*WIND RIVER* (2017) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING
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"That's a warrior."
"How'd he go."
"With a whimper."
Excellently written.
I love these modern neo-Westerns. No Country for Old Men, Hell or High Water, Sicario, and now Wind River. All fantastic.
I think we have the same taste for movies , all of them all my favourites.
Check out Bone Tomahawk!
I will , if it's like some of them , I'm sure I'll love it.
@@nenadivanaignjatovic8377 oh you'll probably love it. That movie's gruesome as fuck.
Is Blue ruin a neo western? That's a good one too.
This was a fairly simple story about a horrible thing, representative of larger horrible thing, perfectly-paced , wonderfully acted, and masterfully told.
And I thought it was a brilliant piece of filmmaking.
That is what Taylor Sheridan said about his writing because he’s “allergic” to exposition he writes incredibly simple plots so he could focus more on the characters
This movie was made to bring attention to the rampant problem of missing indigenous women and men. There are thousands of missing indigenous peoples from the United States and Canada that have never been heard from again and have never been accounted for. Look out for a brothers and sisters. Peace!
This movie left echoes in mind. The mood/tone of it, like most great westerns, sticks somehow, and keeps calling me back. As a caribbean that lived, out of place, in the bitter cold of wisconsin for 7 years, I immediately got the menace of that environment -- how savage merciless it could be. I loved the way that the film and script kept the spotlight on quiet and enduring plight of remote tribe people -- I have relationships with Navajo people, in particular, and there's almost solemn & sullen way about their way of life -- almost makes sense that they don't speak out enough or loudly about their curcumstance, and just slip out of mind by the rest of us. As a writer myself most of my stories involve a tribe, and that's at least due to the influence of people like Taylor Sheridan, Cormac McCarthy, and Douglas Preston -- authors who keep casting a light on the untamed west & its cultures.. as if somehow that's still where America seeps from.
This movie is extremely underrated. I wasn’t expecting much when I put it on, but it blew me away. I was hooked from start to finished.
The score for this movie (by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis) is fantastic. It feels like a quiet, grey, cold winter day. Also, the main poem, "Far from your loving eyes / in a place where winter never comes" is legitimately beautiful.
Nick Cave is the fucking man.
Everytime I head someone say Pedro Pascal was the only one who could play Joel in the Last of Us, I thought of this movie and that Jeremy Renner would have been great. And vice-versa.
Marcus Cash "Who wrote this?" as you saw in credits Taylor Sheridan who Jimmy mentioned is Deputy Hale from SOA for many of us. Turns out he's a bit actor but a fantastic writer as he wrote this, as well as movies Hell or High Water and Sicario, TV shows Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Tulsa King, Mayor of Kingstown, and Special Ops-Lioness(just finished really enjoyed it).
Fantastic writer!
Ooooh here we go…this is gonna be an emotional journey
So happy you two loved this movie, genuinely one of my favourites. The writing along with Renner and Olsen's acting = chef's kiss. I also hated The Kings Speech too 😂
Taylor Sheridan’s dominating television right now. He’s got Yellowstone on Paramount Network (finishing up its fifth and final season starring Kevin Costner). He also has these shows on Paramount +: Mayor of Kingstown (2 seasons so far starring Jeremy Remner), 1883 (prequel miniseries to Yellowstone starring Sam Elliott and Tim McGraw), Tulsa King (1 season in so far starring Sylvester Stallone), 1923 (a Prequel to Yellowstone but a sequel to 1883 will be a two season show starring Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, and Timothy Dalton), Lioness (first season just ended starring Zoe Saldana, Nicole Kidman, and Morgan Freeman), and later this Year Lawman: Bass Reaves (starring David Oyelowo and Dennis Quaid)
Amazing movie
Excellent timing, Jimmy! Just yesterday I was searching TH-cam for any new reactions to this fantastic movie. VERY much looking forward to watching this :)
Jimmy's parenting talks are the best.
Taylor Sheridan wrote this, Sicario, and Hell of High Water. Also his yellowstone series are amazing: 1883, 1923, and modern series. Yellowstone is a fun series 1883 and 1923 have one season each and modern has four.
This is one of my favorite movies of the past decade. What a shootout at the end. This is also the movie that made me fall in love with Elizabeth Olsen. She was beautiful and so badass in this movie.
15:05 I agreed with you Jimmy. Then Cash made it weird haha. Olsen IS a pretty good actor. I REALLY liked her in this movie.
29:25 yeah, he's played by Graham Greene. You recently saw him in The Last of Us S01E06 "Kin". He played the old man Joel & Ellie ask directions from. He was also in Maverick (a pretty great Western comedy). He also played Chief Rains Fall in Red Dead Redemption 2. And his son, Eagle Flies was played by Jeremiah Bitsui (the guy who plays Victor in Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul)
He was also in The Green Mile as Arlen Bitterbuck, and he was in the second Twilight movie as Harry Clearwater. (Along with Gil Birmingham, who played Billy Black in the whole series and was Martin Hanson here.)
i still never finished the king's speech either lmaoo
part of the "frontier trilogy" with "sicario" and "hell or high water" being the other ones i really like this movie (the whole trilogy actually). kinda been annoying people asking to react to it so this was a great surprise thanks
This movie fuckin rules, Sheridan’s American frontier trilogy is glorious, sicario is amazing too and hell or high water is one of my favorite movies. Insane stretch of movies back to back to back
"All hot girls look alike." - Marcus Cash 2023.
He really meant THOT, badly explaining his thoughts that IDK. I get it though, all girls you yourself perceive as hot are gonna be hot regardless.
One of my favorite acting moments in this movie is when the FBI agent is visiting the father of the victim and you can tell he is clearly grieving but he is holding it together by covering his pain and sadness with anger. Then Jeremy Renner shows up and there’s a split second when he sees him, recognizes him, remembers that the same thing happened to him previously. In that moment I just feel he’s not only hit by the pain of his own daughter’s loss but also an understanding of “this is what you felt like when it happened to you.” And then in the presence of his friend, he breaks and you can hear him through the door. For me this tiny moment was one of the most impactful of the whole movie.
3:15 you CAN make your horse walk backwards, drift (walk/jog side to side), rear on their hind legs. And ofc, drift turns. They get unlocked as your horse bond level grows
Time for a second playthrough so you can try all this out :P
Excellent movie! Had to refresh my Taylor Sheridan knowledge. I can't believe the person who made this movie, wrote Hell or High Water, and co-wrote Sicario (3 outstanding films) is also responsible for the awful Yellowstone and Tulsa King (among others). How can the quality of his writing vary so wildly. It's also weird to think that he's the sheriff from Veronica Mars, so random.
Sheridan was also in Sons of Anarchy.
Thanks for doing this movie. So many reactors won’t. It’s phenomenal and I’m worried it will slip into oblivion
1996. Crow Creek, SD. Me, preteen, thinking, "Why was this girls basketball star running in winter during a storm?"
It takes a federal prosecutor to prosecute a non nativw perp on indian land. They elect, as of years ago, to take about 17% of the cases.
Thanks for watching guys.
Taylor Sheridan: Sicario, Hell or High Water, Wind River... this guys has quite a writing catalog.
I love both Wind River AND The King's Speech AND Dune! lol
Fuqqqqqqq Dune!
Really? The King's Speeee.... 💤 😴.... DAMN IT! I fell asleep just saying the name!
welcome back Marcus
Taylor Sheridan produced or directed both Sicario and No Country For Old Men.
One of my favorite movies 👍🏼
You should react to Yellowstone.
They didn’t stop her from cutting because it’s a part of indigenous tradition as a way of grieving she wasn’t trying to commit suicide just grieving her daughter
revolvers don't jam like semi-autos
Not only are they accurate and reliable, revolvers can also be chambered in large calibers (.44Magnum and greater) suitable for defense against bears and other large animals. Whereas, a semi-auto pistol chambered in those large calibers is often unreliable and heavier than a revolver chambered in the same caliber.
hahah I LOVED The Kings Speech
A revovler is fine. Nothing wrong with them. If you are planning to rely on your side arm then maybe more modern firearms that have higher ammo capacity and easy loading is better but I dont think he plans to fall back on his sidearm often. He is a hunter that primarily uses a rifle.
Ppl all over the place still use revovlers tho. They are perfectly acceptable.
Love this movie.
Great flick
Jimmy Taylor Sheridan is killing it you're actually on another of his creations with Renner Mayor of Kingstown. He also did the new Stallone show Tulsa King, Yellowstone, Hell Or High Water(great Jeff Bridges Chris Pine film), Sicario, sicario 2. He doesn't miss to often honestly.
Those two cops dying that way was fuckin brutal. Felt way too real
Love Taylor Sheridan's work.
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The dude who wrote this also wrote Hell or High Water and Sicario.
Man i love this movie
Jeremy Renner is an amazing actor! and YES Elizebeth Olson is absolutely a hottie and an amazing actress too! Fantastic movie!
That stuff at 11:12 was Bear Spray
This was produced by Tyler Sheridan the same guy did Yellowstone. Also, the native girl in this one I won't spoil anything but she was on Yellowstone too.
Also the actor in the final scene is also in Yellowstone.
Sounds like Jimmy Mac had the same kind of upbringing I did!
Jimmy, are you ever going to watch Kalifornia? I'll put a link to a preview in a comment here in a minute.
Okay this is David Duchovny (X Files) and Brad Pitt and Brad Pitt is playing the role of Early.
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The guy you said looks familiar is the chief on Yellowstone.
Phenomenal movie.
Just saying, revolvers are strong af. You don't need alot of ammo when one can drop a person.
...unless you fucking miss.
Lol...guess just dont miss then. @@JimmyMacram
They sprayed them with bear spray
another taylor sheridan project where renner is great is mayor of kingstown even if the show itself is a bit uneven at times.
It was bear spray
Despise-able > Despicable
25:37 who wrote this?
Taylor motherfucking Sheridan! 🔥
They still haven't made a dune movie that I've understood. And I read the books. I think they try to embellish too much in the movies.
Embellish what???? NOTHINGGGGGGG HAPPENED in the first movie
Hoping for Vinland finale soon
Jesus, LESS TALKING.
Yoo you guys talk alot and not paying attention to the movie lol
hope the two of you date… can’t imagine a woman wanting either of you ever… jeez
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