Legends of the Fall - The ending

Watch Brad Pitt fight a bear and die. Also, the bear actually gets a spot in the credits as "Bart the bear." That part of the credits isn't shown in this video, but now you know that the bear's name is Bart, and I'm sure that knowledge will end up saving your life one day.

[@Kyjohnson1500]

What I love the most is that. Tristan doesn't seem surprised or startled to see the bear. Almost like he'd been waiting for the day they'd meet again. Whole scene gives you chills.

[@thetruthhurts599]

The chilliest of chills.

[@DAREDEVIL503]

He knew they would be Each other’s End and Embraced the End They Both had been waiting For!! “Thomas Jefferson”

[@vanjamisevic6079]

I think the message is that the bear is Tristan’s spirit animal. That’s why he is not surprised. They meet at least and the bear takes him to the afterlife

[@realityitis4]

what an epic way to die, I mean yes it's insanely violent but what a good warrior's death and he went down fighting

[@TheAutumnWind_RN4L]

​@@DAREDEVIL503 man! That's the most apropos use of a quote in the history of ever.

[@daisyg3901]

The ending for this movie was perfect for Tristan, a man that was raised in the wild died in the wild. Bravo for this film, perfectly made. No other film will ever come close.

[@philiplindecker6628]

While I like the movie, it was far from perfect. The love story was idiotic, and it was a main theme.

[@brade1208]

@@philiplindecker6628 I agree the love story wasn't great. However, there are many great moments throughout the story. Also, the scenery, acting, and soundtrack are all amazing.

[@jbravo70]

Yah...and the politician brother just happened to be standing in the right place and right time totally unseen & unheard with a rifle to save the day...yuh...perfect, lol

[@brade1208]

@@jbravo70 He obviously knew they were heading out to kill them, lol. Out of the movie's many flaws, that's a strange one to criticize. It is Hollywood after all. You could go on for hours about every movie like this.

[@PeachTea38]

I cried....again.....2 decades later....again... Best movie ever

[@jordanpaul3701]

“It was a good death” still gives me chills every time I see this.

[@coleb7644]

What a way to end the movie, the last still frame feels like a painting and that line immortalized the movie

[@truslyd]

Me too..every time I watch this part my skin tingles...and then that beautiful film score...my wife walked down the aisle to that on our wedding day.

[@vcdep991]

“How much I wanted to take scalps that day. But it was not my kill.” What a line. The writing is incredible in this film.

[@savanahmclary4465]

Native American with respect and honor.

[@TheAutumnWind_RN4L]

Tristan died in 1963. The moon of the popping trees. It's a throw away line, but it's so poetic.

[@markcatanzaro9699]

No kidding right? Such a well written film! Every time I watch it, it still holds up as great as the first time I saw it

[@realityitis4]

they don't write them like this anymore :)

[@markcatanzaro9699]

@@realityitis4 you can say that again- that movie was phenomenal! Also the scene in the bar, trying to get a beer for the native character One Stab!

[@VILHELM1221]

"It was those who loved him most who died young. He was a rock they broke themselves against. His grave is unmarked but it does not matter. He had always lived in the border land anyway; somewhere between this world and the other. It was a good death"

[@doylecarver9771]

poetry

[@AhmadYousri82]

Words that are immortal

[@annalisavajda252]

Well since he liked the wild better to prey to another wild animal than just shot by some lesser man earlier I suppose. A life full of grief and the loss of those he loved who loved him is probably what made it "a good death" too he would have been lonely and not enjoying life much anyway probably.

[@VILHELM1221]

@@annalisavajda252 yeah, Tristan finally found a warrior’s death after so much battle and loss. It was a good death to be taken by the bear, to end where it began. It was just his time to go

[@greatestnitemare6626]

@@VILHELM1221I guarantee this dude being ripped apart and eaten alive by a grizzly was not a good way to go

[@circuit-breakermi3865]

"...it was a good death...." one of the best movies ever made IMO!

[@knomaddTV]

Circuit-Breaker Mi All time favorite!

[@jojopotato1552]

Not an opinion its a fact

[@whatsupdanger3045]

One of the best quotes to end a movie.

2020 and im still saying the same words..if not the best!

[@suzieparis6821]

The best

[@melrodas]

Went out like a boss.

[@demanded17]

I think when Tristan dies he's wearing his father's buffalo robe coat. The part that always gets me is when the bear embraces him, so much emotion with the music & movements!

[@matyaskassay4346]

it's much less dramatic when you know it's just Bart the bear hugging his trainer :D

[@RagingDemon89]

@@matyaskassay4346 😂

[@jonpowell4246]

"the old one's say, that when a man and an animal have spilled each other's blood they become one."

[@NexUs-in9gt]

I never realized it was his dads buffalo coat omg.

[@MonstaTrapz]

Good spot man never thought about it being his fathers coat

[@trash-girl84]

RIP Bart The Bear. Most famous bear in Hollywood and a gentle giant.

[@realniggashit3]

Best animal actor since Pal the Rough Collie who played Lassie

[@realityitis4]

wow that is amazing, gentle giant indeed, Id still be terrified

[@mikeherstik]

He wasn’t all that gentle. The only one who could do that final scene with him was his owner and Trainer, Doug Seuss.

[@tonyuppal8956]

​@@mikeherstikwow, that's a brilliant fact I hadn't known. Love this film, would love to read the novel if it was adapted from one but the actual film is riveting and always sends a chill through me and breaks my Heart, everything is superb, the direction, casting, cinematography, music score and naturally the acting from all.

[@lauren4443]

If u freeze the movie u can see it’s his trainer

[@teelasalada]

He was the rock they broke themselves against.

[@NickHiltermann]

came here just for that line

[@LTG22]

"However much he tried to protect them"

[@t.k.kirkland7906]

Tracee El That native narration is badass

[@soghoshful]

I came here just for it too.

[@patgogan7324]

@pete knicks its pretty fucked up when you think about it....oh im alone now..lets fight Bears

[@historicamenteindependient5778]

R.I.P. JAMES HORNER. ONE OF THE GREATEST COMPOSERS EVER.

[@Feoktistovs]

Underrated Masterpiece.

[@LTG22]

I do not think it is underrated at all, it won many awards.

[@Feoktistovs]

No it haven't , it got nominated for 3 Oscars and won 1 of them for : Best Cinematography , it was also Nominated for 3 Golden Globes but haven't won any , overall it won 3 awards and had 10 nominations so no I don't think that's a lot of awards won.

[@LTG22]

Your only counting oscars friend...it is not in any way underrated.

[@Feoktistovs]

I didn't just count Oscars? are you blind? I said Golden Globes and other awards.

[@JohnDoe-lt6gz]

Screw the awards from Hollywood phonies. Even 23 years later this movie is surprisingly refreshing amid the current PC/LGBTQ/race batting sh&t.

[@fustinagrey7136]

Narrated by Stab..my heart broke when Tristan died but he died as a true warrior. He was always free..he lived as he wanted to live. Died a legend

[@AB-dq5kj]

Damn, every scene in the movie is just memorable!!

[@GustavoGonzalez-px7kl]

@@AB-dq5kj that came from the book.

[@user-pm2ky8kg8e]

I've been blessed with my family calling me Trizden. I'm the rock most break themselves against.

[@berndtherrenvolk1951]

I most appreciate that One Stab lived to be 147 years old and thus was around to provide this moving, contextual narratation to the ending of Tristan's life.

[@sillysissyphus4877]

Right? He had to get the whole story out before he could pass on.

[@derekc180]

Lol he fought in the civil war and Tristan died in the 60s so yeah he had to be at least 118 years old. 😆

[@MonstaTrapz]

It shows how old stab is at the start, he couldn't pass on until the story was told, makes him even more mystical to me

[@dubiouscaesar3709]

Isabel two must be the only one in this film who visually ages, mainly due to puberty - and being a different actress...hell it took a stroke for the colonel to age.

[@berndtherrenvolk1951]

@@dubiouscaesar3709 And even then his one good eye didn't age.

[@grwizzweebear4757]

They don't make movies like this anymore. Ones where after it's over, you just sit for a moment and take in the masterpiece you just witnessed.

[@duckystudios2564]

This was such a beautiful movie. They don’t make them like this anymore. Even the name: Legends of the Fall. Such an inspirational name.

[@dagodigs]

Yes I watched this as a kid all the time and watch parts of this movie to this day and gets me emotional 25 years later

[@PrimalElf]

,,It was good death" One of the greatest movies of all time

[@crypastesomemore8348]

This is probably Pitt’s greatest film, and perhaps in the running for top 100 of all time.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes, thank you for not saying it’s underrated. Because it’s certainly not

[@foonatt]

Yeah thank god they didnt ask him to try and have an accent cuz he is a horrible actor sometimes

[@steveelder5306]

and then came Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

[@rotyler2177]

It's in my top 5 film. I've been rewatching it for decades.

[@DreamTeamScout]

I agree bro

[@jaynatrall]

The ending of this movie gives me chills

[@yezzy3273]

Trison died in 1963 the year Brad Pitt was born wowww

[@realniggashit3]

He was reincarnated as Brad Pitt lol

[@shalane7734]

wow

[@taylorahern3755]

@@realniggashit3 😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@bellerain381]

So Tristan died and Brad was born...the Circle of Life!

[@chipwells1352]

This was a great year to be born! My birth year.

[@Rehtor]

Tears... every freaking time... for the last 20 years...

[@maggiekimmy]

I love this ending...it's wonderful when the bear hugs Tristan! He had mixed his blood with the one of a bear at the beginning of the movie, and I like to think that this is the same bear...they die together, after a difficult but full life!

[@trinitybond6981]

Well said. besides, he was covered and warmed by a bear skin on his birth night.

[@losangelesrams3472]

That's not possible. A grizzly bear's average life span is 20 to 25 years. This final scene must have happened more than 50 years after the young Tristan had cut off that bear's claw near his father's home.

[@PadawanNeel]

@Chuckles O’hoolahan He'll do nuttin

[@PadawanNeel]

@Chuckles O’hoolahan Also up the stormies

[@Swarm509]

@@losangelesrams3472 It is true this would not be the same bear he met in his youth it could still be a child or grand-child of that bear. They mixed blood and a few generations later that same line of grizzly found Tristan and killed him. Would tie well into the theme of family and multiple generations in the Ludlow story.

[@kcdtran]

Let us never forget Bart the Bear.

[@sundarpichai940]

In his time, he was one of the finest actors in all of Hollywood.

[@alexblock2248]

Michael How he didn't win an Oscar really makes you wonder about the Academy?

[@pewterkat]

Amen I remember the bear ost made me feel at a young age

[@glennpurcell5206]

I saw him,once in UTAH.....great movie,Great bear !!!

[@dlighted8861]

Hah Bart was in another movie with Anthony Hopkins called "The Edge." Rumor has it they were lovers.🤗😉🤗

[@tamastoth7068]

Beginning : "A warrior always dreams of a good death" Ending : "It was a good death" Perfection.

[@TheAmerican1963]

AMEN !!!!!!!!

[@garybiggs9010]

Always go out fighting to the last day, hour and breath!

[@truslyd]

Genius how the script tied itself together with those lines.

[@ianswift3521]

a beautiful death. which, much like the entire movie is romanticized to an extreme level. when in fact death is the ugliest most ruthless and uncaring thing in existence.

[@katlynbailey7846]

My dad always told me that they killed eachother which is understandable since the bear is symbolically a part of him.

[@dr.embersfield1551]

They did kill each other. You can find their bodies in Red Dead Redemption 2. It's a good reference.

[@donthejewler74]

Your Father was very insightful , I never looked at it that way.

[@thedarkafterlife3675]

@@dr.embersfield1551 its close but its not him and the bear from this movie its from a movie called the revanant and it ends with the guy stabbing the bear in the shoulder and they roll down a hill and the bear ends up on top of him. It is a close resemblance though

[@katlynbailey7846]

“I was wrong, I was wrong about many things..” d:

[@jbravo70]

Your daddy was wrong, the only way that bear died is if he took a big ole bear shit and cut his rectal insides with one of Tristan’s dead old bones. The bear actually became tame and journeyed to Yellowstone Park where he became a nuisance to many camp goers by stealing their picnic baskets. But he was indeed smarter than the average bear.

[@MrRyguy2112]

Lived wild, died wild. Can't ask for more for this character.

[@CroPETROforeverNBA]

I am man but this made me cry first time... such a pride, such emotions... it said everything about his personality.

[@CroPETROforeverNBA]

Victor Jimenez yeah, when bear cought him it (01:35) was like his destiny finally came up to him... what he is... great movie, great ending, music .... everything.

[@victorjimenez7738]

+ CroPETROforeverNBA exactly

[@cocodakilla]

+CroPETROforeverNBA 1)"time goes by and we feel safe too soon."This shows two things. a) He is basically stating that Tristan jumped into thinking he was "HAPPY". He is saying that Tristan is actively SEEKING a false, peaceful happiness, unlike the tumultuous love for Susannah, that will not tax his nerves. Everyone wants that but it is seldom obtainable! Tristan had MISSED his one chance at happiness with Susannah, and in seeking it with Isabel Two, had found only a small part of it, that was ultimately false, not the REAL LOVE of his life, but rather, someone comfortable to him and approved of by his relatives. 2) He had ptsd and knew that he would not be the same unless he found some clarity in life. When he wrote the letter to Susannah, I believe it was out of love. He knew he was not in the right state of mind and didn't think he would return home and if he did, he know that he, at least in that state, couldn't make her happy the way she deserved. The note was written to free her, so she could officially be happy, which I believe he did out of selflessness only coming from true love, not because he truly let her go. This is proven when Tristan returns the second time with obvious intentions of marrying her because now in sane mind, he believed they would be able to be together. He even goes to speak with her, not his brother and when he sees her in the garden, you can see it in his face how much he still loves her and even more so as he explains to her the reasoning behind sending her the bracelet while persuading her to keep it. I believe he married Isabelle two because he was lonely and while he cared very deeply for her, I don't feel his love for her was the same as that for Susannah.I believed he still loved her despite knowing they would never be together. When he receives the news she has passed, you can tell beyond doubt he loved her and that it broke his heart Putting another's happiness above your own is true love in its purest form. 3)His relationship with isabel seemed very platonic and even alfred sees how they are more like siblings. There is no passion there. Tristan was never like he was before. And that was the aim too! They changed his character for the worse and he lost his wildness and passion for life. The tristan character overall was contradictory. I know many women married to a real tristan and he isn't like the movie made him to be. Nor are those men attracted to children lol. Isabel had issues and I found it wrong for the writers to have included her. This could still have been the tragedy they wanted but it sadly didn't flow. I suggest you watch a river runs through it. It is a great film and James's music would have fared better there. They threw him under a bus with this film. A river runs through it, braveheart, last of the mohicans and more are better. If they cut the child marriage out, and made it truly about love as it should have been, then it would have been a better film. Great music, first half and last scenes, main cast and scenery. But it wasn't an overall good film

[@mattyk19751]

+Coco Pops wow never looked at it that way, deeply insightful.. Well said

[@themadlad8540]

CroPETROforeverNBA He died a good death.

[@Marguerite21]

Thumbs up if the music composed by James Horner makes you teary and gives you goose bumps.

[@dak2327]

Great soundtrack. I have it on cd.

[@leivabernie]

I miss that man...

[@cidiose]

May he rest in peace.

[@savanahmclary4465]

Fiddle is played by Mark O'Connor (I think)

[@losangelesrams3472]

Can't believe it's been 25 years since this incredible movie was first released.

[@TheDudeRides38]

Is that his dads coat? If so more reason to cry

[@caribbeantigress]

Yes 😔

[@76Darkcloud]

I never even thought about it. Learn something new everyday.

[@saschakocht2255]

never thought about it. Sad

[@elizabethjones797]

It was

[@TheVino82]

@The Roost Bandit watched this movie for so many times, i only noticed that this moment. You got a good eye!🙂

[@nikolatestya8793]

“It was a good death.” One of my favorite movies. Might even be my favorite...

[@jackdaone6469]

Dude gets thrown by the bear, gets right back up and keeps fighting.Badass.

[@cliffdr.detroitlynch3903]

this is a powerfull movie, and the ending is hard to forget..

[@adrianvale4568]

This movie is just immortal, the actors, the music i think is one of the best ever maid, i have seen it a few times and the emotions are the same every time is touching, a truly masterpiece.

[@ballzblue22]

“I was wrong about that, I was wrong about many things”...powerfull as all hell right there.

[@jimworkman277]

If this doesn't bring a tear to your eye after watching this, you have no heat or soul...

[@Feoktistovs]

*heart.

[@zonedout5998]

I have a climate controlled home thank you very much. Nice and cozy in my heat setting

[@CooManTunes]

Well, it's quite obvious that you have no brain, seeing as you can't spell worth a shit.

[@tigerlilee133]

The very last words of the movie "It was a good death" this movie is about life at least that is my theory the ending is by far my favorite part.

[@victorjimenez7738]

+ TigerLilee13 me too i love it

[@Rob-cz9ji]

I was always moved by this ending; the way One Stab talks and his words. Great movie!

[@malcolmplatt3768]

His narration is as much a masterful performance as any in the movie.

[@Rob-cz9ji]

@@malcolmplatt3768 indeed!

[@AceH681]

I watched this many years ago but I still remember it like it was yesterday , there are movies that just leave a trail , a very powerful movie.

[@victorjimenez7738]

AceH681 yes it good

[@YooTuba]

AceH681 One of the only Brad Pitt movies I ever really liked and yes I have remembered it all these years also.

[@victorjimenez7738]

yootuba nice

[@cocodakilla]

Not really. marrying a child (in the book she's even younger) and making him look as selfish as ever was what made the film bad. The first half and the end scenes were the best. The marriage? just Hollywood's way of promoting their dumb agendas. It had so much potential. If not for horners music it would have been even dumber.

[@YooTuba]

Um, it's entertainment, not a political statement on marriage or anything else. I could complain about the treatment of Native Americans in the film too, or the romanticization of a relationship with a bear...like I said...it's a movie, the cinematography was great, I enjoyed it

[@sydIRISH]

Totally agree, couldn't have said it any better myself. Outstanding film. There are not many movies Brad Pitt is in that suck. He's a damn good actor. I find it poetic that throughout the movie One Stab keeps comparing Tristan with "the bear". It is the bear that he was searching his entire life for, and he found it. "It was a good death..."

[@nerblebun]

Usually, movie endings are disappointing or anticlimactic. Not this one. It is, in MHO, the best movie ending....... ever.

[@aaronmaxwelldjamax9517]

all the people on here asking why is this film underrated? Let me tell you why, some of the best movies in the world and throughout history are underrated. thats how it is, at the end of the day movies are subjective. Also timing, some films become masterpieces later when society and people catch up and realize a decade later that there was something to that and should look a bit closer. So timing plays a part and subjectiveness, that's it, either way it is a masterpiece, whether 2 people see it or 200000000 people see it and regardless how many awards it wins. I've seen masterpieces that have no nominations.

[@ballzblue22]

Please share the masterpieces you have seen that have been unrecognized. To find an unknown gem would be wonderful.

[@fellowdanbarber3323]

I notice it's only KIDS and super young adults who call this movie (and TONS of other classics) underrated. It is absolutely NOT underrated, just unknown to those who aren't knowledgeable of classic movies.

[@PrimitiveFilmGroup]

@@ballzblue22 Meet Joe Black, Casualties of War, and of course Legends of the Fall

[@ballzblue22]

@@PrimitiveFilmGroup thank you kindly

[@katricejohnson6164]

Absolutely 💯

[@teacherhomieg]

Tristan was a serious bad ass. Scalped like 10 Germans behind enemy lines and fought a damn Grizzly with a Bowie knife.

[@vcdep991]

Don’t forget how he took out one of those damm Obanion brothers!!!

[@matyaskassay4346]

eh, Old Shatterhand did it way before him and he even survived. Lol.

[@DAREDEVIL503]

@@matyaskassay4346 I’m pretty sure Tristan Survived, but no one ever saw him After That!

[@matyaskassay4346]

@@DAREDEVIL503 literally the whole point of this scene is showing him having a "good death"

[@DAREDEVIL503]

@@matyaskassay4346 yes but the Narrator also Emphasized that “ He was last seen in the North Country” meaning he was never seen again and no one knows for sure if he killed the bear or it killed him or they killed each other, it’s Unknown Knowledge!!

[@LadyAmalthea0615]

Love how much they made him look like the Colonel in his later years.

[@trinity4080]

How can it not win any Oscar. Unbelievable

[@Davian2075]

It did win for the landscape

[@Feoktistovs]

*Best Cinematography

[@emersonbigguns5196]

Cause libbies gave it to The Piano or My Left Nut or some crap artsy fartsy jive

[@nate742]

@@emersonbigguns5196 Forrest Gump won the Oscar that year.

[@realniggashit3]

Oscar is political

[@nick0126]

a story too good for many to appreciate.

[@heartfire451]

I loved this film. And I loved the way the old man gave it to the revenuers and criminal cops just the way they had it coming. With that old double barrel.

[@LTG22]

not old, new! it was the gun Tristan had given him as a gift!

[@Kwicked3]

Best ending ever! Everything about this ending was nothing short of brilliance. The music, the scenery, the cinematography. PERFECTION! "Twas a good death..." Best line ever!

[@JackyJach]

Every warrior hopes a good death will find him..

[@Chanelle208]

Best movie ever in my opinion.

[@Hey_its_Koda]

Tristan was wild and loved by many and those around him saw something special in him.

[@TaylorsAngel18]

fun fact, the person playing "Old Tristan" wasn't Brad Pitt, the makeup they tried to use to make him look older didn't work well on camera. Not only that, but it was too dangerous for him to wrestle Bart the Bear. The man playing Old Tristan is actually Bart's trainer, as he was the only person who had the ability to safely wrestle with Bart for the camera.

[@cliffford2897]

Thanks for that fun fact

[@trash-girl84]

way to state the obvious lol smfh

[@kae_ae]

I think this was my only nitpick on this scene - that it felt distant and doesnt capture pitt’s performance. With better tech crowes fight with tigers in gladiators managed to capture action up close.

[@NoXone95]

Goddammit if there's any movie where life hits the feels hard it's this one.

[@mihailojovanovic8547]

One of the best movies of all times. And arguably the best ending scene of all times. Everything was perfect, masterpiece of narration, emotion, music.

[@rotyler2177]

My girlfriend who didn't speak fantastic English didn't like all of the movies I showed her. She most definitely adored this one. After watching it, I didn't think of Tristans life as sad or tragic but.. when she said that this movie is so sad it hit me that his life was no pushover.

[@swertooo]

This ending always moved me, you have only one life so make the most of it

[@tylerharris4392]

Oh shut up

[@claudiacastilloa.268]

That feeling of being alone when you are old, I mean no family left, every of them gone, just you and the world is so sad. I can feel Tristan's pain and loneliness. Now I understand why he fought with the giant bear, he dad nothing to lose :-(

[@sarafulk7387]

Claudia Castillo to bad it doesn't have sound

[@gailaldea8933]

That is why living long when all my loved ones had died is never my desire.

[@Sealust50]

I can understand people saying that you don't want to be old and the only one left, but I don't understand why they would say you have nothing else to live for. What about yourself??? Don't you love yourself enough to want to live out the rest of your life - with or without another loved one? Personally, I'm just fine with that if it came to be the case.

[@taisgdl]

That's it, i'm moving to Canada and search for bears

[@AlexSDU]

***** Go to Alaska. They got heavy concentration of bears there.

[@malcolmplatt3768]

This should be interesting.

[@allengreene9954]

Tristan lived a life that was Up and Down but very Adventurous which sadly most of us never get to live. Fought in World War I and literally Walked The Earth, going from Africa, Europe, the USSR, the Middle East, China, Japan, Australia and South America meeting and interacting with all different people from walks of life, had many Beautiful Women, lived to see his own Kids grow up and raise their own kids (his grandkids) and died going out like a Warrior-Badass👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@teelasalada]

I have and love the soundtrack. It's really beautiful music, like Titantic. Love those flutes and pipes. RIP James Horner 😥

[@drg8687]

Those final words had some strong Worf from Star Trek vibes. Loved it.

[@dianeumunnah6808]

All of you Legend of the Fall fans we should all go see this movie together in the theater we need to start our own Legends of the Fall fan club I'm glad that you guys all feel nostalgic this movie is one of the best movies of all time and I'm glad we can all share it through our comments hit me up anytime you want to talk this movie makes me so emotional and I always cry at the end. DECEMBER 2022 ❤

[@XxxNanoGodxxX]

This was a beautiful movie!! A movie I would watch a thousand times

[@DENAANN1000]

Hope I can go out on my own terms.

[@trinieshepard7983]

"He was a rock they broke themselves against." I once knew a man like this.

[@acok19]

“Every warrior hopes a good death will find him. But Tristan couldn't wait. He went looking for his.”

[@Darth.Caedus]

This film is a masterpiece. It's captivating. And the other fact is that I am the oldest among my sibling and the wildest. I could relate to both Alfred and Tristan in some way or the other. But in this movie, I admire and relate to Alfred's character more than anyone else. As an older sibling, I understand why he acted the way he did. Neverthless, I wish I could wipe my memories and watch this movie all over again.

[@JaimeGirl]

It was a good death. And in the end, it was the bear, like destiny, finding him at the end. Tristan didn’t seem surprised that it was the bear, because deep inside he had been waiting for that bear to come again his whole life. He died fighting- the best kind of death for that kind of man

[@postacul.anonim]

The moment, the soundtrack, everything was perfect. I cried !

[@levonthedon]

Can we get another movie like this one day

[@gulfcoastsunset5879]

I was in 7th grade when this movie came out. Today I'm 42 and it still remains the best movie I've ever seen. Its 💯% a cinematic masterpiece. From the storyline, to the impeccable way the cast portrays the charters and even the meticulously choreographed music for every scene- never mind the pure raw emotional journey it takes you on until the very last 5 words of the final scene are narrated , just pure 90's perfection.

[@t.k.kirkland7906]

This gets me pumped up to go out in the woods looking for a grizzly to start a fight with.

[@xyPERSON]

That would be insanely stupid but go on ahead if it makes you feel better.

[@cliffford2897]

It was a stupid death🙄

[@thomasderouin72]

With that treasonous thumbnail I'd oblige you to do just that.

[@StatiCRjm]

Treasonous? Like those trump supporters that raided the capitol?

[@iamnotkyle7248]

It was Tristan’s destiny to fight and die by the bear. But hey you wanna get mauled to death go for it 👍

[@anglandp]

"He was a rock they broke themselves against."

[@samsalonga4743]

One of the best movies

[@taurusfroggy]

I remember watching this with my mom and us both thinking,"THAT'S a good death?" But it works because of Tristan's lifetime connection to the bear.

[@lukaszelenak1642]

He was a warrior. What of a better death could he hope for? In a bed surrounded by his family? Every coward can have that. Dying fighting a bear? Pretty badass. He died the way he lived.

[@grigorirasputin5020]

At the beginning of this clip, what a shame that One Stab's comment about wanting to scalp the corrupt cops and politicians but not doing so "because they were not my kill", was cut off.

[@scottwpilgrim]

Yeah, he really wanted them scalps, for sure.

[@markferguson1432]

He also said that he would have ate there liver

[@Frequencies4Life]

One of the best soundtracks ever written. Used it at my wedding, will most certainly request it at my funeral...

[@savanahmclary4465]

My husband requested the music be used in his funeral and it was. 5-5-09

[@neo_one8667]

Leonardo can teach him how to fight a bear

[@oogiierdene265]

+le dung no way bro, the revenanat bear was animated, this bear is a real and highly trained. I prefer this one more than leo's bear

[@ADRIEL296]

and add to that... the copycat dicaprio should learn there is no coming back from fighting a bear.

[@fuq1nutube]

+Adriel MUtopia the revenant is a true story.

[@LTG22]

yeah, lay down and almost die horribly lol.

[@Black_Wolf1357]

dc rob not fully true story

[@luchernou627]

legends of the fall and meet joe black,both with brad pitt and anthony hopkins ,both underrated movies

[@mikedude509]

this realy is the best ending to a film ever.

[@fudanchu8436]

That music selection is far too peaceful for a mortal death battle with a bear!

[@trinitybond6981]

It’s called contrast

[@danielcraig514]

You are led to believe that this is the bear he did not kill from his youth. That scene where he was zeroed in on the bear but let it live. just my look on it. kind of like his character had the instinct of knowing that this is what will kill me, he couldn't understand why he didn't want to shoot it. But if he did he could have lived to see the 70's

[@victorjimenez7738]

indeed

[@MrShaka1221]

Most underrated movie of all time quite possibly.

[@Joe_Kerr_9797]

Epic ending.

[@JSuede101]

This movie signifies 'Beauty' at its best!

[@hueysanchez7472]

One of the greatest closing lines in movie history. Easily.

[@julioaranton5223]

Excellent Writing, Directing, Technical, Crew & OUTSTANDING STARS! TIMELESS CLASSIC! ♥

[@j.rivera6402]

They don’t make movies like this anymore.

[@bartbear2725]

R.I.P Bart the Bear

[@YmustTh3w0rldG0r0und]

this movie has the best sound track nothing can beat it

[@darrenp2096]

One of the greatest scenes ever filmed

[@alonzobishop3671]

Beautiful film... Jim Harrison was a legend himself! The ending is reminiscent of the Korean film The Tiger...

[@williammassey911]

A very underrated movie. Fantastic ending.

[@brianlindee7055]

in battle or fighting a superior force whether you win or lose seems like a good death if your awake

[@AngelaTwilightTVD]

Great movie! I cried so much at the end. :(

[@markcatanzaro9699]

Whenever I'm flipping channels and I run into this movie- I'M IMMEDIATELY STUCK! And every time I watch it - it still holds up as great as it did the first time I saw it!

[@markfranks4422]

A powerful and beatifuly done picture. Anything Anthony does is pure gold. Well casted and amazing scenery. In my top 5 ,ALL TIME.

[@fleurgi]

this ending makes me cry hell the whole movie does. but it is just so touching when u think of all those u love and how u lose them

[@SupernaturalLover67]

yeah wow they really made this movie as depressing as they possibly could, didn't they?

[@danielmorris9803]

Beautiful Film 📼

[@edmclellan2234]

They don't make movies like this anymore . Exellent movie