flying glass beyond, not even a Marshall would have batted an eyelash at Hicccock blowing his brains out.
Although Bill Hickock carried 2 revolvers he only ever dual wielded them once. He had been knocked down and had about 4-6 guys attacking him. So he pulled both pistols and opened up. Every other time he would only draw 1 pistol and fire than the other if he had to.
@@kyleshiflet9952 sad to think though. Get a break to be in a western with the duke and it kills your career. I loved him as joe dambee in support your local sheriff, also in down periscope .
Do anyone of you watching this movie years later notice the actor from HBO's Deadwood helping lifting Wild Bill while he was in the chair to even the odds for Bruce Dern'a character? That actor was one of Geroge Hearst man that had his eye popped out by one of Al Swearegen man. Also wacthing this movie I can't help but think that is is highly possible that Quentin Tarantino was a fan of the movie as well.
FUNFACT: the only standing pistol duel to EVER happen in the West involved Wild Bill Hickok. movies and television will have you believe it was common when in fact it absolutely was not. :)
Damn, I've watched a lot of movies. This clip is grainy as crap and all the colors muted yet in two seconds, with no dialogue or close up, I still said to myself "That's Bruce Dern!." Under a dusty blanket yet. What a film career.
There is a missing line in the film that they featured in the trailer: Charley Prince (John Hurt): "Wild Bill's accepted your challenge. He's gone to some trouble to make things even."
So it's pretty clear that since the advent of time, people have been blaming others for their own predicaments. 🤣 I might have to watch this movie. I seem to have bypassed it somehow.
I love a good western, and I love the work of Jeff Bridges - but I tried to watch this flick a couple of years ago and slowly lost my will to live. It was kind of put together oddly - poor editing and scripting. Still, I might have to take another shot at it one of these days soon.
I read that the wheelchair is accurate for that time period it does look very out of place in that town with those people. Also realize that during the time of these events they were Doing this in certain parts of the country but in others like NYC for instance they built the Brooklyn Bridge which still stands to this day.
This scene always makes me laugh wild bill coming out of the saloon tied to a chair with rope but is this accurate or is there any account of wild bill doing this in real life
bunberrier I was like why the aliens reference. Then I connected John Hurt with the original then connecting that to aliens. Did I get it? Where’s the damn beacon?
@@ironhillstraining3572 Just something I say from the movie alot. Some not so subtle foreshadowing of Burke's psychopathy. And similarly here, a dangerous gamble by someone not right in the head gets someone killed... himself.
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" Hey man. Like, this aggression will not stand man.. "
Instead of being hell on wheels, he just went there on them.
I really dig your look to man, you gotta whole cowboy thing goin on
haha
😂 very good
Outstanding😊
As a cowboy movie enthusiast, and a huge Jeff Bridges fan, I am shocked that I've never heard of this film...
That's cause your an idiot......dumbass.
@IV LONESOME DOVE IS THE GOAT
Well....have you seen the Cable TV series "Dead Wood" 3 seasons. If you like westerns you will like this. NOT FOR CHILDREN.
@@ggallin6663 Just because you named yourself after GG Allin, doesn't mean you get to act like him.
GG Allin666 You have anger problems. That woulda left ya dead and alone back then
An example of true equality.
Treating the guy in the wheelchair like any other criminal. 😁
Cromwells Ghost And just to make things more fair, tied into a chair.
That was an example of equity, not equality.
Paul Hogan did the same to Elias Korea’s in Almost an Angel.
@@kimothy1701 'I see a guy in a wheelchair... acting like a jerk in a wheelchair!'
Nolan Olivier professional or part time?
For everyone saying that's a suspiciously modern looking wheelchair. I took the trouble to look it up. It's a pretty good representation of a wheel chair from around the 1870s. Radial spokes, similar to small wagon wheels, and with a metal ring for the hands to propel it. Big wheels at the front and castor wheel(s) at the back. Whether the character could have bought one out there in the old west is another question, but it's reasonably accurate for period.
Good to hear they did their research
it has an electric motor
@@-elchoya9832 lol
@@-elchoya9832 Back then it would have been steam powered.
@@davidbryce6970 hahahahah fire log
"You left me a sad old man in a wheelchair"
"That oversight can be corrected, now you are dead old man in a wheelchair"
"He say what horse?"......yes, it matters
It was consensual.....
It was Bill Cosby's horse. It don't matter.
RIP John Hurt. Wonderful actor with flawless delivery.
@Dave Gutknecht even with indigestion
Thats bruce dern in the wheelchair
@@walmartian422 John Hurt is the one staying in the bar. Wild Bills friend.
Who's John hurt that's Bruce dern as will plumber
Jeff Bridges. The only man who can play Wild Bill and Rooster Cogburn. The greatest Marshals that ever lived.
Even though only one was ever even real.
But he fucking hates the Eagles, man.
I thought John Wayne played Rooster .
@@timothyantoine914 john Wayne did play rooster first. I preferred his portrayal over bridges though...i dont know maybe it's just because I like john Wayne's movies more
@ Outskirts of Infinity - Wyatt Earp: Am I a joke to you?
"Did he say what horse?" Great comeback.
Damn I wish my local bartender would tell me to help myself to a bottle of whiskey to go watch the bar fight outside.
“ He said that your a horse molester”
Priceless 😂😂😂
Did he say which horse?
@@brianheintz9912 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Reminds me South Park scene when everyone rushed outside after "hey, come and look, two cripples fight!"
Mungo Cripple Fight! It was Cartman....Jimmy Valmer...and TImmy! Timmy,...Timmy.......Timmy..Timmy!
Despite it's casting faults, I liked the movie very much. Jeff Bridge's portrayal of Wild Bill is the best ever on film. John Hurt was a great addition as well with his superb acting & narration. It set it apart from all the other westerns of the 1990's.
Except for Tombstone, which is just too awesome to ever be topped.
That’s a rather modern looking wheelchair for that day and age.
Nobody can play a crazy bad guy like Bruce Dern .
He had them carry him out in a chair lmao
You gonna ride or hide is one of my favorite movie lines .
Wild Bill character was best played by Jeff Bridges one of my favorite actors of all time.
Have you see Deadwood serie?
Bruce Dern is a superb actor!
Back when men were men and horses were afraid
Because they violated horses?
Bruce Dern. Cranky! Loved him in Down Perescope! Jeff Bridges...has lots of movies! A 70’s n 80’s. Always good. Tron Man! Dude!
R.I.P. Sir John.... You have been immortalised, and history will remmember you!
bruce dern is always great even when he's old as hell.
ESPECIALLY
He's always been old as hell
He was the bad guy who killed Will Anderson (John Wayne) in "The Cowboys"
very underatted actor...
He was born old.
Did he say what horse.. best line in any movie ever!!
This one of the great westerns. Must watch it again
Jeff Bridges is ridiculously underrated as probably one of the top 3 actors
"He said that you're a horse molester."
"...did he say what horse?"
LOL
😕 “He called you a ... horse molester.”
🤨 *HEAVY BREATHING*
Well, that's just like your horse's opinion....MHHHAAAANNN
uppercut grandma Did he say what horse? 🧐
Bruce Dern - Champion and Legend
Such a fantastic movie. Jeff Bridges was born to play Wild Bill.
That horse has the best comedic timing.
That flip is badass 0:32
Watch it in slo mo . It uses the curled finger kind of like Josie Wales road agent draw at the trading post . And yes , your right , it IS badass!
Lets be honest here. This was a frontier town. Once Plummer blew out that saloon's window with a shotgun, heedless of who might get hit by the buckshot or flying glass beyond, not even a Marshall would have batted an eyelash at Hicccock blowing his brains out.
Paul schofield : i have a velvet voice
John hurt : hold my script
I need to watch this movie it's the first I have heard of it looks good
Same
Although Bill Hickock carried 2 revolvers he only ever dual wielded them once. He had been knocked down and had about 4-6 guys attacking him. So he pulled both pistols and opened up. Every other time he would only draw 1 pistol and fire than the other if he had to.
Twice actually. The second was when he was marshal of Abilene killing Phil Coe when he drew on him.
Did he say what horse, comic relief gold!
Carradine’s portrayal of Bill is by far the best.
He did him a favor. Being a cripple back in those days was pretty much a death sentence.
Eric Beltrami No calling out wild Bill while you’re in a wheelchair is a death sentence.
Bruce Dern is a underrated actor
The thing is once be killed john wayne in the Cowboys, it killed his career.
He got death threats and pretty much became unhirable for a bit.
@@travisrolison9646 oh I know that's why I love him he was the one to kill the duke
@@kyleshiflet9952 sad to think though. Get a break to be in a western with the duke and it kills your career. I loved him as joe dambee in support your local sheriff, also in down periscope .
@@travisrolison9646 I loved him in even if it was breif in Django unchained,and Hateful Eight I know they're modern but he was still good in them
@@kyleshiflet9952 he was in django? Didnt like the movie to be honest, but didnt remember seeing him in it.
3:16 Will Plummer: You sir, will DIE!
Me and Bill Hickok: Reverse card.
Will Plummer drops dead while in his wheelchair.
Me: FATALITY!
This movie had a great cast and Jeff Bridges did a phenomenal job. For some reason the movie just, didn't grab me 😢
This guy did a great job sitting in the hateful eight
Do anyone of you watching this movie years later notice the actor from HBO's Deadwood helping lifting Wild Bill while he was in the chair to even the odds for Bruce Dern'a character? That actor was one of Geroge Hearst man that had his eye popped out by one of Al Swearegen man. Also wacthing this movie I can't help but think that is is highly possible that Quentin Tarantino was a fan of the movie as well.
Maybe we'll get to see Superman and Batman in diapers throwing jello at each other in a retirement home.
dont give hollywood any ideas
@@MrFiddleedee sub for that
@@artstrology thanks matey
FUNFACT: the only standing pistol duel to EVER happen in the West involved Wild Bill Hickok.
movies and television will have you believe it was common when in fact it absolutely was not. :)
Stephen Gladue source?
Him and Dave Tutt, I think it was 1865. Wild Bill shot him through the heart at 75 yards.
Anybody else realize the horse noise at 0:31 was the same sound effect in red dead redemption when you horse is on low energy
2:49-2:54 "Have you forgotten that I'm the aggrieved party, here?"
When the victim gets suspended for standing up to a school bully.
Damn, I've watched a lot of movies. This clip is grainy as crap and all the colors muted yet in two seconds, with no dialogue or close up, I still said to myself "That's Bruce Dern!." Under a dusty blanket yet. What a film career.
Bruce dern always plays a crackpot
Bruce Dern......Wild Bill used to gamble at The Rex Hotel here, in Billings Montana...
Bruce dern still kicking.
That actress makes this scene. Shes I nervous to quote the old man like she's personally sinning for saying it😂
I loved Bruce Dern in Posse - underrated western
Why’s Bill tied to the chair?
I've been a fan of Bruce Dern ever since Silent Running. Bill was tied to the chair to make it a fair fight.
I haven't seen this movie for years, but for some reason I always thought it was Dennis Quaid in the lead role until now.
That was a awesome scene, love this movie.🍻
There is a missing line in the film that they featured in the trailer:
Charley Prince (John Hurt):
"Wild Bill's accepted your challenge.
He's gone to some trouble to make things even."
“You flash a piece on the lanes?”
"Did he say what kinda horse????" CLassic
First horse to join the "me too" movement.
i never buy anything from ads on youtube.
Called him a horse molester and he responded did he say what horse 😂 I started dying
Happy birthday Bruce age 86.
Bro got so many ops in the wild west 💀
What the hell? That wheelchair looks modern
Holy crap, Bill looks exactly like Ian McCollum.
@alan wilson Gun Jesus.
Praise the Gun Jesus !!!
You never touch another man's hat.
who wants to do that ?
Wild bill looks more like member of 3 musketeers..
So this is what scary movie 2 is spoofing when cain and that crippled guy are dueling it out on firestone tires.
Agent K bro ..
GREAT SCENE BY 2 GREAT ACTORS JT FROM MEX
You sir killed mah dawg, mah paw, mah maw, maw braw, and now yu gonna kill mah hiney
That is what happens when you bring a wheelchair to a gun fight...
Never bring a wheel chair to a hoverround fight.
"Did he say what horse?" Lmao
Am I the only one that thinks UA-cam is getting so greedy with all the multiple advertisements lately??
Correct me if I'm wrong but is that Bruce Dern who must be 100 years old.
I think he was only 95 then...
He's actually just 83 years old
Yeup. Acted with J Wayne, C. Eastwood, and others
@@ricardoabreu4997 great actor
Guess the squeaky wheel got the grease
That is a mighty modern wheelchair.
Except it isn't. It's a heavy lumbering behemoth just like all the other chairs of the late 19th century.
They made them
Well, he had it coming
I think the lesson to take away from this: is that two-ton animals that are prone to keeping over when wounded do NOT make good cover in a shootout.
Bruce Dern is a damn good actor
Can I have the wheel chair? He ain't using it.
Just as Val Kilmer became Doc Holiday, Jeff Bridges personifies Bill Hickok…!
Don't think they had wheel chairs like that in those days
So it's pretty clear that since the advent of time, people have been blaming others for their own predicaments. 🤣
I might have to watch this movie. I seem to have bypassed it somehow.
Whem someone orders a neat whiskey.. what does that mean?
"You sir will DIE" "Hey Hickock45 here."
Yeah
Who remembers "The Cowboys 1972" with John Wayne & Bruce Dern? That's like the 2nd time I've watched him die in this movie.
Est-ce que vous avez ce film complet en français ?
Did he sell Wild Bill his first gun aswell??? 🤣😂🤣
I love a good western, and I love the work of Jeff Bridges - but I tried to watch this flick a couple of years ago and slowly lost my will to live. It was kind of put together oddly - poor editing and scripting. Still, I might have to take another shot at it one of these days soon.
Hey look, the man who shot the man, who shot the man, who shot Liberty Valance.
I read that the wheelchair is accurate for that time period it does look very out of place in that town with those people. Also realize that during the time of these events they were
Doing this in certain parts of the country but in others like NYC for instance they built the Brooklyn Bridge which still stands to this day.
Imagine we live in those time lmao
This scene always makes me laugh wild bill coming out of the saloon tied to a chair with rope but is this accurate or is there any account of wild bill doing this in real life
Bruce Dern never had the makings of a varsity gun fighter .
Goddamn! Shooting cripples in wheelchairs looks brilliant; they cannot easily get away!
Bruce dern has been old ever since 1978
This is a cool scene where Bill tied in a chair shot this disabled person who wanted to avenge his brother.
It was a bad call, Ripley. It was a bad call.
bunberrier I was like why the aliens reference. Then I connected John Hurt with the original then connecting that to aliens. Did I get it? Where’s the damn beacon?
@@ironhillstraining3572 Just something I say from the movie alot. Some not so subtle foreshadowing of Burke's psychopathy. And similarly here, a dangerous gamble by someone not right in the head gets someone killed... himself.
How many gigawatts did he need to move his legs!?
Wish this would've been fact.