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[AJUMP23]

One of the greatest movie gunfights.

 

[jason10mm]

One of the greatest movie gunfights.

The film was a bit of a slow burn to that point and then this kicked off and the whole theater was cheering!

 

[jason10mm]

Another really good one that will hit you in the feels and has masterclass acting is Secondhand Lions

 

[The Fartist]

One of the greats. RIP, legend.

 

[MrTroubleMaker]

RIP

 

[MayauMiao]

RIP but what a legend.

 

[nkarafo]

95y is a really good run. I wish every artist could reach that.

 

[jufonuk]

RIP legend. Great actor. But I'm not too sad 95 is an age not many of us will be not fortunate enough to see.

 

[Thebonehead]

Big bucket of win there with his career and reaching a ripe old age

 

[FoxMcChief]

I think the man knocked it out of the park with every performance. And he was believable too. While his death doesn't sadden me, because he was of the age where it was expected. He made the world a little better with his art, and to that I will say, "thank you Mr. Duvall."

Sadly, we are going to see some great fall to the sands of time in the next few years, like Clinton Eastwood, Michael Douglas, Robert Dinero, Al Pacino, Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, Jack Nicholson, and so on.

An end of an era is coming very shortly.

 

[Bitmap Frogs]

What a legend. RIP

 

[EviLore]

Loaded up Open Range tonight in his honor.

What a cracking great western. Earnest, fantastic camaraderie between Duvall and Costner. The big hearted counterpart to Unforgiven. A gunfight for the ages, too.

 

[bender]

RIP Mr. Duvall.

Loaded up Open Range tonight in his honor.

What a cracking great western. Earnest, fantastic camaraderie between Duvall and Costner. The big hearted counterpart to Unforgiven. A gunfight for the ages, too.

The love story is a little unnecessary, but it's great otherwise. I've never been in a gunfight, but I think that's what a real shoot out in the old west what of been like. Open Range might be my favorite Western and that's saying something as I don't care for Costner at all.

 

[EviLore]

RIP Mr. Duvall.



The love story is a little unnecessary, but it's great otherwise. I've never been in a gunfight, but I think that's what a real shoot out in the old west what of been like. Open Range might be my favorite Western and that's saying something as I don't care for Costner at all.

Yeah elderly people shouldn't fall in love, it's unsightly. Haha but even so, I think it's there to drive home the hopeful, redemptive message.

Reminiscent of Rio Bravo in how it faces off against the grimdark cynicism other westerns were going with at the time.

 

[bender]

Yeah elderly people shouldn't fall in love, it's unsightly. Haha but even so, I think it's there to drive home the hopeful, redemptive message.

Reminiscent of Rio Bravo in how it faces off against the grimdark cynicism other westerns were going with at the time.

It just didn't work for me and felt tacked on to tick off some studio checklist. Even though we disagree, if we were to meet in person, I'd gladly share a chocolate bar and cigar with you before we go out guns blazing.

 

[Lord Panda]

RIP.

Really loved him in Open Range. I usually rewatch that, Appaloosa, and Tombstone at least once a year.

Also love him in Deep Impact. He had this steady calming stoic effect whenever he was onscreen.