QUIGLEY DOWN UNDER Clip
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Available on DVD through www.umbrellaent.com.au
A rollicking, revisionist Western from Simon Wincer (Lonesome Dove, The Lighthorsemen), Quigley Down Under captures the spirit and romance of an era where cowboys would ride hard, shoot sharp and dip their hats to the sun.
Travelling from Montana to Australia with only a saddle and his prized six-foot long Sharps rifle, American sharp-shooter Matthew Quigley (Tom Selleck, Blue Bloods) is under the impression that he has been hired to despatch wild dogs and vermin from a cattle station. Instead he is assigned to murder and "eliminate" Aborigines from a wealthy cattle baron's land, forcing Quigley to make a moral stand and go from hunter to hunted - with evil gunslinger Elliot Marston (Alan Rickman, The Harry Potter series) hot on his trail.
Forced to take up arms against his former employer, Quigley sets out to prove that no one gets the best of a steely-eyed gun-fighter, no one except the mysterious and beauty Crazy Cora (Laura San Giacomo, Pretty Woman) who rides by his side and into his heart.
One of the few on my short list of "perfect" movies. Seriously.....the story, the actors, the acting, the cinemaphotography, the music....all of it PERFECT.
One of my favorite movies! The cast had a great chemistry and were well directed!
RIP Alan Rickman!
And it’s never Christmas till I see him fall from the Nakatomi tower. He was a great actor
"I said I didn't have much use for one. I didn't say I don't know how to use one." Love it. Yes, great film and I watch it every chance I get.
More exactly he said too, and I don't find it very useful.
"I said I never had much use for one, never said I didn't know how to use it."
@@txgunguy2766 You are almost correct Sir.
"Said I never had........"
Thanks for the correction.
@@Tsamokie
I freakin love the opening music of 'Quigley down under'. It is the same music used in the opening of 'Sons of Katie Elder' though I think it sounded MUCH better in 'Quigley'.
I loved this movie. Not one bad performance in it and the music was awesome.
Basil Poledouris was a genius.
@@badnewsBH he was!!!
@@badnewsBHhe's among my all time favourite ones, together with the likes of John Williams and Hans Zimmer.
My mother used to say if a movie has good music at the very beginning, then you know you're watching a good movie. This movie is excellent. All of the actors especially Tom Selleck who's one of my very favorites do a very good job we miss you Alan Rickman
Love everything Tom Selleck is in but this was OUTSTANDING!!!
"No ma'am! I just spoke to him and he ain't in that big a hurry after all!" CLASSIC!
All time best
That was a true learning moment. 🤣
Aussies like joking 🇦🇺!
@@gillesguillaumin6603 Hehehehe He's American!
@@NOWOKEXYZ True, but for a line like that they could make him an honorary Aussie,
Enjoyed Quigley Down Under. Great movie.
This was a great film - Selleck's best ever I think!
This was indeed a great film that they don't make anymore.
I take it you never watched Three Men and Baby.. Made me cry he was so good.
@@richardjohnson4696 Made me cry too, for a completely different reason! It was mince!
A classic, beautiful movie
this was the best film ever made
Very nontraditional western, but one of the best.
A "western' story can really be in any setting where the law cannot be called upon to solve conflict.
One of my favorite westerns.
I play this clip regularly. Love the score by Basil Polydorus. Should have won an award for best score.
The music score is incredible.
A Fantastic & Enjoyable Movie!
Tom Sellect at his best!
Now I’ve gotta go watch it again. I love this movie and Tom Sellek is one of my favorite actors.
Fantastic music 🎶
one of the best movies
james musisca please check out Monty Walsh
Strategic. The cowboy allowed the old couple to move ahead and then placed himself between himself and the bully as a filler. Plus, taught the guy some manners.
This scene with the elderly woman reminds me of an interview that was done with Louis L Amour. He stated that women, especially at that age, were treated with a LOT OF RESPECT, by even the roughest men, as they were all reminders of their own mothers.
... placed *himself between himself* and the bully...
Quite a trick.
@@mwilliamshs Miss-type. I meant to say "placed himself between the couple and the bully"
@@SwordVirtue Really, I doubt it, as it IS possible to go back and edit it, 2 YEARS LATER!!!!
Great movie.
A great film and music . Love it
Takes a good,,, bad guy. To make. A movie good. So that you enjoy seeing them get justice. All the actors. Did a fine job. On this film. ,,,
Very underrated movie!
A great movie!
Thanks for the post. Everytime I hear this tune or watch a clip of it, i feel moved to visit Australia again. I lived there for awhile for work and recently returned back to the states. I just wish transporting my hunting rifles there wasnt such a hassle lol but yes its got a feel there like no other especially the memories made there. Whether in the suburbs or far bush, I liked it.
What hassle I go there twice a year and I take a two rifles a shotgun and a pistol in my stored luggage.
@@HellYeahImIrish what do you shoot?
One of my favorite movies! What people don't realize is that in the 1800s it would take anywhere from six to eight weeks - or longer - to travel from the United States to Australia. That's a heck of a long time to be cooped up on a boat with no indoor plumbing or air conditioning!
Yet it's modern enough to have a bow-thruster....
I think six to eight weeks is optimistic, and given that they state that the ship arrives in Fremantle, I would guess he crossed the Atlantic and then went from the British Islands to the west coast of Australia.
That could easily have taken 5 months or more.
I know it often took more than half a year to reach New Zealand.
Yep, amazing what improvements in world travel took place those 300+ years since 1492
@@rogerwilco2 Even today, it's a long trip - I went to Australia on a business trip back in '17, and the LA-to-Melbourne leg of the trip alone was 16 hours. Fortunately I didn't have to go to Freemantle, that would have added another four-hour flight.
@@JohnGTynan You have really sharp eyes! I don't know how often I have watched this movie but while the intro I was mostly getting my beer from the fridge 😂 so I never seen that hole
Tom Seleck, fine actor.
Joseph M No..but he sticks to what he’s good at and as a result has a long and profitable career.
Great movie!
It's true ! Well done Selleck !
I Love this movie, this is like the interactions of red dead redemption 2
Love a clip of mostly opening credits.
A GREAT FILM IN THAT ERA ！！
Not more then two minutes in town and the "yank" is showing what manners are.
Perhaps, but us yanks did run the unruly bunch outta our country long ago...sent 'em back to England.
Good film.
He was just passing through on his way to Australia, and what do you know, he finally made it.
Replace Crazy Cora with Prudy Perkins and Jason McCullough would feel right at home.
Soo reference to “support your local gunfighter”? Trying to remember the movie
Clayton Sprague Close, "Support Your Local Sheriff." I’ve never seen SYLG, I’ve heard it isn’t as good as SYLS.
@ 0:25,as you can see,all well found sailing vessels in 1878 had bow thrusters to assist in docking.
And anyone who's ever seen the movie can tell that the station hands working for Elliot Marston never stood a chance even when they were ringing up around the house after he threw Marston through the window.
"..hunter to hunted" my big ol' butt!
Not to mention a steel hull - most sailing ships of the time were still made of wood.
Top 3 modern westerns along with Tombstone and Open Range!
#1 Lonesome Dove
Monte Walsh his best one
best movie ever...top bad i can't find the DVD in France anymore...
Totally underrated
Tom Selleck is a good looking man, but in this film, with his long hair, mustache and goatee, I think he is even more handsome!😀
He’s definitely a well balanced person .....he has a chip on both shoulders
After watching magnum l would very like to watch Tom Selleck it looks dam good 😊
Reminds me of crocodile 🐊 Dundee 🤠
best alan rickman best mustache best film ever made woooah!!
An excellent video. ♡ T.E.N.
Laura San Giacomo - Great rackage.
This ain't Dodge City , and you ain't Bill Hickok !
I guess umbrella entertainment doesn't know what a trailer is.
i guess he know fuckall
I used to work in a place that did this sort of thing. They had editors on staff, but between stringing together a few representative clips and a credit block, or just pulling 3 minutes out of the film, the latter was judged to be cheaper, easier, and quicker. So that's what they did, for every movie they prepped for iFilms & Netflix. Usually it was the last 3 minutes, and here's hoping it wasn't a murder mystery. Professional amateurs.
They aren't great with movies, most of their focus is in bio-tech research anti aging etc. Overall a great organization, excellent benefits.
Replace "trailer" with "opening scene" and the video title will make a helluva lot more sense.
U DONT LIKE IT ! DONT. WATCH IT.
JOHN DOE ! U DONT LIKE IT. DONT WATCH IT
1H1
@@ronneal74 : what is IT?
@Alex Croton : WE LOVE IT!
Cool fur hat
Good flick..
They cut it off right at the good part!! 😖
Bugger off mate...
Didn't know that 19th century sailing ships had bow thrusters....
Bow thrusters were actually developed during the days of the Viking raids (circa 850). Bow thrusters (powered by goats in those days) aided greatly in the Viking long boats navigating the inland waterways, fjords and rivers of northern Europe and England. In fact, the word Vi-kung (or 'Viking' to our modern ears) actually means "pusher of the water from side to side in the front area of the boat below the waterline." Isn't history amazing?... :o)
Desde Bogotá Colombia por favor la pueden bajar completa
Back when men were strong, well mannered, and respected women.
Don't fool yourself, there were still plenty of idiots to go around.
@@stevet3980 True Steve, very true!
@@stevet3980 Nowhere *near* the number of young idiots we see now.
Nice DSL, Quigley, m’boy.
A sailing ship with a bow thruster ... interesting....
where were the scenes with a bow thruster?
@@plowboy248 00:27
You noticed that too John
......is theship is too clean and shiny for the period.? Paint technology hadn't evolved. The period it's set can't be after 1860s surely.
@@yanni2112 start 0:20 an it will show up at 0:26
FINALLY! I have a method of shutting up the pushy assholes always wanting to cut in line and get going first...
Of course now I have to carry a sheathed long rifle...
“… nothin’ like a good piece of hickory.”
~Preacher, Pale Rider
Imagine being on that ship several months.
'scuse me. .........I'm next.
He points to Fremantle Ive been there while in the Navy
What's it like?
That's an odd place to stop it.
@ 2:53, Laura from The movie Logan fighting as an adult in this scene. LOL
Magnum !!
I haven't liked Australians since I saw that movie.
"I'm next."
So how come magnum pi went from Hawaii to Australia and didn't have a horrible shirt to wear
Um... I believe that's called "opening clips and scenes from 'Quigley Down Under" Or an advert for Umbrella Entertainment selling "Quigley" DVD's. But that's only a guess. Uh-huh.
Have had the DVD for years....One of the few I love to rewatch!!!
Been better if cora’s top would have popped
He has his gun and saddle. No clothing bag. Priorities. Will he wear the same clothes the entire time? Apparently so. He does and they get magically rewashed.
Larry TRUELOVE
Priorities, indeed. ;-)
Of course, even in the late 19th century, on the frontier it was not uncommon to only own 1 set of clothes.
But in the movie, they do seem to get clean again entirely on their own. ;-)
Mirko Polyak
Well. In the movie he got into fights and drug by ropes tied to horses. And lots of walking in arid land without anything.
But it’s a movie. I over analyze movies sometimes. I’ve watched it a few times and I still enjoy it, in spite.
Haven't you ever seen Gilligan's Island?
jamest1148
I didn’t think about that. I watched a lot of Giliigan’s Island shows. Their clothes lasted for several years.
He does have his saddle bags... which is where what few clothing or personal items would.have been kept. And you cant quite see what may be rolled up in the leathers under the saddle either.
For a period piece, it feels very 1980s.
Nah, if it was a 1980's period piece, Selleck would be in his red Ferrari.
Oh Crazy Corra. I married one of those
donde se puede ver pelicula completa en español alguien que comente?
Does anyone know what tallship was used for the opening scene? Thanks.
real name of the ship is the Alma Doepel which was launched in 1903. A three-masted topsail schooner and is one of the oldest such ships surviving
Finsirith ... Miss Liberty, port of San Francisco
@@kk6aw you sir are Incorrect - NO points Alma Doepel which was launched in 1903 is the correct answer
I’d love to see that guy punch anything with his pinkie sticking out like that....
Cut off right at a good scene
One of my favorite westerns ever! I actually just did a remix of one of the songs from this soundtrack! Its on my channel!
The map was wrong Qld became a state in 1850
No doubt a great movie but how is it a veteran cowpoke is carrying all brand new leather. those saddle bags have never seen a horse.
That may be, possibly he purchased all new gear for the trip to a foreign country not wanting his equipment to fail him.
It’s been several years but I believe he was paid partly in advance so he might’ve spent it on new gear.
Every one buys new when going away
all cowboys take care with their equipment & it will last for decades well that & its a MOVIE
I think the introduction should read, Freemantle, Western Australia, NOT Fremantle
But the port city is spelled Fremantle.
That is NOT a trailer...
Magnum make time travel change his name and travel yo Australia the movie
a good wack to the johnson
rifle but to the balls
Monte Walsh is better
Ab...so...lutley!!
looks like disney
Why not make sure that you are truly saved by Jesus Christ and practice this way.
Remorsefully confess with your heart your sins to Jesus Christ who is God and tell Him that you right now are repenting of your sins and you want to be born again of the Spirit from above. Tell Jesus that you are remorsefully sorry for breaking His commandments and that you are begging for forgiveness from Him. Allow His blood from the cross to wash away your sins. After this is done with your heart successfully the Holy Spirit will come to live within you and He will rebuild you from the inside out.
Look for signs that you are living righteously. Things like spreading the good news from Jesus, getting other people saved, a craving for the word of God, reading the Bible, etc… These things are known as a calling and fruit bearing. If you're not bearing fruit then keep doing it. Sometimes it takes time to get saved. Read Matthew chapter 13 from the King James Bible. God bless!!!
You would do well to keep your lies and phony righteousness to yourself. Look into your own soul before you try to convert others to your pseudo-religion. And try to grow a set of balls so you can use your own name.
@MusicMadMaurice Pull his head in? If he does that it'll be so far up his own ass he'll have to fart in order to breath!
Dude, how high are yiu
So, using your logic. How would living righteously helped Matthew Quigley? Remember, he didn't go to Australia to shoot other humans, he thought he was going there to shoot Dingoes. He only shot others in defending the aborigines or himself.
I mentioned you to Jesus and he said not to listen to a word you say. He says you need mental help, and he's got no good reason to give you any.
this is bullshit NOT FULL MOViE
They say that his was one of the greatest westerns ever made....there's no accounting for taste. Selleck was wooden and the whole movie had a *"Made for the 1980's T.V."* look about it.
This is a nothing movie went to watch it when it first came out worked away disappointed a nothing movie.
Get some glasses
@@billwilson2160 I do have glasses maybe you need them and see this movie for the crap that it is.
@@billwilson2160 I have got glasses, and it is still a nothing movie that is why you here nothing about it.The ratings on this is poor the story rubbish the acting is rubbish and I know Tom Sellick hated it.
Well this clip sucks
I don’t get it. If Selleck wanted to make a cowboy movie why didn’t he make a real one? This movie was awful.
See: Monte Walsh
it was the worst movie right roy
Last film I can recall with the paragon archetype cowboy role model.🫶
That's all very interesting.