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Watching the two, I can not believe Wayne got an award for that. Wayne's "acting" pales in comparison to Bridges' talents. The writing in 2010's dialog was far more intellectually humorous. I did not laugh once watching the older version.

John Wayne was a week version, sorry to say

Sir yes sir. I love history. Have you been to the Texas State Cemetery?

The 1980 Made for TV movie "The Ordeal Of Dr Mudd" is very good.

El tiempo pasa, aunque corras te alcanza...

There's so much I want to say on this, but I'll just say I loved both movies.....There's so much great acting going on from some awesome stars...Yes, they bring you right into the story without you even knowing it....And at the same time Glen Campbell showed how a novice actor can take you out of a story much quicker than you can get into one....But I've always loved Glen Campbell....A friend of mind who was watching the movie with me said... Nothing's so ignorant than a person who's out of their field....About 10 years ago or when Blu-Ray first came out and the picture, even the sound was so much improved....I was in heaven....I ordered the first True Grit with John Wayne......Here's what I'm trying to say..... The DVD had so much behind the scenes and what I loved the most was when they scouted out the locations for the movie....Some of those places are still there....All you have to do is jump in your car and drive...I didn't think it was so many beautiful places on this planet...Check out the Blu-Ray DVD....The behind the scenes is worth the money..., Oh yeah.....(Ever Stalwart) was used in True Grit, the remake....When I heard it....I got chills......That was class from the director brothers.....I think anyone in law enforcement, especially in Washington DC...Should live by this rule...I don't know how some of them can stand looking at themselves in the mirror.

Very sad 😭

B-29? Probably a B-24.

The new True Grit has no General Sterling Price !!

I want to meet Mark Schneider now I love that historical reenactor too much

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Your analysis of these 2 movies is spot on. Both are very good movies. 2010 has the better acting by supporting characters and cinematography and ending. But that is to be expected with the technology available and the differences in acting styles from the 60s to today. The 1969 version can be nostalgic for having Wayne, Duvall, Campbell and Hopper. But the 1969 version is the better version because, despite all the positive elements in the 2010 version, a movie is only as good as your lead character, and Wayne was by far the best Rooster.

Thanks what about Lee Marvin

Simply Beautiful stories

Cemetaries are a repository of history. Our National Cemetaries tell the story of our nation and the price paid by those to ensure that a government of the people, by the people and for the people shall never perish.from this earth.

Duvall is in this way more than Hopper...weird he seems ignored

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For heavens sake! If you want to talk about the book at all READ IT! You can’t make suppositions about what is, or is not in the book if you haven’t read it. The medicine man was NOT in the book.

Stagecoach and the Quiet Man

My favorite actor hands down he reminds me of my dad.❤

Interesting information about Stonewall Jackson but why did you have to add that loud and annoying humming sounf in the backgound (3:08+).

Oh man, He’s buried in a prideful fake church

They're squabble with over a pig mine is over my game rooster my legal Mexican neighbors stole and I spoke to be a descend it from the Hatfield side to bad than around me to help me with this this Troublesome time cuz I'm out numbered Indian Mexican stink it's funny and keep throwing it in the face cuz the law man won't help us for nothing and they are from another country and don't belong if there's any Hatfield that see this video hit me up if you're close to Alabama

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Greatest generation, sadly very few of them left. From a British veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan. Recently watched the 80th anniversary commemoration of D Day and the testimony of those veterans that are still with us. God bless them all. We did a tour of the Normandy beaches a few years ago and also visited some of the many cemeteries there. Very emotional experience.

Just saw y’all at the safari in tn

Who’s doing the background music? I love it

He is great playing our emperor the nearest thing to the great man himself I to at a very young age have been opsesed with our emp napoleon I salute you sir keep up you're great worck great channel

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John Wayne hands-down

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Lost their lives saving democracy.

Man, the advertisement is the most dated thing about either. Wow.... the pattern of it seems so funny now.

Here's a suggestion: if you can do it! If you ever go to Arlington again, and you can get ahold of a roll of challenge coins from your old unit, leaving a challenge coin would be another way of saying that you were there!

I played in the yard of the museum, because my uncle worked at that Gin. My other uncle worked at the store.

near my house! omg!

That’s berry pepper not Ben foster

Why you not put Audie Murphy here ? The most decorated soldier in ww2?

Been to Arlington to visit my namesakes grave

Greatest Generation! From what I can tell Maj. Dick Winters was a truly noble soul - he possessed a deep humanity that clearly comes out in all the interviews I have seen to date. The love he had for his men was rivalled only by his outstanding leadership ability. A natural leader, an insightful tactician, an impeccable soldier, a great American. Thank you for your contribution to his memory here 🔥🕊🇺🇸

Thank you. It's fun to learn where these "common sayings"

Ich glaube die Amerikaner müssen alsbald Arlington vergrössern müssen, angesichts deren Politik welche sie betreiben. Ich würde mal schätzen dass man Arlington sicherlich 10x oder 20x vergrössern müsste.

People are sick in the heads to break into a crypt for a dead corpse

Ill leave my phone number- incase he wats to ring me lol

I never visit Arlington without stopping to pay respects to Audie Murphy

When you said influencers I was going to switch off but then realised what you were talking about.

I've seen both movies, but I've never read the book. In the book, did Mattie first encounter Rooster while he was taking a shit? Did Mattie climb a tree and cut down a corpse? Did Mattie and Rooster encounter a "dentist" that collected corpses?

THIS WILL NEVER BE PUT IN ANY HISTORY BOOKS IN AMERICA

SPENT MONEY ON A FAKE TRIAL. 😢