that guy basicly gonna ruin that pure and peaceful valley by mining the shit out of it, causing the wild life to end. never thought it was a good ending personally.
All these retards saying it wasn't a good ending for the planet or some shit: Pretty sure he meant good ending for the main character since he didn't die...dumbasses
@@bananafanafoferry6970 Oh my God! I read the Little Match Girl in a book of short stories in about 6th,or 7th grade I think it was. I got teary eyed near the end where she finally used up the rest of her matches; so she could see ___ ___________ _____ ___ ____ ____,and then she ____. I'll finish it like that so perhaps it doesn't spoil it for anyone who hasn't read it. An if that story doesn't tug at your heartstrings; well you may not have a heart...
The Oregon Trail story gets me every time. Just when they were starting to get to know each other.. That guy really shouldn't have told her to shoot herself if they get too close.
It's probably phrasing and it's the old west so people take things seriously and kinda dumb. If he specifically said that just wait here til i comeback or just said whenever the natives are close and you're captured, but then again the girl is sure dumb.
I got the feeling the boy may not have even been born that way, that Liam Neeson made him that way. But then I doubt Liam Neeson could cut off so deep without killing the boy.
Honestly I would watch a movie from all of those stories. Can you imagine "pan shot" where the guys manages to scape the rope 5 times or so and suddenly dies in the end when he is his most honest without a climax or a closing to it, brilliant!
@@ollikoskiniemi6221 I agree, watching that after watching The Dollars Trilogy backwards made me sad seeing The Man With No Name struggle in his age but thankfully he moved to San Francisco and Dirty Harry happened. (the Dirty Harry part is a joke and i still believe Will is Blondie)
I didn't really like her anyways because of her fearful timidity. She was too quick to judge and choose the easy way out, her end was nothing but the consequence of her own actions.
PrehistoricLEGO the last one is not a pack of travelers but, a bunch of people on there way to the after life and just don’t know it yet. The two gentlemen in the cab with them are “angels” and the coachman is the grim reaper
@@alosthippo5628 e feel different about the lastpart than you about the 2 bounty hunters, i thinks it's about them helping the guy they killed pass through, in a metaphorical way, i mean since the whole scene is a metaphor, if it werent that way than why do the 3 get to be inside the stagecoach and the killed guy has to be a cargo on the roof... so i dont think they are angels but just plain bounty hunters sending the guy to the other world
I honestly think the coachmen story was about crossing into the after life and seeing if you had made me peace or not with the people with your lives along thinking about your actions, and by the end of it I think it’s metaphorical for them “going to hell” because they truly weren’t good people.
The people were dead and were heading towards the light not hell. It's implied by showing the staircase with a white light emanating from the top. When the woman was having a panic attack the French man tried to stop the wagon but was told that it wouldn't be possible. Once dead there is no stopping it or going back.
How do you know it's hell ? I believe we don't really know what it is. Could be hell, could be purgatory, could be the void nobodies know. But that doesn't change the fact that they have to go through it. Even without meaning, without certitude, we have to go through life and eventually death, for me that's somehow the point of this story.
It seems like every kind of person ends up going to the same place in the story. Whether they're alive, dead, upright, or sinning, they all end up at fort worth
It reminds me quite a lot of "L'enfer, c'est les autres", an often misquoted and misinterpreted play by Sartre. The play is about a bunch of people stuck in the same room, who get to know one another and discover that every single one of them is a vile person. They realize that they are all in fact dead and stuck with each other in a sort of hell. The trick is that each one of these people was convinced that they were actually morally good people until the others show to them just how their actions appear to others. It's sartre's way of telling us that hell isn't real in the biblical sense, but that true hell, as punishment for moral misdeeds, comes in the form of other people's judgements, which we need in order to form any sort of criticism towards ourselves. "Hell is other people" is therefore not a cynical or pessimistic display of misanthropy, it's a metaphorical statement with a literal interpretation and a moral call for self-reflection and a philosophical view on the nature of good and evil. In any case, that the stagecoach was just the ride towards the afterlife, or just death, is pretty obvious. It's barely even a metaphor. What's interesting is the conversations these people have, and the fact we don't get to see how things play out in the hotel. There is no reason to assume the hotel is hell, any more than there is to assume it is heaven or purgatory. It is whatever these people have got coming to them, one way or the other.
Definitely not what about the man with no arms and no legs greed got everything it could from him and quite literally tossed them off of a bridge like proverbial garbage
@@Jak-it yeah sure it was more cruel, but the other story is just sadder. I already saw them settling down and getting old together, but then this avoidable situation happened.
Imo she was just a massive pain in the ass to everyone around her from start to finish, only to stupidly shoot herself during a winning fight. Knapp was the real sad character in all this.
@@Jak-it with the limbless man, there was no hope. Both him and his "employer" knew he was on borrowed time and had zero use to the world outside of what he offered as a performer. It's depressing as hell, yes, but the emotional graph was a long, slow, low peak. A descent into the depressing realization that life is cruel and offers no fair moral judgement The bride-to be? Now THAT was particularly sad because of the hope constantly dangled in front of the characters. The cool trick where he faked his death to get a lethal surprise attack on the native would have been an awesome ending to an action movie, but the reality sets in when you see she took her own life, following the man's advice. Compared to the former story, it was a real emotional rollercoaster
The Coen Brothers (Ethan and Joel) have a way of taking something ordinary and making it powerful somehow. Choice of dialog, expert camera work, perspective, lighting ... everything is so tight. Yes, most of these stories are macabre or bizarre, but that is part of the entertainment and charm. The full-length film is worth watching. I also believe that individual stories would make great discussion topics for high school or college sociology courses.
Their endings often end with failure; the protagonists end up not achieving their goals. This works both in comedies such as The Big Lebowski, or in dramas such as Ballad of Buster Scruggs
For those who didn't understand the last one rewatch it. They are already dead and on their way to heaven. The coach driver, the Irish and the guy who managed the conversation are the messengers if you will bringing them to the other side.
@@paulhinsky well they are not there yet. In many cultures there is a journey of getting there. It is often some form of ferry or journey that you have to undertake. I can't remember if modern christian lore has one. From the funerals i have attended, if there is one it's frogoten about. In that part of the movie, the coach driver, the Irish and the speaker are all part of that ferry and are bringing them by coach to the after life which is the white light at the top of the stairs in the Inn.
@@paulhinsky this is a part 2 cuz i did a quick research Christianity does not have one per say but the role of the ferrymen, guiding the deceased spirit to the underworld is most common in the form of a angel or jesus coming to get the person at their death or even next of kin waiting for them. Christian probably had a more concrete version of this before hell and the devil were invented. For early christians many would have believed Christ the god would guide them into accending past the Mortal realm.fun fact : Early christian text which were sealed since their writing suggest that Christ is a god who processed Jesus and or Jesus being one of his form. But there were not holy Trinity. Old testament YHWH and Christ were 2 different beings. Christ who came to teach us how to accending past this mortal and imperfections realm of torture created by a bastard god. In it is believe that for them hell was being on earth and they had to reach enlightenment trough meditation. Christ would welcome them amongst the realm of what we call gods. If you are a devout Christian, what i am speaking of is called sethian christians. It's a branch that was named by academicst after the study of the scrolls found. It is unclear how many different branches there were but their existence and eradication was told about in some text from the branch of what became the roman Catholic church. I'm not trying to convert you, I'm a non believer,but the interesting thing is that a few christians are converting themselves to those extinct beliefs . Personally i find that lore much more logical and entertaining then the new testament
On the last day of my Netflix subscription, I was having a hard time deciding what film to be my last. I’m glad I chose this film. I left with an amazing after taste.
@@littlemofo8133 Imo, I think it represent on how people come and leave in our life despite all the things that we had been through with him or her. You never know when it will be the last time you see him or her, as you can see in the movie, the limbless man continue to do his best performance even though his owner don't really care of him like how they didn't even talk with each other because the main purpose was only to make money until one day his owner abandon him or you could say kill him over a chicken which he assume that it will bring him more money. Clearly, the owner can't focus on two thing at the same time so he pick either one, but instead fighting for his life, the performer accept his fate. This scene I think it try to tell us that we can't force people to stay in our life, if they want to leave then they will leave, there's no point forcing them to stay. ps: sorry for bad grammar
@@maxwelljohn8241 I see it more that death is an inevitable occurrence. We are limbless and immobile to death. The best you can do is say your piece to whoever will listen. When death comes for you, it *will* come for you. An alternative interpretation, though it strays from the movie's clear theme of dwath, is how it shows the exploitation of differences. The handler doesn't help the limbless man out of love, he exploits the handicapped guy. When the freak has no use he's abandoned entirely.
@Fa Mulan Well, that could also be it. It could be that the owner has been living in that way since long time which is making money, until the fact that he forgot what it is like to have a companion or friendship. It can be seen on how the owner treat the limbless man which also portrayed that the owner only see the limbless man as a money maker.
You really want to watch the full film BEFORE watching this. I do like how another reviewer compared this to the Amicus films like TALES FROM THE CRYPT and VAULT OF HORROR.
Being compared to "Tales from the Crypt" is not a negative in my view. You are correct though in that Coen Bros. movies should not be compared to most any other films as they are unique.
Absolutely fantastic films pulled you in to the characters so fast you have empathy and catharsis so in reaching cowboy genre I love them all except the Miss Long the bow with a dog was probably my favorite but they're all great
Billy Knapp: my name is Michael Knapp and my family came to the Oregon area on the Oregon trail. My grandmothers great great grandmother literally walked a huge part of the trip pregnant. They settled in the willamette valley near the town of Albany. This segment of the movie was special for me. Loved it!!
Coen brothers occasionally include a Bible verse at the opening of their films. I think if you read the book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible, then watch this film, you will see a lot of parallels.
Cholera symptoms or vomiting and diarrhoea. Tb seems to fit the bill but, it would have been slower and spread to the others. Maybe it was cancer. My grandma died just like that, she was fine one day and the next day she fainted and died in the hospital the same day. Thats life i guess
I finally understand why the guy said first time. This whole time I thought he was an immortal dude and has been hanged before. Now I get it. This is his second time people have tried to hang him. It's pretty funny now that I finally get it. This video gave me my answer.
The no arms one was my favourite (after buster of course), although it was the saddest because it was the most real. Unlike other movies where the limbless guy would become famous and rich and live happily ever after it shows how the cruel and merciless nature of the 1800s west
This was a philosophical movie exploring the great existential question(s) of human life. In a word, this movie is about the death we all will face but spend our lives trying to deny.
After watching the first part of the movie, I didn’t bother to continue. I could just tell it wasn’t going to be the kind of movie I really need at this point in time.
I wish Buster Scruggs hadn’t died so early, he was a legend
Yes agreed
feature length of just Buster would be my favorite movie of all time
@@nafereuskortex9055 We can bring him back...
@@mrradio2187 Don't need to. I would like to see him at his best like a prequel
@@mrradio2187 What is done is done.
One of those movies where the stories totally stick with you forever. Seems so close to how insane and cruel life actually is.
Yeah for real..
I'll remember the girl story for ever
I just watched it and I'm amazed I've heard practically nothing on the internet from it bar the "first time?" meme
these story gave me chills
Yeah for the most of us, this life is a meal ticket...
My favorite was the Prospector. At least his story had a happy ending.
Did it, Seto Lucifer? Did it?
that guy basicly gonna ruin that pure and peaceful valley by mining the shit out of it, causing the wild life to end. never thought it was a good ending personally.
This day an age, log it burn it pave it and put a plaque up saying how beautiful it was
All these retards saying it wasn't a good ending for the planet or some shit: Pretty sure he meant good ending for the main character since he didn't die...dumbasses
he probably died of an infection later
The story of the limbless young man is probably the saddest thing I have witnessed in a Hollywood produced short film in my entire life.
Poignant is the mot juste.
Reminded me of “The Little Match Girl” short that Disney covered a while back . I was gutted.
Well, Ford, that is producers for you. Messin wit yo hart.
Exactly
@@bananafanafoferry6970 Oh my God! I read the Little Match Girl in a book of short stories in about 6th,or
7th grade I think it was. I got teary eyed near the end where she finally used up the rest of her matches; so she could see ___ ___________ _____ ___ ____ ____,and then she ____. I'll finish it like that so perhaps it doesn't spoil it for anyone who hasn't read it. An if that story doesn't tug at your heartstrings; well you may not have a heart...
The Oregon Trail story gets me every time. Just when they were starting to get to know each other.. That guy really shouldn't have told her to shoot herself if they get too close.
I think old fella couldn't imagine things had turned out like this. So she too. Difficult "who would have thought?" type of situation.
It's probably phrasing and it's the old west so people take things seriously and kinda dumb. If he specifically said that just wait here til i comeback or just said whenever the natives are close and you're captured, but then again the girl is sure dumb.
She was an airhead lmao
Don't get me wrong the scene was sad but I was just astonished at how dumb she was
@@Americanspy-hn2kw I mean back then, everyone was an airhead compared to 2020 humans.
@@calebblack1420 well in her case even moreso
We have a lot of dumb people too. And I think 2019-2020 proved that more so than usual
The actor storyline was probably the most depressing. I kept waiting for it to pick up but they kept digging deeper and it got so dark.
I got the feeling the boy may not have even been born that way, that Liam Neeson made him that way. But then I doubt Liam Neeson could cut off so deep without killing the boy.
How high can a bird count, anyway?
Such is life
Ikr I was bout to turn it off if Mr Pocket died
Buster Scruggs needs his own movie
The origin story
Honestly I would watch a movie from all of those stories. Can you imagine "pan shot" where the guys manages to scape the rope 5 times or so and suddenly dies in the end when he is his most honest without a climax or a closing to it, brilliant!
@@gabrielpichorim8191:
"Fourth time?"
I thought this was his own movie, and that it was a comedy! Now I'm just depressed.
@@michellej5791:
Well, it is ultimately a comedy, but with the signature dark humor and undertones of the Coen brothers.
Darkest western I ever saw. But totally unforgettable
Darkest? Come on this is silly. Watch Clint Eastwood's "Unforgiven", now that's a darker western.
The Hateful Eight
Bone Tomahawk
The Great Silence. The darkest.
@@ollikoskiniemi6221 I agree, watching that after watching The Dollars Trilogy backwards made me sad seeing The Man With No Name struggle in his age but thankfully he moved to San Francisco and Dirty Harry happened. (the Dirty Harry part is a joke and i still believe Will is Blondie)
I feel so sad that Alice died .I wish she had Happy ending and married to Knapp😭😭😭
Mr. Arthur had no idea what he would say to Billy Knapp.
The girl who got rattled ending destroyed me. Not many movies that I've watched alone have gotten me to say "oh my god" out loud
I personally thought it was hilarious
Not trying to be edgy.
The one that almost made me cry was the guy with no limbs
I didn't really like her anyways because of her fearful timidity. She was too quick to judge and choose the easy way out, her end was nothing but the consequence of her own actions.
chatgpt wouldn't tell me who caused her death and calling me a raicst then flagged my question.
@@invertedparadox8440Id blame Mr. Arthur for telling her to shoot herself as soon as he is down.
@@zdvxr very dumb from Arthur
A gunslinger
A robber
A performer
A digger
A bride to be
A pack of travelers
Damn, what a combination for the ol’ west
PrehistoricLEGO the last one is not a pack of travelers but, a bunch of people on there way to the after life and just don’t know it yet. The two gentlemen in the cab with them are “angels” and the coachman is the grim reaper
@@alosthippo5628 e feel different about the lastpart than you about the 2 bounty hunters, i thinks it's about them helping the guy they killed pass through, in a metaphorical way, i mean since the whole scene is a metaphor, if it werent that way than why do the 3 get to be inside the stagecoach and the killed guy has to be a cargo on the roof... so i dont think they are angels but just plain bounty hunters sending the guy to the other world
*prospecter
*a prospector
Ryzanify44 I laughed a bit too much at this comment
Busters face as he shoots the bartender is downright psychotic and I love it
Pretty sure All Gold Valley is the only one that ends "Well" out of all of them.
All he hit was some guts. He 'dint hit nothin' important.
Cheddar You measly skunk you didn’t hit nothin important
Im comin for ya Mr Pocket
given the soft lead minnie ball ammunition they had at that time he is as good as dead
Nahhh, it went right through... didn't hit nothin but guts. He'll be fine.
I personally would've included the scene where the prospector only takes one of the owl's eggs.
That third story hits like a truck.... With barely any dialogue.
What a master piece.
I honestly think the coachmen story was about crossing into the after life and seeing if you had made me peace or not with the people with your lives along thinking about your actions, and by the end of it I think it’s metaphorical for them “going to hell” because they truly weren’t good people.
The people were dead and were heading towards the light not hell. It's implied by showing the staircase with a white light emanating from the top. When the woman was having a panic attack the French man tried to stop the wagon but was told that it wouldn't be possible. Once dead there is no stopping it or going back.
How do you know it's hell ? I believe we don't really know what it is. Could be hell, could be purgatory, could be the void nobodies know. But that doesn't change the fact that they have to go through it. Even without meaning, without certitude, we have to go through life and eventually death, for me that's somehow the point of this story.
More of judgment
It seems like every kind of person ends up going to the same place in the story. Whether they're alive, dead, upright, or sinning, they all end up at fort worth
It reminds me quite a lot of "L'enfer, c'est les autres", an often misquoted and misinterpreted play by Sartre.
The play is about a bunch of people stuck in the same room, who get to know one another and discover that every single one of them is a vile person. They realize that they are all in fact dead and stuck with each other in a sort of hell. The trick is that each one of these people was convinced that they were actually morally good people until the others show to them just how their actions appear to others.
It's sartre's way of telling us that hell isn't real in the biblical sense, but that true hell, as punishment for moral misdeeds, comes in the form of other people's judgements, which we need in order to form any sort of criticism towards ourselves. "Hell is other people" is therefore not a cynical or pessimistic display of misanthropy, it's a metaphorical statement with a literal interpretation and a moral call for self-reflection and a philosophical view on the nature of good and evil.
In any case, that the stagecoach was just the ride towards the afterlife, or just death, is pretty obvious. It's barely even a metaphor. What's interesting is the conversations these people have, and the fact we don't get to see how things play out in the hotel. There is no reason to assume the hotel is hell, any more than there is to assume it is heaven or purgatory. It is whatever these people have got coming to them, one way or the other.
That, "Hmmm.. First time“ always got me🤣🤣🤣🤣
guy: *closes door at the end*
ad: W E N D Y S B A C O N A T O R
YOU TOO?
xD
When you say something exactly like it happened
I got a gasoline fuel advertisement
The poor Girl on the wagon train was the saddest story.
Definitely not what about the man with no arms and no legs greed got everything it could from him and quite literally tossed them off of a bridge like proverbial garbage
@@Jak-it yeah sure it was more cruel, but the other story is just sadder. I already saw them settling down and getting old together, but then this avoidable situation happened.
Imo she was just a massive pain in the ass to everyone around her from start to finish, only to stupidly shoot herself during a winning fight. Knapp was the real sad character in all this.
@@Jak-it with the limbless man, there was no hope. Both him and his "employer" knew he was on borrowed time and had zero use to the world outside of what he offered as a performer. It's depressing as hell, yes, but the emotional graph was a long, slow, low peak. A descent into the depressing realization that life is cruel and offers no fair moral judgement
The bride-to be? Now THAT was particularly sad because of the hope constantly dangled in front of the characters. The cool trick where he faked his death to get a lethal surprise attack on the native would have been an awesome ending to an action movie, but the reality sets in when you see she took her own life, following the man's advice. Compared to the former story, it was a real emotional rollercoaster
@@Mr.Classic91 naw, She was a hot chick of fine character
All of these shorts were on another level. Expertly created and performed. Very enjoyable.
The Coen Brothers (Ethan and Joel) have a way of taking something ordinary and making it powerful somehow. Choice of dialog, expert camera work, perspective, lighting ... everything is so tight. Yes, most of these stories are macabre or bizarre, but that is part of the entertainment and charm. The full-length film is worth watching. I also believe that individual stories would make great discussion topics for high school or college sociology courses.
Their endings often end with failure; the protagonists end up not achieving their goals. This works both in comedies such as The Big Lebowski, or in dramas such as Ballad of Buster Scruggs
Those brothers sure know how to make a great movie.
Agree, I think they have a promising career ahead of them.
For those who didn't understand the last one rewatch it. They are already dead and on their way to heaven. The coach driver, the Irish and the guy who managed the conversation are the messengers if you will bringing them to the other side.
it dont look like heaven to me
@@paulhinsky well they are not there yet. In many cultures there is a journey of getting there. It is often some form of ferry or journey that you have to undertake. I can't remember if modern christian lore has one. From the funerals i have attended, if there is one it's frogoten about. In that part of the movie, the coach driver, the Irish and the speaker are all part of that ferry and are bringing them by coach to the after life which is the white light at the top of the stairs in the Inn.
@@paulhinsky this is a part 2 cuz i did a quick research Christianity does not have one per say but the role of the ferrymen, guiding the deceased spirit to the underworld is most common in the form of a angel or jesus coming to get the person at their death or even next of kin waiting for them. Christian probably had a more concrete version of this before hell and the devil were invented. For early christians many would have believed Christ the god would guide them into accending past the Mortal realm.fun fact : Early christian text which were sealed since their writing suggest that Christ is a god who processed Jesus and or Jesus being one of his form. But there were not holy Trinity. Old testament YHWH and Christ were 2 different beings. Christ who came to teach us how to accending past this mortal and imperfections realm of torture created by a bastard god. In it is believe that for them hell was being on earth and they had to reach enlightenment trough meditation. Christ would welcome them amongst the realm of what we call gods. If you are a devout Christian, what i am speaking of is called sethian christians. It's a branch that was named by academicst after the study of the scrolls found. It is unclear how many different branches there were but their existence and eradication was told about in some text from the branch of what became the roman Catholic church. I'm not trying to convert you, I'm a non believer,but the interesting thing is that a few christians are converting themselves to those extinct beliefs . Personally i find that lore much more logical and entertaining then the new testament
Really started watching this cause I thought it’d be a comedy then 50 minutes later a limbless guy gets thrown into a river
On the last day of my Netflix subscription, I was having a hard time deciding what film to be my last. I’m glad I chose this film.
I left with an amazing after taste.
The bank robber/ the "first time?" Was my favourite
i'm so disappointed how noob is James Franco. Can't even shot the pan man.
🤣🤣🤣
"That pan covered son'bitch back at the bank don't hardly fight fair in my opinion..."
Didnt have a good gaming chair
First time heh? :)
The true Iron Man
This movie deserves to be watched in full for nothing more than the dialogue, to say nothing of the cinematography
So sad she died
Thats what ballad are about
She hadn't ought to have did it
Me too
@@bobbestofbobs she had 2 bullets, she could have killed the indian, but thats what this story is about, how women were mostly in that time
she so cute
The limbless man story really struck me in the feel
can you summarize it for me?
@@littlemofo8133
Imo, I think it represent on how people come and leave in our life despite all the things that we had been through with him or her. You never know when it will be the last time you see him or her, as you can see in the movie, the limbless man continue to do his best performance even though his owner don't really care of him like how they didn't even talk with each other because the main purpose was only to make money until one day his owner abandon him or you could say kill him over a chicken which he assume that it will bring him more money. Clearly, the owner can't focus on two thing at the same time so he pick either one, but instead fighting for his life, the performer accept his fate. This scene I think it try to tell us that we can't force people to stay in our life, if they want to leave then they will leave, there's no point forcing them to stay.
ps: sorry for bad grammar
@@maxwelljohn8241 I see it more that death is an inevitable occurrence. We are limbless and immobile to death. The best you can do is say your piece to whoever will listen. When death comes for you, it *will* come for you.
An alternative interpretation, though it strays from the movie's clear theme of dwath, is how it shows the exploitation of differences. The handler doesn't help the limbless man out of love, he exploits the handicapped guy. When the freak has no use he's abandoned entirely.
@@littlemofo8133 That rock isn't the only thing that man threw into the river...
@Fa Mulan Well, that could also be it. It could be that the owner has been living in that way since long time which is making money, until the fact that he forgot what it is like to have a companion or friendship. It can be seen on how the owner treat the limbless man which also portrayed that the owner only see the limbless man as a money maker.
The one with Liam Neeson was the most depressing
......and the guy who used to that boy in Harry Potter ;)
1:02 I love the hit marker sound
4:33 one of my favorite parts, not because of the dog being shot, but her reaction to the multiple shots being fired
wow
Shot at, not shot.
@@lightbenderga2017 wdym
bitch hit a thriller, thriller baby
@@pratibha3886the dog escaped and dodged the bullets no joke
I can not believe that I had never even heard of this movie until 3/1/2022.
That Liam Neeson scene was dark
it stuck with me...shivers
the level of attention to detail, scene construction and pithy dialogue in this movie shows real craftsmanship
The bride to be story broke my heart
PAN SHOT
You really want to watch the full film BEFORE watching this. I do like how another reviewer compared this to the Amicus films like TALES FROM THE CRYPT and VAULT OF HORROR.
Being compared to "Tales from the Crypt" is not a negative in my view. You are correct though in that Coen Bros. movies should not be compared to most any other films as they are unique.
Interesting enough that the ballad of Buster Scruggs ends being about him in about a quarter of an hour.
"It appears to do, yes."
I would buy that book with illustrations
I need a prequel of Buster Scruggs
I legit thought this movie was gonna be funny be and stuff...my face for a whole 2 hours 😐🤨😟😔😐
It wasn’t meant to be funny
@@ray_light44 well yea I didnt know that so
thanks for letting me know, was getting interested in it, what a dissapointment
@@filipivan5125 dissapointment ? it was a good movie. only 2 last were boring for me
@@filipivan5125 it Is funny in its own weird and twisted way
Laim neeson singing the shash and the limbless fella freaking out😂
Absolutely fantastic films pulled you in to the characters so fast you have empathy and catharsis so in reaching cowboy genre I love them all except the Miss Long the bow with a dog was probably my favorite but they're all great
For people with the attention span of a flea.
There is a study that proves humans have a smaller attention span than a gold fish.
brandon Larsen a third grader did that study
@@brandon_Larsen I once had a goldfish that could breakdance on my floor, but he only did it for 20 seconds and just the once.
John Carter oh we know, it's just funny.
But not for a flea!
The last one is truly poetic
One of the most entertaining films ever!
This was and is one of my favourite movies of all time.
My favourite is the gold panning one. Seems so peaceful and pure until it goes wrong
Tales of Buster Scruggs!
Honestly.. Buster's story should've been The Last. I mean, it IS named after him. 😅
Buster said he don’t shoot no man in the back, but he did!
I wish I coulda watched that 3rd story this quick
Are you kidding? That one was great.
Why do you wish that?
@Delon Duvenage yes and no, its a movie told through a series of short stories
You could of ...
I know right. It's so fucking dragged out and boring. I fucking hated it.
Just my opinion, please don't assault me people.
'Twas a strange watch but I'd watch it again.
🙏 Thank You So Much for the masterful condensation! Appreciate it! 🌷🌿🌍💜🕊
she died she killed herself so fast . . . he's still there dude . . . 💔😭
You noticed that ?
Billy Knapp: my name is Michael Knapp and my family came to the Oregon area on the Oregon trail. My grandmothers great great grandmother literally walked a huge part of the trip pregnant. They settled in the willamette valley near the town of Albany. This segment of the movie was special for me. Loved it!!
Too unpleasant for me to watch all of it but I appreciate the incredible craftsmanship and storytelling.
My favorite was the prospector, the saddest were the Oregon trail lady followed by the limbless man
Can't remember watching this yet I've seen every one... must of watched it
You should rename this, "Every shot in 6 minutes, including bad shot and pan shot".
Yep, that pretty much nailed it!
I come back to watch clips of this constantly
Kinda missed the singing... that’s who Buster was
The limbless guy part went from from 😀✨💓🤩😊 to 😳☹️😣💀 love that part
Me: *clicks on this video*
TH-cam: *smirks* "First time?"
Do ya need a count?
"NO SIR"
*proceeds to get his fingers blown off like its a comedy*
*Seinfeld comedy tracks plays in background*
Coen brothers occasionally include a Bible verse at the opening of their films. I think if you read the book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible, then watch this film, you will see a lot of parallels.
I just realized that I need to watch this movie
Ive seen a lot of movies, i cant remember being as sad as i was when she killed herself :(
Natives having their land stolen from them....doesn't register a beat though.
@@devtrash I’d have been just as sad had a native woman offed herself under the same circumstances
R.I.P. Dudley Dursley
Coen brothers have a thing for western genre like Tarantino. So gave examples of cowboys Indians mexican , all whatever happened in old west.
Netflix need to get back to this, the type of production they do best... not forgettable shite like Tiger King, Red Notice and Gray Man.
2:00: American students during a mass shooting
2:02: foreign exchange student
That is pretty funny!
And dark truh
funny how the foreign exchange student looks ugly compared to the american
@@user-ff4pi9dc3g Well, some countries lag behind the US when it comes to modern dentistry....
Hands down the prospector story is the best
We need a sequel!!!
In 3 mins if you watch in 2x speed!!
Buster should have never died. :(
Buster Scruggs the loveable madman.
Cholera symptoms or vomiting and diarrhoea. Tb seems to fit the bill but, it would have been slower and spread to the others. Maybe it was cancer. My grandma died just like that, she was fine one day and the next day she fainted and died in the hospital the same day. Thats life i guess
This producer should have just filmed RDR, the movie. He already had all the elements.
damn I was so excited to check out your channel only to learn this was the only movie you did lol
I finally understand why the guy said first time. This whole time I thought he was an immortal dude and has been hanged before. Now I get it. This is his second time people have tried to hang him. It's pretty funny now that I finally get it. This video gave me my answer.
The no arms one was my favourite (after buster of course), although it was the saddest because it was the most real. Unlike other movies where the limbless guy would become famous and rich and live happily ever after it shows how the cruel and merciless nature of the 1800s west
Well, thats it in a nutshell.the whole movie is awsome!
I knew how the performer story was going to end from the very beginning and I think the performer did as well..
May be the Best Western I've ever seen. Even better than the motel chain.
The ballad of buster scruggs out of context
This was a philosophical movie exploring the great existential question(s) of human life. In a word, this movie is about the death we all will face but spend our lives trying to deny.
This is horribly edited, I’m sorry
THANK YOU
Well it was 6 mins. Wasn’t it?
I thought it was pretty good for the parts of Buster Scruggs that I've seen.
Please download some editing software and do better.
After watching the first part of the movie, I didn’t bother to continue. I could just tell it wasn’t going to be the kind of movie I really need at this point in time.
so sad that the movie is so short ...
Tumbleweeds keep rolling and the dust belt hasn't changed a spit.
4:51 it looks like he bout to bust her scruggs
Lukas Marchia stolen comment
that dam pan covered bank manager dont fight fair if you ask me
Good morning & Good night
This is a pretty good cut of a very long film.