My dad loved this movie. It was only recently that I realized Brandon De Wilde’s reaction to Alan Ladd’s sharpshooting - “Gosh-a-mighty!” - was probably where my pop first heard that expression. He used it almost daily! ☺️
I am 84 years old and watched Shane in 1953 in bleak post war Britain. It has travelled with me through life and I notice that I am not alone. It influenced my choice to come to Australia and see the wide open spaces when I was young.
My Great Grandfather drove a Hansom Cab in London and I have always wondered what made him decide to move to Australia.I have often surmised it may have been a desire to live in a wide open land? Perhaps his experience with horses may have been a factor too? I wonder if many British troops who fought in the American War of Independence decided to stay in the USA after the war because of similar feelings?
Visited Australia last year to see my daughter as she progresses through her studies and witnessed your fabulous country to realise Britain is still in post war bleakness with little to offer as a future for those with incentive for better lifetime opportunities
Enoch Powell was ahead of his time and unlike many of today's politicians an honest man who stood by his convictions. Don't recall him mentioning Australia tho.
I live in Jackson Hole. I never get tired of watching Shane ride down out of the Gros Ventre. The movie was made before the Jackson Hole Ski Area was developed across the way. At Stark's cabin you can see the Gros Ventre Slide, which happened in 1925. The movie takes place near the old town site of Kelly, which was settled before Jackson town. The slide caused a flood the aftermath of which caused many to move.
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Chairman (Mao) Powell & Fed. Reserve is Mr. Riker at Jackson Hole and are the hired gunmen for the very rich who are robing America blind with debt that they do not owe in order to bring down the Constitution & Dollar. Next, they will implode the dollar system with a boom and bust stockmarket, while, foolish men make plenty of un-worked for ill gotten gain-- easy money. The credit system will implode by despotic design. Then, Fed. Res. will bring in their slave system of Digital Currency (CBDC) which is no currency at all. Just credit at the company store like the sharecropping system of the South wherein farmers got very little for their labor. Digital Currency will allow the Jackson Hole looters to rule over the people with near absolute control seeing everything you buy and telling you what you can buy and if you can buy or sell!! Sound familiar -- Revelation's The Mark of the Beast System. But, God will have the last Word in the Salvation of Man with The Lord Jesus Christ and the preaching of the Gospel bringing men to repentance from dead works by the work of the Holy Spirit through faith toward God by His Grace through Faith least any man should boast. Thanks for reading. God Bless
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If you like this clip of “Shane,” we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
We couldn't agree more! If you like this clip of “Shane,” we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
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@@thepraxiscircle I visited your site and found that I agree with your aims, though I have no religious beliefs. Your "Worldview" seems to equate, generally, with what I would term, "A sense of life" as described in The Romantic Manifesto by Ayn Rand. I strongly recommend that work.
@@Baskerville22 Thanks for checking out our website! While not everyone has a religion, everyone has a worldview. Ayn's "sense of life" is on the exact right track! We'll have to include her book in our readings. Thanks!
I was about ten years old when my mother and father took me to see this movie. It really had an impact on my whole life. I have been to Jackson hole many times it is breathtaking. If you have not been there please take the time to go. You will never regret it.
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It still makes me shed tears. As an Asian who was born and raised in Korea, I haven't experienced life in old day America. But it gives me nostalgia, emotions and memory, even though it was carved in my heart only through the old black and white 12" tv.
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Least ever so often, all the elements come together and produce almost magical results. This one is really something special, I know everyone here agrees. No other movies have ever moved me like westerns, and this one head and shoulders above the rest. Wow what a movie.
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Alan Ladd was a very small man in stature but he seemed much larger than life in this classic Western. The opening scene of Ladd on horseback and the incredible score by the great Victor Young always brings a tear to my eye. Its sheer simplicity makes it more powerful and breathtaking. Alan Ladd manages to deliver a performance of Earth shaking dimensions, almost Academy Award worthy. This was Ladd's greatest performance. Understated yet powerful, he epitomized the screen hero like few others.
From the opening theme,I start shedding tears...and the close up of Alan Ladd brings back memories of my Dad and I watching this numerous times....a simply magnificent western.
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I'm glad to see there is still people out there that can appreciate a good movie especially a good Western like Shane it was amazing movie God bless you peace
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Shane rides down into the valley with his head held high in hopes of finding a new and better life. As the movie ends, he retraces his steps, head down with the realization that he can't escape the life of a gunslinger. I was so moved by this movie that I named my son Shane.
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Im nearly 84yrs of age. Although Liverpool was bombed by Luftwaffe. I Saw Shane when teenager, loved it. Post War Britain wasn't so bleak. Good office job when I left school 1956. SIngle teenager money to spend. Dad, electrical eng. brought new house 1938/9. £500/£10 deposit. Post war Europe was bleaker. 🕊
The rhythm of this movie is incomparable! Alan Ladd IS Shane! Robert Redford said he used much of this easy and slower rhythm for his Roy Hobbs portrayal in "The Natural". Shane is the best western movie of all time!
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I was almost Joey's age when I first saw Shane. Time has not dimmed the enormous appeal it held for me then. Despite so little gunplay compared to later Westerns, the movie riveted one's attention throughout with heroic characters, a strong storyline, and breathtaking scenery. I always felt grateful to George Stevens for taking this assignment so seriously and making an insignificant cowboy novel into a grand movie of undying beauty.
The book was insignificant in the sense of not getting initial critical acclaim but the writing was deep enough that George Stevens, to his eternal credit, recognized the characters had great depth to them, with the makings of a potential triangle that Shane heroically rides away from at the end.
1953 Camp Cinema. 4:58 .Bomber Base! Cafe Seat! Beautiful Graffics Opening ect & Soundtracks.😢😊. The very Best- Stunning Around.86yr. Now. Take IT with ME ??😮
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Saw this masterpiece during its first run in 1953 as an 11 yr old. Victor Young's main theme available on a 78rpm record. Purchased it. Incomparable then and now.
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One of my all time favorite movies. Thanks for posting. Glad I lived to see this and glad for all the stars and cast and movie makers who made this movie possible. Well done.
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And in less than 8 minutes, we get the characters, the stakes, who's in conflict and what their goals are. Right down to the characterization of each person. Each line MEANS something. The line, "I'd like it to be my idea." shows his temperament and he's not open to being pushed around. So when he comes back around the house to stand against the bullies, it already seems in character.
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Robert, we couldn't agree more! So many life lessons. If you like this clip of “Shane,” we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
Brandon De Wilde was such a beautiful boy he went on to star in the movie Hud with Paul Newman he died way too young he will always be the little boy from Shane to me
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One of the best Western Movies Ever Made in the history of movie making of Hollywood.Ive watched this movie a dozen times and will go on watching it.Ben Johnson,Allan Ladd and Jack Willson and other's are fantastic in this movie.I would of given them each 5 OSCARS for doing a perfect job.
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My dad’s favourite film. He introduced me to this masterpiece a few years back and we sat and watched it together. It’s one of my all-time favourites and has such a special place in my heart!
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I was very young when my Dad asked me to watch Shane along side him. I loved it! It took decades and decades of my life to come to understand my Dad, who passed on 25 years ago, was a lot like Shane, so valiant and courageous. I miss you, Dad.
@@thepraxiscircle -- Hogwash. Your website espouses globalism, which is the goal of the Vatican with the Pope as a world leader. Keep it to yourself. Not interested. And don't smear the name of the greatest character in fiction -- Shane -- by trying to associate his name with your visions of global glory.
In the opening scene: - "Who are you stranger?" - "A friend of Starrett". That is how to behave, I showed this scene to my children, for how they are to behave in their lives.
Keith, we love that you taught your children through Shane! If you like this clip, we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
My mother got 5 shows for 5 dollars at a local theater when I was 13 back in 1963 during the summer months. This was one of the matinees.....I was completely taken by the story, music, and actors...The beginning of a love for film. Many, many thanks. AND THANK YOU MOM............I LOVE YOU
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Back In the day of making movies with a story. Being so enjoyed and entertaining with a plot. Those days are forever gone. I remember watching this movie when I was very young. Those were the days. CWA
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OMG ! Look at Jean Arthur ! What a beautiful woman ! She was 53 years old when she made this movie ! 13 years older than Alan Ladd ! Wow ! In a Hollywood era when the leading ladies were 20 to 30 years younger than the leading man ! She could still bring it.
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I came across the movie on TV when I was around 14 and it’s been my favorite ever since. I even acquired a long barreled nickel plated genuine Colt.45 later on. In later years I thought his buckskins were way out of place for 1889. In the book he dressed dark more like bad guy “Jack Wilson”. But big deal. it’s still great.
"I like it to be my idea". A great movie with simple line to make it so. I wonder if movie producers these day feel ashamed when they watch these old classic?
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Alan Ladds beautifully understated performance shines throughout this classic film. Shane is the baddest gun in the west and he knows it. No bragging, no look at me and my lightning draw. Just a quiet confidence and assuredness in everything he does. Even when he encounters hired gun Jack Wilson, there is never a doubt who will win. Shane cooly dispatches Wilson into a pickle barrel! Ladds Shane is the easiest hero to root for in film history because he's on the side of right. And in Shane's hands a sixgun doesn't just make right. It makes might. Robert Redfords Sundance Kid, Clint Eastwoods Josey Wales. They all better turns their pistols in to the bartender. Not one of them can mess with Shane. The baddest hero in the greatest western of them all.
Don, we agree that there is something special about the character Shane. If you like this clip, we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
What's the second one, Lisa? :) If you like this clip of “Shane,” we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
Alan Ladd was born to play Shane. In the novel, the protagonist is portrayed as dark and slightly "menacing", but George Stevens luckily chose Alan Ladd when he couldn't get his first choice, Montgomery Clift. Stevens' camera simply loved Ladd. Beautiful like a blonde Greek god... Shane, come back!!!
Andrea, we love your enthusiasm for one of our favorite movies! If you like this clip of “Shane,” we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
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Le regard du petit garçon sur SHANE émeut jusqu'au coeur. J'adore le jeu pudique d'Alan LADD qui a une voix profonde et magnifique . SHANE, y adore this great film!
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Haunting and evocative, one of the most beautiful color movies ever made, probably my all time favorite western film, those virtually insignificant people enduring that vast wilderness landscape, too bad theres no winter snow scenes, wouldve been better.
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As the decades go by, Shane becomes more shrouded in mystic...the scenery, the production values...and Victor Young's peerless soundtrack which has never been equalled;...well, maybe 'The Big Country', ( Jerome Moross ). Young can transform a scene with just few notes...another example is the take-off sequence, ( YT ), of a B-36 in 1955's 'Strategic Air Command'. The Shane theme is called 'The Call of the Faraway HIlls'. Victor Young died a few years later in 1956, a great loss the the music profession.
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Thanks! If you like this clip of “Shane,” we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
This movie has everything in what a human society should be all about, whether it be in US, Japan where I'm born in, or elsewhere. You Americans obviously knew what it took to be a decent human being back then. Your society had a conscience to be able to create a great movie like this. You know I still weep watching this movie simply because it strikes a chord on what it is to live a life with conscience, a sense of honor and dignity. What's wrong with your society these days? ARE YOU STILL ABLE TO MAKE A MOVIE LIKE THISE??????
We are able to make such movies, but they are not currently accepted by Hollywood. Hollywood (the movie business) has been corrupted, but not the People of the United States of America. We are still free and turning it around. Making progress against Marxism and Woke Identity Politics. Shane is a Christian allegory. When you have the Man on your side - expecting us all to rise to the occasion of our own free will - it is never over until we say it is. Shane never left us. :)
Good to hear. I dear say the ethos of "Shane" is not uniquely "Christian" thing, otherwise, I wouldn't have posted a comment in the first place. Christians can not claim a monopoly of it. You need to see a wider world. Japan is a good start for you .@@thepraxiscircle
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Shane walks softly and carries a special gun! I love the part where Shane stares the Rykers - like try me! at the 6:50 mark! Great movie and music and actors.
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I watched this again after seeing this intro (thanks, Amazon Prime!), and I was really impressed. I had seen it some time ago, but it must have been a cut version on cable, and/or I just wasn't paying attention. For a 1953 western, there are so many subtle things going on here that I was just blown away. I didn't realize how closely _Pale Rider_ , one of my favorite Clint Eastwood westerns, was based on this. Truly a classic.
We agree, so many subtle and important things in this movie! If you like this clip of “Shane,” we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
We're proud, too! If you like this clip of “Shane,” we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
The very first movie that I ever saw in the cinema. I never forgot it. I could not have been older than 6. Those guns blazed like cannons. Great Fun! Great movie! I read the book later in school. It was great book too. I just might reread it when I get a copy.
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I've been hoping someone would place that on here Thank you I agree with you All is a ten The music is perfection to such a truly special western Thank you so much Michael Ball You are the same train of thought As I
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Richard, if you like this clip of “Shane,” we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
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This cabin is about a half of a mile or more from a road. You can still go there to see whats left of the cabin.There are 2 scenes in this movie where you can, for a brief second, see cars going by in the back ground.
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I was 9 years old when I saw Shane in the neighborhood theater. The acting, settings, music and most importantly the realistic, convincing dialog never left my memory. Since then I have watched this movie over and over, never tiring of every scene. Brandon deWilde was superb in his role. I was saddened by his early death and the passing as well of Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur and Van Heflin. One of the best westerns in league with High Noon and Stagecoach for dialogue.
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If you like this clip of “Shane,” we have a feeling you'll like what Praxis Circle is all about. Check out this blog post to read why what we call “The Shane Principle” is key to building your worldview and processing life’s deepest questions: praxiscircle.com/blog/god-is-gracious-part-iii-of-iii/
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Another issue was when Shane was leaving the ranch and he was getting invited to stay for dinner. Look at the location of Jean Arthur's spot and she moves 5 feet from a second to the next without showing her moving. Standing next to cabin - then she is about 5 feet away from the cabin walking to the cabin. Shown at the 7:32 sec. mark. Take care!
My dad loved this movie. It was only recently that I realized Brandon De Wilde’s reaction to Alan Ladd’s sharpshooting - “Gosh-a-mighty!” - was probably where my pop first heard that expression. He used it almost daily! ☺️
Shane is such a masterpiece.
I am 84 years old and watched Shane in 1953 in bleak post war Britain. It has travelled with me through life and I notice that I am not alone. It influenced my choice to come to Australia and see the wide open spaces when I was young.
I am 84 years.
I wanted to move to Alaska.
Freedom!
I had a 0.22 like that one.
That, and I looked like the kid.
My Great Grandfather drove a Hansom Cab in London and I have always wondered what made him decide to move to Australia.I have often surmised it may have been a desire to live in a wide open land? Perhaps his experience with horses may have been a factor too? I wonder if many British troops who fought in the American War of Independence decided to stay in the USA after the war because of similar feelings?
Visited Australia last year to see my daughter as she progresses through her studies and witnessed your fabulous country to realise Britain is still in post war bleakness with little to offer as a future for those with incentive for better lifetime opportunities
@@mikeellis6077 Australia 🇦🇺 like the UK 🇬🇧 is heading into the abyss. Enoch was right.
Enoch Powell was ahead of his time and unlike many of today's politicians an honest man who stood by his convictions. Don't recall him mentioning Australia tho.
Used to watch Shane when I was a kid with my Dad. R. I. P. Dad
*One of the most memorable, heartwarming, and endearing westerns ever produced!*
seen as a kid, today i m 57, and tears still comes in my eyes when i watch this and listen to the music. One of the best western i ve seen nso far
I live in Jackson Hole. I never get tired of watching Shane ride down out of the Gros Ventre. The movie was made before the Jackson Hole Ski Area was developed across the way. At Stark's cabin you can see the Gros Ventre Slide, which happened in 1925. The movie takes place near the old town site of Kelly, which was settled before Jackson town. The slide caused a flood the aftermath of which caused many to move.
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Chairman (Mao) Powell & Fed. Reserve is Mr. Riker at Jackson Hole and are the hired gunmen for the very rich who are robing America blind with debt that they do not owe in order to bring down the Constitution & Dollar. Next, they will implode the dollar system with a boom and bust stockmarket, while, foolish men make plenty of un-worked for ill gotten gain-- easy money. The credit system will implode by despotic design. Then, Fed. Res. will bring in their slave system of Digital Currency (CBDC) which is no currency at all. Just credit at the company store like the sharecropping system of the South wherein farmers got very little for their labor. Digital Currency will allow the Jackson Hole looters to rule over the people with near absolute control seeing everything you buy and telling you what you can buy and if you can buy or sell!! Sound familiar -- Revelation's The Mark of the Beast System. But, God will have the last Word in the Salvation of Man with The Lord Jesus Christ and the preaching of the Gospel bringing men to repentance from dead works by the work of the Holy Spirit through faith toward God by His Grace through Faith least any man should boast. Thanks for reading. God Bless
One of the best all time Western classic. Beautiful music. Gorgeous location. Great acting. Classic storyline. Awesome Cinematography. Love it.......
Can you believe that originally , they were going to cut the script to 1 hour and 10 minutes, film it in black and white, and make it a B movie ?
@@stevenrichards3699 Lucky that did not happened.
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This is my favourite western, all the way over here in little old England
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I could watch this movie 1,000 more times.
I agree; there are certain movies you never tire of.
I have😉👍👍👍👍😀lost count how many
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I,m not tired of watching this excellent western movie so many times.
Just about the most beautifully crafted opening scenes in the history of western films. The music too is splendid.
This movie introduced so many of us to The Tetons. They are even more beautiful close up. If you go to Yellowstone, you have to stop in the Tetons.
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@@thepraxiscircle I visited your site and found that I agree with your aims, though I have no religious beliefs. Your "Worldview" seems to equate, generally, with what I would term, "A sense of life" as described in The Romantic Manifesto by Ayn Rand. I strongly recommend that work.
@@Baskerville22 Thanks for checking out our website! While not everyone has a religion, everyone has a worldview. Ayn's "sense of life" is on the exact right track! We'll have to include her book in our readings. Thanks!
Simply one of the best Westerns ever 13 Apr2023
I was about ten years old when my mother and father took me to see this movie. It really had an impact on my whole life. I have been to Jackson hole many times it is breathtaking. If you have not been there please take the time to go. You will never regret it.
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Will do
It still makes me shed tears. As an Asian who was born and raised in Korea, I haven't experienced life in old day America. But it gives me nostalgia, emotions and memory, even though it was
carved in my heart only through the old black and white 12" tv.
Thanks, sir. Most of us here in America haven't experienced the old West either in person, but as you say, it is still a moving story regardless.
Thanks for Sharing
see America in 1950s, Wyoming
Greeting from America.
I love this movie the first time I saw it I always will excellent movie I highly recommended very good family movie
I was 12 years old when I saw this movie the first time, bought a tear to my eye even then, I believe it was the best Western ever made!
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Least ever so often, all the elements come together and produce almost magical results. This one is really something special, I know everyone here agrees. No other movies have ever moved me like westerns, and this one head and shoulders above the rest. Wow what a movie.
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SURE HAD ME SNORTING SON...... MY FAVORITE WESTERN EVER,,,
Alan Ladd was a very small man in stature but he seemed much larger than life in this classic Western. The opening scene of Ladd on horseback and the incredible score by the great Victor Young always brings a tear to my eye. Its sheer simplicity makes it more powerful and breathtaking. Alan Ladd manages to deliver a performance of Earth shaking dimensions, almost Academy Award worthy. This was Ladd's greatest performance. Understated yet powerful, he epitomized the screen hero like few others.
From the opening theme,I start shedding tears...and the close up of Alan Ladd brings back memories of my Dad and I watching this numerous times....a simply magnificent western.
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I'm glad to see there is still people out there that can appreciate a good movie especially a good Western like Shane it was amazing movie God bless you peace
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My mum always said Alan Ladd looked like my father. This opening scene is up there with Lawrence of Arabia
Shane rides down into the valley with his head held high in hopes of finding a new and better life. As the movie ends, he retraces his steps, head down with the realization that he can't escape the life of a gunslinger. I was so moved by this movie that I named my son Shane.
Never watched this movie in full... but heard a lot about it... think I’ll take time to watch this and enrich my life...
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Some scenes make me shedding tears .Wonderful and special western movie.
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Im nearly 84yrs of age. Although Liverpool was bombed by Luftwaffe. I Saw Shane when teenager, loved it. Post War Britain wasn't so bleak. Good office job when I left school 1956. SIngle teenager money to spend. Dad, electrical eng. brought new house 1938/9. £500/£10 deposit. Post war Europe was bleaker. 🕊
The rhythm of this movie is incomparable! Alan Ladd IS Shane! Robert Redford said he used much of this easy and slower rhythm for his Roy Hobbs portrayal in "The Natural". Shane is the best western movie of all time!
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I was almost Joey's age when I first saw Shane. Time has not dimmed the enormous appeal it held for me then. Despite so little gunplay compared to later Westerns, the movie riveted one's attention throughout with heroic characters, a strong storyline, and breathtaking scenery. I always felt grateful to George Stevens for taking this assignment so seriously and making an insignificant cowboy novel into a grand movie of undying beauty.
How right you are.
My heart becomes very HEAV every time l see or hear about this masterpiece.... and the music... the music...
And de Wilde dies at age 25 (?)... how sad...
@@zuhairbakdoud1360 My other favorite roll was portrayal of Jer Torre, John Wayne's son in "In Harms Way"
The book was insignificant in the sense of not getting initial critical acclaim but the writing was deep enough that George Stevens, to his eternal credit, recognized the characters had great depth to them, with the makings of a potential triangle that Shane heroically rides away from at the end.
I'll say it again one of the Best Westerns I've ever seen the production and everything when it's on television I watch it every time
1953
Camp Cinema. 4:58 .Bomber Base! Cafe Seat! Beautiful Graffics Opening ect & Soundtracks.😢😊. The very Best- Stunning Around.86yr. Now. Take IT with ME ??😮
A Masterpiece of a Movie, one of the best ever made !!!
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Saw this masterpiece during its first run in 1953 as an 11 yr old. Victor Young's main theme available on a 78rpm record. Purchased it. Incomparable then and now.
I was 13 years.
I wanted to go WEST.
This movie is what a child's dreams are all about.
We are all SHANE - BRAVE and doing RIGHT.
Great movie . Still one of the best of that genre .
The legendary Alan Ladd . RIP. Shane and the good the bad And the ugly the greatest westerns of all time!
Just a wonderful film...
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わたしはシェーンとの出合いはレコードからでした。忘れてはならない 美しいミュージックです。ストーリー、音楽に映画に欠かしてはならない黄金のスター達 ‼️ 人間に生まれたら必ず観るべきですね。
Opening scene, Pure Perfection! Scenery, Actors-Charactors They don't make em like this anymore!!!
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One of my all time favorite movies. Thanks for posting. Glad I lived to see this and glad for all the stars and cast and movie makers who made this movie possible. Well done.
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And in less than 8 minutes, we get the characters, the stakes, who's in conflict and what their goals are. Right down to the characterization of each person. Each line MEANS something. The line, "I'd like it to be my idea." shows his temperament and he's not open to being pushed around. So when he comes back around the house to stand against the bullies, it already seems in character.
What a perfect beautiful little scene without a wasted word
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One of the best from that time sir! With all due respect.I came from that time too!.
Great movie then and still to this day. Many lessons to be taught while viewing it . Thanks🔬🔬🔬🔬🔬🔬
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This is my first Western movie tobe watched. I am 44 but i still remember every scene of the movie. " come back Shane" make me tears still today
Brandon De Wilde was such a beautiful boy he went on to star in the movie Hud with Paul Newman he died way too young he will always be the little boy from Shane to me
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The greatest movie intro of them all.. (Yes, even Star Wars) 🙂
SIMPLY THE BEST... greatest Western ever made
This movie is an oddity: perfect in every way, the acting by the entire cast, direction, music, writing ect,
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SHANE and THE SEARCHERS: the greatest westerns of all time.
Yes
You'll get no argument on that from me, compadre. 👍👍
Rio Bravo & Stagecoach (the John Wayne original) in my Top 5. Open Range and Dances with Wolves the best of the past 40 years.
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High Noon and Shane 2 best Westerns made
My favorite western I love young guns unforgiven couple of others but Shane that's my guy
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One of the best Western Movies Ever Made in the history of movie making of Hollywood.Ive watched this movie a dozen times and will go on watching it.Ben Johnson,Allan Ladd and Jack Willson and other's are fantastic in this movie.I would of given them each 5 OSCARS for doing a perfect job.
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Best Western ever made
My dad’s favourite film. He introduced me to this masterpiece a few years back and we sat and watched it together. It’s one of my all-time favourites and has such a special place in my heart!
Greatest Western of all time.
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I was very young when my Dad asked me to watch Shane along side him. I loved it! It took decades and decades of my life to come to understand my Dad, who passed on 25 years ago, was a lot like Shane, so valiant and courageous. I miss you, Dad.
@@thepraxiscircle -- Hogwash. Your website espouses globalism, which is the goal of the Vatican with the Pope as a world leader. Keep it to yourself. Not interested. And don't smear the name of the greatest character in fiction -- Shane -- by trying to associate his name with your visions of global glory.
Ik ben 90 jaar en ben nog altijd fan geen betere veel van zijn films gezien ❤
In the opening scene: - "Who are you stranger?" - "A friend of Starrett". That is how to behave, I showed this scene to my children, for how they are to behave in their lives.
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A lovely and compelling theme by Victor Young an exceptional musical talent.
My mother got 5 shows for 5 dollars at a local theater when I was 13 back in 1963 during the summer months. This was one of the matinees.....I was completely taken by the story, music, and actors...The beginning of a love for film. Many, many thanks. AND THANK YOU MOM............I LOVE YOU
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Back In the day of making movies with a story. Being so enjoyed and entertaining with a plot. Those days are forever gone. I remember watching this movie when I was very young. Those were the days. CWA
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OMG ! Look at Jean Arthur ! What a beautiful woman ! She was 53 years old when she made this movie ! 13 years older than Alan Ladd ! Wow ! In a Hollywood era when the leading ladies were 20 to 30 years younger than the leading man ! She could still bring it.
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It was the only film she made in colour
Great in every role she played!
I came across the movie on TV when I was around 14 and it’s been my favorite ever since. I even acquired a long barreled nickel plated genuine Colt.45 later on. In later years I thought his buckskins were way out of place for 1889. In the book he dressed dark more like bad guy “Jack Wilson”. But big deal. it’s still great.
"I like it to be my idea". A great movie with simple line to make it so. I wonder if movie producers these day feel ashamed when they watch these old classic?
One of the greatest opening scenes ever. Vale Alan Ladd, Van Heflin, Jean Arthur and Brandon de Wilde.
@@Fakecourt - Lol, my bad.
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Alan Ladds beautifully understated performance shines throughout this classic film. Shane is the baddest gun in the west and he knows it. No bragging, no look at me and my lightning draw. Just a quiet confidence and assuredness in everything he does. Even when he encounters hired gun Jack Wilson, there is never a doubt who will win. Shane cooly dispatches Wilson into a pickle barrel! Ladds Shane is the easiest hero to root for in film history because he's on the side of right. And in Shane's hands a sixgun doesn't just make right. It makes might. Robert Redfords Sundance Kid, Clint Eastwoods Josey Wales. They all better turns their pistols in to the bartender. Not one of them can mess with Shane. The baddest hero in the greatest western of them all.
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In the book this was certainly true
J'adore la voix profonde d'Alan LADD et son jeu tout en finessse et en pudeur. Il est magnifique d'Humanité, a "Mench"!
Musique magique.
One of my top 2 all-time favorite Westerns. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
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This classic sure does bring back great memories.
Alan Ladd was born to play Shane. In the novel, the protagonist is portrayed as dark and slightly "menacing", but George Stevens luckily chose Alan Ladd when he couldn't get his first choice, Montgomery Clift. Stevens' camera simply loved Ladd. Beautiful like a blonde Greek god... Shane, come back!!!
He made his role so believable. What a movie.
Surely "come back Shane".
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Got it on dvd, we watch it every year over Christmas!
I saw Shane as a kid ,still love it!
One of my top all time, 3 westerns ever made fantastic plot, fantastic actors and a musical theme that people could never forget.
What is 2 other westerns?
The Grand Teton setting is amazing. If you haven't been there in person, it really is one of the "must see" areas of the US.
I have been there.
I own a DVD of this movie..i watch it every time I feel down..i love this movie..
The scenery , acting , story , the music .... beautiful
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Le regard du petit garçon sur SHANE émeut jusqu'au coeur.
J'adore le jeu pudique d'Alan LADD qui a une voix profonde et magnifique .
SHANE, y adore this great film!
Very excellent movie very well done
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Haunting and evocative, one of the most beautiful color movies ever made, probably my all time favorite western film, those virtually insignificant people enduring that vast wilderness landscape, too bad theres no winter snow scenes, wouldve been better.
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As the decades go by, Shane becomes more shrouded in mystic...the scenery, the production values...and Victor Young's peerless soundtrack which has never been equalled;...well, maybe 'The Big Country', ( Jerome Moross ). Young can transform a scene with just few notes...another example is the take-off sequence, ( YT ), of a B-36 in 1955's 'Strategic Air Command'. The Shane theme is called 'The Call of the Faraway HIlls'. Victor Young died a few years later in 1956, a great loss the the music profession.
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Put me in in mind of On the Trail from the Grand Canyon Suite.
I love this scene as he's coming to help his people.
Excelente de los mejores western de la historia en el cine
The single most remembered movie from.my childhood. Excellent share
One of three for me, The Wizard of Oz, Peter pan and Shane.
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This movie has everything in what a human society should be all about, whether it be in US, Japan where I'm born in, or elsewhere. You Americans obviously knew what it took to be a decent human being back then. Your society had a conscience to be able to create a great movie like this. You know I still weep watching this movie simply because it strikes a chord on what it is to live a life with conscience, a sense of honor and dignity. What's wrong with your society these days? ARE YOU STILL ABLE TO MAKE A MOVIE LIKE THISE??????
We are able to make such movies, but they are not currently accepted by Hollywood. Hollywood (the movie business) has been corrupted, but not the People of the United States of America. We are still free and turning it around. Making progress against Marxism and Woke Identity Politics. Shane is a Christian allegory. When you have the Man on your side - expecting us all to rise to the occasion of our own free will - it is never over until we say it is. Shane never left us. :)
Good to hear. I dear say the ethos of "Shane" is not uniquely "Christian" thing, otherwise, I wouldn't have posted a comment in the first place. Christians can not claim a monopoly of it. You need to see a wider world. Japan is a good start for you .@@thepraxiscircle
Perfect cast..such a great movie ..
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Shane walks softly and carries a special gun! I love the part where Shane stares the Rykers - like try me! at the 6:50 mark! Great movie and music and actors.
Definitely one of the best westerns ever made.
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I watched this again after seeing this intro (thanks, Amazon Prime!), and I was really impressed. I had seen it some time ago, but it must have been a cut version on cable, and/or I just wasn't paying attention. For a 1953 western, there are so many subtle things going on here that I was just blown away. I didn't realize how closely _Pale Rider_ , one of my favorite Clint Eastwood westerns, was based on this. Truly a classic.
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I'm proud of the americans of that generation. We brazilians following yours.
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The very first movie that I ever saw in the cinema. I never forgot it. I could not have been older than 6. Those guns blazed like cannons. Great Fun! Great movie! I read the book later in school. It was great book too. I just might reread it when I get a copy.
I read somewhere that the director wanted the guns loud so they shot them in a barrel and dubbed that in... they are loud.
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Have red SHANE in a western book in my younger days. It says there "NO ONE NEED BE ASHAMED OF BEING BEAT BY SHANE" nice story.
Shaaaaaaneeeeee... come back! Masterpiece
His name ain't Shane kid
That actor who played Joey, died in a car accident in 1969. Sad
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When they made respectable moves one of my favorite
I've been hoping someone would place that on here Thank you I agree with you All is a ten The music is perfection to such a truly special western Thank you so much Michael Ball You are the same train of thought As I
Yes shane wery nice musik 🎵
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Shane’s quiet stance in this scene is one of the best in any movie. I am a friend of Starth’s!
The Rikers recognized that he was a gunfighter and decided to back off.
I am a close friend of SHANE.
Starrett's..
I love ,"I'll bet you can shoot, can't ya" ?...................."A little bit "
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I wounder how long it took Allen Ladd to get real good, really fast in drawing and firing that 45 cal on the movie set.He ain't no cow puncher!
One of the great films of any genre.
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This cabin is about a half of a mile or more from a road. You can still go there to see whats left of the cabin.There are 2 scenes in this movie where you can, for a brief second, see cars going by in the back ground.
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I retired to rural western Montana in part because of movies like Shane.
I was 9 years old when I saw Shane in the neighborhood theater. The acting, settings, music and most importantly the realistic, convincing dialog never left my memory. Since then I have watched this movie over and over, never tiring of every scene. Brandon deWilde was superb in his role. I was saddened by his early death and the passing as well of Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur and Van Heflin. One of the best westerns in league with High Noon and Stagecoach for dialogue.
Jack Palance...evil ! Strother Martin another class of what my dad would call " the man you love to hate"!!!
A masterpiece.
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The perfect entertainment. Everything about this movie is first-rate.
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Everything about this movie is beautiful.
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I loved the fact that Shane was not going to let them shoot them down without a fight.
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Another issue was when Shane was leaving the ranch and he was getting invited to stay for dinner. Look at the location of Jean Arthur's spot and she moves 5 feet from a second to the next without showing her moving. Standing next to cabin - then she is about 5 feet away from the cabin walking to the cabin. Shown at the 7:32 sec. mark. Take care!