Bridges and Pine just staring at each other for 20 seconds not saying a word but saying everything. That’s great f*cking acting.

@paulmoss7940

8 ай бұрын

One spark from lit til the fam drove up.

@Kandiell

8 ай бұрын

notice how the oil pumps get progressively louder as they stare at each other, until they subside again once the family shows.

@peterschou21

6 ай бұрын

Indeed it is. Two class actors so great!

@SoundOfFreedom35

4 ай бұрын

it’s a movie 🤣 after they probably went bought 4 children each on Epstein Island and shared them

@rickeybenson823

4 ай бұрын

Great script and great writing is what this is along with the interpretation by two great actors. I truly believe that Jeff Bridges is currently the best American actor in the business.

This is Chris pine’s best performance.

@ADifferentVibe

4 ай бұрын

Wish he did more things like this instead of comic book films like WW1984....

@jlmurrel

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely agree!

@user-iz6cc6lz3j-Vickie

Ай бұрын

He’s really good as Robert the Bruce

@pnut3844able

19 күн бұрын

Idk, he was pretty good in smoking aces

“If you stop by, I’ll give you peace.” That was cold blooded 🤞🏾

@Phil-964

3 ай бұрын

“And maybe I’ll give it to you”

@fvw1187

2 ай бұрын

Were they saying theyd kill each other?

@karlrobinson4887

2 ай бұрын

I thought Jeff Bridges' response was even colder. "Ah, ya might. Or maybe I'll give it to you." (staredown)

@Unknownn658

2 ай бұрын

@@fvw1187 Yes

@greggb1416

2 ай бұрын

@@fvw1187have to wait for the sequel…

"I never killed nobody in my whole life, but if you want me to start with you, Lets get on with it old man." Still one of my favorite lines from anything Taylor Sheridan has ever written.

@KleWdSide

4 ай бұрын

It's too bad Sheridan has been wasting his time w/ all this "Yellowstone" garbage. I wish he would go back to writing more films like this, "Sicario" and "Wind River."

@omarmendoza9743

4 ай бұрын

Tense

@WaffleHouseBandit

4 ай бұрын

​@KleWdSide Yellowstone, to me, is thematically brilliant, albeit poorly executed and crystallised. Almost like some alt comedy act, so meta and vague the idea may be hilarious but the performance itself lacks any value.

@KleWdSide

4 ай бұрын

@@WaffleHouseBandit Saw the first season. It was enough. It just too soapy for me.

@abcdefbcdefg8352

4 ай бұрын

@@WaffleHouseBandit as a city boy, it fooled me....

Still remember the first time I watched this movie. Stayed with me for days. Absolutely brilliant.

@ARmirzaful

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, its crazy how a good movie sticks with you. Justice at its finest with Jeff Bridges. He knows he is about to get shot but the man in him won't back down. No country for old men.

I would never imagine that my favorite stand-off would be the one without a single bullet shot.

@Alvan81

8 ай бұрын

There's a scene in "Appaloosa" reminds me of this one also. Conflict with only implied violence underneath. Great acting here. Feels more real.

@matoripavlovic

7 ай бұрын

@@Alvan81 Thanks for the reminder, great western and great movie all in all. To me it was a great storyline that slowly moves a sidekick to become a protagonist.

@Alvan81

7 ай бұрын

@@matoripavlovic 🤠 100% It's a great cast. Glad to see someone else who's heard of it! It's a shame that it never gets much attention. But anyone who enjoys westerns is bound to like it.

@matoripavlovic

7 ай бұрын

@@Alvan81 Likewise 😊 Unfortunately a lot of great movies stays under the radar just because their narrative is not mainstream or big muscle media is not behind. Yet, they have us as dedicated fans and they stay classics at least within our circles 🤗

@andrewnapier8700

4 ай бұрын

uncocking the rifle just as the boys arrived was one of the most powerful statements in the movie.

"You expect me to believe your dimwitted brother planned this? No; this was smart, this was you." Loved this scene. Great movie!!

@Daniel-sh3os

8 ай бұрын

He would have just sold the property if he was smart, instead of robbing banks. Having a reverse mortgage doesn't prevent you from selling the property.

@clarkthorns

7 ай бұрын

​@@Daniel-sh3oscorrect me if I'm wrong but isn't their whole goal to retain ownership of the property? Since they wanted to keep the rights to the oil production on the ranch?

@Daniel-sh3os

7 ай бұрын

Wouldn't it be easier to sell the land for millions of dollars based on the rights to the future oil production on the ranch than rob banks to keep the land?

@yeetadog

6 ай бұрын

@@Daniel-sh3os his whole motivation was to leave the property and family ranch, on which a shitload of oil was found, to his two sons one day

@jefffromjersey52

6 ай бұрын

@@Daniel-sh3os .. Aside from the Killings , which was obviously a very serious Crime . the BANKS were the True Thieves though .. they would not only STEAL the Property but also the OIL under It , and make a very handsome Profit .. not sure how it works but if a Bank REPOS your Land, they dont pay you a DIME for the Oil under it . but yeagh, if you Sold it at a Fire Sale , MAYBE you get 20 cents on the dollar , cuz its still speculation.. once you Prove the Oil is there , only then does it have real Value . and Proving the Oil is there, requires those PUMPS , which costs Money, which they did not have .. or i could be wrong.

The dialogue, the cinematography, the tension. Brilliant. A true Western

The sound guys nailed it on this one. The old windmill in one scene and the pump jacks in this one. That all there is in West Texas.

@brianbird3756

8 ай бұрын

I was going to correct you about the great many other things that this wonderful state is known for as I took my lunch break and ate my sandwich next to a pumpjack that we're working on. Oh the irony.

@Not_The_FBI_1992

2 ай бұрын

You're forgetting the Cicadas. Perfect touch on that scene. I love the sound Cicadas make, it means its going to start getting real warm and humid very soon.

@bgmcc907

27 күн бұрын

Have you ever driven 287 through Electra? Miles and miles of miles and miles, then you go down into this little dip, and it is thick with pumpjacks as far as you can see in either direction, then you pop back up out of the dip and more miles and miles of miles and miles. Beats just about anything I’ve ever seen.

@a.barker7792

27 күн бұрын

@bgmcc907 i have. once at sunset it's just amazing with the dust in the air all purple and pink, the pump jacks are like the trees in the four ground. I was with a friend of mines stripper sister and I offered to drive her out to Amarillo for a job. I could not see her making that journey on her own. Taught the beauty of the desert in the Magic hour photography wise. But it is truly hell in Mid Day. Bought the car i have now because of it. Fj cruiser desert rated a.c. I'm going to be more observant next time to look for the dip.

This is probably in my top 10 movie scenes of all time. Everything is perfectly executed, and makes me think of my grandfather every time I watch it. He adored this film, and so do I.

The bank was the villain in this story. The dead ranger and the dead outlaw brother were victims made by the bank's shady practices.

@DonnaAbrams-qh7zt

4 ай бұрын

That was what I took from it too.

@edwardadams9358

4 ай бұрын

I remember the scene where the bank manager turned from predatory to ingratiating when Toby mentioned having the bank manage the trust.

@Soothsayer-rs5nb

3 ай бұрын

Rangers are the tools of the corrupt immoral Bank....

@Vladdy89

3 ай бұрын

Do you realize that almost any crime can be written off this way? Bank was definitely the villain, but these two weren't even close to being victims, especially his brother. The bank didn't kill anyone. This guy and his brother did.

@otherbrother3

3 ай бұрын

@@Vladdy89 The bank was stealing their property and ruining their children's future. You may not see a crime in how the bank operated, but I do.

Man i love Jeff Bridges. Such a great actor.

@mikekeenan9044

9 ай бұрын

He abides

@Giarcnek

8 ай бұрын

His Characters make me feel Beta. I'm 50 and I dig that Moe-Foe.

@SmokeEater509

8 ай бұрын

@@mikekeenan9044 The dude definitely still abides.

@toyman81

8 ай бұрын

His brother is also just as good.

@RobertGarcia-wb4hy

4 ай бұрын

@@Giarcnek 53yr old here, I can relate. Such a great actor.

Wow, such a good scene. The way he talks about poverty as a disease, passed down generations, is perfect. Desperate people will do horrible things just to try and break that endless cycle.

@steverogers7601

4 ай бұрын

I got family in Detroit like that. We’ve been poor our whole lives and my brothers and I managed to eek by, now doing ok but not middle class or at all rich. It’s hard seeing our cousins and uncles/aunts try to make ends meet. We try to help whenever we can but we have our own kids to provide for. When people say “pull yourselves up by your bootstraps” honestly do not know what it’s like having nothing and coming from nothing. MLK said it best “how are you gonna tell someone to pull themselves up by their bootstraps when they don’t even have a boot to begin with”

@tonymanero5544

4 ай бұрын

The legal immigrants don’t stay poor after the 2nd generation. Our native poor are working on 3 consecutive generations.

@Master.Debater

4 ай бұрын

@@tonymanero5544 that's because we work our asses off. Maybe you should do the same.

@sweetburgers1

4 ай бұрын

doesn't make sense because like he said those pumps makes the family plenty of money.

@RugbyPass81

4 ай бұрын

​@@sweetburgers1Not in the context of this film, perhaps, but in the real world, yes, poverty is an absolute scourge and shouldn't exist. Indeed, it doesn't need to exist, but to have an underclass who have to graft hard to just get by is perfect for billionaire/millionaire corporates because it gives a nice, rich picking of cheap labour. Ain't capitalism just wonderful

“Nice down here in this breeze, now that it’s cooled down” He wasn’t talking about the weather

@lednails

11 күн бұрын

Hogs back in the garden, feral hogs tearin' this place up something fierce.

No climactic shoot-out. Just good dialogue and subtle acting. Superb.

As much as Bridges character hates Pine's for what he set in motion it does seem like he has a respect for him in the end. He at least cares about his family, and Pine's character isn't stupid at all.

@nationalsocialism3504

7 ай бұрын

Cause Tanner answer his question of "Why?"... he had all the puzzle pieces but couldn't figure out how they fit together. The explanation about being Poor but not his boys with the pumpjacks going in the background explains why the Bank was even less cooperative than Tanners own attorney in regards to the investigation.

A favourite of recent years. Not least because it's a great Western, great bank jobs, great character interaction and so on, but mostly because it puts into moving pictures "poverty is a disease... passing from generation to generation... becomes a sickness... but not my boys". Oh yeah.

@thereal415er

8 ай бұрын

​@Suicidal_Ideations that's why he called it a SICKNESS dummy.

@SD_Alias

8 ай бұрын

@@Suicidal_Ideations And then who does the dirty work for the rich? They would have to work themselves

@Genevaconventionforyoutube

8 ай бұрын

@@SD_Aliascareful you’ll be called a communist for having a brain and a heart

@SD_Alias

8 ай бұрын

@@Genevaconventionforyoutube Yes, I will have to live with that reproach.😄

@comandrdonut

8 ай бұрын

⁠@@Suicidal_Ideations I hope you feel gross about yourself and your views

One of the greatest modern westerns ever. Even though it is set in current times at its heart, this film is a true western.

This exchange between Jeff Bridges’s character & Chris Pine’s is simply brilliant. Understated, yet powerful. This is what great acting & writing looks like, folks.

"If you stop by maybe I'll give you peace..." Great dialog Great performances Great movie!

The actress who plays the ex-wife has a role that lasts only seconds, but she's great. The look of tense exasperation and annoyance that she gives Toby is perfect.

@harryc1971

4 ай бұрын

She was recently in Justified City Primeval - played one of the Detroit cops

@gtxx6699

4 ай бұрын

I seen that look before..

@cashmoney9256

4 ай бұрын

Ungrateful B

@mosspally6995

3 ай бұрын

@@cashmoney9256some ways. But he was that typical homeboy when they were married from what the movie shows. Well intentioned, but useless. And Pine is enigmatic and just insanely handsome in this. Defo implied he played the field, out of boredom if nothing else. End of the day, they married young and dumb, made two sons, and then fell apart when the money got real tight. Tale as old as Texas.

Basically a perfect end to a perfect movie

Bridges' acting is a lesson in the craft I suppose. Chris Pine's no slouch hisself. The way Jeff inhabits this role....really a thing to behold.

How much better Chris Pine has become as an actor. One of his best

The entire scene start to finish is pure tension-from the moment Pine comes on the porch, holding the rifle, the tension starts, very slow and deliberate. It hangs in the air like a physical thing, and it’s played to perfection by Pine and Bridges.

@WintersWar

5 ай бұрын

Neither one budged an inch in backing down the whole scene.

@andrewnapier8700

4 ай бұрын

notice how Pine's character uncocked the rifle when his ex wife and the boys arrived? Sheridan made it difficult to decide which side you were on

@oddursigurdsson9637

4 ай бұрын

@@andrewnapier8700 in my opinion I feel like they were both victims of their circumstance. Their society failed them both and put them on two sides where neither of them had a chance to win. Only people winning are the banks and the rich pitting these people against each other instead of the real evil that created this situation in the first place. Pines character might have won his battle but they lost the war a long time ago

@donaldelfreth553

4 ай бұрын

​@@WintersWarexactly right

This is right up there with the greatest western noirs like No Country For Old Men, 3:10 to Yuma and the choice of Outlaw state of mind to kick in as he drives off is simply genius. It genuinely gives me the chills, an amazing film.

Seriously underrated film! The chemistry with Pine and Bridges is great even if they didn't have a lot of minutes together

Simply one of the best motion pictures of this century. Story...

@bobbygarrison3122

9 ай бұрын

Watch Old Henry

@MinisterOfTruth

3 ай бұрын

Old Henry is a bloody masterpiece

Nothing more badass than Jeff Bridges as a retired Texas Ranger driving off into the sunset while Chris Stapleton plays.

@Hope-Truth-Light

4 ай бұрын

After having drunk a beer then driving? No son, that's not badass at all

@brutalstuff1653

4 ай бұрын

@@Hope-Truth-Light he only had one not 6 of them. What are fuckin Aaa member

@Hope-Truth-Light

4 ай бұрын

@@brutalstuff1653 so crude and dumb. I hope this video doesn't let you think drinking and driving is cool, clearly you are young and impressionable. Grow up

@user-wm5pr6js7t

4 ай бұрын

​@@Hope-Truth-Lighthe didnt even drink the whole beer, he took 3 sips ... if he took a blood-alcohol test it most likely wouldnt register jack shit because the nature of having a man wield a shotgun right in front of you asking if he wants to end it all right now he could and both have the peace they seek . Great movie and one of my favorites

He’s right about poverty being a sickness that’s passed down from generation to generation.

@axx012

8 ай бұрын

But clearly it can be broken and not by criminal means.

@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272

7 ай бұрын

@@axx012 this is true, but people will always find a way that makes sense to them, in my mind these boys are justified in what they meant to do, the deaths that were caused were tragic but that's what makes it a good movie.

@rusnoj

2 ай бұрын

​​@@axx012not really. Maybe in us but in Asia, the divide is getting bigger. It's known that most of the big name products are made in third world countries and paid shit. No minimum wage etc. No union. No rules. So, what's the incentive to close that gap? The bosses earn the profits and get greedier. Also, sure to globalisation, people now go to other countries and compete for jobs which would be reasonably paid. They can work longer hours and for lesser pay. Hence, making the gap bigger.

Saw this in Walmart before my last deployment. Last day of deployment i found it on a shelf. Was meant to be, instantly became one of my favorites

There could have been 4 Acting Oscar nods for this movie. Absolutely Superb

Love it if Pine could do more work like this.

" What don't you want?" best line of the whole movie. Explains everything.

The whole movie is good but this is the BEST, MOST COMPELLING SCENE of the whole movie! Down right straight to the point by both men and a v ery good short speech about being poor, like an illness, given by Pine’s character!

The sound design in this scene is amazing.

An absolute perfect ending to a flawless film. When Stapleton kicks in at the end there, woof that’s just chefs kiss.

I swear that last look Pine gives him makes you think he liked the old man a little.

@jlmurrel

3 ай бұрын

He knew the retired sheriff was going to let sleeping dogs lie.

That was the best show-down of any western movie I've ever seen.

@joshuastefanick4806

7 ай бұрын

😅😅😅😅😅😅 no it ain’t. It ain’t a western either. Westerns don’t have cars 🤡

@Wooster23

7 ай бұрын

@@joshuastefanick4806If you like westerns, I recommend you read Elmer Kelton. His stories are solidly in the western genre and cover Texan history from the 1820s to the 1980s. I enjoy Louis L'amour too, but not every western has to be circa 1880s :)

@yeetadog

6 ай бұрын

@@joshuastefanick4806 ain't just wrong, is stupid

@pulkitmathur4652

4 ай бұрын

This film could definitely be categorized as a contemporary Western.

any movie that Jeff Bridges is in... turns into a classic.

I love the fact that such a masterpiece was shot in my home town.

@amihan99

3 ай бұрын

What hometown?

@MmaMadman85

3 ай бұрын

@@amihan99 Clovis, New Mexico

@jlmurrel

3 ай бұрын

One of the most cinematic locations in the great Southwest.

Cool with the tension of the scene is the peaceful and tranquil ambience of the breeze, the summer insects, birds and the occasional squeak of the oil rig off in the distance. Love it .

The squeeking of the Pumpjacks just adds to the intensity of this secene, great acting and great directing....GREAT all-around movie.

When this came out it was the best movie I had seen in years. Great plot, story, and conclusion. I wish they made more movies like this.

@josephmay8837

Ай бұрын

Same here. I had not been to the theater in years. This is one of the best movies I have ever seen.

Great movie; top class acting, great plot, script & cinematography. Seen it a few times - gets better each time.

That stare-down is a modern-day version of an old west gunfight. You just got the feeling that if either flinched someone was going to draw their weapon. Great tension was created by both actors.

That’s a powerful scene, especially the stare down after Chris Pine offers to blast Jeff Bridges off the porch.

Great movie. Tight script, strong plot, rivetting performances. It has everything.

a truly great movie, with a superb script and top actors chewing up the scenery.

Such a great little film. I love it when the moral dilemma is so realistic. Great acting and writing all around.

Underrated film. Brilliant stuff.

The Texas lawman is a legendary figure in our history and should never be forgotten

I feel like they took a page out of "Heat" here like with Deniro and Pacino at the diner.

@willt9721

8 ай бұрын

And a literal bank robbery

Brilliant movie. Never get tired watching it.

Favorite movie of all time

Incredible movie. A-plus acting

maybe ill give you some peace .. is a great line

This is one of my go to, at anytime movies. At any part. Love this movie.

One of my favorite movies. Very good performances all around.

The dialogue. So good.

One of the greatest scenes ever....masterful performance by both actors.

“I’ve been poor my whole life” ain’t that something to say ladies n gentlemen.

This was another great movie.

For anyone that says "The Western" genre is dead, this movie is a prime example that it is still alive and can be done so well.

"Hogs are back in the garden". What an underrated line written by Taylor Sheridan.

This movie was the first time I really appreciated Chris Pine as a top-tier actor. Outstanding performance and no trouble at all commanding the screen in the presence of Jeff Bridges.

One of the best movies I've seen.

great film.

Best modern western movie.

I LUV this movie! I've already watched it 3 times.

Love that finger wave Jeff Bridges does. This movie is a modern classic.

Loved this movie.

Great movie with great acting!

One of the best dialogues & conversation by amazing actors. That stare down really thought this was gonna have somewhat ending like No country for old men. Not bad but not good either. Great movies.

How did I miss this movie 😮 great acting and dialogue.

@DonnaAbrams-qh7zt

4 ай бұрын

If you’ve never seen it, make it your business to find it streaming somewhere. One of the great movies of the decade.

One of the best movies ever!!!

great movie

The way Bridges repeatedly taunts Pine about his dead brother, who Bridges killed, is ice cold.

Fantastic film. Westerns are timeless. Same script could have been done in 1890 , with almost no changes. It just as perfectly after the 2008 recession. A classic.

@OldWestGunslinger-vs9mx

2 ай бұрын

I could see this film set in the 1960s with John Wayne as the Ranger and Paul Newman & Robert Redford as the Brothers.

Excellent movie!!

Exceptional scene in a exceptional movie, to me its Chris Pines best performance and Jeff Bridges is always amazing.

3:00-3:20 That must have been the longest 20 seconds of their lives. Each one is thinking the same thing, each one weighing their chances.

@randomiser2267

4 ай бұрын

Toby had Marcus right where he wanted him. Sitting the chair would have impeded his movement to grab his gun for just a second and that’s all the time Toby would have needed. The look of concern on Marcus’s face kind of shows that he knew he was in a bad spot.

Good movie. I enjoyed it a lot more the second time, and I look forward to watching it again.

Great movie. Definitely recommend it.

"what don't ya want?" Either you don't want green beans or you don't want corn..

@siamcharm7904

4 ай бұрын

hilarious scene.

Brilliant. Just brilliant.

Great movie!!!

Such a great scene and finish to an amazing movie.

Awesome Movie!!!!!

Great film

incredible dialogue

That’s such a DEEP scene

Great scene, I watched it a dozen times ...

Great movie

Instant Classic!!! Just one of those movies, for me anyway , if its on i don't care how far along it is I'm probably going to watch it

Great movie.

One Hell of a MOVIE! Love it!!! 😎

I'd love to see them trying to give each other "peace"

@anthonygerace8926

8 ай бұрын

It's great that the movie ends right there. Given Hamilton's character, and given the fact that Toby is, in fact, just as responsible as his dumb brother for the death of Hamilton's friend -- I don't think that Hamilton would leave this alone. He'll find Toby again and go out in a "blaze of glory" one way or the other.

@Jake4211-

8 ай бұрын

@@anthonygerace8926 I completely agree with you

@matthewadams8583

7 ай бұрын

I always saw that comment as a veiled threat of fighting til the death.

This is so much better than those marvel movies. But I mean this has actual substance to it.

another great story ,great acting, great actors and the greatest backdrop,the american south west.