Dances With Wolves....John Dunbar gets rescued.

[@matthewmartin95]

When they shot two socks I was devastated! I cried several times during this movie. Such a beautiful film.

[@mareksteinke7023]

Rozumiem twoje uczucia mi też dobrze że to film

[@adamstamp5386]

😢😢

[@peterp2153]

That running dismount was something else. Also love when Bauer turns around and sees Wind In His Hair giving war cries and swinging his weapon while the horse just speeds toward Bauer with all its Majestic power.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

And the fear on his face too. So satisfying.

[@ronaldshank7589]

...and it was quite a shock, when it ended up with Smiles A Lot, burying his Tomahawk deep into Sgt. Bauer's chest, right where his heart was! Death was definitely not kind to Sgt. Bauer! That Tomahawk Strike would've cut Sgt. Bauer's heart clean in half! Nobody could survive that!

[@NathanAlgren-in1eu]

@@AbrahamLincoln4 💪💪💪🫡

[@hannibalheyes339]

​@ronaldshank7589 Larry Joshua was Bauer and he did survive that. It was only a movie! Bawhaha!!!!😅

[@seifhashem6818]

That is the most satisfying thing I’ve ever seen my whole life

[@BonnChnd]

You have a low bar

[@NR-gv8ym]

So many scenes I enjoyed and so many scenes that tore my heart out....

[@eoinMB3949]

This scene hits me hard. I think every man would love a group of buddies who have your back the way the Indians have Dunbar's back.

[@jacoblazarin9426]

Heard that

[@ronaldshank7589]

There's one thing that Natives will never do-They will never desert a True Friend!

[@gulalatas9163]

Who doesnt want a have a friend like Wind In his hair?and nothing is more beautiful than to hear native indian war cry for me.

[@jarekwajcfeld6610]

Wind in his hair is epitome of true friend

[@paulw.9015]

That musical score is awesome

[@glenkirkpatrick4357]

By one of the best...another John... John Barry.

[@raterus]

The Sioux were ready to die in battle over John Dunbar. I only wish I had friends like that.

[@JohnPennock-d3y]

Wow, one of the BEST MOVIES EVER! John P.

[@GC0077]

Guerrilla warfare will always be the bane of a 'superior' force. This scene was awesome.

[@buckeyefangirl1976]

Wish they made movies like this now and with Kevin☺👍❤ love him. Loved this movie.

[@showtyme5439]

They tried with Waterworld and the Postman but they failed miserably. Wyatt Earp was good and more realistic but couldn't hold a candle to Tombstone.

[@raterus]

I bet you never realized the same Sioux that "stole" John Dunbar's hat is in this scene risking his life and of course, wearing that hat!

[@MrPatrickworthington]

In his mind, he didn't steal it. He felt if Dunbar was careless enough to leave it on the prairie he couldn't have wanted it. But he was convinced to give something up for it later. Fairtrade.

[@Route-kq8xd]

He still saw Dunbar as an outsider that can't be trusted. Dunbar eventually proved himself otherwise.

[@Ristopistox]

Wow!! Thanks!! Never saw it!

[@2endsformacircle762]

He didn't steal it. He picked it up in the prairie after the buffalo hunt and traded him for it.

[@NathanAlgren-in1eu]

🫡

[@rmjmoviereviews6876]

I remember my parents taking me to see this when it came out. I was only 9 years old so I was prepared to hate it. I loved it! And still do to this day. Regardless of Costner behind the scenes he's an awesome director and has a string of classic films. One of the GOATS!

[@mikejohnson1068]

The running jump off the cliff is my fav! 0 FUXX given...the young lad becoming a warrior at the soldiers expense is a close 2nd.

[@RyanJohnson-tw2ch]

What a movie !! One of the greatest ever made.

[@ballet07]

Never tire of this slaughter scene. Hats off to the American Indian stuntmen.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

indeed. Kill em all!

[@freedischwallin4031]

When I watch this movie I always stop right before Cisco gets killed. I saw this movie as a kid and I can still not watch any further. The most heartbreaking scene ever made in a movie. Number two is two socks and number three is when John leaves :'(

[@JohnJohn-vb8xf]

The Pawnee killing the dogs was also sad.

[@sherridrobac7485]

Yes All 3. Heartbreaks.

[@alexbarnes9364]

Kevin took going native to another level

[@oogiierdene265]

feel bad for two socks, and John Dunbar's poor horse. Their unselfishness made me cry.

[@vincentsartain3061]

Killing the horse wasn’t just evil, it was STUPID. It might be the one weak point of the whole movie. Horses were considered a valuable commodity, but this one wasn't just any nag, but a magnificent mount. The Cavalry was always needing more horses. Soldiers in the Civil War era wouldn't shoot horses unless during battle it would be the surest way to kill an attacker during a battle or skirmish; it was preferred to just shoot the enemy rider but confiscate the horse he was riding on.

[@edgufler1122]

One of the best scenes in the movie.

[@zerodreaming]

arguably the greatest slaughter set-piece in the entire western genre.

[@wilsonblauheuer6544]

it was a well done fight scene.

[@bombalu5]

You need to watch more westerns dude.

[@melaniecravens7240]

They are a fierce bunch. A force to be reckoned with.

[@eoinMB3949]

I wish this got a re-release in theatres. Would love to see it on the big screen

[@ChoctawNawtic4]

I love this scene...always felt bad about that fair officer being killed.

[@easygrin1127]

Choctawnic ye some deserve it more than others

[@easygrin1127]

bfflo78 he stops Wind in his hair from taking his scalp. But he is dead all right first one to go even if he survives an arrow to the heart where is he gonna go?

[@stewartnicol3028]

There were no fair officers, just as there were no fair officers in the concentration camps in Poland and Germany. There were only white men who went along with genocide....

[@easygrin1127]

Stewart Nicol OK well I Idie Amin ever heared of him? Or the Lakota tribe wiping out the pawnee every man woman and child. There are fair people everywhere just sometimes when u get lost in the pack and one man cannot stop an army or defy their orders monstrous as they are

[@thischannelisnolongeractiv211]

He deserved that because he killed 2 socks and Cisco

[@brettsoyars4341]

3:50 is my favorite part! When he finally got a hold of Spivey! Spivey was such an irritating character.

[@vincentsartain3061]

A no-good punk if there ever was one!

[@coolcat1684]

Brett Soyars Hed be a tweaker if he were around today ...

[@vincentsartain3061]

@@coolcat1684 I don't know about "Spivey" (as played by actor Tony Pierce), but according to IMDb, the guy who played "Timmons," the slovenly wagon driver, came to a bad end along the same lines you conjectured and what we would expect of people whom we (unfortunately) know or encounter today who are so much like Spivey. www.imdb.com/name/nm0665123/

[@brettsoyars4341]

The other fellow I didn't like was Boward. He got the worst of it, with that Indian kid plunging that hatchet into his chest.

[@danirodriguez3606]

i cage of laugh with Spivey s death

[@waterlilyqueen]

This is my favourite part of the movie, especially the way somebody yells "Indians!" I just realized that a big part of that is the fact that that moment looks like it could be a scary attack in another movie with Native Americans as the bad guys.

[@cezary.pawlicki]

The 53 dislikers were scalped by Wind In His Hair

[@ChiaraTheOriginalme]

🤣👏👏

[@vincentsartain3061]

Good one! Scalp all haters! 🤣

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

xd

[@sonyawalker9212]

Lol

[@shanekilpatrick3378]

Love the Director’s Cut. Dunbar wouldn’t let his brothers scalp the young officer. Reward for his kindness. In the afterlife he still has his hair.

[@jesusfarfan4401]

does anyone have that full movie and where can I watch it?

[@ricohsil6261]

I always liked this scene

[@jesusriveramoreno9702]

Exelente Película!!!...Danza con lovos!!

[@felominanoor3666]

GOAT movie..an award winner KCostner ❤👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@dracosworld1336]

I LOVE this movie

[@fesswah]

Dances with wolves REAL family showed up to rescue him.

[@Dreez76]

Any person that kills an animal for fun, i wouldn't hesitate strangling with my own hands.

[@rustyshakelferg4304]

Move up north

[@Boxingbear]

Assholes one and all. Deserve what they get.

[@coolcat1684]

I guess the trump boys won’t fare too well then ...

[@bombalu5]

Cool Cat .. Dude really? Even on this video you find an opportunity to TRUMP something.. You idiots that hate trump must have to say his name every second huh, when you take a shit, I bet you write trump on the turd before you flush, when you screw your hand I bet you say .. Trump, trump trump TRUMP.. I'M COMING TRUMP!!! .. Give the trump shit a rest you fucking idiot. This is a no politics video..

[@oilersridersbluejays]

@@coolcat1684 Trump has nothing to do with Dances With Wolves. I'm not even American, and I know I would much rather have Trump as a leader than Sleepy Joe Biden, Commie Bernie Sanders, or my country's leader: Mr. Do-Nothing Trudeau.

[@MarceloalejandroCoronel-yf4rv]

Buena película muy triste en partes como está parte matan al lobo sin motivo solo por maldad se ve mucho más cruel el blanco que el indio.

[@dracosworld1336]

Also best battle scene I’ve ever seen

[@vincentsartain3061]

Not everyone in this motley outfit deserved to die; the lieutenant, for instance, was a fair minded man who was only doing his job. But since these soldiers made themselves the enemy of Dunbar's Sioux warrior friends, the massacre was only to be expected, and most of them did have it coming. especially that worthless little creep, Spivey.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

Yeah. The Lieutenant didn't deserve to die in my opinion.

[@vincentsartain3061]

@@AbrahamLincoln4 Props to Dunbar for not allowing the lieutenant's body to be desecrated, though. Dunbar knew that the officer's heart wasn't in what he and the men under him were doing to obey his superiors.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

@@vincentsartain3061 indeed

[@vincentsartain3061]

@@AbrahamLincoln4 By the way, April 14 will soon be upon us -- especially YOU! Better make sure you have more competent bodyguards than you did LAST time!

[@thischannelisnolongeractiv211]

Those soldiers who shoot 2 socks Have no souls especially that ginger Soldier he has no soul

[@vincentsartain3061]

The "ginger soldier" was Pvt. Spivey -- who gives "pond life" a bad name. Hope he went straight to Hell after Dunbar finished him off!

[@coolcat1684]

CapitanUnPocoLoco 2004 they had no scalps too

[@vincentsartain3061]

@@coolcat1684 At least the poor lieutenant was spared the indignity, thanks to Dunbar who I'm sure was genuinely sorry that the lieutenant had to die along with the rest of the motley outfit of soldiers; most of the others richly deserved their fate and having their lifeless bodies defiled, but the lieutenant was clearly a good man and Dunbar knew it.

[@ndaulinendaulina5715]

He has worked with Costner before. The psycho sending the letters to Whitney.

[@alfigel7853]

yes, I thought that too. However, I think we can't compare the relationship we have towards animals today with that of people in, I don't know, 1865. When this film came out, there were almost no wild wolves here in Germany. Now over 30 years later they are almost becoming a plague. My relationship with these animals is somewhat different today than it was 30 years ago.

[@MarceloalejandroCoronel-yf4rv]

La veo mil vences me mata la música y está ecena

[@smaze1782]

The only thing that kinda bummed me out was that they killed Lt. Elgin. He actually showed Dunbar some compassion. Incredible movie. My top 3 all-time for sure.

[@jussieronen3707]

I don't care for vengeance but watching all those soldiers getting killed was so satisfying.

[@vincentsartain3061]

Except for the lieutenant. Maybe if Wind in His Hair had had more time to observe the lieutenant and had noticed how that the officer protected Dunbar from Spivey, the lieutenant might have been spared; however, because the lieutenant would be duty bound to inform his Army superiors of the massacre and Dunbar's involvement in it as well as to identify the Sioux tribe who ambushed him and his men, the Army would have then become relentless in hunting down Dunbar and his adoptive tribe and would have wiped them out and their whole village. So it was expedient that the lieutenant must die also. But maybe Wind did know all this about the lieutenant and thus gave him a quick and merciful death with the arrow shot to the heart, which was a better and moire honorable way to die then what was in store for the rest of the Army detachment who were holding Dunbar captive.

[@thegreyavenger2]

@@vincentsartain3061 That would have been awesome or even take him captive

[@jayhallman6666]

I remember watching this movie all the time growing up and thinking 3:18 was the coolest shit ever!

[@hispanico9037]

So satisfying deaths, for killing Cisco and Two Socks, but the commander officer, the first guy to get killed didn't deserve to go

[@vincentsartain3061]

Maybe if only the Sioux had seen the lieutenant protecting Dunbar from Spivey, they would have spared him.

[@hispanico9037]

@@vincentsartain3061 in a deleted scene after the ambush Wind in hair wants to scalp him but Dunbar stop him

[@vincentsartain3061]

@@hispanico9037 I saw the scene and even made reference to it somewhere in these boards. But it's likely that Wind hadn't seen the lieutenant saving Dunbar from Spivey's abuse; since he didn't know, Dunbar had to tell him to spare the dead lieutenant the indignity.

[@paddypenman2682]

Anybody else feel that the movie Avatar was basically a sci fi rip off of this?

[@eoinMB3949]

I think when Avatar was released some reviewer called it "Dancing with Smurfs"

[@willischalepah9488]

I don't see nobody me and my cousins used to throw lines from this movie at each other.

[@melaniecravens7240]

They are a force to be reckoned with

[@chantaltriffaut5506]

J’espérais recevoir le film en français..entier ,danse avec les loups (Kevin Costner)merci

[@DS-wk1kn]

That mullet is criminal.

[@alejandrosanmartinbarraza25]

Dance with wolves and the last samurai...in the same universe?....capt aldgreen was in this unit?

[@ML-dz5ix]

Possibly. Fort Hayes had 7th Cav (Algren), 5th Cav, 10th Cav. But, events are separated by about twelve years.

[@ConradHeiligCover]

1:06 thats so sad.... so sad.

[@halleck3]

Between Smiles a Lot killing the soldier and Dunbar drowning Spivey, this had to be about the most gratifying part of the movie.

[@f9qo]

It would have been smart to have hid the bodies, the wagon, and the military's horses, with no survivors the troops at the fort would not have known what had happened.

[@jesusriveramoreno9702]

Muy buena Película!!!!!..

[@manueljesusrojasvargas7556]

Si pasaran los principales escenas de las películas más taquilleras del 7mo. arte ????

[@emilianomiller7697]

That was also for Cisco and Two Socks.

[@seifhashem6818]

Define getting ur heart broken... = 1:06

[@memogrez1]

Una de las mejores peliculas de la historia,realìsta,historia,cultura de otros pueblos,etc,una maravilla !!!,,,,,,,Que diria el azqueroso de John Wayne al ver una obra como èsta?.

[@defencebangladesh4068]

How could you shoot that innocent animal? How?

[@vincentsartain3061]

If done for "sport" it IS immoral; if done by those who have mouths to feed, then they are no worse than the animal predators who kill and eat their prey for their own survival.

[@crispinjulius5032]

Because they’re garbage. They don’t care about animal life and they certainly don’t care about human life either.

[@defencebangladesh4068]

@@crispinjulius5032 true

[@thegreyavenger2]

The Pawnee also killed innocent dogs.

[@mrcool8324]

@@vincentsartain3061 why kill them?

[@brettsoyars4341]

I really got to where I hated those soldiers after killing Cisco & 2 socks! To me that is animal cruelty!

[@elijahbillie5136]

Well duh its animal cruelty dumbass. what else is it?

[@vincentsartain3061]

@@elijahbillie5136 Come on, is that response really necessary?

[@brettsoyars4341]

Still I wish he had gotten his journal booklet sooner. Then he wouldn't have had to go back to the fort. What irks me even more was (Spivey didn't bother to say that he had found the journal That (Dances with wolves/John J Dunbar) was talking about.

[@satiricwriter]

@2:35 He used to be in the army, but then he took an arrow in the knee

[@heleneschenbacher8512]

It was amazing that Kevin Costner did most of the riding himself! Quite the athlete--golf, baseball, and mounted archery. Here’s a great KZbin video on a guy explaining mounted archery while he’s riding! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nabQpoGkZ7V0h9E

[@WisconsinWanderer]

I felt so ashamed throughout this movie so much hate and ignorance from my ancestors, this was just the tip of the iceberg the indigenous peoples are so wrongly treated my tears are forever

[@kystars]

my grandfather was half Cherokee Indian, his mother was full blood. not sure what the makes me.

[@km09km08]

A great human!

[@easygrin1127]

kystars more American than others

[@heatherlawson9187]

It means your American like the rest of us

[@brokeskull616]

Bradley Rotterman a 1/4th..

[@forrestgumball]

You're a robot

[@adinaldomundim6563]

postem completo dublado ou legendado em portugues.

[@mtrich8113]

Glad this clip shows why those Yahoo "colonizers" got their asses whooped. And I love the music score of this movie especially on this part it's so moving.

[@sdean4816]

Great movie but terrible picture quality...

[@Skipjack7814]

I also like the fact that John Dunbar let his hair get long, but shaved every day. By the way, Rambo did the same thing, and so did Braveheart.

[@kevinswisher4675]

Two Socks scene was was a heartbreaker, But I loved the scene were that bastard who shot Two socks got mutilated.

[@rabbitskinner]

a great film

[@mr.nibblenips4231]

Damn you Two Socks! Why did you follow?

[@Boxingbear]

He followed because his interaction with John Dunbar showed him that some humans could be trusted. Unfortunately those type of people are few and far between in this movie. And perhaps in real life as well. There was no reason to kill that animal.

[@vincentsartain3061]

I wish the narrative had allowed for Two Socks to escape such a cruel fate. ☹️ Two Socks struck me as being a genetic throwback to the original wolves of prehistoric times who were tamed and bred to become the ancestors of modern domestic dogs.

[@jonessoda4me1]

Two Socks you shall be avenged with passion.

[@clirimshaini3635]

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[@clirimshaini3635]

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[@clirimshaini3635]

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[@clirimshaini3635]

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[@clirimshaini3635]

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[@mitchbarredo3990]

Met lots of Spideys in my life.

[@vincentsartain3061]

I presume you mean "Pvt. *Spivey*" and NOT "Spider-Man?"

[@PeterOkeefe54]

finest movie ever made

[@tomevans4402]

Great movie

[@2serveand2protect]

ONE QUESTION (IF I MAY?) ...well! - BELIEVE IT OR NOT!, but (...Idk how to even say it??...) ...what I have rembered THE MOST throughout all the years, AFTER that movie "went global", was THAT WOLF! - "Two socks" - SHOT UP...JUST FOR "FUN"! I don't know why? - CANNOT EXPLAIN IT! - there were MANY beautiful scenes, great performances, GREAT Actors with a "majorA" and PLENTY of much more cruel - savage and bloody fights - FOR FUCK'S SAKE! - THERE WAS AN ATTACK ON UNARMED VILLAGE WITH HUNDREDS OF BUTCHERED MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN! ...and YET! ... I remember when they shot "Two Socks", the BEST - I've remembered it for years (...DECADES, now!). So HERE COMES THE QUESTION >>> "WHY"?? ...am I "weird" if think it this way?? WORSE! - am I a "psycho"?? PS. Damn I LOVED that animal!

[@elijahbillie5136]

Shut the fuck up. You Are not making any sense. go back to school and learn how to construct sentences properly. As your father I demand you to go back to kindergarten

[@vincentsartain3061]

@@elijahbillie5136 You're being a real troll, you know that? SO WHAT if the guy didnt the construct his writing like an English major? It's easy enough to figure out he was expressing his righteous disdain toward worthless fools who harm animals for the fun of it! SHEESH!

[@banderas2000]

so cool

[@jorgergonzalezvisualartist8925]

With the events on the news about the pervert that played smiles a lot the sergeant should had finished the job on him!!

[@stevedandy973]

EPIC.

[@MarioCindric]

Epic movie.

[@MyoclonicJerkCough]

Two Socks :(

[@paulmay6812]

MyoclonicJerkCough avenged at last

[@2serveand2protect]

Damn right.

[@mi88827]

Di setting paling tinggi tetap saja gambarnya kabur 😩

[@kimandrei7525]

❤️❤️❤️

[@mohicanmachine99]

Let me hear your war cry!!

[@--lord_yugo--8469]

Aaaahhhhhhh 🔫

[@marcroigcebrian]

3:58 c,mon man!

[@sandromontino5468]

Omero dall'Iperuranio guarda questa scena e desidera che gli "Indiani" facciano giustizia!!!

[@elkmike23]

I can't watch the Two Socks and Cisco death scenes. Always really bothered me. But I always felt better when Smiles A Lot buried that tomahawk

[@brantleyshouthers207]

The wolf saved Him.

[@sandraramirez6961]

1:18

[@arielasoares5206]

E nós

[@ftc174]

Wind in his hair is 1 bad Indian!

[@andrewgorray8901]

Those Union troops were no better than SS Waffen troops in WW2. Bauer might as well have been fighting for the Third Reich.

[@houjo5476]

When they killed the wolf they were done for

[@paulchapman2451]

"Dumb Bear"

[@oilersridersbluejays]

Felt bad for the officer getting killed, the rest not so much at all.

[@vincentsartain3061]

Yeah, he was more of a "casualty of war" than he was somebody who deserved his fate. 😕

[@emmm9922]

Bower was a cower even in real life 😂😂😂😂😂

[@emmm9922]

I like my own comment because iam native young full of life 😆

[@tonys.765]

If you see indans be afraid if you don't see indans be very afraid

[@schallrd1]

When you realize you are rooting for the Indians.

[@vernstevenson7129]

Revenge fulfilled

[@fabiosparza2596]

una reconquista mal. la 4ta.