O'Banion Tries to Kill Tristan | Legends of the Fall

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O'Banion Tries to Kill Tristan | Legends of the Fall

[@Scorehound]

They don't make movies like this anymore. It's a damn shame, because this film is a prime example of pure heart and dedicated storytelling.

[@BNezzy]

such a shame there aren't any trans characters in it lol

[@robertmorris8997]

Needs CGI, Shaky Cam(tm) ShakyZoom Cam(tm) Lens Flares(tm) and Fast Cuts(tm)

[@Scorehound]

@@BNezzy Don't give them any ideas. The last thing we need is a woke remake.

[@blakerackley8874]

90s was the best decade for movies. a lot of good movies since then, but not in the sheer volume the 90s had.

[@Winchester1973]

@@blakerackley8874Braveheart, Last of the Mohicans, T2, and many more 🔥

[@413PDS]

"Brother, it would be an honor". There's a lot of love and respect in that sentence.

[@OneLuvJigga]

He did things "the right way" his whole life. All to make his father proud. His father loved Tristan more, still. As he was the embodiment of everything his father wanted to be. Whereas he was the embodiment of what had to be. In the end, the love of family united them, still. Heart-rending stuff.

[@melissabelton]

I never thought about why his father didn't like him when I was younger. You really brought an interesting pov.. cool

[@bobbydouglass1813]

intelligent review

[@Harley_2023_richieg]

@@t-jh4236 He absolutely did. Watch the bar seen with the "Four Beers!"

[@stevent4955]

“Brother It Will Be An Honor” this scene always chokes me up and makes me wish I had a brother

[@Swarm509]

Alfred's face when Tristan asks him is masterful. You can see exactly how much being asked to that means to him, and how serious he will take it. No small request from a brother.

[@mafirearmsafety]

I have 4 and wish I never knew any of them. You can pick your friends but you can’t pick family…

[@stevent4955]

That is not the first time I have heard that . Numerous times I’ve heard my friends who have a brother or brothers and tell me they love their brothers but you don’t want a brother

[@Frankhatestech]

Yes and he delivered the line flawlessly so believable and incredible piece of acting Quinn owned this scene in my opinion

[@jasonchristiansen9063]

Some brothers are not worth having. I wish mine had half his character.

[@anthonybrett]

"How much I wanted to take scalps, but it was not my kill." Love that line. Brilliant movie.

[@fralexsa7154]

I still want to take scalps 😂😂

[@tyl8770]

@@fralexsa7154 You are not alone.

[@enuhsolrac]

@@tyl8770 Yes !!!

[@truslyd]

Most badass line in film

[@CR250rSMITH]

Was that One Stab dancing with the knife? the narrator says a name but i dont what he says

[@paulsimmons5726]

Never underestimate an old man wearing a full length buffalo coat!

[@cag1763]

Said by Jeremiah Johnson first I think

[@UberKrispy]

what I wouldn't give to hug my father like that, just one more time.

[@marcthomas2482]

I think you understand me more than people I've known my whole life, and we've never met.

[@leonardhandzlik6008]

Read my previous post, and you will see we are very much alike even though I suspect nowhere close in age.

[@liamgross7217]

@@leonardhandzlik6008 I hug my boys and tell them I love them every time I see them. One day that time will be gone for them.

[@liamgross7217]

@@mattweisbart4061 good words. I lost my dad 30 years ago. My oldest son was born 4 years later. It’s our role to carry on from what our fathers taught us. When you have a child it opens up a whole new range of deep emotions. Always be a strong enough man to to tell your children you loved them and to hug them. And hope you never loose one of them before they loose you.

[@smokey3570]

Me too krispy me too

[@ConservativeGenX]

Alfred’s arc in this movie is severely understated. I’ve learned to understand it better with age. Amazing movies stand the test of time.

[@BNezzy]

how do you understand it?

[@derekstaroba]

If the feds are at your door giving yer kid rifle lessons i might be pissed off as well. Like wtf r u doin on my land?

[@ianmalcolmislasornaandsand1192]

End of O'Banion's threat for good

[@tyyg9469]

@@BNezzydon’t take sloppy thirds from your two younger brothers?

[@SellsZac]

@@BNezzy That he was the middle child, loved least by all. Tristan was a difficult and eccentric main character in his own story, and there was nothing Alfred could do or say to escape his brother's shadow. In the end he chose family, even though everyone around him continued to be infatuated by Tristan. A difficult path to walk for a man with the type of pride Alfred's character possessed. As a kid watching this movie all I felt for him was contempt, as an adult I understand it much better.

[@adrianmoreno401]

To me this scene is the embodiment of a fathers love for sons when he defends one son and sees another son protect the both of them…great scene 🎥

[@MatthewCharpenter-wp2gb]

It's more than that, need to watch it a few more times

[@SolfinnH]

Plus the one he defended steps in front of him to take a bullet for him.

[@Hypnotized81]

I don't care what anyone says, this is one of the best movies in cinematic history and that's that!

[@drjay73]

No doubt about it!

[@jennifereschrich5247]

Yes it is, all time favorite no other movie stands again love family and resilience

[@W0mpW0mp999]

This movie sucks

[@ronaldcowan6828]

Yes it is

[@MarkMeridiusDecimus]

Its way over the top. If they were more subtle with the dramatics, it couldve been an all time great

[@thorbeorn4295]

You have to watch the whole movie and this scene will mean so much more. One of the best movies I have ever seen. The setting, time, place, writing, acting, everything is amazing.

[@maximusinvictus8802]

The only movie that has ever made me cry.

[@JamesB21a]

I didn't like this movie as a young man, but now that I've lost my father and have a son, this scene make me cry every time.

[@Klemeq]

Sorry for your loss, but damn, I first read that too fast and thought you said 'lost my father and son'!

[@hurontoikiy7036]

🙏🙏

[@stevem2323]

We were just jealous because girls were crazy about Pitt.

[@TheWolfWon]

I still don't like this movie, but I feel you.

[@stevem2323]

@@TheWolfWon You don't like it why, give us some reasons?

[@svbarr]

Hopkins nailed the stroke victim thing. My buddy had a stroke and that's his face...slow slow reccovery.

[@leonardhandzlik6008]

This is not a perfect movie, but I have seen it at least 5 times, and it always makes me tear up. Similar to the ending scene in Field of Dreams when Kevin Costner asks his young Dad "Hey Dad, do you wanna have a catch". I am 81 years old, and my Dad died in 1985, but scenes like those between fathers and sons always makes me cry.

[@marcthomas2482]

You only have 30 years on me!😊 I lost my Dad in 2015. I wish he could have watched my son growing up, and I'd like to be able to have coffee in the morning and do a good day's work with him...

[@DevotedDisciple-x]

@leonardhandzlik6008 I wish my Dad and I were close. When I was a kid, we shared some good times together, but there were some really bad too. He married a woman who abused me terribly and he'd turn a blind eye. I would visit him during the summers and Christmas breaks until I was 13 and couldn't take it anymore. I quit going as I got a summer job anyways. As I grew up we still spoke on the phone until about 9 years ago that we had a falling out. We haven't spoke since and I'm 40 now. So I guess if I have any words of comfort for you, don't be sad that he's gone but be happy that you two shared so many great times together. I hope you live many more happy and healthy years!

[@leonardhandzlik6008]

@@DevotedDisciple-x Well, thank you. I feel bad for you that you don't have a good relationship with your Dad. My Dad was my best friend and my hero. I still have never found a better golf partner. I am a truly lucky guy to have had a great father. I just wish I had him longer. I'm now 8 years older than he was when he died. I can't believe that.

[@docvaliant721]

Father and son are such special bonds.

[@rodnstaff33]

Same. No shame.

[@bushwickbill3643]

One of the all time greatest films ever, I cry multiple times throughout this movie, every time I watch it. I'm 35, a combat war vet. This always touches my heart.

[@Josephkeziahdelaney]

The soundtracks…

[@sugarshane619]

Thank you for your service brother.

[@edwardsisson3580]

Sorry you had to go thru that sh!t

[@julietteyork6293]

Thank you for your service 🇺🇸

[@matthewlyons5462]

Ty

[@willhull1735]

Such a underrated movie. A feeling of family and how it should always stick together through thick and thin.

[@michaelscot4816]

Sometimes I wish my brother felt the same. Most times good riddance. 🥴💜

[@willhull1735]

@@eddieh3580 oh I forgot you work for Empire.

[@trumptheworstpresidentever4881]

Is it? What was it rated?

[@CarlosRodriguez-vg2ob]

underrated? this movie won all kinds of stuff

[@willhull1735]

@@CarlosRodriguez-vg2ob it is underrated. Good film fans will know what this film is. But alot won't and certainly younger ones wouldn't. Do a pole on the street and ask a load of people have you heard of gladiator? As a example then ask legends of the fall? And alot more would say they haven't heard of this.

[@mattturner5750]

Steps in front of his father... so powerful. Love this movie

[@hillena]

its pure instinct but very profound

[@elwidiantoroad4818]

as a teenager I watched this film as a normal action film, but now as a father I always watch this with tears in my eyes.

[@mikehiers3332]

One of the best scenes in movie history. Every actor played their part well. It did what it was supposed to do, bring our emotions into the movie to feel the Sense of vendetta, protection and restoration.

[@danielledegeorge2129]

I love Anthony Hopkins. One of his best performances imo.

[@aaronwest1055]

Cherish your father, not having one is a wound that never goes.

[@atuema5310]

Sometimes you have a father you could never hug like that.

[@civilizationmeansdomestica929]

My earthly father is useless and religious. He has no honor.

[@judsonballer]

Sometimes u get a father that abuses the shit out of u and it’s better to never have had one at all

[@edwardsisson3580]

And sometimes you never get to really know the man.

[@manofbeard]

Never knew mine and my step father was a real ahole.

[@Katiee0592]

Best movie of all time! Incredible storyline and acting, and intensely emotional. I was so attached to the characters that when the movie ended I was devastated. I miss this level of passion and dedication. We don’t have anything close to this now..

[@batreddivenkataramarao8115]

Missed my father a WW2 surgeon Whom I lost when I was 8 years old.He was just like the Colonel .strict discipline and always do the right thing.now I am 72 and Even though he is gone for 64 years his spirit like that of the majestic brown bear is always with us guiding us.Dad I wish I have another hug like this.thanks for your guidance.bless your soul.🌹💝🙏

[@larryfisher7056]

In my very humble opinion this is right up there with the very best westerns ever made...

[@xSICKxPAiN]

That hug at the end!!! 🥹

[@chrisdargie7057]

This movie was absolutely amazing!! I teared up a couple of times watching this movie. One of Brad Pitts best!

[@fluhartz]

when Tristens wife gets shot was just absolutely the worst...

[@carlramsey1117]

It was ABSOLUTELY 1 of his best, probably THE BEST. It's so far away from the socialist that he is now. I hate that all the celebrities, the 1s that I liked watching, not much because I do not watch many movies, especially the newer 1s because they come out so fast these days that they just simply are not of the quality that the older classics are BUT because they all live in their multimillion dollar bubble presuming to tell us how we everyday average middle class citizens should think simply because its the way tgey want it! & THAT IS FOR 1 REASON ONLY,...because it works for them. If they could simply do what they do & SHUT THE HELL UP hinting at how we should fee,it woumd be differen. BUT THEY WON'T, NEVER WILL. Brad Pitt is all for socialism, he said as much on Colbert late night....PLEASE SHUT UP & STICK WITH WHAT YOU KNOW....ACTING

[@markhedger6378]

His best is pikey Mike in Snatch, excellent

[@JensHove]

@@markhedger6378 Nah, this is a much better movie. You may be right about Pitt's performance, if that's what you meant.

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

Not really, it's too much sentimental for my taste.

[@zonesquestiloveunderworld]

Aidan Quinn is such an underrated actor man, he's incredibly subtle with his characterisations. This might be my favourite role of his alongside "Benny & Joon". Him and Brad have great fraternal chemistry too.

[@dubiouscaesar3709]

He had the hardest role to play, for Pitt it was being the loveable rogue, rebel without a cause etc, Quinn had to play the square peg.

[@SenseiSmokey_89]

I wish I had a father like Ludlow. But I didn't have a father at all. Now I need to be what I needed for my kids.

[@ariplatt8192]

Alfred’s facial expression change when asked to watch his brother’s kids is just perfect

[@willowthorns]

By far Anthony Hopkins best performance. Chokes me up every damn time.

[@rockhaze]

Every Anthony Hopkins movie is his best performance. He can do anything!

[@jrgvsqz]

The Edge

[@efrainmagana6294]

I wish my father gave me a hug like that, at least once, I would've it treasured

[@markmed9091]

I hope you broke that cycle with your own family. I did the opposite of what I saw and learned from mine . As I’m much older now, I understand what made my father the way he was . I don’t accept it , but I understand it . Try to met it go .Crap isn’t worth caring around . Bury it as animals do .

[@EileenJohnFilmCo1]

This is big time movie making in action. So powerfully well done. Classic.

[@germanbrunini5204]

I am a father, and I can't imagine the pain one must feel when not being able to hug your child because of resentments that grew over time. This scene makes me cry deeply with emotion every time I see it. It makes me want to go pick my son up from school early just to hug him. Beautiful scene!

[@RememberBannockburn1314]

I lost my son last year to over ten years of drug problems which started in school and ended in suicide in prison . God do I miss him !

[@germanbrunini5204]

@@RememberBannockburn1314 I'm so sorry to hear this. May God have him in His glory.

[@kylesmith9944]

Alfred and his Father came together to save Tristan. One of the most dramatic scenes ever.

[@stevefowler2112]

I'm a U.S. Marine combat vet who has only cried twice in my life but this scene even made me tear up....a little.

[@UberKrispy]

Why you only cry twice? Do you have PTSD ?

[@donaldarthur3497]

Crying is good even for strong men battle tested men when the time is called for.

[@gregandy4277]

Thank you for your service!

[@tehpwnist4833]

LMFAO😂

[@freeagentangler5159]

I too am a retired army combat vet and seeing this movie brought moister into my eye, almost shed a tear.

[@kettch777]

The second they admitted they weren't there to arrest him they lost any protection they could have expected from their status as "lawmen".

[@georgewashington7374]

The @FBI in a nutshell.

[@CoolGobyFish]

@@georgewashington7374 FBI doesn't do that. They simply kill quietly and move on.

[@civilizationmeansdomestica929]

Kinda like the last 3-1/2 years?

[@wchv94str9]

​@@civilizationmeansdomestica929since forever

[@joeredman9354]

Such a powerful movie. I've watched it many times and I still get choked up during several scenes.

[@kenhill5713]

I have seen this movie numerous times. One of my favorites. It touches my heart every time I see it.

[@cag1763]

What a bad ass scene..old man kicked ass..big bro..and a snap of the rein made the horse jump...a great movie..

[@debkski6084]

One Stab saved at least two lives that day. Who knows who else would have been killed so no witnesses would be left...

[@peterscoop2647]

A beautiful, great movie. Some say its too romantic, but I think it's just about right amount of everything.

[@Doobiepuu]

My favorite Brad Pitt character ❤ the line"brother it would be an honor" broke me

[@jackthepirate9233]

One of the greatest 90’s movie ever. I wish they would still make some like that instead of the krap we see these days .

[@hillena]

How Tristan jumps in front of his father....wow just wow...My funeral music,,,I love this,

[@europamilenio.]

Love, brotherhood and honour at it’s finest.

[@elihathaway6784]

"What's going on here?" "YEAH" I love that scene!!!

[@stonebroken7618]

me too, old man is real warrior

[@sebastianwelcome2080]

Good bit that is

[@1972mrkleen]

One of the best scenes ever and a great movie! Hard to believe its been 30 years

[@bojandobras8696]

One of the best movies ever! It truly shows the unbreakable bonds of blood and family

[@dougpeters1625]

Completely under rated movie and possibly Brads best, and he's good in almost every film.

[@MrRothfux-ts6nm]

This movie is highly underestimated. It´s poetical in many times. It´s a powerful story. People just got pissed because chicks fell in love with Brad Pitt. This movie is so much more. The ending is a classic.

[@TankUni]

It was trash. I laughed when Hopkins came out acting like a pirate, it was so ridiculous. And of course, everyone got shot.

[@stalker7892]

@@TankUni Sounds like youo're running on empty. But you're entitled to your opinion..... and so am I.

[@briangall8442]

If a lot of men, would stop hating Pitt, for his spiritual superbness and start becoming a little more Pittlike, they just might meet one of the angels, that float around that Brad Pitt!

[@dmcd7333]

@@TankUni His character had a STROKE....... if you bothered to even watch the movie.....And I have not seen it for almost 25 years.

[@zoop2132]

One HELL of a book, too.

[@JustAnotherDudeOnYoutube]

"what's going on here?!" "YEAH!!!" effin savage

[@spenserclarke5956]

This movie showed the absolute emotional skill of Brad Pitt. An amazing film which made you feel the pain, anger and anguish of ALL the characters. I always found powerful, the line about how Tristan was the Rock, that EVERYONE dashed themselves upon. He was the one who did his level best to die young...but instead outlived them all! The final scene always gives me a tear, and a shiver!

[@blueskysummit6153]

Agreed. Pitt is also vastly underrated in Meet Joe Black. He is phenomenal in that movie.

[@Longrunthefox]

One of The Greatest Films Off All Time....

[@cuyhater]

"Off" is right.

[@bondoly66]

I'm reading where some think this is underrated. No. It's right there where it belongs in the hearts and minds of those who cherish it.

[@teresahelms1709]

This was one of my late husband's (and my) favorites. It is wonderfully portrayed by Mr. Hopkins and the rest of the cast. My husband fell in love with Montana when he was stationed here while in the Air Force. I moved here after he passed away. This will always be one of my favorite movies ❤❤❤

[@FJUWANA]

Saw this movie 30 yrs ago... one of the best movie i've seen, probably top 5 movies for me.

[@SouthernFriedPap1st]

I've seen this movie about 100 times. "It was a good death". Best line ever.

[@Jordanime]

Never has a movie more poignantly demonstrated the lesson of 'bros before hos' like this one.

[@MrCabimero]

When he gives that guttural "hey" to O'Banion- brilliant.

[@Nemo-m2o]

Что может быть сильнее любви отца к сыну, и сына к отцу... Пусть наши отцы живут долго...

[@connieholderness6072]

Families always come back when trouble happens. Love it 😊

[@JuanDeglassio]

This movie is long and worth every minute. When you watch it, it covers so many years and it is so good time flies when you watch it.

[@MCeleste56]

The movie is as beautiful as its soundtrack. Brings me to tears everytime I watch it.

[@carolecarr5210]

Greatest family scene ever in any movie. Everytime I see it I tear up.

[@GREGWATSON-lc8cc]

Even better than family scenes in The Godfather?? WOW!

[@yennerposadas4749]

The best movie ever made ....all about respect and the rare feeling how loyal you want to be but don't let you

[@Vernbubba]

It’s been a long time since Hollywood has made a movie like this

[@MartellJordan]

Bro came with the unexpected save, this has always been one of my favorite movies.

[@pichusvillanueva6072]

Great movies ,great example of honor an loyalty

[@theeoarsman921]

I love how One Stab casts off his hat before the last mock scalping!!!

[@benjaminrodriguez7356]

Truly awesome scene to an outstanding movie! "What's going on here?", the horse knew what it had to do!

[@Kidgloves1984]

My friends mocked me at school in front of the girls because I said I liked this film when I was 14,15 at the time.. Excellent film!

[@BillyButcher90]

Your friends have poor taste in films...

[@christhomas6199]

Your friends weren’t friends at all. They were douche bags

[@ronaldwynn8452]

An excellent movie with outstanding performances. So much feeling and emotion 😢

[@HartDoug]

Don’t think I ever watched the whole movie but I have seen this ‘scene’ at least a dozen times... It is the best scene of any movie I ever recall seeing!

[@briargoatkilla]

Man you gotta watch it. It's one of the best movies ever made.

[@chazzmccloud36]

Absolutely need to watch it!

[@joshuaizzo8893]

Well said. Especially if you are a father, it doesn't get any better

[@tommiegirl2441]

If you haven’t watched it yet… do. 🙂

[@jeffsnowden5119]

What a story, what a movie - one of the greatest ever.

[@vesnazivanovic2772]

Ovo je posebna scena kao i uloga legende Svih glumaca u o vom filmu uvek suze krenu Ovo je moj omiljeni film iGlumac Bred Tristan zauvek .🤠🐎❤❤❤

[@percival1137]

There is a time for forgiveness, there is a time for love, there is a time for tenderness, and sometimes, it's just time to do man's work.

[@bubbathesauceboss8652]

One stabs chanting and wanting to take their scalps gave me chills. Such a great scene to a great movie.

[@theninja001]

They just don’t make good movies like this anymore, sad

[@codyfrommanitoba3457]

The scene of Alfred walking and then reloading the gun always gives me chills.

[@deadreckoning6288]

A great movie beautifully done. Just epic. My heart yearns to live in simpler times like this.

[@pablov9934]

Simpler times really?

[@kenpierard5161]

My father would often remind us that there is nothing in this life more precious than family .

[@jeremycrisp4488]

One of the greatest movies ever made.

[@mafirearmsafety]

Lost my dad when I was only 9 months old, never really knew him, but have always missed him.

[@carloko08]

wow, when I saw this movie I was very interested in the general arc of the story and until the moment of this scene I could say that the movie was pretty good, but this scene was totally unexpected because of the dramatic ending and the special connection that the men in this family they had when it came to defending their lives killing their enemies and staying together as a family, this is one of my favorite movies because of the message it has: family union in the face of all adversity, and man, this family went through problems and sadness but at the same time end all were united, EXCELLENT MOVIE 😃😃 hmmmm, by the way, THIS IS WHY THE SECOND AMENDMENT SHOULD REMAIN FOREVER, GUNS GIVE YOU BALANCE BEFORE INJUSTICES AND GIVE YOU THE POSSIBILITY TO PROTECT YOUR FAMILY FROM SONS OF BITCHES AMEN .

[@deloresbias1003]

Amen and amen again use the gun wisely and smartly to defend like our forefathers minute to be and the kill game to provide for families don't Overkill game our Lord and savior is named Jesus amen brothers and sisters!!!! 🩸✝️🤍🌏🌍🌎🛐

[@carloko08]

@@deloresbias1003 agree totally, Jesus is the King 🙂

[@bryanalexander7571]

Oh jeez, stfu. I swear if I never see another comment from some dope putting his toy collection above the next group slaughtered in a mass shooting that happens every other week in this country because he saw something kewl in a movie, it'll be too f*cking soon.

[@TheToolnut]

The 2nd is why American's are one of the few people's on the planet that are truly free. People need weapon's to defend themselves against the tyranny of the State. Now more than ever, 👍🔨🪓🌲🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@bryanalexander7571]

@@TheToolnut "few people who are truly free" Speaking straight out of your @$$ and sounding like someone who has never set foot in another country. There are like one hundred ninety-something nations in the world and somewhere around 130 have freedom. Most of those look at the US, where getting cancer means selling your house to pay you medical bills or where the majority of children who died are gunned down and they shake their head in disgust.

[@adamehrenzeller]

Amazing cast, perfect soundtrack and acting… what more can you ask for ❤

[@diesurfn8]

One of the greatest movies ever made. Definitely one of the best scenes ever filmed. To this day, one of my greatest fantasies is living that life, in that place at that time, just like Tristan.

[@yahimarodriguezalvarez9600]

I could never get enough of this, my favorite movie and scene. I still live in Cuba and I thank all this team efforts to make me live (even here) how freedom fills like...thank you❤

[@1111hellome]

Alfred’s redemption.

[@tyl8770]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. This scene is amazing.

[@cynthiasmith4130]

The best 🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥!!!! What beautiful scenery!!!! All the actor's on this wonderful movie, were remarkle!!!!! I could watch it over and over again... ❤️❤️❤️❤️...

[@LyonThroy-RSA]

Great movie. Let's hope Hollywood doesn't try "re-imagine" this one (I'm sure they'd love to cast Jussie as Tristan)

[@jasont7814]

Legends of da Hood

[@LyonThroy-RSA]

@@jasont7814 😂 instead of actual violence, all you need is a MAGA cap.

[@adavidbujanda]

I saw this movie when I was 10 on a flight, it was amazing then and still is

[@erniewinn2415]

Brad Pitt at 3:30 holding the gun upside down is a cinematic masterpiece.

[@johnbuck9701]

When you swing it over to shoot it is right side up.

[@20Kilogram]

One of the greatest movies/stories you'll ever see in your entire life.

[@SoldierOftheWorld]

This movie is in my top 20 of most watched movies in my life so far. A great piece of cinema.

[@SteveKaye-yl7te]

It’s sad we don’t have movies like this recently, much respect to the everyone involved making this movie

[@sakazukiakainu1323]

one of the best movies in my book

[@jimmaculate5]

for a second, thought the child had pulled the trigger. immediate ending, all smiles.

[@savanahmclary4465]

Greatest Movie of all Times. You know the story has to be TRUE! Only if America could be like this once more. I miss my grand Fathers and ancestors.

[@adamurwin1333]

It is, nearly half the people in the scene were shot to death

[@petebondurant58]

It's complete fiction.

[@petebondurant58]

@@adamurwin1333 Those guys were all Irish though.

[@adamurwin1333]

@@petebondurant58 I was commenting on how close it is to the American reality mate. You've had >250 mass shootings in less than 180 days.

[@petebondurant58]

@@adamurwin1333 The overwhelming majority of those mass shootings involved black gang members, which is something your (and our) "news" outlets rarely mention. Most of those shootings involve illegally owned firearms as well. Most legal firearms owners in the US never shoot at another human being.

[@Kayobear19]

Mr Brad is a good friend of our family. He's had dinner w/our family several times. He & my brother are very good friends, school roommates. This was one of his favorite roles to play .

[@rogeliorojas7769]

Una de las mejores películas de la historia del cine subestimada e incomprendida

[@BERKNOWS]

This is one of the most emotionals hugs of movies iv seen.