A great scene for sure, but you left out my favorite part: when Gus is trying to get Woodrow's attention by calling his name and the whole time Gus has his revolver ready to knock him out with it if he has to. As his best friend, Gus probably had to deal with Woodrow's temper more than once.
This is in the top 3 western movies. Maybe four when you think about The Unforgiven. Shane and Tombstone, Tombstone #1. Shane was number one until Tombstone came along.
@@davidanglin7177 Nah. This one beats them all. But, those movies are in my list as well for top westerns. The thing that really makes this one shine is at no point in time do you get the impression it's one of those "Made for TV" movies--which is was. You could tell in Lonesome Dove 2 it was made for TV. It was very fine in its own right, but it missed the charm of Robert Duvall, and unfortunately, John Voigt isn't Tommy Lee Jones. My top 5 are: 1. Lonesome Dove 2. Shane 3. Unforgiven 4. Tombstone 5. The Searchers Tombstone is a little bit different than the others in the list. It's more of a Romanticized portrayal of the Wild West--a little more Mainstream, I think. It lacks a little bit of true, pure-heart the other films have. It has more style than substance, but it has so much style it doesn't matter. Plus, it still has substance which is a far sight better than most other films that rely entirely on style and yet have no substance. Regardless, the characters are so well created and original, everyone was just a pleasure to watch. The Searchers is nearly perfect in my opinion. The only part that brings it down is it has some of that Old Hollywood style humor to it that simply doesn't need to be there. Plus, it drags a little bit in the middle. It just kind of gets in the way with the rest of the story. John Wayne, however, was simply awesome to watch in the movie. It perfectly painted the hero who gets no reward, he has no time in the lime light. He just does what a hero does: he saves the day. Unforgiven is not a tear-jerker. But the way Eastwood puts a nail in the coffin for the genre is unbeatable. It's like he said, "We don't need to make anymore of these. I've said all that needs to be said." Just under that list would be Open Range. It's not quite as good as any of the ones on the list above--namely the story isn't as good--but it sure was good to see Robert Duvall do his thing in a Western again.
Saw just about all the movies both of those men have been in. And the westerns were some of the best. Open Range for Duvall and the later, No Country For Old Men for Jones. But no matter the movie, they were both great. Even when Jones played the asshole on the movie with Segal, can't remember the movie. Screw it, I'll have another beer and post later.😁
@@kamperman45 I would agree with all of them. Most people my age (34) wouldn't even know The Professionals. These would be among my picks outside of my all time favorite John Wayne. The gun fight in Open Range except for the beginning when he fires his revolver 10 times is fantastic. The Professionals is so good. I love westerns with a group of guys joining up like that. Eldorado, Rio Lobo, all great. All of them mentioned in both our comments I own on DVD.
this book is in my top five of all time best novels ever. the miniseries was quite possibly the greatest casting job ever done. i mean they were in a zone when they cast this one.
You have to give credit to excellent screenplay as well. As great as the book was, a poor or mediocre screenplay could have rendered a mediocre miniseries.
Bole: - General E. Lee freed the slaves, I can wack that bell if I want to. Gus: - It wadn't Lee who freed the slaves, Bole, it was Abe Loncoln who freed the slaves. Pea Eye: - And it wasn't Mexicans that he freed, Bole, it was...Americans that he freed... Gus: - You're in over your head, Pea, it was a bunch of Africans that he freed, no more American, than Call here! ))))
My favorite scene. The way Call bumps the other horse is awesome! I wonder how they accomplished that. From what I've read about Tommy Lee Jones, he did all his own stunts except breaking the Hell Bitch they couldn't risk him getting hurt right off the bat.
ImNotMad ButUR thanx for info. Great cast. I like Barry Corbin and William Fichtner along with the others. Long Riders and The Shootist are couple of my other favorites. Thanks again.
I come here whenever I need to see a deserved epic beatdown to lift my spirits. Thanks for posting this. Thanks to TLJ for acting it and whoever for filming it in 1989.
My daddy was from Texas, grew upon a small farm, taught all us kids what hard work and respect were about . Although usually a quiet kind of man , don't you ever act rude towards his children or our mother, or you would learn the wrath of God very quickly !
Best western ever made. Tommy Lee Jones and my favorite actor, Robert Duvall made this a masterpiece. The first time I watched it I had no idea that was Tommy Lee Jones. The second time thought, I know that voice and it came to me. That's how good he was.
The writing and direction have a great deal to do with the performance. Lonesome Dove was a fantastic vehicle for the entire cast. Tommy Lee Jones' was amazing in the program, yet watching him in Under Siege is disgusting. Erika's titties provided better acting, but I don't blame him for the performance. Writing and direction, along with editing have the final say on what we see. For all we know, there could be scenes in which he came off as much more believable, but they ended up on the cutting room floor, leaving us with the final product.
I read the book, old cowhands didn't shoot each other that often...almost never. If you stole a horse, justice was served at the nearest tree, they did not put up with horse theft whatsoever....
I can remember when I was in elementary school an over zealous teacher hit me with a large cleaning eraser on the side of my head, knocked my glasses off. When my dad heard about it he came to school, told my teacher, you ever touch my son like that again I'll beat your ass in front of God & all the world. It just so happens my daddy was an old school Texas farm boy that you wouldn't want to meet on a bad day ! Daddy almost got arrested that day , only thing kept him from it was my mom. Be forewarned, I'm cut from the same cloth. Touch my loved ones, just see what comes to you and danm quick!
Timothy Wade my dad was a Vietnam era navy pilot who grew up the youngest child of a WW2 Naval Gunnery officer who was aboard the USS Arkansas during the D Day invasion that grew up on a rural eastern North Carolina peanut farm during the Great Depression. We come from a family who isn’t afraid to let our ass kicked in because it has happened and we overcame it. My dad never took shit from anyone, but was always respectful. I saw him walk into a police station once and dress down the chief for one of the officers yelling at my brother because he wasn’t wearing a seatbelt while I was driving one day. It scared me to death and the young police chief. This scene always reminds me of that.
I watched my father level a 20 gauge shotgun on a man threatening to shoot me with his bb gun. My father told him your bb will hurt my son but my shotgun will blow your GD head off, he dropped the bb gun and went back into his house. That was one of many times I saw my father explain to someone the penalty for harming one of his children
Tommy Lee Jones did his own horsework in this scene (and throughout the mini-series). It took 3 days to block and rehearse this one scene. When he first rides up he actually does not hit the other horse, but it's like a stage punch; when the other horse goes down it makes it look like they collided.
The clips of this scene always leaves out Agustus attempting to calm Woodrow down, with his pistol ready to give him a hit on the head. Which I always found to be both very funny and indicative of the temper of Woodrow.
Great scene. I'm sure Tommy Lee's Woodrow Call would've been angry if he had known that the dispute he was seeing stemmed from a probably extralegal effort to take one of his mens' horses. He went after the army scout, however, because he saw him abusing his son as Robert Duvall's Gus makes clear in the continuation of the scene.
greatest thing ever put on film, just a fact, see it in bluray and it'll blow you away even more, gotta love the way he looks at his tools before he swings em like "hmm, what's the best way to use this on a man rather than its typical use on a horse?"
overthehills_faraway The book is way better, but this is the greatest western of all time. It would have been a ten hour mini series if it had every single thing g from the book. I highly recommend you read every Lonesome Dove book.
The reason it's better than any other is in part because of the series lenght; the characters were well developed and interesting. Of course it helped that the cast was superb.
Woodrow Call (not Tommy Lee Jones, because he is an actor playing a part) is reacting to his son being beaten. We may not all know by this point that Newt is his son, but he does. From where Call is standing he cannot possibly know what is going on other than Newt is being whipped. Everyone of you who thinks that this is some political statement or twists this into something stupid are all idiots. Great miniseries, great book. Watched it and read it multiple times. My advice to many of you is to read it and maybe read a few more books. Enlightenment is a wonderful thing. If we don't learn and grow beyond what our forefathers set down based on their times, we are doomed. We will all be dead, but we do owe it to our descendants.
When I saw the title I thought this was gonna be a clip from the movie ' Stranger on my land ' .... classic film about Eminent Domain with Tommy Lee Jones.
Esta escena me gusto tanto una de las tantas que tiene , genial unica esta serie la e visto como 20 veces y la pienso ver tantas veces la estrañe es ina de mis consentidas buen reparto y l9s actores de primera , genial unica.
Yes, but they always cut this scene and splice it, right after Jones is dragged and then stands up. The look in his eyes is epic. Too bad there are so many bad editors out there. Check out this scene in the original it's classic.
Question. I noticed right before Weaver says (Go on get his horse) 0:54 One of the lines is missing, Weaver says one final time (Now how much for that gelding)? Dish... He's not for Sale!!!!!!!! Also when Gus ropes Woodrow 1:58, (Its me Augustus, Look at me now, Alright now)........All that should of been added to this video.
@@keithkafe & one of them explains what the Captain of the soldiers was trying to do. (Gus says get your man & go right now). Gus was displeased. They also cut the part where Dixon knocked out Dish. Making this video shorter.
*gives a vicious beating* "I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it." *tips hat* Respect and manners like that is definitely hard to come by in this day and age.
at the 2:01 second mark, there seems to be a "skip" in the video. From when I watched this previously, I seem to recall a power statement by Mr. Jones on eminent domain. I believe TH-cam has cut this out. Am I correct?
Hey Abner , I'd dare think with an ass beating like that the proper attention was thoroughly goyten. Much thanks Woodrow F. Call, excellent job. Would have hated to be the scout, had his ass handed to him in front of the whole troop, With none to help him in the least !
I'm pretty sure that even back then taking a horse involved a bit more due process, including exhausting purchase possibilities before picking one out against the owner's wishes.
The govt can seize any of your property at any time they want. Under legal doctrines of eminent domain, civil forfeiture, the Confiscation Acts passed during the Civil war, similar laws going back at least to medieval days. That's why our wonderful forefathers gave citizens the right to bear arms.
@@dannysmith634 the right to bear arms has caused lots of murders and accidental shootings, you Yanks need them guns confiscated pronto. As for the government taking your property because they want it, I call bullshit.
Excusing himself because Newt (that boy being whipped) was his illegitimate son in Lonesome Dove - and that really emotionally charged a character that was pretty stoic.
Both Augustus and Woodrow we’re lucky to have each other to keep one another from going too far 😉 this is probably my second favorite scene in the series along with the scene where Augustus smacks the bartender… That said both of those times could’ve ended them up in trouble if things had gone too far.
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This is one of the best westerns of all time. Not talked about nearly enough. What an epic this was.
Totally agree. It's hard to believe that broadcast television ever put out something this epic, considering the schlock they deal out today.
The best western of all time is "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence."
People still talk about and read the series as well. I'm on my 4th time of reading em. Just depends on who and what your talking about.
@@mja91352great but …no
@@mja91352 Why don't you just say "my favorite" instead of being a dick.
One of the greatest lines ever spoken in a western movie!
I hate rude behavior in a man, won't tolerate it..
Message received, Woodrow.
Thanks
A great scene for sure, but you left out my favorite part: when Gus is trying to get Woodrow's attention by calling his name and the whole time Gus has his revolver ready to knock him out with it if he has to. As his best friend, Gus probably had to deal with Woodrow's temper more than once.
left out a lot of parts - seems to be a trending thing to omit/cut/chop videos lately. May be a you tube requirement of some kind? meh
Time to watch the series again I forgot how good it was.
Rude behavior will not be tolerated by Capt. Woodrow F. Call!!
So then, my guess is he won't tolerate a silent but deadly fart near his presence either!
Greatest frikkin' western mini series ever!! I watch it 3-4 times a year... never gets old.
you want 28 hours of this every year ? year in and year out?
Jones and Duvall were incredible in this.
Whtxombi absolutely!!!!
This is in the top 3 western movies. Maybe four when you think about The Unforgiven. Shane and Tombstone, Tombstone #1. Shane was number one until Tombstone came along.
@@davidanglin7177 Nah. This one beats them all. But, those movies are in my list as well for top westerns. The thing that really makes this one shine is at no point in time do you get the impression it's one of those "Made for TV" movies--which is was. You could tell in Lonesome Dove 2 it was made for TV. It was very fine in its own right, but it missed the charm of Robert Duvall, and unfortunately, John Voigt isn't Tommy Lee Jones.
My top 5 are:
1. Lonesome Dove
2. Shane
3. Unforgiven
4. Tombstone
5. The Searchers
Tombstone is a little bit different than the others in the list. It's more of a Romanticized portrayal of the Wild West--a little more Mainstream, I think. It lacks a little bit of true, pure-heart the other films have. It has more style than substance, but it has so much style it doesn't matter. Plus, it still has substance which is a far sight better than most other films that rely entirely on style and yet have no substance. Regardless, the characters are so well created and original, everyone was just a pleasure to watch.
The Searchers is nearly perfect in my opinion. The only part that brings it down is it has some of that Old Hollywood style humor to it that simply doesn't need to be there. Plus, it drags a little bit in the middle. It just kind of gets in the way with the rest of the story. John Wayne, however, was simply awesome to watch in the movie. It perfectly painted the hero who gets no reward, he has no time in the lime light. He just does what a hero does: he saves the day.
Unforgiven is not a tear-jerker. But the way Eastwood puts a nail in the coffin for the genre is unbeatable. It's like he said, "We don't need to make anymore of these. I've said all that needs to be said."
Just under that list would be Open Range. It's not quite as good as any of the ones on the list above--namely the story isn't as good--but it sure was good to see Robert Duvall do his thing in a Western again.
Saw just about all the movies both of those men have been in. And the westerns were some of the best. Open Range for Duvall and the later, No Country For Old Men for Jones. But no matter the movie, they were both great. Even when Jones played the asshole on the movie with Segal, can't remember the movie. Screw it, I'll have another beer and post later.😁
@@davidanglin7177 once upon a time in the west number one imho
One of the best scenes and one of my top three westerns.
+Richard Mauldin what are the other two?
+Matias Juselius - One is Open Range which is neck and neck with this one. Magnificent Seven & The Professionals.
+Richard Mauldin thanks, got to check them out.
Took the words right out of my mouth.
@@kamperman45 I would agree with all of them. Most people my age (34) wouldn't even know The Professionals. These would be among my picks outside of my all time favorite John Wayne. The gun fight in Open Range except for the beginning when he fires his revolver 10 times is fantastic. The Professionals is so good. I love westerns with a group of guys joining up like that. Eldorado, Rio Lobo, all great. All of them mentioned in both our comments I own on DVD.
this book is in my top five of all time best novels ever. the miniseries was quite possibly the greatest casting job ever done. i mean they were in a zone when they cast this one.
You have to give credit to excellent screenplay as well. As great as the book was, a poor or mediocre screenplay could have rendered a mediocre miniseries.
I watch Lonesome Dove at least twice a year on DVD. Classic. Great cast. Great script. Throwaway line....I ring that bell if I want to...
More one liners I think than any other Movie.
Bole: - General E. Lee freed the slaves, I can wack that bell if I want to.
Gus: - It wadn't Lee who freed the slaves, Bole, it was Abe Loncoln who freed the slaves.
Pea Eye: - And it wasn't Mexicans that he freed, Bole, it was...Americans that he freed...
Gus: - You're in over your head, Pea, it was a bunch of Africans that he freed, no more American, than Call here! ))))
I guess he figured out he wasn't going to get the horse, huh? I love this scene.
My favorite scene. The way Call bumps the other horse is awesome! I wonder how they accomplished that. From what I've read about Tommy Lee Jones, he did all his own stunts except breaking the Hell Bitch they couldn't risk him getting hurt right off the bat.
It took a few seconds, but he figured it out alright.
ImNotMad ButUR that is 3 really
great westerns. All had good
stories, scenery, actors, and
characters.
ImNotMad ButUR thanx for info.
Great cast. I like Barry Corbin and
William Fichtner along with the
others. Long Riders and The Shootist are couple of my other
favorites. Thanks again.
Dixon, he chosed poorly.
I come here whenever I need to see a deserved epic beatdown to lift my spirits. Thanks for posting this. Thanks to TLJ for acting it and whoever for filming it in 1989.
Well said.
Texas etiquette lessons: "I hate rude behavior in a man. Won't tolerate it."
It's not just Texas that feels that way.
My daddy was from Texas, grew upon a small farm, taught all us kids what hard work and respect were about . Although usually a quiet kind of man , don't you ever act rude towards his children or our mother, or you would learn the wrath of God very quickly !
Here in Texas, if you dont respect other people you get your asses kicked.
@@tidefanyankee2428 this is a Texas thing. Don't F with us.
@@bobjones9764 No....not tolerating rude behavior isn't exclusively a "Texas thing" no matter how much you want to believe that.
Best western ever made. Tommy Lee Jones and my favorite actor, Robert Duvall made this a masterpiece. The first time I watched it I had no idea that was Tommy Lee Jones. The second time thought, I know that voice and it came to me. That's how good he was.
The writing and direction have a great deal to do with the performance. Lonesome Dove was a fantastic vehicle for the entire cast. Tommy Lee Jones' was amazing in the program, yet watching him in Under Siege is disgusting. Erika's titties provided better acting, but I don't blame him for the performance. Writing and direction, along with editing have the final say on what we see. For all we know, there could be scenes in which he came off as much more believable, but they ended up on the cutting room floor, leaving us with the final product.
Lonesome Dove is without any doubt the best western movie ever made. This is my favorite scene.
Hi, I'm Hollywood legend Tommy Lee Jones and I approve this message.
I think the shots Call gave that scout with the branding iron would have killed him. great scene, great miniseries and book.
he would deserve it. You don't take a mans horse. The first thing that would get you killed in 1870...takin a horse.. not yours
I read the book, old cowhands didn't shoot each other that often...almost never. If you stole a horse, justice was served at the nearest tree, they did not put up with horse theft whatsoever....
3333458dale yep
haha lol true. I'm not racist one bit, I just hate rude behavior
I think running him into the anvil alone would have done it.
Tommy shows what respect is all about
Classic scene...Never forgot this brilliant series
BADASS fuckin' scene. And that last part by Woodrow ... so much damn conviction. Man intimidates me through the computer screen.
One of my all time favorites western scenes w/ one of my all time favorite actors.
Now I haven't seen every movie but, this has got to be one of the best scenes in cinematic history.
CM Co. I concur!
Except it was never in the cinema, only T.V
Any man that wouldnt protect his kids in such a manner aint a real man!!!
I can remember when I was in elementary school an over zealous teacher hit me with a large cleaning eraser on the side of my head, knocked my glasses off.
When my dad heard about it he came to school, told my teacher, you ever touch my son like that again I'll beat your ass in front of God & all the world.
It just so happens my daddy was an old school Texas farm boy that you wouldn't want to meet on a bad day ! Daddy almost got arrested that day , only thing kept him from it was my mom. Be forewarned, I'm cut from the same cloth.
Touch my loved ones, just see what comes to you and danm quick!
Timothy Wade my dad was a Vietnam era navy pilot who grew up the youngest child of a WW2 Naval Gunnery officer who was aboard the USS Arkansas during the D Day invasion that grew up on a rural eastern North Carolina peanut farm during the Great Depression. We come from a family who isn’t afraid to let our ass kicked in because it has happened and we overcame it. My dad never took shit from anyone, but was always respectful. I saw him walk into a police station once and dress down the chief for one of the officers yelling at my brother because he wasn’t wearing a seatbelt while I was driving one day. It scared me to death and the young police chief. This scene always reminds me of that.
@Michael Andrew Imagery yep I know exactly what you mean my friend exactly!!!
I watched my father level a 20 gauge shotgun on a man threatening to shoot me with his bb gun. My father told him your bb will hurt my son but my shotgun will blow your GD head off, he dropped the bb gun and went back into his house. That was one of many times I saw my father explain to someone the penalty for harming one of his children
I don't think Newt was his actual son🤔
Tommy Lee Jones did his own horsework in this scene (and throughout the mini-series). It took 3 days to block and rehearse this one scene. When he first rides up he actually does not hit the other horse, but it's like a stage punch; when the other horse goes down it makes it look like they collided.
Props to John Epper, who played Dixon in the scene. Man earned his paycheck that day.
Great scene from Lonesome Dove. Loved every minute of it.
BEST western ever made. PERIOD.
"Won't tolerate it." That, in essence, is the theme of the great movie Westerns.
That was one of the Best Westerns ever made and that was one of the best scenes
That is called "Asset Forfeiture" and shows the correct response.
One of my favorite actors, Tommy Lee Jones.
Texasbil Henson c'mon cant have Woodrow with out Gus, Robert Duvall
Best western movie ever made. I have it on DVD and have watched it probably 2 dozen times over the years.
This has less to do with eminent domain than it does with the fact that Call didn't like seeing his son get slapped around by a son of a bitch.
Eminem domain only applies to land. Property other than land is called something else.
studinthemaking
"Eminem" domain? Is that when the government seizes your white trash rapper?
One of the most satisfying scenes on tv
why chop the scene all up ?
Best bit has been cut. He squares up to the remaining soldiers once he gets back up on his feet.
They back off and then he mounts the horse.
Great series, and this had to be the best scene in it.
The clips of this scene always leaves out Agustus attempting to calm Woodrow down, with his pistol ready to give him a hit on the head. Which I always found to be both very funny and indicative of the temper of Woodrow.
Great scene. I'm sure Tommy Lee's Woodrow Call would've been angry if he had known that the dispute he was seeing stemmed from a probably extralegal effort to take one of his mens' horses. He went after the army scout, however, because he saw him abusing his son as Robert Duvall's Gus makes clear in the continuation of the scene.
One of those scenes you never forget....Great movie...
Woodrow and Gus😍. My favorite western😙
My favorite scene and quote. LIVE BY THOSE WORDS
Love this series
greatest thing ever put on film, just a fact, see it in bluray and it'll blow you away even more, gotta love the way he looks at his tools before he swings em like "hmm, what's the best way to use this on a man rather than its typical use on a horse?"
I saw and appreciated the look too.
Definitely one of my favorite scenes.
The love of a father for a son comes out here! Woodrow would never admit it, but actions speak louder than words!
Tommy Lee Jones= Hollywood’s biggest and best western hero.
One Of My Favorite Scenes
I can name more than a few politicians in DC I'd like to personally deal out this treatment to.
I feel ya. Trump will be getting his soon.
Yowzoe you little antifa lib. Get used to 4 more years
@@fenwaypark1725 "littel antifa lib"? You can barely talk, ya hateful lowlife tool.
Yowzoe lol! I like yer style!
@@Yowzoe , p
Love that scene, great memories
Great scene. Need more like him.
One of the best movies ever. If you don't understand it you ain't from the country.
Best western movie ever made, sorry Clint but it's true.
absolutely..Lonesome Dove is it...
overthehills_faraway The book is way better, but this is the greatest western of all time. It would have been a ten hour mini series if it had every single thing g from the book. I highly recommend you read every Lonesome Dove book.
overthehills_faraway I almost agree but I put the Outlaw Josey Wales first and lonesome dove 2nd but it's close.
The reason it's better than any other is in part because of the series lenght; the characters were well developed and interesting. Of course it helped that the cast was superb.
overthehills_faraway No doubt #1 all time!
Thanks for the upload
I love the title...as well as Lonesome Dove.
Bobby Duvall has been great in a bunch of films one of my all time favorite actors
On the BluRay disc of Lonesome Dove, in this scene, if you look carefully in the far background you can see power lines and cars on the highway.
Woodrow Call (not Tommy Lee Jones, because he is an actor playing a part) is reacting to his son being beaten. We may not all know by this point that Newt is his son, but he does. From where Call is standing he cannot possibly know what is going on other than Newt is being whipped. Everyone of you who thinks that this is some political statement or twists this into something stupid are all idiots. Great miniseries, great book. Watched it and read it multiple times. My advice to many of you is to read it and maybe read a few more books. Enlightenment is a wonderful thing. If we don't learn and grow beyond what our forefathers set down based on their times, we are doomed. We will all be dead, but we do owe it to our descendants.
Could not agree more well said
When I saw the title I thought this was gonna be a clip from the movie ' Stranger on my land ' .... classic film about Eminent Domain with Tommy Lee Jones.
the good old days when you could fight the government and win if you had the gumption.
+eric wsmith Darn right
and you didn't have to do it in court!!!
eric wsmith ah freedom!
you guys got your asses handed to you in the Civil War. You know, the war to end slavery.
Peter Guercio politics have always been an issue...and yes we all got our asses handed to us...slavery will "not be tolerated"...
One of a kind, a masterpiece of a film
Mallory S I concur...
My father n law - who was a real life Woodrow - and I watched this, a loooong time ago. Good stuff.
He would agree with you about the film.
Soldiers, you know you have to pay him 'just compensation' for his horse according to the constitution
A father protecting his boy.
Esta escena me gusto tanto una de las tantas que tiene , genial unica esta serie la e visto como 20 veces y la pienso ver tantas veces la estrañe es ina de mis consentidas buen reparto y l9s actores de primera , genial unica.
Yes, but they always cut this scene and splice it, right after Jones is dragged and then stands up. The look in his eyes is epic. Too bad there are so many bad editors out there. Check out this scene in the original it's classic.
Question. I noticed right before Weaver says (Go on get his horse) 0:54 One of the lines is missing, Weaver says one final time (Now how much for that gelding)? Dish... He's not for Sale!!!!!!!! Also when Gus ropes Woodrow 1:58, (Its me Augustus, Look at me now, Alright now)........All that should of been added to this video.
Yeah, and the way Call pats Gus on the leg like "alright, alright, I know it's you"
@@keithkafe & one of them explains what the Captain of the soldiers was trying to do. (Gus says get your man & go right now). Gus was displeased. They also cut the part where Dixon knocked out Dish. Making this video shorter.
*gives a vicious beating* "I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it." *tips hat* Respect and manners like that is definitely hard to come by in this day and age.
Well, AMEN!! We could use MORE of him.
GREAT ONE OF THE BEST SCENES IN MOVE HISTORY
Exactly what we need today
Seems to me like he had the morally correct answer to eminent domain.
Thanks for the upload .. ;)
Great series. Amazing book
Just perfect...
Why is the rest of TV not like this?
at the 2:01 second mark, there seems to be a "skip" in the video. From when I watched this previously, I seem to recall a power statement by Mr. Jones on eminent domain. I believe TH-cam has cut this out. Am I correct?
Woodrow held a belief that if you are going to kick a man's ass, you got to get his attention first.
Hey Abner , I'd dare think with an ass beating like that the proper attention was thoroughly goyten. Much thanks Woodrow F. Call, excellent job. Would have hated to be the scout, had his ass handed to him in front of the whole troop, With none to help him in the least !
Lonesome Dove was the best western ever made. It is a classic.
House sold to Bonnie stivaletta
One of the greatest sences
Fun fact: Tommy Lee Jones is in a movie about a Vietnam vet turned rancher that is fighting the government in an eminent domain case.
1:47 love that the branding iron is bent a bit
My favorite show.
Need some of that now days. Real men !!!
I'm pretty sure that even back then taking a horse involved a bit more due process, including exhausting purchase possibilities before picking one out against the owner's wishes.
I always liked this part.
Muy buena serie..extraordinaria..muy buenos artistas..
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE UNCUT VERSION OF THAT SCENE?
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/bgcGeKiymE8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, that was refreshing, when saw it when it first came out figured it was the best beating I ever saw on tv
Love this!
got to love it
The govt can seize any of your property at any time they want. Under legal doctrines of eminent domain, civil forfeiture, the Confiscation Acts passed during the Civil war, similar laws going back at least to medieval days. That's why our wonderful forefathers gave citizens the right to bear arms.
TheTruth love that you explained it! people...
Yup they can. The natives could of told you that...
that is the best said of all !
@@dannysmith634 the right to bear arms has caused lots of murders and accidental shootings, you Yanks need them guns confiscated pronto. As for the government taking your property because they want it, I call bullshit.
Such a romantic...
Extremely powerful scene
Excusing himself because Newt (that boy being whipped) was his illegitimate son in Lonesome Dove - and that really emotionally charged a character that was pretty stoic.
Both Augustus and Woodrow we’re lucky to have each other to keep one another from going too far 😉 this is probably my second favorite scene in the series along with the scene where Augustus smacks the bartender… That said both of those times could’ve ended them up in trouble if things had gone too far.
awesome series
Right up there with Capt. Augustus McCrae when couldn't abide daudling service!
Why did you edit it to make it seem like it was about the horse when it was really about his son getting beat?
love the cowboy that threw the rope to pull Tommy Lee off that slug. I found my movie for this evening. Tommy Lee is the man
Love this
Thank you, Larry McMurtry!!!!!
That's my favorite part of the movie
When you have a hard time to tell how much you love your son you can beat up a guy who treats him bad instead.