I live on the real wind River reservation, it’s not 100% true, it’s 1,000% true. Meth has destroyed this place, left us cognitive folk to defend ourselves, armed to the teeth.
Honestly that's true for any suburban and rural areas. Which is why people don't rely on police they rely on their guns. Our police response time is a couple hours and if you're lucky after calling them 3-5 times they will come in an hour. You're truly on your own.
The direction is also great. When the brother is informed of his sibling's death, instead of giving us a close-up of his facial expression or reaction, it cuts to a long and wide of the scenery experiencing a harsh blizzard. That not only makes his grief more pronounced and unnerving, as it's left to our imagination how he reacted but conveys the film's core theme: nature can be indifferent to the pain and suffering we experience. Deciding to cut away gives a bleak tone that would've not been conveyed if the director stayed on the subject.
Apparently, he’s been working on a biopic of Jim Thorpe and he’s started to make some in roads in Hollywood. I met his sister at a bar in New Mexico and she was showing me all sorts of pics of him and celebrities like Chris Pratt and others. Very good looking family, his sister is very pretty.
Reminds me a lot of how Denis Vilenueve does his gunfights and violence. Brutal, realistic, and quick. You can feel the energy being expelled and the adrenaline pumping. It's so amazing. Every movie Sheridan and DV have done are just so amazing, it's no wonder they worked together so damn well.
I agree but the one thing that drove me up the wall was when they get in the gun fight with the security guards at the oil place and when Jeremys character shoots the guys they go flying. But other than that great stuff
She fired 12 rounds at the guy with the shotgun. She also empties most of a clip into another shooter's legs later on. Is that standard FBI training, to keep firing like that?
She is...A good actress but what the hell? First sicario now rhis? Superhot,idealistic not that competent FBI agent chaparoned by the ultimate badass? Guess thats a very rare occurence.....there is really no reason for her ro be in tje film and have such a prominent role. Al was the interest in sicario,here its corey. Both writing decisions were misguided. The both have ideals that go out the window under pressure.....equality is great,forced and unrealistic?it is not.
@@christofferjenzen78 Dude, check your sexism before you spread your shit into other people. I hope to hell you deal with it before you have kids of your own.
I'm a little curious. I see lots of comment praising Lizzie's realistic gunfight here. Could you tell me how and why it's realistic and perfect? When you are holding a Glock with your sensory affected, would you really hunch like that and fire a gun? Would appreciate an aficionado's breakdown on the whole scene.
@@jasonemanuellee6884 you can hunch like that to get behind the gun (sighting) it depends on people's build as well, she did a great job and whoever taught her should also be praised
@@jasonemanuellee6884 She keeps the gun up, ready, and in front of her the whole time. When she checks her corners, she steps back to reduce the odds of her weapon being grabbed and improve her line of sight. When she fires on the move she's got her eyes open and on target the whole time, and she shoots until the threat is neutralized or as is the case here, her magazine runs empty. When she reloads she has the gun up in front of her in her "working space" where she's able to see, check, and manipulate the weapon without completely taking her eyes off what's in front of her. The reload itself is quick and smooth, indicating she's familiar with the gun and is able to index the magazines into the well and manipulate the weapon with practiced ease. When the shooting starts, she mag dumps into the guy. With her ability to see diminished she isn't taking any chances on him still presenting a threat even after he falls backward. It also takes him time to die, which is often the case with pistol caliber wounds. It's easy to kill a man, but it's not always easy to make it happen quickly and cleanly. From a cinematic standpoint, it's brutal and gritty. I also love how she checks the hallway and then in the brief second before she advances down it, he appears as if he's a specter. It's a great little "jump scare." This is from my admittedly limited training, experience, and conjecture with firearms and handguns.
man at 4:03.. she emptied that mag proper into the bloke no blood spraying everywhere mostly center mass hits and a head strike. very realistic advance and elimination tactic and reload.
I nearly jumped out of my seat in the theaters when he pulled out the pepper spray. Felt foolish cuz its something I felt I should've seen coming but the movie is great at letting the audience's guard down before completely surprising you, esp with the shootout near the end.
One of many things I enjoyed about this movie was the snow and cold. Seeing their breath shows that they are outside, not in some studio with fake snow. According to the actors, they were coached on handling firearms, too. It shows when she reloads so quickly.
Die Hard 2 was one of THE worst at showing snowing conditions. In several scenes, you could see the "snow" was just shredded paper and it even got stuck to Bruce Willis' face! They could have at least had a snow cone maker for close-up shots.
2:33 The single most satisfying shovel to the face in film history. That thing is more fulfilling than watching a loop of a calmly flowing river in the middle of a gorgeous mountain landscape.
My dad is a cop. He had to endure it quite a few times when they trained new recruits with it. From what he says....police grade stuff hurts like hell, being from Colorado I know that the stuff for bears is a helluva lot stronger. Both her and the chief vomiting after getting hit with that crap is not an unrealistic reaction.
Finally! I get so tired of all these current movies and TV shows where pistols instantly drop people with no problems, like John Wick killing 20 guys with only 1 or 2 shots each max. Elizabeth Olsen runs her Glock to slide-lock into the guy's center-mass and he's still alive - that is so much more believable. I wish they had more scenes like that in films and TV.
Love the subtlety of the over the shoulder camera tilt and follow down the hall @ 4:00 accompanied with the audio fade out, lets the audience ride along in suspense of the subsequent surprise attack / shootout. Amazing movie.
I read that Olsen took a three-month course on gun training to prepare for the movie. Both she and Renner were adept in handling their weapons in the film. The way she reloads at 4:10 is remarkable.
@@horsebattery9243 no, you can see her start the reload when they are filming her from the back then complete when seen from the front again. She flicks her right wrist outwards to flick out the mag and get the magwell setup for the new mag from her left hand.
@@kerberos623 You do know your description exactly confirms what I said, right? That we don't see her complete the reload because there's a jump in view from back to front? We're just strangers discussing a film clip, it's nothing important but you just confirmed what I said. What reload?
@@horsebattery9243 you said "what reload? so I just specified it better. did not get the tone of your comment thus explained it more. If you'd said "what reload? 8)" I would not have commented. oh well it's all good. Good movie. 8)
The golden age of the requisite "tough chick" FBI agent/cop is over. Taylor Sheridan scripts are aware of this, even as they use the requisite "tough chick" in some of these roles. Which is one reason the movies he writes are so good.
He treats them like real characters and real people. That's why his scripts work. The issue isn't in strong women being in action movies, it's the stereotype that needs to die.
i don't know a thing about guns, other than they're a terrible, necessary fact of our lives. but something about the way she carried herself here just struck home for me - i felt i was watching the real deal. especially the way she practically empties her clip into the shooter once she has him - the Hollowood oneshot just didn't apply here. i love that. if you were being shot at, wouldn't you want to be sure to kill your attacker? in the heat of combat, you're probably gonna want to make _damn_ sure your enemy's down. a kind shot to the shoulder probably isn't gonna do it. that's what i thought, anyway. a really good movie, a really good scene. the ending shootout is kind of hilarious in parts, but this scene to me reeked of authenticity. and i don't know anything about police tactics or firearms. it just had that shine to it. good stuff.
The first time I watched this I had to rewind to watch that exact frame again just to really appreciate it. How she looks down the hall and all is clear then goes to clear it and all of a sudden he pops out of nowhere so she panics a bit and just starts firing blindly in his general direction. I didn’t much like the overall plot of this movie, but I have to acknowledge this whole scene is perfection.
I can see why they would relate to rap, though. Just like the projects are, Indian reservations are some HARD places. A lot of them don't have clean, running water and adequate sanitation. Funny that you should say that the rap music playing in the background sounds so ghetto because as far as I'm concerned, Native reservations are pretty much rural ghettos.
@@fhfs Dances With Wolves was 32 years ago( 29 at the time when you made this comment) and it was filmed before it was released in 1990, so of course he's going to look different than he did 32-33 years ago. But the years were definitely tough on him.
if this film pictures the dangers of wyoming national forest wait till you are all alone in ALASKAN wilderness, horrible crimes have happened over there, and you seriously on your own.
Because it is not, this film and a follow up NYT article pissed a lot of people off on Wind River Reservation, not the most peaceful reservation around because they badly under fund their police force compared to other reservations but it is not nearly as bad as the media make it out to be, that said there is a huge problem all over the Western US and Canada(worse there) of missing and murdered Native American (First Nations in Canada) women.
I watched a movie shootout breakdown with a former cop turned consultant for film/tv said that Elizabeth Olsen in the trailer did a really good job inside the trailer where as you can tell most actors don't put in the training or (biggest thing) use trigger discipline
I really like the hell out of this movie when it came out. And I still do. It was truly fantastic back then. Furthermore, I still do like the hell out of it. I highly recommend everybody watch it, if you haven’t seen it. What they say at the end of the movie about Indian women on reservations going missing, and there’s no statistics done on them, that is true. I should know. Born & Raised here in the very NW Part of Montana. Yaak MT. 5 Miles from the Canadian border. Only two stores in our town. We have far-far more grizzlies & wolves than we do people. And I am dead seriously serious about that. Anyway, I digressed. I most definitely highly recommend. Everybody reads my comment watch the movie. And also post a comment to me if you feel like it. I do reply to all comments.
I dont understand why the junkie guy started shooting at them, sure he peppersprayed them at first, but why did he want to kill them? He had drugs there? Why didnt he flee with the two others?
@@tle398 Yeah and he picked up on that because you don't use the word ''was'' if the person's still alive. You could do it if she was no longer seeing the guy and if they broke up but the brother knew that they they were still together so that tipped him off when she said ''was''.
"This isn't the land of backup.. this is a land of you are on your own.."
Sadly.. that's true..
I live on the real wind River reservation, it’s not 100% true, it’s 1,000% true. Meth has destroyed this place, left us cognitive folk to defend ourselves, armed to the teeth.
Last I knew 6 Officers for 15,000 people in an area bigger than Rhode Island
Honestly that's true for any suburban and rural areas. Which is why people don't rely on police they rely on their guns. Our police response time is a couple hours and if you're lucky after calling them 3-5 times they will come in an hour. You're truly on your own.
@@SeudXe guns really helped the people in that Texas shopping mall hours ago.
Wind River was one of those great movies that flew under most everyone’s radar.
Не заметили..козлы!!!
I saw it the week it came out , on the Big Screen... it was amazing .. bone Chilling .. You could feel every Scene . they did a great job ...
can we stop and admire the brother's acting skills ? like damn that was sad
Martin Sensemeier. He is awesome.
The direction is also great. When the brother is informed of his sibling's death, instead of giving us a close-up of his facial expression or reaction, it cuts to a long and wide of the scenery experiencing a harsh blizzard.
That not only makes his grief more pronounced and unnerving, as it's left to our imagination how he reacted but conveys the film's core theme: nature can be indifferent to the pain and suffering we experience. Deciding to cut away gives a bleak tone that would've not been conveyed if the director stayed on the subject.
They thought he was guilty...
Yes
Apparently, he’s been working on a biopic of Jim Thorpe and he’s started to make some in roads in Hollywood. I met his sister at a bar in New Mexico and she was showing me all sorts of pics of him and celebrities like Chris Pratt and others. Very good looking family, his sister is very pretty.
Great reload, this movie had very realistic gunfights.
Reminds me a lot of how Denis Vilenueve does his gunfights and violence. Brutal, realistic, and quick. You can feel the energy being expelled and the adrenaline pumping. It's so amazing. Every movie Sheridan and DV have done are just so amazing, it's no wonder they worked together so damn well.
All of Sheridan’s films realistically portray guns and gun violence.
I agree but the one thing that drove me up the wall was when they get in the gun fight with the security guards at the oil place and when Jeremys character shoots the guys they go flying. But other than that great stuff
The last shootout, when Renner has the 45.70, is good
She fired 12 rounds at the guy with the shotgun. She also empties most of a clip into another shooter's legs later on. Is that standard FBI training, to keep firing like that?
Olsen is 10/10 in this movie. Trained and practiced like a badass
And super hot, as usual
@@brandonreeder6162 stating the obvious but ok
who knew that her sisters were super famous?
She is...A good actress but what the hell? First sicario now rhis? Superhot,idealistic not that competent FBI agent chaparoned by the ultimate badass? Guess thats a very rare occurence.....there is really no reason for her ro be in tje film and have such a prominent role. Al was the interest in sicario,here its corey. Both writing decisions were misguided. The both have ideals that go out the window under pressure.....equality is great,forced and unrealistic?it is not.
@@christofferjenzen78 Dude, check your sexism before you spread your shit into other people. I hope to hell you deal with it before you have kids of your own.
It's heartbreaking that he picked up on the "was" so naturally...you know....
Did she? All could hear was "is she" .
Probably as realistic as it gets in hollywood as far as gun fights go. Especially with how Elizebeth Olsen's character shoots.
Agreed. Very legit.
The director does his homework that’s why
I'm a little curious. I see lots of comment praising Lizzie's realistic gunfight here. Could you tell me how and why it's realistic and perfect?
When you are holding a Glock with your sensory affected, would you really hunch like that and fire a gun? Would appreciate an aficionado's breakdown on the whole scene.
@@jasonemanuellee6884 you can hunch like that to get behind the gun (sighting) it depends on people's build as well, she did a great job and whoever taught her should also be praised
@@jasonemanuellee6884 She keeps the gun up, ready, and in front of her the whole time. When she checks her corners, she steps back to reduce the odds of her weapon being grabbed and improve her line of sight. When she fires on the move she's got her eyes open and on target the whole time, and she shoots until the threat is neutralized or as is the case here, her magazine runs empty. When she reloads she has the gun up in front of her in her "working space" where she's able to see, check, and manipulate the weapon without completely taking her eyes off what's in front of her. The reload itself is quick and smooth, indicating she's familiar with the gun and is able to index the magazines into the well and manipulate the weapon with practiced ease.
When the shooting starts, she mag dumps into the guy. With her ability to see diminished she isn't taking any chances on him still presenting a threat even after he falls backward. It also takes him time to die, which is often the case with pistol caliber wounds. It's easy to kill a man, but it's not always easy to make it happen quickly and cleanly.
From a cinematic standpoint, it's brutal and gritty. I also love how she checks the hallway and then in the brief second before she advances down it, he appears as if he's a specter. It's a great little "jump scare."
This is from my admittedly limited training, experience, and conjecture with firearms and handguns.
man at 4:03.. she emptied that mag proper into the bloke no blood spraying everywhere mostly center mass hits and a head strike.
very realistic advance and elimination tactic and reload.
The smooth moving reload. Olsen did her drilling for this movie.
What I thought during this scene is how incredibly hard it will be to live knowing he didn't protect his little sister. He obviously loved her.
I nearly jumped out of my seat in the theaters when he pulled out the pepper spray. Felt foolish cuz its something I felt I should've seen coming but the movie is great at letting the audience's guard down before completely surprising you, esp with the shootout near the end.
Pretty sure that's bear repellent
Shit escalated in seconds when she started to scream for his hands
Bear repellent is technically still capsaicin-based, so the OP was correct when he said “pepper spray”.
Honestly for some reason I thought it was mace
Elizabeth Olsen has really good acting chops wish she did more serious roles like this
Could agree . But she don't fit these roles . She fit for drama ... Like a druggy in rehab , or something like that
One of many things I enjoyed about this movie was the snow and cold. Seeing their breath shows that they are outside, not in some studio with fake snow. According to the actors, they were coached on handling firearms, too. It shows when she reloads so quickly.
Die Hard 2 was one of THE worst at showing snowing conditions. In several scenes, you could see the "snow" was just shredded paper and it even got stuck to Bruce Willis' face! They could have at least had a snow cone maker for close-up shots.
Coldest part of this scene? The sheriff's reaction after that female agent shot that man.
Man has seen some shit.
Well, he was being realistic. In places like that, medical help can be an hour drive away...
Considering the FBI agent was new she held her own.
The brother's mourn killed my heart.
I love this damn movie so much. So. Much.
Me too.
Amazing film.
Chief as cold as the tallest mountain in Wyoming
02.41 - 02.42 One of the BEST editing style EVER! The jump cut was taking the whole scene into a new level of badass!
Such an underrated movie. Wish it was more well known.
The director seems to know how to make intense movies based in the wilderness. I’m a fan of his now.
He’s more of a writer really but it is nice to see him direct
2:33 The single most satisfying shovel to the face in film history. That thing is more fulfilling than watching a loop of a calmly flowing river in the middle of a gorgeous mountain landscape.
2:50 so realistic if you have ever been pepper sprayed.
I did in the academy. Shit sucks.
Same. Shit fucking sucks.
Bear mace
My dad is a cop. He had to endure it quite a few times when they trained new recruits with it. From what he says....police grade stuff hurts like hell, being from Colorado I know that the stuff for bears is a helluva lot stronger. Both her and the chief vomiting after getting hit with that crap is not an unrealistic reaction.
🐻 spray
Finally! I get so tired of all these current movies and TV shows where pistols instantly drop people with no problems, like John Wick killing 20 guys with only 1 or 2 shots each max. Elizabeth Olsen runs her Glock to slide-lock into the guy's center-mass and he's still alive - that is so much more believable. I wish they had more scenes like that in films and TV.
John Wick isn't supposed to be realistic, brah...but Keanu's firearms training is th-cam.com/video/_yk7K8-HnfI/w-d-xo.html
LastCubScout
I get what you're saying, but let's be fair here;
John Wick mostly gets headshots. That, 9.5 out of 10 times, is instantly fatal.
John wick is all headshots.
John Wick has been called "gun-fu" for a reason. Extremely stylized compared to more realistic shootouts like this, Heat, Way of the Gun, etc.
So, how many gunfights were you in? And where can we see them uploaded to? Lame..
That is a miserable existence. Living in a reservation drug house.
Yeah really, when open oil drums with fires going mess everywhere
I love the subtle "oh fuck" moment after she says shes the FBI lol
Who the fuck are you ???
then he glances scanning the body lmfao he was like trippin balls
@@BYOBGoblin 😂
If you’re a cop in a movie and that actor answers the door, just open fire.
Love the subtlety of the over the shoulder camera tilt and follow down the hall @ 4:00 accompanied with the audio fade out, lets the audience ride along in suspense of the subsequent surprise attack / shootout. Amazing movie.
The most forgotten and least talked about. Native people 🪶
Thank you finally got it!
When is this narrative going to end? How much money is going to be thrown at this?
I read that Olsen took a three-month course on gun training to prepare for the movie. Both she and Renner were adept in handling their weapons in the film. The way she reloads at 4:10 is remarkable.
What reload? There's a jump cut where the reload would be....
@@horsebattery9243 no, you can see her start the reload when they are filming her from the back then complete when seen from the front again. She flicks her right wrist outwards to flick out the mag and get the magwell setup for the new mag from her left hand.
@@kerberos623 You do know your description exactly confirms what I said, right? That we don't see her complete the reload because there's a jump in view from back to front? We're just strangers discussing a film clip, it's nothing important but you just confirmed what I said. What reload?
@@horsebattery9243
@@horsebattery9243 you said "what reload? so I just specified it better. did not get the tone of your comment thus explained it more. If you'd said "what reload? 8)" I would not have commented. oh well it's all good. Good movie. 8)
Sicario,Hell or high water and wind River are 3 of the best movies out of Hollywood in the last 20 years. Sheridan is a genius.
indeed
Oh, Nick Cave worked on the music. I was wondering why this movie was giving me such The Proposition vibes. Great mood and atmosphere in both.
great sound mixing, had it on full blast still couldn't hear shit
The acting in this movie. Just wow. Even That dudes high acting was phenomenal
His scream is horrifying. Heartbreaking.
The golden age of the requisite "tough chick" FBI agent/cop is over. Taylor Sheridan scripts are aware of this, even as they use the requisite "tough chick" in some of these roles. Which is one reason the movies he writes are so good.
Explain plz.
@@pwnage1731 he writes people, not invincible superheroes, in other words
He treats them like real characters and real people. That's why his scripts work. The issue isn't in strong women being in action movies, it's the stereotype that needs to die.
“who da fuck are YOUUU?” is probably what I would have said if I ever saw her standing on my porch
Hahahahha
No, you say. "Yes officer? What can I do for you?"
@@jefftheriault5522 “Yes mommy... I mean officer? Please don’t handcuff and spit on me....” is that better?
This movie just wrenched at you heart at almost every scene.
I counted 13 shots so that means a glock 23 .40cal, that dude lived (kinda) through 13 shots of .40cal, shot placement is key boys
Fell for the 40 cal meme
FBI is issued 9mm Glock 19s and 17s not .40s.
More than likely a Glock 19, the 17 has a longer slide
40 & 45's have stopping power. A couple of those and he probably wouldn't be dead. But, the successive impact concussions will knock you out.
@@cattledog901 they have a choice between the 19 and the 23
1:15 "Listen to that shit!"
“Was”…
What a powerful word
Taylor Sheridan knows how to make a movie.
This movie might have the most realistic shootouts ive ever seen
Don't get why some versions censor out him puking from the bear spray.
What was the first word on the graffiti? Did it say, "Heros have always killed cowboys" ?
Wesley Grisum yeah the real quote is "Heroes have always been cowboys" so they changed it 2 killed cowboys because theyre Native Americans
Proud of it too
the original say "My hero's have always killed cowboys" You can find it in a tedtalk vid: (America's native prisoners of war: Aaron Huey at TEDxDU)
It actually says “Indians have always killed cowboys, it looks like there was a shot removed because it even shows up in the subtitles on Netflix
i don't know a thing about guns, other than they're a terrible, necessary fact of our lives. but something about the way she carried herself here just struck home for me - i felt i was watching the real deal.
especially the way she practically empties her clip into the shooter once she has him - the Hollowood oneshot just didn't apply here. i love that. if you were being shot at, wouldn't you want to be sure to kill your attacker? in the heat of combat, you're probably gonna want to make _damn_ sure your enemy's down. a kind shot to the shoulder probably isn't gonna do it.
that's what i thought, anyway. a really good movie, a really good scene. the ending shootout is kind of hilarious in parts, but this scene to me reeked of authenticity. and i don't know anything about police tactics or firearms. it just had that shine to it. good stuff.
Same i liked the scene for the same reason , just that handgun didnt have a clip. It has a magazine.
And also that reload was clean, seems like she trained alot before filming
@@Deo12345Redhead before this scene when we’re introduced to her she mentions that she was at firearms training when she got the call
@@mohammedashian8094 its been a while since i have seen the whole movie
Active self protection don't forget to cover your asp
I really liked this movie. The actors did their characters so well
This is a great movie
supposedly based off a true story
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard from dispatch “be advised EMS is going Code and are 45 min out”
That scream at the end, chilling.
Damn! Scarlet Witch really went off at him!
@I. Wynn Wynn The actress (Elizabeth Olsen) that plays the FBI agent plays a character named Scarlet Witch in the Avengers movies
One of the 5 people on Earth who hasnt seen The Avengers.
@@StuUngar yep
When he yells omg 😢😭
Funny how the house is playing Joey styles from regina Saskatchewan ahaha the real rez shit
bro this shot is so sick 4:00 it’s almost like a video game
The first time I watched this I had to rewind to watch that exact frame again just to really appreciate it. How she looks down the hall and all is clear then goes to clear it and all of a sudden he pops out of nowhere so she panics a bit and just starts firing blindly in his general direction. I didn’t much like the overall plot of this movie, but I have to acknowledge this whole scene is perfection.
This is apparently when Chip decided to turn his life around…since he’s going to be a main character in the sequel
Song of Rap song playing in the background?? LOL it’s sounds so ghetto
I can see why they would relate to rap, though. Just like the projects are, Indian reservations are some HARD places. A lot of them don't have clean, running water and adequate sanitation. Funny that you should say that the rap music playing in the background sounds so ghetto because as far as I'm concerned, Native reservations are pretty much rural ghettos.
2:05- damn! Up close!😮
Fast Reload. Best perk of the movie.
The years have been tough on Graham Greene....he’s definitely put on the lbs.
Well he is 66 yrs old and Dances with wolves was over 20 years ago believe me there are quite a few other celebrities that he has them beat by miles.
He was never skinny
@@fhfs Dances With Wolves was 32 years ago( 29 at the time when you made this comment) and it was filmed before it was released in 1990, so of course he's going to look different than he did 32-33 years ago. But the years were definitely tough on him.
Grandiosa película, grandiosas secuencias!!! 💪👏❤️☺️✌️
if this film pictures the dangers of wyoming national forest wait till you are all alone in ALASKAN wilderness, horrible crimes have happened over there, and you seriously on your own.
The Land of: You're On Your Own
Pepper Spray boi looks like Delsin from Infamous Second Son 👌
I think that is some type of bear spray
Bear mace
I grew up in Wyoming and didn't realize it was this violent haha
Because it is not, this film and a follow up NYT article pissed a lot of people off on Wind River Reservation, not the most peaceful reservation around because they badly under fund their police force compared to other reservations but it is not nearly as bad as the media make it out to be, that said there is a huge problem all over the Western US and Canada(worse there) of missing and murdered Native American (First Nations in Canada) women.
I have no clue where the movie was filmed
That stuff burns bad whether your eyes are open or not.
Bear mace.
I watched a movie shootout breakdown with a former cop turned consultant for film/tv said that Elizabeth Olsen in the trailer did a really good job inside the trailer where as you can tell most actors don't put in the training or (biggest thing) use trigger discipline
If only mr fantastic used pepper spray
I really like the hell out of this movie when it came out. And I still do. It was truly fantastic back then. Furthermore, I still do like the hell out of it. I highly recommend everybody watch it, if you haven’t seen it.
What they say at the end of the movie about Indian women on reservations going missing, and there’s no statistics done on them, that is true. I should know. Born & Raised here in the very NW Part of Montana. Yaak MT. 5 Miles from the Canadian border. Only two stores in our town.
We have far-far more grizzlies & wolves than we do people. And I am dead seriously serious about that. Anyway, I digressed. I most definitely highly recommend. Everybody reads my comment watch the movie. And also post a comment to me if you feel like it. I do reply to all comments.
1:32 LMAO
He wanted to smash
His Owl eyes at 1:41 LOL
What's the first word on the wall?
I like that actor who played Sam. Wonder if he did any other movies
He is: Tokala Black Elk and he has played in other movies. Check out his imdb.
@@BYOBGoblin cool thanks. He had a small part but it was the most memorable of part of the movie for me
I honestly didn't know Elizabeth Olsen was so good. I knew she and her sister had a very expensive apparel line but she is really, really good.
Isn't that the other sister?
From what I’ve read; she has tried very hard to tread on her own name, work hard, take serious parts, and be seen as a professional
“My heroes killed cowboys” and damn proud of it
I imagine you are too stupid to realize tons of Native Americans are cowboys
when you hold your mouth open for extreme periods of time, does that indicate fear , a question or just your fly catching abilities?
I dont understand why the junkie guy started shooting at them, sure he peppersprayed them at first, but why did he want to kill them? He had drugs there? Why didnt he flee with the two others?
Junkies have a lot of illegal shit sometimes and are paranoid. I know this because i went that route before strict moderation.
@@BYOBGoblin Ohh okay, thanks for the answer!
because jeremy renner's characters is an expert tracker... he would have got them anyway.
Bear mace sucks to be sprayed with, my advice is keep your breaths short and blink till you get water or milk. Preferably milk
Elizabeth olsen malandra adicta es underworld 😎👹
whos playing the rap music?? 😂😂🤣
Hawkeye and Scarlet Witch make an awesome team.
Which is the song playing behind
Hell of a plastic shovel.
Prolly metal layered in plastic to prevent rust
Why post this with volume so low?
The ads are perfect.
I think after this incident took place there would have been 6 more fbi agents sent there the next day. Anyways, great movie.
Right! Either this took place over a holiday weekend or they must have really wanted to make an example out of her.
Could we get this reuploaded even quieter please thanks
I thought it was funny seeing Elizabeth in pain from the mace. Shes so beautiful too.
Funny 😭😭😭
Scarlet Witch using a gun!? Did Black Widow and Scarlet Widow switch roles!?
Bruh shut the fuck up this movie is about rape and hate crimes
Lady FBI is so clueless asf lmfao
This is bear mace! Go with Christ bro
Aw! so Wanda have learn how to use a gun.. Nice!
Ok man you win stray me
I am Cory wife
Scarlett Witch and Hawkeye
whats the song the house was playing
Joey stylez
God damn thank you so much
Russell Means looks rough
Ok, Clarice Starling
Rough movie...
Clarice and Buffalo Bill remix
How did he die? I didn’t hear a gun shot
What did that guy spray in their face?
Bear mace
My lizzy 💘
Big ass trailer.
I didn't hear was. When did he said was? he never said was.
The FBI agent asked "was she seeing a white guy", not "Is she seeing".
@@tle398 I rewind it 20 times and I clearly didn't hear was. I hear is she seeing
Noah C 😂
@@tle398 Yeah and he picked up on that because you don't use the word ''was'' if the person's still alive. You could do it if she was no longer seeing the guy and if they broke up but the brother knew that they they were still together so that tipped him off when she said ''was''.