The Quick and the Dead | First Duel

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A female gunfighter returns to a frontier town where a dueling tournament is being held, which she enters in an effort to avenge her father's death.
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[@LordNinja109]

Fun fact, if a girl had been born during the making of this film, she would be too old for Dicaprio today...

[@jebise1126]

dicaprio watch the irishman with a girl and after movie girl was too old for him... yes i borrowed that joke

[@DaviesMartinezBeats]

The Wall comes for them all... And in Dicaprio's case, sooner more than others...

[@punisher467]

@@jebise1126 Ricky rocks!!!

[@Ace5.56]

No shit

[@markinglese3874]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Zeddyboi86]

Probably my favorite duel of the movie. I like the Swedish guy, and how polite he is, so I was happy that he got eliminated early and survived. He said he'd only wound The Kid, and The Kid's reply, "You're a kind man", can be seen as cocky ribbing, but he still afforded him the same mercy, which was nice. Add in the wicked zoom-ins, the Dutch angles, the intense stares, and it's just an all-around great scene. :)

[@Wolf10media]

He also advised him to stayed down unless he want to continue the fight. Which shows an added kindness to the Kid. He was too kind for this world in spite of his cockiness. Still a boy.

[@niagra898]

Awful movie-so many talented actors in such a bad movie.

[@gubblie460]

its funny how wrong you are @@niagra898

[@joshlight6892]

When the Swede says he will only wound the Kid, he says "you're a kind man", he says it in sort of a mocking way. But in the end gives him the same courtesy. This showed the kid liked to act meaner than he really was.

[@huntermoore7669]

Yea kid didn’t wanna kill anyone. He had a gentle heart

[@EZ-D-FIANT]

I recon he knew he was loosing so appealed to the kids good nature to not kill him, then the whole trying to shoot him in the back thing kinda unstick that.....🤔

[@maloperverso8118]

Kid was Kool Beans in my Book!

[@BasedChessPlayer]

Lol all these years I thought he said "I already warned you kid"

[@TheCoolProfessor]

In case you're wondering, Gutzen is using a LeMat revolver which is a black power pistol and not cartridge-based like the kid's. A very powerful weapon for it's time.

[@huntermoore7669]

Didn’t it also have a one shot shotgun round

[@nolaanderson8770]

Black Power - like Tommy Smith at the 1968 Olympics? That must be a mofo of a pistol!

[@chrisazure1624]

@@huntermoore7669 Yes.

[@chrisazure1624]

But not a dueling gun. It is a heavy horse pistol for cavalry troops.

[@FP194]

@@chrisazure1624 I think they just wanted a unique pistol in the movie

[@wg1751]

Swedish Champ Pistol Choice Information The Lemat Revolver was designed by the French however it saw service in the Civil War as a favorite amongst confederate Calvary troops, only 30,000 Lemat revolvers were smuggled into the south. However, they were known as a powerful pistol and unique due to its additional shotgun blast. It saw service in numerous conflicts throughout the late 19th Century such as the Prussian Danish War of 1864 where it was used by Danish Army Officers. By the 1880s it was being phased out of military service due to newer cartridge pistols however, it remained a favorite amongst duelist pistoleers, law men and bandits until the early 1900s as a simple hard hitting pistol that in the hands of an experienced gun fighter it could be a worthy opponent to more modern pistols using cartridge technology. Today the Lemat is still an icon of the wild west being featured in films like the Quick and the Dead and videogames like Red Dead Redemption 2. Hopefully this little post was informative

[@c.galindo9639]

I like how even though the man who lost wanted to wound him. The Kid still did the same to him, as a sign to show respect for the gesture he gave hin before their duel

[@keelanhill2533]

This is classic Sam Raimi Direction at its finest the zooming in and panning shots, amazing cinematography.

[@delcox8165]

Amazing that anyone can take it seriously.

[@Andyfierd]

@@delcox8165 what do you mean ?

[@koslisted9458]

@@delcox8165 No one said it was the most realistic movie ever. You must be an utter joy to watch movies with.

[@delcox8165]

@@koslisted9458 Realism and camera direction aren't related, because one is the scene as presented and the other is how it's viewed. You must be an utter joy to debate with.

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

it looks cringy

[@JediPhoenix1976]

"There's a click before the strike..." I love how that little detail with the clock isn't just made up for the Lady's first duel, it's there all along, as we see in this first contest.

[@aaronmehaffey6251]

2:26 "What are you cutting to me for? I don't want to be in this movie!"

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

😂

[@lieutenantkettch]

Loved the scene where the Swede loads the cap-and-ball revolver..

[@lewish_1476]

And then puts peanut butter on it

[@TherealHK-47]

People standing directly behind the duelists: “wow! The view from here is great! I can’t believe this viewing spot was available!!

[@jxw457]

One of the best Westerns ever made.

[@Yeast85]

The swede was lucky this was the first gun duel.

[@repent.sinner]

Facts, his best bet was just leave and go back home. Lbvs

[@cid2852]

Also lucky that the Kid was his opponent. I doubt most of the others would've been going for limb shots.

[@repent.sinner]

@@cid2852 yeah, thats what the movie was showing that the kid was 1 of the good guys.

[@Xylarxcode]

@@cid2852 Firs few duels weren't to the death yet. Herod changed that rule about halfway through.

[@Xylarxcode]

Lucky and unlucky. There are some bums in the tournament. He was lucky that the Kid was merciful and understood and respected honor. He was unlucky because the Kid was also the third best player in the tournament, behind Herod and Cort. Swedish champion would have probably advanced a few rounds if he'd gotten luckier in the poll draws. Lady wasn't that great in her duels either and got some easy opponents and some advice from Cort that helped her advance. She probably wouldn't have been good enough to beat this guy. Or it would've been real close, at least.

[@blairpenny1526]

I laugh every time I see these duels with the crowd standing behind them... literally no one is dumb enough to stand in the line of fire like that

[@yannickbesson1448]

Do not underestimate human stupidity... Or you'll be surprised

[@peteb4863]

duelist1954 has a couple videos about the LeMat cap and ball revolver shown in the clip. Judging by the videos, not likely anyone would have wanted to fight a duel with one, even though it is a cool antique pistol from the Civil War era. A poor choice if they wanted to show someone using a cap and ball weapon. According to the video linked below, the reloading assembly had a way of coming loose and breaking off. The rammer is shown flopping around in a slow motion part of the video. It was apparently invented by a cousin of Confederate general Pierre Beauregard, who had a hand in its adoption by the confederate cavalry. Jeb Stuart was probably the most famous person who carried one. The guns were made in France, and had to be imported past the Union blockade. They were made in .42 caliber. The shotgun barrel was 16 gauge, and had a separate cap nipple. The firing pin had to be flipped down to fire the shotgun barrel.duelist1954 So, Swedish gunfighter, using a confederate cavalry gun, made in France... what could possibly go wrong?🙃 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmawXoSHfrSWa80

[@andreasapelqvist9247]

My favorite duel in the movie :) . Maybe also the most kind, polite duel Ive ever seen in a serious movie :)

[@jamessm4401]

Fun fact: pistol dueling used to be an Olympic event

[@jamessm4401]

@@nsahandler from wiki: In 1908 pistol dueling was demonstrated as part of the concurrent Franco-British Exhibition, using the Olympic fencing arena and in front of invited guests.[2] There were no official demonstration sports until 1912. The competition involved two male competitors firing at each other with dueling pistols loaded with wax bullets and wearing protective equipment for the torso, face, and hands.[1][3] Teams were sent by countries including France, the UK, and the USA. The 20-meter competition was won by the French team of Major Ferrus, J Marais and J Rouvcanachi.[2]

[@nsahandler]

@@jamessm4401 oh my God I forgot about that! Lolol yeah you are right. I recant

[@notfeedynotlazy]

@@jamessm4401 so much for cowboys

[@AndorRadnai]

They probably stopped once balloons got involved…

[@terrymeyer7084]

Sharron Stone was drop dead gorgeous in this movie

[@manduheavyvazquez5268]

0:24 Eaglebutt peacemaker rules. Greatness.

[@datadavis]

Merican bald freedom eaglebutt! 🦅

[@TigerUpperCut22]

0:04 aah my favourite red dead redemption revolver, say hello to mr. lemat

[@markbrandon7359]

The Swedes pistol is just about the most valuable collectors gun, 9 shots and a shotgun

[@ShaddySoldier]

Oh man there are tons of guns worth WAY more than a LeMat, but they're pretty damn cool regardless.

[@markbrandon7359]

@@ShaddySoldier name a few. maybe a Patterson.

[@NotYourBusiness-bp2qn]

@@markbrandon7359 A FG42 type 1 sells for over 300k these days. Maybe way more, depending on condition. A LeMat is what? 10-15k?

[@markbrandon7359]

@@NotYourBusiness-bp2qn we were talking old western pistols not semi modern WWII Auto rifles. As far as WWII guns go probably the most valuable is the one remaining luger 45 caliber sent to the US for evaluation the US of course went with the colt 45.

[@NotYourBusiness-bp2qn]

@@markbrandon7359 I didn't consider one of a kind guns as their price is kind of irrelevant, they are one of a kind and basically not on the market. You didn't specify we are talking old west guns. You said "most valuable collectors gun" and I pointed out one example, out of many, that is much more valuable. No matter, we are arguing over nothing. The LeMat is a cool gun.

[@quack_stack]

The only time I've ever seen a LeMat on film, love that gun in Hunt: Showdown.

[@BudgetMechanic]

Haha same here, but hunt got it a little wrong as you can see he is loading cap and ball in, but in hunt you use normal brass cased bullets, so they kinda got it wrong but its allright lel

[@quack_stack]

@@BudgetMechanic yeah haha but I'm glad they did. The Lemat that takes metal bullets is ugly as sin compared to the cap and ball version.

[@BudgetMechanic]

@@quack_stack 100% agreed I saw that version and yuck indeed!

[@ShaddySoldier]

@@quack_stack I don't know the cartridge version has kind of a cool steam punk aesthetic

[@alexshevchenko7568]

I like all those people standing behind the shooters. No fear of being killed by a bullet missing its target.

[@Seven_Leaf]

Returning to dueling after five years in retirement... _Caesar,_ is pleased to bring you the only undefeated champion in Swedish history...The Legendary, Tigris of Gaul!

[@grailchaser]

Yeah, I'm like, "Wait.... I know you!" Sven Ole Thorsen!!!! This tough guy goes waaaaaay back to Conan the Barbarian!

[@swarmk5809]

fun fact: he knew his opponent has a peanut allergy, hence him smearing peanut butter on the rounds!

[@doktertjiftjaf5186]

Poison damage

[@zleeven]

Actually he was loading black powder with lead bullets. That was actually grease so the bullet can exist pistol easier. Just look online how to load black powder guns.

[@dk418]

@@zleeven grease is mainly to prevent chain fire in cap and ball revolver.

[@CrniWuk]

Always loved the swedish guy, for this attitude, demanour and that he doesn't want to kill kids. And how the Americans laughed at him.

[@ikembaojore3877]

"Your a kind man" 😂

[@gorchakovvs7750]

Herod's goons are the most badass looking characters in the movie

[@AudieHolland]

This movie has such an over the top style!

[@aaronmehaffey6251]

That's Sam Raimi for you. And I love him for it!

[@manduheavyvazquez5268]

Greatness

[@arghjayem]

00:47 did the soundtrack just reference the Back to the Future theme!?!? 🤔🤣🤷

[@zarnell]

America's "spaghetti western" 🤣

[@chrisferguson5381]

😄 that one guy closed his shutters and everyone else is out in the street.

[@cid2852]

Yep. I swear it must be some kind of rule in Western films that it's not a proper shootout unless you see at least one person duck inside and close shutters.

[@aaronmehaffey6251]

He's like "Why are you cutting to ME? I don't want to be in this movie!"

[@georgemanka]

Wow, there are onlookers standing behind the shooters! Reckless!

[@areyouavinalaughisheavinal5328]

Alec Baldwin isn't on set.

[@digitaal_boog]

Some brave people standing right behind the two guys about to start shooting

[@RuralStuff]

Probably the best western for showing off the weapons. But you can’t beat the Clint Eastwood westerns.

[@lewish_1476]

Right you are

[@brian4804]

0:28 No wonder Sven lost. He put peanut butter in his gun.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

You know that's for keeping the powder in the chambers, right?

[@brian4804]

@@TheStapleGunKid Oh ok, I thought I was making a joke. Thanks for explaining!

[@bumblbesss]

@@TheStapleGunKid there are several reasons being that the powder won't get damp and when fired the other chambers won't accidentally ignite

[@bad74maverick1]

@@bumblbesss sigh.... I also do it for its original intended purpose. to lube the the bore to prevent fouling. the lubricant on or under the bullets in black powder loads is really for the following shot and not for the bullet that’s going down the barrel. The lube keeps the fouling soft for that next shot. There is no chance for sparks to fly into the front of the cylinder..... Then past the pressed ball of which a small part gets shaved off to ensure a seal in the cylinder. the only way for a cylinder to ignite is for the nipple to be exposed and damp powder isn't a problem if properly capped. the lube is just that, lube for the bullet to travel down the bore with minute fouling.

[@nolaanderson8770]

It worked for Mr. Ed!

[@FP194]

Sharon Stone gave up part of her money for doing this movie so Leo could be in it

[@maloperverso8118]

The Saddest part is that the Swede Dude Actually Died 2 Weeks later.... From an Infection!

[@user-zy1vv9yb6g]

So sad 😢

[@maloperverso8118]

@@user-zy1vv9yb6g It was a Joke! 😝😝😝😝

[@trinajackson5817]

@0:43 "hey look there he is!" It's not like he just rode or walked in, he's just standing there. @2:31 lots of people playing fast and loose standing that close to an active gunfight. I know the shooters are pro's but anything can happen, especially with this quickdraw style.

[@slemek758]

Very nive

[@lightartis228]

i personally would never use a brand new gun for any competition... instead i would take one i used for training all the time and therefore i perfectly well would know what to expect from it in terms of ,weight,shape,accuracy,recoil,firing speed and how vulnarible it is to jamming...

[@datadavis]

That's american know-how for you!

[@user-bd5md5cm2j]

Hollywood for ya.

[@DaveDexterMusic]

shame we're not in the wild west then

[@billpugh58]

Go buy more guns Cletus.

[@norman20100]

damn his fast

[@user-bb5up7qk4e]

Времена великих фильмов

[@eugeniomiguelmoya.barrios2177]

CÓMOSE..LLAMÁ.ÉSTE.MÓVIE..ESPÁÑOL.

[@Genericwhitemale_]

The title of this movie always reminds me of when I lost my virginity

[@johnwinston4761]

I’ve seen a ton of these clips and Sharon Stone is just staring without saying a word in all of them. What did she do in this movie lol

[@achmedlolol]

She's supposed to be the stoic, silent and antisocial badass with a grudge in this movie. Easily the least interesting character in the whole cast. They should have made Cort the lead or something

[@SteveV2023]

and no bell chime

[@LFord420]

A LeMat is not a duelists gun but still a nice gun and probably and makes sense because they were sold to Europeans even tho being made in the US

[@bubbiesdad]

You must not draw before that clock makes the first chime of the hour, the clock never chimes during the film.

[@user-tm4cv7ry6w]

Как называется фильм

[@henryguzman6629]

The quick and the dead

[@stevenstandley1241]

I didn't hear a chime.....

[@vladimirmendez6445]

seran ideas mias pero no vi en la pelicula ningun pistolero con fundas de saque rapido.. se le olvidaria al director de vestuario..

[@robertbanks9825]

THIS EPISODE IS THE EXACT SAME AS TARANTINO SIN CITY SENATOR AND SON DADDY ISSUES 😅

[@Guitarplayer724]

Never saw the movie. But at 3:20 you hear gunfire. I thought the gunmen on the buildings were finishing off the loser.

[@adrianjenkins5877]

Fun fact: the Swedish champion is one of Thulsa Doom's henchmen in the original Conan the Barbarian.

[@user-lk9qx9db8m]

Sharon can play any roll toss at her. Like 1 in million been my favor since ive been 15. Her angelina are tite tie. Sharon Stone give her Win. Any1 disagree. N. Y

[@fletcherhamilton3177]

Didn’t know Commissioner Gordon started out in the Wild West!

[@katherineberger6329]

This movie was SO underrated at the time it was released.

[@aaronmehaffey6251]

Commissioner Gordon... Lex Luthor... Jor-El... Even Savitar from "The Flash" has a minor role in this movie.

[@katherineberger6329]

@@aaronmehaffey6251 Wild West Elseworlds.

[@Wolf10media]

@@aaronmehaffey6251 Who Savitar is in this movie?

[@poky1958]

When he says your a kind man his left gun is hanging backwards, the when he draws its hanging normal.

[@poky1958]

oh sorry it was the swedes gun hanging backwards. oops

[@SwampDweller67]

@@poky1958 You'd have been dead before you hit the ground, goober. Lol

[@richardjohnson4696]

Decaprio's best character has always been Arnie in 'What's eating Gilbert Grape '. I would have loved to see Arnie return in this movie.

[@ajitkumar-qi1vo]

Leo

[@Thaligamathor]

2:18 (GUSTAV HOLTS INTENSIFIES)

[@MT-su2lq]

The funny thing is when you watch real fast shooter doing this, and there are some vids on youtube, then you get how slow these is.

[@ShaddySoldier]

Modern fast draw guys tend to use rigs that wernt made at the time or will start in positions not done in old western movies. There are competitions for "movie" style fast draws that are way slower in comparison. It's all good fun in CAS

[@1998232v6]

Why would they choose an older style revolver that is loaded with a ball vs a newer style that used a cartridge in a gunfight? I would figure the ball style revolver would be less accurate.

[@sindobrandnew]

3:14 teh "old man" marley? 😳

[@lewish_1476]

Yep indeed

[@tiffanyvelez1340]

LaMat in a gunfight???OH NO TO Damn heavy and slow ..go short and light...! .38cal. Well placed that’s the thing. At that distance a 4 inch barrel would be good

[@adalbertoflores2341]

0:29..a little butter in the cylinder doesn't hurt

[@williamoverton7775]

it's cool how he didn't kill him.

[@terronymusbraddock2350]

Man, I could really use an outfit like that one Gene Hackman is wearing. Hat and everything, all black. Very pricey. I'm sure.

[@Wolf10media]

And hot in that desert.

[@jacktherack9551]

At that distance you probably wouldn't hit a elephant 🥺

[@michaelgoggins3658]

Watching this shit just makes me miss Clint Eastwood.

[@brianellinger6622]

From what I understand the fake Johnny is in the Galvin with Jeremy Conrad and Doug Kennedy

[@chrisferguson5381]

Who had the nicer pistol?

[@Jarvis466]

I love me a LeMat but gooood lord does the peacemaker look divine!

[@johntriplett4470]

Nobody wanted this Swede to die anyway. Now the Swede in Hell on Wheels is a different story.

[@stanburk7392]

Nobody was faster.

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

John Wick spared Francis as well.

[@assabsalma731]

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[@jackraider1039]

I was very surprised to find out that this is a Sam Raimi movie. I'm guessing it has horror elements?

[@stuflames4769]

Raimi does a lot of non horror stuff.

[@Freshel]

2:19 These camera closeups are creamy af

[@pivotboy2062]

Can someone explain what he put in the front of the cylinder and why?

[@blackfaceturdo9122]

Unicorn dust

[@e-unit1579]

Grease so the black powder doesn’t chain fire and blow up the gun

[@kemolowlow]

Peanut Butter.

[@thesquirrel914]

Usually some kind of grease or bees wax. Cap & ball revolvers were know for "chain firing." One chamber going off sets off the chamber next to it, one usually not in line with the barrel. This can cause catastrophic failure of the firearm and injury to the shooter. Putting a sealant over the chambers reduces this risk, but it can still occur from the rear of the cylinder.

[@bumblbesss]

also to prevent dampness in the powder from humidity/rain etc causing it not to fire at all

[@M3rover]

The funky camera work in this movie was just too strange. Not good.

[@rambo68]

Stone paid for DiCaprio's salary out of her own pocket for this movie.....guess she wanted the young stuff that dicaprio was. Everyone wants the young stuff even DiCaprio today.

[@saveliykramorov3673]

The scene is so idiotic. People standing behind both of them in direct line of fire.

[@u9445]

It is interesting that everyone was more sensible in this era. What is it about today's America that is supposed to be more peaceful and less trigger-happy?

[@HighStrangeDrifter]

This was never an Era.

[@mikefranklin1253]

This is a Hollywood myth. Goofy beyond imagination.

[@u9445]

@@mikefranklin1253 Hollywood is a CIA affiliate that originally recruited the remnants of the Nazi party. Whatever its nature, the motifs used in the film's story are quite close to reality, are they not?

[@streamofconsciousness5826]

anonymity of the crowd, every one knew each other back then. you did not go in teh general store and act a fool and get back in there again. end of, and if you did it enough you were run out of town NSEW or 6feet under. We got rid of a lot of "aHole genes" before they could procreate during the "pioneer/frontier" days. Taking that aggressive antisocial trait out brought the 1900's and a strong society that really need no cops. The gene is making a comeback as it would without Natural Law and the right to "stand your ground" being in everyone's hands keeping it in check. And they imported it back into N America for good measure.

[@BeetleBuns]

what is it about today's America that makes people think they know shit? This stuff never happened.

[@brianellinger6622]

There needs to be a higher level of niceness and respect if I allow you to pay her college tuition

[@SuperCosty2010]

An amazing film. Everything is as fake as the beard on that guy, and still kinda entertaining

[@DavidNefelimSlayer]

Damned child abuse giving Gilbert grape a handgun.

[@DoughboyJonesmk2]

Where's your head at, Gilbert?

[@vladtepishiii7431]

Damn i miss the smell of grease in the morning...

[@noahadams386]

One of the worst western i have ever seen.

[@franconnorton7087]

I thought it was one of the best. Its made for the masses so it is obviously wrong in many things but it shows the main spirit of those films. People relying on themselves and their guns. If you're not good you're dead.

[@ShaddySoldier]

You must not have seen a lot of the low budget Italian ones from the 50s. So bad they're good

[@tedytarrify]

Nice of Leo to shoot that man in his arm and his leg. Now instead of dying straight away he will die slowly and agonisingly over the next fortnight from infection if blood loss doesn't claim him first... So... why are they having a quick draw tournament? What do they win?

[@Wolf10media]

There is a doctor on the field to treat them immediately. And they win money of course.

[@robloughrey]

Thats an amazing gun, it loads 3 different kids of ammo.

[@RemingtonDean]

Which one? The kid's gun shoots .45s, the Swede's gun was a LeMat revolver. The LeMats were ball-and-cap guns. You weren't watching the Swede load different types of ammo, you were watching him pour the powder, then put in the ball, etc.

[@BeetleBuns]

@@RemingtonDean not sure what you expect from internet "gun experts"

[@lewish_1476]

​@@RemingtonDeanwhat about the peanut butter

[@BJO1918]

The swedish champion is Danish.

[@FiliusLapis]

On my channel, the kid mariage scene. And more

[@dawid5721]

W płacy ci bardziej strzlą jogi 👻

[@nolaanderson8770]

I'm not a fan of Sharon Stone, but nobody could have been more beautiful than she was in this movie,.

[@chiefline7084]

This is the hottest Sharon Stone ever looked. I dare you to tell me there was a hotter woman on the planet at the time

[@tatsdgreat8886]

Dicaprio looks like a boy here...must be 15yrs old or something

[@aaronmehaffey6251]

Close. He turned 18 a month after filming began.

[@michaeldamico9592]

MAN I WISH I WAS ALIVE IN THESE DAYS..!!! I feel so out of place in today’s world

[@sweatysunder4681]

You want to be alive in a time where an infection that you'd just pop a pill for today is a 50/50 toss up on you dying or losing an appendage? A time where 95% of your life is likely going to be back breaking labor with the only highlights in your life going to be that one time where some stranger came into town and got in a fist fight with someone you know? Why do you think drinking is such a big thing in westerns? It's to forget how terrible their lives were.

[@karanmonza7534]

🔬🔒🎯🚛🚀

[@HardluckHutch]

Leo was so lame in this movie.