The Magnificent Seven (2016) - Goodnight's Inspiration Scene (5/10) | Movieclips
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Farraday (Chris Pratt) challenges Goodnight Robicheaux (Ethan Hawke) to show why he's a legend.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In this remake of the classic 1960 oater of the same name (itself a Western remake of Akira Kurosawa's masterpiece, The Seven Samurai), seven gunslingers join forces in order to protect a small town from a mining tycoon (Peter Sarsgaard) and his goons, who plan to seize the residents' land by force. The seven-man army is led by a mysterious bounty hunter (Denzel Washington), and also includes a sharp-witted gambler (Chris Pratt), a troubled ex-Civil War soldier (Ethan Hawke), a mountain man (Vincent D'Onofrio), an expert knife thrower (Byung-hun Lee), an outlaw (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), and a Comanche warrior (Martin Sensmeier). Directed by Antoine Fuqua (Training Day).
CREDITS:
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Cast: Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt, Ethan Hawke
Director: Antoine Fuqua
Producers: Todd Black, Roger Birnbaum, Kat Samick
Screenwriters: Hideo Oguni, Shinobu Hashimoto, Richard Wenk, John Lee Hancock, Akira Kurosawa
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I love the double plot twist in which you thought at first that he was an incredible shooter, then you start to believe he is just a pretender and by the way he acts you really thinks thats the truth, until he demonstrates he was indeed a hawk eye.
Then you realize he acts that way because of PTSD and he really doesn't like killing people.
That’s not the case, if you remember. He has been in battle along with Denzel’s character. Denzel wouldn’t have asked by name, to recruit “Goondnight” otherwise. At the first fight scene in town, it should have indicated anything but a fraud.
Really? I thought it was pretty obvious from the first time when he was couldn't shoot at people and Billy had to cover for him with the his gun was jammed story that he had serious PTSD issues, which would go completely unrecognized at the time.
When i watched it i didnt get the impression of fraud. But rather ptsd preventing him from shooting like he used to.
He has really bad ptsd that’s why he doesn’t shoot
Guy with the shiniest rifle the following day was hence forth known as Glint Eastwood.
Show yourself out, that was so good lol
John RICO NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICE
Glint?
Good one, you may have the greatest of days sir
👍👍👍👍
This comment deserves more likes
"That's hard to do. This many men, miss that many targets? Twice?" Ha! Great line.
"I am looking at a line of dead men."
@@Skiergold At first i thought it was the dummies but it was the people shooting 😂😂
1:25
“Statistically speaking they should have hit something”
Admiral Tradius Ahern Bless their hearts
Who said that? At which minute?
16.00 sec
Did they cast storm troopers?
@@ringthingshimray2603 I've never seen someone refering to time in TH-cam like that.
I'm glad to see Ethan Hawke on the big screen again. He's a damn good actor.
Yeah I really enjoyed him in this role. One of the few casting choices in the remake that was much better than the original.
Not really. ;)
I’ve always enjoyed him.
Umm.. I think you mean
*Handsome Hawk*
Love him. Have you seen the devil you know ?
Not only was Goodnight a hell of a marksman, but also one hell of a drill sergeant.
You have to HATE what you're firing at! HATE IT!!! His PTSD really comes out in those few lines. Masterfully done.
"Polish your rifles. Maybe the glint will scare them off"
Did it work? I hope so.......
🤣
omg wow hahaha that's so funny you just wrote what he said in the movie wow haha yay
@@louisBrother1988 you checked the rest of the comment section, my guy? It was a funny line worth repeating lol
@@shivamnaik8166 oh okay, so because everyone was making those types of comments you thought you'd join them? That's nice of you. Well, it did give you 1818 internet points, so I can't really complain.
"YOU GOTTA HATE WHAT YOURE FIRING AT! HATE IT!" the CHILLS
COME ON GET SOME GRAVEL AND IN YOUR CLAWS! GODDAMNIT SONSABITCHES!! 😂👌💀
I’m starting to think Red dead redemption 2 people’s aim is realistic
I played without aim assist and I believe that is true
@@deandreturnbull4081 may i ask how
@@subfrte6080 because at first my wasn't that good without but through time it gotten better. Like a real life gunslinger
Well your character is supposed to be pretty good lol, been doing it since he was 15 and is 36
@@subfrte6080 When I bought the game (PC) the first thing I did was removing the aim assist. It makes moving targets hard to hit, but that's where dead eye comes into relevance... with aim assist there's no need for dead eye. But of course if you play in console you have to keep aim assist on, since controllers aren't good for real aiming.
Last time I saw Ethan hawks and Denzel Washington was training day
Jose Saenz and he deserved to won best supporting role in Academy Awards
Jose Saenz same
Only other time they ever acted together.
His name is Handsome Hawk now.
denzil looks the same. may be due to life style choices.
2:36 he just marked his head 7 times with his dead eye
Drink snake oil then use dead eye
Red Dead Redemption
Your “dead” or less dominant eye can often be better for shooting with iron sights
I found it very interesting that Ethan Hawke’s character was suffering from shell shock.
At least, that’s how I interpreted his behavior.
He was in the mindset that something was coming after him, because of everything he had done in his time of service.
This was great movie.
Juan Carrasco Shell shock or ptsd wasn’t new during this time. There are reports of some knights having some symptoms of what we would call ptsd. My guesses as to why it wasn’t really looked into until WW1 range from psychiatric knowledge wasn’t as advanced yet, macho-man culture where you didn’t admit it was a problem or talk to people about it, or the social stigma around it. War is supposed to be about glory and is romanticized. Veterans aren’t supposed to come home worse than they left it.
Frankbrooo I agree. This was just my interpretation of what he was experiencing. I could sympathize with him as well.
I served in Operation Enduring Freedom.
PTSD wasn't new in WW1 or even the American Civil War, but several factors caused it to become more prevalent:
1. Sheer number of men involved. Even if rates didn't go up, the total number of cases would.
2. The "shell" part of "shell shock". Artillery bombardment, especially on the scale of WW1 or WW2, is beyond what soldiers had previously experienced.
3. Historically, campaigns might last awhile, but combat did not. In the American Civil War, armies would march a few days, fight a battle for one to three days, some more marching, then a lull. Sentries and pickets tended to have informal truces. Men generally had a time to recover, physically and mentally, in safe areas. That changed in 1864.
The Overland Campaign used by the Army of the Potomac in ways far beyond simple casualties and even unit cohesion. WW1 had the men stuck in trenches for extended periods of time. If you're on the front line, you're not safe.
In wars like Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq there was no clear front line so there was no safe zone. Same effect.
@@jliller Napoleon was probably the first modern general to break the rule, his lightning strike doctrine paired with his propensity to use artillery with deadly effect made him the greatest threat in all of Europe for decades.
Nostalgia and shaking was common between some veteran knights. But the amount of explosions and the duration of the tension and paranoia is what made ptsd what it is. I mean, hacking others to pieces in a melee for few hours must be horrible, but 3 months under constant bombardment it's something different
I love how they actually pushed the idea people in the old west wouldn't have known how to shoot
@Buttrape Bill well guns might of been common place but the west really wasn't all that wild. Shootings did happen but they were rare 1v1 Duals to the death was also rare you were more likely to die from disease than a bullet in the West. The frontire was the real man killer but films hardly represent it accurately.
that's like saying that, considering that computers have been around since 1936, everybody should know how to use one
However, you can survive without knowing how to use a computer. While 1v1 shootouts were rare and mostly fantasy, they did have to watch out for Indian raids and horse thieves. It was not unheard of for a person in the west to not know how to use a gun, but entire town without anyone that could use a gun was.
@@bradenellis2898 You could very easily argue that the men who they were training to fight killed all the townsfolk who did know how to use guns when they took over.
And thus there are no more people that don’t know how to use guns. Exactly what I was saying.
“Statistically speaking they should have hit something” 😂 that is my favorite line.
"Bless their hearts."
And remember, switching to your pistol is always faster than reloading.
*revolver
@@kato2395 I feel so dumb not knowing revolvers and pistols are different guns. 😢
1:33 Best inspirational speech ever.
Ethan Hawk played this role. To perfection. You could feel the ptsd from him in this movie.
Nothing increases your accuracy more than using hate
Oddly enough there is some scientific evidence to back this up....if you channel that into focus, your accuracy can improve greatly.
daniel maine I’d assume the reason being that if you really hate something/someone and you really want them dead, you’ll do your damn best to git er done.
Can assure you that is not true
Just ask Doomslayer
@@mavericklucas594 Doomslayer doesn't aim. Bullets are just to afraid to miss.
0:40 to 0:57 I always laugh at this part. I've seen this movie a thousand times and it never gets old.
Go make me some eggs...
If you can’t control your weapon. Your about as useful as water is on a sand castle. I.E. you ain’t helping
That's the 2nd time 4 you😂😂😂😂
"You can cut the ears off a mule, it don't make him a horse"...I grew up riding ponies and horses (and motorcycles) as a kid and never heard that one...cool saying.
What's the saying getting at? I sort of get it, but I'm not sure.
What does it mean
I think what it means is this: People are what they are at their core. You can't change someone into something you want them to be, no matter what you try. That's my interpretation at least.
@@ThePatriot2 Its basically making a point at different people having different talents and abilities. You can give someone a gun and dress him up to look like he is a badass sharpshooter, but at the end of the day if he is without any talent or ability he is still a terrible shot. In reference to that quote it means you can make a mule LOOK like a horse by cutting off its ears but at the end of the day it still is a mule and will not have the speed and power of a horse.
@vin 950 Yes, but a donkey a BIG 'ol ears.
1:23 "Bless their hearts."
1:41 "GODDAMN! Sons of b*tches!" this scene killed me! Great movie!
TheKingsmanFan 007
I just love how exasperated he his
I thought I was the only one who found that part hilarious 😂
Spoken like a cowboy
@@andiswamkhabela532IKR!!! 😂😂😂😂
"Jesus wept!"
I'm dead!!😂🤣😂
Lost it the first time I heard it lol.
“Go make me some eggs” best line in the clip
"I don't wanna hear it, have a nice afternoon."
“You gotta hate what you’re firing at!” Right before he takes the gun he looks to Chisolm and grabs the gun and fires like he’s angry imagining the thing he hates the most...
He looked at Chislom because he was the only one who knew Goodnight was the real deal I think he was probably looking at him to back him up
The best is when he says antietam. Gives me goose bumps hearing that. Growing up 5 mins from antietam really hits home.
Liked that line too because of the history. Shows that he was a Civil War vet and probably came out of that with PTSD.
@@BaiLong45 - They say most of the violence in the old West was related to many men coming out of the war, and suffering from PTSD.
@@thecowboy9698 i mean. If you really think about, if he survived Antietam then he was present for Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, all the other battles in the east in 64 and 65.... sweet Jesus you'd be the luckiest man next to christ to walk out of that stretch with no PTSD
+Cole Rippeon
I know what you mean. My home City of Jacksonville, FL is about half an hours drive from the Olustee Battlefield and it didn't have the same heavy importance as say Antietam, Gettysburg, Chancellorsville, Atlanta, Richmond, The crater..... being so close really drives it home. Also the fact that Jacksonville, FL during the Civil War changed hands between the Union and Confederates 5-6 times before remaining Union from 64 to the end of the war.
Sharpsburg
"Go make me some eggs, you gonna point that rifle at me?"
Love quick dialogue like this
You gotta hate what you're fire at!!!!!!
what you're firing at* ** really bro?
jj P hm, kinda like maybe not everyone speaks English all the time.
That's what it sounded like
@@jj179 yeah man come on. Sometimes i cant speak english properly but it okay. At least he tries
@@foxesmorgan7702 yeah fair enough
This movie is basically the expendables but in the West
Or maybe the expendables movie is this one but in the modern times.
Edgar Thick nah It’s better than expendables
except they die
Tears from the sun does the same,if you see a movie about a team of Warriors saving a group of people for minimun/no payment it's using the formula
A bugs life was like this too but child friendly
@@rmnlmao5569 and that is the definition of expendables
man, I hate Star Lord for being stupid in Infinity War, but Faraday sure had the best lines. Damn, that sarcasm .
1:41 When you step on a couple Lego pieces
Now I gotta remember this quote about shooting:
"Pull the trigger slow, let the shot surprise you"
This is one of my favorite movie scenes of all time!!!! I have the utmost respect for Ethan Hawke, he just fully becomes Goodnight!!!
I would watch 2 and half hours of Goodnight screaming at people for missing a shot
"Go home and polish your rifles, maybe the glint will scare them off". LMAO
"Go make me some eggs." 😂
Ethan Hawke deserves an award for this scene. Great job 👏👏👏👍👍👍😀😀😀
Taajwar Pope I think he deserved to won best supporting role in Academy Awards for Training Day
It definitely seems like Ethan Hawkes character is suffering from Soldier’s Heart (PTSD or shell shock). Great acting from a great actor!!!
go make me some eggs-i almost died at that one
Calling him a woman.
1:37 - Best. Line. Ever.
"You gotta hate what you're firing at!!!" That part of the scene is some fancy acting if you ask me
Its nice to see Chris Pratt not being himself in a movie.
How to trigger ptsd 101
1:32 that is the most inspiring speech
The magnificent seven is one of the greatest movies ever
With that way of shooting, being in front of the bullets is safer. 😂😂
Ethan Kicked my Leg. Lol. That line was not in the script .. Ethane added it. . “HOW MANY TIMES IM GONNA TELL YOU ,KEEP YOUR FEET ,OFF UNDERNEATH YOU”.. COME ON NOW!!.. I just happened to be the only person on the line of shooters with his leg out…. I was shooting a double barrel shotgun.. before scene.. I figured I needed to plant my back leg into the dirt for the recoil. I spent 3 months on this set. Summer of 2015 in Northern Louisiana. Best time of my life. Denzel was cool, but very private to himself… Chris Pratt was like hanging with a best friend.. very layed back and started a conversation with anyone. One day.. Chris… Thanked all the children on set… . Chris is genuine and very humble. I’d like to be like him someday👍👍
love how he just does it like it was nothing scratching the back of his head/hat after and throws the rifle without looking lol. badass acting!
Pratt really looks like a rough cowboy in this movie, look at his posture. I like it!
" Jesus wept"
I died 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Awesome movie
2:35 when your deadeye automatically added too many marks on 1 person's head
Only online but very good reference
The training is so dead on.
"Fire when ready." One Mississippi, two Missis... "FIRE!"
Rotten tomatoes gave this a 60 something it deserved at least something in the 80 range
I went into the movie thinking they were gonna kill all the badguys and ride into the sunset on their own paths and maybe meet up again in a Sequel...but Yeah Such a great Movie.
There is the original movie too, this is a remake. And even the original is a remake of 7 samurai
Yeah it was ok it definetly had potential and some decent moments but I liked the original where they all are going to ride off into the sunset except one guy and the six return for him and all get killed of course but it was the principal a gang of rogues and cut throats wouldnt leave a man behind "if you ride in with a man you ride out with him too if you cant do that you're no more than a damn animal."
Goodnight was my favourite. I know it's part of his character but I wish he wasn't having a severe bout of PTSD during the first shootout. I really wanted to see him join the others in laying waste to those henchmen.
Same. Or at least fired off a few shots before getting hit with a bad wave of shellshock
me purposefully missing the shot so Ethan Hawke would yell at me
Its so good to see Star Lord and officer Jake training Storm Troopers
I just watched this movie last night. It was good. I enjoyed it. In the 1960 version, the baddie was an outlaw bandit and his gang, but for the 2017 version, instead of a bandit, he's a ruthless robber baron. I like that change. In a real present-day world where the "robber baron" has (unfortunately) made a comeback, this helps audiences to connect with what they're seeing on screen. Denzel's character gets some good back story tied in with the baddie. Ethan Hawke's character is compelling. And Red Harvest, Billy Rocks, and Jack Horn are interesting new additions to the Seven.
Go make me some eggs no I don’t wanna hear it have a nice afternoon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have seen this part a million times!! This is HILARIOUS!!! 🤣😂
MAKE ME SOME EGGS!
Ethan Hawke is one brilliant actor.. He would have made Louis L'Amour proud in that film!
Me when I find out I have a Test on algebra tomorrow 1:42
After watching this movie i started to think like Ethan Hawke needs his own western movie
He actually did get another part, where i think hes the protagonist. The movie is called "The Kid" based on billy the kid.
Anka HS he did one right after this it sucked
Check out In the Valley of Violence, it's western John Wick with Ethan Hawke.
Give them a break, they are just at "storm troopers" level.
Storm troopers are actually accurate with their weapons. These guys somehow managed to be worse than that.
Stevie Wonder would have a easier time hitting a target.
@@malawianalphawolf but seriously tho theres more then a dozen men but none of them hit a single one
@@malawianalphawolf Isn't the whole "storm troopers can't shoot" thing from people forgetting that Vader let Leia escape from the Death Star in order to track her to the Rebel base? Those troopers were ordered not to hit anyone.
@@michaelccozens yes.
😂😂😂😂
This was such a good movie with a great cast.
Yeah, great cast.
Like my uncle Arthur said. “Breath slowly and focus where you are aiming at. And exhale and fire”
1:32 - 1:44 you can feel his frustration and rage. 😆
Ethan Hawke was perfect for this role
"Go home and polish your rifles, maybe the glint will scare them off." Haha 🤣😁
I feel like goodnight when I teach noobs how to play RDR 2 lmao
Especially when they don't even bother playing the single player!
@@youknowwhatever8649 right, well now online is filled with bs n bugs it's just broken smh
"Statistically speaking they should've hit something"
Well, technically they did, just not the targets, lol. The ground beneath them was pretty beat up though, had the targets been flat on the ground they'd have made every shot, haha.
1:12 Imagine all the dead townsfolk in the background.
GET SOME GRAVEL IN YOUR CRAWL!!!!
decepticonmaster1 Craw
decepticonmaster1 craw dude lol
Every tip he gives in regards to shooting is spot-on. Word for word almost exactly what my dad told me when I was learning to shoot
Good performane by Hawke in this movie. GATTACA is one of my favourite movies of all time.
Ethan Hawke, the Best actor in this movie...
Without Chris Pratt this movie would not be the same. Lol
a lot say its PTSD, and i would agree, just not as to the source. i do not believe it is the combat itself that affect Goodnight, but rather, the memories of him taking life. any time he has an episode, it is when he is being asked to kill, or simulate killing. combat never bothered him, it was his conscience, appalled at the death he dealt.
Denzels look makes this scene
Everyone I know who has killed a person/people, always looks down, especially the ones that were justified. Goodnight looks down when Faraday mentioned his '23 confirmed kills at Antietam.'
The way he explaining how to shoot bring back love-hate memory of my first firing week
2:51 “told ya..”
That's hard to do. This many men, miss that many targets.... Twice 😂😂😂
Pedersoli, uberti and Taylor's and Co were probably really happy after this
Now I'm no rifle expert... but the technology, sighting, and range of those weapons... I don't think I could've hit something that far even if they wanted to...
You could if you knew how to shoot
@@alexmason2659 oh okay Force Recon Sniper 👌🏼
@@TRDGE I'm no force Recon sniper but I do know a thing or 2 about firearms
That "Reload" sounds so genuine.
The "two strikes, you're out" pedagogy in action.
Magnificent seven is pretty much remind me of the Van Der Linde gang when they all was just a good people who helping other people
"Man that's some fancy shootin right there"
Goodnight: is it now? It's a shame I can't say the same for y'all
"Jeeez-sus... wept."
1:30 good part start
1:33 YOU GOTTA HATE WHAT
YOU’RE FIRING AT!
This movie was very good, one of my tops
There is no way a bunch of people living out in the west would be such horrible shots. Even if they were, there is no way they would all be missing at that range when lying down.
Come on not every person in the west are sharpsooters or have the need to shoot. Why spend time learning firearms and how to shoot when you can farm or mine and depend on sheriff and townguards
My uncle terry who was an army vet and my dad who got 2nd in his platoon in marksmenship with the M14, always told me kind of the same thing when they taught me and my cousins how to shoot and use guns properly. They would say you hav to think the target is going to shoot back or shoot somebody you care about for you to understand why accuracy is more important then speed, fast is slow and slow is fast was what they always said. Most ppl probly don't think a 11 year old learning how to use a gun properly is okay, but I'm glad they did teach me bc I can't stand when someone says they don't believe in guns like its santa-claus, bc telling someone who has a gun pointed at you bc you don't believe in them isn't going to say, " Oh you don't believe in guns. Then I won't shoot you, go on your way I want to shoot somebody who does believe in guns."
My dad trying to teach me something “starting to piss me, how many times I gotta tell you i expect more from you son”
Well atleast he didn't buy any milk when you were born
Goodnight seemed to have PTSD before anybody knew what it was. Very cool scene
I don’t even think the term “shell shock” was invented yet. Just “feelin blue”.
@@Goosavichright PTSD was a thing back then but they knew so little about it and really didn't know what to call it
@@Goosavichright PTSD was a thing back then but they knew so little about it and really didn't know what to call it
Most underrated drill sergeant scene in film history