The American Western: hitting a man at distance who's on a running horse with a revolver without using the sights while seated on a moving horse. And never a miss. Love it.
Yes he was and before that Ben was one of the greatest western stunt men that ever lived , right up there with Yakima Canutt who was a good friend of the Duke's. When he got older Wayne always found something for him to do like second unit director.
I grew up watching John Wayne movies back in the 1960-1970s always great movies told with true America values,millions times better than anything made today 🇱🇷🇺🇸🇺🇸
Great Western. It's got action, scenery, humour, sentiment, a rousing ending, The Duke and Ben Johnson. What more do Western fans want. Even non Western fans might enjoy it.
The good Ole days when America was America and movies were decent to watch! I love you John Wayne, you were a wonderful actor, an American Patriot, and a great man!
Also, leaving a bunch of guys up the hill with their rifles didn't do a damn bit of good. They managed one baddie at the very end, just as an afterthought by the director.
One of my all time favorites! I have fond memories watching this movie as well as other JW movies with my family. I look forward to showing this movie to my son when he’s older:)
Man all of these guys are masterful shots on a moving horse directing fire at guys 100yards away. You couldn’t write that in a script no one would believe it.
The actor playing Billy the Kid is Pete Deul (aka Deuell)'s younger brother Geoffrey. Pete Deul was one of the lead actors in TV's "Alias Smith and Jones".
Truly a joy to see stunt horses in action ! A few side steps to stop forward momentum . Turn the head to the opposite side of impact . Fall {actually , a roll shoulder to hip } . Get right back up - completely unharmed - ready for the next take . Stunt riders have only one thing in mind : horse falls to the right , his right leg needs to be above the saddle before impact .
HaHaHa I love the Duke and Ben Johnson. Two of the most easily recognizable voices in film. Jack Nicholson, Morgan Freeman, Clint Eastwood, Slim Pickens, Sir Sean Connery, Andy Devine... and a few others round out the list. I wonder if each of them could perform the ahhh _realistic_ worldclass shooting in this clip lol.
@@yeildo1492 Of course it's a documentary. Later on in the doc you'll hear Sir David Attenborough(ANOTHER distinctive voice) explain in great detail the myth that the natives "were one with nature". You should watch it
@@azmike3572 Interesting. edit; Come to think of it, I've noticed that sped-up editing before and everything, in such a scene, looks faster. That's not the case in this scene. The movements of the horses and the man in the background don't look sped-up.
Who needs long guns, when you can shoot a moving target at 100 yards with a 19th century revolver....whilst mounted on a bucking horse! Multiple times! Lol
Today, with all the court procedures in place they still manage to jail and execute innocent people. How many innocent people got killed by "swift justice" back in the old west days? The obvious answer is lots. Movies aren't real life. Real life is a whole lot more complicated and determining who is guilty isn't usually as obvious and easy as it appears in the typical John Wayne movie.
@@ParkerAllen2 Back then it wasn't good to be in the wrong place at the wrong time... It also was good to be fast draw and good shot... Also good with a long rifle And a fast horse
@@ParkerAllen2 A lot of rustling going on... If you didn't stand your ground and win... Then you were just a target.... They were wolves You had to be the Guardian Dog... Or you had no herd
Imagine being one of the goons, sitting on your horse out of earshot, thinking, "man, that sure is a big group of guys with rifles. I hope my boss isnt going to antagonize them and get us all killed for some horses. That would really suc-"
John Chisum was a real person and after the Lincoln County war the cattle rustling got too bad. He eventually moved to Arkansas for his health. When he died he left a half million to his two brothers.
John Chisum had " cattle detectives" to do this work for him - he himself didn't "open carry" and normally travelled by buggy - he did his fighting in court.....and quickly abandoned any of his gunmen that fell foul of the law - as some did in the Pecos river and Lincoln County wars....
While the ranges of kills can be questioned, especially the Colts, the sound of the weapons is correct and how all those respected names were here is worth its own footage. One minor niggle. Black powder was still being used. A lot more smoke would have developed
@@andrewstackpool4911 Then you would know the amount of smoke in the movie is actually exaggerated. When shooting a flintlock the majority of smoke comes from the flash pot. When under pressure in the gun it leaves less smoke ! You see i have shot black powder.
The leader of the horse thieves is Pedro Armendariz Jr., whose father was in Fort Apache and # Godfathers with John Wayne. Armendariz, pretty much played the same character in The Undefeated, the leader of the bandits raiding Rock Hudsons wagon train. Armendariz was also the priest killed by Johnny Ringo in the beginning of Tombstone after the Cowboys shout the Mexican police.
One Christmas Party (late '80s), my employer rented a yacht for a dinner cruise of Newport Harbor. We visited Lido Island, where John Wayne's yacht was moored by his residence. He could view the island and yacht from his cliffside hospital room before he passed. RIP
Just an FYI as I am shot pistol most of my life shooting from a horse at a guy on a running horse is damn near impossible for the best shot in the world and to never miss only in Hollywood
You must be one of those people who will nit pick a movie to death instead of being entertained. If you want facts then go watch a documentary on making butter or something
I have got this movie DVD of John Wayne Ben Johnson (Christopher George) (and Forrest Tucker) (are both baddies) in Chisum I am dedicating this movie DVD to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxx
Yeah, the Mexicans would love to have a Border wall to keep Crap like Ted Cruz from entering their country.....but like all Republicans, he could probably slither under it!
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"There must be some mistake."
"You made it."
Best. Line. Ever.
The American Western: hitting a man at distance who's on a running horse with a revolver without using the sights while seated on a moving horse. And never a miss. Love it.
You just can’t beat a John Wayne movie.Ben Johnson always plays a cool guy .
That's for sure johnny Wood
great line "I' ain't the rest of them" Ben Johnson a really fine actor, should of gotten more than one Oscar.
Johnson and Wayne have acted together for many movies. The John Ford trilogy was just the beginning,
First saw Ben many years ago in Wagonmaster, been a fan ever since. A natural cowboy actor. Thanks Mr Ford.
Ben Johnson was also inducted into the Rodeo Hall of Fame.
Yes he was and before that Ben was one of the greatest western stunt men that ever lived , right up there with Yakima Canutt who was a good friend of the Duke's. When he got older Wayne always found something for him to do like second unit director.
A true American .. Legend don't fade away they just get bigger makes me proud to be an American .!! Nothing better then John Wayne movies ..
I grew up watching John Wayne movies back in the 1960-1970s always great movies told with true America values,millions times better than anything made today 🇱🇷🇺🇸🇺🇸
A famous quote by Clint Eastwood "the “p**** generation,” saying that people are overly sensitive to anything that isn’t politically correct.
That's not true .
@@jerrywoods4066 Not true what??
@@abukhan2145 they're some classics and good movies made in these times
@@jerrywoods4066 no not really
My childhood right there!!! Watching this takes me right back to it,FANTASTIC!
Just lead.
Can't get no better line
Great Western. It's got action, scenery, humour, sentiment, a rousing ending, The Duke and Ben Johnson. What more do Western fans want. Even non Western fans might enjoy it.
yeah watching them ride up to the water hole together, that scene is pure gold,john and ben johnson two towers of power in westerns,unreal
Hopefully they didn’t kill any horses
@@strattuner Yes sir, couldn't agree more.
@@superserial1 they are master horsemen,both of them,read about it,then comment
@@strattuner both of who
The good Ole days when America was America and movies were decent to watch! I love you John Wayne, you were a wonderful actor, an American Patriot, and a great man!
One of my all time favourite John Wayne films. Beautifully staged and filmed. Thanks for sharing. Blessings.
I like "Big Jake" a tad more. Mainly because of the running gags/family cast. But yes, Chisum is Nr. 2 and very, very close
@@mbr5742 I completely respect your choice. I also consider both films to be superb,and among Duke Wayne's finest. Kindest regards to you from the UK.
My favorite too
Then #2 is True Grit.
That was some FANTASTIC pistol shooting! 🤣
That’s Hollywood. Best propaganda mill money can buy
those are the most amazing pistol shots ever made
Also, leaving a bunch of guys up the hill with their rifles didn't do a damn bit of good. They managed one baddie at the very end, just as an afterthought by the director.
WRONG
One of my all time favorites! I have fond memories watching this movie as well as other JW movies with my family. I look forward to showing this movie to my son when he’s older:)
John Wayne is my hero 🥰
''when its time to talk, talk; when its time to shoot, shoot.''
See.. gangs and lowlifes were taken care of back in the day.....
Need more of that nowadays
Got my vote!
God I love him! And what he represents!
Improbably accurate shooting over distance with a handgun from the back of a moving horse.
Every scene John Wayne was in Was his best
Man all of these guys are masterful shots on a moving horse directing fire at guys 100yards away. You couldn’t write that in a script no one would believe it.
The actor playing Billy the Kid is Pete Deul (aka Deuell)'s younger brother Geoffrey. Pete Deul was one of the lead actors in TV's "Alias Smith and Jones".
John Wayne is the Greatest.
Ben Johnson was a great character as well I always liked him he just doesn't get the credit
Bradley Putnam and he was a real deal Cowboy... we walked the talk
Ben certainly was and Duke and him were great friends off screen too.
we know who ben johnson,sonny boy is,IS
He was an excellent rider and a true "quiet man".
Ben Johnson was a real cowboy before being an actor
One of Hollywood's biggest stars of all time, and a proper man . I wonder what he would think of this pc mad world now, and the Blm.
Truly a joy to see stunt horses in action ! A few side steps to stop forward momentum . Turn the head to the opposite side of impact . Fall {actually , a roll shoulder to hip } . Get right back up - completely unharmed - ready for the next take . Stunt riders have only one thing in mind : horse falls to the right , his right leg needs to be above the saddle before impact .
Outstanding....those guys are amazing shots!!!
God Bless John Wayne!
Some mighty fancy shooting especially Billie the Kid. He's on horseback plus he's shooting at moving targets.
While on a spinning horse and shooting from the hip.
When Hollywood made good movies .
JOhn Wayne Movies Should Be Worth Gold
Saudoso John Wayne fez muitos filmes que até hoje eu adoro rever
Don’t need to be covered by no stinkin’ long guns when you got long distance pistol sharp shootin’!!
HaHaHa I love the Duke and Ben Johnson. Two of the most easily recognizable voices in film. Jack Nicholson, Morgan Freeman, Clint Eastwood, Slim Pickens, Sir Sean Connery, Andy Devine... and a few others round out the list. I wonder if each of them could perform the ahhh _realistic_ worldclass shooting in this clip lol.
You mean this shootout is not a documentary ?? 🙄
@@yeildo1492
Of course it's a documentary. Later on in the doc you'll hear Sir David Attenborough(ANOTHER distinctive voice) explain in great detail the myth that the natives "were one with nature".
You should watch it
@@donarthiazi2443 🤣🤣🤣
He's always entertaining to watch!
Thanks ffor these videos.... helps me to remember what "character" used to be.
This was definitely a good scene.
Great shots off moving horses!
Damn fancy shooting
I've got this DVD the music with this scene is hilarious.
John Wayne AMERICAN ICON
Thank you for this series!
Man, John Wayne pulls it fast at 1:20. Not bad for an old guy. :-)
John Wayne's old guys were always feisty. "Fill your hands you sunuvab!tch!"
Back then editors could clip out every other frame (24 frames per second) to make a draw faster.
@@azmike3572 Interesting. edit; Come to think of it, I've noticed that sped-up editing before and everything, in such a scene, looks faster. That's not the case in this scene. The movements of the horses and the man in the background don't look sped-up.
Who needs long guns, when you can shoot a moving target at 100 yards with a 19th century revolver....whilst mounted on a bucking horse! Multiple times! Lol
This scene is chock full of good lines!
(Good scriptwriter.)
Wonderful scene!
That is the only speech criminals understand!
Today‘s too.
....my favorite line..."Just lead"...
Wow, dont mess with the DUKE, EVER! Thanks John W.! John P.
Back when courts didn't get in the way
No over crowding in prisons
Today, with all the court procedures in place they still manage to jail and execute innocent people. How many innocent people got killed by "swift justice" back in the old west days? The obvious answer is lots. Movies aren't real life. Real life is a whole lot more complicated and determining who is guilty isn't usually as obvious and easy as it appears in the typical John Wayne movie.
@@ParkerAllen2
Back then it wasn't good to be in the wrong place at the wrong time...
It also was good to be fast draw and good shot...
Also good with a long rifle
And a fast horse
@@jimh4167 You're right. In other words, you were mostly on your own.
@@ParkerAllen2
A lot of rustling going on...
If you didn't stand your ground and win...
Then you were just a target....
They were wolves
You had to be the Guardian Dog...
Or you had no herd
Now that is the coolest
أسطورة السينما العالميه-- جون واين ❤ عراقي مر من هنا
"But I ain't the rest of them"
This actually my favorite
Imagine being one of the goons, sitting on your horse out of earshot, thinking, "man, that sure is a big group of guys with rifles. I hope my boss isnt going to antagonize them and get us all killed for some horses. That would really suc-"
This is a great movie. Billy the kid killed just 21 men in is lifetime, but in this scene he got his quota lol.
I knew Ben Johnson was always good. he is also a great in the saddle. That young actor Geoff also does well those scenes
Them pistols never get empty and never miss people moving on horseback. Very optimistic😁
I’m guessing you would prefer to watch a movie where they continue reloading running in circles seldom hit anything etc…
@@paulbenoit6076 yes, more realistic
@@kimmorrison9169 but boring as fuck
When God said let there be light, the Duke lit a cigar
The best way to deal with criminals its what we should do today
So sad that the cancel culture did a disservice to the memory of this great man, great actor and a great patriot.
Ignore them. They're everything people should want to NOT be
Loved the statue at SNA! And honored that the airport is still called by his name!
John Chisum was a real person and after the Lincoln County war the cattle rustling got too bad. He eventually moved to Arkansas for his health. When he died he left a half million to his two brothers.
John Chisum had " cattle detectives" to do this work for him - he himself didn't "open carry" and normally travelled by buggy - he did his fighting in court.....and quickly abandoned any of his gunmen that fell foul of the law - as some did in the Pecos river and Lincoln County wars....
John Wayne movies are all great.
While the ranges of kills can be questioned, especially the Colts, the sound of the weapons is correct and how all those respected names were here is worth its own footage. One minor niggle. Black powder was still being used. A lot more smoke would have developed
You have never shot black powder.
Have you ?
@@herbbowler2461 Actually yes. Pistol revolver Flintlock percussion and centreline musket and rifle and shotgun
@@andrewstackpool4911
Then you would know the amount of smoke in the movie is actually exaggerated.
When shooting a flintlock the majority of smoke comes from the flash pot.
When under pressure in the gun it leaves less smoke !
You see i have shot black powder.
Now that's mighty fine shooting.
The leader of the horse thieves is Pedro Armendariz Jr., whose father was in Fort Apache and # Godfathers with John Wayne. Armendariz, pretty much played the same character in The Undefeated, the leader of the bandits raiding Rock Hudsons wagon train. Armendariz was also the priest killed by Johnny Ringo in the beginning of Tombstone after the Cowboys shout the Mexican police.
You can see him as a Mexican police commandant in the Columbo episode A Matter of Honor. th-cam.com/video/vZaggzO9xPI/w-d-xo.html
In my book maybe the best seen in the movie.
My favorite John Wayne cool and bad ass scene
That’s the way it was back then. 😂
I like his style, talk first then shoot!
I ain't no good with a long gun classic quote
Love this movie. Poor fool, really need to put your booze down before you say you're going to kill someone. Especially when that someone is The Duke.
If only wrong doing could be handled in this same way , there would be a lot less problems in this country .
Darn fine shooting with a hand gun! Not sure why people can not do the same in real life...
😂
You'd think Pedro Armendariz Jr. would wise up and quit challenging the Duke.
just lead... i like that . right to the point..
That’s the only way to deal with thieves!
It's funny that he made so many westerns but he was really a boat and ocean guy.
One Christmas Party (late '80s), my employer rented a yacht for a dinner cruise of Newport Harbor. We visited Lido Island, where John Wayne's yacht was moored by his residence. He could view the island and yacht from his cliffside hospital room before he passed. RIP
A western movie wouldn't be complete without showing John Wayne with a gun on his hip. However, the real life John Chisum never carried a gun.
Good and evil ....John Wayne was a good one..
I guess they didn't have a boarder crisis than either. Build that wall
Border not boarder cement head
Just an FYI as I am shot pistol most of my life shooting from a horse at a guy on a running horse is damn near impossible for the best shot in the world and to never miss only in Hollywood
@Oh! Mama! Asshole
You must be one of those people who will nit pick a movie to death instead of being entertained. If you want facts then go watch a documentary on making butter or something
But yet he did it back in those day's
@@devildawgmike I guess honest criticism is beyond you Stay-at-home or watch Bugs Bunny I don't have time for idiots like you
🤣 I cant hit a milk jug from 10 yards!?!🤓
Lively music playing in the background while men are getting murdered.
John wayne é sensacional
Good scene
I have got this movie DVD of
John Wayne Ben Johnson
(Christopher George)
(and Forrest Tucker)
(are both baddies) in
Chisum
I am dedicating this movie DVD to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxx
I heard a tune from the A-team 😂
"Just lead" good for all final payment for all debts.
And that's how it's done.
That’ll teach them Mekzikans what’s what.
Just lead!
That’s what happens when you don’t have a border wall…
Yeah, the Mexicans would love to have a Border wall to keep Crap like Ted Cruz from entering their country.....but like all Republicans, he could probably slither under it!
@@georgemoore7186 😂
@@georgemoore7186 When have people tried to get out of the US instead of bypassing the border control laws to get in?
@@doughesson Idiot Trumper!
@@georgemoore7186 That's your response to my question?
You can't say that people are trying to get out of the country.
Is there a prize for the most ridiculous portrayal of pistol shooting? Chaotic horse rider to horse rider at 40 yards and no misses. Sure thing right?
There's always gotta be one
Didn't Miss One Shot With Those Pistols!
When the shooting starts, cue the triumphal score. Merica.
El Guapo is the Best!
0:13
WAYNE: I said--
JOHNSON: I heard you, Mr. Chisum! But I ain't the "rest of 'em".
When you ride with a man, you ride with him all the way.
😢 We’ll never have the entertainment we had then.
Thank God! Movies were horrible way back then and the actors really sucked.
@@aprilmay578 said a fool. You
@@heavyhaul8621 You cannot even form a simple sentence.
@@aprilmay578 I kept it simple for you. You seem to be so simple minded you don’t deserve the best entertainment of our decade.
I LOVE THE DUKE 👍💪❤🙏