Questo film dopo più di 60 anni e' rimasto un capolavoro per la trama, gli attori e la loro interpretazione, la regia . Grandi e insuperabili tutti ; lo vedi e lo rivedi e non ti annoia e ogni volta scopri nuovi particolari , come in tutti i "classici".
Santa Anna had thirteen bands that played this song day and night for thirteen days for the Alamo defenders until the mission was overrun on March 61836
Wow! As an Aussie, it's nice to know. Funny how we can all speak english, but words mean different things. "I Come From A Land Down-under", and we DON'T carry guns. We already live in a country where everything wants to kill us...
Filmed at Old Tucson, west of Tucson, Arizona, I lived there during the filming as a very young child. My heart will always be in Tucson though I am now in Phoenix!
No quarter no mercy Santa Anna s 14bands played this for the Alamo volunteers for 13 days and nights until the Alamo fell I am not a Texan but I do love its history
Si bien el cowboy del western cinematográfico es un mito, gran parte de las costumbres, vestimentas y actividades que se le atribuyen fueron tomadas de los vaqueros mexicanos, quienes después de la guerra de 1847 iniciaron a los estadounidenses en el conocimiento del lazo, la reata, el hierro de marcar y la silla de montar española, así como en la doma de potros y en el rodeo de reses. Al lenguaje de los cowboys han sido incorporadas palabras españolas como corral, pinto, palomino, plaza, mezquite, fiesta, bronco, rodeo, mesa, loco, pronto y arroyo; estampida se convirtió en stampede; chaparreras en chaps; ¡quién sabe! En savvy (saber, entender) y juzgado en hoosgow. El famoso sombrero se cowboy, conocido como de diez galones, procede de una canción mexicana que se refiere a un sombrero adornado, o sea galoneado. Los coleaderos, herraderos o rodeos tuvieron su origen también en México, donde con el antecedente de las corridas de toros importadas de España, adquirieron carácter propio, por la necesidad de marcar el ganado de los grandes latifundios que se formaron entre 1830 y 1850. Estos rodeos, tan característicos del ganadero americano, fueron asimismo una ocasión para hacer transacciones, reunir a los amigos e improvisar fiestas.
Florentino Ramirez ..... totalmente de acuerdo !! Todo es un mito esto del Oeste. Sabias que la mayoria de los vaqueros del Oeste no eran blancos si no negros ?? Toda la propaganda de Hollywood cae por su propio peso.
Freedom? They were on land they had stolen from Mexico. They died as thieves. The entire southwest of America was stolen from Mexico. Most of the rest of the country was stolen from the actual Americans that lived here first.
True enough. Essentially, Rio Bravo was the "grandfather" of the Spaghetti Western. The Italians LOVED this film, and Sergio Leone told Ennio Morricone to listen to Tiomkin's score for inspiration, when scoring A Fistful Of Dollars.
NATHAN BURDETT deguello play outlaw song glory ALAMO SOLDIERS HEAR SONG YOU SHOT COLT KNOCK YOUR DOOR BRAIN one gratest song american western movie glory hollywood western fav song bandidas deguello colt load burdett
cool movie but this deguello song is FAKE not real , the Mexicans did not had POWs , all pirates were executed no mercy travis was the first not the last one
Loved this tune the minute I heard it. WOW, that horn.
This music is amazing and in the movie Rio Bravo made it one of the best movies of all time, sure the best Western!
One of the greatest western of all times Rio Bravo (Rio Grande).
Not Rio Grande-Rio Lobo. ;-))
Films period
Rio Bravo mr. Carl Evans!
For me THE BEST.
Questo film dopo più di 60 anni e' rimasto un capolavoro per la trama, gli attori e la loro interpretazione, la regia . Grandi e insuperabili tutti ; lo vedi e lo rivedi e non
ti annoia e ogni volta scopri nuovi particolari , come in tutti i "classici".
Masz rację HIT
Santa Anna had thirteen bands that played this song day and night for thirteen days for the Alamo defenders until the mission was overrun on March 61836
Wow!
As an Aussie, it's nice to know.
Funny how we can all speak english, but words mean different things.
"I Come From A Land Down-under", and we DON'T carry guns. We already live in a country where everything wants to kill us...
Filmed at Old Tucson, west of Tucson, Arizona, I lived there during the filming as a very young child. My heart will always be in Tucson though I am now in Phoenix!
Are the exact buildings still there? I would love to see the movie's original Sheriff's Office ❤❤❤
I visited old Tucson twice. Saw where the gunfight took place and saw high chaparral set. Loved it
So was Joe Kidd, Fort Petticoat and many others
Back when the story was first, action second.
What a movie! Unforgettable!
I may never know why, but when I'm in physical pain, listening to this song makes the pain go away
That song would make me pour my whisky back into the bottle.
Una de las mejores películas del oeste, un tema dramático y tenso deguello
My favorite Wayne western
No quarter no mercy Santa Anna s 14bands played this for the Alamo volunteers for 13 days and nights until the Alamo fell I am not a Texan but I do love its history
los primeros acordes de la trompeta son unos de los mejores que he escuchado en mi vida.
lo mismo penso yo tambien!pero l'intro es ugualmente importante
con los primeros acordes piel de gallia
Es la verdad! yo penso lo mismo!
Un film culte associé d'une musique à sa hauteur !
so full of melancholy........
Rosalee Adams op
la meilleure intro à la guitare que j'ai jamais entendue!
If this doesn’t play at my funeral, I am not going.
One of my favorite movies
I known that tune long time . I grew up w/a Hispanic family.
Duke, Thanks!!!!
bellissimo film.
Watching it now for the umpteenth time my favorite Wayne western
M. Wining,
you're absolutely right !!
rio bravo pieś o przynaniu gardła hołd la alamo wielki film kocham ten utwór ifilm i ci aktorzy
Santa Anna had thirteen bands and after Travis refused to surrender the bands played this song thirteen days and nights until Alamo fell
I didn't know that. Thank you for sharing this.
Como me.gusta esta película que pena no poder volverla a ver en su totalidad todo es difícil al igual que El Dorado en fin mala suerte
I am french i have 18 this movie is my childhood.
Si bien el cowboy del western cinematográfico es un mito, gran parte de las costumbres, vestimentas y actividades que se le atribuyen fueron tomadas de los vaqueros mexicanos, quienes después de la guerra de 1847 iniciaron a los estadounidenses en el conocimiento del lazo, la reata, el hierro de marcar y la silla de montar española, así como en la doma de potros y en el rodeo de reses. Al lenguaje de los cowboys han sido incorporadas palabras españolas como corral, pinto, palomino, plaza, mezquite, fiesta, bronco, rodeo, mesa, loco, pronto y arroyo; estampida se convirtió en stampede; chaparreras en chaps; ¡quién sabe! En savvy (saber, entender) y juzgado en hoosgow. El famoso sombrero se cowboy, conocido como de diez galones, procede de una canción mexicana que se refiere a un sombrero adornado, o sea galoneado. Los coleaderos, herraderos o rodeos tuvieron su origen también en México, donde con el antecedente de las corridas de toros importadas de España, adquirieron carácter propio, por la necesidad de marcar el ganado de los grandes latifundios que se formaron entre 1830 y 1850. Estos rodeos, tan característicos del ganadero americano, fueron asimismo una ocasión para hacer transacciones, reunir a los amigos e improvisar fiestas.
Florentino Ramirez ..... totalmente de acuerdo !! Todo es un mito esto del Oeste.
Sabias que la mayoria de los vaqueros del Oeste no eran blancos si no negros ??
Toda la propaganda de Hollywood cae por su propio peso.
Como mesteño del cual derivó en mustang.
Y cómo se trata el patrimonio de la cultura española en México?
This is the best since in the movie
Qué chulo el tio del latigo en ka muñeca !!
Rio Bravo what a movie what an actors John wayne Dean Martin Rick Nelson etc.etc.
Awesome film
Can you imagine hearing this song constantly knowing you were going to die? But they died as men should fighting for freedom
Freedom ? What freedom United States stole Texas from Mexico and then they stole half of Mexico’s territory
Freedom? They were on land they had stolen from Mexico. They died as thieves. The entire southwest of America was stolen from Mexico. Most of the rest of the country was stolen from the actual Americans that lived here first.
John Wayne bravo bravo bravo
C'est dans ce morceau que l'intro à la guitare est le mieux réussi,je trouve
This song should be played in front of the seat of government, especially worldly. Until the end.
1:00 Leone:''I could do that.''
True enough. Essentially, Rio Bravo was the "grandfather" of the Spaghetti Western. The Italians LOVED this film, and Sergio Leone told Ennio Morricone to listen to Tiomkin's score for inspiration, when scoring A Fistful Of Dollars.
Tan épico como Homero, tan homérico como unos hombres que se enfrentan a la eternidad.
Fantastic!
Excellent work
Buenísimo, gracias
Finde es Einfach super
El Imperio Mexicano
Great scene
Buenas noches hace tiempo que La vi en el canal de la Universidad del valle muy buena porfa subanla en español la pelicula no la música
Good scene
What do you guys think - El Dorado or Rio Bravo? Which one is the better movie?
To me - no one beats that amazing Angie Dickinson ❤❤
I'm partial to El Dorado.
I liked them both
Rio Bravo, Dean Martin made it!
❤❤❤
Bravo Bojan
Santa Anna's Had His Band Play This Song For The Alamo Defender's, Before
It Was Stormed & All The Defender's
Were Killed...
NATHAN BURDETT deguello play outlaw song glory ALAMO SOLDIERS HEAR SONG YOU SHOT COLT KNOCK YOUR DOOR BRAIN one gratest song american western movie glory hollywood western fav song bandidas deguello colt load burdett
burdet nelson burdett prosi degueuelo grajcie mi compadres tequila perfavor legenda muzyka i film oraz niezapomniany ksiaze i reszta
nice
Elvis was up for Colorado
Bonica cançó
Główny antagonista to ten sam co był przeciw Eastwoodowi w innym westernie ...
No quarter
Я бы. Хотела бы. На русском языке перевод
&
Ya no se en fan de pelis axi
cool movie but this deguello song is FAKE not real , the Mexicans did not had POWs , all pirates were executed no mercy travis was the first not the last one
1:30 John Wayne has ZERO sense of rhythm.
That scene has different part of the music in the film
RIO BRAVO DEVE ESTAR AQN NO EN MI PERFIL