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Rancid bear grease!

..Thanks! .. and please - where do I get the whole movie in that quality?

Absolutely top shelf stuff !!!

One question MrBuzzedMovies, which Rated R Warner Brothers movie doing you think is better Moving (1988) or Ghost Train The Untold Story of Timothy (2015)

Any time you can add Beverlee McKenzie to your cast, its a win.

A great book and a great film. A favorite of my teen years.

My father and uncle shut down production twice by sailing their skiff into the scene... intentionally...

A buddy of mine who is a film location hunter found that rock where the map was drawn at 00:14 . Unfortunately, last time he was there a large house was being constructed nearby. Not sure the location is still accessible but hope to find out someday.

For some odd reason when I watched it on Amazon Prime it showed at the beginning of the movie the 1999 Warner Bros fanfare but with a high pitch and it’s even shown on DBD as well however on VHS release of the film it has the 1984 Warner Bros logo

Of all the movies ever made, this is one.❤

As a fan of Kurt Vonnegut, I loved Breakfast of Champions. I think the reason it did so poorly is because people don’t get it unless they know the book and what Vonnegut is all about.

This has never been.out of my.top 10 favourite films since first seeing it as a wee boy in the 60's !. I really wish someone would upload the full film as it's not being streamed anywhere, neither is it available on DVD. I really just want to see it on my 550- inch TV - I think it'd be spectacular acular. !

My late Brother & I loved Northwest Passage.

56 YEARS

Hold it together... this movie is amazing, unique and movies like this will never be made again. You're so condescending in your review, you really miss the point and charm of this movie.

When they shot all the Abernoki it seemed kind of war crimey. One wonders what was the actual truth on the ground there at the time? I can't imagine that scene filmed today.

Mel Tillis dude, not Charlie Rich

VERY GOOD REVIEW! | What is the brand of the wine?

My father was in that movie playing the part of one of those Rangers.

Man, I just watched this for the first time. That final fight scene is hilarious. I love this review.

This is not a western. Nor is it set in New England . It set in New York and Quebec. They were not Militia. The book called North West passage is divided into to 2 parts the second part is about his desire to find the Northwest Passage. This review sucks .

Merry Christmas fools, 12/19/2022

Great account of showing where this epic was filmed. Rangers Rangers were NOT "militiamen". The St. Francis Raid of 1759 didn't even dent the French and Indian military capacity or capability. Your inclusion of Robert Rogers appearance in that dreadful, one dimensional Yankee propagandistic tripe called "Turn" reveals a lack of insight. The traitors of that time were the rebels.

Very good comparison between Shine and paleraider.I saw both, long time ago. Thank you.🙏🇮🇳 🇮🇳.

Not militia- "Rangers"

My grandfather was an extra as was his best friend. Some of the “bullets” whizzing through the air are small rocks being throw by my grandmother and her sister.

For 1940 this is a gritty film. Not for small children, to be sure. But realistic in most respects. When I was in high school I was blown away by this film. Fifty plus years (and two wars) later... it still holds up. Definitely not a "Cowboy Bob" film... YP

I just watched it again last night and I watch The movie Josey Wales back to back great movies 🍿

Did anyone else notice Marshall Stockburn name was John Russell he played The law man from 1958 until 1962

Pale whacker!

Really enjoyed your review! I like the reading that the new trilogy is actually part of the original, and all 8 make a kind-of "infinite" cyclical story.

I always enjoyed this movie , I guess I'm a simpleton.lol

Seeing a shit load of cabovers in Breaker Breaker brings back memories in the USA & I sure do miss seeing them around. Nowadays I very seldom see any of them out on the roads. At first I didn't know why a large number of them disappeared & then I learned it was because the law increased the length limit which eliminated the need for them to pull trailers that exceeded a certain length.

I like pale Rider better than unforgiven and I think that Clint Eastwood should’ve won the double Oscar for Paul rider and I think unforgiven is overrated

Nice review....some humor but also good info about the filming location. This is such a great concept film, unlikeable characters but a really worthy watch.

Forget killing the Indians ; kill the narrative instead.

I own one of the Rogers Rangers costumes worn in that movie….

High plains drifter is filmed at the great salt lake

As Alfred Hitchcock told one of his movie's stars, "It's only a movie" ... a damned colorful and exciting one. It's historical inaccuracies pale compared to the torrent of propaganda that spews from TV network news every night. TO HELL WITH THE POLITICS!

Idaho? No, Udaho.

Read the book.

Buena. Película. Bendiciones. Subala. Porfis. Gracias

Nothing like a good piece of hickory

One complaint I had with the film it was so dark. Dark meaning interiors were lit poorly. Hard to see what was going on. Poor lighting although I'm sure that was the intent to make it more realistic. Difficult to watch and hard ont the eyes.

Great movie, but no wonder the enormous expense of a Hollywood movie and the shear stupidity of constructing a movie set like that only to be removed.

"Pale Rider" is an awesome movie.

Living legend in 1750's forgotten in 1770's

Rogers was the guy that got Nathan Hale hanged

Wanted to hate this movie (green pajamas on rogers men) but location and sets were astounding and the story was fairly accurate.

Cool video!