Pale Rider [555]

[@bosskey7212]

Pale rider!!! watched this movie about 800 times at my Grandma's during the summer school vacation, pretty much anything w/ Eastwood in it was a must watch classic. Good times man...Good times

[@bruceg.6282]

I liked that young girl

[@Popwarner-x1w]

Have you ever seen Clint Eastwood's earliest movie where he's a Biker

[@sitthapromwasphornsaran5736]

I 've been watching Pale Rider over and over that I have lost count.

[@ΟδυσσέαςΝοτάκης]

Are you me? That's exactly how I know about this movie.

[@jeffeverett274]

It's great!

[@sfperalta]

IMHO, Pale Rider and The Outlaw Josey Wales are two Clint's most enjoyable movies. Clint is the avenging angel. No one does it better! I love how, when the thugs uselessly empty their guns in the general store, Clint waits for them to finish reloading before plugging them all with one shot each. Classic.

[@refiii9499]

Pale rider was a great film. Came out around 1986. I remember seeing this at the drive in my old man ran for years. It closed down around when this movie came out.

[@Classicrocker6119]

I recall it came out in the summer of 1985.

[@MrPanama9red]

Sad.

[@bruceg.6282]

@@refiii9499 i would probably handled the young lady a bit differently.

[@jimniemiste]

i delivered lumber to the town site the fall of 84 from ketchum idaho

[@georgehuerta1990]

Clint Eastwood has always been one of my very favorite actors even to this day I loved him in grand Torino such a great movie he will be missed when he passes.

[@shotstrangledstabbed]

But he used the time on earth very well: he created/played in a lot of movies.

[@shaggisdogg]

Do ya get what i'm sayin' chair

[@CaneFu]

That was Gran Torino....it was a pretty hot car from the 1970s.

[@JW-mz1fp]

Clint Eastwood Will Live Forever In All His Great Movies.❤💯❤

[@Gucci89Gucci89-w5d]

Wait until you see Mule.

[@Jamez555]

One of the best westerns of all time.

[@yankee2666]

A cartoon.

[@fw1421]

This film was a mix of High Plains Drifter and Shane. One of my favorite Eastwood films.

[@nolanbowen8800]

I kind of like this movie but Shane was the best of all westerns for me.

[@marciofidellesk9557]

Joe Kid.

[@WillyEckaslike]

i think he wore the same outfit

[@kencrowe1965]

@@nolanbowen8800 nah, 'Good, Bad and the Ugly' is the BEST all time western, hands down.

[@E-LIB]

Sûrement un des meilleurs westerns de l'histoire. Le personnage incarné par Clint Eastwood est d'une dextérité sans faille. Défenseur des faibles, mais aussi tueur froid. Du grand Eastwood.

[@dainzc9838]

Faut pas être trop pointilleux sur les détails. Eastwood qui met 6 pruneaux dans le “chef des méchants” ... qui, lorsqu’on le voit tomber à terre, n’a finalement que 5 trous dans le dos, d’où sort du sang... Clint aurait-il raté sa cible? Une balle serait elle ressortie par les pieds? D’ailleurs, dans cette même scène, 6 balles dans le corps, ça vous tue pas un méchant: il trouve moyen de lever la tête, le malotru, pour narguer le héros qui se voit forcé de lui en mettre une 7e (tiens! il avait un colt 7 coups?) bien calée entre les 2 yeux (il aurait put commencer par là, on aurait gagné du temps, et lui des balles). Faut dire que dans le genre “coriace”, le gentil qui se fait fusiller par les méchants prend une bonne vingtaine de balles dans le corps, et lui aussi, trouve encore la force de lever la tête ... pour finalement recevoir l’estoquade entre les 2 yeux, de la main même du méchant-en-chef . Pour finir, à un autre moment, il y a un méchant qui malgré une balle entre les 2 yeux (décidément, c’est une manie!) trouve tout de même le moyen de faire quelques pas, tel un vulgaire poulet...

[@penultimateh766]

When the last guy on your payroll goes flying by you dragged by a horse, you know you're gonna have a bad day...

[@thomasborger6548]

Oh man thats hilarious!

[@gblackburn31]

2 types of men in this world John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. I'll always be a Clint kid at heart. RIP Chris Penn, he was truly a bright star that burned out.

[@ghostinthemachine8243]

I like both. They're two sides of the same coin.

[@gblackburn31]

@@ghostinthemachine8243 one thing when John Wayne died in a movie he died, Clint died and came back as a ghost and punished everyone and then Pale Rider he is the embodiment of Death so 🤷‍♂️ Clint was the tougher of the 2 in my book

[@ghostinthemachine8243]

@@gblackburn31 John Wayne was the traditional western hero. Clint was more like the deadly avenging angel.

[@williamparish32]

I do not like John Wayne

[@TheFrogfeeder]

I’m almost 50 years old, love me some westerns and shootemups, I don’t think I’ve ever sat thru even half a John Wayne movie, but I’ve seen pale rider and other Eastwood movies hundreds and hundreds of times…

[@joshuabrooks4907]

Yet another movie with an all-star cast. I mean, you had... 1. Clint Eastwood as the preacher, 2. Chris Penn as Josh Lahood, 3. Richard Kiel as Club 4. Michael Moriarty as Hull, and 5. John Russell as Marshall Stockburn. YIKES!! Also, I've always loved how Club waded through LaHood's goons to pull Josh off that girl, just before Clint shot Josh in the hand.

[@williamewing5509]

I have got this movie DVD of Clint Eastwood with Richard Kiel and John Russell in Pale Rider I am dedicating this movie DVD to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxx

[@ek2156]

It was like the PR knew that Richard Kiel's character could be saved by a painful lesson and a little kindness. The shootout at the end is so well done. You might be a gun fighting bad ass, but you ain't gonna out shoot a divinely inspired avenging angel... They just dont make westerns like PR any more... After John Wayne, and Cline Eastwood, they broke the mold of a great western hero.

[@mikedeloach6849]

Mathew Quigley might disagree

[@LarryDickman1]

PR? Puerto Rican? Oh Pale Rider. 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@elpadre1156]

One of my all time favorites.

[@ek2156]

I love the part with Richard Kiel, where the PR helps him back up on his horse after smacking him in balls and face. And the end where he pays the PR back for not killing him when he could have easily. Great movie! It was like the PR knew that Richard Kiel's character was a bad guy, but not save able with a little kindness. It was like the smack in the nuts got him thinking on the straight and narrow...

[@yukadoo]

Naturally...it shows he still had the balls to change his mind....!

[@andygossard4293]

And how does one take a sledgehammer to the face and walk away? I guess if you're Richard Kiel.

[@KageNoTora74]

Ice... ICE...

[@harrybrown3657]

Reckon so

[@mrb4886]

@@harrybrown3657 Marvelous

[@newhampshirelifestyle4233]

Classic Clint!! "Should'nt play with Matches", or "Nothing like a nice piece of hickory" .. I cannot decide which line is best!!

[@kingofthegod8983]

Why not both 😏

[@falcorthewonderdog2758]

Death rides a pale horse. The 4 hprsemen of the apocalypse

[@alonzomosley7]

What a movie Clint at his best ,I love his cowboy movies he is amazing ,92 years old now

[@mpccenturion]

"And upon a pale horse road death. " - Nice work Gary!

[@shotstrangledstabbed]

Thank you.

[@mtbalpinecounty]

Then, he was the Decider of Good and Evil.. Whether he was is up to the viewer.. Still in my catalog of Clint Classics !!!

[@bruceg.6282]

Did anybody ever notice that Clint Eastwood used that whole bucket of water but still didn't make the match go out?

[@palerider964]

I did. They probably didn't want to shoot the whole scene again. Too costly.

[@shadowwolf2524]

Roger that. I noticed it years ago. I was going to make that comment here, but seen you beat me too it. The actor playing the bad guy with the match seemed truly confused on what to do with the still burning match.

[@fomoco300k]

I reckon he wasn’t really aiming for the match and didn’t care if it went out or not. At least that’s what I figured all these years, though it did bother me when I first saw it....

[@palerider964]

@@fomoco300k I reckon.

[@jonlanier_]

@@palerider964 I reckon, so

[@MrBigtom06]

Love the old spaghetti westerns with Clint Eastwood my favorite actor

[@carlosrobertodetoledo9449]

Cavaleiro solitário, um clássico ! Um dos melhores filmes que já assisti !

[@Imwright720]

So many great movies with Clint, so many great scenes.

[@jefftube58]

This is one of Eastwood's best westerns.

[@MrPanama9red]

I don't know, I really loved "High Plains Drifter" And my favorite will always be, "The Outlaw Jose Whales".

[@newhampshirelifestyle4233]

Either this or "The Outlaw Josie Wales".

[@jejteach1]

@@newhampshirelifestyle4233 Please throw "Unforgiven" & "Good Bad Ugly" in the mix 🤠

[@americo8950]

El Jinete Pálido, es un wester de lo más lindo. Uno puede ver cientos de veces y cada vez es más interesante y emocionante. Una obra maestra en manos de un genio inigualable como Clint Easwood

[@Au60schild]

Note how Clint Eastwood's character uses a Remington New Army .36 caliber revolver with the then new conversion to cartridges, so that he could slide in pre-loaded cylinders just like the speed loaders of today. Sweet!

[@ForestWolf1757]

Remington New Model Army's were .44 (actually .45) caliber, not .36, your thinking of the Colt 1851 Navy. The Preacher would've been firing .45 Colt cartridges, not .38 Long Colt.

[@lawrencemarocco8197]

"Just put some ice on it. You'll be fine." Good advice after you've gotten your wedding bells rung by a sledgehammer,

[@TheFrogfeeder]

That mad hatter hat and burgundy duster coat are the sickest

[@peterclarke7240]

Still my all time favourite cowboy film. Unforgiven comes close, but this is just beautiful. So raw while still having a moral edge, Clint not a hero but almost something from a horror story.

[@lincolnmaceachern2410]

Such a ripoff of "Shane," but I enjoyed it. I think it and my favorite, "Silverado" came out in the same year, and were the first westerns to be released in a number of years.

[@ass09tube]

Yes, its like Unforgiven is an extension to the character played by clint here. Resemblance n mood is spot on. High planes drifter, hang them high, outlaw josey Wales are different. This one connects to Unforgiven.

[@trump-totalwar6509]

@@ass09tube i thought pale rider was a sequel to high plains drifter.

[@ass09tube]

@@trump-totalwar6509 that's a fresh way to look at. Thank you.

[@RaymondBCrisp]

Very antihero vibes for sure!

[@ScooterOnHisWay2024]

So few words, so much story, One of the best movies ever.

[@moriver3857]

One of my most favorite movies. Too bad this whole location set was demolished after production. Beautiful scenery, I think in Idaho somewhere.

[@RaymondBCrisp]

One of the best Westerns of the modern era.

[@ramoncroes8028]

"And the fourth horse was pale in color, ... and hell followed." Revelations somewhere on the Bible. The Pale Rider.

[@lomax343]

And I looked, and behold a pale horse; and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. Revelation (not Revelations) 6:8

[@tameikabrown2542]

This My 1 & Only Best Favorite Western Movie From Clint Eastwood

[@KageNoTora74]

Not relying on everyone having a Colt 1873 Single Action Army "Peacemaker" was a nice detail in Pale Rider. The Peacemaker became a trope in Western films and TV shows.

[@Larrikins54]

Until you had to reload when a Schofield would have you for lunch.

[@KageNoTora74]

Break action revolvers definitely had an advantage over loading gate revolvers.

[@63DW89A]

The cap and ball revolvers were still in use well into the 1880's, as the last manufacturer of revolver combustible cartridges did not go out of business until 1888! Colt Single Actions were practically impossible for the general public to get until around 1877 or so as most of the first 3 years of production were sent to U.S. Ordnance. Lots of cap and ball were converted to cartridge or just left as cap and ball. The U.S. Government was gradually selling off all the cap and ball revolvers still retained in inventory, so it was possible to buy a decent condition cap and ball revolver for around a quarter of the cost of a new cartridge gun well into the last part of the 19th Century.

[@KageNoTora74]

@@63DW89A True, but there were other metallic cartridge pistols like the Smith & Wesson Model 3 Schofield.

[@patrickamorsi3510]

Shane, l'homme des vallées perdues est un de mes western préféré. Le remake d' Eastwood est aussi très bon.

[@greymark420]

"Theirs nothing better than a nice piece of hickory", classic.

[@markkupio4472]

I'd say it's nearly a best line in this movie.

[@larrymead151]

Always liked Richard Kiel's character. Mr. Intimidation but a softy at heart.

[@cynthiarosas8214]

Thankyou i enjoy these clips very much clint Eastwood is me and my husband favorite actor I'm going to keep this save this for later clint Eastwood is a keeper

[@palerider964]

Nobody can fan a hammer like Clint!!💖👏👏👏👍

[@komarithsoth422]

Thank you, I remember those scènes of the movie when I saw them in the theater in France 🇫🇷. Those are good memories. Re-thanks.

[@shotstrangledstabbed]

Thank you!

[@milquetoaste7144]

The two men getting gunned down at 4:37 are so satisfying to watch, especially the ginger-bearded one who dies so well. What a man. 3:20 is also great, with the four guys sticking around and fumbling with their guns, practically begging to get shot.

[@Larrikins54]

You don't have much choice when you're reloading a cap and ball gun. The only answer is - more guns! Or in the case of an 1858 Remington - more reloaded cylinders!

[@karlsuer2749]

Die Filme von Clint Eastwood sind Kunst. Der Mann versteht sein Werk. 👍👍

[@tommargarites2811]

Interesting that you would focus on the Marshal dying like he and his men killed the prospector in the film, however if I remember correctly there was a scene where the Clint had his shirt off, and I think it was the mom that noted a number of bullet scars on Clints back, which would likely match those found on the prospector.

[@chuckselvage3157]

Richard Kiel. I remember watching this at the movies.Great film by Clint Eastwood.

[@toAdmiller]

Kiel was a very nice and well-spoken gentleman judging by his interviews...But obviously he's going to be typecast as the "tough" rather than a comedy or romantic lead...It's nice to be able to see him as a person.

[@robleary3353]

Brilliant film!. Brutal, yet understated!.

[@YOda_55]

Clint East wood maybe is the only actor that gives a character such a strong appearance by his age

[@richardlees5303]

Apart from this being a perfect script executed in the traditional Clint Eastwood method, the most outstanding 'character' is that beautiful horse!!

[@hasake8873]

Wow! He made some really good westerns.

[@onkelmarvin8360]

Nice edit..............all the best scenes........well done Dude...............🤗

[@shotstrangledstabbed]

Thank you very much!!!!!!!!

[@onkelmarvin8360]

@@shotstrangledstabbed You`re welcome dude.......🤗

[@richardremick1639]

One in a trillion charm and legendary delivery perfect 👍

[@racefan601]

Great movie. I didn't realize that was John Russell as the Marshall until after I watched it a few times. This movie is just a different version of Shane. And a little like the shootout in Open Range

[@faerieSAALE]

The best part is when Stockburn gets his comeuppance with the same brutal killing method as he and deputies dished out!

[@richardwilliams473]

Clint Eastwood s first words to the match starting man was edited out? He was about to say : " Shouldn't play with matches"

[@ducknorris233]

2:00 is Chris Penn one yea4 after he was in Footloose. I had no idea he was in a Clint Eastwood western.

[@danielwelzien6424]

Stockburn and his deputies were a bunch of badasses until Preacher showed up.

[@fw1421]

Corrupt to the core.

[@georgehuerta1990]

Yeah people are gangsters until a real gangster shows up

[@cynthiarosas8214]

I have bad health if i delete it not because i dont like your movies its because i respect this actor and i dont need any problems with his family God bless clint Eastwood

[@Christian10031976]

O filme que conheci Clint e me fez tornar seu fã.

[@carpballet]

There’s a sign in that high mountain, barren windswept town that says, “fresh fruit and vegetables.” In the winter.

[@dhuramc-qo9nz]

All Eastwood movies are iconic. They're all in a league of its own. Everyone has their own favourite.

[@gregorycarlson6632]

My very favorite Clint Eastwood western.👍

[@peterwhitehead3918]

They don't make them like they used to. Great films.

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

At least Eastwood only has SIX rounds in his SIXshooter. Others in movies seem to have endless without loading.... 🤣

[@rtopalovich]

That's because they are movies-all make believe!

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

@@rtopalovich Capton Obvious... nooo 😎

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

@@rtopalovich so...then Eastwood is not in a movie? It's a documentary? 🤣 In movies it is also important to be true to reality.....

[@moriver3857]

Great movie! My favorite Clint Eastwood movie, and I've watched almost all. Great locations, too.

[@loadventureslife5090]

Pale rider unforgiven and the outlaw JW are my fav.

[@pedrosantiago2992]

IN THIS MOVIE CLINT EASTWOOD SHOWED THE BEST EXAMPLE ABOUT GUN CONTROL! THAT WAS AWESOME!

[@art.demirjian9721]

🍷😂♥️😂🎵😂 There is nothing which could be better than teaching the bad guys a good lesson!

[@christopherpulliam8873]

Excellent video Gary J!

[@shotstrangledstabbed]

Thank you!

[@georgeskerangueven6612]

Pour moi ce film est un Chef d oeuvre seul clint pouvaient habiter ce personnage inquietant Du tres grand cinema

[@jimniemiste]

i delivered some lumber from houston lumber in ketchum idaho to the town site the fall of 84 then ive ridden snowmobiles in the winter in that same spot for years

[@michaelmixon2479]

Super compilation! Great job!

[@shotstrangledstabbed]

Thank you.

[@philipe7937]

Clint Eastwood is the coolest and the best.

[@Rick-xq1rf]

Best Western you'll ever see. His best movie

[@battlejack1863]

Pale rider was one of his best!👍

[@dw7094]

Interestingly enough, this was not Eastwood's involvement with the Pale Rider concept. In the early 60's Eastwood was involved in "RAWHIDE" episode titled "The Incident Of The Pale Rider".

[@freddykagin]

Great Job Clint. You know what you are doing, for the people who deserve the best.

[@MrPanama9red]

Do any of you remember John Russell as the "Lawman"?. Western TV series.

[@tomnelson3393]

Such a great movie

[@abouttime5000]

So we’ll done. Just a masterful film.

[@CwL-1984]

This is my favorite Eastwood movie.

[@rick-kx7gy]

Never before realized how courteous bad guys were back then . Each of those 4 bad guys patiently awaited their turn with Clint while each got their ass kicked one at a time . And only toward the end were any guns drawn . Such gentlemen .

[@beamis86]

Also, the first guy took several seconds to figure out where the water came from. Was looking everywhere else until he thought to look in the direction from whence it obviously came.

[@JohnDough-yr2zt]

There can never be a gang bang in a movie. One at a time, wait your turn.

[@rick-kx7gy]

@@JohnDough-yr2zt gotta be about the only taboo thing Hollywierd won't do . on camera or off

[@jeffclark7888]

Stupid scene. Not credible. Four thugs WAIT for him to shoot them.

[@straycatttt2766]

Yeah, pretty silly. Maybe Clint directs it that way from the old-fashioned point of view that it’s more manly to go one-on-one rather than gang up. Then again, the villains had ganged up on Michael Moriarty before Clint showed up.

[@chuckyoder5765]

Pale Rider , a great Eastwood flick !!!

[@truthhurts4555]

They have cute matching coats🤣

[@kimmorrison9169]

Dusters not coats.

[@kajem575]

@@kimmorrison9169 A DUSTER is a type of coat. Raincoat Parka Suitcoat Blazer Overcoat=Duster Coat= A Covering etc; 🙂✌❤ 🙈🙉🙊

[@kimmorrison9169]

@@kajem575 but you call it a Duster not a coat. there is no warming insulation in a Duster

[@kajem575]

@@kimmorrison9169 Trouble with English reading context I see. I drive/ have a 2003 GMC ENVOY, pewter (or is it SILVER??!!)in color,4 wheel drive,4 door etc; Also known as an AUTOMOBILE,S.U.V. TRUCK/CAR,CONVEYANCE,RIDE. But I and everyone I know just calls it a CAR. I have footwear with,heels,metal or plastic shanks and steel toe protectors made of leather,artificial leather, W/ laces,eyelets ,hooks,velcro,bucke fasteners,canvas or other textiles, of diff. color(s),some specialized in their use, BUT I JUST CALL THEM SHOES! I understand you are just passing along info someone might not be aware of. Me TOO. Or is that; ALSO,AS WELL, ADDITIONALLY,TWO or TO. A DUSTER is a (kind of) specialized apparel,but never-the- less it is still and FIRSTLY a coat. A Duster is also a model of car and a tool for clearing dust away,or the person performing the task. Take SPANISH (language) for instance. Spanish speakers say; CASA BLANCA (House,white) English speakers; White House. Spanish: correct order English: false order One has to HAVE a house BEFORE it can be white. DOORS: Overhead,roll-up,bi-fold,louvered,sliding,left-swing,right-swing,revolving,dutch,windowed,windowless,steel,wooden,fiberglass,screen,trap, etc; But I don't say," Come through my steel door". Do you? If one doesn't know the proper name it's ok to use the general term. Miss,Mrs.,Mr. he,she him,her,boy,girl,dog,cat. I have a pet CATthat happens to be nomenclatured breed of SIAMESE. I have a Fish Tank not a Guppy collection. Ain't language grande? 🙈🙉🙊 🙂✌❤

[@kajem575]

@@kimmorrison9169 There is no warming insulation in any Rain COAT I ever or currently own either. Or Suitcoat,or Overcoat..... 🙂✌❤ 🙈🙉🙊

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

The best parts of that hickory scene are: 1) The bucket of water failing to extinguish the lit match. 2) When Clint tosses the stick away at the end it hits the supine cowboy right in the nards.

[@franciscorafael7975]

jajajajajaja ¡¡¡NARDOS¡¡¡¡ 😂 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

[@yeildo1492]

John Russell is great in the role of Stockburn.

[@palerider964]

He was even better as Nathan Burdette.

[@yeildo1492]

@@palerider964 I prefer Stockburn but Rio Bravo is a great flick.

[@WillyEckaslike]

question...i seem to remember John Russells face as a cartoon character in the 70s but cant place it

[@tomburton1037]

0:46 "Throw hickory handle and hit bad guy in sack." I don't think that was in the script. Hear that "oof" when it hits

[@hubertsang7418]

What a big difference in the rules for making movies: in "the Good, the bad and the ugly" compared to the "pale rider" bullet holes and blood.

[@jimrehm8875]

great movie one of the best clint ever made

[@MohamedAli-qm4jf]

What is a great movie!!

[@briten7341]

All time greatest actor love him

[@briangoldy8784]

3:18, You Done? an Gives them a Chance to Reload..........................Pure Badass,

[@joakimlundgren7043]

The Preacher character was quick on the draw..

[@jryan-uk7sy]

Are you gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie ?

[@dainzc9838]

Like the scene where the guy receives between 20 & 30 bullets, finally falls on the ground, but still can raise the head (for sure totally clean)... then the boss can put the ultimate ball in the head to achieve him... Ridiculous

[@AndreasW-p4r]

Is one hell of a good movie 🍿

[@johneastman1905]

That is a lot of good acting on the part of skilled stunt men , and detailed squid blood !

[@Richard-b5r9v]

" Well. Theres nothin like a nice piece of hickory "

[@pastordavid107]

. Fantastic remake of "Shane". (awesome movie) .

[@bryantsherman7263]

The pail of water didn't put out the match. When Clint tossed the piece of hickory it hit the villain between his legs.

[@jamesmusisca7547]

one of the best movies