UNCONQUERED [1947] full movie EN version

[@Exotic3000]

And 77 years later, this still ranks as one of the most watchable movies ever!

[@thinktankcritic5267]

Couldn’t agree MORE

[@Whatt787]

Cooper made over $3 million in today's money and Paulette made over a million--The movie lost money because Demille went over budget

[@Sara-rv3op]

It’s because beauty is in the eye of the beholder. You have good taste Mr.

[@Eric-kv1ip]

I'm 78 and watched this when I was about five. Fell in love with the pipes and so at 15 (underage) I joined the Toronto Scottish Regiment. After three years with the Tor Scots I joined the regular army for a 31 year career. I think this movie was the pivotal moment that set my future in place. To this day I still enjoy the pipes & drums.

[@Exotic3000]

@@Eric-kv1ip That's amazing! I get it. This movie was very inspiring!!

[@BrKody]

This is my first time watching this film. It's truly a classic in my opinion. One of the most heartbreaking scenes though is when the dog is trying to lead Chris to his lost family. That's honestly heartbreaking. But the way Chris deals with the issue compared to Abby. Is masterful the way he tries to tell her don't look and tells her to go back. As he's digging the grave. Is just what a true man to do. We don't see stuff like that anymore in movies. My favorite part though is when she's crying after seeing the bodies and holding the dog. She basically says that it's hopeless. But Chris like a true man comes back with basically that it's not hopeless. The storytelling the characters all of this is something that Hollywood today can't possibly do. At least this is all my opinion. This is now up there in my top five favorite movies. Thank you for uploading this God bless you all.

[@greu52]

Thanks. After reading your comments, I will now watch the movie.

[@anyweb4871]

you are right,hollywood is unable today.I never again go to see movies of today times: they are stupid and ugly since decades ,and the so-called stars are payed too too much

[@worldupsidedown1]

So true. Hollywood back then is what true movies were about. People had character and not shallow like they are now.

[@suzanneguiho4882]

Yup… hard to find true men today… a consequence of this feminist crap… men need good models and do men things again and women should just back off and do women things. Oh and I know that that is a sin to say that today!

[@uncatila]

This captures the way a man must be brave and start a family.

[@reeblesnarfle4519]

I have not seen a real western like this in decades! This truly is a standards maker. Plenty of stars, plenty of Indians, plenty of action, AND PLENTY OF SUPERB SCRIPT WRITING AND INTEGRITY. NO movies made today can compare to this one. It has a backbone!

[@bessieking3797]

This movie dipection of indentured servants before it was declared that only the African can be slaves and the taking of the natives land.

[@silkoakranchpitchforkranch1205]

Plenty of Italian Indians 😂

[@HigherWaysWoman]

My Mother says..."I have watched this movie I don't know how many times & it touches me every single time I watch it. They do not have the love for this country as they did back then. This is what I miss most about todays times". I agree with Her & w/many posts of the quality & integrity of the writers & the performers. I've seen this several times...loved it every time too. The writers of today cannot ever create a movie of this maturity & quality. I love the way Men & Women used to interact & treat each other in the true golden years of Hollywood. IMHO. If you are like Me one who likes reading comments before watching get your favorite snack & drink(s).....especially get the family together & enjoy having a night well spent....!!!!

[@primrose4514]

Well said❤

[@ElaineHealey]

😊

[@HigherWaysWoman]

@@primrose4514 Thank You...Especially for Honoring My Mother. *Sending Blessing In Return....So You Will Know Us By Our Fruits* Namaste

[@HigherWaysWoman]

@@ElaineHealey ????

[@Celisar1]

And I hate the way men often treated women in the “golden” days of Hollywood. To this day I cannot watch “MacLintock” or (much worse) “The Quiet Man”.

[@rebeccalouisejohnson3772]

I know I’m commenting for a second time, but this movie is absolutely amazing. One of the movies that made me love Gary Cooper so much.

[@joestupid2571]

All of his movies made me love Gary Cooper.😍😍😍

[@karenhill3970]

Me too

[@davidcooper521]

What about da vid cooper

[@uncatila]

Gary grew up with real indians teaching him how to hunt and fish.

[@worldupsidedown1]

WHAT a movie!! I came across by happenstance and I'm so glad I did. Gary Cooper is one of my favorites.

[@myungbae5251]

Holy crap... This was one of my father's favorite movies... Watched it countless times while he was still around, this and Gunga Din.

[@davidtupua7357]

Agreed, helps during this pandemic time of our country. Especially since the theaters are closed.

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Myung Bae You've spoken very well it always gladdens my heart when people acknowledge good things 😊 Myung Bae how are you doing?

[@ritaturner368]

Thanks sooo much. Fantastic rich movie, excellent actors and great story. Beautiful print and directed by DeMille, what a treat. Gary Cooper and Paulette Goddard at their best.

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

You've spoken very well Rita Turner it gladdens my heart when people acknowledge good things 😊 How are you doing Rita Turner?

[@josefaortegafuentes5347]

Esta película, no se puede ver, con habla español

[@jdsifus2357]

Old classic movies have the greatest movie set designs, camera movements, and cinematic angles. Hollywood had really great directors. 👍

[@tatjanajohnston3042]

Awesome Movie. Just watched it today and thoroughly enjoyed it.. I love Gary Cooper. Loved him in Sargeant York. . This film reminded me of another of my favourite films "Captain Blood" with Errol Flynn. another of my favourite actors. Cooper acted the perfect brave gentleman in this movie, rescuing and protecting the lady and winning her heart while fighting evil and corruption. Good show!

[@roccobilly2973]

Wow this is not only a masterpiece in the motion picture history, it is also a live documentary of a recent past !! A past that should not be forgotten.

[@benjaminavestruz1904]

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[@cristineconnell7803]

How accurate t real history is the question. Questions we should always be asking!

[@ShowCat1]

Amazing how women wore makeup even in 1763. Whodathunkit!

[@snowdropper5879]

@@ShowCat1 well played 😂

[@higgsmerino3925]

Especially the common racist script about indigenous peoples..."only good injun is a de........" Silly Hollywood nonsensical pablum. Masterpiece!!! Yeah, sure.

[@thepandeslar8062]

I saw this movie in 1948 and I got chills down my back when the drawbridge fell and the troops marched in with the bagpipes segueing to 'Maxwelton's braes are bonnie'. And every time I saw it in the intervening seventy years I got the same chill, and I still do today! Great movie!

[@sharad7340]

You were even alive at that time 🤣🤣😆😆😅

[@Iranian.Shia-kurd]

You saw this film in 1948? 73 years ago? How old are you? 83 or 93 years old?

[@thepandeslar8062]

@@Iranian.Shia-kurd Yes.

[@saadelroubeiy]

يا بب العقبى لمئة عام

[@JoeKasino1947]

@@Iranian.Shia-kurd 95.

[@graybaby1962]

Never either heard or seen this movie. It's a great movie and great lead actors! Gary Cooper was one of well esteemed actors of all times. I didn't realized he died months before I was born. So I really didn't a chance to grow up with him cranky great movies. At least I was able to idolize Sidney Poitier before he passed.

[@wickedmirage]

Wow, what a great movie! I can't believe I've somehow missed this movie for all these years. Hollywood doesn't make great movies like this anymore.

[@MrUltralight55]

Great movie, you’ve heard it a hundred times, thank you for posting!! I remember this movie when I was a kid!!

[@kathyjohnsen165]

I spotted Lloyd Bridges at the ball. Boris Karloff as Indian Chief. First time I have seen this fantastic movie. The Scottish pipes and drums; splendid ending. Thanks for sharing!

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Thank you too for commenting rightfully Kathy Johnsen How are you doing hope you're fine and also in good health condition?

[@francinebarr1204]

Thank You the picture is so sharp and clear, you can’t beat old Movies!!!🌼

[@mgtysonsullivan6681]

Hello there, How are you doing ?

[@brendadrew834]

Thank you! Great movie, very entertaining with some very tense moments! Cooper was so handsome and Paulette Goddard was a real beauty along with their great talent as well. Recognized the late great Lloyd Bridges as well and many other great character actors of that bygone era! Long live the iconic Golden Age of Hollywood where many great classic films were real masterpieces! I always get a lump in my throat when I read that famous quote by liberal Founding Father Ben Franklin! May they all rest in peace~♥💙

[@miladydewinter7770]

What a wonderful movie -- and such great quality. Nice to see a very very young Lloyd Bridges. Thanks for uploading

[@annakaminski4406]

Fantastic movie. Gary & Paulette were TRUE movie stars. Thank you.

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Anna Kaminski you've spoken very well it gladdens my heart when people acknowledge good things 😊 How are you doing Anna Kaminski?

[@cliffg7459]

Just watched this movie at random. I love classic movies and this one was no exception. I also saw 3 scenes from this movie, that were placed in other movies. Classic!

[@yaupaung36]

Great movie - one of the best of all time. My sister had to have councelling after seeing this when she was 7 years of age. She blinked for 2 years after it.

[@sissyrayself7508]

Odd comment.. Good movie..but traumatizing..pick one..make up your mind..

[@carolinebrookboysen1945]

Maybe she was a little young.

[@devong7124]

It's been a long time ago, but hope your sister got better. Some children are affected by what they watch. I can't watch horror movies, hate them to this day, 69yrs. Later. They cause me to have nightmares.Refuse to watch horror. As for sad heartbreaking movies I can cry all through them. But, find it hard to cry about worries in real life. Guess that's my release. Probably because as a child it was, What you crying about, I'll give you something to cry about. My sister had the same problem. Who in their right mind smacks/ whips a hurt child to make them stop crying? ... This is a great movie. Shows strength, compassion for others, people knew if you lived you'd die as sure as you are born. Didn't have time to waste. We still have corruption in power these Days.

[@r.l.t.hendricks8255]

What a great movie, always loved Gary Cooper!! Thanks for posting!!

[@randydilley5359]

The most watched movie in theatres in 1947. Cecile B. Denville at his best. So fortunate we are that most of his films are in color. One of the finest movies ever made. The computerized age of movies cannot compare. Based on the Ottowa Chief Pontiacs attempt to unite the tribes of 1763 Ohio valley and drive the English back over the mountains.

[@rickylove8196]

In those days is u weren’t white your life ment nothing

[@elmagodelmaryahoo]

One of the really *True Classics....!!!* Such a well scripted, complex interpersonal drama laced through the equally "notorious" setting of our pre-American Revolution history. The Iroquois Nation was equally well represented, and where the entire costuming throughout the film was perhaps only outdone by this endlessly Sterling Cast. To this day, the scene of Boris Karloff being 'tricked' by the magnetic compass is still one of my favorite movie scenes Of All Time!!!

[@elmagodelmaryahoo]

PS: And the filming locations throughout the movie are "delicious" TOO!!! Apparently, most of film was shot in the forests of Pennsylvania and Idaho's rugged Snake River, where even this film print copy of only 480p is still rather "crisp".... and where the _'saturated'_ though 'tangibly realistic' Beautiful *Technicolor* takes this aged film to a wonderful level of "believability". THX Mucho, Westerns - Wild West for this very memorable upload = Always a pleasure to watch!!

[@jackieboyd6877]

This is my favorite movie !!! Our nation's history is revived. Thank you for posting it.

[@QWZXM]

Amazing story- a bit long production but yes, i agree -Tells a lot about the USA founding and break away from Britain. Of course, an argument can be made in 2020 that the two nations still need each other.

[@1982violinist]

Garry Cooper, what a man, what a voice, what an actor, what presence .... RIP

[@exdus235]

🤗

[@corinenadell]

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[@vilangel78]

Todo un galán de la gran pantalla. Saludos desde España 🇪🇦🇪🇺

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[@combatmedic91-b76]

He was wonderful ❤!

[@cks57youto53]

Beautiful era of great actors and movies of family strength !

[@gloriagraham2821]

A GREAT movie! Love Gary Cooper movies. One of the Best.

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

You've spoken very well Gloria Graham it always gladdens my heart when people acknowledge good things 😊 How are you doing Gloria Graham?

[@jarodcarnarvon5198]

Great classic. Grew up watching these films with my parents. Takes me back.....

[@janeh4488]

What a lovely movie to watch on a rain soaked Saturday afternoon in the UK...

[@mexicanfries5336]

How's your bum?

[@sriramdasarathi4124]

Great classic movie, wonderful story,great acting , direction . This movie would have won many academy awards and Oscar awards

[@richardravenclaw318]

it didnt win anything. was not taken seriously when it was new.

[@tonirose6776]

@@richardravenclaw318 Good taste prevailed then.

[@NelsonMontana1234]

@@richardravenclaw318 With good reason.

[@naturalhairchickonabudgett849]

2:26 almost over! I love these kind of films the soldiers were very committed to the fight! still playing🥁. While fire 🔥 sits on top!! Thank you for the upload 🍿🎥👍🏾

[@ladydi9223]

This one of my favorite movies! They dont make movies like this anymore. The innocence is gone. Gary Cooper is so handsome. I watch this whenever i am in the mood for romance.

[@yaak5906]

😂

[@T3SKATLIPOC4]

...hey there beautiful, how do you feel tonight ? 🤠

[@roseworthem8426]

No they don’t mKe movies like this anymore. It is a pity. 😢

[@karenhill3970]

Watch Love in the Afternoon " if y get a chance ...you'll love it ..very romantic too..,,! Gary Cooper kissing Paulette Goodard !!😘🔥🔥🔥🌡️🌡️🌡️

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

You've spoken very well Lady Di cause things ain't the same as they used to it always gladdens my heart when people acknowledge good things How are you doing Lady Di?

[@elainebrown874]

It really hasn’t started yet, but with this all star cast I know it will be a great movie. Thank you very much for sharing. 🤩

[@nadiasawicki7710]

Unconquored a great film without too much blood and gore which is the norm for today’s films. They certainly don’t make films like they did in Hollywood’s golden years sadly.

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Nadia Sawicki you've spoken very well it Gladdens my heart when people acknowledge good things 😊 How are you doing Nadia Sawicki?

[@brendataylor9702]

I have to say I truly enjoyed this movie so thanks so much for sharing it . :)

[@shirsca2157]

SAYS NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Thank you Brenda Taylor it always gladdens my heart when people acknowledge good things 😊 How are you doing Brenda Taylor?

[@shanniworld8310]

Thank you so much for taking the time to post this wonderful movie. It was a pleasure to watch.

[@terrytube777]

Such a great movie. Two of my all time favorite actors.

[@marybobbitt7271]

Excellent quality in these westerns so far, thank you for having them for us to watch

[@nelsonalbertomartinezgalaz9509]

En español, gracias

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Thanks too Mary Bobbitt for acknowledging good thing 😊 How are you doing Mary Bobbitt hope you're fine and also in good health condition?

[@avigail7105]

One of her the Best films Paulette.Goddard.Gary.Cooper Excellent cast, .well done.great story . Cecile De.Mille.produced.directed .

[@hb-ol9oc]

What a wonderful movie in all senses, filming, acting , everyting.

[@jonidabraha979]

"Where liberty dwells there is my country" This is a very meaningful movie ending..The classics still rocks

[@gingerli5820]

Where liberty dwells, there is my country - B. Franklin

[@rogerfarraghersr1884]

@@gingerli5820: "Liberti´, Now Has A Country" de´ Lafayette -

[@combatmedic91-b76]

Yes to bad younger generation can not relate to this idea of liberty instead of liberal Hog Wash.

[@trevormichael4906]

they'd rather protest against free speech and liberty :(@@combatmedic91-b76

[@sandragannaban8076]

Liberty they conquer the land of the natives though ….

[@williamembleton6883]

Enjoyed this film, great photography. Different,made me feel as if I was in that era. Loved the end as the drummers marched in. A by gone era...wonderful.

[@andrewkawaoka6651]

Wonderful writing tyvm

[@DAUGHTEROFBABYLON]

Thank You for the Great Movie, Very Entertaining and a real Joy to Watch !!! Thanks Wild West,,, and God Bless !!

[@michaelcheong9985]

watch this movie when i was very young , great movie thank for uploading

[@savedforh]

Watched it twice Those Scottish horn's blowing at the end was amazing Paulette Goddardand gary cooper Everything about the characters just Noble and I like that the movie is adventurous too especially the chasing scene and just packed with a lot of intrigue

[@tommysfather]

Gary Cooper, Paulette Goddard - makes for a very good combination. In my opinion, Coop was in the top five male actors in their hey day and there isn't anyone nowadays can come remotely close.

[@avocate2017]

I agree. They don't make leading men like Cooper anymore. If they even existed, they would be told to bulk up and play superheroes.

[@bessieking3797]

Yes, Gary Cooper, Artie Murphy, James Stewart, and a leading man Randolph Scott later found to be gay. There's so many Greats could go on Gary Grant, Alan Ladd, Rock Hudson etc etc.....

[@valeriegeorge134]

So true

[@josephlambe2796]

Also John Wayne, Yul Brynner and many others.

[@akulinamackenzie4492]

@@bessieking3797 what has "gay" to do with it ?

[@richardfuoco340]

Great movie; historical in so many ways. Thanks for sharing.

[@purfect85132]

I love it! First time watching it and am hooked..old hollywood was great..the way the stories were told..the music and the look of the films just can't be recreated now. And the actors, such beauty and class..men and women. In a world where everything is so politically correct it seems like we are more lost now than ever in history.

[@mirjanakelicbabic6178]

Love old fashioned movies like that 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻! It's nice colour . Thanks for uploading.

[@mgtysonsullivan6681]

Hello Mirjana, How're you doing

[@suzieqwonder3089]

I love Gary Cooper during a particular time of his career. Back in the ‘30s when he first started making movies, most of his roles were on the ‘goofy’ side. But as he became seasoned, his looks were more endearing & his acting matured. He still held a hidden talent for humor but it became a controlled trait he used to his benefit. I found him increasingly handsome ~ my attraction for his acting ‘grew on me’ ~ he no longer acted in parts that portrayed him as a weakling or a big tall dummy. It’s no wonder Gary Cooper became one of the best actors of his time & was soo widely sought after during the ‘40s when the motion picture industry made the best films/movies ever! (~ in my opinion). He eventually lost his sensuous attractiveness, but he never lost his integrity for acting with distinction & talent, and oftentimes a touch of humor!

[@williamsnyder5616]

Actually, Cooper started acting in the 1920s. He had a small, showy part in the very first winner of the Academy Awards for Best Picture, "Wings" in 1927. He was the flyer who offered Richard Arlen and Buddy Rogers some chocolate before going on a flying mission.

[@JRobbySh]

"Sergeant York" made use of his obvious skill with a rifle. Cooper handled the Springfield if were it were made of balsam wood.

[@karenhill3970]

I agree w most of what u said ..except...ever watch Devil & The Deep " W Tallulah Bankhead ..you'd change your mind about the 30's....,& Cowboy & The Lady" ..he is very handsome & manly in both....he s great in this one too as u say the 40's so awesome in Hollywood...but I don't think he EVER list his sensuality....or manliness or anything..watch " Love in the Afternoon " w Audrey Hepburn 25 yrs younger..he's hot in that &his very last movie too.....a Total hunk no matter what age.......💖💖💖💖👌👌👌

[@joestupid2571]

@@karenhill3970 Love in the Afternoon is my all time GC favorite. I loved his character and Audrey Hepburn's. Maurice Chevalier too. Some of it was cheesy, but most old movies are that way. Never a better ending when he swooped her into the train!😍 I have watched it over and over. Better than Audrey's Breakfast at Tiffany's or Charade. Didn't like either one. Give me Coop!

[@lorindawehrly6305]

Indeed fascinating..such a lovely film. I enjoyed watching immensely. Thank you for sharing❤️

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Lorinda Wehrly thanks too for acknowledging good thing 😊 it always gladdens my heart when people say the truth 😊 How are you doing Lorinda Wehrly?

[@lindawest3764]

I seen this movie 7 times in the movie theaters, when I was 7 years old. When they cut the movie they cut out the most important part,of it. It was the green dress. It showed Paulette Goddard when she was dirty, and than showed her cleaned up and beautiful in that gorgeous dress. It really was a very significant part of the movie. So sorry they cut it out!

[@user-ye7ro5sg4p]

I just love classic movies. This is one of my copper movies of all time

[@EjwiiiMoviesNYMountains]

Every old-time movie actor all in one colorful movie, what more can you ask for. Thank you.

[@elmagodelmaryahoo]

STILL such a Gooood Cecil DeMille "Epic" portrayal.... even after all these decades!! Wonderful Gary Cooper in yet Another Classic and Ever-Memorable Role. The scene with Seneca Chief Guyasuta (Boris Karloff) with The Compass and the fired-off gunpowder is A Slice of Hollywood History!!! Above-n-beyond the intended Purely (box office) Dramatic Elements of the film, then the larger sequential aspects of "The French and Indian War" are fairly consistent with documented American history pre-independence..... in what was then the Wild Wild West (of the Alleghanies / Appalachians)!! THX for this "clean" film copy....!!!! :-)

[@bryanmonaghan6841]

Events which took place in my back yard

[@lalthanzualahauhnar4003]

What a great classic western movie! Thanks for sharing.

[@glaucouswingedgull]

“Better than you? She must have been crazy”--Wonderful quote. 1:47:30 I watch this movie just for that alone. It’s a great movie.

[@glaucouswingedgull]

EthnoEuropean's CountriesAreBeingInvaded I know, but it’s a great line anyway, and she says it so well.

[@blackberrygnu9385]

I feel what you mean ..beautiful

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

Gary Cooper was great, there are no americans like him anymore.

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

My favourite part though is the part that starts at 1:52:58

[@Quzinqa1122]

@EthnoEuropean's CountriesAreBeingInvaded Why not? I could.

[@lindaashbrook6789]

If this generation only had a clue of the courage it took and the thousands of lives lost to make this country and our Constitution, freedom and liberty for all. Great movie!

[@kenkunz1428]

And a lot of murdered Indians...you forgot that part.

[@methodicalmysticbutterflyi2669]

This is one of my favorites!!! Thank you!

[@rubylancelin3639]

I loved this movie. It had a "Cinderella-twist" to it. Excellent movie.

[@m.w.wilson234]

@2:23:13 Garth (Howard Da Silva), "She's comming with me." Capt. Holden (Gary Cooper), "Where you're going, you're going alone." How I love that kind of talk; simply to the point, not said with profanity and stated in a normal tone of voice - the effect is quite menacing, but it is not the kind of dialog that comes out of Hollywood anymore and probably never will again.

[@aWomanFreed]

M. W. Wilson not with the satanist commies in charge

[@spikespa5208]

DaSilva made such a good baddie. Contrast to his fun role as B. Franklin in "1776" (1972).

[@karenhill3970]

Right!! Because He ( Gary Cooper) was a real MAN........ PERIOD

[@karenhill3970]

To Mm Wilson

[@cambodianwavelength]

First time I'd seen this. Excellent....thank you!!!

[@Annie-vg5bk]

She went through so much, her clothes got torn, but her makeup always stayed so beautiful. 😊

[@Roarmeister2]

Continuity - In the waterfall she was wearing flesh coloured shoes until the leather wraps showed up.

[@tonyromano6220]

What a beautiful woman she was. I swear women were better looking in the 30s - 40s and 50s.

[@kenkunz1428]

@@Roarmeister2 And also in the next scene after the waterfall scene, Cooper somehow has gotten two guns.

[@alvinmann3983]

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[@marybrantley2160]

Boris Karloff as an Indian.....wonders never cease. Great movie, great stars.

[@Avatarlover85]

Karloff was of Anglo-Indian descent which is why he was so often an attractive choice for ethnic roles at the time.

[@deborahpeeples1439]

Check out "Tap Roots" on KZbin, another movie c Boris in an ethnic role."

[@hollykegerise8463]

He also played a Choctaw Indian in "Tap Roots".

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Mary Bentley you've spoken very well and mature it always gladdens my heart when people acknowledge good things 😊 How are you doing Mary Bentley hope you're fine and also in good health condition?

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

@@deborahpeeples1439 can we discuss more about this movie somewhere else like Gmail I thought that will be better I've to understand this movie

[@geofromnj7377]

The action in this movie takes place in 1760s. When the assembled men were discussing whether the land beyond the Alleghenies was safe for settlers, Ward Bond stood up and said that the land is replete with coal and iron which, he said, can be smelted into steel. However, steel wasn't invented until the 1850's by British inventor, Henry Bessemer.

[@hk_802]

Steel usage has been dated back to Roman times, possibly even earlier. What Bessemer did was make a manufacturing process that could mass produce it inexpensively.

[@lynn1505]

Steel production and implementation can be traced back almost 4,000 years to the start of the iron age.

[@thepandeslar8062]

Hmmm . . . steel has been around for centuries. what Mr. Bessemer invented was the 'Open Hearth' furnace, making possible the production of steel in large quantities.

[@davidhimmelsbach557]

@@thepandeslar8062 No, he invented his 'Bessemer Converter' -- Carnegie adopted the open hearth furnace after gaining success with Bessemer's design. The open hearth design -- of the 19th Century -- used locally produced bricks and masons. Whereas the Bessemer Converter required high quality iron and steel. Today's basic oxygen furnaces actually hail back to Bessemer's design. So you can see that the industry has bounced back and forth as to what works best.

[@juliebailey460]

Such a great movie! Everytime I watch it, I get goosebumps at the ending! Thanks!!

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Thanks too Julie Bailey it Gladdens my heart when people acknowledge good things 😊 How are you doing Julie Bailey?

[@wjjnjr]

Thank you for sharing this grand old movie!

[@takeitorleaveit7510]

Very very beautiful story. Thank you very much

[@carolswarbrick1722]

I am 70 and first time l see this. Very good..

[@nibrasradhi5220]

A great movie, a great story, and what a great actor Gary Cooper

[@mamdouhelsafty]

Well Done , Nice efforts to allow watching full movie. Thanks .

[@marylarrimore3950]

This is my first time seeing this movie. Thank you for sharing

[@faragmohamed2088]

Hi Mary Can I call you?

[@valkyriesardo278]

The film ends with a quote from Ben Franklin, "Where liberty dwells, that is my country." To which Thomas Paine replied, "Where it does not, that is mine." There weren't many that could one up a quote from Ben. Thomas Paine then traveled to France to assist in their revolution.

[@heartofpalm]

1 for 2 ain’t bad

[@martinidry6300]

And was nearly guillotined for doing so - by the revolutionaries. He was an impossible man, financially stupid (the 2 go together - just like Karl Marx) and was never going to be happy. Benjamin Franklin was a pedophile and a malignant father - as well as being astute.

[@tomclayton9358]

Great entertainment and excellent quality. Thanks for the memories.

[@russellbingham5819]

I've never seen a DeMille film I didn't like. I first saw"Unconquered" as a little fellow. The scene where Holden comes to the rescue of Ft.Pitt started me liking the music of Bagpipes & Drums. I still do! An Excellent movie! Not historically accurate; but that's Hollywood.💀

[@johnphillips4228]

Love the old ones, thanks for the upload.

[@naturetrails8357]

never heard of this movie , thanks for sharing this gem

[@bobsaturday4273]

man , this is a great film , right from the git go it's a blockbuster to the last minute !

[@robertphillips3078]

Gr8 Movie. Have watched it on many occasions. A wine, snacks & good company. Enjoy

[@belindajones700]

These films will allways be the best

[@saksrimiller5629]

One of the most my favorite Gary Cooper's movies.

[@Capkirk]

Saksri Miller I love Gary Cooper and Cary Grant! (I even gave my adorable dog the name of Cooper! Couldn’t name him Gary tho...My uncle already has that name )

[@shirsca2157]

I LOVE GARY COOPER TONS---GREAT ACTOR

[@josephbuchanan7176]

@@shirsca2157 Mr Cooper,one of the very best awesome movie i still watch!!!

[@LIZZIE-lizzie]

@ Saksri Miller Just saw one of my fav GARY COOPER movies with CAROL LOMBARD - he's a cow hand she's a millionaire socialite. Made 1930. It's 02:30:00 hours cut to 1:30:00. They destroyed it. Don't even watch A FAREWELL TO ARMS.

[@joestupid2571]

@@LIZZIE-lizzie Farewell to Arms was good--Cooper's part. Helen Hayes--great actress, but not as his love interest.

[@carolstefan7662]

Another great movie with the best actor Gary Cooper.

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Well said carol Stefan it always gladdens my heart when people acknowledge good things 😊 How are you doing Carol Stefan hope you're fine and also in good health condition?

[@BuddyShephard]

I wish Hollywood would make movies like this today!!!

[@lastrada52]

This movie is filled with familiar faces & names and I missed it as a kid? That Paulette Goddard was breath-taking. Boris Karloff in a Gary Cooper film? That's great casting.

[@gingerli5820]

DeMille was a master of taking obscure minor North American historical incidents and making huge cinematic masterpieces surrounding them. This (Pontiac's revolt) and Northwest Mounted Police (North-West Rebellion) are two such examples.

[@bluskies1000]

Pontiac's Rebellion was not obscure until the twentieth century, and impacted Americans behavior with native Americans through most of the nineteenth century. Read the almost hidden history "The Conspiracy of Pontiac and the Indian War after the Conquest of Canada", From the Spring of 1763 to the Death of Pontiac Francis Parkman This is the best account of that war, but difficult to find, as our Progressives have tried to deeply bury it. It interferes with their revised historical accounts.

[@gingerli5820]

@@bluskies1000 Thanks so much for the cite. I've never read any of Francis Parkman's work but he seems to have a great deal of respect from his readers. It's quite true - the seeds of revolution were sown by the conflicts with the natives after the Seven Years' War concluded. The crown wanted expansion west stopped, quite contrary to what the frontier colonists wanted. The resentment was bound to build. Parkman's books, in two volumes, are indeed hard to find.

[@georgejcking]

LOL! Obviously you posted this statement with very little understanding of American History! DeMille appreciated History and this film, "The Bucaneer", and "The Plainsman" illustrated pivotal events in the creation of American. Leftist Hollywood have "cancelled" most of his great stories.

[@freddieallen9003]

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[@krisshassebrock7518]

Now these are movie's!!! You could sit with your whole family together

[@murrayaronson3753]

I saw this in on 35 mm film last night in a theater in Los Angeles. Yes you could sit with your entire family.

[@r.r.r9746]

Oh yes let the kids see what racists, and mysogenes Americans were!!!

[@wheretonow3106]

Ahh. And here it is. ​ R. F. from the peanut gallery has spoken. I bet you live here? Instead of taking a stand against America by commenting about an old movie storyline. Why don't you let kids watch it then turn it into a lesson? Or better yet, move to another country and really make a stand.

[@r.r.r9746]

@@wheretonow3106 lucky for me, I live far far away from the US. If you do turn it into a lesson then why not... But most people won't unfortunately.

[@Laura-Lee]

If you're not after historical accuracy but just some old fashioned romance and melodrama, then this Cecile B. DeMille film starring Gary Cooper, in TECHNICOLOR, is a lot of fun. Thanks for the upload. LL

[@susanh.352]

Love the old movies. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@letlovealwaysleaddonovan72]

Thank for enjoying the movie as it should be Susan H how are you doing hope you're fine and also in good health condition?

[@Tomboycarol]

I havent seen this film for years.Thanks for downloading

[@Tralala691]

What a great movie and actors. Sad holly wired can’t make a decent honest movie with a good moral story anymore. And do it cheap. You know this wasn’t expensive.

[@spikespa5208]

$5,000,000 in '47 wasn't chicken feed. DeMille wasn't known for churning out cheap films.

[@abeoluwatomiwa8619]

"Get your things Abby." -"I haven't anything." "You got two feet, get up in them." Sounds so much like something a motivational speaker would say. Witty stuff too.

[@woodshome11]

Great movie, thanks for sharing.

[@hannahtaylor670]

Man I love this movie!!!!!!!!!! Why cant they make wonderful movies like this for my generation:(

[@robertbrawley5048]

What abouts Star Wars and Raiders of the lost ark

[@hannahtaylor670]

@@robertbrawley5048 thats true those ones are priceless as well. Its just that nowadays it is very rare to get a gem of a movie

[@myrahnaif3163]

Todays generation more on drugs killing all the story...boring movies..😆😆😆😆old is gold

[@simonmpeho7385]

well you can say that again.Had the same thing in mind

[@hannahtaylor670]

@Jef Jef Hahahaha :):):):):):):):):):):):)

[@BlankCanvas88]

I feel like they made this movie to make up to Paulette Goddard that she lost out on "Gone with the Wind." I'm glad she got to make a technicolor blockbuster.

[@fromthesidelines]

Yet, she had a falling out with DeMille, and never appeared in another film for him. Two years later, she left Paramount.

[@cherikillingworth4906]

Now that's a movie.The acting was awesome. Believable story So...Much....Worth The Watch...

[@johnalexander3803]

terrific movie. thank you for showing.

[@tallthinwavy3]

Excellent movie. 8 million others agree.

[@Whatt787]

No, 25,000 liked the movie, 8 million is the views

[@simonsaimeesamat4965]

This is a classic example of portraying wickedness look so harmless and almost looks like a light and easy sitcom.

[@raptattention7242]

As they say History is written by the victors. A little thing like truth is immaterial. We all know who the true savages were, and who has double-crossed the most treaties.

[@tonirose6776]

@@raptattention7242 Thanks. I was waiting for someone to allude to the blatant racism. The 'big, dumb Indian' who can barely put two English words together is laughable, or would be if it weren't so insulting. 'Drums of war sound...All thought die by a white flag that is red. etc.' Terrible dialogue and portrayal of Indians. Cringe. Not to mention the slave girl who's in full make-up and Lookin Good: what a joke. Love the green dress, though. I adore Gary Cooper and Goddard, both, but this is a silly, weak film.

[@raptattention7242]

@@tonirose6776 thanks, fir being the type of person who questions everything, even propagandist glossy productions created to lull us into the protective sense of self rightiousness that has allowed exploitation of the indigenous people and their spiritual habitat, which they also depend on for sustainence of culture, health and nutrution, and has lead to the degradation of their collective worldwide environment creating the prescipice from which all life on earth will find it hard to step back from. Yes, the film has much to admire, but the central premise about the indugenous American people being bloodthirsty monsters and white slaves were wrong with an implication that black slaves were OK really grates on my moral compass.

[@raptattention7242]

It also annoys me that more people are not enraged by this.

[@kenkunz1428]

The movie was complete horse shit!

[@roseworthem8426]

this is one of my favorite movies. I watch it whenever I can.

[@stevenholton438]

Why didn't you say earlier?!

[@danielfishbein1925]

A movie with Gary cooper Marie O’Hara

[@alhajimukaila9496]

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