Just when I get to liking someone, they ain't around long. I've noticed, when you get to disliking someone, they ain't around long either. Best line!😂😂😂
This is my all-time favorite Western. It had some of the best dry humor put to film. No matter how many times I see it, there are still classic lines that make me burst with laughter.
Same. I even tried counting th Josey kills,but would collapse laughing,coz I couldnt keep up🤣. One of th more modern ones I like is Open Range. Good shootout.
Yep I saw a video the other day that claimed "Buzzards gotta eat same as the worms" the best movie line ever. This has always been one of my favorite movies but even I didn't realize just how many great lines were in it until people started listing them in the comments.
At least a hundred times! I have had friends over and watched it with them saying the dialog along with the movie, saying "Cue music" as Josey pulls his rifle for the Missouri Boat ride and "horse slips" during the final chase.
Oh hell YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!! It is GOLD!!!! “Get ready little lady, hell is coming to breakfast”. I get chills even right now when I play it over and over, 2 and 3 times!!
Oh hell YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!! THIS MOVIE IS GOLD!!!! “Get ready little lady, hell is coming to breakfast”. I get chills even right now when I play it over and over, 2 and 3 times!!
This Western touched my soul like no other. I came back from a useless war and avoided war and gore movies, but I watched Westerns, John Wayne especially, but Man did this movie do me in. I hear a lot of folks quoting their favorite lines, but for me? The line "there ain't no forgetting" was so damned true. I came back, but it took a long time to BE back.
"Guess we all died a little in that damn war."...what a great line. The scene with Josie and Ten Bears is one of my all-time favorite scenes...such timeless and true words.
@@mr.k2559 Problem in Vietnam I wasn't fighting for my country. I was fighting for my platoon , my friends. If my country was behind me they would have at least won the war. I stopped my son from joining the Navy to pay for his medical school. Told him, they haven't fought for anything right since we saved Grenada and they'll own you for at least ten years after you get out. I busted my ass to get him through medical school, but I did it and the politicians don't own him.
Someone commented he saw this scene 100 times, it is great, but I watch it weekly ever since i have had a smart Phone...it is 2023. Anyone watching with me ?
The Outlaw Josey Wales and open range and True Grit I always liked James Garner in support your local sheriff you know what the more I think about there's been a whole lot a good westerns The Outlaw Josey Wales does rank right up there with the best of them
Guys, HERE is Our TRUE Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
My Dad and I went to see this one in 1976, and we were both stunned at just how beautifully made this movie was. We both knew that he was a good director----"Play Misty For Me," and "High Plains Drifter" proved that----but Eastwood reached a new level of excellence with "The Outlaw Josey Wales."
Gotta be the best response ever! I am not proud of this and you would need to meet the participants in order to fully understand? Myself and John were leaving a party (I myself was doing ok) but John was becoming increasingly belligerent and like a good friend, I decided it's time to go. On the way out, there was this street sign and I couldn't help kicking this thing, not to cause damage but simply to see if I could kick higher than my head? Just a test with no venom involved? John took hold of the sign, it was still at least 8ft high at that time, he put his hands on both ends and literally crushed it between his great paws! i'm almost speechless here, run would be at the forefront of my brain but you have to admit, that's impressive. Me and John against the world, it would be a great movie if only anybody could understand it? spoiler, watch out for things being crushed in his hands and for me not kicking higher than necessary? I could tell more stories about John, he literally is a force of nature or the time he threw two punches and knocked out two 'serious' dudes, John doesn't say much which is why I love the Reacher character, they have a lot in common, don't talk big if you cannot back it up? Well John says fuckall and he can indeed back it up! Edit, I should have mentioned 'Unforgiven', was that his best? Anyway Pax vobis.
Unforgiven is another great western directed by Eastwood the old wild west jargon he uses is absolutely amazing even in RAWHIDE ilove his acting nowadays we have fools like Adam Sandler and his buddies absolutely vile I really liked your comment take care and we might meet on the TRAIL sometime 😎
I saw this movie at Clark AB in the Philippines. When this scene came and Josey Wales was first seen on the hill all the Filipina girls in the theater started cheering. When hell did indeed come to breakfast they really cheered. Fond memories.
I,v been a Clint Eastwood fan since I first saw him in Rawhide in the early 1960,s on an old black and white tv,,when I was 6 years old.He is my favorite closely followed by Charles Bronson..
I purchased the DVD, & watch it often. Gorgeous photography, perfect script, awesome acting, great music,, etc. The plot is sort of like an onion, great themes, within other themes, timeless subject matter. What's not to like? This Movie is for the ages, & so is the Great Clint Eastwood!
@@johnhickey4289 I saw that once and thought it was extremely boring. Had a great cast but it was like a plane that kept trying to take off and couldn’t. All talk and little action. The OJW was action packed, funny at times, and full of classic lines.
@@michaelbarnett2527 trouble with OJW, it didn’t quite match Comanche history, Comancheros were New Mexican (Latino) traders with the Comanche, there were no whites, not a bad film though
I love all Clint's movies, even when he played Philo Bedoe. His Westerns are unmatched anywhere. I love the Duke, but his movies were almost too cliche for me. Too predictable as well.
Guys, HERE is Our TRUE Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Chief Dan George Lore says, that Chief Dan George could not memorize scripts. In discussions with Clint, Director Eastwood asked Dan to 'just express himself as himself as best he could.' He did. Which was petfect. Completely believable. And you are correct some of the most remarkably remembered lines of all time. I loved Chief Dan George as Lone Watte. I loved him in every film he was featured.
I grew up in North Vancouver BC and my dad had a store in Vancouver and Chief Dan George was a customer back in the 1960/1970"s he was such a great man. He was the heredity chief of the Salish Indian band of the whole Vancouver BC Area. Well liked by all. To hear him speak was just plain magical. Like all great men I wish they where still here.
@@roberthowell7095 My sister went to Carson Graham , I went to Delbrook, I don't remember him coming to my school , he likely did, it was his home area too.
Beautifully shot - packed with quotable dialog "He'll be waiting there for us Senator" - superb supporting cast, probably one of the best Westerns of all time
The white man been sneaking up on me for years. Brilliant. The Cherokee were civilized so they were easy to see sneak up on. They lost their wildness. But you know w that only if you're an Indian. Classic
Growing up, my dad was like the character Clint Eastwood played in these movies. He looked like him, he acted like him. He was hard like him. His dad, my grandpa, was, at the time, the youngest living son of a Confederate cavalryman. My dad once told me that in a fight, you have little to fear from the guy who runs his mouth--they are mostly cowards. It's the guy who is silent you need to watch out for. He is the one who means business.
Many that think that Clint Eastwood is not that much of an actor fail to realize that someone who manages well to get his messages (even touching emotions at that at times) across, and yet, keep a subdued emotional expression in the process, is a great talent as well.
Like Gary Cooper, methinks. I saw High Noon again recently and though it's a very different film he had that quality of stoicism with emotion so difficult to pull off that you mention.
I could listen to Chief Dan George all day long. What a natural actor! In the hands of a good director as masterful as Clint, one of the ten best Westerns in my opinion.
Mr Eastwood is the last of a dying breed......men who could convincingly pull off characters that are SO larger than life while being SO life-like. The absolute, ULTIMATE cowboy bad-ass. A once-in-a-century actor.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. At the conclusion of the 3 way gunfight he does this chomp on his cigar, like "That's that". Subtle yet effective. He was/is the baddest of the bad.
One of my all time favorite movies. Couldn't even count how many times I have seen it. So many great sayings. My favorite: Dyin' ain't much of a livin' boy. Love this scene as I love every single other scene.
This movie is crazy good. I watch it every time it's on. I can't believe it's this old now. It's moving, funny, action, sad, inspiring, rewarding and raw. Clint Eastwood, masterpiece of film making.
Awesome movie to watch back in 1976. I still frequently play the Josey Wales DVD and never get tired of it. Great 👍 lines!! The characters, good and bad, were so AUTHENTIC and DOWN TO EARTH.
This is , by far , one of my all-time favorite movies by Clint Eastwood ! This is one of the best scenes in it too ! There were so many in it . The respect for the Indigenous people was , & still is , a rarity in "westerns" . But I think that line , delivered exquisitely by Chief Dan George , "Get ready little lady , Hell is coming to breakfast." is going to be coming true in the near future . That & , "A man's got to know his limitations" & "Buzzards & maggots got to eat too , same as people ." Hopefully this year ! 2022 !
Many years later, two of these boys Grandpappy's would meet again. One riding a motorcycle, the other in a utility with an ape in the seat beside him. 😂
I can't believe there's a better western than "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly." But this is it. Unforgiven is amazing as well. But this is still my number one.
@Christopher Smith , Chief Dan George very much plays himself, and if you are Chief Dan George, why wouldn't you? He is amazing in this, but even better in Little Big Man! (I might just search out the Books)
@@jasonleedham5678 Did ya know Dan George had a thing 4 Brooke Shields??? Almost got arrested a few times.. Just a thing from the old LA police times. Dan George tried to set up some sort of party with her and she rejected him in a few of his advances.. Mostly his personal life was not really public and I have not looked into it.. Just have the old publications my daughter gave me when she worked the LA Police part time circa 1989...
The movie was good with some great dialog between Eastwood and the Indians. For me, the best Western is Once Upon a Time in the West. Leone was at the top of his game.
Mohammed Cohen Best line in the book, should've been in movie... Granny: " That's a white flag. He's surrenderub'?"... Chief: "I don't know what he is figurin' on, but surrender ain't one of them."
This movie has everything! Action, humour, suspense and an ensemble cast of misfits who gel like nothing else! Easily the best Western ever made-with Shane a notable second ☺️
One of the best scenes from all of Eastwood's movies. It never gets old.
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Una de las mejores frases de esta película, en el doblaje latino es cuando cuando Josey Wales dice: "Mis amigos no suelen vivir mucho tiempo" a lo que el viejo Indio responde: " tus enemigos tampoco viven mucho tiempo", excelente para el recuerdo.
This came on last night and I knew it would be way past bedtime before it was done. I usually fall asleep as soon as I hit the recliner. I was up until 1 AM to watch this. Awesome movie.
The making of this is a good watch as well (its on UA-cam somewhere), mentions how Clint likes to work with the same actors/crew as he knows their various ranges and has an established easy rapport with them.
@@XJarhead360 I even loved the segment where he's filmed making the movie! It's got to be one of my favorite top 3 movies ever that I could watch over and over.
One of those movies that when I come across it, I stop looking for something else to watch. I think it’s one of Clint’s best.
@@MrDannyg77 you must mean the best with Clint
Because as a director i could name 10.
@@Johnmag1976 No one likes a smart ass, Josey Wales was undoubtedly one of his best films.
Me Too! My wife knows it's all over when I come across it. 😂
Just when I get to liking someone, they ain't around long.
I've noticed, when you get to disliking someone, they ain't around long either.
Best line!😂😂😂
Remember the line "endeavor to persevere"?
@@bigg4454 😂 oh, of course!
LMAO
Oh ya, the Indian, his words were almost prophetic, were they not?
Bill... :~)
You drink it.
~~Lone Wadi to the snake oil seller
Probably the best Western made, and one of the best movies period. Sadly, a movie like this will not be made again.
Yes. Because they had their day. No audience now. But it doesn't matter
@@chrisbuesnell3428 What does that mean? We're right here.
What, you don't want another superhero origin story?
Or even worse, this movie will be made again as a terrible remake of something that has already been done. The Outlaw Josey Wales starring Ben Affleck
No shit, hollyweird are punk ass woke weakness!
Best line ever "Hell is coming to breakfast." Second best line ever "I never surrendered but they took my horse, made him surrender."
How about “ Endeavor to persevere “ .” And when we thought about that long enough, we seceeded from the union “ 😂
"They probably got him pulling a wagon in Iowa or something"...
@@MrWayne1701 Kansas .. .lol
@@jefffromjersey52 What's the difference, LOL!
"Dying ain't much of a living,boy" from Josie to the bountyhunter
This is my all-time favorite Western. It had some of the best dry humor put to film. No matter how many times I see it, there are still classic lines that make me burst with laughter.
Same. I even tried counting th Josey kills,but would collapse laughing,coz I couldnt keep up🤣. One of th more modern ones I like is Open Range. Good shootout.
1:53 "Get ready, little lady; Hell is coming to breakfast!"
IMHO it’s one of the greatest films ever made.
Yep I saw a video the other day that claimed "Buzzards gotta eat same as the worms" the best movie line ever. This has always been one of my favorite movies but even I didn't realize just how many great lines were in it until people started listing them in the comments.
I've seen this movie at least 100 times and I still get chills every time I see it. It's gold.
At least a hundred times! I have had friends over and watched it with them saying the dialog along with the movie, saying "Cue music" as Josey pulls his rifle for the Missouri Boat ride and "horse slips" during the final chase.
100times ,and your still a child 🚸 how sad your life must be,guns will turn you on
I aintcha ya paaw!
Oh hell YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!! It is GOLD!!!! “Get ready little lady, hell is coming to breakfast”. I get chills even right now when I play it over and over, 2 and 3 times!!
Oh hell YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!! THIS MOVIE IS GOLD!!!! “Get ready little lady, hell is coming to breakfast”. I get chills even right now when I play it over and over, 2 and 3 times!!
"Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms", best line in this movie full of best lines.
This Western touched my soul like no other. I came back from a useless war and avoided war and gore movies, but I watched Westerns, John Wayne especially, but Man did this movie do me in. I hear a lot of folks quoting their favorite lines, but for me? The line "there ain't no forgetting" was so damned true. I came back, but it took a long time to BE back.
"Guess we all died a little in that damn war."...what a great line. The scene with Josie and Ten Bears is one of my all-time favorite scenes...such timeless and true words.
Welcome back.
Welcome home brother
Hope you're doing okay. I have the utmost respect for people who have the courage to fight for their country.
@@mr.k2559 Problem in Vietnam I wasn't fighting for my country. I was fighting for my platoon , my friends. If my country was behind me they would have at least won the war.
I stopped my son from joining the Navy to pay for his medical school. Told him, they haven't fought for anything right since we saved Grenada and they'll own you for at least ten years after you get out. I busted my ass to get him through medical school, but I did it and the politicians don't own him.
I loved Chief Dan George "Knew that would bring you". Lolol!
Someone commented he saw this scene 100 times, it is great, but I watch it weekly ever since i have had a smart Phone...it is 2023. Anyone watching with me ?
Don’t ask stupid questions you sound like an idiot
Me
2024 baby
@@headcheck100 well, since i got notified that you are watching, i am going to watch it now
on a smartphone? No I need a much bigger screen+sound+cold beer
"one of the best Westerns ever made". Agreed.
The Outlaw Josey Wales and open range and True Grit I always liked James Garner in support your local sheriff you know what the more I think about there's been a whole lot a good westerns The Outlaw Josey Wales does rank right up there with the best of them
Truth.
Crazy perfect! Best!
This. And Unforgiven.
Agreed
Josey Wales wasn't an outlaw, he was a man with a reckoning to deliver!!
Like an old west john wick
Imo he is a Moses avatar leading the destitute to their promised land. A very cranky Moses too.
Guys, HERE is Our TRUE Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
"I've come to live with you or die with you"
I reckon so.
A masterpiece of filmmaking .. the Story .. the characters ,
It really is almost a perfect film. I can watch it over and over.
Clint Eastwood knew a good thing when he read it
My Dad and I went to see this one in 1976, and we were both stunned at just how beautifully made this movie was. We both knew that he was a good director----"Play Misty For Me," and "High Plains Drifter" proved that----but Eastwood reached a new level of excellence with "The Outlaw Josey Wales."
Gotta be the best response ever!
I am not proud of this and you would need to meet the participants in order to fully understand?
Myself and John were leaving a party (I myself was doing ok) but John was becoming increasingly belligerent and like a good friend, I decided it's time to go. On the way out, there was this street sign and I couldn't help kicking this thing, not to cause damage but simply to see if I could kick higher than my head? Just a test with no venom involved? John took hold of the sign, it was still at least 8ft high at that time, he put his hands on both ends and literally crushed it between his great paws! i'm almost speechless here, run would be at the forefront of my brain but you have to admit, that's impressive.
Me and John against the world, it would be a great movie if only anybody could understand it? spoiler, watch out for things being crushed in his hands and for me not kicking higher than necessary?
I could tell more stories about John, he literally is a force of nature or the time he threw two punches and knocked out two 'serious' dudes, John doesn't say much which is why I love the Reacher character, they have a lot in common, don't talk big if you cannot back it up?
Well John says fuckall and he can indeed back it up!
Edit, I should have mentioned 'Unforgiven', was that his best?
Anyway Pax vobis.
Yes he did..
Unforgiven is another great western directed by Eastwood the old wild west jargon he uses is absolutely amazing even in RAWHIDE ilove his acting nowadays we have fools like Adam Sandler and his buddies absolutely vile I really liked your comment take care and we might meet on the TRAIL sometime 😎
No less an authority than Orson Welles said this was one of the finest movies ever made!
@Phil Hatfield. I enjoy action movies.
I watched that a million times and will watch it again and again.
Meet too, if it's on I cannot click past it.
Some of the best dialog in any Western...
@@marktate4466 Yer me too ,its an icon Clint movie
Never gets old
I saw this movie at Clark AB in the Philippines. When this scene came and Josey Wales was first seen on the hill all the Filipina girls in the theater started cheering. When hell did indeed come to breakfast they really cheered. Fond memories.
Chief Dan George was a real classic and always added so much to his roles. RIP
Agreed. One of my favorites. His voice and mannerisms are unique and engaging.
Love Chief Dan George!!
Reminds me of my grandpa.
@@BB1-l2k, Grandfather, "Little Big Man"
@@pcm7315 Very true.!
How can a thousand people not like this. Philistines!
Just bunch of justin bieber lovers
@@juangalarza5081 🤣🤣🤣🤝
I guess all those bandidos getting what they deserve hurt their feelings 🤣🤣🤣
The guy who wrote it has a troubled past to be nice
Probably soy-fed spineless washouts who wish they were the opposite sex.
I,v been a Clint Eastwood fan since I first saw him in Rawhide in the early 1960,s on an old black and white tv,,when I was 6 years old.He is my favorite closely followed by Charles Bronson..
Yepper and Spock of Star Trek got his start in westerns.
Best western ever. I think Im. Gonna take up teepee livin. R.I.P. Chief Dan George
It's better in some ways
Ack Ack!!
“Whenever I get ta likin’ someone, they ain’t around long...”
“I noticed whenever you get dislikin’ someone, they ain’t around long neither!”
Well lets put him next to Boris----that should do away with a vaccine!!!
haha the old chief was funny as fuck in this
@@rowdyyates4273 Boris and Natasha?
Too funny! 🤣🤣🤣 The chief always gets in the last word! He steals almost every scene he’s in!
@@grayson1946 = That's what great actors do!
the older i get the more i appreciate this Film and the actors in it, just about nothing in recent memory compares to them.
This is one of the greatest scenes ever filmed. Absolutely intense and amazingly done. Clint’s performance in this film was top notch.
I purchased the DVD, & watch it often. Gorgeous photography, perfect script, awesome acting, great music,, etc. The plot is sort of like an onion, great themes, within other themes, timeless subject matter. What's not to like? This Movie is for the ages, & so is the Great Clint Eastwood!
My favorite western. Reading the comments it's good to know I'm not the only one who considers it the best western ever made.
This film is good, but, in my opinion, the best western ever made was Once upon a time in the west
@@johnhickey4289 I saw that once and thought it was extremely boring. Had a great cast but it was like a plane that kept trying to take off and couldn’t. All talk and little action. The OJW was action packed, funny at times, and full of classic lines.
@@michaelbarnett2527 trouble with OJW, it didn’t quite match Comanche history, Comancheros were New Mexican (Latino) traders with the Comanche, there were no whites, not a bad film though
@@johnhickey4289 So what Western Movie was Historically accurate John Hickey?
I love all Clint's movies, even when he played Philo Bedoe. His Westerns are unmatched anywhere. I love the Duke, but his movies were almost too cliche for me. Too predictable as well.
The best western movie ever made. Everything about this movie was perfect.
My Darling Clementine, Unforgiven are my top pics for the genre
@@wasylbakowsky5199 Tombstone.. Hands down.
Except that he fired at least 13 rounds from 2 revolvers.
@@kvogel9245 counting the rifle plus 12 from pistols = 13
And Josey didn’t have the sun at his back.
"I got this piece of rock candy, but it ain't for eatin'. It's for lookin through". Chief Dan George was a gem.
papa Big loved that... the Most JBXXXXXXX
How is it at getting out stains? ,
I liked, “I didn’t surrender either, but they made my horse surrender”.
Guys, HERE is Our TRUE Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic Scroll:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
"Good thing you came along, I might have killed her," was funny as hell!
Chief Dan George Lore says, that Chief Dan George could not memorize scripts. In discussions with Clint, Director Eastwood asked Dan to 'just express himself as himself as best he could.' He did.
Which was petfect. Completely believable. And you are correct some of the most remarkably remembered lines of all time.
I loved Chief Dan George as Lone Watte. I loved him in every film he was featured.
Bueno
We have a rock band her in Texas we call LONE WATTE. Hell is coming for breakfast.
Chief DAN GEORGE, starring role was him playing a Chief in, “LITTLE BIG MAN.” His name in the movie was, 🍿 “OLD LODGE SKINS.” 🎥 😊
@@austinteutsch Isn’t it “Lone Watie” ? ?
@Doc Moody I think you mean “…Lone Watie” !
I grew up in North Vancouver BC and my dad had a store in Vancouver and Chief Dan George was a customer back in the 1960/1970"s he was such a great man. He was the heredity chief of the Salish Indian band of the whole Vancouver BC Area. Well liked by all. To hear him speak was just plain magical. Like all great men I wish they where still here.
@@valeriejohnston6574 what school did he speak at? Might have been mine to.
@@valeriejohnston6574 thanks, I was at North Van
I remember him speaking at Carson Graham Secondary 68 /69.
@@roberthowell7095 My sister went to Carson Graham , I went to Delbrook, I don't remember him coming to my school , he likely did, it was his home area too.
Further to my post. I believe he spoke at a school assembly in 1967, as it was Canada's 100th anniversary.
Beautifully shot - packed with quotable dialog "He'll be waiting there for us Senator" - superb supporting cast, probably one of the best Westerns of all time
Not "probably"
Probably one of the best films of all time….
"We got another old saying Senator, dont piss down my back & tell me it's raining"
Crossfire Trail and Conahger are pretty Damned Good As Well
One of the best
My favorite part is when he says he can't understand a word she says, so he comes back. The comedy/ culture in that line always resonates with me.
The white man been sneaking up on me for years. Brilliant. The Cherokee were civilized so they were easy to see sneak up on. They lost their wildness. But you know w that only if you're an Indian. Classic
J
@@mbuser781 And what in the hell is it that you was trying to say boy???
I say hwat I say hwat...
Chief Dan George…. Another great Canadian who made it big in Hollywood. Working with the best. Miss you Chief….
Growing up, my dad was like the character Clint Eastwood played in these movies. He looked like him, he acted like him. He was hard like him. His dad, my grandpa, was, at the time, the youngest living son of a Confederate cavalryman. My dad once told me that in a fight, you have little to fear from the guy who runs his mouth--they are mostly cowards. It's the guy who is silent you need to watch out for. He is the one who means business.
He's the one with the 'crazy eyes', eh?
@@nickmitsialis the one on the right
@@richardcranium3579 :-)
So you're dad used someone who doesn't exist as a role model.
@@jessejudkins3246 Maybe they we like him before the movie...
one of my all time favorite movie lines "Don't piss down my back and try to tell me it's raining"
I still recall that line every time I hear the term "trickle down economics" 😆
Many that think that Clint Eastwood is not that much of an actor fail to realize that someone who manages well to get his messages (even touching emotions at that at times) across, and yet, keep a subdued emotional expression in the process, is a great talent as well.
Like Gary Cooper, methinks. I saw High Noon again recently and though it's a very different film he had that quality of stoicism with emotion so difficult to pull off that you mention.
I could listen to Chief Dan George all day long. What a natural actor! In the hands of a good director as masterful as Clint, one of the ten best Westerns in my opinion.
Terrible shame he (Chief Dan George) didn't have more work was so hard for any ethnics in old days.
Chief Dan George has some of the best lines in cinematic history during this movie.
Got a piece of rock candy. Not for eatin, just for lookin’ through.
Only an Indian can do that.
I glad you stopped me. I might have killed her.
To the carpetbagger salesman, "you drink it."
I could have missed.
I love the camera angles of Clint shooting
Mr Eastwood is the last of a dying breed......men who could convincingly pull off characters that are SO larger than life while being SO life-like. The absolute, ULTIMATE cowboy bad-ass. A once-in-a-century actor.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. At the conclusion of the 3 way gunfight he does this chomp on his cigar, like "That's that". Subtle yet effective. He was/is the baddest of the bad.
"Get ready little lady, Hell is coming to breakfast " Best line in the Best Western Ever, All hail Papa Clint 🤘
How can you pick the best line in this movie there are so many bangers.
@Robdog 1 You missed the BEST one:
"Dyin' ain't much of a livin', boy."
I thought this was Clint’s best movie. His interaction with the different people was great.
A long way from his days as Rowdy Yates, I’m so glad he made it! Not many people do.
One of my all time favorite movies. Couldn't even count how many times I have seen it. So many great sayings. My favorite: Dyin' ain't much of a livin' boy. Love this scene as I love every single other scene.
the fistfull movies had better music vur this had great acting and directing
So many great lines in this movie it's scary. Greatest Western Ever!!!!
This movie is crazy good. I watch it every time it's on. I can't believe it's this old now. It's moving, funny, action, sad, inspiring, rewarding and raw. Clint Eastwood, masterpiece of film making.
Some damn good smackdown .
My favorite western movie after Blazing Saddles.
@@counciousstream I love all of Mel Brooks movies. Young Frankenstein is my favorite of his.
This movie is filled with unforgettable dialogue. I love everyone of them. Damn good screen writen'.
I am like you. Every time I run across a rerun I watch it. Some.movies you can, some you can't. Lonesome Dove is another. I know evety line
Awesome movie to watch back in 1976. I still frequently play the Josey Wales DVD and never get tired of it. Great 👍 lines!! The characters, good and bad, were so AUTHENTIC and DOWN TO EARTH.
Back in the day when you could enjoy a good movie for its entertainment value.
Jeff Burnham Oh, you don’t want your delicate outdated sensibilities challenged? Too bad, sunshine.
@@Andrei917 and political messaging and virtue signaling.
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I can watch this movie over and over
CLASSIC, westerns don't get much better than this!
Still take time out to put that DVD in and chill with this movie. Classic.
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"Now you say them horses belong to these here pilgrims" says Josie after he's laid them out. The film is a classic.
"Dyin' ain't much of a livin' boy!" Too many good lines from this movie.
Don't piss on my back and tell me its raining.
You gonna pull them pistols or whistle Dixie
I reckon so
Buzzards and worms gotta eat too.
"I've noticed when you get to disliking folks they ain't around long neither."
"One of the best westerns ever made".......you got that right!
Saw this movie when I was about 12 years old. I’m 56 now and have watched it no less than 50 times !!
One of the best westerns ever made🏴
“Well you gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie?”
😂
Best line in the movie...for that matter, one of his best of all time...
If they had whistled “Dixie”, they might have lived. Maybe.
"Get ready----Hell is coming to breakfast" Best line ever!
+delavalmilker Eat hearty boys, because tonight we DINE IN HELL! -500
+delavalmilker I'm bringing the French Toast!
+JJDemon that's tooBad! ButIll pass! On that eating in hell! Shit! Boy! Not! My! Cup! Of tea! But! However! Your! Welcome! Too! ItAll!
nope best line in the movie was "Don't piss down my back and try to tell me it's raining."
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Just love this film...great story with great characters... my all time favourite ...never get tired of watching it...Clint at his best..
This is , by far , one of my all-time favorite movies by Clint Eastwood ! This is one of the best scenes in it too ! There were so many in it . The respect for the Indigenous people was , & still is , a rarity in "westerns" . But I think that line , delivered exquisitely by Chief Dan George , "Get ready little lady , Hell is coming to breakfast." is going to be coming true in the near future . That & , "A man's got to know his limitations" & "Buzzards & maggots got to eat too , same as people ." Hopefully this year ! 2022 !
Many years later, two of these boys Grandpappy's would meet again. One riding a motorcycle, the other in a utility with an ape in the seat beside him. 😂
I can't believe there's a better western than "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly." But this is it. Unforgiven is amazing as well. But this is still my number one.
Totally agree!!!
I can't decide between this, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, and High Plains Drifter.
My favorite Western bar none. Another really good one, a close second, is Hell or High Water, set in our modern-day era.
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All Clint Eastwood movies... are great....mainly Westerns
Most definitely one of the best Westerns ever made. This one in tombstone
Chief Dan George delivered some great lines . What a guy .
Terrific casting in every part.
@Christopher Smith , Chief Dan George very much plays himself, and if you are Chief Dan George, why wouldn't you? He is amazing in this, but even better in Little Big Man! (I might just search out the Books)
IT, s so good in Fact I will use my Own version of it.
Dan George was what the Coyote was to the RoadRunner... Beep Bee...
@@jasonleedham5678 Did ya know Dan George had a thing 4 Brooke Shields??? Almost got arrested a few times.. Just a thing from the old LA police times. Dan George tried to set up some sort of party with her and she rejected him in a few of his advances.. Mostly his personal life was not really public and I have not looked into it.. Just have the old publications my daughter gave me when she worked the LA Police part time circa 1989...
Many people don’t realize how incredible Chief Dan George was as an actor.
The movie was good with some great dialog between Eastwood and the Indians. For me, the best Western is Once Upon a Time in the West. Leone was at the top of his game.
That's one of my favorite westerns,
Best movie ever. One of the handful of movies I never get tired of watching.
One of the greatest movies ever made...
One of the best westerns of all time!!
As well as High Plains Drifter, Pale Rider, etc. Clint is probably my favorite all-around actor.
Best Western movie ever
Perfect michael Miller special thanks to you for respect
Another great Clint Eastwood flick...kudos to the writer who wrote the great classic lines....
Mohammed Cohen Best line in the book, should've been in movie... Granny: " That's a white flag. He's surrenderub'?"... Chief: "I don't know what he is figurin' on, but surrender ain't one of them."
Okay now, just how badassed can a man get. Total balls of steel. He wasn't even breathing hard.
Chief was my favourite character on this movie, just brilliant
So many great lines in this fantastic movie
The very BEST gunsling’n westerns ever produced, ALL started Eastwood. Period.
One of the many great movies with Clint , just love em.
This movie has everything! Action, humour, suspense and an ensemble cast of misfits who gel like nothing else! Easily the best Western ever made-with Shane a notable second ☺️
Yes shane much underated film.
Now he spit.... 😑
Clint's movies all featured misfits, (especially the spaghetti movies) best character actors in the business.
"endeavor to persevere" man I loved this movie!
One of the best scenes from all of Eastwood's movies. It never gets old.
Una de las mejores frases de esta película, en el doblaje latino es cuando cuando Josey Wales dice: "Mis amigos no suelen vivir mucho tiempo" a lo que el viejo Indio responde: " tus enemigos tampoco viven mucho tiempo", excelente para el recuerdo.
"only three things come from Kansas. Sunshine, Sunflowers and Sons of Bitches". Favourite line.
This is one of the truly elite westerns.
One of the finest westerns ever made.
Hanging the poster in my living room as I write this! Best Western Ever!
Still my favorite western of all time, and easily in my top 3 movies in general of all time as well.
Loved that show. One of the very best he made. "Jose Wales"
Josey Wales is one of the best, if not the best, western ever made 👍🏻
"Not a hard man to track, he leaves dead men where ever he goes"!
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one of the many lines that will live forever
geesuperb2 Very good coment.
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Just follow the vultures.
I’ll watch this every time it’s posted
Thank you
This came on last night and I knew it would be way past bedtime before it was done. I usually fall asleep as soon as I hit the recliner. I was up until 1 AM to watch this. Awesome movie.
THE American Western. The entire movie should be a UA-cam clip.
more good one-liners in this movie than almost any other. "You gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie?"
Still gives me the chills! So good.
What a Great wéstern !!! 🔥🔥🔥🎥
1:15...those strings, that music, sets the stage. U know what's gonna go down.
If you say "Crazy Squaw" today your libel to be put in jail.
The making of this is a good watch as well (its on UA-cam somewhere), mentions how Clint likes to work with the same actors/crew as he knows their various ranges and has an established easy rapport with them.
he is by far the best cowboy ever
Not even close to the best. Maybe tied at three with Ben Johnson.
Oh please, can't you dunderheads understand this is a MOVIE. Clint Eastwood is an actor NOT a cowboy.
@@XJarhead360 I even loved the segment where he's filmed making the movie! It's got to be one of my favorite top 3 movies ever that I could watch over and over.
And...he's not a cowboy. Cowboys herd cows. He's an ex guerrilla fighter and an ex farmer.
It's hard to pick my favorite Clint Eastwood movie, damn near impossible!!! This is right up there at the top of any list!!!
One of the best Clint Eastwood movies love it have seen it a hundred times never gets old. He's the greatest ❤️
“Pay me when you see me Josie Wales”...my fav line in that film.