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How did Ireland turn into a marxist witch colony within 90 years of achieving independence? I’d call it mattiarchal, but that would be offensive to mothers!

They have not only sold a green field but the whole country.Bill McCabe would be very unimpressed.

"Their not your four fields anymore, paddy, they're Muhammad's now."

Richard Harris a true and proud Irishman and a great performer on the world stage.

Thats an Artemis devotion.

The Irish traitor government is attempting to destroy the Irish people but they have forgotten that there are Bull McCabe's in every county, in every Townland in Ireland.

The way the world should be

😢 best acting I have seen for years 🏆

Powerful

Plastic paddies have no clue 🧩

Lesson here: don’t fuck with the Irish

Country would be a better place if we still used the law of the land.

Could the priest and "The Yank" have been in a homosexual relationship, given the priest seems biased toward him?

Brilliant and beautiful and factual, Oscar winning acting.

Brando did an excellent Irish accent!

We need a United ireland and a independent Scotland

The Irish at their best.... or worst.

I’m not Irish or from farming stock but I really feel this emotion and can understand how strong his feelings are. It’s not his job it’s his life and history and his family’s future ,it’s everything he stands for

0:17 When the boss asks you to come to work on holidays

My Da and great grand parents on my mothers side were Irish.I was born in Australia....”apparently” I’m 98% Irish....I didn’t need a DNA test to telll me where my YEW T’TRE began ( excuse the pints)....when I hear ...the bull...I hear my Da.Now 10 yeats past.GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN ☘️☘️☘️

Now THAT is some scene. Modern superhero movie garbage pales in comparison.

Richard fuckin Harris.......damn!!

Correction The Irish dib not arrive on immigrant ships Rafts small boats slave boats etc

Sight of God I won't let you do that

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Men like the bull built the world we live in,educated men took everything they had without going through any hardships-easy come easy go mentality is what todays world has whereas when you work for something it's harder to part with.

I say this truth for my mother.

Well actually there were only 3 children, Joe< Eugene & Ita, the priest wanted to take them to poor house, my grandmother said NO. Those 3 children worked that farm, kept them all alive. The OLDEST son did nothing, but took the farm at the end, after the mother died! This is the truth!

There are only 2 or 3 movies i wish i never seen and was about to sit down tonight and watch and this is definitely 1 of them.

That's when the yank should have walked away. Brilliant acting here from Harris just outstanding.

Robert De Niro's favourite acting by any actor ever, this scene.

Love this film but it breaks me heart 😢

It might cut down on the confusion.

Imagine he said that now? Flipping sissy generation

Think most Irish people would side with The Bull in this dispute, or at least appreciate the utter injustice of the field being sold from under him by his landlord, yet he was portrayed as the villain. Of course John B Keane was a Kerry Blueshirt and we can see what’s happening to tenants all over again in 2023 under Fine Gael.

One of the many things so powerful in this scene is how the camera doesn't show the reaction of the priest or yank to The Bull when he says "no collar, uniform, or weapon will protect the man who stands in my way".

It feels very relevant to me, especially after the death my granny, leaving it to one of my uncles but then goes to my mother after his day since he has no children and would've potentially given it to wife, who in turn would give it her nephews and nieces but none of my other relatives, who ironically turned against my mother for not wavering her rights. I fear for my family as we could one day be on the receiving end of some violence.

This was really beautiful to see. It's so sad that they got scammed. It does have me curious what this film could have been like. A shame that Johnny Depp was an interview during this documentary but perhaps he was too busy with the many film projects He was in back then.

I'm not even Irish I can relate to the passion being conveyed bravo Mr Harris.

Richard Harris was a great actor with many great performances -- but I'm not sure he was ever better than in this scene. It hits like a hammer.

When the bull told the priest and his American friend, in no uncertain terms, that if they thought that he was going to face his mother, in heaven or in hell, without that field, that they had another thing coming, that right there should have been their cue to either make the bull disappear forever or heed his words, make peace and work out a deal, he could have easily let the bull purchase the field and then using his vast wealth make the bull a very attractive offer or have the bull lease him the land, either ways the bull ends up financially much better off, can buy more land and face his mother a proud son.

Oh you sweet sweet saint. Great upload. Strange it didn't come up in CZcams's search function.

A truly powerful performance. Ricahrd Harris was a criminally underrated actor.

Chicago

robbed of an oscar

Brilliant!

How the fuck did not win a Oscar one of the best performance I've ever seen

Greàt memories

The Bull calls the field "my child" (0:21). His own child Seamie committed suicide because the field could not support the family and this would mean that Tadhg would have had to emigrate when he was older. This element to the movie (which is not in the original play) is incredibly powerful. Much of the angst and anger in the Bull comes from the pain of Seamie's suicide. Even after the murder of the Yank we see the Bull cradle the dead man and call out Seamie's name. The Bull tells the priest that he brought the dead field/child to life through his hard work and devotion. Sadly he could not save his own children and because of his total devotion to the land he drove his children from him. Seamie killed himself and Tadhg later tells him that he never wanted the field! The closing scene has the Bull vainly trying to protect Tadhg's body from the waves. Almost Grecian in its tragic ending. One of my all time favourite movies.

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