Let's sting 'em a little more,, maybe they'll come through with the money. Where'd that crazy bicycle go? Martha,, did you bring my Greeners? I ain't going to pay 'em for that! Pa your hit! Oh that, just a scratch, little Jacob here fixed that.
4:30 is iconic...one of the best John Wayne movies ever. This would be a great remake with Jeff Bridges. He did great in True Grit. I loved The Cowboys too! Very similar feel.
1909 Genteel civilization had come to England, the continent and the eastern United States. New York rivaled London and Paris as one of the great metropolises of the world. Albert Einstein had expounded his theory of relativity back in 1905, and science had brought us the wonders of the modern world. Culture and refinement had arrived on the east coast of America. Caruso was singing Pagliacci at the Met. Arturo Toscanini was conducting. The Barrymores were performing and a Ziegfeld girl was the rage. of the 46 United States was not so refined. The surviving Indian warriors were now being rounded up by the U.S. Army. In Washington, William Howard Taft... was President and life was comfortable. In other parts of the country, men were fighting each other and the elements. In the New York department stores a lady could buy maxis and boots and live in style. Out west, they didn't think about style, just living. Eastern empire builders had secured their fortunes... the Morgans, Vanderbilts, Carnegies. There were empires in the west, too, such as the great McCandles Ranch. But these huge ranches were held together only by having enough men and guns. Notre Dame teams were playing football with end Knute Rockne catching a forward pass. In the Arizona Territory another team, the Arizona Rangers were busy just trying to keep the peace. Anna Pavlova, prima ballerina of the Russian ballet, was dancing Swan Lake. The dance hall girl in the was somewhat different. By 1909, still photographs had come to life. Motion pictures had been born with The Great Train Robbery. While that make-believe drama was on the movie screens nine men crossed the Rio Bravo into Texas. The turbulent years between the Civil War and the turn of the century brought out the best in some people but in others, it brought out the worst. Example: O'Brien, a half-breed Apache born of a Chiricahua mother and Irish father. A professional gunfighter... one of the last of his kind. Pop Dawson... rode with the James boys in Kansas and Missouri. Said to have murdered more than a dozen men... one for as little as seven dollars. Trooper... name unknown. A back-shooter. Considered a coward. Reputed to have been a cavalry soldier sometime in the past but not to the personal knowledge of his confederates. William Fain, younger of the Fain brothers. Favors a shotgun... a Greener... for its bloody killing effect at short range. James William Duffy. At age 14, killed his first man who was an admirer of his prostitute mother. Dead shot with a rifle. William Devries... young Billy. Not quite 21. This raid was thought to have been his first outlaw act. Walt Devries, his older brother by 20 years. He looks more like an Iowa farmer than a professional killer. John Goodfellow... may be the worst of them. An indiscriminate killer. Women, children, no consequence at all. Prefers to work close. Favors a razor-edged machete. John Fain... sometimes peace officer and bounty hunter. Served with distinction during the Spanish-American War. Professional soldier thereafter. Now between wars. Currently banks, trains, killings and responsible for organizing the infamous McCandles Raid.
If you Children get killed I'll never Hear the end of it.Jacob you've changed not you Martha your has young and beautiful has ever. . one of the last great classic westerns of the 70s with John Wayne other than the Shootist And the cowboys but I think bigjake was the best of John Wayne work in the 70s
Another 'meat and potatoes' Western, with a twist: it's 1909 and the West is changing. But the Duke is after his stolen grandson and nothing will stop him. Anytime Wayne and Maureen O'Hara sparred on screen was a treat and "Daddy" has to handle both the changes and two grown sons. As always, Elmer Bernstein provides a fine soundtrack. This was done on a more modest budget by Cinema Center Films, part of General Cinema until the feds reminded them of the Paramount decree, but Wayne's Batjac Productions was such a well-oiled machine, the film looks great despite the budget.
Encore et toujours John Wayne et les musiques dignes des grands espaces américains qui ont fait les westerns inoubliables dans lesquels le Duke a joué avec Elmer Bernstein comme compositeur génial
Loved seeing it back when I was in the Academy. When Jim Davis kicked the child away as he was going to lynch Bernard Foxes Shepard I nearly choked on my soda as the Duke said "Aw why did he have to go and do that..." I knew at that moment the comment Maureen O'Hara made about needing an Unpleasant man to deal with the kidnappers and killer was all too much Karma...
It was your mother idea And I Agree that we take the boy. My mother idea I don't believe you.Jacob you haven't changed At All hardly.Martha did you bring my Greeners.James let's go home dad sounds A lot better.
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His entrance in this movie is legendary.
definitely one of my favorite John Wayne movies of all times.i remember sitting with my dad watching so many John Wayne movies together.good times.
Mine Too
Mr. McCandles, I thought you were dead.
Not hardly!
Most Epic part 11:05 - 11:29 as Duke is riding in the dark as an epic thunderstorm with lightning begins.
Classic!
def one of my favourites. As well as The Quiet Man, In Harms Way, The Sons..........!!!!
Elmer Bernstein in der Filmmsik ist fast Leonard Bernstein in der klassischen Musik. Was für wertvolle zwei Steine die USA haben!
Let's sting 'em a little more,, maybe they'll come through with the money.
Where'd that crazy bicycle go?
Martha,, did you bring my Greeners? I ain't going to pay 'em for that!
Pa your hit!
Oh that, just a scratch, little Jacob here fixed that.
The Dean Martin John Wayne films were favorites of mine, I have over 60 John Wayne films in my Vudu library.
Beautiful..
One of the best John Wayne films with his son Patrick Wayne and Christopher Mitchum
love John Wayne and Richard Boon Maureen O'Hara And Glenn Corbett.
apart from the Alamo, this is my favourite John Wayne movie
Keep Up the Good work
4:30 is iconic...one of the best John Wayne movies ever. This would be a great remake with Jeff Bridges. He did great in True Grit. I loved The Cowboys too! Very similar feel.
Lmao modern Hollywood would only remake this with Will Smith and an all black cast directed by Spike Lee
I got the author of True Grit's autograph, "Charles Portis".
Hollywood needs to stop doing remakes and get back to creating original works. I have been sick of regurgitated Hollywood for over 20 years. Enough.
1909 Genteel civilization had come to England, the continent and the eastern United States. New York rivaled London and Paris as one of the great metropolises of the world. Albert Einstein had expounded his theory of relativity back in 1905, and science had brought us the wonders of the modern world. Culture and refinement had arrived on the east coast of America. Caruso was singing Pagliacci at the Met. Arturo Toscanini was conducting. The Barrymores were performing and a Ziegfeld girl was the rage. of the 46 United States was not so refined. The surviving Indian warriors were now being rounded up by the U.S. Army. In Washington, William Howard Taft... was President and life was comfortable. In other parts of the country, men were fighting each other and the elements. In the New York department stores a lady could buy maxis and boots and live in style. Out west, they didn't think about style, just living. Eastern empire builders had secured their fortunes... the Morgans, Vanderbilts, Carnegies. There were empires in the west, too, such as the great McCandles Ranch. But these huge ranches were held together only by having enough men and guns. Notre Dame teams were playing football with end Knute Rockne catching a forward pass. In the Arizona Territory another team, the Arizona Rangers were busy just trying to keep the peace. Anna Pavlova, prima ballerina of the Russian ballet, was dancing Swan Lake. The dance hall girl in the was somewhat different. By 1909, still photographs had come to life. Motion pictures had been born with The Great Train Robbery. While that make-believe drama was on the movie screens nine men crossed the Rio Bravo into Texas. The turbulent years between the Civil War and the turn of the century brought out the best in some people but in others, it brought out the worst. Example: O'Brien, a half-breed Apache born of a Chiricahua mother and Irish father. A professional gunfighter... one of the last of his kind. Pop Dawson... rode with the James boys in Kansas and Missouri. Said to have murdered more than a dozen men... one for as little as seven dollars. Trooper... name unknown. A back-shooter. Considered a coward. Reputed to have been a cavalry soldier sometime in the past but not to the personal knowledge of his confederates. William Fain, younger of the Fain brothers. Favors a shotgun... a Greener... for its bloody killing effect at short range. James William Duffy. At age 14, killed his first man who was an admirer of his prostitute mother. Dead shot with a rifle. William Devries... young Billy. Not quite 21. This raid was thought to have been his first outlaw act. Walt Devries, his older brother by 20 years. He looks more like an Iowa farmer than a professional killer. John Goodfellow... may be the worst of them. An indiscriminate killer. Women, children, no consequence at all. Prefers to work close. Favors a razor-edged machete. John Fain... sometimes peace officer and bounty hunter. Served with distinction during the Spanish-American War. Professional soldier thereafter. Now between wars. Currently banks, trains, killings and responsible for organizing the infamous McCandles Raid.
9:32. . . awesome!!!
Elmer Bernstein in the film music is almost Leonard Bernstein in the classical music. What valuable two Steins the USA have!
My favorite was his score for "The Ten Commandments".
If you Children get killed I'll never Hear the end of it.Jacob you've changed not you Martha your has young and beautiful has ever. . one of the last great classic westerns of the 70s with John Wayne other than the Shootist And the cowboys but I think bigjake was the best of John Wayne work in the 70s
I meet Chris Mitchum & Dean Smith at a rodeo many years ago plus a few other notable Cowboys.
Another 'meat and potatoes' Western, with a twist: it's 1909 and the West is changing. But the Duke is after his stolen grandson and nothing will stop him. Anytime Wayne and Maureen O'Hara sparred on screen was a treat and "Daddy" has to handle both the changes and two grown sons. As always, Elmer Bernstein provides a fine soundtrack. This was done on a more modest budget by Cinema Center Films, part of General Cinema until the feds reminded them of the Paramount decree, but Wayne's Batjac Productions was such a well-oiled machine, the film looks great despite the budget.
JOHN WAYNE THE FATHER OF THE COVBOYS !
Encore et toujours John Wayne et les musiques dignes des grands espaces américains qui ont fait les westerns inoubliables dans lesquels le Duke a joué avec Elmer Bernstein comme compositeur génial
Siempre eternamente el mejor actor eres el salvaje oeste
Hello Martha
Loved seeing it back when I was in the Academy. When Jim Davis kicked the child away as he was going to lynch Bernard Foxes Shepard I nearly choked on my soda as the Duke said "Aw why did he have to go and do that..." I knew at that moment the comment Maureen O'Hara made about needing an Unpleasant man to deal with the kidnappers and killer was all too much Karma...
👏👏👏👏
John Wayne looks damn masculine 😀
Run little Jake run Mrs Mccandles don't you be A dam fool
Dad James Sounds A lot Better Let's Go Home
OK DADDY
1909, the Edwardian age!
Twilight of the Wild West.
This is my childhod
They don't Make Them like This Any more Too Bad sorry
Are you my grandfather? I sure am
Playlist:
-00:00 = "Mian Title"
Main* :p
+Blaine_
Has been corrected. Thanks!
Awesome, keep up the great work!
Hood ..
It was your mother idea And I Agree that we take the boy. My mother idea I don't believe you.Jacob you haven't changed At All hardly.Martha did you bring my Greeners.James let's go home dad sounds A lot better.
Cadê a música instrumental patrulha da cidade ?
For Fred Hip -hip hip Huray !!!
I love Elmer Bernstein but this is so repetitive