Explosive Ending Scene (The Quick and The Dead movie).wmv

The Quick and the Dead is a 1995 western film directed by Sam Raimi and starring Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio. The story focuses on "The Lady" (Stone), a gunfighter who rides into the 1878 Wild West town of Redemption, controlled by the ruthless John Herod (Hackman). The Lady joins a deadly dueling competition in an attempt to exact revenge for her father's death.
Writer Simon Moore's script for The Quick and the Dead was purchased by Sony Pictures Entertainment in May 1993, and actress Sharon Stone signed on as both star and co-producer. Development was fast tracked after director Sam Raimi's hiring, and principal photography began in Old Tucson Studios in Arizona on November 21, 1993. Distribution duties were covered by Sony-owned TriStar Pictures and Columbia Pictures. The Quick and the Dead was released in the United States on February 10, 1995 to a dismal box office performance, and received mixed but generally favorable reviews from critics.
This was Woody Strode's final performance (the film is dedicated to him), as well as the last theatrical release of Roberts Blossom.

[@bruceleroy8063]

"How do you feel? I'm nervous. It takes a lot to scare me. I love the sensation". One of the most convincing bad ass things you could say to your opponent. It's so genuine that they'd instantly believe everything else you ever said about yourself.

[@sdp271]

The irony of the moment? When she showed back up and let him know who she really was, *he was scared shitless*. And she knew it.

[@Firebrand55]

Hackman........always watchable, always convincing, always compelling....no actor quite like him.

[@franrivas3219]

yeap

[@iamAwesomo1994]

except when he flipped over from being shot in the head. who's idea was that?

[@jp-sn6si]

he was horrible in this movie

[@theactualcanadian8300]

“I’m gonna save this here town....” *levels the fucking place*

[@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239]

TheActualCanadian sometimes to fix the rot you have to destroy the system completely.

[@Kspice9000]

Love it when the protags have such righteous anger that it literally adds cannonball momentum to their handgun fire. Hackman flew back 15 ft from a regular bullet

[@thatlittlevoice6354]

Fysix

[@rc5924]

"You stole my life" "I don't even know who you are"

[@johnlewis9745]

It needs to be said yet again. Gene Hackman really is a class act.

[@jbfiveash636]

He plays the bad guy so well

[@timjones147]

Why? He’s just an actor

[@johnlewis9745]

@@timjones147 Yes, just an actor. But one of the World’s finest. Are you one of the World’s finest at what you do ?

[@timjones147]

@@johnlewis9745 . Lmao. He’d spit on you peasant.

[@george2113]

Then how desperate was he to be in this swamp?

[@barnabyaprobert5159]

I could watch Sharon Stone slowly walk down a dusty road all freakin' day long.

[@desiv1170]

I always loved that line. "You're not fast enough for me" ... "Today, I am..."

[@valentinesunday8694]

Since you're wounded and discombobulated from not one but 2 explosions, now I'm faster than you

[@jayrowe6473]

That was a good movie, but I would have liked it better if it hadn't used all the corny over-the-top special effects. The story was plenty strong enough to stand on its own.

[@jansnauwaert1785]

Nothing special about it.

[@rabbijoe316]

Very much in line with the line from Miracle: "If we played them 10 games, they might win 9. But not THIS game. Not tonight. "

[@tatianalyulkin410]

A female Inyigo Montoya.

[@Killzoneguy117]

"We did it Patrick. We saved the city"

[@wolfgangkobe3268]

78uu

[@robertclendeninglendaiying996]

Clendenin @@wolfgangkobe3268

[@tinyspacepeople9384]

😂😂😂

[@xizang3815]

I and about a billion other guys are in love with Sharon Stone.

[@thomasbernard8922]

I didn't know they were shooting depleted uranium bullets in the 1878 Wild West...

[@johndododoe1411]

More like rocket propelled grenades.

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

The elation of the townspeople upon Herod's demise quickly soured when they realized most of the town had been blown to smithereens.

[@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449]

😆😆😆😆

[@dtcarpediem]

Hey they had enough money to rebuild it lol unless that was blown up too and in that case yea that is a sad plot hole 😂😂😂.

[@jthomasaustin]

I figured Sharon would blow up the brothel, but she didn't have to do the bar owner like that, he was a victim too

[@gkroll8467]

The quick and the evil dead not raimis best but good

[@gkroll8467]

Csmpbrll shoukd have been it

[@bigmeandog849]

God bless Gene Hackman- One of the greatest actors of all time. He was so good - He is convincing - " I have always wanted to fight you Cord, ever since I met you"

[@joshaverill4120]

He had a boat at the marina I worked at in Florida. It broke loose one day so there I am standing next to him holding a rope and I told him to just lean back and wait. Once the boat started coming back he looked at me and smiled and said "amazing what two humans can accomplish together". I saw him often after that but we never spoke again.

[@skummisrocker]

WHO? 😝😁

[@taylordw]

The acting in this film is 1st rate all around!

[@TheStockwell]

I appreciate how he retired without attracting attention or making a big show out of it. He just stopped making films. That is SO Hackman! 👏

[@nigelharris1502]

@@joshaverill4120 cbbggg

[@kerryclark4967]

I loved that movie! Hackman plays the villain very well!

[@billybobby7607]

Way too corny. With extra corn with corn sauce with a side ordering of corn

[@Slasher2344]

Russel Crowe will always be Maximus Decimus Meridius to me

[@mistermonologue2442]

Commander of the armies of the north, general of the felix legions, loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife. And he will have his vengeance, in this life or the next.

[@alessandrodorsi9800]

And Luca Ward his magical Italian voice 🇮🇹

[@vtbmwbiker]

I always see him as Jack Aubrey. " This ship is England. So, it's every man to his rope or gun, quick is the word and sharp is the action. After all, Surprise is on our side...."

[@alanle4731]

To me he is Gluteus Maximus Deliciousness

[@kingkudzu352]

Maybe he will pull a Brendan Frasier and just act again but just let loose a lil lmao

[@Nekulturny]

Thats actually a really horrifying scene, it bothers me even more as an adult than as a teenager when I saw this movie that she had to live with the fact that she shot her own father trying to save him.

[@jessesheets2460]

I agree. You can tell that it was an enormous part of what made her the person she is as an adult. How do you outlive something like that?

[@nicomeier8098]

You mean the story they stole from Once Upon a Time in The West?

[@lego4virgo]

@@nicomeier8098 Eh, not quite stole--the trope of living with losing a loved one because of an event the protagonist had control over, is an old one. "Once Upon a Time.." and "The Quick..." just told it differently.

[@trorisk]

It's the flashback with the father/brother hanging at the end of a rope and the souvenir that the villain left to the child that really feel "déjà vu". They could had a bit of imagination to reveal the connection between the characters.

[@lego4virgo]

@@trorisk Cuz it's a familiar trope, that's why it's deja vu. But I wouldn't call it blatantly copying it.

[@fix0the0spade]

When Cort gives that little half smile, just for a fraction of a second Herod looks genuinely terrified. Like he's scene that look before, but it was so long ago he'd forgotten what it felt like to be there, one little expression and it hits Herod that this time he might lose. Herod can't match Cort's gaze, he looks down and blinks, feeling genuine fear for the first time in years, possibly ever. I love it, it such a subtle little moment in a very unsubtle film.

[@patrickdurham8393]

Gene Hackman is one of the most versatile actors ever.

[@kleetus92]

The blind man in Young Frankenstein!

[@kleetus92]

@Russell Collier Wait! I was going to make Espresso!

[@blanchae]

I like how all the bad guys woke up and color coded their outfits.

[@BeetleBuns]

It's the wild west, not the unfashionable west

[@jeromeyeo4720]

wow Herod could see the bullet coming when he screamed xD

[@Afdog]

I guess he had quick eye as well

[@james140576]

Gene Hackman is one of the greatest actors of all time

[@fokkerd3red618]

Right on with that.

[@rycs16]

even he couldn't save this movie.

[@mainzergirl9610]

And Sharon stone is not.

[@CorsetGrace]

Too bad they gave him such a stupid death scene.

[@markjenner7199]

The music at the end was pure Clint Eastman western music

[@bobbysealejunior6590]

Judging by the comments I think some people took this movie way too serious....it was meant to be a little hokie....some people are judging it like it’s supposed to be Unforgiven.

[@curtisyost5247]

Maybe some don't take it kinda but you're judging

[@bobbysealejunior6590]

@@curtisyost5247 um, wha….?

[@charlainemarkesen4708]

You are so correct. ☺️

[@stephentemple5617]

Unforgiven the movie now we're talking I like when the man with no name shoots the shop owner the sheriff's that's was a innocent man should have thought about it before use my friend as decoration

[@BackwoodsFilms]

I may be in the minority, but I find this movie much more re-watchable than Unforgiven. I love Sam Raimi's directing style.

[@karebear4485]

“The law has come back to town” Lady, you blew up half the town

[@snowscapephile4709]

So what? This would work with the US as well. Blow up the "right" half of the country and the world would live in peace afterwards.

[@gayan2517]

No no. Not the town, just the clock tower, the mansion, the saloon, the department store, and a few houses.

[@elrondorio]

And the whorehouse

[@CommentorX]

@@elrondorio NO! NOT THE WHOREHOUSE! Why even live?

[@fluke1172]

She is a dimcratt.

[@cheyenneasiafoxe292]

Russel Crowe and Gene hackman--it doesn't get much better than that! Though Sharon Stone as a gunfighter is silly,, it's a good film and she is such a beauty!

[@wulltaylor]

Why is it silly ?

[@nelliecooper4320]

@@wulltaylor Right! I think she fulfilled her dream of tracking down the dog that was responsible for her killing her dad.It wasn't so much that she was a gun fighter,she did what she had to do to get to challenge him.Everybody else was just collateral damage,plus they were no good anyhow.Look at.the dog who rapes the young girl.Deserved to die.One of them looked all funky.He deserve ved to die.

[@jelanitarik7423]

Gene Hackman standing there with a hole in him had me in stitches! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thesoultwins72]

@Jelani Tarik.......This POS film was a comedy wasn't it?

[@jelanitarik7423]

@@thesoultwins72 It certainly seems like it!

[@gymshoe9235]

@@jelanitarik7423 Too bad they left out the humor.

[@pargolf3158]

If he had a hole in him, he should be in stitches not you.

[@johnlewis9745]

That’s down to the director and not the actor.

[@deanborgese9455]

I don’t understand why everyone hates on this movie. I love this movie

[@pjosepha]

Amen

[@gymshoe9235]

If you're a gutless cowardly liberal you will love this movie.

[@ReaverLordTonus]

So how far out of town do you think she got before she thinks "probably should have had the doctor take care of this gunshot wound" and everyone else thinks "wait, she just blew up half the town, we're an isolated community so we're screwed"

[@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239]

hahahahaha

[@elmerjfapp5730]

i thought it was completely hilarious they had her shoot her dad in the head. i figured they where gonna have her actually hit the rope and then the bad guys would shoot him while on the ground but they went the whole extra mile and had her hit him in the head. pure fucking gold

[@LucidLivingYT]

@@elmerjfapp5730 The fuck?

[@KaraokeNig]

It's in the after credits, couple miles beyond the town she realises that she's gonna bleed to death so she returns but the reality of their disastrous situation caught up with townsfolk so they hung her . The end

[@robrick9361]

Gunshot was fake but the point about the town is true.

[@bushbasher85]

When I first saw this I saw this on TV and I thought to myself “This is so much like a Sam Raimi movie”. Only to find out, Sam Raimi did direct this movie!

[@howard5992]

so many tell tale signs (in a good way) I think he inspired the Coen brothers as well

[@chaowu5139]

Didn't know until recently that he directed this. Makes sense now

[@PennsyPappas]

People criticize this movie. However being that it's supposed too be an over the top spaghetti western for the 90s I truly enjoy watching this movie. There are far worse movies too watch and this movie has some acting treats in it. I can understand why people don't like it but it's far from a bad movie.

[@thelasttaarakian]

Most people just don’t understand Sam Raimi films...

[@PennsyPappas]

@@thelasttaarakian That's possible, I don't know or think I've seen any of his other films. I at have to look them up just too see what they're like. But after watching this one I think I already know.

[@thelasttaarakian]

@@PennsyPappas he made Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, Army of Darkness, the Toby McGuire Spiderman movies, and Drag Me Back To Hell. They are all over the top movies not meant to be taken too seriously and are just fun films.

[@PennsyPappas]

@@thelasttaarakian I've watched the Toby McGuire spiderman movies which I did like. The rest I'm not familiar with.

[@B..P..]

Even the Godfather movies got criticized by some people. You can not make everybody happy. Also no movie is perfect.

[@andrewsmith8729]

Sharon Stone is an absolute stunner. Never really liked the movie but loved watching her walking back into town. She would have to be close to being the prettiest woman Hollywood has seen in the last 50 years.

[@DieFlabbergast]

Julia Roberts.

[@Gallagherfreak100]

@@DieFlabbergast Nah. Cybill Shepherd. In the 70's, she was the hottest.

[@pargolf3158]

@@DieFlabbergast Not even close to Sharon Stone.

[@gatekeeperboxing5898]

I liked Sharon Stone, but more of a Kim Basinger guy myself.

[@andrewsmith8729]

@@gatekeeperboxing5898 Yes, I quite like Kim Basinger myself.... and Rebecca De Mornay...... but they aren't in the same class looks wise as Sharon Stone. Halle Berry and Sofia Vergara. They are all a good looking women.

[@galleryteneuesartnouveau9353]

Hackman,Stone,Crowe DiCaprio were all phenomenal Hollywood legends ain't got tired watching this since ived lost my own copy of video CD I have to find good copy again no matter what it cost legendary movies such as this,created by legendary people like them are indeed hard to come by they don't do movies like this these days

[@wmgthilgen]

THANK YOU!!! I fell asleep before the end of this movie and until now, never new it's ending.

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

People mistake campiness for bad acting. This film is brilliant when you consider it in the proper context. How else could there be so many A-list names connected to it? All I want to know is why the rooftop shooters did not prone out in their positions. They'd make less of a target and shoot more accurately.

[@gbluetoo]

And others mistake bad acting for campiness.

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

@@gbluetoo The subjectivity of it makes for lots of varying opinions, but you couldn't have that much hokeyness in a single big budget film unless it was put there deliberately. So you can try to be Siskel and Ebert, or you can crack a cold one and be entertained. Your choice.

[@dwheald]

The last two waited around while Russell Crowe stood completely still. Try shooting him. Of course you'll miss, but at least try.

[@jedironin380]

"And they always got to wear those great raincoats. Even when it was 110* in the shade." -Rustler's Rhapsody 😁

[@macmcleod1188]

Yep. Absolutely. This movie is a gem.

[@michaelwear2252]

still one of my favourite films

[@dirdib69]

Nice touch, showing just how insanely good a gunfighter Cort is even after his long abstention - no effort at all for him to dispose of the remaining henchman. It's the one thing the movie doesn't give us, the answer to whether or not Cort would have outdrawn Herod. I suspect he would have, Herod was nearly as scared of him as he was of Ellen, once he realized.

[@jasonshepherd4771]

Not to mention that Herod's hand is trembling when he's about to draw, shows that Herod knows that Cort is GOOD.

[@georgenambo2685]

Gene Hackman is such a badass he even did a backflip meant to land on his feet but would've ruined the ending👍👏

[@gammap6114]

hahaha.... brilliant comment

[@georgehenderson7783]

"Sorry John, changed the rules. From now on all the fights are fair." John ( to The Lady": "Who are you?" What else can he say? He's utterly defeated.

[@CITIAN2009]

Thank you for posting..."love the sensation"...Feel the fear and do it anyway!

[@Rikki0]

The most important thing is, when you've just been wounded in a gunfight, to heroically mount a horse and ride boldly out of town, being sure not to get your gunshot wound treated by a doctor first.

[@lesberkley3821]

If it's good enough for Shane.

[@Baribrotzer]

@@lesberkley3821 Or Cheyenne

[@TheTibetyak]

She was going to go to the doctor, but suddenly realized that the clinic was blown up.

[@TricksterDa]

@@lesberkley3821 , I have a friend who swears Shane died on his horse, that's why he never replies to Brandon deWilde after that last "goodbye" and why they have him ride through Boot Hill on the very last shot of the movie. Sometimes I agree with my friend and sometimes I don't. Depends on my mood, I guess.

[@wardsmith2542]

Hit her in the silicone so she was fine

[@xsvin3749]

I watch this movie about once a year. Killer cast, plus Raimi makes this one of my favorites.

[@lorddamocles2222]

It's good how the guys in black dusters can apparently teleport onto the rooftops...

[@Eddie21k]

Or maybe he employed the services of more than 4 men!

[@maxleung2762]

@@Eddie21k that’s what I’m saying, I usually don’t comment on comments more than 3 days old but this guys a bafoom!

[@TricksterDa]

That final flashback with her memory of being "responsible" for her dad's death is reminiscent of the flashback ending of Sergio Leone's "Once Upon A Time in the West." I guess if you're going to rip someone off, why not rip off from the best.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

Yes. And also the climactic scene between Inigo Montoya and Count Rugen in The Princess Bride.

[@TricksterDa]

@@KZbinallowedmynametobestolen , wow, that's right.

[@rkiss6114]

Yes...Harmonica... Good catch.

[@carmineredd1198]

and for a few dollars more

[@R3dp055um]

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

[@dalebannon8503]

Did you notice, early in this clip, that they showed the face of the town clock? Go back and check it out. The clock face is in Roman Numerals. This is an authentic depiction of the German influence on clock and watch construction. View the number four on the clock face. One would expect the Roman Numeral IV. What do you actually see? You see, instead, something different; a “made up” “Roman Numeral” IIII. Yes: IIII. Why? Because those very precise German watchmakers were disturbed about the watch face being “out of balance.” They saw the watch face as divided into thirds. This way, the first third of the numbers now have all i’s (I, II, III,IIII). The second third of the watchface now contains v’s (V, VI, VII, VIII). The remaining third contains x’s (IX, X, XI, XII). Life is so much better when things are aesthetic. 😆

[@seanmathews1826]

Those two guys flying off the clocktower as it explodes 😆😅🤣😂👍

[@tedhardulak7698]

What I love about this the most is these are REAL explosions. Not the CGI ones created today that look so fake. Great job even some of it is overt the top.

[@georgehenderson7783]

That last shot from Sharon was really over the top, but everyone loved it. 😁

[@zarnell]

oh yeah, and the realistic way he flipped 360 degree's when shot in the eye!!

[@kleetus92]

I was thinking, that's a shit load of det cord to time all that... and the fact that nobody noticed or tripped over it? Amazing!

[@martinlopez2816]

Like Black Widow, which has the worst explosion EVER! CGI SUCKS!

[@dirdib69]

Ellen is Herod's bill coming due. She wins due to his fear as much as having that one moment in her life when she is the fastest draw she'll ever be. I love that Ellen doesn't stay, and that Cort finds his true penance for his past is to become the law and help the people of Redemption rebuild.

[@dylanphan26]

Comes in out of nowhere, blows up half the town, kills Sheriff, doesn't elaborate any further, leaves.

[@garyburrows837]

It made sense that the the light should shine so clearly through Hackman's two-dimensional character

[@papasmurf5598]

Hackman made this move, if not for his performance it wouldn’t have even made to the theater.

[@Biffo1262]

@@papasmurf5598 Shame the director f#cked up the ending with that crap.

[@Commanderziff]

If someone tells you to run, never do so in a straight line, in the open. He could have easily run between some buildings to break his line of sight. Maybe Gene still would have gotten him, but he would have had to work for it.

[@kristofthibaud8491]

i like how the music tells you how to feel

[@YoRon427]

The clock struck 12 then blew up half a second later and they still hadn't shot each other... Also it was amazing how he could actually see the final bullet coming toward his head and had time to scream.

[@harrymundy5393]

Wow

[@maximocristobalvaldespino5408]

very funny and unrealistic...🤣

[@bazza945]

Repeat after me: "This is a Hollywood film,"

[@csaracho2009]

Struck 12 (and not 6 O’clock) Since it was Europe?

[@stillwaitingfor99]

And look at the flip he pulled he really stuck the landing

[@danielhanawalt4998]

Hard to believe this was 26 years ago. A story of sweet revenge. Of a man who saw his payback coming. Trying to bluff telling her she wasn't fast enough. Coolest part may have been when he saw the light spot in his shadow. Awesome movie.

[@willybones3890]

If your 12 maybe.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

@@willybones3890 Yes, maybe. But we all carry a little of our days of youth throughout our lives. Sometimes something will connect with that part of us. It's different for different people.

[@dwightherrington7793]

Has it been thay many yrs since this movie was released. Well i guess it has its right after it was released i dumped sharon stone i got bored with her she just didnt do anything for me so i figured it was time for me to move on and look for greener pastures.

[@hodaka1000]

@@willybones3890 Forever young

[@andronikusable]

A man who takes a gunshot,stands like a big tree,a bulet so slow he can scream at it while its flying right to his skull...what a bullshit.

[@sirridesalot6652]

A pistol bullet can't make a grown man flip over like that even with a shot to the head. A comedic end for sure.

[@lostwizardcat9910]

no shit? no small arm can do that. the amount of energy it would take is to massive to fit in any handheld weapon other than maybe a grenade launcher on a very good day

[@repnatl]

@@lostwizardcat9910 but remember the first round went right through him without knocking him back 10ft lol

[@chris93703]

You're probably more likely to just fall to the ground like a log.

[@The-Deadite]

Sam Raimi prioritizes style over realism

[@HumbertoSqualavarez42069]

C'mon man. It's that big iron. Western guns and 70s movie guns the recoil hits the target too duh. Lol

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I stood up and cheered in the end! So glad it was over!

[@djrychlak4443]

That's a mean thing to say. I enjoyed it. Some people are only happy when they're bitching.

[@maniacal1870]

This was such an amazing movie. VASTLY underappreciated.

[@rotorheadv8]

Really? I thought the entire premise was as dumb as a bucket of rocks. So much talent wasted on this.

[@willybones3890]

It was terrible.

[@Ray277737]

@@willybones3890 Trolling on the river....

[@Ray277737]

@@rotorheadv8 wow not much of a movie person eh?

[@rotorheadv8]

@@Ray277737 Actually, I am. I never saw the attraction of it.

[@747driver3]

Hackman is the best. Makes every movie he is in.

[@joememphis1571]

I loved how Gene Hackman’a character’s world crashed and burned before his eyes. He thought he got Sharon Stone until he saw the hole through his shadow and then he takes a bullet to the eye.

[@nicomeier8098]

From the way the bodies are thrown back when hit by a bullet you'd think they were shooting bowling balls...

[@rcslyman8929]

Great movie. Over-the-top action, but that gave it a "True Legends of History" feel. Like listening to a story, you know it's embellished... here's the visual version. Just worked so well, and everyone gave an awesome performance.

[@bitumenroad4648]

It would've made more sense if she missed all three and her dad gets killed But right in the middle of the head is more dramatic and I love it 😂😂

[@tatianalyulkin410]

Now you didn't REALLY think he was gonna keep his word?

[@nadeemgp]

Watch the whole movie..Movies are for entertainment don't try to find reality in them. The movie is entertaining

[@turanamo]

There are classics and then there is this.

[@MarkSmith-ud4sd]

This was a pop corn flick, not a run for the Oscars.

[@nelliecooper4320]

It was a very good b movie.I enjoyed it and every character was played brilliantly.They were made for the role that they played.Leonardo Decaprio is a very good actor.

[@WhatevrNevrmnd]

Hackman was a hell of a villian in this movie.

[@iffracem]

Just love how how Hollywood can so easily defeat the laws of physics.

[@chuckthebull]

first bullet leaves just a hole but he never moves ,, second he does a back flip... its all so dumb!

[@nicolebass4352]

Haaaa, What I want an answer to is EVER BAD GUY IN BLACK in Direct Summer sun light ! Ridgecrest 2Day 113 predicted, 🤦‍♀️

[@CARLIN4737]

you need help pal? Its a film. All made up. Made up for our entertainment. Jeez....

[@chuckthebull]

@@CARLIN4737 well I suppose some people enjoy having their intellect insulated.. guess even that is a form of entertainment? it's a pretty bad comedy when nothing's funny. what sort of help is required to enjoy stupid? lobotomy? or does yours come naturally?

[@coppulor6500]

@@chuckthebull you're both right. Of course it's not accurate. Just like mags with bottomless ammo, plot armor etc. But it's meant for entertainment/drama. Not a documentary. I started enjoying movies far more once I stopped nitpicking and engaged my "suspension of disbelief". The backflip was a bit over the top though lol

[@CurrentlyOnLV-426]

This movie taught me everything I needed to know about human body and how it works.

[@paulroggenbeck3129]

My dreams aren't even that ridiculous.

[@dr.michaelr.foreman2170]

One of my favourite westerns, in the spirit of the good ole spaghetti westerns Clint Eastwood use to star in.

[@Wolfsky9]

I loved this film. LOVED IT ! And as for Sharon Stone ; too bad no one had the foresight to create a TV series, with her character ; a REAL TV series, like an HBO series. This is a role made for her .

[@patstocker3658]

I soooo agree with you. I found her spell binding. Totally believable

[@michaelrose7608]

@@patstocker3658 😢

[@Iron-Bridge]

Yes. Compelling back story. Something tragic we can identify with. Not a tired Mary Sue trope.

[@blacksquirrel4008]

Finally, a video that lives up to its title

[@chromosome24]

You killed Lieutenant Dan!

[@eliferguson3422]

Is that a Lucifer reference?

[@chromosome24]

@@eliferguson3422 Her dad is played by Gary Sinise who also plays lieutenant Dan in Forrest Gump.

[@eliferguson3422]

@@chromosome24 ohhhhh. Cause in this show Lucifer, there's a guy named lieutenant Dan, and he died.

[@meep9231]

@@eliferguson3422 yeah that’s a different Lt Dan

[@lifesgreat9951]

A great ending to a great film. This and Pale Rider are my favorite westerns.

[@gbluetoo]

You are easily amused.

[@kennethhume8628]

@@gbluetoo , I’m easily amused I guess cos I like this film .

[@Biffo1262]

@@kennethhume8628 The ending was 100% Disney fantasy.

[@kennethhume8628]

@Steven Booth , most films are fantasy so I don’t see your point .

[@ingognito369]

Unforgiven and Yuma. However they are all great

[@abunidalparedes]

This is one of my three favorites from Sharon Stone, the other two being Basic Instinct and Casino.

[@warrenoleary7172]

Sharon sure looked great her her cowboy leather pants , jacket & boots .

[@smartalek180]

Total Recall doesn't make the list? She was brilliant in that.

[@perceptionmatters7082]

Its a great film, it deserves more attention.

[@videosallnight]

Man does not live by dead alone.

[@moondawg3693]

Reason this video shows the end of the movie, is because nobody got that far when they tried to watch it. So bad.

[@harrymills2770]

It got better after Leonardo got killed off.

[@jugbywellington1134]

🤣🤣🤣

[@paulorobertoderezende8349]

La mejor película de western que he visto.

[@user-pm3wk6lw6m]

The Lady: throws a Marshal's star Herod: Do You Have the Slightest Idea How Little That Narrows It Down?

[@Randy_King77]

The brilliance of the acting Bravo. 5🌟's

[@BenjaminPitkin]

I was expecting an explosive ending. I wasn't disappointed.

[@bothatguyyoudontknow]

Damn, got that Halo headshot physics lol

[@bobgarlen]

Is this Sam Raimi's most underrated movie? I do believe it is.

[@johnoneill4483]

Looks like a great film.................... ..to miss!.

[@tomasrikona4021]

Gene Hackman is one of the most powerful actors the American movie industry has ever produced. He delivers a sinister wisdom and threat of menace in the same voice with the casual ease of a seasoned sociopath. He was fantastic in Enemy of the state with that other guy who's not even in the same league.

[@mauriciocotapos313]

Que gran actor Gene Hackman! 👏👏👏👏

[@dbreiden83080]

As violent and cruel as Herod was it says something that he was willing to fight Cort with his left hand because of Cort's injury. He respected Cort and was eager to find out who truly was the best?

[@Itsaayush789]

Underrated movie..

[@colinstanhouse6663]

Still one of the best modern western movies

[@allanplant8756]

Her last bullet was so slow that he had time to scream between when she fired it and when it hit him. And that bit where the sun shines through the bullet hole always makes me laugh. I thought it only happened in cartoons. It was a stupid movie. I loved it!

[@hamimhameem3411]

Thx for ur comment, upon reading it, watched again, for the first time didnt noticed a hole in his shadow..... & funny part, the last bullet does flip him 360,clearly show some bits & pieces of humour around... & one of the beatiful actress gone quiet, Sharon Stone.

[@jomon723]

Sergio Leone, Now that is a director , no clean faces there

[@goku8621]

I mean it is Sam Raimi that’s his style lol

[@liamg1706]

So he was made of cardboard all along ,I should have known

[@timnor4803]

I'm with you Allan. Ridiculous movie with great actors. Ludicrous fight scenes but I will still watch for the few good lines😂😂😂

[@scm50able]

An excellent movie. All western movie lovers must watch this movie.

[@TheBuri00]

Thats what happens when you mess with Lt. Dan.

[@briancarr4607]

Well I loved this movie saw it 3 times when it came out it looked visually great the story was unusual but the ending could have been better I also own it on DVD and I know there are a lot better westerns but if you love the genre this is worth the watch just because of the characters and the new approach of filming the western

[@jamesaritchie1]

No, nothing make sthis movie worth watching, and if you were a fan of real westerns you would know this story had been done five hundred times before this piece of trash decided 501 was a better number. New approach? Wow, are you a complete moron.

[@a.v.predictions4950]

@@jamesaritchie1 The way I see it, you lack a taste in western movies. Also, if you did have a taste for them, the you would have respect for someone who thinks differently.

[@alexishallo832]

Considering this movie came out when westerns were a dying breed it was probably the best of a decade and wouldn't see its equal often even now, 310 to Yuma and true grit and the hateful 8 md django unchained being the only really good ones I can think of since

[@alexishallo832]

Oh and open range

[@thellreed6]

As Armorer and gun coach I had a ball working on this film. Sharon Stone was drop dead gorgeous. By the way I wasn’t there for the last scene ,ha ha

[@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449]

Did you supply the firearms in the scene with Leonardo DiCaprio inside his gun store? You did an AMAZING job.

[@johndododoe1411]

The street ending or the hanging flashback ending?

[@kingboagart899]

Wish you would have been Alex's armorer or at least his armorers mentor. Things probably would have gone better. I feel terrible for all involved.

[@wesleycook7687]

Joe Bowman trained the actors that needed training. He has a post on U Tube.

[@TheyStoleMyHandleAgain]

A truly awesome movie.

[@markrush5013]

masterpiece!

[@jlastre]

I remember when this movie came out and avoiding it like the plague.

[@barrydlewis7768]

Only movie I have ever seen with Leo in it that I liked.

[@markjenner7199]

Gene Hackman there will never be a actor as professional as him🇬🇧

[@jodyperdue5561]

You're not fast enough for me, Today I am love this movie😎

[@damionnefelsch6546]

This is one of my top 8 movies. What a cast but a bloody Kiwi in it.

[@daveyboy6985]

It had to have a kiwi in it to be any good😂🤣

[@damionnefelsch6546]

@@daveyboy6985 it had leo in it and it was still good

[@Wolfsky9]

I loved this film. LOVED IT ! ---------------Sharon Stone was so good -------------& as always Gene Hackman was too good. --------------Too good !

[@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449]

I agree. Also, the photography and cinematography are excellent.

[@Biffo1262]

@@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449 ....but the directing was shit.

[@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449]

@@Biffo1262 ....The directing was fine. The film didn’t take itself too seriously.

[@TheStockwell]

@@Biffo1262 It's a Sam Raimi film. By definition, his films exist to make money and entertain. If one managed to become a revered cinematic masterpiece or win Academy Awards for acting, it just wouldn't be Raimi. Sam Raimi is to Kubrick what Jimi Hendrix is to Baroque music. They have completely different goals as far as entertainment goes. 🤔

[@zeroxception]

that 2nd bullet was made from the heart of a neutron star