John Wayne's Best Western Movie (1959)

[@jasondomingo5313]

Man, thanks for uploading this gem of a movie! Bring back good memories watching John Wayne movies along with my father. Those were good times.

[@scottrobinson3281]

The first John Wayne movie I ever saw, aged 9. I never tire of re-watching it.

[@andrewgardiner4159]

It was the first Western Movie I ever saw. I went with my Father ... I think I was only 8 years old!

[@johnbayrak5302]

I went and saw it when I was 6. The opening song has stuck with me all my life and I still remember the words. Love this movie.

[@caparoja]

Como se llama esta película en español por favor

[@caparoja]

Ya se el título de esta película Soldados a caballo

[@johnbayrak5302]

@@caparoja It was called "The Horse Soldiers"

[@ezraoakley5299]

It's 2024 and still watching his movies

[@marlinspike1235]

And why not ....

[@TheJeremyseattle]

Its the Duke, they'll be watching in 100 years.

[@nobodyexpectssi4654]

¿De Ford, el viejo pirata irlandés?

[@pmccoy8924]

@@nobodyexpectssi4654 Si, senor.

[@thepeskytraveller3870]

John Wayne and the cast did a great job as usual! Love these westerns. Thank you for uploading.

[@josefernandez3334]

Insuperable fim ❤❤

[@simpleman5688]

The scene in the confederate bar with the leading southern lady, is one of the best scenes in the movies ever. “I must be feeling my liquor”, and slides the whiskey glass down the bar, smashing into a stack of glasses. That whole scene was great.

[@James-ll3jb]

Loved it at the dinner at her manse when she offers him more chicken: "Would the colonel prefer leg, or perhaps some more breast." "No thanks ma'am I've seen quite enough of both!"😅

[@James-ll3jb]

38:15ff. I wonder if this is where the intel term "stove piping" originated from as inspiration from this.😅

[@neillfotheringham211]

Red River,The Searchers,Rio Bravo..all very good westerns

[@SonNguyen-vn7rz]

The Legend of the Western Movie 🎬 John Wayne 🎉🎉🎉

[@bernardosebastianpujolgina2352]

4:30

[@denisparker4916]

Can’t beat the old ones

[@marvinenglish-dw8ny]

Popcorn time and relax watching a great movie

[@Horatio0801]

The Horse Soldiers, and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon always the best ❤❤❤

[@warriorqueen1609]

GREAT MOVIE ❤👌👏😎

[@robertwilliams9234]

Great film one of my favourites

[@ricardorodriguez2213]

Quisiera ver esta película en español

[@nobodyexpectssi4654]

@@ricardorodriguez2213 Tienes los subtítulos

[@RaulRodriguezasteroides]

Para mí, la mejor película de John Wayne, ambientación, trama, música, actuaciones, gráfica, color ....un reparto de lujo, un monstruo de director, que sabe mostrar sentido común, sentido del humor, drama y entretenimiento...un John Wayne que entrega toda su calidad de actor, hombre duro, con sentimientos, con penas y dolores, pero su honor lo mantiene en su puesto hasta el final......un lujo de película y producción. 🎉🎉🎉🧎🧎🧎👏👏👏👍🤣🤣

[@letoubib21]

_The best John Wayne movie?! Then you must watch_ *"She Wore a Yellow Ribbon".* _You'll love it_ *. . .*

[@t.birmingham2668]

I think his best was True Grit.

[@danielmichael5348]

Wow😮

[@RaulRodriguezasteroides]

@@letoubib21 las he visto todas, pero son gustos personales Master🧎🧎🧎!!!

[@benitodelascuevas5790]

Para gustos hay distintos colores: ¡Hasta hay personas que les gusta el cine de Pedro Almodóvar! ​@@letoubib21

[@albertomarquez6442]

Minor mistakes aside , this is absolutely a first class epic movie. The Masters magic touch is always there. Excellent new copy that allow us to appreciate a lot of minor details. I’ve enjoyed it at least ten times in the last half a century , in the company of my two sons frequently and “ Marcha de Valientes” is a classic in its own right. I always loved the fordian treatment of the Confederate side, respectful and historically accurate. Thanks a lot for the viewing from Montevideo , Uruguay

[@sunriseboy4837]

Good comment.

[@wcguthrie]

What an awful waste was our civil war, God willing it will never happen again. Oh, and great movie!

[@Rusty_Gold85]

I thought missipi and Alabama was still trying to be racist to the black humans

[@AllenBashaar]

Then why do the magaets want Civil War?

[@archiewalls9351]

Trump trying his best to start one!

[@TrueSonOfOdin]

@@archiewalls9351 No. Trump was elected to stop what others started in February 2014.

[@brandog31802]

@@archiewalls9351No no no… Its the dems overstepping on the rights of citizens causing civil unrest from the population.

[@dennismckown4951]

2 best parts in my opinion was the singing of the Confederate artillery brigade and the charge of Military School brigade. everything in between was good too, but these 2 stood out for me,

[@lowellwhite1603]

Not a “western”. It’s a Civil War movie set in Tennessee and Mississippi which isn’t that far west although it was in the “Western Theater “ of the Civil War. Still it is one of my favorite John Wayne movies in spite of historical inaccuracies as to uniforms and equipment. It’s loosely based on Grierson’s Raid in 1863. One inaccuracy is that Andersonville Prison didn’t open until 1864. POWs in 1863 were still exchanged. When Vicksburg surrendered, the garrison was paroled and spent the rest of the summer in parole camps. They returned to duty in time for the Chattanooga campaign that autumn and the Atlanta campaign the next year. Grant noted that many of the prisoners he captured at Vicksburg had also been captured at Ft Donelson in 1862. He was getting tired of capturing the same men again and again. That was one reason the exchange system broke down by 1864 resulting in Andersonville.

[@101662napo]

What are you some kind of idiot ? You always know when somebody tells the obvious It’s always that guy trying to show his intelligence that exposes himself completely booksmart, but stupid

[@mikeyoung9810]

I was just posting this but you said it much better.

[@kevs6402]

Love me a good western always have, always will. The man's man JW, best there ever was. Thank you! Loved it.

[@sandycassidy8637]

Can't go wrong with a John Wayne movie. The Duke rules 😊

[@MickKent]

Obviously never seen the Green Berets then. A real shocker.

[@heisenberg6272]

John Wayne's best Western movie is The Searchers, period.

[@sandycassidy8637]

I'm thinking the 7 Cowboys was a classic and playing, Rooster Cockburn 😊

[@sebm8511]

What about Stagecoach, Rio Bravo, Eldorado? His performances in them seem equally grand. 😊👍

[@nigelsmith2457]

Haha, you said period. 😅

[@benitodelascuevas5790]

​@@sebm8511 ...And Liberty Valance?

[@sebm8511]

@@benitodelascuevas5790 Absolutely. 👍As well as Red River. 🤎

[@DH.2016]

Inspired by the actual epic Union Cavalry raid led by Colonel Benjamin Grierson during the Vicksburg Campaign (1863) in the American Civil War. Grierson was a former music teacher - hard to imagine "The Duke" as a music teacher! 🤠

[@michaelsuncle5085]

​@@laurarice517being a bit picky ain't you,enjoy the movie,ffs

[@DH.2016]

@@laurarice517 Perhaps not 'a Western' if post-war frontier expansion fits the definition you have in mind, Laura, but as it happens, occurred in what is known as the Western Theatre in the Civil War (p.s. I'm puzzled. Why 'reply' specifically to me on this point? Shouldn't your comment be posted in the general comments?).

[@romans325kjb]

Great movie thanks for both tis one and Rio Bravo. I'll enjoy both today.Cheers.

[@SeeNoEvil777]

Director John Ford was notably sentimental about the actors and crew who had worked with him over the years in his film 'family.' Among these was an old stunt man and western wrangler, Fred Kennedy. Against his better judgment, Ford gave Kennedy a stunt ride in "The Horse Soldiers." Kennedy's horse fell, breaking the old actor's neck. The scene was retained in the final cut. But Ford was broken-hearted with guilt

[@ta11guy63]

The screenplay was written to follow them to Baton Rouge rather than end movie at bridge, but due to Ford being devastated at Fred's death, he finished it there.

[@bryanwilliams847]

FORD is a freak

[@DH.2016]

@@ta11guy63 For those who don't know, Baton Rouge is where the real life Union cavalry raid ended, historically.

[@ta11guy63]

@@DH.2016 Actually, in the scene where Wayne is discussing their movements with his officers, he reveals they are not going back north after destroying Newton Station, but proceed to join up with Union Forces at Baton Rouge.

[@DH.2016]

@@ta11guy63 Well spotted. Another (very geeky) detail I found fascinating with regard to the movie, given Hollywood's sometimes cavalier attitude, was the style of the telegraph poles - as you will see from period photographs, very authentic for the Civil War era. ☺

[@gracegladden3279]

I've been watching youtube downloads of trapper john md, all a bit under the weather resolution wise, and it took this John Wayne movie to remind me how good my phone is re colour and clarity and focus - and sound.

[@ronfrederico7251]

John Wayne’s movies helped the war efforts during ww2. And as far as the western movies go , well they were mostly classics.

[@petergaskin1811]

From the 50s.

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

Love these old movies!!!

[@jochenbecht6191]

God bless America.

[@ManNoName-c9u]

Well someone needs to.

[@letoubib21]

@@ManNoName-c9u _Now more than ever!_

[@letoubib21]

_No, God _*_save_*_ America_ *. . .*

[@WalterStanley-zf6lo]

Too late

[@sebm8511]

Yes, God bless her. 🤍🤎

[@stormbrooks1784]

One of the better John Wayne movies,. Great directing, but the endling left us hanging.

[@jerseymike7946]

It was a tough, grinding film to shoot. The cast was worn out and the scenes in the swamp caused many to get very sick, wracked by fevers etc. The locals warned Ford it was a bad idea to film there but he ignored them, a big mistake. The resulting footage wasn't worth it, for about a minute of screen time, look closely how the cast is struggling. That bit at the bridge wasn't supposed to be the ending, Dukes men were supposed to go in triumph into Baton Rouge. But all involved just wanted to the shoot to end, hoping the cinematic genius Ford would come up with the right ending. William Holden just wanted to get to 'get out of Dodge' as both he and Ford had grown to hate each other. Wayne was deep into the production details of The Alamo, he was putting in 18 hour days between acting and the planning. Ford was also devastated over the death of a stuntman pal in one of the battle scenes and just wasn't interested in the film after that as in his grief he just wanted to be done with a production that cost a life.

[@howardblasingame7961]

​@@jerseymike7946 Thank you for the deep insight. I watched this film at a very young age & was greatly moved & that has not changed. BTW, the ending is epic & now I know how the actors "acted" so haggard.

[@Robert-mn8gc]

They Got Married 😅😅😅😅

[@nobodyexpectssi4654]

@@jerseymike7946 La muerte de Fred Kennedy fue el final de la película. Ford se limitó a un trabajo de trámite a partir de ese momento.

[@jerseymike7946]

@@nobodyexpectssi4654 Gracias, amigo. Had the bridge scene been filmed at that point (as Kennedy had died prior to that), or did Wayne - shortly to direct "The Alamo" - or someone else pinch hit and direct that "last" scene?

[@sebm8511]

What a great artist John Ford is. 🤎American to the core. The scene of the Confederate attack, out of the train, under the Blood-Stained Banner, one of the most tragic ever.

[@HenriHattar]

I have NO idea what you mean by "American to the core?" does that mean "who gives a stuff about the truth or justice?"

[@anthonykenny1320]

The Mitch Miller sings along is so annoying and artificial As if cavalry could sing in perfect pitch and unison

[@sebm8511]

@@anthonykenny1320 And yet the singing gives me goosebumps. Maybe it's because I understand and like America and Americans.

[@HenriHattar]

@@sebm8511 why put a completely disasociated reply?

[@HenriHattar]

@@sebm8511 You should leave the mushrooms alone !

[@NickWard-f6l]

William Holden was awesome as Pike Bishop in The Wild bunch ....

[@nobodyexpectssi4654]

Maravilloso personaje y actor. Todos, en esa película; Robert Ryan, Warren Oates… El papel de Bishop era, originalmente, para Lee Marvin. Afortunadamente lo consiguió Holden

[@trudyhopkins4049]

Have to watch these oldie goldies to remember what patriotism,, loyalty, courage, and integrity looked like - because it's disappearing fast from America.

[@patrickporter1864]

I'll fares the land to hastening ills a prey where wealth accumulates and men decay. 18th century. Words of wisdom

[@pbr4814]

The Horse Soldiers is my favorite Wayne movie BUT it is NOT a Western. The movie is loosely based upon real events that happened during the siege of Vicksburg, MS in 1863 during the Civil War. Wayne plays Col John Marlow who is based upon Union Col Benjamin Grierson, a music teacher from Illinois. The movie glamorizes (add Hannah Hunter) Grierson's Raid, an expedition that started at La Grange, TN on 17 April and that ended on May 2nd, 1863 in Baton Rouge, LA. The raid was quite exciting and pulled off brilliantly, having totally confused the Confederate general in charge (John Pemberton) as to what General Grant was up to.

[@dougmoore5252]

Yes a perfect time, too much of a coincidence that John Wayne classic films show up at this time.

[@markeyfarrell]

bleh

[@patrickshannon4854]

On a scale of 1-5 stars of John Wayne westerns, ⭐️⭐️

[@ta11guy63]

Wayne was extremely loyal to Ford becasue it was Ford who directed his moves that made him the star he would become. Watch Lee Marvin's interview about the Man who Shot Liberrty Valence, another Ford gem, with Wayne where he shares his observation of Wayne's devotion to Ford's direction.

[@wadepederson8457]

Realize what is coming and prepare yourself and your family. They have not surrendered, but after the fight, they will. keep your eyes open to the battle that comes,GOD BLESS AMERICA.

[@AllenBashaar]

Only magaets want Civil War

[@HenriHattar]

Do you mean Bolivia or Venezuela or Honduras or maybe Canada?

[@ThomasD7244]

​@@HenriHattar No, I think he is referring America under trump ..😢

[@HenriHattar]

@@ThomasD7244 Do you mean Bolivia, Honduras? Venezuela ? Nevr heard of an AMERICN president? Or do YOU mean the USA President? Bit of a differece I would venture!

[@Lamerkh]

Also my favorite one...thanks a lot...!!

[@philippethoin9740]

Un grand merci pour le partage !

[@BroMark1611]

Excellent. First viewing. Made when I was 3. Thank you for the upload.

[@James-ll3jb]

Saw it in the theatre c. 1960. Great film. For only 25 cents!

[@dolphindan59]

Awesome movie...love John Wayne and William Holden...

[@timothyarmstrong3801]

This is the only John Wayne movie based on a true story. I know this because I got it wrong at trivia night last week.

[@sunriseboy4837]

😂😂😂

[@jerseymike7946]

Nope, see the biopic "The Barbarian and the Geisha". The "Green Berets" was based on a book about real Special Forces in Vietnam. "The Longest Day" was also based on a great book about D-Day. You can tell those Trivia Night guys they are wrong and they owe you a beer.

[@NZRic001]

​@@jerseymike7946almost word for word what I was about to write...

[@jerseymike7946]

@@NZRic001 Great minds think alike. :)

[@romanclay1913]

My father took me to see this film when I was a child. I never forgot the futile Confederate charge from the train.

[@AllenBashaar]

A mini Pickets Charge with the same results

[@rubiconklbrutorowman7577]

I watched twice already!

[@marklomax7452]

It ain't a Western. It was a story set in Louisiana. It's his best Southern Movie.

[@donalddawes2518]

The Horse Soldiers 1959. During the Civil War, Colonel John Marlowe (John Wayne) is tasked with leading a Union cavalry division to raze a Confederate railroad depot. Marlowe faces further challenges as a result of his frequent disagreements with the regiment's surgeon, Major Henry Kendall (William Holden), and the presence of Miss Hannah Hunter (Constance Towers), a Southern belle who overhears Marlowe's secret plans and is brought along to prevent her from spreading the word.

[@ezraoakley5299]

Hey even though the name was wrong it's a good movie with John Wayne

[@666johnco]

John Wayne's best American Civil war film...... An immediate historical note btw near the start they talk about Andersonville Prison. That did not come into existance till February of 1864. And by the end of the film they had mentioned Andersonville about 20 times..... Just to clarify this film is about Grierson's raid which took place in April to May of 1863. At that point no Andersonville. In that point in the war the Union and the Confederacy were still exchanging prisoners so, Henry Kendall, will be home by early Autumn if not late summer.

[@williamneitzel2249]

FYI, Ken Curtis, Denver Pyle, Hank Worden, and Jack Fennick (the Sgt. Major in the beginning) were all in Waynes' THE ALAMO. If I left a few out, sorry about that.

[@filomenojrcusi7906]

Seen this on the silver screen when I'm 9 yrs old in 1962

[@djdanieldilacio]

Ya le perdi la cuenta de cuantas veces la vi. Imperdible pelicula de John Wayne la mejor para mi. gracias por compartirla. Aca desde Argentina.

[@enriqueurteaga2270]

Muchas gracias muy buena peicula.

[@williambrownlee4534]

Not Mr Wayne's best western in my opinion . Red River was Mr Wayne's BEST western .

[@beverlylawyer2286]

Bruh, today is fantastic, Thank You Very Much

[@crystalr7602]

Not so sure I agree this is the Duke's BEST western movie. I can think of a half dozen others I believe are better, but this one is a great movie.

[@edwardschuetz6093]

I think The Searchers is his best Western movie.

[@CamargoRain]

Esta es la película que en España se llamó "Misión de audaces". Como todas las de John Ford, una maravilla, cine serio. Lástima que sea la versión en inglés, que aquí tan pocos hablamos. Y lástima la pila de anuncios que te meten. Bueno.

[@Antonio-jx1ph]

The best of all

[@TizzDaBizz001]

Nice to see Bing Russell have a good part.he played Dunker ,the amputee solider .kurt russells dad.

[@GuyWinter-b8z]

A very good film.

[@jeronimus19]

John Wayne never wets his hair, at least at the beginning of the films..., great film by John Ford...hahaha👍🇧🇷

[@terryporche9059]

He wore a toupee

[@wmtarrant573]

Sorry, but this is not a western. It is a civil War movie set in the South!

[@billfackelman9017]

A "great" Civil War movie , set in the South.......

[@SailorChic]

Instead of a western it’s a southern😂😂

[@FranciscoJosemanhaes]

❤❤​❤❤❤@@billfackelman9017

[@rccritch5505]

Well aren't you politically correct thanks we didn't know that 😂😂

[@mickirving6779]

Get off your high horse.

[@chazbo0715]

When this action actually took place and it did, Andersonville Prison did not exist.

[@venussky4677]

Good Movie ❤❤❤❤

[@mattsmelley5569]

This MAY, be better than the SEARCHERS, but idk. Ive seen both 200 times at least. Id hate to have to live off the difference

[@charlescorbee9498]

Also great movies: - Hatari - Donavans Reef - North to Alaska - Quite Man - Brennegan

[@AllenBashaar]

The Quiet Man is his best.

[@sabataskull9661]

Flying tigers Rio bravo El dorado

[@charlescorbee9498]

@@sabataskull9661 - Rio Lobo - The Searchers - She wore a Yellow Ribbon

[@v6g1r8]

What !? No votes for his role as Davy Crockett ? Well I'll be jiggered. 😟

[@emidj6727]

Gracias

[@manueldelavegabadia9674]

Es una de las cinco mejores películas de John Ford y, desde luego, no es un western ya que se desarrolla en Mississippi durante la guerra civil. La carga de los confederados en Newton, la desolación de miss. Hunter ante la destrucción de material ferroviario en la estación, la intervención desesperada de los chicos de la academia militar. Pero, sobre todas, cómo con el simple gesto de quitarle el pañuelo de la cabeza a la mujer que amas y anudartelo al cuello, se pueden reflejar mejor los sentimientos que con ardientes escenas de pasión. El romántico Ford era así.

[@sunriseboy4837]

Well spotted about the scarf.

[@Rick-jf6sg]

It's a Civil War movie, not a Western.

[@rogerlynch5279]

ALSO based on a historical Uniion raid during the Civil War

[@ediofonte4364]

Gostei, parabéns para a Cinemium !

[@maureenm8462]

Great film

[@eamestv]

I have seen every John Wayne western numerous times, every William Holden movie many times, and even met him once. Two of my favorite actors. However, I had never seen this movie before. My least favorite of those two giant actors. It was very nice to see Althea Gibson who played the maid in this film. She won Wimbleton grand slam in 1957, and 1958. Also, a golf pro, and a Hall of Famer.

[@Halfgig57]

This isn't a western. It's a Civil War movie.

[@edwardslade5296]

I was going to make same comment.

[@concepcionatienzaballester6347]

Por favor : en ESPAÑOL TAMBIÉN. ESTA PELÍCULA ES MAGNÍFICA. Traducir al inglés..

[@johnzajac9849]

Strother Martin is hilarious as one of the rebel deserters!

[@v6g1r8]

I'll always remember Strother Martin's remark in Cool Hand Luke, "What we got here . . . is a FAIL-YUH to communicate."

[@letoubib21]

*_Thx!_*

[@onkelfabs6408]

This movie may play in Full HD but the video material you are providing more looks like 360p

[@joelcopple3618]

This is THE HORSE SOLDIERS!!! Why did you avoid putting the film's title in the label or comments? It doesn't appear in the film itself until a minute in. There are critics who would say this WAS NOT John Wayne's best western movie.

[@lelandcollins7043]

Who would say that John Wayne ever had a bad western movie!

[@spikespa5208]

Copyright considerations?.

[@jerseymike7946]

@@lelandcollins7043 He made a lot of crappy 50 minute Westerns early in his career, usually he was part of a trio of crime fighters. Most made in 5 or 6 days for about 3 bucks. A good rule of thumb is that - save for one, maybe 2 exceptions - anything he made before 1939 is junk churned out by small studios, aimed at 10 year olds. However, in one of them he was the first singing cowboy in movie history, it was awful. By the way, the Duke would be the 1st to agree with me.

[@ronaldoalvesdeoliveira3527]

Bom filme para béns gostei muito do vídeo parabéns. Top😊❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@Texpilot22]

great movie

[@libertytreebud5406]

The Horse Soldiers

[@jerrylindley9096]

Classic movie , have to agree with the comment below regarding The Searches another fantastic movie,thank you.

[@Fred-mp1vf]

21:48 Great way to contaminate their drinking water. Smart doctor!😂

[@daneldwinbrooks8444]

True Grit .........

[@rodrigofuentes3491]

Great movie, actually, I enjoyed it a lot when I was a teenager (now, I'm 67).😂

[@TheJeremyseattle]

Always nice to come back and visit the Duke to get my curmudgeons refreshed

[@markelijio6012]

"The Horse Soldiers" (1959) was a Mirisch Corporation presentation of the Mirisch-Hallmark production, UA (1959-1981); MGM (1981-present) and SPE (Fall 1985-present). Filmed at the Lot, Warner Hollywood Studios, Los Angeles, California, USA TM and (c) 1959, Renewed 1987 MGM-Pathe Communications Co. and Hallmark Cards, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

[@glenncox9128]

Louisiana & Mississippi were also filming locations.

[@markelijio6012]

@@glenncox9128 Well Do!

[@p5hsegovia]

One of my favorite Ford flicks, even if there are a few cheesy parts. I heard though that it wasn’t that successful, may have lost money. There are several great Ford Wayne movies, Stagecoach, They were Expendable, Red River, the cavalry trilogy, (Rio Grande, She wore a Yellow Ribbon, Fort Apache), Quiet Man (another one of my favorites). Oh yeah, the Searchers! But my favorite western from that era was Shane. I never cared for his politics though for a guy who avoided military service during WW2 when other top actors went to serve, was kind of like a certain slob with feet problems going to occupy the White House who talks big but made sure he didn’t serve.

[@AnonYmous-fv1de]

Great movie, but not a western, it’s all on the east side of the Mississippi.

[@allenkennedy6748]

While this was directed by John Ford, it simply isn’t the best John Wayne western. Ford directed The Searchers as well and it makes this movie feel almost formulaic by comparison. Three years earlier The Searchers had everything: a superior script, greater supporting cast, and iconic cinematic shots. It stands as an example to be taught in film schools world wide. In it, the Duke isn’t really a wholly sympathetic character. Playing against type really made him loom larger than usual. When KZbin contributors make outlandish or unsupportable claims (clickbait) it’s usually to sell something or push individual taste. Go watch the Searchers and you will understand why this is true.

[@thalmus7784]

In reality John Wayne never would have fought in the Civil War. The coward avoided all wars off screen.

[@deniseblades41]

Considering they are in enemy territory they make plenty of noise with their mobile choir lol, Dennis

[@migueltarrero3333]

Macho man. You are the answer

[@josefernandez3334]

De las mejores peli.del Oeste ❤❤❤

[@scaone27]

Too many adverts (no I wont pay to stop them) so watched it elsewhere ad free

[@LaurenceOConnor-fg4dk]

Use brave browser as it has ad blocker.

[@Robert-mn8gc]

Gee a Few Smart Folk can tell the Difference between a Western & Civil War Movie 🎬 Who Care's , it's a John Wayne Flick ..

[@uher-audio]

"Der Letzte Befehl"!

[@emidj6727]

Por favor se podría subir a Yotuve en Castellano?

[@Philbert-s2c]

More of a war movie than a western (it's actually set in the Southeast) but a great film anyways.

[@Robert-mn8gc]

Miss Hunter is a Gr8 Look'in Southern Belle ... Yes Mame 😅

[@nigebkk]

It is a great movie But NOT his best !