This is My Town (The Quick and The Dead movie).wmv

The Quick and the Dead is a 1995 western film directed by Sam Raimi and starring Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio. The story focuses on "The Lady" (Stone), a gunfighter who rides into the 1878 Wild West town of Redemption, controlled by the ruthless John Herod (Hackman). The Lady joins a deadly dueling competition in an attempt to exact revenge for her father's death.
Writer Simon Moore's script for The Quick and the Dead was purchased by Sony Pictures Entertainment in May 1993, and actress Sharon Stone signed on as both star and co-producer. Development was fast tracked after director Sam Raimi's hiring, and principal photography began in Old Tucson Studios in Arizona on November 21, 1993. Distribution duties were covered by Sony-owned TriStar Pictures and Columbia Pictures. The Quick and the Dead was released in the United States on February 10, 1995 to a dismal box office performance, and received mixed but generally favorable reviews from critics.
This was Woody Strode's final performance (the film is dedicated to him), as well as the last theatrical release of Roberts Blossom.

[@mobiz711]

That little "huh" at 0:50 in acknowledgment of Cantrell telling him he was planning to kill him anyway is pure gold. So subtle, I came here just for that part.

[@Stigmatainmypants]

Agreed, that "huh" is so good.

[@troybingham6426]

Ah.. Good catch. I never noticed that before.

[@dragonvessel6510]

It's like saying "Good luck with that."

[@eljugadorescaldenc4002]

Totally agrre that "huh" is so good it's like taunting and prepotential at the same time.

[@airplayrule]

i always thought he was saying huh, like i guess my rule change isn't a problem. but people are saying it's saying oh, good luck? or taunting? also i always thought old news means the hired guy's passing is old news. but did he mean old news like the GUY himself is now old news? n is there an answer about if john new the lady was packing at the dinner, or did he honestly get his lighter at a lucky time?

[@chuckselvage3157]

This movie had top shelf Oscar winners and Gene stole the show.He has that gift of convincing the audience of the character he's playing.

[@stephenzerbel]

He definitely has a gift. Always a powerful performance. Lets admit it, there will never be a better Lex Luther

[@chuckselvage3157]

@@stephenzerbel Miss Tessmacher!!

[@ibramblebush]

What is so amazing about this film is in the casting. When this film came out the only marque name in the cast was Gene Hackman. Sharon Stone was a name because she was hot of Basic Instinct, but DiCaprio and Russell Crowe were complete nobodies. David Keith and the guy who played Ace Hanlen weren't names they were actors you remembered. But when you look at this film 20 or so years later you would think this was a big budget all star cast film, but it wasn't, it just aged very well.

[@nguyenai1337]

​@@ibramblebushTotally agree. People often mistake the time of film production and the time actors get popular.

[@MaxxBlack1984]

I love how Herod could have killed Cantrell with his second shot but decided to keep him from drawing his gun instead, keeping him alive long enough to finish his speech

[@DarthPferd]

Masterpiece

[@neganrex5693]

It showed he had somewhat of a heart to give him a send off speech to hell.

[@repent.sinner]

@@neganrex5693 repent and believe the gospel, take heed i tell you because i care.

[@neganrex5693]

@@repent.sinner I have already been saved but thanks anyway. God bless.

[@repent.sinner]

@@neganrex5693 how long have you been saved? And what makes a person saved?

[@calpaycetin]

It gives me chills when Sharon Stone notices the townspeople are praying for the fighter they hired. And later when the lady lovers her head and drops her cross when the fighter has lost.

[@neganrex5693]

They should have hired Bob Mundon for the job but that would bring a quick dead end to the movie.

[@connicrow9463]

@@neganrex5693 you mean Clinton

[@repent.sinner]

@@connicrow9463 no bob mundon.

[@Salesman]

@@neganrex5693 who's Bob Mundon?

[@neganrex5693]

@@Salesman Bob Munden is the world record holder in cowboy fast draw like Glen Ford was the fastest Hollywood TV cowboy and Bob Munden is believed to be the fastest gun that ever lived. He could have took any six of them on at the same time. His speed was 0.175 of a second. Plus he could hit what he was shooting at easy enough even when fanning it.

[@ParagonRex]

People overlook how brillant John Herod was in this movie. He was the fastest in the West, but in order to stay that way he would lure other gunfighters with this tournament. Instead of Herod having to track them down and kill them, he brought them to him. Right into his web.

[@ryanmccarthy8625]

It was pretty much like an open invitation to challenge the Devil himself for his throne and the control of his dominion.

[@moonmoon2479]

Which is why I wonder people wouldn’t fight fair on him. I mean, he’s already cheating. So why not?

[@ParagonRex]

@@moonmoon2479 Herod didn't cheat, he didn't need to, no one was faster then him. Maybe Court and the Kid were AS fast, but Herod did not need to cheat

[@katherineberger6329]

@@ParagonRex Herod used the sound of the clock a second before the strike of noon to time his shot, not the strike itself. It's not maybe cheating, but if you know that predictable event A immediately precedes predictable event B, you can prime your reflexes at event A and react more quickly when B happens.

[@ParagonRex]

@@katherineberger6329 I get what your saying and I would agree with it, if not the backstory on Herod tells a different story. The story of him killing all 4 of the Torrance brothers and his stunning fast kill of Ace Hanlon, which was not timed by the clock. John Herod, had the speed of the devil and the accuracy of hell. He did not need the sound of the clock to help him,

[@lovemykiss9]

Gene Hackman always knows how to play the bad guy.

[@xtzyshuadog]

Yup, cheating using a rigged clock tower

[@scottmatheson3346]

LOL, nothing more Christian than praying for the right person to get whacked.

[@laurenzreichelt4911]

Duh.

[@r0ckstar666]

He won a highschool championship in Indiana as coach Norman Dale.

[@kurtjarvis2447]

@@r0ckstar666 TIMES UP RATSY

[@StateAlchemist7]

"If you live to see the dawn, it's because I ALLOW IT!" *chills*

[@joethekinghawk7514]

2:39 I'm calling blk lives matters. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CaneFu]

I look for Donald Trump to be saying stuff like this after he kills democracy in 2024.

[@RobARug]

Savage.

[@adrianmunoz7646]

@@joethekinghawk7514 🤣🤣🤣

[@joethekinghawk7514]

@@adrianmunoz7646 lol

[@okaystupid5770]

"Your gunfighter is dead, old news" 😂😂😂 One of my favorite gun duel movie lines ever.

[@joethekinghawk7514]

2:39 I'm calling blk lives matters. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@okaystupid5770]

@@joethekinghawk7514 Antifa & BLM burning down the town 😱😬🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@darthsidious6167]

@@okaystupid5770 Was that really necessary?

[@darthsidious6167]

@@joethekinghawk7514.

[@joethekinghawk7514]

@@okaystupid5770 I know, I'm mocking them.. I dont support them what so ever and im Blk.

[@kaptainkool408]

Gene Hackman is sooooo freaking good in this. He makes the movie without a doubt

[@wanderinghistorian]

"Anyone who has to shout, 'I am the king!' is no true king." Tywin Lannister

[@markrush5013]

aka trumpo the clown

[@playerswhelm]

@@markrush5013 trump your president😆😂🤣

[@TheBatugan77]

@@markrush5013 mark the manpleaser

[@pertamakedua3771]

That's why i'm not the king

[@thomasdenton741]

"Anyone who has to shout, 'I am the king!' is no true king." The guy who got shot while taking a dump. Yea, let's quote him as if he were a great source of wisdom.

[@lionelhutz5137]

"If you have so much money to spare I'm gonna have to start taxing you more" -The sentiment of most governments

[@ChiefJudge]

That is so true. In my country everything is taxed with additional 23% of price.

[@AlleyCatGhost]

which is a problem?

[@artygunnar]

@@AlleyCatGhost yes???1!!!! obviously! why does the government have a right to our money?

[@zsoltnagy944]

@@ChiefJudge bitch please 27% here XD

[@stubt4322]

That's how capitalists operate. Steal all you've got

[@markbreaux6613]

Hackman is like a wild west Satan in this film! Awesome acting indeed!

[@MobHeataEnt]

Mark Breaux In Unforgiven too.

[@stevelogan5475]

Well his name was Herod in the movie, which also was the name of the king in the bible, Herod, who had every male child in Israel/ Jerusalum killed attemting to kill Jesus, i would definitely say your summation of Herod is correct in that he is evil. Naming a child herod is just as evil as naming one satan or lucifer.

[@12227UserName]

@@MobHeataEnt I never seen Hackman's character in Unforgiven as a villain. He was a decent sheriff who enforced laws and protected his town. Sure, it's heavily implied he was once a gunslinger and possibly an outlaw in his past, but I don't see how that makes him a bad guy. The main character, William, is the true villain in Unforgiven.

[@xtzyshuadog]

Until you find out he cheated using the clock tower

[@MarcusAurelius21]

@@12227UserName well he tortured and killed poor Ned Definitely not a good guy!

[@Lion85]

I could never get over how fast Gene Hackman draws that pistol lol, they said he practiced everyday to develop it!

[@Surfer041]

He was very dedicated to his craft.

[@MuddieRain]

😂😂

[@TJSx]

He’s a very good actor he played in a lotta good movies. Him along with Christopher Reeve were good in the superman movies of the 80s.

[@neganrex5693]

Hollywood can make anybody look fast.

[@connicrow9463]

just speed up the reel 30% - 40 % during his draw and of course the old man bad guy will look fast

[@manoneal1724]

Agreed. I love Gene Hackman's characters because they're always so real. Not pure good or pure evil...just human...both darkness and light.

[@katherineberger6329]

nah, this dude's just a straight-up villain. If Hackman had grown a moustache he'd have twirled it at every opportunity. But that's how Herod works: He's just a BAD GUY. He's designed for you to admire certain bits of him but hate the totality of him.

[@Kyle-2020]

Of all the Same Raimi movies I've ever seen, this feels like the best. His style on cinematography along with the script and powerhouse performances of the likes of Hackman, Crowe and DiCaprio make this an Oscar worthy flick. That zoom in and out of the Clock before one of the Duels like the rapid beating of a heart was so good.

[@pixsilvb9638]

..as a NYC cop in 'The French Connection', as a mad Sheriff in 'Unforgiven' or as a Nuclear submarine commander in 'Crimson Tide' Gene Hackman always delivers a vivid real character.💯

[@Theshark15z]

And the greatest criminal mind

[@dannydiego8872]

David Keith always fantastic in every role he's in.

[@isaned]

Even dying

[@Beppo85]

Keith David

[@georgehenderson7783]

Keith David's most epic fight was against Roddy piper in They Live 😁 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2LHi4aGfspsi7c

[@TigerUpperCut22]

he was brilliant in "men at work"

[@lampham5525]

He from great actor in many classic movies to become voice acting from many great modern cartoon like Adventure time and Amphibia

[@PhilippinesUntold76]

Gene Hackman, what an actor, could convincingly play a hero or a villain!

[@joethekinghawk7514]

2:39 I'm calling blk lives matters. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@WayneKeen]

Definitely. He has the ability to make your mind see the character, not Gene Hackman playing the character. There are other....successful actors that can never seem to pull that off

[@jimmyhaley727]

FRENCH CONNECTION,,, was his best

[@MrMferg240]

the look on HEROD'S face after he blew the hole in the hired gunfighters head...'' oh shit, even i'm impressed with myself''!

[@joethekinghawk7514]

2:39 I'm calling blk lives matters. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@isaned]

@@joethekinghawk7514 "Your hypocrite movement is dead. Old news."

[@Komican]

I thought he was thinking about like “hot damn I was aiming for heart,but that’ll do”

[@barbiquearea]

BOOM!!! HEADSHOT!

[@The-Alpha-Niner]

Yeah that was a good blow down.

[@stoytrivia1126]

One of the really top villains in any movie I've seen. Great character and a great performance.

[@soakingbook]

Hackman may honestly be the greatest actor America has ever produced.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

Such a shame they killed off Clay Cantrell so early in the movie. He was a cool character. I especially love how he used the Bridgeport Rig instead of a traditional holster.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

@Dean Morrison Yeah, it's specially designed for quick draw, plus it gives you the ability to aim and fire without drawing. That gives an advantage in a quick-draw gunfight.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

@Dean Morrison How so?

[@TheStapleGunKid]

@Dean Morrison Well I've never seen that rig, but I'll take your word for it. In general though, a Bridgeport Rig would be a good setup to have in a quick draw contest, at least compared to most traditional holsters of the era.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

@Dean Morrison No I haven't, but I've seen how it works. The biggest advantage is that it lets you fire without drawing, which is great for gunfights at extremely close range (the distance where most real life shootouts actually take place)

[@TheStapleGunKid]

@Dean Morrison I just don't see how you could get any faster than a rig that lets you fire without actually drawing.

[@Elkanthar]

Damn the way Gene Hackman "resheaths" the gun in this scene is amazing. Like he´s wielding a sword or something. 01:36

[@joethekinghawk7514]

2:39 I'm calling blk lives matters. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DSFARGEG00]

There's a lot of cross-pollination between samurai films and westerns.

[@DsLink1306]

Its a discipline. Composure with grace. The art of the warrior.

[@neganrex5693]

I showed my two sons and daughter how to do that in less then one hour. It's one of them things either you have it in you or you don't. Those three all have it in them.

[@neganrex5693]

@@joethekinghawk7514 Herod and his gang don't look like the type that will put up with any stupid riots judging on how the town people acted. LOL.

[@TheSilentScratcherASMR]

Damn, sharon stone was stunning in her time

[@jparker19822009]

danny gregory yes my dad loved her back in the day lol

[@ronaldjensen8614]

A true old west boner. (:

[@jermainemartinez551]

Still is

[@mightbegenius]

hottest woman in hollywood at one point the 90s

[@nikoniss]

Damn i love comments starting with damn..

[@isaned]

*Herrod shoots hired gun* "I'm confused..." *Gunfighter thinks he can catch Herrod monologging* Herrod: "Nope!" *bang*

[@wadetaylor9974]

Gene Hackman is the greatest bad ass of all time. A real credit to the industry. Professional.

[@joethekinghawk7514]

2:39 I'm calling blk lives matters. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@americansuperdad5769]

The sound of the breeze going through the hole in his skull....chef's kiss! Then seeing the silhouette of Herod through his head....magnificent! I usually back that scene up and watch it 10 or 12 times!!

[@TerryMcQ79]

The way Hackman chews up this scene is fantastic.

[@Polpiv4tifish]

great monologue. Going to do this for my school drama class assignment

[@KMcNally117]

I hope it went well

[@60kgofpower68]

u mustve butchered that jeez

[@mertzie31]

When I have a kid, I'm gonna tell him this everyday at the breakfast table... "I'm not sick, or old, and you're not half the man I am"

[@gargouenzene]

My dad was like you. That POS died over 20 years ago and i never missed that condescending prick, not for a second.

[@BiriBiri925]

Even if it's a girl.

[@robertjackson3552]

now you know don't hire a gunfighter hire a sharpshooter

[@stnicholas54]

Hackman is a big boss in this film. He was a big boss in another film until he came up against Will Munny.

[@chrismc410]

psychoclownboy deserve's got nothin' to do with it

[@julianprasaja2227]

And in both movies he exposed seemingly badass characters who turned out to be frauds (English Bob and Ace Hanlon) played by awesome actors (Richard Harris and Lance Henriksen, respectively).

[@skydaddy2426]

The killer of women and children?

[@berserko2008]

The Unforgiven with Clint Eastwood....

[@mohand-akliichallal115]

A nice movie

[@jonathanakehurst4489]

I'd love to see a prequel with young Herod and the Preacher as Bandits!

[@fabiociurleo581]

It is good prequel

[@sirrobin4394]

Hackman really knows how to sell his characters. Such a great actor. 🙂

[@AcidFink666]

I think this might be Sam Raimi's best movie. The acting is impeccable from just about everyone. Hackman is killing it, Sharon Stone does just about the best Eastwood impression I've ever seen. I never get tired of watching this.

[@danaripley1200]

Ooh cleaned out that gunfighters sinuses reeeaal good. One of the most underrated movies of the 90's

[@babymammoth34]

Yeah, right. Who the hell needs NyQuil when you have Gene Hackman's itchy trigger finger, huh?

[@shawnconder4984]

But he killed Goliath. And part of my childhood there

[@barnoldwhv]

This movie was shit.

[@constantinezh7156]

YOU are shit, lol. This movie's already a cult classic. You're just a clueless idiot.

[@majortom6382]

Totally agree....I'd gos insofar as to call it one of my favourite Westerns...and I love The Good & The Bad, Once Upon a Time .., True Grit, and you name it...

[@TheJPJT1234]

Fair play to the guy, he got shot and still kept trying 😂

[@06pag]

Well, it was clearly stated at the beginning that the fight only ends by death.

[@omegarugal9283]

he was going to be killed anyway

[@neganrex5693]

Nothing out of the normal to save ones self.

[@grkpektis]

Gene Hackman is such an awesome villain in this

[@ramanakishore3584]

Gene hackman is my favourite all time great actor. He should have got multiple Oscars. Who can forget his roles in Superman ,crimson tide,French connection, the quick and the dead,the firm etc..I can go on and on.

[@eduardosanchez1767]

Gene Hackman is one of the most underrated actors it is. My favorite

[@joethekinghawk7514]

2:39 I'm calling blk lives matters. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jeffheath5152]

It's a shame keith david couldn't save face in this scene

[@julianprasaja2227]

Well to be honest, he was facing THE Gene Hackman.

[@siberwolf33]

@@julianprasaja2227 Wow. You really don't get it.

[@julianprasaja2227]

@@siberwolf33 I know. Just realized it now. My bad.

[@jesusarellanoperez3197]

Oh. Hahaha😂 I see what you mean!

[@jonnehayesjr.9299]

Ehhh...yeah, situations like these its important to keep a levelled...ehh never mind. Lol

[@Leon-zu1wp]

Sam Raimis follying is so good. The karate "hoo" of air moving when Gene Hackman turns around at 2:39 is great

[@RW77777777]

Hackman in over 90 damn I'm getting old

[@seanicusthirty7666]

Gotta respect his talent with that revolver, and the fact that he got to finish his monologue unscathed and with ease.

[@vyacheslavioffe5132]

Gene Hackman is unbelievable actor !!

[@CurrentlyOnLV-426]

"Well... then can you do something about the roads, Mr. This-is-my-town-and-I'm-in-charge-of-everything, sir?"

[@kextrz]

Gene Hackman. Portrayed scariest bad guys/bullies ever. I didn't think he could top off his "Unforgiven" performance. He did just that here. Heard he was a pretty scary individual on set as well, at least in the last few years before he called it quit. I miss him. A big shout out to Sam Raimi's visual genius.

[@corywilson1907]

I noticed Gene facial expressions before they drew you could tell Herod character understood that Cantrell was skilled and even showed a hint of worry in it he clearly respected Cantrell but he had to send a message

[@joethekinghawk7514]

2:39 I'm calling blk lives matters. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@eric0380]

I noticed the same thing. This is the one time Hackman's character was on edge. This guy was a challenge.

[@omegarugal9283]

not really, he already saw him shoot and knew he could beat him easily... he was afraid of kurt

[@gregrock7451]

I swear, for just a fleeting moment, I thought Hackman was gonna say *"KING KONG AIN'T GOT SHIT ON ME!!!"*

[@santos8468]

Both speeches are very similar.

[@johnturner3071]

Hackman was 65 years old when he did this! Able to draw and handle the 6 shooter! Amazing!

[@neganrex5693]

In fast draw 40 to 70 is the prime age. It's crazy but it's an older mans sport.

[@DesertRat332]

"Your gunfighter is dead. Old news." When I saw Gene Hackman was in a movie, I knew it was worth checking out. I love his character in this movie and little Bill in Unforgiven.

[@chrismc410]

A Sharp's rifle in .45-70, the 1x scopes available at the time and at least 100-200 yards line of sight with good cover and a very good shot with said rifle could have solved the problems of that town quickly

[@randomstranger_3]

Question. Where can you find someone with that kind of skill and that kind of gun?

[@jonathantate8103]

You mean the kind of skill to take a 200 yard shot?

[@Daylon91]

Well heck the 'professional gunfighter' figured why not enter that contest kill my man and get the prize money and what the town owes me. Money musta been on his mind

[@madkilla707]

Call wick

[@jonathantate8103]

@Tyler Durden that was my point

[@yknot2810]

I love Hackman in all his films and in this his just brilliant. His the baddest mans man ever

[@babymammoth34]

Go watch him in Crimson Tide and Heist he's so much fun in them too!

[@eddyblanco7210]

Every time I watch this movie; *"HOW MUCH DO I HATE HEROD!"* And THAT is How you play the Antagonist to the 'T'. Gene Hackman gave the most vile, hated & despicable role ever. One of the most legendary among 'Film Villains'.

[@The_Scriggles]

I remember this being in the very for about a month straight. Loved this flick back in the day.

[@marcuspeters9166]

this guy will never die- he will be around forever and forever. Staggers the imagination.

[@joethekinghawk7514]

2:39 I'm calling blk lives matters. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@doctormalleycat]

"your gunfighters dead...old news" that line was cool as ice, great movie, stacked as hell cast

[@bobgunner3086]

Gene Hackman is so chilling in this movie.

[@jking3892]

DAMN!!!!!! This just made me want to watch the whole movie!!!

[@rattlesmcspookston8649]

If they made a movie based off of _Blood Meridian_ this guy would have nailed the role of Judge Holden. NAILED it! With a RAILROAD SPIKE!

[@mikebennet7697]

Ever notice how Hackman has one scene in almost every movie where he goes completely bat shit?

[@isaned]

Someone should do a super cut of all of them and have this never ending rant!

[@coryboy345]

I AM COMMANDER OF THIS FUCKING SHIP!!!! GIMME THAT GOD DAMN KEY!!!!!

[@artemlobov3685]

This is a great cultish classic, got a slight comic book feel to it.

[@DC-lj3if]

Hackman should have made many more movies in his career

[@Hellcaiser4]

John Herrod! One of the great western villains!

[@tittylips12]

Gene had this, Crimson Tide and Get Shorty in the same year. All gems

[@Herberberber]

RIGHTTT????

[@rwatson2609]

A lot of big names in this film. Excellent top shelf acting!

[@babymammoth34]

Whoaaaa, "Genie" Gene! You are such a goddamn beast in this scene, hahaha! His tyrannical speech is terrifying yet intriguing to watch and listen to. DO NOT PISS OFF, GENE HACKMAN LADIES AND GENTS. "Your gunfighter's dead.....Old News." Ummm, yeeeah, indeed!

[@jamesroboyle]

I read that Gene Hackman consistently practiced on set to get this quick and natural at drawing.....

[@Hellcaiser4]

James R OBoyle consummate professional. So few of his caliber these days in Hollywood

[@trueblue6201]

They all practised on the set. Hackman just happened to be the fastest due to his limited screen time giving him more practise time.

[@angelajohnson6659]

Hellcaiser what caliber is he?

[@trentcooper9975]

Hackman was a really fast draw he really could draw that fast because he practiced more than anyone. But some people no matter how much you practice aren't going to be that fast some are naturals they pick it up faster than others he was one that did.

[@oMvAvMo]

Gene Hackman what a great actor!!

[@johnhall3867]

Favorite quotes from the movie. Used to use them all the time.

[@brushcountry6361]

Gene, what a big lovable fuzz ball of fun. 🤣😂

[@Dpak1980]

Paying that gun fighter was money well spent. He tried everything till the end.

[@Super-yw7ss]

Gene Hackman is a GREAT actor!!!

[@chadetheredge5906]

Brilliant acting gene Hackman is a legend

[@debasismukhopadhyay4176]

Sharon Stone is my one of the favourites.

[@JinrohDFLL]

shit... i REALLY miss Gene Hackman. Whatever he's doing now i hope he's well and happy.

[@jrreedve2825]

Am I The only one bothered by Hackman’s guns being so damn HIGH!

[@VinnySuccessJesusfam]

yes lol

[@samishahzadkhan4622]

My All time favorite movie superb. Sharon stone. Russell crow. Lenordo di caprio. Lance hanricson. Gene hack man

[@BooneLuleyo]

1:10 that scene gives me chills. Alan Silvestri really did a great job with the score.

[@antoinejackson597]

my favorite scene

[@ColemanJRimer]

Hackman is probably my favorite actor. Jack Nicholson is definitely up there, though.

[@subraxas]

This is my most favourite scene from that flick.

[@sit2go]

He plays similar characters in this and Unforgiven. But they are completely different as well. Thats the mark of a great actor.

[@Jovenza2]

If only he played Lex Luthor just as menacing and not so buffoonish.

[@Theshark15z]

Jon Goli It wasn't up to him, it was all studio interference, hence why Richard Donner was fired.

[@Renshen1957]

Theshark15z, the director is at fault.

[@rob_3417]

That's the directors Fault

[@JordanMgordan]

Lex WAS menacing. It's Otis that's buffoonish.

[@furious79]

That movie was supposed to be child friendly - they didn't want a terrifying Luthor.

[@smithwesson1896]

2:39 JESUS!! What caliber bullets did he have that thing loaded with?! 500 Magnum?!!

[@rasalghul4501]

.45 long colt. My only logical explanation would be that the bullet tumbled in the skull resulting in the GINORMOUS hole

[@dorianvujica3946]

@@rasalghul4501 lead is soft

[@rasalghul4501]

@@dorianvujica3946 hey man. A bullet tumbling even if soft will cause major damage

[@mylescharles]

Yeah this is ballistically impossible. The scientific term is “dramatic effect.”

[@HappisakVideos]

@Drew Smith This ^^

[@90AlexF]

He reminds me in this movie of his role in Unforgiven. Great Actor

[@bryanmcneil9872]

Hackman was hesitant to play little Bill in “The Unforgiven” a few years before this because he didn’t want to be in violent movies anymore. Then a few years later plays Herod, one of the most ruthless, violent characters ever on screen. Funny.

[@whimsygrimm]

That Auto aim is sick dude

[@KleinAB]

hit that 180 no scope

[@W.Stryker]

He was so good at playing a character who was a real bastard. And it was satisfying to watch him die at the end

[@jamesmather7896]

I miss Gene Hackman in movies . Legend,

[@markrush5013]

hackman is a massive goddamn legend.

[@steviea427]

Your gunfighter is dead...old news.

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

"Guns don't kill people. People kill people.' 'But guns make it so much easier. Shall we go?" ― Jonathan L. Howard, The Detective

[@jwrobin21]

"Guns don't kill people. People kill people.' But Guns do surely help.

[@burntbacon8144]

Stella Maris and guns make it easier to defend yourself besides knives are used to kill around 3x more people then guns per year the same goes for cars yet nobody talks about this

[@alexanderthegreat1356]

Stella Maris i would still fancy my chances against someone with a spoon

[@edbashline]

This is how you dunk on the whole team.....with both hands. Man knew what he'd do and say about this before he even woke up.

[@jesusarellanoperez3197]

I like that lady's crucifix. Nice design too.

[@alexistrebexis3195]

Even Herod had a slight look of surprise when he blew a baseball sized hole through the guys head. Must have looked pretty messed up from the front view.

[@santos8468]

I would normally look away from a scene like that, but it's just so silly. Raimi is great at mixing gore with cartoonishness.

[@hugh2hoob668]

Everyone will mention Hackman But the lady at 1:12 makes this scene

[@DRock6906]

I agree. She closed her eyes and let go of the Crucifix she was holding when Gene Hackman killed Keith David as if she was saying "All hope is lost. I've prayed and prayed that you would send someone to rid our town of this evil man and now he's dead." Good eye my friend :-)

[@jermainemartinez551]

And the music on top of that

[@evanflowforever6615]

Gene Hackman: ONE OF THE BEST EVER

[@Dannymiles1987]

It’s nice to see the tyrant capable. Not hiding behind power. He’s fighting his own fights

[@joharrison6014]

Gene CAN be bloody scary when he wants to.. I say