THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES (1976) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@Chamomileable]

The confrontation between Josey and Ten Bears is one of the greatest dialogs in modern cinema. Two men who know that they could easily shed so much blood meeting together and realizing that they've lived the same life in many ways and can make the choice to create life, not death. It's fantastic.

[@tarekfaysal7362]

Yeah that scene gave me chills😌😯😎😨🥺🥺 Pure Cinema Amazing

[@welcometothemovies9157]

I love that actor especially as chief in One Flew Over the cuckoos nest and his character in Poltergeist 2

[@anonymes2884]

I don't disagree but mostly as an aside, I wonder when cinema stops being "modern" ? (Josey Wales is about as close to the first talkie as it it is to today, which, being older than the movie, makes me feel not very "modern" myself :)

[@jamesa4793]

This movie is full of rape, murder and nastiness. But every so often, people can stop killing even if it’s just for a short while.

[@darkcommission]

Yes and funnily enough Ten Bears has better English: "You BE Ten Bears?" - "I AM Ten Bears" 😀

[@magnificentfailure2390]

Chief Dan George was a national treasure, both for his own nation and the United States.

[@mikealvarez2322]

Loved him in LITTLE BIG MAN.❤😊

[@silent_mike33]

"All I have is a piece of hard rock candy. But it's not for eatin'. It's for lookin' through." Such a fun character 😁

[@chickenlampbrent]

He's a Canadian treasure. Salish Nation from my home province of British Columbia.

[@leroythemaster4268]

Sondra Locke, the Blonde woman, Married Clint. She is in about 5 of his movies. Check out " Every Which Way But Loose".

[@chickenlampbrent]

I always thought they were married too but they never did, they were together for 13 years.​@@leroythemaster4268

[@czos9239]

Clint said in an interview Chief Dan George wouldn’t remember his lines and would just riff it. Clint said George’s riffing was better than the script so they just learned to roll with it. Makes every scene even better.

[@RobertJuzstone]

He's good in this movie but even better in Little Big Man

[@JS-fm9hm]

Also, Dan George was a bit older and would sometimes forget his lines. Clint worked scenes with him prior to shooting to nail the lines down. As Clint at this point was also the director, the camera man came to Clint a few times to tell him a take didn't work. When Clint asked why, he was told that the camera was picking up Clint mouthing Dan George's lines as Dan was saying them.

[@rubroken]

@@RobertJuzstone I love Little Big Man too, but I don't know what reactors would think about it

[@billparker244]

When you get that old, you just know what's best to say in the moment better than anyone else. Especially if you've got frontier experience.

[@michaelmonthey5974]

Clint was an efficient director and wanted to make the best use of production and not waste any time trying to perfect it.

[@kevinwallis2194]

Josey Wales: Whenever I get to likin' someone, they ain't around long. Lone Watie: I notice when you get to DISlikin' someone they ain't around for long neither.

[@Albemarle7]

lol

[@davidstivers2537]

This movie was actually groundbreaking in regards to how people perceived Indians. Chief Dan George showed the world that we are a people with an enormous sense of humor. Most westerns portray us as stoic, serious, Mother Earth lovers. But in fact, we’re so much more. AND we’re hilarious. Glad you watched this.

[@CaptainAhab-im3kd]

Thanks for letting us know this!

[@airgunfun4248]

​@@CaptainAhab-im3kdHe got it from the making of doc about the movie

[@OldWestGunslinger-vs9mx]

A lot of John Wayne films portrayed Indians really well. In Cahill: US Marshal, John Wayne's best friend is an Indian who's also really funny.

[@michaelmonthey5974]

“Man’s got to do something for a living these days.” -Bounty Hunter “Dying ain’t much of a living, boy!” - Josey Wales

[@BudhagRizzo]

One of the best lines in this movie.

[@karenstacymayne4156]

@@michaelmonthey5974 this movie had lots of awesome one liners. You gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie. Not a hard man to follow, he leaves dead men wherever he goes. dying ain’t much of a living boy. Buzzards got to eat same as worms. It was just a good movie. I forgot I guess you’re right, I ain’t that old after all. I loved the actor who was 10 bears, I don’t know who he is, there’s so many replies and comments that they might be in there somewhere but if they are his name that is I didn’t see it. I could Google it I suppose. Lol!

[@jessediaz1293]

He didn’t yell that line at him. 😂 He said it easily “…dyin’ ain’t much of a living, boy…💥” Then he blew that man tf back.

[@michaelmonthey5974]

@@jessediaz1293 Okay, Mr. Perfectionist.

[@meganega123]

One of the coldest lines in cinema

[@Zhipfan]

Kelly’s Hero’s is a must watch, so many great actors, action, comedy and great story!

[@JamesBlackwell-zn5mg]

Other than unforgiven, outlaw Josey Wales is one of the best westerns I’ve ever seen and Clint Eastwood is my hero, so thank you for reacting to his movies!!!

[@rneelymedia9152]

Agree. Great screenplay co-written by Phillip Kaufman.

[@Audulf-of-Frisia]

I agree but would add the good the bad and the ugly as well.

[@ScottyDoesntKnow69]

People don’t like Pale Rider but I love that movie also

[@Whalewraith]

​​Pale Rider was my favourite outside of the Leone movies, after that I'd go for Unforgiven. Then we're into none Eastwood movies, enjoyed both versions of 3:10 to Yuma and always had a fondness for Young Guns. @@ScottyDoesntKnow69

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

@@ScottyDoesntKnow69 Pale Rider is awesome!

[@Cadinho93]

This Outlaw Josey Wales has some of the best quotable lines anywhere! "I didn't surrender, but they took my horse and made him surrender." Also, the scene between ten bears and Josie is the most beautiful representation of live and live that has ever been put to film.

[@tgchism]

I kind of like " buzzards have to eat, same as the worms"

[@williamtaube1411]

"Endeavor to persevere. And when we thought about it long enough, we declared war on the white man." Chief Dan George was priceless.

[@daltonmoore8971]

"Dying aint much of a living boy."

[@RichardFay]

"I notice that when you get to dislikin' people they ain't around too long neither"

[@blakebufford6239]

"You gonna draw them pistols or whistle Dixie?" 😂😂😂

[@maingate7672]

The actor who gets the least credit is John Vernon, ''Fletcher''. He is a very underrated actor.

[@angieday5183]

Agreed, Good in many parts.

[@shallowgal462]

Dean Wormer.

[@bookburner451]

"Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life son" - Dean Wormer "Animal House".

[@michaelmonthey5974]

@@maingate7672 I’ve seen him as the mayor in “Dirty Harry”, the dean in “Animal House”, a ruthless mining company owner in “Ernest Goes to Camp”, and a cop in “Killer Clowns From Outer Space”. Very underrated actor.

[@quantanglement]

@@bookburner451 As Belushi looks on with pencils up his nose.

[@terrycornelius3279]

Chief Dan George was an amazing actor and a wonderful human. He left some rather poetic writing for us to read.

[@johnbickle8457]

Chief Dan George was my favorite person in this film. he was a real Chief of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, a Coast Salish band whose Indian reserve is located on Burrard Inlet in the southeast area of the District of North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

[@newtonburr3123]

Great history lesson! Thank you!

[@AaronJoseph-t4b]

Yo John,thank 4 the shout out to my Ts'lilwet family, that's an Ancestral name if one in charge of the light underground, I'm Squamish,Cheers 4 Years❤❤❤

[@LeonWick526]

"Don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining."

[@Mattamillion-vk2pf]

very useful line to use in 2025.

[@LeonWick526]

@@Mattamillion-vk2pf It's a classic.

[@playedout148]

Reaganomics

[@ogphill]

Democrats

[@RoundingThird]

Don't piss on her channel.

[@joelwillems4081]

The Ten Bears conversation is wonderfully written and magnificently said. The old lady at the ferry's, "you can pay me when you see me, Josey Wales', is also great. This is one of my dad's favorites. When we were young, he also gave a belly laugh at Josey's spitting at people/dogs/etc.

[@MatthewBrown-bf5lz]

28:55 "Dying ain't much of a living boy." I love that line so much!

[@Spiritbro77]

My favorite line from a western... "dyin ain't much of a livin boy"

[@lanolinlight]

What gives this away as a 70's film (as oppossed to what you imagined it was, a 50's film) is the naturalistic lighting. Inside the saloon there are no blaring studio lights, as one would see in a classic Hollywood Western. Josey Wales is all shadows, sun light and candle light.

[@sternpry]

Also the graphic nature of the violence. Wouldn't have that in a Gene Autry movie...

[@jeffreyjeziorski1480]

Like Batman

[@dereklopez9060]

This movie, along with Unforgiven, are some of my Dad's favorite movies. Clint Eastwood is a legend.

[@DanielFernandez-sd7bp]

Same with my dad, as well as Where Eagles Dare. Watch it with him so many times, such a great actor and director, brillant story teller.

[@wc4201]

This was my dad’s favorite movie. I remember him brewing another pot of coffee and watching it on Saturday afternoons when I was a kid in the 80’s. I miss you dad.

[@GrosvnerMcaffrey]

I wish I had a dad. My mother was wider than the grand canyon

[@D.A.B-w7n]

One of the best lines of dialogue in all of cinema history: “Buzzards gotta eat…same as worms.”🤪

[@joelwillems4081]

He says almost the same thing in, "Two Mules for Sister Sarah". When looking at this buzzards circling those he shot, "Are these not God's creatures? Then why deprive them of all of this nourishment?"

[@D.A.B-w7n]

@ Too true, love that movie. Good back to back, heavy with Josie then lighten things up with Two Mules👍

[@ozman2078]

Along with…..If one of you has to take that old woman over there….she may be worth one donkey 😂

[@scottlaughlin9897]

Nah, the best lines in the movie… you a bounty hunter? Man’s gotta do something for a living. Josie- dyin’ ain’t much of a livin’ boy!

[@D.A.B-w7n]

@ Good one but, that’s a paragraph of dialogue to get to, stand alone line?

[@bebomac5]

The tobacco spit is one of the most disrespectfully hilarious scenes in movie history.

[@Timbuktu407]

I got a pleasant surprise tonight to find out my very favorite reactor watching my favorite movie! ❤😊

[@lawwdogg1digr]

This ☝️

[@random_eskimo_in_the_rockies]

@@lawwdogg1digrWhile Josey Wales isn’t my favorite movie, it is in my top ten. However, the scene between Wales and Ten Bears is the greatest scene ever captured on film.

[@atuuschaaw]

Josie Wales is one of my best "comfort westerns." I never tire of watching it, and it has some of the most memorable one liners ever! ♥

[@browntabproductions]

Fun Reaction to a good movie. Thanks. Sandra Locke who played the young “Laura Lee” was married to Clint Eastwood between 1975 & 1989. She passed away in 2018 at the age of 74. She appeared in many Clint Eastwood films.

[@meganega123]

It's quite weird how she's always about to get graped in his movies though

[@ahill8686]

My two favourite westerns are The Outlaw Josey Wales and Jeremiah Johnson.

[@blakebufford6239]

Thumbs way up for Jeremiah Johnson!!👍👍👍

[@MegaAndygo]

same here, obviously you have great taste 🙂

[@Kennethmarchant9705]

One of Clint Eastwood’s best films!!! Highly recommend also Pale Rider (1985), Escape From Alcatraz (1979) and Absolute Power (1997).

[@snow3017]

and "High Plains Drifter" to go along with Pale Rider

[@michaelmonthey5974]

@@Kennethmarchant9705 I also highly recommend “Two Mules For Sister Sara”, “Dirty Harry”, “Joe Kidd”, and “Hang ‘Em High”,

[@NBLP7001]

To see Chief Dan George's best performance, you should be the first reactor ever to watch Little Big Man, starring Dustin Hoffman and Chief Dan George.

[@gordonduke8812]

ABSOLUTELY!!! One of my favorites. A western Forest Gump. Chief Dan and Dustin Hoffman are wonderful together. She should watch it. She will fall in love with Grandfather.

[@mikect500]

After "Kelly's Heroes" this is my second favorite Clint Eastwood movie

[@utcnc7mm]

That would be a good one to recommend for her.

[@evilhobbes]

Kelly's Heroes and Where Eagles Dare

[@LordVolkov]

Great cast in Kelly's Heroes. RIP to Donald Sutherland.

[@michaelmonthey5974]

@@LordVolkovR.I.P. to Don Rickles, too.

[@Rosedach]

I also like the first "Dirty Harry" movie.

[@kurtjk01]

When I was a kid, anything with Chief Dan George in it was *must* see. I love his filmography, and his TV work, too. What a presence.

[@lowcrawl73]

This and Pale Rider are 2 of my favorite Eastwood westerns...

[@brettfromla4055]

Sam Bottoms played the young soldier riding with Wales who dies from his wounds. He was also Lance the surfer in Apocalypse Now.

[@michaelmonthey5974]

He also played the rope performer in Eastwood’s Bronco Billy. R.I.P. Sam!

[@MichaelPower212]

I'm surprised you did not recognize Ten Bears (Will Sampson). He was "Chief" in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."

[@Kevonutube303]

I think it was the blue paint....I was about ready to say the same thing. "The Chief had em all fooled" she usually recognizes pretty well.

[@paulp9274]

Has she watched 'One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest'? I can't find it on her channel

[@FilmBuff54]

@@paulp9274 I don’t believe she has watched it yet.

[@SPOCK_TALK]

You have to watch "SPACE COWBOYS" Clint Eastwood, Donald Sutherland, James Garner, Tommy Lee Jones, James Cromwell, Marcia Gay Harden, Jay Leno, Blair Brown. 😀👍 Enjoy!

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

Yes! Absolutely!

[@randallshuck2976]

A long time favorite. Eastwood is dedicated to showing how worthless war is. Thanks for finally picking this one. I'm hoping you enjoy this one.

[@tkgus2408]

Kansas and Missouri became medieval during the Civil War. They became emotionally charged against each other before the war even started. It was like each state had their own civil war. That's how bands like the Red Legs were formed

[@Ambaryerno]

And it needs to be said that whatever the film may show, the Bushwhackers were NO BETTER than the Redlegs, and committed just as many atrocities.

[@joebombero1]

There is still some memory of those days in Missouri. Whenever someone wears a "Jayhawks" shirt in rural Missouri someone will mention to them- you know the Jayhawkers were terrorists that murdered women and children? Yup. It still happens.

[@LordVolkov]

'Bleeding Kansas' is one of the most untalked about parts of pre-Civil War build up.

[@leefischer5814]

Well the​ film would never show bushwackers beingthat the man who wrotethe book was a member of the Klan who was on the run and that's why ALL the Southerners are shown in a positive light. @Ambaryerno

[@Ambaryerno]

@@leefischer5814 He wasn't just "a member of the Klan." He founded one of its most violent factions (Real Klan of the Confederacy).

[@georgeplimpton9429]

In case you didn't recognize him, the bartender is the same man who plays the bartender in Back to the Future III. The one who made the wake up juice for Doc.

[@brianhatcher2799]

I love how Clint Eastwood used the phrase “mad dog” as well.

[@michaelmonthey5974]

Bloody Bill was the guy Josey Wales rode with in the beginning of the movie after the Redlegs killed his family, then was killed shortly before the war ended. He was played by John Russell, who appeared in many westerns including as the main villain in Rio Bravo and the corrupt marshal in Pale Rider. Terrill (played by frequent Eastwood collaborator, Bill McKinnley) is the Redleg responsible for killing Josey’s family then pursued him throughout the movie.

[@brett15180]

"Dying ain't much of a living boy." One of my favorite lines

[@susanalexander6721]

Two Mules for Sister Sarah is one of my favorite Clint Westerns. Shirley McClain. Can't beat it.

[@1MahaDas]

This film was the last major film that played at our historic Fox Theatre in Riverside, CA. After that, the Fox theater was leased by a foreign film concern, then later it was renovated and became a performing arts venue.

[@Braincleaner]

"you're all alone now, Wales.." "Not quite alone..."

[@philipstoddard1502]

A Clint Eastwood vehicle you're sure to like is the Lerner and Loewe musical Paint Your Wagon. It's worth getting it on your Patreon polls just so you can hear him sing!

[@thomast8539]

We should all endeavor to persevere.

[@mlong1958]

Travis, buried in Ten Bears camp, was Sheb Wooley, who was on Rawhide with Clint Eastwood. He is also the man who originally did the Wilhelm Scream, used in many, many, movies. Eastwood was very loyal to his friends and gave them work whenever he could. Chief Dan George was also in one of my favorite westerns, Little Big Man.

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

>>>He is also the man who originally did the Wilhelm Scream Oh, Really? That and this movie make him immortal then, lol.

[@johnwright8361]

Wooley was also the first of the four bad guys to be killed at the end of High Noon.Lee Van Cleef was the second.

[@johntracy9398]

Little Big Man is also a favorite of mine. I saw it as a first run picture in a beautiful art deco theatre tripping on mescaline. What a trip. Side note: Amiee Eccles who played Dustin Hoffman's cheyenne wife Sunshine also appeared in an episode of the TV series Kung Fu.

[@ronrago2696]

A classic western that has a great cast and a believable story line. The dialogue with Ten-Bears is absolutely awesome. I love this movie! Thanks PIB...

[@angelohernandez6060]

I never think a movie is too long...unless it's a bad long movie. But most times the longer the better.

[@glennledrew8347]

Me too. I love the luxury of extra time to subsume myself into the world I'm watching, and to develop a fuller understanding of the characters. In my teens and into my early 30s I would often read even a massive novel cover to cover in one go, with no sleep. This included such tomes as The Stand, Rosemary's Baby and Shogun, for a few examples. If I can take 24 hours of non-stop reading, three hours of a movie is nothing. 😊

[@jollyrodgers7272]

CLEOPATRA (1963) will change your mind long before the 251 minutes have dragged along, despite the 4 Oscars it somehow won.

[@angelohernandez6060]

@@jollyrodgers7272 Nope, loved Cleopatra. Unlike most films of today every frame was filmed like a buetifull cinematic tapestry. It was a cinematic iconic spectacle. Modern film makers would find it impossible to remake these classic masterpieces. The remakes of Ben Hur and that terrible one of Moses(Ten Commandments wannabe) with Christian Bale are proof of that.

[@utcnc7mm]

"KELLY'S HEROES" should be your next Eastwood movie!

[@LeadPhalanx-zv6wx]

One thing about CE is that he puts together a great cast of characters to his movies

[@aztecgold8997]

One of my faves...The old Indian real name is Chief Dan George. He plays in another great western called " Little Big Man" starring Dustin Hoffman as the lead.....I bet your dad loved this one too...

[@paintedjaguar]

"Little Big Man" (1970, Dustin Hoffman, Dan George) is a very entertaining must-see movie, one of the revisionist Westerns of the 1960s/70s. It's got a little bit of everything - humor, adventure, drama, and a great cast.

[@user-sx4yu3nw4j]

At first, I thought “red leg” was a reference to the nickname for an artillery soldier (as I’m an artillery veteran)… but at the time, it had a different meaning. According to Google, the Red Legs were a secretive group of abolitionists who fought for the Union in the Civil War. They were headquartered in Lawrence, KS. The Red Legs were known for their guerrilla activities and were considered more indiscriminate in their violence than other groups like the Jayhawkers and Bushwhackers.

[@headedsomewhere]

Thanks for the info. I never realized that

[@Ambaryerno]

The Bushwhackers weren't any less indiscriminate. See the Lawrence Massacre.

[@samellowery]

As a Kansan they were murderers both sides why I hate the jayhawker name as much as the missouri Tigers name both named off of murdering thieves.

[@kenjordan5750]

@@user-sx4yu3nw4j The Red Legs are also the Cincinnati baseball team.

[@marcbloom7462]

The Red Legs were outlawed by the Union before the end of the war. This movie and the novels it's based on were, of course, fiction.

[@tobygrimes9633]

Here's an idea for next month. You can check off a western , a romance , and a foreign film simply by watching the Australian classic The Man From Snowy River. It is one of my top 10 favorite movies. I think you and your sister would really enjoy it. It's from 1982 and stars Kirk Douglas.

[@RoundingThird]

You're gonna love Bronco Billy when you get around to it.

[@TroyBrophy]

"Once Upon a Time in the West" is a stand-out Western film.

[@patrickdepew4976]

Considering Cassie didn't like The Good the Bad & the Ugly, I find it unlikely she would care for Once Upon a Time in the West. She'd want to turn it off when Frank appears.

[@susanalexander6721]

One of the greatest epics. Henry Fonda could do anything. He was terrifying.

[@patrickdepew4976]

@@susanalexander6721 People scare better when they're dying.

[@toddgrogg8005]

This movie is perfect and a classic/masterpiece.

[@wize_kraken841]

THIS is my favorite western and Clint Eastwood movie of ALL time! Thank you, Thank you!!!

[@MrJOKERZ68]

HANG EM HIGH is one of his best also PALE RIDER

[@ader.t.v.6768]

Thank You so much. Nobody watches this and its a shame. best movie ever.

[@Wulfbear]

One of my favorite movies of all time. A true classic.

[@paulgl5178]

Agree. If someone has not seen a Clint Eastwood western, this is the first one I recommend

[@MrBendylaw]

This movie might have the best low-budget, dubious, flea-bitten, sneak-thieving, crowbait, magnificent cast I ever seen. I'm right proud to have rid with ye.

[@allwaizeright9705]

Chief Dan George - What a legend...

[@lawwdogg1digr]

Clint is a national treasure. There will never be another.

[@jsbcody]

The Missouri-Kansas Border War occurred during the Civil War. Kansas ended up Union Irregulars and Missouri ended with Guerrillas like Anderson, Jesse and Frank James. Lots of killings and murders on both sides. Almost 1200 skirmishes occurred in Missouri and Kansas.

[@headedsomewhere]

Jay hawkers and Bushwhackers

[@Ambaryerno]

Missouri was #3 in the total number of Civil War battles fought within its borders, behind only Tennessee (#2) and Virginia (#1).

[@samellowery]

Battle of Westport was faught where modern kansas city missouri is largest Battle this side of the Mississippi over 30,000 men involved.

[@Ambaryerno]

@@samellowery I had a Great-Great-Great-Uncle who was with the 5th Missouri Militia (Union) Cavalry at Westport.

[@samellowery]

@@Ambaryerno very cool.

[@haydenlindquist7006]

One of my all time favorites. The cold one liners, the subtle comedy, the compelling story, so amazing. And that last exchange “I think I’ll tell him the war is over.” “I recon so.” *chefs kiss

[@Audulf-of-Frisia]

By far my most favourite Clint Eastwood western movie. With the great Chief Dan George! Followed by the good the bad and the ugly.

[@myklegue3968]

Sondra Locke & Clint were together for a few years...made at least 2 more movies together...I always liked her....and by the way Chief Dan George is born in and died here in Vancouver, he is still spoken with great respect!!

[@susanalexander6721]

They were together for about 13 years. One of his longest relationships.

[@TheBlommel76]

"I rode with him...and I got no complaints."

[@rayvanhorn1534]

Omigosh, no way….”Josey Wales”?! This is fantastic, one of my favorite westerns. Hope you bring us more as there are so many great ones. Honestly, I like the first 2/3rds of this more than the last part. Thank you for doing this. (Feel better!)

[@kenpullig1652]

So glad you're enjoying Clint Eastwood movies, Cassie. But, if you want to round out your Clint collection of reactions you need to add in Dirty Harry, Kelly's Heroes, and Every Which Way But Loose. Hope you're feeling better sooner than later.

[@DanLaTour12]

Best Western ever made. Thanks for this you made my day.

[@renaissancepoet]

Paint Your Wagon - Heartbreak Ridge - High Plains Drifter - Grand Torino - Every Which Way But Loose - Any Which Way You Can, and Dirty Harry are all great Clint Eastwood films.

[@RedEdgedSavage]

Don't forget " BRONCO BILLY" .

[@NBLP7001]

The first time I watched this after 'Seinfeld' had made it's debut, I noticed the guy playing Abe (one of the two guys that got the drop on Josey on the other side of the river) was played by Len Lesser who became better known as 'Uncle Leo' on Seinfeld. Now every time I watch it I expect him to say, "Josey, HELLO!!" when he comes on screen.

[@MGT_KS]

Classic western Cassie! 😊 Chief Dan George was great in this. He has a great role in "Little Big Man" too!

[@TimeEmotion1971]

Brilliant film, only watched it recent with my daughter, it was her first time seen it, and she loved the film. They sure don’t make films like this anymore, Eastwood is one of a kind and will always be a favourite actor of mine 👍👍👍

[@hawkeyegeorge]

One of my all time favorites!

[@trsteele7870]

This is one of my favorite westerns. You need to watch Quigley Down Under, 3:10 to Yuma (the newer version with Russell Crow), The Searchers, and I think you would like The Man From Snowy River.

[@beeman1885]

Forgot about Quigley. That is a great movie.

[@Thuddster]

Watching TOJW here then back to back with Little Big Man, is some of America's best filmmaking, storytelling and acting talent. They both shine a cold light on America's dark past like few others of that scale. Cinematic masterpieces that deftly roll pride and shame into one.

[@TimSeraphiel]

Such an underrated western. It's one of my favourites. ❤

[@Lonejustice1]

It's time to watch a Clint Eastwood comedies. "Every Which Way But Loose." "Heartbreak Ridge." "Kelly's Hereos."

[@tec52]

Another Clint Eastwood western for you is "Pale Rider", I have suggested it to you (both in comments and on Patreon) for at least a couple of years. I hope you get to it sometime soon.

[@austingoodwin4013]

So glad to see you watching this movie! It's one of my three favorite Westerns of all time! The "Chief" is my favorite character :)

[@RoundingThird]

This is 1 of 6 movies with Sondra Locke, Clint's partner from 1975-1989. And they met on this one!

[@SCWillson]

Greatest western ever made.

[@michaelmonthey5974]

“I guess we all died a little in that damn war.”

[@stephenwhite5444]

"die'n ain't much of a livi'n boy" ~ Josey Wales

[@chrismcstu]

This my absolute favorite Clint Eastwood western. I can watch this movie over and over. The scene with Josey and Ten Bears still holds to this day. It's one of the greatest scenes ever.

[@matthewfarren5423]

This was Clints favorite film for ages .

[@headedsomewhere]

Mine too.

[@kenjordan5750]

This is one of my favorite movies. It's a little slow in the 2nd half, but overall xlnt. Other favorites include D.O.A with Edmund O'Brien, The Count of Monte Cristo with Robert Donat, and the Hunchback of Notre Dame with Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Sullivan.

[@aaronjl18]

The Outlaw Josey Wales and Pale Rider are two of my favorite westerns. I'm glad you're reacting to Josie Wales! High Plains Drifter has some similar themes to Pale Rider.

[@robertstephenson7864]

One of my favorite movies of all time.

[@detropdogmanapocalypse5929]

3 comedy's with Clint Eastwood are Pink Cadillac , Every which way but loose , Any which way you can . you will also see many of the red-leg actors in those movies. but CE has many westerns including Raw-Hide TV series.

[@Mark-xt8jp]

If you want to see that final house in the movie, it's still standing near Kanab Utah at the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. They have a tour that drives past (no going inside), and it's a great animal rescue and has a great lunch buffet. Kanab is also known as Little Hollywood, many many westerns were filmed in that area and there's a movie museum that includes many building fronts that were saved from western films.

[@MLar80]

The Josey and Ten Bears dialog is one of my favorite scenes of all time. Few words were spoken, but much respect for each other blossoms before your eyes.

[@JeffOfTheMountains]

This movie is considered the greatest Western movie ever made, and I absolutely LOVE the scene between Josey Wales and Ten Bears.

[@GreyWalker-isme]

The best

[@michaelmonthey5974]

I love The Outlaw Josey Wales, too. But people will come screaming and say The Wild Bunch, The Searchers, Unforgiven, The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, Red River, The Magnificent Seven, Stagecoach, Shane, or High Noon is the best western ever.

[@kerry-j4m]

@@michaelmonthey5974 Glad you mentioned these other-GREAT-westerns,so many to chose from too. Greatest western ever made is debatable for sure,but,he did say it's considered tho.

[@angieday5183]

@@michaelmonthey5974 Add Rio Bravo. All great movies. Never was much of a fan of any of the spaghetti westerns.

[@angieday5183]

@@michaelmonthey5974 Another under the radar one is Ride Lonesome, with Randolph Scott, maybe his best movie.

[@richardb6260]

You should watch Pale Rider, another western directed by and starring Eastwood. Classic western with Eastwood in an unexpected role. Another good western that doesn't get enough attention is Two Mules for Sister Sara. Shirley McClain stars with Eastwood in that one.

[@straigghtshooter]

If you like this, you really need to see Pale Rider. Outstanding Eastwood action Western movie.

[@billahernNYC]

Cassie’s concern about Josey leaving behind beef jerky while fleeing for his life is why I LOVE this channel

[@farceplay4878]

This is my favorite Clint Eastwood movie. Every time I see it again, I know why.

[@tudyk21]

38:59 Bill Wilson, also known as "Bushwhacker Bill", was a Confederate guerilla fighter and the inspiration for Clint Eastwood's character in the 1976 movie The Outlaw Josey Wales

[@GreyWalker-isme]

One of my absolute favorites