This line perfectly establishes Chaney as a self-centered loser, coming right after Mattie calls him out for the murder of her father. He can only pity himself, seemingly unaware that it was his own actions that led to this moment.
I love how Chaney just doesn't take her as a serious threat. He's a bit confused and a little bit amused to see her at first. Its a very realistic reaction.
@@civishamburgum1234 he is also astounded to see another human being out there, much less little mattie. It would be mind boggling, like seeing your neighbors kid on mars
I always thought it was hilarious that Chaney, this cold blooded murderer weve been hearing about the whole movie, greets the main protagonist in such a friendly oblivious way. Literally slings his rifle. Just kinda perplexed at the sight of a little kid up in the mountains in Indian territory. Like he just ran into his buddies kid at the grocery store on a random Sunday afternoon
i think of it like him being a cold blooded murderer who doesn’t really see anything wrong w killing people, so when he saw mattie he was reacting the only way he could react, which reads as though he’s saying “you mean to tell me i killed her dad? small world”
After 22 years in the fire department we learned the tooth-to-tattoo ratio. If someone has more tattoos than teeth, they are indestructible. Chaney didn't likely have tattoos, but is a good reflection of the idea.
Hailee Steinfeld was robbed of an Oscar. She did amazing job playing off all these big names like Bridges, Damon and Brolin at such a young age, and I think she delivered the best performance in the film, with Jeff Bridges as a very close second.
The scene with Chaney and Mattie sitting at the campfire, where Chaney slowly drives himself into a rage before attacking Mattie makes it absolutely clear that Chaney is not a stable individual. That is a very good piece of acting by Josh Brolin.
As has been mentioned by many other commentators here, Hailee Steinfeld was excellent in this movie, top notch acting throughout. It's often very hard for such a young actor/actress to play the main role and "sell" the movie but she did it most impressively. A delight to watch.
The movie makes it fairly clear that the character (Tom Chaney) portrayed by Josh Brolin is not mentally stable and is given to fits of rage. Josh Brolin turns in an incredible perfromance here of a person drifting in and out of sanity, almost wtihin a sentence at times! Didn't you watch the entire movie?
The cast in this movie is absolutely amazing,even the actors who only had small parts did a great job and of course Jeff Bridges and Hailee Steinfeld stole the show.
Also the scene in the campfire, when Chaney is whinning that is being left, you can see the disappointment in Mattie's face like (is that really the cold blooded killer that I was so determined to catch?). Specially since you can tell that even the Ned Pepper band did not seem to respect him that much.
I am a big fan of old Westerns, and I truly enjoyed this movie. Easily as good as the original. With the superb dialog from the novel, it was easy to enjoy. Solid acting all around. I bought Rooster as a mush mouthed drunk, and LaBouef as a conceited dandy.
I love that LaBouef makes him out to be something of an elusive criminal mastermind early in the movie, then when he's actually introduced late in the movie, he's not very bright, sane, or even mature!
I think he is a very good villain I wouldn't say badass, he is kind of a loser, though he did get shot in the ribs and keep going so he has some grit to him
Hailee Steinfeld made this movie for me. I definitely prefer her version of Mattie over Kim Darby's version. Kim's Mattie was annoying. Hailee made Mattie badass and more likeable.
Idk kind of depends how well it's loaded I've shot my 51 navy in the rain before as long as you've got tight fitting caps and balls everything between should stay dry for the most part
I love how she falls in the water after firing her first shot, then wonders why the gun doesn’t fire a second time. Not exactly smart to drop a black powder revolver into water, literally washes away all of the powder.
The water would have affected the caps, not the gunpowder. The bullets are oversized and get literally shaved down to size when rammed into the chambers for an airtight seal. The cap closes over the back end of the chamber, so water isn't getting into the chamber. The caps are another story, but that can be saved by dripping melted candle wax on the caps to seal them against water intrusion.
Not exactly smart to suggest she fell back into the water on purpose, instead of the obvious actual reason, i.e. an untrained child that wasn't physically prepared to handle the kick of the first shot.
Agreed, I never really liked Kim Darby as Mattie and she kind of spoiled the original for me. I saw a documentary suggesting John Wayne was not happy with her or Glen Campbell's casting for their roles and he was disappointed with their performances. Hailee was absolutely superb in this movie, I went from not liking her character as portrayed by Darby to loving her character as portrayed by Steinfeld. Jeff Bridges did a brilliant job reprising the role of Cogburn, but he mumbles a bit too much and I prefer John Wayne in the role overall. Poor Glen, RIP, he was a lovely singer but isn't in the same universe as Matt Damon acting wise. One of the few occasions when the remake was better than the original. Robert Duvall was better in the original but not much in it. Josh Brolin was great as Chaney.
In the film , they do not mention why it misfired .Cogburn used her Colt Dragoon to kill a rat and she insisted he reloads the empty chambers .The problem is , he used old , disfunctional caps
The Unusual Stranger incorrect. In the original you are 100% right but its obvious in this one when she fired she fell back to the water when she fired again you see water expel from the chamber the powder was wet
When you load a percussion gun like a Dragoon, you are forcing an oversized bullet down the chamber. A .45 lead ball going into a .44 steel chamber--- the round is literally shaved down to size... ...which means the front of the chamber becomes airtight, to say nothing of waterproof. The light splash of water seen here would have had zero effect on the gun misfiring.
Man, if her aim had been a little better that would have been hilarious. Rooster would have showed up a minute or two later and Mattie could have asked him for her $50 bucks back.
While there are many best parts of this scene I am shocked in scanning the comments there are no mentions of the sequence between him throwing his gun over his shoulder and her finally getting hers out of the bag. He was so befuddled by the encounter the very last thing he thought she was going for was a gun.
Say what you will about either movies. I haven't seen the remake in a long time, but I remember liking both. But in this one, I thought it was really sweet that while Cogburn had been calling Mattie "sister" for most of the movie, when she was in real trouble, he automatically calls out to her by her real name. Not to mention the second time, he sounded genuinely worried for her.
I don't think he was supposed to be a mustache twirling villain as much as a low down drunk. the main character is obsessive in catching him so you see him from her perspective. this is a very interesting scene
You see people like this in real life. They're not mean hearted or sinister but they have personal vices that leads them into making bad decisions. Jails are full of people like this.
The man got shot and proceeded to continue to walk towards the person with the gun who still had five more shots. And keep in mind he didn't know the pistol was soiled .
@@astrotrek3534 good point except the part where she never dropped the pistol and even if she had he was still dealing with getting shot and was looking straight at the ground so he wouldn't have known the state of the pistol anyway.
That is really something, is it? Surprisingly enough, what Tom Chaney did here is not far-fetched from reality. Emmet Dalton in the Coffeyville raid of 1892 got shot 23 times that day, still fought back, mounted a horse, escaped, and lived years afterwards. There are also numerous cases of people now getting fatally shot several times yet still fighting back. You can die in one shot, a couple of shots, or take well over ten and still be alive. It depends on several factors like the type of gun used, the bullet/velocity, where you are shot, how tough you are/endurance, and your willpower to not give up and keep going. There are lots of times police officers will have suspects charge at them with knives, guns or just try to escape, the officers unload full mags on the suspects, but they still manage to fight back or run away and jump fences. The will to survive can be strong.
@@cavman9883 the question isn't about surviving or fighting back, it's why the hell did he just walk straight towards the person (who as far as he knew) still had a loaded gun drawn on him? If he wanted to fight back he could have gone for the repeater on his back or just made for the bushes along the river.
Mattie was excellent, they all were. I saw this movie as a kid in the 70s, the only scene I remember was John Wayne riding at the Pepper gang, I wasn't sure if this would be a good movie when I heard they were making True Grit, I thought oh wow. I only watched it for the first time about 3 months ago, and I absolutely loved it. I've watched it about 10 times since. I love it. They did a great job with Mattie s appearance - in the beginning she really looks like a kid, but when they hit the trail she suddenly looked older, maybe coz she was wearing her father's clothes. I'll probably keep this movie for the rest of my life!😊
One of those original movies and remakes where I find it very difficult to sepperate the two versions. They are both excellent whether it's the old John Wayne version or this Jeff Bridges one.
I notice how Mattie isn't all that perturbed at getting struck by Chaney-she is a tough one or determined. I also like Cogburn's very concerned "Mattie!!!" showing he's really a good dude.
You know what? Now that I realized Kate Bishop is friends with Obadiah Stane/Iron Monger. In the first episode of Hawkeye where Hailee Steinfeld is first seen as Kate Bishop, she is climbing in top of Obadiah Stane University. How's that for an interesting Easter Egg?
Interesting, you can see the hammer down at 1:39 and the hammer up again at 1:46. Given that's a single action action revolver it would have worked for the plot just fine if she left the hammer down out of inexperience, it wouldn't fire that way anyway; you need a double action trigger to do that.
My dad learned me when i was 8 yrs old in Elk, WA. Dont ever point a pistol, gun at nobody unless you know how to use your firearm@! My dad told me a bad, evil person could walk right up to you, slap you down like a dog, and take your firearm out of your hand, hit you and pull the firearm back in your face]!! This scene is a classic case of " know how to shoot, know your firearm!!!!
I’m writing an essay right now comparing this scene from the 1969 version and the 2010 version. I think Barry pepper was more menacing but josh brolin was more relatable. Great scene!!
Jeff Corey is the 1969 actor's name. Barry Pepper is the sniper from Saving Private Ryan. Edit: My bad. Been awhile since I watched either version. Forgot Barry Pepper plays Ned Pepper. Guess I have to watch this one, again!
Cogburn and LaBoeuf spent much time trying to prove who was the better shot. Yet, here they are and neither one of them shoots at Chaney who is dragging Mattie Ross across the river. He is already wounded. It doesn't make any sense but that's the way stories and movies are written.
Her revolver misfired because she fell down into the water on the first shot, nice attention to detail since its a powder and munition colt 51 i believe.
I'm always amazed at how light they make of gunshot wounds in fiction. Here Chaney is shot through the torso with the 44 magnum of the 19th century and he's still running around and fighting with people like it's no big deal. He'd have his work cut out for him just trying to breath.
Uh...no, the Dragoons are cap and ball revolvers. The bore is .44 caliber, backed by 60 grains of black powder, no cartridge. Not the same as .44 magnum. .44 mag is a smokeless powder cartridge invented in the 1960s. Dont get me wrong its still a lot of oomph but not nearly as much as modern .44 Mag.
@@tomaspabon2484 I wasn't saying that the Colt Dragoon is literally a 44 magnum. I was saying it was the closest thing to a 44 magnum available at the time it was introduced in the 19th century. The earlier Colt Walker was more powerful but it also had an unfortunate tendency to blow up. You certainly wouldn't be running around, fighting with people after you got shot in the torso with it. It would be all you could do just to breath!
In the original movie, Rooster said it was a Dragoon, but it was actually the bigger Walker revolver. This movie I believe actually used a Dragoon. Not much difference, still a massive freaking weapon. I held a replica Uberti Walker at a gun show last week for the first time. All 4.5 pounds of it.
@@farfromperfect4643 This is the first Model Dragoon and no difference in weight of the Walker. The chief difference is the Walker had a spring catch for the ram rod and the Dragoons had a positive latch at the end of the handle. The Walker is irritating to fire since the recoil drops the ramrod down into the six oclock chamber locking the cylinder from rotating. Some shooters tie the handle back after reloading.
Dragoon is about 1/3 of a pound lighter. Took an inch and a half off the barrel and shaved away 1/4 of an inch out of the cylinder to make the handling a little less burdensome.
“Nothing’s going right for me. Now I am shot by a child?!”
I love this line. Lol. This movie has terrific dialogue and acting.
This line perfectly establishes Chaney as a self-centered loser, coming right after Mattie calls him out for the murder of her father. He can only pity himself, seemingly unaware that it was his own actions that led to this moment.
Obviously you haven't seen the original with John Wayne.
Immaterial regards original. High quality acting right here. Brolin is so good. Might have to watch it again!
@@kurtb8474
Tom Chaney was funnier in the original.
I love how Chaney just doesn't take her as a serious threat.
He's a bit confused and a little bit amused to see her at first.
Its a very realistic reaction.
Exactly my thoughts. Good point.
Yeah, I like the "Oh really?" expressions that the actor has on his face throughout their conversation.
Well he's probably drunk.
@@civishamburgum1234 It's art; mastery of a profession.
@@civishamburgum1234 he is also astounded to see another human being out there, much less little mattie. It would be mind boggling, like seeing your neighbors kid on mars
I always thought it was hilarious that Chaney, this cold blooded murderer weve been hearing about the whole movie, greets the main protagonist in such a friendly oblivious way. Literally slings his rifle. Just kinda perplexed at the sight of a little kid up in the mountains in Indian territory. Like he just ran into his buddies kid at the grocery store on a random Sunday afternoon
It's was nearly indearing.
It seems like he forgot he killed her father. A possibility seeing how he was a known drunk.
i think of it like him being a cold blooded murderer who doesn’t really see anything wrong w killing people, so when he saw mattie he was reacting the only way he could react, which reads as though he’s saying “you mean to tell me i killed her dad? small world”
The way they use language made this movie for me. The nonchalant intelligent and witty statements are great.
I believe much of it is taken straight from the book.
Absolutely!
"Let us go Ned " .
"In due time "
Prime 19th Century
The dialogue was fantastic, and the way Jeff Bridges sounded like he had a mouth full of marbles was excellent.
It is correct and Authentic . I’m sick and tired of these recent movies portraying 19th Century People as Trailer Trash Speaking
That’s how folk talked back then
"oh one of my short ribs is broken." lol I love that, he just reacts to a gunshot wound like I would to banging my arm on a door hard.
She was aiming right at his heart but hit a bit below her target.
He's in shock, that's why. Probably drunk too.
After 22 years in the fire department we learned the tooth-to-tattoo ratio. If someone has more tattoos than teeth, they are indestructible. Chaney didn't likely have tattoos, but is a good reflection of the idea.
"Now I've been shot by a child?!"
"What are you going to do, shoot me?"
-Quote from man shot
-Thanos meeting The Punisher
American Gangster
Hailee Steinfeld was robbed of an Oscar. She did amazing job playing off all these big names like Bridges, Damon and Brolin at such a young age, and I think she delivered the best performance in the film, with Jeff Bridges as a very close second.
She did do a very good job.
@@AColonDashSixI thought she came across a little flat
She really anchored the movie.
At least this movie cemented her talent as an actress for the world to see. Crazy to think that she's Spider-Gwen now
Just another one of Pedowoods many many many oversights, and injustices.
The scene with Chaney and Mattie sitting at the campfire, where Chaney slowly drives himself into a rage before attacking Mattie makes it absolutely clear that Chaney is not a stable individual. That is a very good piece of acting by Josh Brolin.
Good god, did not recognize him in the slightest. Phenomenal!
"When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk."
The good the bad and the ugly!!!
Words of wisdom right there
And that's exactly what Spider-Gwen did to Thanos at the end of the movie
Tuco was the man... Stole every scene he was in..
A man, or a woman, has got to know their limitations!
Josh Brolin is a great actor
I liked barry pepper a lot more..
Yes, he is a great actor.
True
Totally agree with you
I didn’t even realize that was him until now
"One of my short ribs is broken.."
"Now I've been shot by a child?!"
I like how he seemed pleasantly surprised to see her and shouldered his rifle LOL. And he proves to be quite crafty lol
0:23 The fastest gun in the west
Her: "wanna see the fastest draw in the west?"
Me: "yeah hold on, lemme grab a beer and some popcorn"
Lol.
As has been mentioned by many other commentators here, Hailee Steinfeld was excellent in this movie, top notch acting throughout. It's often very hard for such a young actor/actress to play the main role and "sell" the movie but she did it most impressively. A delight to watch.
The movie makes it fairly clear that the character (Tom Chaney) portrayed by Josh Brolin is not mentally stable and is given to fits of rage. Josh Brolin turns in an incredible perfromance here of a person drifting in and out of sanity, almost wtihin a sentence at times!
Didn't you watch the entire movie?
Absolutely he isn't mentally stable but he does possess intelligence. That is one of the main underlying themes in this film.
The cast in this movie is absolutely amazing,even the actors who only had small parts did a great job and of course Jeff Bridges and Hailee Steinfeld stole the show.
No disrespect to the Original movie but it seems like every aspect of this movie is better than the original
The dialog in the original was a masterpiece; the Coens preserved it and improved the delivery by 100%, which made it much better.
Dennis Hopper is so much better than the guy who plays Moon in the new version though.
Jeff Corey and Robert Duvall are better as Chaney & Ned than Brolin & Pepper if you ask me
No way even Little blackie was better in the original. The only improvement but dare I say even score was the girl.
Lol not even close period it was dull
Note to Coens: Use Josh Brolin more in your movies.
message received: josh brolin will be starring in hail caesar!
randomguy6679 Noice.
He's starred in their last 3 films, lol.
+Aidan Smith He wasn't in Inside Llweyan Davies.
Lewis Cranston he was the cat
I love that falling in the creek made the black powder revolver misfire.
I love how they made Chaney little more than a petty drunken thief, to me it shows the audience how revenge wasn’t worth it in the end.
Also the scene in the campfire, when Chaney is whinning that is being left, you can see the disappointment in Mattie's face like (is that really the cold blooded killer that I was so determined to catch?). Specially since you can tell that even the Ned Pepper band did not seem to respect him that much.
Finally the bad guy at least gets shot in a scene like this. Been waiting 20 years for a movie with a scene like that.
Love how Brolin's wearing all black like a frikkin Disney villain it works so well
Brolin went on to play a literal Disney villain (Thanos the Mad Titan)..
"Now I'm shot by A CHILD!" Lol
I am a big fan of old Westerns, and I truly enjoyed this movie. Easily as good as the original. With the superb dialog from the novel, it was easy to enjoy. Solid acting all around. I bought Rooster as a mush mouthed drunk, and LaBouef as a conceited dandy.
Jon Kline Agreed. Both had grit to spare.
Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon are both terrific actors. They rarely if ever let down the audience.
In another life, Tom Chaney got hunted by Anton Chigurh.
I knew I recognized him
And in another life he is also hunted by Drax The Destroyer
And hunted by deadpool in yet another life
I love that LaBouef makes him out to be something of an elusive criminal mastermind early in the movie, then when he's actually introduced late in the movie, he's not very bright, sane, or even mature!
This has got to be a VERY unpopular opinion, but I think Tom Chaney is a pretty bad-ass villain.
I think he is a very good villain I wouldn't say badass, he is kind of a loser, though he did get shot in the ribs and keep going so he has some grit to him
Tom Chaney vs Anton Chigurh?
They are both crazy psychopaths and I would love to know who wins.
Chaney was a sniveling cockroach. That's who you call badass ?
+Ricardo Cantoral why he's so good. A twist
MY NAME IS PREDATOR MY NAME IS PREDATOR Chigurh.
Hailee is just adorable
When I heard that the Cohen brothers were going to remake,True Grit I got angry. But they did a wonderful job.
It was a total bore
It was 40 years since the first adaption. Dumb to have been angry, regardless of the more recent adaption's performance.
Omg why does she did not get the oscar award .. she really deserve such award .. brilliant actress
Cogburn wasn't kidding about the Colt Dragoon. That's a very powerful weapon.
Mr. Josh Brolin is a very good actor. All his roles are quite engaging and enjoyable to watch
I love her.hailee truly did amazing in that film. That scene gets me everytime 😂😂😂
I liked the tree climbing part on the big screen that was later censored on TV for showing her cute little round … smile 😉
Hailee Steinfeld made this movie for me. I definitely prefer her version of Mattie over Kim Darby's version. Kim's Mattie was annoying. Hailee made Mattie badass and more likeable.
Kim Darby couldn't act.
Yeah she seemed real and her narrations made me feel like im really in the wild west
@@jeffreyknickman5559 Kim was a much better actress for this role then her.
@@JMS849 the original was better period
The best performance of her career so far, she was outstanding.
hugely underrated film . The script is outstandinly well written.
I love Josh's accent in this movie😄😉. What a fine actor!
I loved the "I will not go" and will "oblige them to come after me". Good poker player.
Josh Brolin really transforms himself for this movie
He does it in every movie. Like a chameleon.
"What are you going to do, shoot me?"
Famous last words
I did not think you would do it! - What do you think now? Awesome dialog.
even after getting shot he's like. " Nah. You coming with me". Savage
That bit at 1.15 is hilarious, "I KNOW how to do it" !
If only she didn't fall, the gunpowder would have lit.
You get a Walker Colt wet like that, it won't fire, it's a cap-and-ball, you need to keep your powder dry with those...
Falling down in the water spoiled her plan, she wasn't ready for the recoil
It’s a Colt Dragoon
@@gcHK47 are you sure it's a dragoon? I can't tell the difference myself
Idk kind of depends how well it's loaded I've shot my 51 navy in the rain before as long as you've got tight fitting caps and balls everything between should stay dry for the most part
@@Jak-it Yes it is. Cogburn himself said so in the court house.
1:54 sounds just like the hit sound effects in red dead redemption two
I love how she falls in the water after firing her first shot, then wonders why the gun doesn’t fire a second time. Not exactly smart to drop a black powder revolver into water, literally washes away all of the powder.
The water would have affected the caps, not the gunpowder. The bullets are oversized and get literally shaved down to size when rammed into the chambers for an airtight seal. The cap closes over the back end of the chamber, so water isn't getting into the chamber. The caps are another story, but that can be saved by dripping melted candle wax on the caps to seal them against water intrusion.
Not exactly smart to suggest she fell back into the water on purpose, instead of the obvious actual reason, i.e. an untrained child that wasn't physically prepared to handle the kick of the first shot.
This girl held thanos at gunpoint. What a badass
How come Hailee Steinfeld isn't on the movie poster? She's the star of the movie as far as I'm concerned.
She is, on the fat left
Agreed, I never really liked Kim Darby as Mattie and she kind of spoiled the original for me. I saw a documentary suggesting John Wayne was not happy with her or Glen Campbell's casting for their roles and he was disappointed with their performances. Hailee was absolutely superb in this movie, I went from not liking her character as portrayed by Darby to loving her character as portrayed by Steinfeld. Jeff Bridges did a brilliant job reprising the role of Cogburn, but he mumbles a bit too much and I prefer John Wayne in the role overall. Poor Glen, RIP, he was a lovely singer but isn't in the same universe as Matt Damon acting wise. One of the few occasions when the remake was better than the original. Robert Duvall was better in the original but not much in it. Josh Brolin was great as Chaney.
@@mjwoss5227
Total agreement.
In the film , they do not mention why it misfired .Cogburn used her Colt Dragoon to kill a rat and she insisted he reloads the empty chambers .The problem is , he used old , disfunctional caps
The Unusual Stranger incorrect. In the original you are 100% right but its obvious in this one when she fired she fell back to the water when she fired again you see water expel from the chamber the powder was wet
John Wayne's soliloquy before he shot the rat was priceless. They left it out of this one.
I think it wouldn't fire because the powder got wet when the recoil knocked her back into the stream
When you load a percussion gun like a Dragoon, you are forcing an oversized bullet down the chamber. A .45 lead ball going into a .44 steel chamber--- the round is literally shaved down to size...
...which means the front of the chamber becomes airtight, to say nothing of waterproof.
The light splash of water seen here would have had zero effect on the gun misfiring.
@@BogeyTheBear true. You usually want to put tallow - or in my case, Crisco - atop the ball in the loaded chamber. Helps keep the fouling soft(er).
That time Kate Bishop shot Thanos
…and was rescued by Obadiah Stane and Actor Loki
"Allll the way bacckk" lml
Man, if her aim had been a little better that would have been hilarious. Rooster would have showed up a minute or two later and Mattie could have asked him for her $50 bucks back.
"I did not think you would do it" delivery made me lol 😂
“ You broke my short rib”
Shorty said: “they’re all well armed & they Mean Business” 😂
Thanos vs. Spider-Gwen. Come on ya'll saw it comin.
While there are many best parts of this scene I am shocked in scanning the comments there are no mentions of the sequence between him throwing his gun over his shoulder and her finally getting hers out of the bag. He was so befuddled by the encounter the very last thing he thought she was going for was a gun.
Dude! Kate Bishop shot Thanos!! Get im Katie lmao!
She did so damn good in her acting.
The scene has no right to make me giggle as much as it does.
1:35 He's diabetic now, she just shot off his pancreas.
Nah, he's bleeding to death. She got his spleen and his kidney. Pancreas is on his right side.
Coming from a diabetic; yes
They must’ve given her wax rounds or something for him to only be worried about a short rib.
Say what you will about either movies. I haven't seen the remake in a long time, but I remember liking both. But in this one, I thought it was really sweet that while Cogburn had been calling Mattie "sister" for most of the movie, when she was in real trouble, he automatically calls out to her by her real name. Not to mention the second time, he sounded genuinely worried for her.
Cheney was actually kind of nice in the beginning. Weird!
I don't think he was supposed to be a mustache twirling villain as much as a low down drunk.
the main character is obsessive in catching him so you see him from her perspective. this is a very interesting scene
You see people like this in real life. They're not mean hearted or sinister but they have personal vices that leads them into making bad decisions. Jails are full of people like this.
He's a worthless piece of crap.
The man got shot and proceeded to continue to walk towards the person with the gun who still had five more shots. And keep in mind he didn't know the pistol was soiled .
To be fair, he saw her drop it. Even a little water can foul a percussion pistol like that one
@@astrotrek3534 good point except the part where she never dropped the pistol and even if she had he was still dealing with getting shot and was looking straight at the ground so he wouldn't have known the state of the pistol anyway.
That is really something, is it? Surprisingly enough, what Tom Chaney did here is not far-fetched from reality. Emmet Dalton in the Coffeyville raid of 1892 got shot 23 times that day, still fought back, mounted a horse, escaped, and lived years afterwards. There are also numerous cases of people now getting fatally shot several times yet still fighting back.
You can die in one shot, a couple of shots, or take well over ten and still be alive. It depends on several factors like the type of gun used, the bullet/velocity, where you are shot, how tough you are/endurance, and your willpower to not give up and keep going.
There are lots of times police officers will have suspects charge at them with knives, guns or just try to escape, the officers unload full mags on the suspects, but they still manage to fight back or run away and jump fences. The will to survive can be strong.
@@cavman9883 the question isn't about surviving or fighting back, it's why the hell did he just walk straight towards the person (who as far as he knew) still had a loaded gun drawn on him? If he wanted to fight back he could have gone for the repeater on his back or just made for the bushes along the river.
Josh Brolin is fantastic - "Well, I will not go"
This remake is the best. The build-up of each scene is amazing. Watch the old one first. Then, watch this masterpiece.
That's what you get for messing with outlaws
Mattie was excellent, they all were. I saw this movie as a kid in the 70s, the only scene I remember was John Wayne riding at the Pepper gang, I wasn't sure if this would be a good movie when I heard they were making True Grit, I thought oh wow. I only watched it for the first time about 3 months ago, and I absolutely loved it. I've watched it about 10 times since. I love it. They did a great job with Mattie s appearance - in the beginning she really looks like a kid, but when they hit the trail she suddenly looked older, maybe coz she was wearing her father's clothes. I'll probably keep this movie for the rest of my life!😊
Kate Bishop and Iron Monger vs Thanos
One of those original movies and remakes where I find it very difficult to sepperate the two versions. They are both excellent whether it's the old John Wayne version or this Jeff Bridges one.
Kate Bishop meets THANOS after Endgame
Hailee Steinfeld is amazing in this scene! Josh Brolin too.
"I did not think you would do it!"
"WHAT DO YOU THINK NOW!?"
"Aw, one of my short rib's broken..."
lol
a very expressive of strong westerns, a must of for connoisseurs,Actors and music flow into each other!!!!!!!!!!
I notice how Mattie isn't all that perturbed at getting struck by Chaney-she is a tough one or determined. I also like Cogburn's very concerned "Mattie!!!" showing he's really a good dude.
How the hell u gon shoot someone and YOU fall but they don’t 😂
Thanos and Kate Bishop
She nailed it in this movie. Absolutely nailed it.
I saw both, the only thing better about the original was the poster.
"You're not go with me" 😤
She so cute
I really love a great film like that.
I absolutely love this movie and happy birthday to Hailee.12-11-96.L.A.,CA
You know what? Now that I realized Kate Bishop is friends with Obadiah Stane/Iron Monger. In the first episode of Hawkeye where Hailee Steinfeld is first seen as Kate Bishop, she is climbing in top of Obadiah Stane University. How's that for an interesting Easter Egg?
Interesting, you can see the hammer down at 1:39 and the hammer up again at 1:46.
Given that's a single action action revolver it would have worked for the plot just fine if she left the hammer down out of inexperience, it wouldn't fire that way anyway; you need a double action trigger to do that.
"now I am shot by a child?" cracks me up
My dad learned me when i was 8 yrs old in Elk, WA.
Dont ever point a pistol, gun at nobody unless you know how to use your firearm@! My dad told me a bad, evil person could walk right up to you, slap you down like a dog, and take your firearm out of your hand, hit you and pull the firearm back in your face]!! This scene is a classic case of " know how to shoot, know your firearm!!!!
when Kate Bishop arrested Thanos
I’m writing an essay right now comparing this scene from the 1969 version and the 2010 version. I think Barry pepper was more menacing but josh brolin was more relatable. Great scene!!
Jeff Corey is the 1969 actor's name. Barry Pepper is the sniper from Saving Private Ryan.
Edit: My bad. Been awhile since I watched either version. Forgot Barry Pepper plays Ned Pepper. Guess I have to watch this one, again!
Cogburn and LaBoeuf spent much time trying to prove who was the better shot. Yet, here they are and neither one of them shoots at Chaney who is dragging Mattie Ross across the river. He is already wounded. It doesn't make any sense but that's the way stories and movies are written.
Her revolver misfired because she fell down into the water on the first shot, nice attention to detail since its a powder and munition colt 51 i believe.
Colt Dragoon there.
@@chairzombie8378 thanks for the correction, can't quite make out the differences tbh
colt dragoon at that range - his ribs been blown out his back
Capt. Gustus McRae wants his pistol back.
Josh brolin is such a good actor.
Damn percussion revolvers!
I'm always amazed at how light they make of gunshot wounds in fiction. Here Chaney is shot through the torso with the 44 magnum of the 19th century and he's still running around and fighting with people like it's no big deal. He'd have his work cut out for him just trying to breath.
Uh...no, the Dragoons are cap and ball revolvers. The bore is .44 caliber, backed by 60 grains of black powder, no cartridge. Not the same as .44 magnum. .44 mag is a smokeless powder cartridge invented in the 1960s. Dont get me wrong its still a lot of oomph but not nearly as much as modern .44 Mag.
@@tomaspabon2484 I wasn't saying that the Colt Dragoon is literally a 44 magnum. I was saying it was the closest thing to a 44 magnum available at the time it was introduced in the 19th century. The earlier Colt Walker was more powerful but it also had an unfortunate tendency to blow up. You certainly wouldn't be running around, fighting with people after you got shot in the torso with it. It would be all you could do just to breath!
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lol wat
Your right, in the end, Spider-Gwen killed Thanos at the end of this movie
See if they had Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon armed with six shooters and Hailee Steinfield with her sass then Thanos wouldn't have stood a chance.
Why does Tom Chaney sound like Arthur Morgan lol
Gotta love a "Colt's Dragoon" 😃
In the original movie, Rooster said it was a Dragoon, but it was actually the bigger Walker revolver. This movie I believe actually used a Dragoon. Not much difference, still a massive freaking weapon. I held a replica Uberti Walker at a gun show last week for the first time. All 4.5 pounds of it.
@@farfromperfect4643 This is the first Model Dragoon and no difference in weight of the Walker. The chief difference is the Walker had a spring catch for the ram rod and the Dragoons had a positive latch at the end of the handle. The Walker is irritating to fire since the recoil drops the ramrod down into the six oclock chamber locking the cylinder from rotating. Some shooters tie the handle back after reloading.
Dragoon is about 1/3 of a pound lighter. Took an inch and a half off the barrel and shaved away 1/4 of an inch out of the cylinder to make the handling a little less burdensome.
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I have a reissue of a 3rd model like she uses in the film. It's a beast.
Hawkeye vs Thanos.
Kate Bishop vs. Thanos!