this show is such a cringe show it is hard to treat it seriously, like bikers who instead of going to "saloon " chose to sleep in the middle of nowhere under naked sky
@@veritasaequitas2386 Did you watch the fight scene? The bikers weren't sleeping there - they just stopped to party, drinking beer, and messing up John Dutton's property. They took that route to get to some biker get together or something.
I guy in Russia found pictures of his little girl on one of his 'buddies' phones. He took hm for a walk in the bush and made him dig. Only one walked out. When he showed the judge the phone, the case was dismissed.
To be fair, they wrecked all of their bikes and literally beat them with a metal pipe. They didn't need to escalate the situation so drastically. Looks cool on TV but psychotic when you really think about it
@@Drewski1290 Rip literally wrecked all their bikes with his truck vs them cutting 3 barbed wires on their fence isn't even close. Them attempting to burn the land was absolutely wrong yet the bikers were right in 1- they were keeping to themselves and 2- they didn't do any property damage until Rip wrecked their bikes. Looks cool on TV but if people acted like this in real life but wouldn't play out that way in reality. Dutton acts like it's still medieval age where people can lay seige to your land and you can just kill anyone who even slightly comes on
@@Crest28 In real life if he was that big a land owner he owns the Sheriff, and probably the State Attorney, and maybe even the higher officials for his State, so if he shot them for trespass he would not be held accountable.
Can we take a minute to recognize the great acting by the lead biker? When John said "We keep our promises here" his breathing changed immediately. Top skill acting
@@rleonekc07 there you see the real work of the whole team, not just the leading characters, all of them. I love actors who play villains and you hate them, like cersei
@@redtom3022 Oh yes! I've grown to appreciate acting so much as I get older. It's so freaking hard You're so right. Cersei was so easy to hate!! Fantastic actress Another one that comes to mind is the late Heath Leger. One of the best of all time
No matter how tough and intimidating you make yourself look to others, there's always someone out there that's genuinely more dangerous and scary than you.
The truly scary thing about growing up in the deep country is you realize that you can get away with almost anything when there isn't another soul for 20 miles in any direction.
Anyone with a satellite tracker can send a distress signal from anywhere. My watch has one. Best think of that before doing anything stupid. The first thing they will suspect is foul play if it’s in an area where people live.
@@calvinnickel9995 well isn't that Dandy. So they'll see your little satellite watch travel 800 miles and then go dead. That's really going to help you. Bawhahahaha
Love how John takes his time with each response. You know each one is calculated. It’s chilling when a man thinks it through bc then you know he means it
It was also interesting how the biker was smart enough not to argue or talk - he realized on what a thin thread his and his friends' lives were hanging.
@@AoE2Replays Just because it's scripted doesn't mean it wouldn't apply irl. It's a common thing actually. If you are nervous, scared or unsure you speak fast, when you are calm, collected and take your time with responses it instantly builds "He is the man in the room" presence. Maybe you should learn a bit of social skills. It's incredible how well you can assess people based on spending 60 seconds with them when you know what to look for.
Kevin Costner doesn't get enough credit, he is simply amazing, I remember when I was kid watching dances with wolves and he was instantly my favorite person. He's done so many great movie's and played many great characters. Legend
@UCFBoWeSZ-r8TNdz6TeVFI1Q it's a damn classic!! The horse he rode in front of the soldiers in the beginning, my friends mom owned that horse!! Pretty cool, some of the buffalo in that movie came from Costner's ranch up the road from us in WI... He's got a casino over here
He's a fucking actor🤣 From California. John Wayne was a bald thespian who never fought a battle in his life. The voice Kevin is using is fake. The only thing real in the Hollywood money that produces this show🤣 My God.
Well, Kevin Costner has so much acclaim... Like have you seen "Dances with Wolves"? Every body knows he's incredible, but this Yelllowstone series has shown he's aged like a fine wine. When I watched this random clip from yellowstone, his performance and acting compelled me to spend 80$ to watch the whole series over a couple weeks. Only show I've ever paid for, Kevin Costner is currently the GOAT and I hope we get so much more of him
wow...Costner is so believable playing this character... When he said "dig" it gave me the willies... fantastic performance by a fantastic actor that is getting better with age.
@@billp4 no it shouldn't have. people need to realize that these guys are supposed to be legitimately patched Biker gangs. which means they are essentially like MADE MEN in the mafia. these guys in real life would have a crew of hundreds or even thousands. with fully automatic weapons. biker gangs are well oiled and organized crime with their hands in the cookie jar of many criminal enterprises
The nightmare, After the ass Whipping They got Earlier And they weren't smart enough to get the hell out, That's how you end up digging your own grave. You fight with reckless abandon, It's a little on the scary side
Best part about that line is with everything else that has happened he will probably have a long hard think on his way back to California and maybe become a better father because of this experience
All eight of them. Their faces dropped. All their courage and strength was drained right from their bodies. They had reputation for breaking up bars, but they knew that instant, they'd made a fatal mistake. This time they walked into the wrong bar.
It is all the subtle things that Costner so wonderfully brings to his character. Like when he says the one liner about the biker’s kids: “they’d be better off without you.” (03:14). He immediately kind of regrets saying something that harsh and looks away. He pulls off this depth of being absolutely stone cold and genuinely tough, yet radiating a warmth and heart underneath all of that. You understand why everyone is so loyal to him.
I didn’t notice that until u mentioned and then i watch it again. Wow, it really is there! In this scene I’m on Dutton’s side (even though my family and I live in ca), but his ability to dish out natural justice is such a refreshing thing to see (esp in a time where big cities are so soft on crime)
Great scene my other with Kevin Costner is in The Guardian. When he and Auston Kutcher go back to the bar and the one Navy guy says "Is that your dad"? 😅
Anyone who says "We weren't bothering anyone, we were just having some fun" deserves everything that's coming to them. Although that's a line used in many many movies and TV shows over the years, it works really well here.
What makes this scene so perfect is John going back and mentioning how Rip said they’d bury them where they stand. Then saying, “we keep out word in this valley”
I appreciate how impressed you are basic story telling concepts like foreshadowing. I think Thomas the Tank Engine did it too if you wanna check that out?
John Dutton is one fascinating character, vying between a caring family man and a cold-blooded killer. His ability to run a legitimate business with a criminal mastermind mentality is one of the most chilling elements of his personality, as the seem to blend together right in this scene.
Costner gives such an amazing performance in this scene. I watched it many times and you just are drawn to every word he utters and subtle facial expressions he makes. Great writing as well! Love it!
Hi Richard.., Let's all go again and make the number of "views" to ( 4 million )... Great scene... One of the ( best scenes ) in the "Yellowstone" TV Series... Mike :)
It really is the subtle things he does. Like when he says the one liner about the biker’s kids: “they’d be better off without you.” He immediately kind of regrets saying something that harsh and looks away. He pulls off this depth of being absolutely stone cold and genuinely tough, but radiates a warmth and heart underneath all of that. You understand why everyone is so loyal to him.
@@enshk79Dutton is not a terrible guy, he is not good either, but he is mainly protecting what is his. He has committed murder, but most of them had it coming.
The best lesson I've ever been taught was when I was utterly terrified about how things could've ended vs how it did. Never done anything bad since simply because of that one lesson.
@@concept5631. I take off my shoes as soon as I walk inside my house. Every day, same technique, same spot on the floor. The nights where you come home and think to yourself “if just one thing had been different, it would be the coroner taking off these shoes….” You wonder if he or she would’ve pulled them off your feet to get it done quickly, or if they would’ve untied them first before easing them off. Strange days. Those are some introspective evenings for sure.
Moral of the story. Regardless of who you are, how tough you are, how far you're willing to go, there's always gonna be someone tougher and willing to go further, and it might not be who you think it is. Unless you're ready to leave this world, keep that in mind.
I knew someone (several someones) would be waiting for them, but I was not expecting John Dutton to be sitting there by himself or to be there at all, actually. This was a great scene, for sure.
I love seeing those without mercy or conscience humbled by mercy and conscientiousness. It shows what real power is. To refuse to use power in evil ways is the ultimate lesson to those too weak not to abuse power.
After watching 1883, I see John Dutton’s desire to protect his land differently now. The stories from James Dutton’s journey must’ve gotten passed down really well.
This was one of my favorite scenes of this entire show. To face a biker group head on and startle them enough to go running with their tails tucked between their legs, shows a lot of how intimidating the Dutton's are.
Biker gangs use intimidation mildly. When you face on egoistic intimidation with tried and true tactics, they’re nothing but a bunch of scared boys who didn’t have a good father around. They’re nothing.
@@justintegtmeier On a whole I agree with exactly what you’re saying, but also don’t forget that a lot of bikers are Ex military. Most of the veterans that do join MC’s come from the combat arms and not pog’s either. Except for those members I agree with you completely
First, the apostrophe makes the word incorrect. Next, this may shake you to your core. The whole bunch are actors performing scenes that are scripted and directed, probably after numerous takes and reshoots. When the director thinks he's gotten enough footage, then the cast and crew can relax and visit the catering tables. Kevin Costner probably has a lot of control of the show's production, but he's not alone in seeing how things go.
This episode was my first intro to the Yellowstone series. Eleven episodes later I realized I had to go to work in a few hours. This show is 12 times harder to quit than heroine.
@@AlanMichaelJackson same, but I have flushed down friends stash while he was recovering from OD. OD is like their coming up from deep water. Hardly conscious and gasping for breathe after long periods without breathing
@@halld3460well, John Dutton isn't the one who said he'd kill them if they came back, that was Rip. So technically Rip didn't keep his word. But they came pretty close, and they were prepared to if Jon gave the word. (or more likely, they would have taken them to the 'train station', much safer than burying the bodies on their own land.. Especially so close to the road. So technically they never would have buried them, which would be breaking their word even if they did kill them.. But, close enough..).
Man said if you didnt leave we'd bury you here, you didnt leave! We keep our word in this valley... Freakin awesome line! Costner one of the all time greats and Hauser are the powerhouse duo of the entire series, cant wait to see what season 5 brings!
When he said "I dont want you to leave" its like in Bronx Tale " now yous cant leave," .... You think youre tough, till you meet someone whos really mental.
It's not that I've never seen this scene in a show before, this has been used as a story vehicle a thousand times. It's that the actors and director really sold it that makes this one good and riviting, good stuff, good stuff.
I grew up in a farming community. I wasn’t on the farm, but most of my high school friends worked a farm. They taught me a couple of things 1) always close the gate behind you if you found it closed or leave it open if you found it that way. 2) NEVER EVER mess with a farmer’s crop or his livestock. 3) never get off a dirt road or track to go 4 wheeling. Nothing will tick off a farmer faster if you do anyone of those things. I’ve always wondered how many bodies are buried in anonymous graves on farmer’s land.
You must be american to find this kind of infantile drama entertaining. It has less meaning than a nursery rhyme. Either that or you're literally 4 years old.
I'm new to the Yellowstone series and I'm enjoying it. Far enough in (started season 3) to understand the premise behind the violence the Duttons are willing to dish out; and it comes from a very old and very real statement. "You only own, that which you can defend."
@@minners71 Pretty sure he started from the beginning and was saying where in the show he was currently, starting the third season. Either way, how can you tell someone else to enjoy something? SMH.
I live in Texas and there are a couple large ranches in the area that were small ranches owned by people who couldn't defend them. Land signed over in the early 1900's at gun point.
@@ravii8 It's just a filming location. They also film in Utah. "Yellowstone" is supposed to take place in Gallatin County, which is where Bozeman is. The courthouse scene for Summer's trial, and Community Hospital where John Dutton recovered after being shot, were both filmed in Missoula, MT where I live.
For those who go looking for trouble; they get sloppy and still think they’re invincible. Now those who are ready for trouble have spent their lives in preparation. John Dutton is a man who’s always ready for trouble and so are those who stand with him…and that makes them unstoppable.
I might be out to lunch here, but I think you'll find it's because it was in the script. That could just as easily ended up with the Dutton group gunned down.
I'm from California. I recently went to Glacier National Park in my RV and pulled into a turn-out to let my dog pee. A truck drove by and a woman screamed from the passenger window, "Go back to California!". I was only in Montana for less than 30 minutes. Good job Kevin.
Yep, sound's like a Liberal Democrat, blame it on someone else instead of what you and your's did to your own home. There are many reason's people from California get these reaction's.
@@vmarc4682 Sitting here very free and happy in California. But I recognize your genuine hatred. Makes you see things that aren't there apparently. Too bad for all of us.
2:22 I will never forget the look on their faces. Their faces dropped. All their courage and strength was drained from their bodies. They had a reputation for breaking up bars. But they knew that instant they made a fatal mistake. This time, they walked into the wrong bar.
No, it should. Don't turn the show into an endless one that just drags on and on, because then the show eventually turns sour. Let the show end when it should and it will forever go down as one of the greatest.
True but I would argue that if operating under the assumption that one is digging their own grave I could see said person taking the time to do it well
@@randycarey7487 yep, I dug Graves at our Cemetery, always amazes me how fast they can dig them by hand LOL back in the day when I was in shape it took me 5 hours to dig a grave 7 ft 10 long 37 in wide and 5 ft deep, I was in shape it took me a foot an hour LOL
This, as well as the brawl, was Taylor Sheridan's way of saying he's done with Sons of Anarchy's behind the scenes drama, and doing the thing he loves. Switching Californian bikers for Montanan cowboys, with Kevin frickin' Costner leading the pack.
@@viking6985 I understand that this is a work of fiction that plays on the Great American Western manly man mythology. Watch an episode of the Sopranos and then one of Yellowstone. Then explain to us what the differences are in the murders committed. I like Yellowstone as fiction. There is nothing here I 'don't understand'. If this were real life, there are only two characters that don't belong behind bars. But it is fiction, so enjoy.
@@cdjhyoung Not fiction actually. In a lot of states, the Castle Law applies to one's land as well as their house. So it's not murder since Dutton would have killed them on his own property. Sure the law would investigate, but he'd be protected by the Castle Law. And as far as I know about Montanna's Castle doctrine, it clearly states that one can use force to protect one's home or place of business. In the case of the Dutton's and Ranchers in general, the entire land is their place of business as cattle roams the entire ranch... The fact that he was there to witness the bikers showing up with gas cans and he legally had them confirm that their intentions was to burn the property, he was in his legal right to use lethal force to protect his home and place of business. So yeh the fact you think they're gansters for doing this clearly shows that viking6985 is absolutely right and you don't know how life works. Maybe it's where you're from and maybe you live somewhere where the laws on lethal force are non-existent cause I recognize that there are countries where lethal force is not a legal option, but in the good ol United States of America we got laws that fully allows us to kill a mother fucker for threatening our lives, our loved ones lives, and our home...and yes....even when you go to a class that's run by a cop they specifically tell you, "You don't shoot to wound, you shoot to kill."
I don't know pretty much about the laws in United States, but I believe this is a good example about a phrase I learn years ago: My freedom ends in the respect of the other person's freedom... that is called respect. You can not expect after get inside a private place without permission to be treated kind, you broke something, you have to fix it. They told you to leave, YOU LEAVE.
@Henry J Z Aguada : Many if not most states in the U.S. have what is called "Castle Doctrine". We have it here in California. CA state Penal Code 198.5 and CALCRIM 505 and 506, as well as the national level SCOTUS ruling : District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008) ... these are what protect law abiding citizens in California, stating that they can protect their home with no "duty to retreat". This is key. As such, my property has motion sensors, external sounding alarms, motion sensors attached to bright lights, a sensor on every egress (windows, door, sliding door). We have two overlapping paid security systems connected to UPS backup, as well as a generator. Fully armed, we shoot as a family, train as a family, and drill as a family. I have legal membership coverage via CCW Safe which will provide me with attorneys and cover any litigation if I or any member in my household come under civil suit from protecting our property and our Lives. I keep several trauma kits in various points in the house and in each vehicle. Everyone's role in the house is defined in the event of a home invasion or B&E.
Just finished watching the current mid season finale, smh, this series really grips your attention. Wasn’t entirely sure I’d like it at first but, after this scene I’ve been hooked from then on out. Very well done
Definitely, The Way To Treat Trespassers. All they had to do was get their damaged bikes and leave. Also learn to respect what doesn't belong to you. But No, the butt whipping hurt their feelings and they wanted to harm the land. Well that's just not The Cowboy Way.
Cat mommy ☝is right. "The view" and "keeping up with the kardashians" are by far superior forms of entertainment. Bye! Gotta go get a manicure and Brazilian ball and crack wax. Hey wait for me puss mommy!!!!
They were warned by Rip that if they did return they would be buried, fortunately John demonstrates mercy and logic. When the biker says he is going to burn the field and John and he replied 'why would you do that?' is the perfect response.
When I first watched this scene, I went from hoping Dutton would kill them to hoping that he wouldnt kill them. Thankfully Yellowstone delivered because it wouldve left a bad taste in my mouth. Brilliantly done.
I think that was the plan but then they took so long digging and the sun started to come up, and John was worried someone might drive by and see what they were doing. Just a theory though.
I reckon it was to scare the shit out of them, the thought of dying while digging your own grave will scar the toughest of people, he didn't want to kill them he just wanted to make sure they didn't come back
I had an elderly San Antonio neighbor who went thru the same thing with Mexican cartel coyotes on his border land ranch. They had openly, unashamedly and hostilely occupied his heritage ranch, to use as a drug route. They would routinely park a look-out in a Jeep on a high escarpment. One morning my neighbor was ready after waiting all night. He approached the parked driver unseen and then coughed to announce his armed presence. The cartel driver looked into the ranchers rifle barrel inches from his head , then glanced down at the passenger seat where his own hand gun was laying. My neighbor said simply, "Too late! I got you..." Then he gave the drug thug a severe talking to at gunpoint. The cartel member tried to regain the intimidation hi-ground by saying they would kill him. So my neighbor spoke the truth twice that morning saying, "I`m already dying..." He had the man throw out his gun and keys and then retreated. All the way back to Bexar County. He sold the ranch, knowing he was too old, too ill and unable to ever repeat his performance. But he had made his point and he took a quiet pride in that...
@@mikeheavener2510 He got the drop and had the momentary power of life or death over the look-out. If he hadn`t, the man wouldn`t have thrown his keys and gun out the door. But the owner was astute enough to know that he couldn`t hold back the tide. Kevin Costner was or is, in the same position with the airport. You hear him admit this when HE packs it up and says, "My summer`s over." The Sinaloa Cartel and the FAA are probably too much for any one man to fight.
Remember the biker brawl that led to this moment? Watch the clip here: th-cam.com/video/h8-SnYHO27g/w-d-xo.html
this show is such a cringe show it is hard to treat it seriously, like bikers who instead of going to "saloon " chose to sleep in the middle of nowhere under naked sky
@@veritasaequitas2386 Did you watch the fight scene? The bikers weren't sleeping there - they just stopped to party, drinking beer, and messing up John Dutton's property. They took that route to get to some biker get together or something.
The show is as dumb as I thought!
Thanks
Have you got the full clip when beth went into the clothes shop and went medevil 🥊🥊🔥🔥on the owner
The way he says “I don’t want you to leave. I want you to dig” is so freaking chilling. I would’ve shat my pants right there.
Especially since you gotta dig a big hole in the ground.
"We asked you to leave, now you CAN'T leave"
I did. The Missus made me get a new couch.
I guy in Russia found pictures of his little girl on one of his 'buddies' phones. He took hm for a walk in the bush and made him dig. Only one walked out.
When he showed the judge the phone, the case was dismissed.
@@theronash7269 So, he got away with murder?
"If I did this to your home, what would you do?" Such a simple question and yet most criminals never asked themselves.
To be fair, they wrecked all of their bikes and literally beat them with a metal pipe. They didn't need to escalate the situation so drastically. Looks cool on TV but psychotic when you really think about it
@@Crest28 Would be a tame response in Central Texas.
@@Crest28 All the bikers had to do was not destroy private property and not trespass. Doing those two simple things could have avoided all of this.
@@Drewski1290 Rip literally wrecked all their bikes with his truck vs them cutting 3 barbed wires on their fence isn't even close. Them attempting to burn the land was absolutely wrong yet the bikers were right in 1- they were keeping to themselves and 2- they didn't do any property damage until Rip wrecked their bikes. Looks cool on TV but if people acted like this in real life but wouldn't play out that way in reality. Dutton acts like it's still medieval age where people can lay seige to your land and you can just kill anyone who even slightly comes on
@@Crest28 In real life if he was that big a land owner he owns the Sheriff, and probably the State Attorney, and maybe even the higher officials for his State, so if he shot them for trespass he would not be held accountable.
Kevin Costner waited his whole life to play this role, and he nailed it.
Watching him in Open Range led to this. This is the same character
Precisely how I feel about it! This role was MADE for him, and it's the role HE was made for!
@@jeffreymeyer4848 yup. Same for Tom Selleck with blue bloods. No other actor could pull that role off.
CNN will cry at the lack of diversity
You mean it wasn’t his role as Mr. White in McFarland?
Can we take a minute to recognize the great acting by the lead biker? When John said "We keep our promises here" his breathing changed immediately. Top skill acting
Yup, now that you mention it, he did a pretty good job on looking scared and afraid for his life.
The tone of his voice
@@redtom3022 Seriously!! The guy is a gem of an actor. That's the kind of shit that probably can't be taught easily
@@rleonekc07 there you see the real work of the whole team, not just the leading characters, all of them.
I love actors who play villains and you hate them, like cersei
@@redtom3022 Oh yes! I've grown to appreciate acting so much as I get older. It's so freaking hard
You're so right. Cersei was so easy to hate!! Fantastic actress
Another one that comes to mind is the late Heath Leger. One of the best of all time
@@rleonekc07 and many more
No matter how tough and intimidating you make yourself look to others, there's always someone out there that's genuinely more dangerous and scary than you.
Yup
Bucks gotta stop somewhere
Depends on which end of the gun you on. Scary don't matter, buckshot does.
@@marcuscheko3264 I'd say they were smart to leave.
Like handing a homeless person a gun.
The truly scary thing about growing up in the deep country is you realize that you can get away with almost anything when there isn't another soul for 20 miles in any direction.
Nah that's the truly freeing experience
Anyone with a satellite tracker can send a distress signal from anywhere. My watch has one.
Best think of that before doing anything stupid. The first thing they will suspect is foul play if it’s in an area where people live.
@@calvinnickel9995 well isn't that Dandy. So they'll see your little satellite watch travel 800 miles and then go dead. That's really going to help you. Bawhahahaha
---Just like living in Thailand!
@@calvinnickel9995
That is pure fantasy.
Love how John takes his time with each response. You know each one is calculated. It’s chilling when a man thinks it through bc then you know he means it
It was also interesting how the biker was smart enough not to argue or talk - he realized on what a thin thread his and his friends' lives were hanging.
yeah, because it was written, by a writer, as dialogue, for the show.
@@AoE2Replays Just because it's scripted doesn't mean it wouldn't apply irl. It's a common thing actually. If you are nervous, scared or unsure you speak fast, when you are calm, collected and take your time with responses it instantly builds "He is the man in the room" presence. Maybe you should learn a bit of social skills. It's incredible how well you can assess people based on spending 60 seconds with them when you know what to look for.
very good point.
The way the tactical light slowly comes over his left eye as he says "I want you to dig", that's just brilliant directing!!!
"There are two kinds of people in this world. Those with loaded guns and those who dig. You dig." - Clint Eastwood
If your going to shoot , shoot don't talk
Clint Eastwood is a Genius 👏 👌
Wash wash waahhhhh
"Shoot first and shoot last and you won't need to ask any questions"
Movie trivia, anyone old enough to know what actor used that line ?
@@dpz9872 Alec Baldwin?
Kevin Costner doesn't get enough credit, he is simply amazing, I remember when I was kid watching dances with wolves and he was instantly my favorite person. He's done so many great movie's and played many great characters. Legend
@UCFBoWeSZ-r8TNdz6TeVFI1Q it's a damn classic!! The horse he rode in front of the soldiers in the beginning, my friends mom owned that horse!! Pretty cool, some of the buffalo in that movie came from Costner's ranch up the road from us in WI... He's got a casino over here
He's a fucking actor🤣 From California. John Wayne was a bald thespian who never fought a battle in his life. The voice Kevin is using is fake. The only thing real in the Hollywood money that produces this show🤣 My God.
Well, Kevin Costner has so much acclaim... Like have you seen "Dances with Wolves"? Every body knows he's incredible, but this Yelllowstone series has shown he's aged like a fine wine. When I watched this random clip from yellowstone, his performance and acting compelled me to spend 80$ to watch the whole series over a couple weeks. Only show I've ever paid for, Kevin Costner is currently the GOAT and I hope we get so much more of him
highest rated show breaking record after record. I'd say credit is not lacking
He gets plenty of credit lol
wow...Costner is so believable playing this character... When he said "dig" it gave me the willies... fantastic performance by a fantastic actor that is getting better with age.
Dudes been great in almost everything he's in.. Highwaymen with Woody Harrelson, a recent gem.
Check out him playing Devil Anse in Hatfield & Mccoys
he should have shot those guys
He is just a great actor
@@coreyfrasnelly7364 that was a fantastic series.
When the tactical lights come on, John’s expression changes and his eyes fill with menace. Solid work by Costner.
Lol, when they walked up and saw him sitting there they should have known right away that they were walking into a bad deal.
After what happened before should have been enough.
@@billp4 no it shouldn't have. people need to realize that these guys are supposed to be legitimately patched Biker gangs. which means they are essentially like MADE MEN in the mafia. these guys in real life would have a crew of hundreds or even thousands. with fully automatic weapons. biker gangs are well oiled and organized crime with their hands in the cookie jar of many criminal enterprises
yup, and the multiple shovel was also a dead give away.
The nightmare, After the ass Whipping They got Earlier And they weren't smart enough to get the hell out, That's how you end up digging your own grave.
You fight with reckless abandon, It's a little on the scary side
I worry that Kevin sounds so scratchy.
Biker: “I have children..”
John: “So do I. By the looks of what I’ve seen, yours would be better off without you.” 😂👏🏽
I hate it when characters feel entitled to say the family line to hide their cowardice.
@@mat7083 It's equal to the race card in legitimacy.
It the nail right on the head.
Just about the harshest burn you can lay on a man.
Best part about that line is with everything else that has happened he will probably have a long hard think on his way back to California and maybe become a better father because of this experience
"Now youse can't leave"
I'll never forget the looks on their faces...
@j scott you're not getting the reference
@@boxer12350 A Bronx Tale 1993
All eight of them. Their faces dropped. All their courage and strength was drained right from their bodies. They had reputation for breaking up bars, but they knew that instant, they'd made a fatal mistake. This time they walked into the wrong bar.
th-cam.com/video/akY0mf1G-Cs/w-d-xo.html
So tough they don't need guns.
we just wanted a few a beers
It is all the subtle things that Costner so wonderfully brings to his character.
Like when he says the one liner about the biker’s kids: “they’d be better off without you.” (03:14).
He immediately kind of regrets saying something that harsh and looks away.
He pulls off this depth of being absolutely stone cold and genuinely tough, yet radiating a warmth and heart underneath all of that.
You understand why everyone is so loyal to him.
I didn’t notice that until u mentioned and then i watch it again. Wow, it really is there!
In this scene I’m on Dutton’s side (even though my family and I live in ca), but his ability to dish out natural justice is such a refreshing thing to see (esp in a time where big cities are so soft on crime)
Great scene my other with Kevin Costner is in The Guardian. When he and Auston Kutcher go back to the bar and the one Navy guy says "Is that your dad"? 😅
Jesus Christ…that was such a brief but truly intense gesture
"You see, in this world there are two kinds of people. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig."
And in reality bikers are the ones with the loaded gunz
And the Duttons are old school cowboys, shoot first ask questions never. Kacey alone with his military training and weapons could taken them alone
Kevin's rifle wasn't even loaded. Either that or he just likes ejecting unspent rounds while he mumbles his lines.
@@MattyDove You are confusing 'loaded' with 'chambered'.
@@et3inuyasha Idk, I didn't even hear a round eject. Doubtful he even knows how to load the magazine, so it was probably empty the whole time.
'Speak softly and carry a big stick'. Teddy Roosevelt said it first in 1901. John Dutton carried it out to perfection. I love it. My opinion only.
You do know he had a big bore rifle that he called his "big stick" while he eas ranching in the Dakota territory
Anyone who says "We weren't bothering anyone, we were just having some fun" deserves everything that's coming to them.
Although that's a line used in many many movies and TV shows over the years, it works really well here.
They got to dig some holes, hope it was fun for them.
Reminds me of the bikers in the bar in the movie A Bronx tale
@@Naraxis1433 Lol, one of the best movie parts for action movies.
People say that honestly too. Just cause shitheads say it doesn’t mean it’s automatically bullshit.
@@robertaylor9218 Yeah, but 99% of the time, they are bothering or messing with someone or something.
What makes this scene so perfect is John going back and mentioning how Rip said they’d bury them where they stand. Then saying, “we keep out word in this valley”
However, they did, in fact, not keep their words.
@@siuaiseo Unfortunately
@siuaiseo yea but the saying itself was to spark fear at that moment and it worked.
I appreciate how impressed you are basic story telling concepts like foreshadowing. I think Thomas the Tank Engine did it too if you wanna check that out?
@@T42928 It’s called remarkable screen writing by Sheridan. Who hurt your feelings little man?
John Dutton is one fascinating character, vying between a caring family man and a cold-blooded killer. His ability to run a legitimate business with a criminal mastermind mentality is one of the most chilling elements of his personality, as the seem to blend together right in this scene.
Costner gives such an amazing performance in this scene. I watched it many times and you just are drawn to every word he utters and subtle facial expressions he makes. Great writing as well! Love it!
Hi Richard.., Let's all go again and make the number of "views" to ( 4 million )... Great scene... One of the ( best scenes ) in the "Yellowstone" TV Series... Mike :)
It really is the subtle things he does. Like when he says the one liner about the biker’s kids: “they’d be better off without you.” He immediately kind of regrets saying something that harsh and looks away.
He pulls off this depth of being absolutely stone cold and genuinely tough, but radiates a warmth and heart underneath all of that.
You understand why everyone is so loyal to him.
It is a great scene. You’re right. Fine cinema level.
@@enshk79Dutton is not a terrible guy, he is not good either, but he is mainly protecting what is his. He has committed murder, but most of them had it coming.
The best lesson I've ever been taught was when I was utterly terrified about how things could've ended vs how it did. Never done anything bad since simply because of that one lesson.
Wanna talk about it?
This is so damn true.
@@concept5631. I take off my shoes as soon as I walk inside my house. Every day, same technique, same spot on the floor.
The nights where you come home and think to yourself “if just one thing had been different, it would be the coroner taking off these shoes….” You wonder if he or she would’ve pulled them off your feet to get it done quickly, or if they would’ve untied them first before easing them off.
Strange days.
Those are some introspective evenings for sure.
Moral of the story. Regardless of who you are, how tough you are, how far you're willing to go, there's always gonna be someone tougher and willing to go further, and it might not be who you think it is. Unless you're ready to leave this world, keep that in mind.
The script for Kevin Costner for this scene was absolutely “dead on” !
I knew someone (several someones) would be waiting for them, but I was not expecting John Dutton to be sitting there by himself or to be there at all, actually. This was a great scene, for sure.
This is community defense, man is keen and wise
It is a TV show.
@@wayneyd2 I'M Sure It's real life somewhere in the west.
@@bondmanjbd I like the show. I only have problem with the killing.
@@wayneyd2 got to protect what's yours with all means at your disposal
Yeah, this is when I realise how much of a city boy I am. The moment Kevjn Costner shows up is the moment to just go.
Costner is from California lol
@@stylin60esno it’s a small island off Antartica
@@tobiasrieper6640 I thought California was in China?????
Hello, this isn’t real.
@Thomas Marshall oh great. Next thing you'll tell me is SANTA isn't real, either.
I love seeing those without mercy or conscience humbled by mercy and conscientiousness. It shows what real power is. To refuse to use power in evil ways is the ultimate lesson to those too weak not to abuse power.
Prime example of not bothering anyone, but standing up and protecting what is yours!!!!
Walk softly, but carry a big stick. In this case, a fire stick!
It's how I plan to treat rioters who come to my property.
its fiction none of you are this
@@Kyle-cd7ve oh i was taking notes, and so were millions more..
@@evodgamehunter4290 Nope, this is how some people live. You wouldn't understand it.
"There are two kinds of people in this world--those with guns, and those who dig. YOU, my friend, dig!"
Best western ever. I still love that final showdown.
@@mickeyj71hp "idi- idi-"
"Idiots. It's for you!"
Ya beat me too it.
Blondie !!! 😆
@j scott Clint Eastwood, as The Name with No Name, from The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly .. rather notable scene right near the end of an epic movie.
After watching 1883, I see John Dutton’s desire to protect his land differently now. The stories from James Dutton’s journey must’ve gotten passed down really well.
So why do you demonize people who want to protect their land? I guess it doesn't matter. Enter my land, what's left of ya gets fed to the pigs.
Costner portrays the mentality of “a warriors best weapon is his mind”. Stronger than most people ever could
This was one of my favorite scenes of this entire show. To face a biker group head on and startle them enough to go running with their tails tucked between their legs, shows a lot of how intimidating the Dutton's are.
Lol this group would not be that intimidating. One trained and equipped soldier could handle them no problem
Biker gangs use intimidation mildly.
When you face on egoistic intimidation with tried and true tactics, they’re nothing but a bunch of scared boys who didn’t have a good father around. They’re nothing.
@@justintegtmeier
On a whole I agree with exactly what you’re saying, but also don’t forget that a lot of bikers are Ex military. Most of the veterans that do join MC’s come from the combat arms and not pog’s either. Except for those members I agree with you completely
Most bullies are really just cowards when confronted with strength.
First, the apostrophe makes the word incorrect.
Next, this may shake you to your core. The whole bunch are actors performing scenes that are scripted and directed, probably after numerous takes and reshoots. When the director thinks he's gotten enough footage, then the cast and crew can relax and visit the catering tables. Kevin Costner probably has a lot of control of the show's production, but he's not alone in seeing how things go.
This episode was my first intro to the Yellowstone series. Eleven episodes later I realized I had to go to work in a few hours. This show is 12 times harder to quit than heroine.
Just as boring as heroin addicts
hard to quit as a female heroine ??
as in hermoine granger ???
> a person who has never tried heroin
@@AlanMichaelJackson same, but I have flushed down friends stash while he was recovering from OD. OD is like their coming up from deep water. Hardly conscious and gasping for breathe after long periods without breathing
This is one of the best shows I've seen in a long time, Costner played the roll beautifully. 👏
Ken would you put it on the same level as Sopranos?
That's a tough one. They are both brilliant shows. It's hard to pick a favourite.
Everyone cast played their roles perfectly.
@@dingdongdaddy589 yes they did, all of them..
@@kennethsmith3260 - great show 👊🏽😁👍🏽
This series can't be duplicated or extended. Hope they leave it alone. Masterpiece
The way things are going it will be sold to Disney. Gender and race swaps incoming
1889 is excellent on its own, but that's a prelude. I would hate to see any greedy sequels though.
So is 1923
Nothing is more intimidating than a man who keeps his word no matter the situation.
only thing is,,,,,,,,,he didnt keep his word
@@halld3460yeah he spared him. Earlier in his life Dutton would not have hesitated to kill idiots like this
@@halld3460well, John Dutton isn't the one who said he'd kill them if they came back, that was Rip.
So technically Rip didn't keep his word. But they came pretty close, and they were prepared to if Jon gave the word.
(or more likely, they would have taken them to the 'train station', much safer than burying the bodies on their own land.. Especially so close to the road. So technically they never would have buried them, which would be breaking their word even if they did kill them.. But, close enough..).
I would argue a man, taken to his lowest point, with nothing else to lose, is far more intimidating
@@halld3460 thats why i said “…keeps his word, NO MATTER the situation”……
Man said if you didnt leave we'd bury you here, you didnt leave! We keep our word in this valley... Freakin awesome line! Costner one of the all time greats and Hauser are the powerhouse duo of the entire series, cant wait to see what season 5 brings!
But they DIDN'T bury them. That's woke Montana for you; in Wyoming they would have.
@@dr.d5920 you're obviously overthinking it
@@tommyb8374 better to overthink than not think at all.
@@dr.d5920 its a tv show...its ok
Would have been better if he actually kept his word.
This is generally a damn good show.And Costner gets it done.
You should watch his movie Mr. Brooks.
costner is not the one who carries this show at all
@@LucasOliveira-wd5mh absolutely - one of his best performances
You can’t with a straight face tell me the last 3 seasons have been good
This season and last season were a joke. There’s like no worthy new villain. It’s so lame
This is quite possibly my favorite scene so far, right next to Beth coming to Monica's rescue
Hell yeah. I love that scene when Beth comes to help Monica. Awesome!
Omg, I can't wait for season 5, anything Kevin Costner is in is pure gold. I love all the actors in this show. What a fantastic scene and show!!!
Agreed that John Dunbar Charlie Wade is EPIC
Lol not so much a webbed toed Protector of An Expensive Golden Child. Whups. A Rogue Mailman?? Perfect.
Just finished season 4 this show is by far the best right now
Must i remind you of waterworld?
@@johnredcorn2476 😳 that’s what I said 3 comments up, I just didn’t pour salt on Mr. Costner’s costly wound, sir
*I don't want you to leave. I want you to dig!* Great scene!! Can't wait for season 5! 🤠
reminds me of A Bronx Tale when Sonny tells the bikers in his bar, Now you's can't leave, after locking them in
@@LimeaLightGame click*now youse can't leave...
Kevin Costner IS John Dutton,
And I would have had him say that iconic line just a tad bit slower….
“I don’t want you to leave. I want you……to DIG.”
kind of wish he said I don't want you to leave. I want you to stay. Now dig... (throws shovels at them)
@@Zennofobic Heh heh 😏
When John says his summer is over is heart breaking.
When he said "I dont want you to leave" its like in Bronx Tale " now yous cant leave," .... You think youre tough, till you meet someone whos really mental.
That delivery of "I don't want you to leave. I want you to dig" spectacular
“I don’t want you to leave. I want you to dig.” 👍🏻
It's not that I've never seen this scene in a show before, this has been used as a story vehicle a thousand times. It's that the actors and director really sold it that makes this one good and riviting, good stuff, good stuff.
I grew up in a farming community. I wasn’t on the farm, but most of my high school friends worked a farm. They taught me a couple of things 1) always close the gate behind you if you found it closed or leave it open if you found it that way. 2) NEVER EVER mess with a farmer’s crop or his livestock. 3) never get off a dirt road or track to go 4 wheeling. Nothing will tick off a farmer faster if you do anyone of those things. I’ve always wondered how many bodies are buried in anonymous graves on farmer’s land.
"My summer's over." More than one meaning in that statement.
You must be american to find this kind of infantile drama entertaining. It has less meaning than a nursery rhyme. Either that or you're literally 4 years old.
I'm new to the Yellowstone series and I'm enjoying it. Far enough in (started season 3) to understand the premise behind the violence the Duttons are willing to dish out; and it comes from a very old and very real statement. "You only own, that which you can defend."
Watch 1883 and you'll understand why the land is more than just a ranch!
How can you start a show from season 3?smh.
@@minners71 Pretty sure he started from the beginning and was saying where in the show he was currently, starting the third season. Either way, how can you tell someone else to enjoy something? SMH.
I live in Texas and there are a couple large ranches in the area that were small ranches owned by people who couldn't defend them. Land signed over in the early 1900's at gun point.
Hello ma’am, thanks so much and i really appreciate your love and support for my dad’s acting career... Ryland Cole Hauser...God bless💙💕
The world simply needs more John Duttons.
@Bert M what country are you watching from?
You know this is a tv show, and real life doesn't work like this ?
Ummm...NO!
THIS.
Yeah no.
I love living in Montana. The Dutton Ranch is on a working ranch in Darby, MT named the Chief Joseph Ranch. I used to live in Hamilton, MT.
Is this real story ?
@@ravii8 It's just a filming location. They also film in Utah. "Yellowstone" is supposed to take place in Gallatin County, which is where Bozeman is. The courthouse scene for Summer's trial, and Community Hospital where John Dutton recovered after being shot, were both filmed in Missoula, MT where I live.
@@michaelwaller7365 thank you
@@ravii8 You're welcome.
My fave part is Kacey biting back a chuckle when John makes the biker repeat what he says.
"I'm from California."
"Figures."
Pure gold.
We feel the same way about Californians in Arizona too making my freeways worse and most of all my prices for everything.
@@SKYREAPER30 Arizona the devils state. You shouldn’t talk.
@@leonard3979 Hail Satan 😈
@@leonard3979 no he’s right California is terrible it’s so bad not even the people in California want to be there
@@jamezguard maby if people made things political more, the country wouldn't be tearing itself apart from apathy and corruption
For those who go looking for trouble; they get sloppy and still think they’re invincible. Now those who are ready for trouble have spent their lives in preparation. John Dutton is a man who’s always ready for trouble and so are those who stand with him…and that makes them unstoppable.
They are unstoppable because it's their show, I bet if this was a scene from SOA things would have turned up differently.
@@mrod61 SOA is dumb though. Every slimy biker thinks they are 1 percenter. They are all scum bags. Selling shake and bake meth to kids.
@@mrod61
The club vs Ranch, that would be a hell of a showdown.
Unstoppable is like Superman or Godzilla but I get wym
I might be out to lunch here, but I think you'll find it's because it was in the script.
That could just as easily ended up with the Dutton group gunned down.
Coldest scene ever need a poster of Costner sitting there
I'm from California. I recently went to Glacier National Park in my RV and pulled into a turn-out to let my dog pee. A truck drove by and a woman screamed from the passenger window, "Go back to California!". I was only in Montana for less than 30 minutes. Good job Kevin.
Yep, sound's like a Liberal Democrat, blame it on someone else instead of what you and your's did to your own home. There are many reason's people from California get these reaction's.
You do understand why free people hate kalifornia, Right. It's not personal.
@@vmarc4682 Sitting here very free and happy in California. But I recognize your genuine hatred. Makes you see things that aren't there apparently. Too bad for all of us.
@@VinciGlassArt well good, enjoy your "freedom".
@@vmarc4682 No quotes on my freedom, brother. None on yours either. We're just people living our lives.
We aren't giving Taylor Sheridan enough credit, he's the mastermind. All the actors are great but Sheridan is epic.
Sicario great movie
Wait that's the guy who wrote (and Directed) Wind River -- oh my god
@@IrregularPineapples Except that movie was absolute garbage.
@@FirstLast-yc9lq one of the best movies ever made* there fixed~
Don't forget Hell or High Water!
Rip and John are both badasses love it
Definition of speak softly with a big stick!❤
2:22 I will never forget the look on their faces. Their faces dropped. All their courage and strength was drained from their bodies. They had a reputation for breaking up bars. But they knew that instant they made a fatal mistake. This time, they walked into the wrong bar.
“ Nows you’se can’t leave!”
Thanks. I appreciate that. Costner is an amazing scene partner!
@@tieroneactual2228 kick him in his fuckin head
Great reference!
Loved this entire scene. And also the ones preceding it, where Rip just rams the bikes and then walks into the gang of bikers with no fear.
The bikers didn't have guns for some reason.
@@Funky-Channel one did but was too scared to shoot rip
@@Funky-Channel they did, but it was too late.
@@zeqot2311 don’t shoot Rip you’ll just make him mad.
So why don’t they just leave, get a tiny penalty and collect bank for their bikes. Rip is undocumented lol. Basically a slave
This show should never end.
If walking dead can last as long as it did, this show will be eternal 😂
@@TheRealMontgomeryRick amen!
No, it should. Don't turn the show into an endless one that just drags on and on, because then the show eventually turns sour. Let the show end when it should and it will forever go down as one of the greatest.
Just like guests visiting Montana, every good story must not overstay its welcome.
Remember Lost? The Walking Dead? Game of Thrones? Let's try to avoid that, yeah?
Kinda like that moment from the movie a Bronx tale. The moment Sonny says, "Now you can't leave" the look on there faces is priceless
I thought of that too
Don't you love how in every movie every person who has to dig a grave can do it perfectly rectangular?
if it was your grave and you did the digging ..you would make sure the hole is neat lol
Almost as if it were dug with a backhoe by a set dec crew member before the shot.
True but I would argue that if operating under the assumption that one is digging their own grave I could see said person taking the time to do it well
@@randycarey7487 yep, I dug Graves at our Cemetery, always amazes me how fast they can dig them by hand LOL back in the day when I was in shape it took me 5 hours to dig a grave 7 ft 10 long 37 in wide and 5 ft deep, I was in shape it took me a foot an hour LOL
Yours could be triangular. Depends how far you spread your legs 😂😂😂😂
Great acting, great show led by the incomparable Kevin Costner, who fills this role perfectly.
WHAT A SHIT MOVIES and what a shit acting..... Damn usa is the ass hole of the humanity 😂
@@charlemagne6877 lol, looks like a Canadian entered the chat
Lmaoo you think this is good acting😂😂 how old are you
@@Dexter-nw2fe He probably believes the lies that MSM tells as well
This is a lesson for the real world. Never mess with another man's land
“I don’t want you to leave, I want you to dig” is honestly one of the scariest lines in any movie or tv show ever
This, as well as the brawl, was Taylor Sheridan's way of saying he's done with Sons of Anarchy's behind the scenes drama, and doing the thing he loves. Switching Californian bikers for Montanan cowboys, with Kevin frickin' Costner leading the pack.
Would have been fun to see the SoA in this scene. Even if they played different characters.
Agreed and I quickly picked up on him proving the creator of SOA wrong on what he stated to Taylor all those years ago
@@Elizabeth-XO what’s he say?
SoA=PoS
Sheridan may have had a hand in it, but SOA was Kurt Sutton's work.
The look on Rip’s face…. “Just give the word boss and they’re all dead men.”
Need More people like this
Need more people like this in congress!
John Dutton is a fictional character. We do have people like him in real life. They're called gangsters. Do we really need more gangsters?
@@cdjhyoung you really didn't understood this show and how life work around you if you think they are gangsters. Like is not black and white.
@@viking6985 I understand that this is a work of fiction that plays on the Great American Western manly man mythology. Watch an episode of the Sopranos and then one of Yellowstone. Then explain to us what the differences are in the murders committed. I like Yellowstone as fiction. There is nothing here I 'don't understand'. If this were real life, there are only two characters that don't belong behind bars. But it is fiction, so enjoy.
@@cdjhyoung Not fiction actually. In a lot of states, the Castle Law applies to one's land as well as their house. So it's not murder since Dutton would have killed them on his own property. Sure the law would investigate, but he'd be protected by the Castle Law. And as far as I know about Montanna's Castle doctrine, it clearly states that one can use force to protect one's home or place of business. In the case of the Dutton's and Ranchers in general, the entire land is their place of business as cattle roams the entire ranch... The fact that he was there to witness the bikers showing up with gas cans and he legally had them confirm that their intentions was to burn the property, he was in his legal right to use lethal force to protect his home and place of business. So yeh the fact you think they're gansters for doing this clearly shows that viking6985 is absolutely right and you don't know how life works. Maybe it's where you're from and maybe you live somewhere where the laws on lethal force are non-existent cause I recognize that there are countries where lethal force is not a legal option, but in the good ol United States of America we got laws that fully allows us to kill a mother fucker for threatening our lives, our loved ones lives, and our home...and yes....even when you go to a class that's run by a cop they specifically tell you, "You don't shoot to wound, you shoot to kill."
This one and mowing down the bikes are 2 of my favorite scenes in this series ( there are so many)
I don't know pretty much about the laws in United States, but I believe this is a good example about a phrase I learn years ago: My freedom ends in the respect of the other person's freedom... that is called respect. You can not expect after get inside a private place without permission to be treated kind, you broke something, you have to fix it. They told you to leave, YOU LEAVE.
Another way to say this is I have the right to swing my fist freely until the point where it meets another’s face. I agree completely
@@hpn237 Thank you sir for the answer
Or dig. :)
@@brunopadovani7347 Exactly sir.
@Henry J Z Aguada : Many if not most states in the U.S. have what is called "Castle Doctrine". We have it here in California. CA state Penal Code 198.5 and CALCRIM 505 and 506, as well as the national level SCOTUS ruling : District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008) ... these are what protect law abiding citizens in California, stating that they can protect their home with no "duty to retreat". This is key. As such, my property has motion sensors, external sounding alarms, motion sensors attached to bright lights, a sensor on every egress (windows, door, sliding door). We have two overlapping paid security systems connected to UPS backup, as well as a generator. Fully armed, we shoot as a family, train as a family, and drill as a family. I have legal membership coverage via CCW Safe which will provide me with attorneys and cover any litigation if I or any member in my household come under civil suit from protecting our property and our Lives. I keep several trauma kits in various points in the house and in each vehicle. Everyone's role in the house is defined in the event of a home invasion or B&E.
Best show on TV by far.The only show we look forward to seeing every week.A great modern day Western.Kevin Costner was made for Westerns.
Dances with wolves is my favorite Kevin Costner
@@elperrodelautumo7511 the same here
This show's spinoff 1883 is just as good
@@anthonycrenshaw3229 can`t wait til january 30th
I mean, you realize he's an anti-hero, right?
It's amazing how a hard day's (or night's) work can give a man's mind clarity.
I binged Yellowstone. I came to this scene before and after I binged the series. Never gets old.
Just finished watching the current mid season finale, smh, this series really grips your attention. Wasn’t entirely sure I’d like it at first but, after this scene I’ve been hooked from then on out. Very well done
Definitely, The Way To Treat Trespassers. All they had to do was get their damaged bikes and leave. Also learn to respect what doesn't belong to you. But No, the butt whipping hurt their feelings and they wanted to harm the land. Well that's just not The Cowboy Way.
The TV show
Absolutely right!
@@charliechamberlain6624 A excellent dramatic TV series... "Yellowstone" :)
@@robertortiz-wilson1588 A excellent dramatic TV series... "Yellowstone" :)
The thing is, they even politely asked them to leave in the very beginning without any conflict
One of my favorite scenes from this entire series
"We keep our word in this valley."
No matter what, when it comes down to it a man's word is all he has.
And then he doesn't keep it
Murdering psychopaths aren't real men
Best. Show. Ever.
This scene is just a small (but amazing) taste of the show.
Cat mommy ☝is right. "The view" and "keeping up with the kardashians" are by far superior forms of entertainment. Bye! Gotta go get a manicure and Brazilian ball and crack wax. Hey wait for me puss mommy!!!!
This scene is my favourite part of the whole series, what a show 💯💯
Theres always someone bigger and scarier in the world... Kevin is awesome in this show. ☀️
He's the best 🐴❤ 4:12
I want you to dig!!!!! Rip and Kevin are excellent!!! Love this show!!! 🐎🐎🐎🐎...
I have been waiting for this clip for months.
Kayce - "Nobody said get out."
John - "Yeah. Not much point in that."
😂
I thought that was Casey
You're right, it was Kayce who said it, not Rip.
@@nickm8874 You're right. My bad.
They were warned by Rip that if they did return they would be buried, fortunately John demonstrates mercy and logic. When the biker says he is going to burn the field and John and he replied 'why would you do that?' is the perfect response.
Great scene! Now I’m going to have binge watch Yellowstone ALLover again. 😂
When I first watched this scene, I went from hoping Dutton would kill them to hoping that he wouldnt kill them. Thankfully Yellowstone delivered because it wouldve left a bad taste in my mouth. Brilliantly done.
“We keep our word in this valley” …. doesn’t keep his word and let’s them leave lol
I think that was the plan but then they took so long digging and the sun started to come up, and John was worried someone might drive by and see what they were doing. Just a theory though.
Dam straight. 😂
Just makes them dig their own grave shitting their pants. I think he won...
Sure didn't keep his word ...
I reckon it was to scare the shit out of them, the thought of dying while digging your own grave will scar the toughest of people, he didn't want to kill them he just wanted to make sure they didn't come back
I had an elderly San Antonio neighbor who went thru the same thing with Mexican cartel coyotes on his border land ranch. They had openly, unashamedly and hostilely occupied his heritage ranch, to use as a drug route. They would routinely park a look-out in a Jeep on a high escarpment. One morning my neighbor was ready after waiting all night. He approached the parked driver unseen and then coughed to announce his armed presence. The cartel driver looked into the ranchers rifle barrel inches from his head , then glanced down at the passenger seat where his own hand gun was laying. My neighbor said simply, "Too late! I got you..." Then he gave the drug thug a severe talking to at gunpoint. The cartel member tried to regain the intimidation hi-ground by saying they would kill him. So my neighbor spoke the truth twice that morning saying, "I`m already dying..." He had the man throw out his gun and keys and then retreated. All the way back to Bexar County. He sold the ranch, knowing he was too old, too ill and unable to ever repeat his performance. But he had made his point and he took a quiet pride in that...
Haha I think I've seen that movie before.
He made his point by tucking tail and selling his ranch. good one.
@@mikeheavener2510 He got the drop and had the momentary power of life or death over the look-out. If he hadn`t, the man wouldn`t have thrown his keys and gun out the door. But the owner was astute enough to know that he couldn`t hold back the tide. Kevin Costner was or is, in the same position with the airport. You hear him admit this when HE packs it up and says, "My summer`s over." The Sinaloa Cartel and the FAA are probably too much for any one man to fight.
I woulda ask for a cut .......
@@charlesbukowski9836 Bam x 10! Or...sell THEM the ranch!
"Don't poke the bigger bear". 😂
Rip was so ready to get rid of them.
His loyalty to John and Beth has no limits.
John: "Where are you from?" Selfish guy: "California" John: "Figures"
"But I voted for Trump"
This is one of my favorite scenes from Yellowstone. Just a terrific show!
MY GOD DO I LOVE THIS SCENE! It's hilariously terrifying and a good look at who John Dutton is as a character.
Costner is very much like Tom Hanks. He's had the lead role in some of the greatest movies of the past 50 years. A true national treasure.
This is such a gangster scene. Imagine being told to dig your own grave .. thus scene and the opening of season 4 still blow my mind..
this is not the first scene in a show where the guy was told to dig his own grave... quit acting like it is... must be a 12 year old moron.
Rip warned them to “leave now, or you never leave.” He wasn’t kidding.
But the conundrum is, that they ended up leaving alive anyway?
I'm from rural MT and the part when he said we don't want you California I understood that soo much 😂
Not just MT. Pretty much all of the US thinks that about California lmao.