JEREMIAH JOHNSON (1972)
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"There aren't many movies that are this good." Boy, isn't that the truth.
In this film, Robert Redford proved that he just wasn't just another Hollywood pretty face.
This is a movie that definitely deserves a 4k le box set with Redford commentary and interviews
"The way that you wander is the way that you choose , The Day that you tarry is the day that you lose."
How true these words are. Great movie - Great Acting.
“And some folks say, he’s up there still...”
@@mcocsmackdowns8924 Where The Fair Winds Blow.
Master piece.
This movie came out when I was only 7, but I remember watching it a few times and always enjoyed it.
Excellent movie. I saw it when it first came out at the age of 16. It left a lasting impression.
I've seen this movie, probably, twenty times.
And you'll watch another 20 - me too!
I saw the movie when it first came out. I was 19 at the time and just starting to take college classes in both Anthropology and History. Also because of movies like this and the Mountain men with Charlton Heston and Brian Keith, I got into black powder shooting with my first rifle being a .50 cal hawken replica.
Yes a great movie! One of my all time favorites!
A Great Film, taken from an excellent example of an American Pioneer, who lived Life the way He had too.
I remember very clearly, how it was talked about, after it's release in 1972. Mr Robert Redford, did one Helluva Job on that Film! An Will Greer was also Excellent. Thanks for the opportunity and the inside Story.
I saw JJ movie, in probably 1973 at a drive in theater when I was 10, I have always remembered it as moving and beautiful movie. Thanks for the video.
Its my all time favorite movie. I seen it when it came out at age ten. It inspired my life long love of nature, the wilderness and solitude.
Greater than great, nowwww SEE It
It's one of the best films I've seen; definitely in the top 5.
This is one of my favorite movies. I watched every time it was aired on TV, sadly they don't broadcast it anymore in my area.
I remember watching this movie as a child with my family at the Drive-in movies. I really enjoyed it. I had no idea it was a true story.
All time favorite film about a bygone era of living a free and rugged life, on Nature’s terms.
I was 18 when I saw that movie it was great !
Awesome 👌 🆒️ best movie I ever seen 😍
Got the DVD years ago, still watch it now and then. A great movie.
My favorite scene when Indian comes in next to some water a bull elk starts bugle in background. Priceless.
Love this old movie. But some of this was shot. On public land. National parks. Will geer. Really makes this movie what it is with out him it wouldn't have done well he pulls off the perfect mountain man. The scenery. Also makes this movie. For those who love nature. And the wilderness erea, of the US and Rocky mountains,, ,
It's all in Utah. From the mountains to the desert, beautiful and varied landscape.
Wonderful film. Just watched it again yesterday. Redford is perfect in the part. Thought it was cool that John Rubinstein wrote some of the music. I remember him from Crazy Like a Fox and some other shows.
Every guy I know who is an outdoorsman has this film in his video collection including me.
I just found it at a resale shop to add to my collection for $ 3 what a deal.
I love this movie!
Thank you !
I make it a point to watch this movie every year, my kids love it too! Lines from the movie are used in everyday conversation, like when my husband does something minimal and looks to me with expectation and says, "fine figure of a man. Yes?" 😅
I'm guessing the "Mighty cocky, for a starvin' Pilgrim'.' comes in handy, at times?
@@MrFlintlock7 🤣👍
I loved this film.
Great Movie !!!
Me …greatest hunter in all the land (gets Indian wife who doesn’t understand a word he’s saying to nod yes)that is all you need to know 😂boy those were the days 🤪🤣😂‼️
My brother went to the theater and saw the film. That night as we sat in bed he told me about it, I was fascinated. Took years before I finally got to see it and since it has always been my favorite movie of all time.
"He was livin' with a female panther in a cave, on the Musselshell...She never did get used to him."
This movie had a huge influence on my life. I probably didn't see it until 1973, when I was 13 years old. Me and friends were just starting to hunt, trap and along with Jeremiah, we had to have a .50 cal Hawkens. Great movie
I never get tired of seeing this movie. The movie is pretty tame compared to what really happened in the book. But that is typical of Hollywood.
Haven't thought of this for years. We consulted on the pond in the movie many years later. Even in summer, that water was freezing cold!
The best movie ever made.
One of 'em! And best Robert Redford's best.
@@johnledford694 TOM HORN with Steve McQueen 1980……. Incredible true tale about the last documented Wild West legend having takin place in the 1800’s that faded into the 1900’s.
Along with Barbarossa one of the few movies I liked enough to buy when it first came out on VHS! I worked at a video store part time in the 80's for something to do. Occasionally I would have customers who didn't know what they wanted to see. I would recommend Barbarossa and Jeremiah Johnson if they were interested in action/Adventure/western and Somewhere in Time if they were interested in a Romance/Sci-Fi . Each time I rented either movie I told them if they didn't like the movie to bring it back and I would pay for it...I never had to pay for either movie.
Wonderful film. I especially liked the part of Del Gue, the mountain man who shaved his head so no warrior would want his scalp. A fine strategy indeed.
Redford. The Brad Pitt of his era.
No, Brad Pitt is the Redford of today.
@@underthetornado Didn't Robert Redford provide Brad Pitt his star vehicle in A River Runs Through It?
They actually show this movie on cable TV too dam much! Once they show it they play it over and over for weeks!!!!
Get over it dude. No one was making you watch it....just change the damn channel.
@@denisdegamon8224 lol
True , but you don't have to watch it. It's such a great film I have it on dvd.
Love Robert Redford and love this movie!
Epic
Classic. Thanks Bob
it was about 1980 i was living in SLC,ut.trucking in the local area--stopped at little cafe in Provo canyon right by were you turn off to go to Refords house,ranch--he was just coming out of the cafe,it was late at night--we nodded at each other--the waitress told me he had just came back from a funeral for Mary tyler Moores son who if i recall correctly had killed himself
Agreed, this is my favorite movie(tied with Shane, which I find very similar in the theme of title character destined to be alone) I have seen this movie so many times, after years of not watching it, I can still quote each line, from beginning to end. I believe this was Redford's best. Just found out T Tucker was in it so had to search TH-cam to see her...thank you for creating this info piece.
Tanya Tucker was in that movie for a short scene when she was a young girl.
She played the blond girl in the corn crib with her mother and siblings.
Best movie Redford played in
Nice work
filme extraordinário !!! Brasil
Who had ≥≥ invated ≤≤≤ m'y life ...
he was a Canadian Johnson in real life
There is another TH-cam documentary narrative describing Johnsons life that contradicts the first paragraph of this video's contentions. Without further research I will suspend reliance on either of the two.
His first duty was to his family. Instead, he gave in to pressure and betrayed his people by desecrating their holy ground. Shame on him! He failed both his family and his people.
And yet, rather than admitting his errors, he went on to multiply them 100 fold!
none of that happened--it is a movie,all fake,pretend--bet you really like santa claus
I read the two books that the film is based upon, and I have to say that the movie is way better than both of them. .
Was very joung and had liked thé movie so much .... That had immegrated to u.s. .... But .... Have had ...a similiar Bad Luck , as Jeremai ... Almost had Losted life ...by 30 degreese could NOT STANDED ! - it ...WAS TOO WEAK TO GET A GUN ! - a n d. Kiled thé beasts ...
Hmm...Jeremiah Johnson. Is it really as good as it's stacked up to be? Most assuredly, not. It's actually even better.
Awesome movie! A true representation of an individual relying upon himself...today...everyone wants to copy...so superficial...an empty life...