Legends of the Fall: What's Family For? (Brad Pitt) 4K HD Clip

[@Jamal3.87]

I remember that Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins got a majority of the praise for this film and it’s deserved but Aidan Quinn’s performance is cruelly unsung. His Alfred broke my heart as the unloved brother and the unloved husband and especially the unloved son.

[@vincenthammons6705]

leave it to a woman to ruin a family

[@ManoleitorArg]

Thats a personal perseption bro, your making mirror with him...

[@bertroost1675]

@@ManoleitorArg and that's okay

[@bradwilliams1691]

Aidan Quinn would have to be one of the most underrated actors ever.

[@mkrny111]

So true.. they all wanted Susannah .. after Samuel died then back at ranch he tried and Tristan had deserted them and the colonel defended Tristan. “He has abandoned her, snd u… and I won’t speak of who else he abandoned..”.. then the colonel hated him. Why.. because like u I chose to serve my country, or like u I luv a woman who doesn’t luv me back??”..👍👍👍👍👍

[@Joseph1NJ]

Remember back when "epic" actually meant something? Not used to describe a freakin' sandwich, or someone's beard. Back when actors really had to perform. Perform in well written, well directed stories. And not just middle aged men on steroids in leather suits, surrounded by CGI. Nothing's ever as good as it was anymore.

[@rs7458]

You mean to say when the 70s-90s actually got it down, properly with cinema? With no PC garbage, SJW or Woke nonsense? …No, I don’t 😄😁. I do miss the epics: Braveheart, Gladiator, Last of the Mohicans, Dances with Wolves, etc.

[@keegancrichlow8391]

There's nothing I like more than to watch a good 2, 2-1/2, 3 hrs epic.

[@rs7458]

@@keegancrichlow8391 man, same here. I miss those 3 hour epic films; good story telling, acting, soundtrack, simple film cinematography, taking its time of development, etc. Social media has ruined peoples’s attention span, creativity and charisma. I’m praying to God that I will delete all of my social media (except KZbin) and just go back to my “normal”.

[@toddupchurch1028]

Well said.

[@calm1047]

Actors still perform Joseph 1 NJ ! People like you always say back then. And people before you say back then! Acting is Acting and we've had alot of bad acting during this time period also!

[@robknoop5109]

"Brother.., I'd be honoured" Still gives me shivers.

[@canebrakeruffian1122]

"Brother, it'd be an honor" is what I heard. Same shivers thou!

[@Au60schild]

@@canebrakeruffian1122 Correct! From my HD audio headphones I can attest that Aidan Quinn's character did indeed say that it'd be an honor.

[@woodennickel6148]

@@Au60schild Then the Upper Missouri Boat Ride Counsel has met. "Brother, it'd be an honor."~~Alfred Ludlow

[@user_abcxyzz]

​@canebrakeruffian1122 brother, it'll be an honor*

[@wildlyunrulyadventures3942]

By far my favorite Brad Pitt movie. My eyes still well with tears during this scene. Well TBH there are numerous parts where I cry. Epic movie.

[@bradwilliams1691]

LOTF & Twelve Monkeys.

[@jacktrout5807]

And a river runs through it.

[@wildlyunrulyadventures3942]

@@jacktrout5807 absolutely! Beautiful movie!

[@brucewayne3602]

"Epic," a most appropriate summation !!!

[@thickthighsthinpatience950]

Meet Joe Black

[@stonetrooper2]

So many words said between two brothers with just a glance and no words spoken.

[@tailhookmd2546]

Aidan Quinn never got enough credit for this movie. He was brilliant!

[@woodennickel6148]

The narration was a close shave all the way through. All of Alfred's brothers knew better.

[@chartroy]

Agreed! He is awesome

[@ronaldwynn8452]

This is by far the best movie Brad Pitt has ever did. His performance was outstanding. Anthony Hopkins is always excellent in anything he does. Aidan Quinn was great also. Such a great movie

[@brucewayne3602]

truly a brilliant movie --- for Brad, simply another chapter in volumes of excellence in every role !!!

[@urosmarjanovic663]

The more I watch it, the more I like It. Must be surplus of estrogen in my ageing male body.

[@cabellero1120]

agreed

[@willlienellson7451]

If you like Pitt in this, also see him in A River Runs Through It.

[@lewie7820]

One of the best movies ever made...

[@andreim.5324]

This movie, this moment and this music, are all absolutely outstanding. From the moment Tristan yells NOOO, Alfred shoots the sheriff and the camera pans around to reveal it was him, up to when their father finally gave Alfred what he's been waiting for all his life..a loving and warming fatherly embrace - the music send shivers down to my spine. RIP James Horner. A truly amazing film, one of the best movies of the last 50 years without a doubt.

[@Benz_Schmidt]

This scene and the scene where Tristian cradles his baby brothers body when he dies is a deadset tear jerker..

[@brucewayne3602]

barely definable brilliance on all fronts ... may we add another 50 years !!!

[@PavlovichDV]

Сompletely pointless movie. The stupidity of the behavior of all the characters without exception. I agree only the сinematography work is brilliant. John Toll bravo!!

[@robertbiondo3771]

Junk movie

[@InDisskyS131]

It’s one of those movies better to be remembered as great instead of re watching it 20 years later. Super cheesy scenes and acting.

[@KingJames1981]

One of my favorite movies. Amazing acting, script, cinematography..but one thing that most people forget, the musical score. James Horner was a genius, RIP.

[@pandaberserk3390]

Aidan Quinn racking back the round always brings me to tears , lost his love but didnt lose his love for his family.

[@cherylhulting1301]

That moment always gets me too.

[@5th2ndOnly]

"He was the rock they broke themselves against." IDK why that always made me cry! 😢

[@MustafaKamal-sy9py]

An absolutely Masterpiece that I watched I don't know how many times. The performances the story everything is but epic. A true classic.

[@pitigoiuhorea9848]

Super film

[@antoniogenis542]

hello he said this, ( take keeping him in the house

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

I had never seen this movie until about 5 years ago. But this scene was the best part of the entire movie. Makes a tear come to my eye every time I watch it. Don't mess with FAMILY !!!.

[@joeclayton2121]

Bundy

[@masterofnone1481]

Did you cry when Samuel died?

[@kurtwpg]

I didn't know Brad Pitt back then, and all I saw was commercials where he looked like he was on the cover of a romance novel. So yeah, I gave it a miss until it was on TV about 5 years ago. Not what I had expected.

[@ericsmith3538]

This is one of the best movies of the last fifty years.

[@rotyler2177]

You may stay.

[@Diana1000Smiles]

Agreed, I bought it, too. 😊 I also get attacked by other residents of Montana about where Legends was filmed.

[@johnwest194]

one of the most emotional scenes in movies between hopkins and quinn - if you do not cry and weep when watching this then you are dead inside

[@cherylhulting1301]

That look of pain and hurt on Aidan Quinn's face as his father approaches him says it all. What a fine actor he is.

[@rayramirez4173]

I love this movie eveytime I see it ,it brings tears to my eyes especially at the end with the father reunited with his older son. And his younger son giving his brother to please look over his children . at the end where family. Now that’s a movie. 👍

[@playerone2629]

You've just spoiled it to me, i was going to see it tomorrow at the movie theatre, i already have the tickets😡

[@Kupcho58]

@@playerone2629 - Wow. The movie came out over 20 years ago. And you can still see it in a theater?

[@tinalee5019]

When Julia Ormand feels the pain of lost love, having your soulmate right in front of you, but you can no longer have them, and knowing you will never again have them....... she portrayed that indescribable hurt, that deep, deep hurt so well, utter perfection!!!! I have felt it, and that part of the movie reminds me of that pain every time!!!! I still get the huge lump in my throat when i see her hurt.

[@laurarochester3402]

The pain of Susannah...broke the heart...Is a great, great movie....

[@unknownstranger6875]

Susannah…I did feel horrible for her, but she set the example of what I never wanted to be since I was a little girl. As an adult I experienced that immense heartbreak but I told myself I’d never kill myself over a man, or chase after a man who didn’t want me. I am thankful I value myself enough and that I’m not a Susannah.

[@lukaduka1001]

@@unknownstranger6875 I see her as a terrible woman who tore apart a family due to selfish reasons and not valuing the man she had in front of her. I felt good when she killed herself.

[@lukaduka1001]

She endulged in selfish behaviour disgusied as empathy. A very female trait.

[@cherylhulting1301]

@@lukaduka1001 It's interesting how much misogyny people let loose with in discussing this movie. Is woman hate part of libertarianism too? Susannah was honest with Tristan about her fears that she might have wanted both of their partners to die so that they could be together. It's a horrible but honest moment. Tristan is kind to her in that moment but it's clear to her that he no longer has any feelings for her. It's a tragedy that the bright woman with so many ideas that excited Samuel is brought down by misguided love for another man. Practice some empathy yourself and try to imagine what that might feel like, those feelings of deep guilt and unrequited love.

[@mkrny111]

“It was those who loved him most .. they died young..Tristan was the rock they broke themselves against”… I forget the line, but something like that.👍

[@ShadowMidnight82]

When Anthony Hopkins came out and pulled that elephant gun.😢😢😢 The way this movie played out. Great and heartbreaking .

[@kenhoover1639]

This is one of my all-time favorite movies!

[@travisbegaye9265]

Last of the dogmen is another good one

[@mayhem7455]

Love this one. I call it the "how much 💩 can one family go through in a single generation?" movie. 😂

[@marthamaggard819]

I agree the last of the dogmen is awesome. Also, I named my only son Tristan because of this movie. I had a large poster in his room.

[@StonedMickey]

This is one of the best but saddest movies I've ever seen. What a story, what a cast. Wish they made movies like this today, when you've seen one Marvel movie, you've seen them all. Sorry, Thor.....

[@knokname6466]

@@travisbegaye9265 A River Runs Through It is another great early Montana flick, true story. Also, a tribute to the forestry fire-jumper disaster of the 90s (?), Fire In The Sky, and Montana Sky are two good dramas, the first a true story, the second about 50 years old now.

[@JC-qb1ir]

When Alfred cocked the gun, the look of pride in his father's eyes...

[@cherylhulting1301]

It's significant that it's the sheriff, supposedly a figure of "law and order" who has come to help kill and not arrest Tristan, whom Alfred kills. It's a moment when Alfred faces the corruption of the system that his father has decried and their values are, for a moment, once again in sync.

[@dianalee3059]

One of my favorite movies. The entire cast was on top of their game. And James Horner wrote a magnificent score. Rest In Peace, James, you left us far too soon

[@charmjasmi]

Aidan Quinn is brilliant ! i like his movies, handsome and great acting skills. he is so underrated ,

[@Lee-fc3yf]

Beautiful movie, probably seen it about 20 times now a true classic.

[@johanpostel326]

I saw this movie as a very young boy on a flight from Paris, on Air France, when they used to come with movie cassettes that they would play on the TV... what a time it was, superb !!! loved every moment of Mt young days, now 33 life almost feels monotonous...

[@Hey_its_Koda]

Growing up i watched this as a kid with my parents. Now im a father and i have a boy. It means more to me now. I do anything for my son. Even lay down my life for him.

[@rs7458]

👏🏼

[@blackwolf9524]

Fav movie....Ending gets me everytime. When he jumps to save his Dad! BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! 😥

[@gonzalomedina6064]

I lost count of how many times I've watched this film. I'll never get tired of it.

[@ahmadguided5143]

One of the greatest movies ever, i don't know how can people present such reality on the screen. Just bravo.

[@kene6753]

My goodness, this was in 1993! A timeless classic!! Time flies.

[@donmclachlan2164]

Blood is thicker than water. "Brother, it would be an honour".

[@anglandp]

one of the greatest lines in cinema

[@scma1822]

when he steps in front of his father, just gets me everytime...

[@laurarochester3402]

The actors are amazing.... The story ...broke the heart...I love this movie. Thanks,!!!!

[@bastardo1418]

The look the brothers give each other @2:39 is awesome… priceless!!!

[@shawn3911]

I always believed brothers bond were stronger.

[@cherylhulting1301]

That's actually my favorite moment in the scene. Tristan now owes his brother a blood debt and they have been at some loggerheads. But at the end they are still brothers. I get a lump in my throat when Tristan asks Alfred to look after his own Samuel. That's more trust than even their father placed in Alfred.

[@ariplatt8192]

watch alfred's expression change at 4:06. what an actor

[@tennisbum3686]

Loved this movie, over the dozen times I've seen it, never tire of it. I share this movie as well as some others I really enjoy with my friends. Everything about this movie stood out as top notch, the acting, music, script and storyline, the scenery, so satisfying.

[@kasienkakaminska6915]

😢🤧👌🏼🙌🏼

[@jeffreardon3969]

LOTF is without a doubt my favorite movie. Saw it in 96 and just loved it. Still holds up. Fabulous story. The Pitt character is amazing.

[@ahilleastsavalos5573]

When movies were actually great.... what a perfect storm of good things coming together. Maybe we get films like this once every ten years

[@bradwilliams1691]

Unfortunately with the coming of comics & woke Hollywood - movies like this are going to be even longer in coming. More the pity.

[@ahilleastsavalos5573]

@@bradwilliams1691 you have to admit, Ironman was really good, and Spielberg's virtual reality movie opened our eyes to what is possible with CGI

[@deadreckoning6288]

Epic movie. The story was based on a novel by Jim Harrison, a brilliant writer who grew up in Michigan.

[@ranchump]

That small look down by the father when he hears Tristan ask Alfred to look over the children. That small gesture says it all, doesn’t it. In an instant the father knows his family has been broken….for who knows how long…..just as he reconciled with Alfred and maybe things will be nice for a while til he dies. Like he can’t catch a break with these sons of his….his life has been so difficult, and the hits just keep on coming….

[@tiberus786]

A movie that can stand the test of time including Joe Black with a simple message depicting true love, honour and respect

[@section5760]

I wish I could have done that hug to my late father and mother and brother. God bless them 🙏🏽😢❤️.

[@Dj66787]

Vai reencontra -los questão de tempo.

[@skymaster9484]

Dam their's so many movies sometimes you really forget the great ones still brings tears to my eyes this one does.

[@allengreene9954]

3:02-3:24: I Wish Me and My Dad Can Still Have a Moment Like This😢😢😢😢🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@spanishforfun]

The father´s tears (dripping down) as he comes out is so TELLING!

[@OSOJOSHO]

1:29 the Horse didn’t get any recognition for distracting the bad guys lol

[@SilhouetteSE]

When they were going off to war, "I want you to watch over Samuel" was asked of Tristan by his father, and Alfred felt jealous. Now the moment has come for these words to be spoken to Alfred.... about a different Samuel (who embodies the spirit of their baby brother). The story has come full circle 👍

[@dustin9106]

One of the best scenes in movie history

[@ts-eu6mp]

Think, too, about the horse that Tristan had given One Stab and how the whole family saving fight began with that. Terri

[@northernlight4614]

Love this movie and especially this scene. The soundtrack is excellent as well.

[@deanmcdiarmid7068]

Met Aiden Quinn walking in NYC once, he was just a real nice guy, and really tall, it suprised me.

[@himanshuagarwal9219]

Still remember this wonderful scene! The film had so many heroic moments

[@Nothing-h6i]

This father/ son embrace is amazing.

[@timmitchell7913]

I love how they say one stab would never lower himself to speak English and never does in the movie except he sometimes narrates parts of it in english and we all know its him..

[@zebthomas4880]

Still one of the best movies ever & still to this day holds the record the most romantic kiss in movie history. To many amazing scenes in this movie to even mention. It had a great short novella thats only about 100 pages. Why there's no actual physical 4k copy of this movie blows me away

[@nelliethursday1812]

You want to see Brad Pitt expressing love like it was his first time ever then you must watch Meet Joe Black he plays Death. Anthony Hopkins is also in the movie. I guarantee that you will not be disappointed

[@ScorpionRegent]

Zeb - Before ever there was a script Harrison wrote the story brilliantly. There was so much that never made the screen, which is typical for adaptations of prose to film. What is so remarkable is depth and breadth of the story which can easily be read in one sitting.

[@ricks7093]

LOVE this movie, Brad was absolutely platinum

[@Sundance94]

I’m 27 now and I’ve seen this film so many times something about great films like these and a river runs through it brad Pitt was at his peak

[@vanhattfield8292]

I think this is Brad Pitt's best movie...

[@bradwilliams1691]

This and Twelve Monkeys.

[@draven3838]

One of the greatest movies ever made

[@ec6443]

This is when actors had to actually have talent. Adain Quinn was amazing in this movie.

[@southernproud8514]

I love this movie and if families still loved and stood together things would not be so messed up as they are today

[@bpooboi]

I love it. A brothers redemption. A family's bond restored. By murder lol. Awesome

[@savanahmclary4465]

Poetic Justice! For them killing his wife.

[@stevem2323]

By murder in self defense, big difference.

[@bpooboi]

@@stevem2323 either or. It was awesome

[@samidavis3146]

This movie is so good got grown men tearing up, Dame they don't make movie like this anymore. Anyway FAMILY first!!!

[@mancheetah205]

One of my all time favorite modern westerns.

[@ildikoivanka5406]

Beautiful landscapes and a fabulous story .... And the Indians. Simply unforgettable! The music in the movie is amazing! .... and Brad Pitt. ... Need more? Yes, this movie is already a legend.

[@humairatauqir686]

What a movie look at all the details music, dialog, location acting at its finest. Epic

[@ACTUALLYRICH]

This movie is timeless.

[@panchito1384]

For me this is the Best Movie i Ever watch.. Love so much.. I call My son TRISTAN .. 1994 -95 was a great year in movies

[@savanahmclary4465]

I Love this movie! This is the music my husband selected for his funeral.

[@nilupulkarunatilake8107]

A deeply felt movie. Brad Pitt just amazing.

[@mschenandlerbong8539]

Anthony Hopkins is amazing

[@Katrrey]

Always!

[@jeffsnowden5119]

Yes, a masterpiece indeed. One of the very best films ever made.

[@GuilhermeS123]

We all miss when the world were not LGBT controlled and their zambi animal predators!! We all miss when society was normal and families healthy, and our children safe. Sad

[@StonedMickey]

This is a great movie, but it has to be one of the saddest movies I've EVER seen. I bet I've seen it 3 times and ever time I cry and cry.

[@chazj2175]

This movie and a river runs throught it are Brad Pitts best movies its a shame they cant make movies like that anymore

[@KEP_th3_m0m]

One of my favorite movies of all time. My son Tristan’s name came from it.

[@maryfitzpatrick2738]

This is one of my favorite Aiden Quinn movie❤❤❤😢

[@antoniochapman3986]

Legends of the Fall was a great iconic classic war/drama film Brad Pitt did a amazing performance in the film he should have gotten into award season back in early 1995 it's one of Pitt's best films.

[@bobtheworkerman9268]

Hands down one of the best scenes in a movie ever

[@dlighted8861]

Out of the whole scene I like One Stab's dance/ceremony the most.

[@SurferKenTV3]

Many fine performances in this film. The ensemble cast collectively made this movie excellent. I remember watching A River Runs Through It, and thought what a beautifully made move then Brad Pitt made this.

[@davidhornback2138]

What a great movie....one of my all time favorites. Engaging story, superb acting......truly an epic production 👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tomukas20]

Most beautiful movie scene ever

[@jen-a-purr]

I’m gonna agree with Joseph…Epic is the only way to describe this scene accurately. I cry Everytime they pan over to Alfred and then when he & Col hug I lose it.

[@alexandergennaro8596]

Heard an interview with Quinn and he said Hopkins when he went to go hug him did his hanable lecter hiss I'll never forget it!

[@cherylhulting1301]

😅😅😅 Hopkins reportedly has a wicked sense of humor. Thank you - I love him and I love that story. I wonder if Aidan cracked up or if he managed to stay in character?

[@seancollins6524]

Fantastic movie 🎬. Looking in from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@drewcliff82]

I left a comment on Patreon like an hour ago that someone should watch this movie then this is in my feed lol. They're always watching.

[@derrickstableford8152]

Ahh the mountains of my home in the background. Fine Alberta views.

[@123abcdef3]

I love the look Tristan gives toward Alfred when the latter is being warmly embraced by his father. He was truly happy for him. Even though he never brought it up, he knew their father's gesture meant a lot to Alfred, as Tristan was the favored son.

[@kylesmith9944]

Perhaps the best film ending ever. The story is resolved with a dramatic climax and resolution. Alfred is able to overcome his anger towards Trisian, Col Ludlow loads the gun after his stroke to save his son. Alfred and his father make amends by killing those that threatened Tristan. A masterpiece.

[@GuilhermeS123]

You don't need to describe the movie scenes. We watched it. Just make your compliments and save us from headaches.

[@GuilhermeS123]

We all miss when the world were not LGBT controlled and their zambi animal predators!! We all miss when society was normal and families healthy, and our children safe. Sad

[@adanmaugwunna1987]

I love love Alfred. I truly wanted him to be happy

[@carrickrichards2457]

This film will have the wow factor forever.

[@roybatty-]

That shotgun blast absolutely flattened that dude.

[@petercsigo3314]

This is one of those American Classics that will never die.Remind you of the America the Beautiful.

[@jasonhenry6593]

I love this scene 4 1 reason. Throughout all of the things that Tristan & Alfred went through. Especially Alfred being jealous that Tristan was their father’s favorite & everyone in the family loved him more for his “wild spirit.” It proved that “Blood is always thicker than Water”

[@jurandipires4802]

Un dos melhores filme da década de 90, a atuação do antonio Hopkins merecia o Óscar

[@МишаКоледа-ф2б]

Это лучший фильм на свете.Я смотрел его раз 5 и столько ещё посмотрю,с удовольствием.Легенды осени. 👍👍👍

[@ericboncuk5303]

This movie was absolutely breathtaking in every aspect.

[@scottdesart275]

Fantastic movie. Music, scenery, acting’s outstanding. If there’s any questions about Brad Pitts acting abilities, this movie answers that question. I am disappointed he didn’t do more parts like this

[@josericardocarballo7594]

La vi unas cuantas veces esa pelicula y esta ultima excena es la mejor muestra que la famimia esta en primer lugar pese a todo y el hermano rechazado lo unico que queria era el amor de su padre que en lo nultimo se rindio ...sin palabras

[@kenweis7913]

They don't make movies like this no more