The Outlaw Josey Wales

[davy]

Ever heerd of a Missoura boatride? :hmm: :haha:

Davy

 

[brubincam]

-----YEAH--but why did JOSEY shoot the rope off--when it was tied to the tree right next to him ?-----inquisitive minds want to know-----

 

[musketman]

-----YEAH--but why did JOSEY shoot the rope off--when it was tied to the tree right next to him ?-----inquisitive minds want to know-----

That would have given the people on the raft a way to anchor themselves, by grabbing the rope they would have swung to the river bank on the side they just came from.

By shooting the rope in the middle, they had nothing to grab on to and were at the mercy of the current.

 

[musketman]

My favorite line in the flick is: "Dyin' ain't much of a livin' boy", as the bounty hunter thinks twice and then comes back into the bar to die.

Yep, that is a good scene...

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL9HsfGJ5c4[/youtube]

 

[davy]

Yup its a peach! :thumbsup: \

Davy

 

[PaulN/KS]

"Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms..."

I always liked that line myself...

 

[wayne1967]

Around that same scene there's a flash view of the filming truck also.

 

[davy]

Chief Dan George .."I guess I'm not as old as I thought I was!" :redface: :haha:

Davy

 

Around that same scene there's a flash view of the filming truck also.

And they're not real bullets either? Don't spoil a good discussion about the movie. :shake:

 

[kodiakmarine]

I love this film. Someone mentioned Ride With the Devil, which is also an excellent film, and in some ways superior to TOJW. I still kind of like TOJW better because, IMHO, Tobey McGuire has nowhere near the screen presence of Clint Eastwood.

Rgeards,
John

 

[wayne1967]

Don't get me wrong, I like the movie. I was just pointing out something that you wouldn't notice unless you are looking for it.

 

[Tumblernotch]

Play the movie real slow during the scene where the Comancheros have her on the ground and you'll see what he saw in her :shocked2:

Dave

You got a point thar Dave, but really, he could have gotten the same thing only better from some good lookin' skanky actress, don't ye think? :rotf:

 

[sparky911]

got some hard candy, ..its not for eatin'...it's for lookin' through...



and the scene where he meets with Ten Bears
the dialogue was awesome

and I agree about Sandra Locke what was Clint thinking :youcrazy:

came for Burt Reynolds and Sally Fields :shake:

 

[PaulN/KS]

Awww come on now...
Sally Fields was way cute... :grin:
But yer right, Sandra Locke looked about as good as she acts... :shake:

 

got some hard candy, ..its not for eatin'...it's for lookin' through...



and the scene where he meets with Ten Bears
the dialogue was awesome

and I agree about Sandra Locke what was Clint thinking :youcrazy:

came for Burt Reynolds and Sally Fields :shake:

Actually I think that needs to be reversed. What did Sally see in Burt :2

 

[Tom Black]

Ever since I read Eastwood's anti-gun I've not had much use for 'em. Hypocracy know's no bounds I guess.
Tom Black
Cantucky

 

Ever since I read Eastwood's anti-gun I've not had much use for 'em. Hypocracy know's no bounds I guess.
Tom Black
Cantucky

I've not heard of that. Can you eloborate? I'm a little surprised a guy that made his living carrying guns in about 95% of his movies would be an anti-gunner. But then again it is hollywood.

 

[RC]

i think (an hope!) tom is thinkin. robert redford..that anti gun thing came up in the j.johnson thread..i've never heard clint was anti.... :thumbsup:

 

[Tom Black]

I'm sorry I can't. I read it somewhere a year or so ago. It just gets me that someone who has made an un-Godly amount of money making violent gun movies is anti-gun. There was a thread about this over on Frontier Folks a few weeks ago. I knew Redford was anti hunting and I've read that the gov. of CA is also anti-gun. And how much money has he made on his gun movies?
Tom Black
Cantucky

 

[brubincam]

-----greggery peck is anti gun-----