May I just recommend Dickey's novel, which the movie was based on? Terrific too.

Where's the law Drew?

“Don’t y’all do nothin like this again……..don’t come back up here.”

Is that Vogon poetry?

Man made law versus natural law.

Drew was in the scene Robo cop demonstrating ED 209..'' For many years i dint know that was him.. all gray Haired Ronnie Cox

they were not going to do the scene and ned beatty said i want too doit its important too the whole story for the movie so they did it .. thus the movie was perfected. Thank You Mr Beatty .

Sadly Herbert “Cowboy”Coward passed away in west NC. Seemed like a authentic and nice guy

WWEEEEEEEEEEEE!! 🐷

Arbroath in east coast Scotland UK 🇬🇧, a proper dump full of edgy dodgy locals.

Listened on Audible to Ronny Cox’s memoirs about the making of the film. Excellent!

People say Drew committed suicide but CMON, look at how Ronny Cox acts that 9:17

Very strange movie i dont know what to say about it its about rapeing people 😮

It would be a lot cooler if the event in the movie went as planned. I so much enjoy the first part of the movie.

I am white....but white HILL people scare me....... probably cuz I saw this movie

Truly one of a kind movie. They were so fortunate to b a part of it. I watched it on 4 hits of LSD once. What a Rush!

According to Reynolds, Boorman threw Dickey's ass off the set after a few days. He was such an annoyance. Brought him back at the end for his 'Sheriff" scene.

Burt reynolds was just all man, I don’t think he really was an actor, he was just perfect at being Burt reynolds. Wen u know what and who you are, it makes a hell of a difference when you’re at home in ur own skin, some people don’t ever know who they really are I believe.

That first poem he recited was very reminiscent of Walt Whitman's Song of Myself. It was like a Southerner's version of Song of Myself.

The most INTENSE movie I've ever seen!!!

More than 50 years old and still has the power to captivate.

I read an interview with Boorman about how Reynolds was going to do the scene involving him getting knocked out of the canoe. Boorman wanted to use a dummy to simulate Reynolds going over a waterfall. Reynolds insisted that he do it himself because a dummy wouldn't look convincing. Boorman relented, and while filming the dangerous scene Reynolds got knocked out and wound up in the hospital. When Boorman visited Reynolds in the hospital the first thing Reynolds asked was "how did the shot look"? Boorman replied "it looked like a dummy going over a waterfall".

"The way people were scared to go in the water after "Jaws" was how I felt about going camping in the woods after "Deliverance". Though with Curt out of the picture, and me being looked after by my mom, Jackie and Lillian, the perils of camping wasn't something I needed to concern myself over." - Q. Tarantino, re: seeing the movie at 9-years old. "Cinema Speculation" 2022

👌 Awesome

I am from the south...'' THESE BOYS IS LYING ''...very scary and true dialogue !!

I would have been truly honored to have had Dickey as my English professor. What an extraordinary man. Certainly echoes of Hemingway in his writing and his persona.

Deliverance and Southern Comfort were absolute staples of my viewing, back in the early days of VHS.

Compare this movie to all the woke garbage GenZ spews out like diarrhea. Same for GenZ's so called music. Just a computerized drum beat and auto-tune word salads.

Best line in the movie: Griner brother: Canoe trip?

In the top 3 of best movies ever. Only thing I'll never understand is how any guy would wanna "schlong it up" some other guys azz. That's the grossest thing ever. That's why I could never do prison time. All the gay guys in there.

Too bad Jon Voight turned into such a tool...

Dickey really did do an excellent job playing the sheriff. Small part, but he was incredibly convincing.

Both the film and the book are extremely powerful.

Excellent! American History - soon gone...

Nothing worse than watching how they make movies it ruins the fantasy

I had no idea the writer played the sheriff, always thought that performance was amazing.

It's not about the journey down a river ... it's about Ed's journey to manhood.

ain't nothing changed in that hood.

Deliverance is timeless. Unique scenario; well cast; nothing phony; credible; this story is not dated; well-written by James Dickey & well-crafted by John Boorman. Bravo to all cast, crew, writer and director. Cinematic perfection.

What they really need to do is make a better movie about albert Johnson the mad trapper....toughest man ever to evade the Mounties for 3 months in -40 to -120 degree weather thru the Yukon mountain passes...death hunt movie was good but didnt depict that kind of beyond extreme hardship...even the Mounties called him superhuman beyond belief..

That smelly toothless, brainless, bastard on the high rocks would have made a good Marine. "Just give them a gun and send them off into the jungle. As long as we keep the war going, we are making money! And lots of it!"

Deliverance and Midnight Cowboy, Jon Voights best ever. Gripping stuff!

DELIVERANCE was shot primarily in Rabun County in northeastern Georgia. The canoe scenes were filmed in the Tallulah Gorge southeast of Clayton and on the Chattooga River. This river divides the northeastern corner of Georgia from the northwestern corner of South Carolina. Additional scenes were shot in Salem, South Carolina.

watch iout for the Arrows...chuckle

those guys were Tracked Followed.. Assaulted

Canoe Trip...lol

A classic and disturbing movie. The actors doing their own stunts brings a palpable reality to the film. No suspension of disbelief here, just the raw essence of survival against deviant circumstances.

Love the part when their trying to decide what to do with bill McKinney's body!

1 of best character studies in movie history

changed my life. will never forget the image of the hand at the very end with the weird music.. and the past comes to haunt you in the end. yep.. philosophical stuff.