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that little old king bolt or rolled-up newspaper or whatever it was

The coincidence (?) just occurred to me that ned pepper was played by barry pepper🤔

5:26 love this guys accent, especially how the S comes out a lot of the time, i must have heard this same sort of voice in some other movie or game, maybe the same actor, really great.

مفيش فيديو للشقق بعد اذنك

ممكن ارقام الشاليات الكويسه عشان عايزه احجز هذا العام ولو امكن رقم هاتف للتواصل مع حضرتك

I thought it would be hard to play this role after it had been done before by Wayne, but Bridges made the role his own and even though the dialog is often identical, it is a very original feeling movie

How can his version of events that the jar was gone be ‘speculative’ lol. It’s literally his version of events. Man movies fuck up court cases so hard.

I always go backward when I'm backing up

Who does the captions on this thing?

It should be illegal for a prosecutor to come at an innocent man TRYING to twist a story of truth just to prosecute. Bc that’s your job? That’s not justice. A prosecutor should see evidence and say” your honor screw this guy the evidence is clear.”

Wharton commenced to sayin' "Hey, this is like a private residence, man."

That lrosecuting attourney is over acting. Hes wack AF

"if it ain't loaded and cocked it don't shoot"

The rare case when a remake is better than the original in every way.

I guess they did a pretty good job of this, but as with a lot of these remakes they never quite live up the original.

When in doubt, blame them hogs. 6:36

Anne had a crush on me she made her two brothers take me to her I fulfilled her wishes I dont see the problem she was a intelligent early blooming 5"6 teenager I was still in school too 19 is spelled neinteen it spells teenager

This aggression will not stand, man

Not as good as the original, but a pretty good movie nonetheless.

Channeling his inner slingblade

If a man is answering questions like this with such detail he ain’t lying 😂

This is the remakes of all remakes!

In other words; he pled the 5th. 😂

The best actor ever

One of my favorite movies of all time.

The gent who plays the lawyer is what gripped me with this film. That accent and how concise he is 👊

The lawyer sounds like trey Gowdy

Can you imagine nowadays, if a single police officer, not even the department, but a single officer, had 23 bodies under his belt? I mean come on, I know he’s the protesgonist, but gat damn that’s ruthless. Does he even try to de-escalate?

Them hogs was rooting around in there.......

This was filmed at the courthouse in Blanco, Texas

I found the Arabic subtitles more comprehensible than Bridges in this movie.

Looked through all the comments and nobody talks about whether cognurn did as the defense atty implies...Did Cognurb ambush and kill the Whartons?

“Well, it ain’t loaded and cocked, it don’t shoot.”

This scene is an example of what makes a film rewatchable to me. I’d never seen the original or read the book. I had a lot of things going on when I first saw this, and I was a little distracted. I only realized the underlying story progression here after seeing it again years later. On cross examination it’s revealed that rooster made up his testimony about the confrontation. The excellence of the dialogue aside, I was struck when I realized this was the moment that Maddie decided to pursue hiring rooster to track down Chaney. You can see her realizing in an instant that he did sneak up on those three, and opened fire on them. It WAS a cold blooded bushwhack. Rooster didn’t play around. He wouldn’t flash a badge or do a lot of talking. This is a man who’d hunt and kill anyone he’d set his sights on, and he would do it quickly. Efficiently. Without mercy. Maddie wasn’t looking for an officer of the law. She needed a killer. Because when Chaney killed her father after gaining his trust, she became one as well. This scene highlights in a very subtle way how much she must have loved her dad, and how badly his death had broken her heart.

The attorney went to the Mathew McConaughey school of whistle speaking and graduated with flying colors.

I always thought the prosecutor sounded like Trey Gowdy

You should watch the original. Miles better and won an Oscar.

I read this story in the late fifties or early sixty. It was in installments in maybe Life magazine. I read it by the light of a coal oil lamp. I loved it then and love it now more.

This remake really delivered!

“Immediate or…”😂

Anyone know the name of the actor playing the defense attorney?

I've read a few articles which also lists king bolts as modified weapons. Basically a steel rod.

My step dad and I, before he passed away, used to rewind this scene over and over while laughing non-stop.

The only reason for not winning the Oscar is that he has won it last year.GREAT ACTOR.

I'm happy this movie doesn't talk shit on man like most movies nowadays, where feminist agenda just undermines the value of man.

This scene is light years better than the John Wayne version. The entire movie for that matter. There, I said it.

As the daughter of a lawyer, I this scene always cracks me up

2:34 ''CC Wharton pulled down on Potter with one barrel and turned to do the same for me and *I shot him* The old man raised the axe and *I shot him* Odus lit out and *I shot him* CC Wharton and Aaron Wharton were dead when they hit the ground, Odus was just winged.'' - the indifference on his face makes it so funny 😂

Can't be more specific then I backed up

I generally go backwards when I'm backing up 😆 🤣 😂