The Wild Bunch - Original Theatrical Trailer

[@ri_god]

Greatest Western Ever Made.

[@bacht4799]

I gonna take you on your word because I never watch this movie.. but I hope I do some day

[@GK1976A]

I'm going one step further by stating, 'Greatest Film Ever Made'. I absolutely love everything about it.

[@andygill9783]

Gonna watch it now

[@GK1976A]

No. The Greatest Film Ever Made!

[@qwanathomas735]

The Unforgiven is the greatest western ever made.

[@DesGardius-me7gf]

Red Dead Redemption owes it to this movie.

[@gilgamesh310]

It’s owes it to a lot of movies. It’s inspired by various westerns.

[@flavioalmeida8907]

Vários filmes de faroeste

[@JeffreyDeCristofaro]

Truly up there with the best of John Ford, Anthony Mann and Sergio Leone - and still just as fantastic more than half a century later!!!

[@ms.annthrope415]

Sam Peckinpah was a great director. He was a total alcoholic and in his let years he could barely function, but when he had enough to take the edge off the morning, he was visionary. Then he passed out again.

[@20chistoryproject85]

What a great trailer. It tells you who's in it, includes bits from some of the best scenes, features some of the best lines, and offers a real sense of what the movie is about and what the film is like. Trailers haven't done that in years. Plus, it has shots from two of the scenes that were cut from the film after general release. I don't believe I ever saw this back in 1969. I was hyped for this film by the newspaper and subway ads and the reviews and press coverage of it, but I still had to wait till it came to my neighborhood theater two months after it opened before I could see it.

[@TRINZINI]

Unfortunately, it spoils one of the great unexpected moment in the film (at 1:03) ... (but it's only one. Modern day trailers spoil EVERYTHING and tell you the whole story ! :(

[@GK1976A]

The Greatest Film Ever Made!

[@mikewolverton7904]

"If they move, kill 'em." Directed by Sam Peckinpah

[@michaelquebec6653]

Remembering William Holden for his birthday. Love Is A Many Splendored Thing...and...THE WILD BUNCH. ;-)

[@smotnick]

two very different films.

[@ms.annthrope415]

If only he had foam rubber furniture......

[@Blaqjaqshellaq]

"Silver rings your butt! Them's washers. DAMN!"

[@ReR7474]

WHO’S *THEY* !!!

[@petermortimer6303]

"We shot our way out of that town for a dollar's worth of steel holes"

[@Madbandit77]

Happy 50th Anniversary, boys. :)

[@rickyj5547]

my favourite western.

[@ms.annthrope415]

I was waiting for Don LaFontaine's voice to come on "In a World....where life was cheap and a bottle of whiskey can buy a wife,.......comes a team so violent, they were called, The Wild Bunch."

[@davidlocke1668]

One of the best trailers ever

[@davidblakeman7165]

This is the movie that inspired the sport of Cowboy Action Shooting. One of my favorite movies. Lee Marvin was originally offered a role (don't remember which character) but was offered more money for 'Paint Your Wagon' and he felt it was too similar to his role in 'The Professionals'.

[@PlatoCave]

Classic trailer of an unforgettable movie.

[@billycahill4265]

the end of the old west a great movie

[@albertobigiarini289]

Il più bel westerndi sempre capolavoro assoluto

[@mrblobby7864]

I like how they didn't show any footage of the final shootout in this trailer since it doesn't cheapen the power of the scene to people that haven't seen the film. It must have shocked audiences in 1969!

[@smotnick]

Dear Mr. Gibson, PLEASE do not remake this movie.

[@ri_god]

Never remake this film or Taxi Driver

[@MrDarkastar]

or the first Jaws@@ri_god

[@FuadShafiq]

Best ever

[@wajidhussain5305]

The western Tarantino wished he would have made 😆

[@Mazryonh]

It fits in with Tarantino's style pretty well, too. It's plenty violent, for one thing.

[@taleraneran]

WELL HE DID SOME OF IT

[@SuperJoshdave]

I believe Tarantino has said Peckipaugh was a big influence

[@ms.annthrope415]

Tarantino was more style than substance. Peckinpah was brutally visual in style but he had substance as well.

[@stevegoody3744]

Appalling trailer for a magnificent film

[@TRINZINI]

Back in those days, trailers appealed to the lowest common denominator (emphasizing sex, guns and violence to attract patrons) but by doing so, they often completely sent the wrong "vibe" about some great films like this one.

[@albertobigiarini289]

🎉A quando una tre giorni al cinema di questo immenso capolavoro ❤

[@ArnelSumayang]

The Wild Bunch Is The Wild Cowboy Full Old Action Movie ❤❤🤠

[@ianoag]

Was it my imagination or did that trailer miss out Ben Johnson?

[@Mazryonh]

Yes, it did. It also missed out on Jaime Sanchez, who played Angel in this movie.

[@andreasgoransson]

Haven’t seen it, but will after this trailer. My favorite Westerns are: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Tombstone and Young Guns.

[@paulbates2626]

Great choices. Those are in my top five as well.

[@carternguyen5868]

best western ever made!

[@FoulMouthActual]

So pretty much RDR2, before Red Dead Redemption was even a thing.

[@ben2741]

From Dusk ‘till Dawn brought me here

[@kaangaming9296]

ecccсellеntе

[@kaangaming9296]

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[@arthursteven5601]

Super cast

[@songsmith31a]

A top Western, albeit with a dubious morality that reminds me of Oscar Wilde's memorable remark about Americans: Great hero worshippers who always take their heroes from the criminal classes.

[@jamesl.anderson1384]

0:31

[@tuzkgozarian]

That dude looks like Rob what’s his name? “You can do it!!” 1:26

[@ejRecording]

Schneider lol I thought the same Thing!

[@christopherjeffery8691]

I like Sam Peckinpah movie's I have on DVD Bring me the Head of Alfredo Garcia Cross of iron The getaway Junior Bonner Major Dundee Pat Garrett and Billy the kid Ride the high country Straw dogs The Wild bunch

[@rodhill7888]

John Wayne disliked this movie and thought it was the beginning of the end for Hollywood.

[@ms.annthrope415]

John Wayne couldn't live past the days of cowboys in white hats wearing rhinestone studded white shirts singing Home on the Range while riding a horse. He had no conception of nuance. The only worthwhile cowboys were good cowboys. Gary Coooer types. The Duke couldn't understand the world had changed and more sophisticated audiences wanted deeper complexity; nihilism was in vogue to a country traumatized by the Vietnam War, faced with race riots and civil rights women's rights, and wanted to see sweat and fear in cowboys, shades of black and nothing is all white. The Duke couldn't accept that. The Wild Bunch were cynical mercenaries going after a big score before it was all gone and they got too old. They didn't hesitate to shoot and kill. They were nihilists. Existential. They were anti heroes. The Duke didn't want to do other western movies that went to an unknown actor for the same reason. That unknown actor was Clint Eastwood.

[@rodhill7888]

@@ms.annthrope415 Just say it, you wanted Cowboys riding horses like Priscilla Queen of the Desert!

[@razorshark9320]

John Wayne hated this film and said it killed the classic western.

[@isaacarriaga8546]

I can see the Mexican actors Emilio Fernandez Jorge Russek and Elsa Cardenas.

[@adamwest3637]

Any other film suggestions like this one?

[@ianoag]

The Long Riders

[@ReR7474]

Magnificent Seven.

[@gemmag16]

Tombstone free on KZbin for now-excellent!

[@adamwest3637]

Thanks for the suggestions!

[@kenaldri4923]

Mel Brooks might have stole an idea or two from this when he made "Blazing Saddles".

[@ismaelali8011]

It looks like a cool red dead redemption type of plot but the trailer is literally a story summary with spoilers😂

[@JackD.Ripper]

mel gibson shot the remake !?

[@rjillidge3]

Can tell that it was inspired by the Spaghetti Western's

[@ri_god]

How? There's not 2 minutes of eye panning before a shootout, This is an American Western.

[@smotnick]

Italian Westerns, or at least Leone, were tongue-in-cheek. This isn't tongue-in-cheek.

[@Chelvam-so4qh]

​@@smotnick can you elaborate on that tongue in cheek part?

[@johnmolina3284]

@@Chelvam-so4qh Sure. The "Man with no name" trilogy is toungue in cheeck. "Duck you Sucker" (1972) is tongue in cheek. The dreadful "My Name is Nobody" is also tongue in-cheek.

[@rjillidge3]

Once upon a time in the west is not tounge in cheek

[@Hroost1]

RDR2

[@Grandmastergav86]

is vastly inferior to this, you're right

[@gerrywawra]

@@Grandmastergav86 jeez really? Comparing the two is like apples and pears.

[@hasanshahriarboni7957]

0:52 🫤

[@ono147]

"tamed by 1950"?

[@cscompsci]

1913

[@TRINZINI]

I hope the "remake" project won't work out (imagine a WILD BUNCH Woke-reboot featuring a black character amongst the bunch and maybe a transvestite ;)

[@ms.annthrope415]

DYLAN MULVANEY Pulling a 1911 put if his bra.

[@thepub245]

I seem to be a lone voice in thinking this movie was rubbish. It started off well and just went downhill.

[@robjavier8064]

the end shootout is hysterically bad.Overhyped overlong tedious

[@hansjoachimmarseille7761]

Shut up

[@robjavier8064]

@@hansjoachimmarseille7761 Glory hunter

[@rickyj5547]

Better than modern Hollywood.

[@rickyj5547]

Must be Must ten minutes movie fan.

[@robjavier8064]

@@rickyj5547 Modern Bullshit Hollywood is hardly a glorious comparison.10 mins movie fan -its better than (privately) being bored shitless for over an hour and following the herd