I know how many times I've seen the Godfather amb Apocalypse Now. But it's impossible to remember how many times I've seen this movie. As a child, in black and white on tv. In the 70's in Spain we still didn't have color tv. And on Saturdays on tv there were always a couple of old movies. It was my favourite time of the week. And I'm still absolutely in love with Angie Dickinson, she was my first big crush.
same here ... my dad passed last Sept ... and We (my dad and I ) must have watch this movie what seems like a thousand times lol ... such a great western ...
I did to and Clint Eastwood westerns with my dad who is 65 now I am 37 he but is a fan of both Wayne and Eastwood I would watch them as a kid and my dad still watches them on dvd or Grit channel.
I used to watch this with my dad all the time on VHS. We would drink cans of Mountain Dew and eat fried egg sandwiches with mayonnaise. I miss you dad.❤😢
I know how you feel, I lost my Dad 7 years ago last Thursday - 11 July - and I lost Mum 11 years and 8 months ago tomorrow - 14 Nov 2011. 😢 BUT, we'll both seen them again, just a matter of time.
Rio Bravo is one of the greatest Westerns ever and John Wayne/Howard Hawks(director) at their best. Not to mention Dean Martin in one his best roles as well.
El Dorado, Rio Lobo, and Rio Grande are in my top favorites of John Wayne movies. I'd feel guilty if I actually ranked them, because then Big Jake, The Cowboys, Rooster Cogburn, and others would get their feelings hurt.....can't do that.
Im 75 and it is now that this western means more to me than 20 years ago. It isn't about great acting it is like watching an old move with your family acting in it. Ozzie and Harriet, the real Mc Coys with John Wayne in a great performance.
Does anyone else remember when TBS was THE station for classic movies, AND every once in a while they would have a John Wayne movie marathon lasting a couple of days? I think it was in the early 90’s. Those were the days!
I watched this Film Rio Bravo during 1956 in South Vietnam when l was a kid , 77 old years now l still watching again in USA country. Surprising. Thanks for memory’s 😂😅😊( RCL Veterans) 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇷🇬🇧🇮🇹🇩🇪🇦🇺🇹🇼👍
John Wayne was the epitome of the western genre, elevating it to iconic status. His presence in classics like Stagecoach and The Searchers defined the American hero: brave, strong and with a deep sense of honor. His legacy transformed the western into a mainstay of world cinema.
My dad loved John Wayne because he was always the "good guy" but he also told me that the principle of Wayne was Family, country and God. This made the man I am today.
One of my favorite scenes from Rio bravo John Wayne and Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson and Walter Brennan against Nathan burdette gang played by John Russell
This was and is a great western movie... my 2nd favorite, in fact. My first is Crossfire Trail with Tom Selleck. And this is out of the hundreds of westers I've watched and collected on DVD / BRD.
One of my favorite films. I grew up watching westerns from my parents' childhoods when everyone else was watching XXX and Fast and the Furious (which I'd introduce my family to while I was in college).
Yea!! I remember him from the 60's television. My mom was appalled at his on stage drunkeness. Here he belongs. Looks the part and his acting is VERY good.
That was Mel Brokes excuse for the fart scene in Blazing Saddles. Cowboys are a lot of beans and drank a lot of black coffee so they had a lot of gas.😖😖
I get the big gunfight in this one mixed up with the one in El Dorado- in that one Rosco P Coletrain gets blinded when is gun explodes in his face. Also a great movie with a great cast.I also love "The Undefeated, but my favorite John Wayne movie is True Grit. Fun side note the girl (Kim Darby) in True Grit was the mom in one of my favorite 80's teen comedy movies with John Cusack- "Better Off Dead".
That's not El Dorado, Wayne's character has a bad gun hand because a character early on in the movie shot him, and the bullet is up against his spine the entire movie until a "fancy" doctor can get to town and operate. The movie you're thinking of is Rio Lobo, where Wayne plays a former Union officer who befriends and partners up with former Confederates. One of the rebs' dad has a piece of property that the bad guy wants the deed to. The bad guy is a former union Sergeant Major who sold out information about the gold shipment in the beginning of the movie. The corrupt union nco had a partnership with the corrupt sheriff of Rio Lobo, i.e. the guy who's rifle blew up in his face
Funny thing is, i will freely admit, that this is the overall better movie, but i like "El Dorado" juuust a little bit more. I watched it first as a little kid together with my late mom who was a big western fan so i will always associate it with her and the memories of being a child, watching my first real western. First John Wayne movie for me too.
At my opinion sergio leone stay as the number one of the western style of film, for example, in the scene where tuco fighting a bad boy sent by lee van cleef the soldiers playing music outdoor and create a very special atmosphere only a master of film creation can deliver.
I really hate the edits that you see in the movie. I wish they had just left certain things in. But it's still one of my all time favorite John Wayne flicks!
I recently watched Rio Bravo and absolutely loved it! The story, the characters, and the build-up to the climax were fantastic. However, I did have one minor complaint: the humor during the final shootout felt a bit out of place and dampened the intensity of the moment for me. That said, aside from this, I thoroughly enjoyed the movie and would highly recommend it!
My late father's favourite film. He watched it over and over again. Epic.
I know how many times I've seen the Godfather amb Apocalypse Now.
But it's impossible to remember how many times I've seen this movie.
As a child, in black and white on tv. In the 70's in Spain we still didn't have color tv.
And on Saturdays on tv there were always a couple of old movies.
It was my favourite time of the week.
And I'm still absolutely in love with Angie Dickinson, she was my first big crush.
same
Lost the number of times i've seen it
Mine too!
same here ... my dad passed last Sept ... and We (my dad and I ) must have watch this movie what seems like a thousand times lol ... such a great western ...
This is my favorite Western.
Every boy should watch John Wayne movies with his dad.
❤❤
I did.!!
or mom (see my post)
I did to and Clint Eastwood westerns with my dad who is 65 now I am 37 he but is a fan of both Wayne and Eastwood I would watch them as a kid and my dad still watches them on dvd or Grit channel.
@@scottknode898 Is it weird that my favorite Eastwood movie is Space Cowboys?
I used to watch this with my dad all the time on VHS. We would drink cans of Mountain Dew and eat fried egg sandwiches with mayonnaise. I miss you dad.❤😢
I know how you feel, I lost my Dad 7 years ago last Thursday - 11 July - and I lost Mum 11 years and 8 months ago tomorrow - 14 Nov 2011. 😢 BUT, we'll both seen them again, just a matter of time.
I'm 80 years old and the Duke was one of my Heros when I was growing up. I still love his movies
Ohhjaa, es gibt auch nicht allzuviel das damit halten, meistens andere Stars der alten Zeiten, James Stewart, Burt Lancaster und so weiter.
Dean Martin, John Wayne, Ricky fitted right in and the ever reliable Walter Brennan, great western
Liked The Lawman John Russell and Sheriff Lobo Claude Alkins also
Rio Bravo is one of the greatest Westerns ever and John Wayne/Howard Hawks(director) at their best. Not to mention Dean Martin in one his best roles as well.
Yeah and with Rick and Walter, they made the kind of team you wish you could be a part of.🤠
Dean also did a great job as matt helm,pretending to be James Bond
El Dorado, Rio Lobo, and Rio Grande are in my top favorites of John Wayne movies. I'd feel guilty if I actually ranked them, because then Big Jake, The Cowboys, Rooster Cogburn, and others would get their feelings hurt.....can't do that.
Arthur Hunnicutt (El Dorado) and Brennan were the best sidekicks. El Dorado is essentially the same movie as Rio Bravo.
G@@martythemartian99
his friends dont abandon him, a true test of ones character to how they treat people, give and show respect and true friendship.
Rio Bravo is my all time favourite western
John wayne will always be an american hero.In classic movies.
This is the way movies should be made.
Greatest Western film there is in my opinion. Excellent cast, good story. Paced action. The battle of good and bad.
Now days, we need more men like John Wayne...love him!
Amen and Amen ! ! !
lol yea if we wanted bad acting.
@@4driveby And farked up politics,
@@dougerrohmer dang Trump does not act, hold him back, Humm turn him loose!!!
Theaa helll we dooo
Im 75 and it is now that this western means more to me than 20 years ago. It isn't about great acting it is like watching an old move with your family acting in it. Ozzie and Harriet, the real Mc Coys with John Wayne in a great performance.
I've watched all 3 Wayne westerns & still never tire of 'em. Angie Dickenson in those dark tights a sheer delight!
Does anyone else remember when TBS was THE station for classic movies, AND every once in a while they would have a John Wayne movie marathon lasting a couple of days? I think it was in the early 90’s. Those were the days!
Saw this movie when i was a little boy back 1970s great movie great actor John Wayne ❤❤🙏🙏
I watched this Film Rio Bravo during 1956 in South Vietnam when l was a kid , 77 old years now l still watching again in USA country. Surprising. Thanks for memory’s 😂😅😊( RCL Veterans) 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇷🇬🇧🇮🇹🇩🇪🇦🇺🇹🇼👍
You must have gotten the year wrong. The movie was released in 1959.
My 2 favorite westerns of all time are the searchers and this one
One of my favourite movies during the heydays still am❤
Walter Brennan was laugh-out-loud funny as Stumpy.
There commin in Stumpy
He was replaced by Arthur Hunnicutt in El Dorado, who was not quite as funny but still turned in a solid performance.
😂😂😂
I love this movie. John Wayne is the best.
All my life, on a steady diet of Louis L’Amour books….the Western genre is engraved on my brain.
Walter Brennan's cackle is priceless.😂
Films like this should be shown in all schools and maybe we would have better young people...
A shootout? Are you kidding!
No "MAYBE", about it !
"Took ya two."
I will always remember that line from when I was a kid.
Angie Dickinson an absolute stunner in this.
Love Stumpy!
She was too skinny, and her breasts were too small, for my taste.
John Wayne was the epitome of the western genre, elevating it to iconic status. His presence in classics like Stagecoach and The Searchers defined the American hero: brave, strong and with a deep sense of honor. His legacy transformed the western into a mainstay of world cinema.
My dad loved John Wayne because he was always the "good guy" but he also told me that the principle of Wayne was Family, country and God. This made the man I am today.
I absolutely loved Rio Bravo….filmed at Tucson studio. I went and saw where it was filmed. Fabulous stars…..
One of my favorite scenes from Rio bravo John Wayne and Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson and Walter Brennan against Nathan burdette gang played by John Russell
Angie Dickinson is so so gorgeous in this. Just a dream girl.
Too skinny.
@randywhite3947 Skinny was the standard for female beauty back in the time this film was made, but that standard has changed.
@@trwentthis movie was made in the 50s. By that time the hourglass figure was the standard with Marilyn Monroe leading the front.
Wayne and Martin--great combo- Walter Breenan is the cherry on Top!
This was and is a great western movie... my 2nd favorite, in fact. My first is Crossfire Trail with
Tom Selleck. And this is out of the hundreds of westers I've watched and collected on DVD / BRD.
This is John Wayne’s best western
The Searchers, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, and Red River were better. Stagecoach perhaps also.
Most of John Wayne's westerns are great movies, but my favorites are War Wagon, Rio Bravo, Rio Grande, Fort Apache, The Commacheros.
Hey Buddy, let's not forget about the Searchers.
The Comancheros was really not that great a film, but it did have luscious Ina Balin which makes it always very watchable.
The immortal Duke. Many thanks, John Wayne!
One of my favorite films. I grew up watching westerns from my parents' childhoods when everyone else was watching XXX and Fast and the Furious (which I'd introduce my family to while I was in college).
Claude Akins! Deano! Ricky! Walter Brennan!
I wish there was more of Claude in this movie, he could play a character you could love to hate with the best of them.
Having John Wayne was at that time reason enough for it to be a success.
Howard Hawks essentially made this movie three time, all with John Wayne. The other two are El Dorado and Rio Lobo.
Agreed, although Rio Lobo is a bit different with the Civil War scenes to start the film out.
@@trwent Yep and there were some factors that two of the films would have in common but not all three.
Love the impact detonating Dynamite.!!
"There you go again! What would you do if I wasn't here to throw them for you?"
"I'd throw 'em myself."
Priceless.
They were tracer rounds😅
I believe that's pronounced "die-knee-might".
And Walter never threw the dyno-mite. Whenever he 'did', he would hide behind JW so as to not show the sticks still in his hand.
Excellent film !!! ♥
I watched w/dad. What a honor.
Having Ricky Nelson in this movie was like having Harry Styles in a movie nowadays. The movie was bound to be an instant success!
Never bring a gun to a dynamite fight... 😁
Especially if the fuse doesn't even have to be lit 😂
Unless you're the Waco Kid (you need to have watched "Blazing Saddles" tp understand this reference).
Maybe the best Western ever.
The shootist
High Noon by a mile
@@geert574I agree High Noon is my favorite but this got to be top five for me
Great pic!
I'm a big fan of John Wayne...😊
I remember before AMC became a real network they used to show this movie constantly. I'm sure I've seen it 50 times.
...und immer noch nicht genug...kenn ich.
This January my Navy pal of forty-seven years and I toured this movie set near Tuscon. What a blast to see.
one day ill get to see the whole movie free or buy the DVD
just a genuinely great film.
.
Director Howard Hawks said that casting Ricky Nelson meant a million dollars in film revenue
😅😅😅
John Wayne was the best growing up watching his movies
Dean Martin looked liked he belonged in the Old West.
Yea!! I remember him from the 60's television. My mom was appalled at his on stage drunkeness. Here he belongs. Looks the part and his acting is VERY good.
He did belong there. After all, he spent a lot of time in Vegas ...
@@trwent Indeed and you'll not win a fist fight back then with former boxer Dino Martini !! 👊
Dean Martin would appear alongside John Wayne again in The Sons of Katie Elder, as Matt Elder.
He looked like he belonged at the Desert Inn on the strip in Las Vegas. Get real.
oh! Memories from 50 years ago, thank you.
Riding for weeks and their shirts are spotless, eating only baked beans and never braking wind. Thats old western movies for you.
That was Mel Brokes excuse for the fart scene in Blazing Saddles. Cowboys are a lot of beans and drank a lot of black coffee so they had a lot of gas.😖😖
@@cronsmans i love that movie
I get the big gunfight in this one mixed up with the one in El Dorado- in that one Rosco P Coletrain gets blinded when is gun explodes in his face. Also a great movie with a great cast.I also love "The Undefeated, but my favorite John Wayne movie is True Grit. Fun side note the girl (Kim Darby) in True Grit was the mom in one of my favorite 80's teen comedy movies with John Cusack- "Better Off Dead".
That's not El Dorado, Wayne's character has a bad gun hand because a character early on in the movie shot him, and the bullet is up against his spine the entire movie until a "fancy" doctor can get to town and operate.
The movie you're thinking of is Rio Lobo, where Wayne plays a former Union officer who befriends and partners up with former Confederates. One of the rebs' dad has a piece of property that the bad guy wants the deed to. The bad guy is a former union Sergeant Major who sold out information about the gold shipment in the beginning of the movie. The corrupt union nco had a partnership with the corrupt sheriff of Rio Lobo, i.e. the guy who's rifle blew up in his face
I like so much Liberty Valance too.
That's Rio Lobo.
John Wayne at his best, with the young handsome Ricky Nelson and the beautiful Angie Dickinson. Epic
This is a very good movie.
I love this movie my favorite John Wayne movie love dean Martin ricky Walter John
Funny thing is, i will freely admit, that this is the overall better movie, but i like "El Dorado" juuust a little bit more. I watched it first as a little kid together with my late mom who was a big western fan so i will always associate it with her and the memories of being a child, watching my first real western. First John Wayne movie for me too.
Dann erinnere Dich der guten Zeiten und der Lady.
Great movie. Never saw it before!
I love how the bullet hole appears 3:36 and then disappears 3:45 then reappears 3:56. Still an awesome movie.
My favourite western along with gunfight at o.k.coral
No one walks like John Wayne.
Just watched this movie. Definitely onevof the great 👍 🤠
i know that John Wayne is the main star, but Dean Martin is so handsome here
Ochhnö, ich bin nen Kerl, über sowas denk ich nicht nach, sehe ich nicht Mal...
Jerry was jealous of him then
When I saw this movie with my father John Wayne, Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson where alive. No it has changed including my father 😢
This scene never gets old.
Ricky plays guitar better than throwing a gun.
The prototype Western. Even more than High Noon.
What a great movie! Thank you!!
John Wayne ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
Where I live it used to come on TV quite a lot. Dad would sometimes complain about that. Good movie, tho.
My favourite ever Western movie.
The duke big influence cowboy movies on us young lads in the 60s 70s growing up
Kann ich bestätigen!
As a young lad from the 90s, I share in your admiration of the Duke and classic Westerns
Ricky Nelson Rocks !
Dean and John great combo
I really liked this movie because it had a little bit everything
At my opinion sergio leone stay as the number one of the western style of film, for example, in the scene where tuco fighting a bad boy sent by lee van cleef the soldiers playing music outdoor and create a very special atmosphere only a master of film creation can deliver.
That dynamite thrower old man got me😅
Bravo,bravo,bravo 👏 Rio bravo 👏
When Walter Brennan went in for a part in a movie he would ask the director “ teeth I, or teeth out? 🤣
6:20 🤣🤣🤣
That funny flat mountain is still there. The movie lot west of Tucson
Been there on 100+ degree day but cool experience.
deserved oscar nominations
❤❤❤ love it thanks
Queria assistir completo tem como postar esse muito relíquia imagem linda dos tempos antigos e dublagem
"Burr-DETTE! Nay-THUN Berr-DETTE!"
And this was only Dino's second film that was NOT a Martin & Lewis project...!
I really hate the edits that you see in the movie. I wish they had just left certain things in. But it's still one of my all time favorite John Wayne flicks!
I recently watched Rio Bravo and absolutely loved it! The story, the characters, and the build-up to the climax were fantastic. However, I did have one minor complaint: the humor during the final shootout felt a bit out of place and dampened the intensity of the moment for me. That said, aside from this, I thoroughly enjoyed the movie and would highly recommend it!
Have this movie 🎬 and love it. ❤😊
No one messes with Duke and Deano.
Great scene. I always wondered why Ricky didn't catch a bullet when I was a kid.
He was wearing plot armor.
Magnífica película
Río Bravo
西部劇で一番大好きな俳優さんです❤
Stumpy hubiera hecho una excelente carrera en el béisbol 😂
Ol’ Stumpy saved the day
Esta es la mejores películas ❤❤❤❤❤
Loved the action❤
One of my favourite movies
Excellente film Thanks