Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) - Blaze of Glory Scene (5/5) | Movieclips
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Butch (Paul Newman) and Sundance (Robert Redford) make a plan to go to Australia, then go out shooting.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Opening with a silent "movie" of Butch Cassidy's Hole in the Wall Gang, George Roy Hill's comically elegiac Western chronicles the mostly true tale of the outlaws' last months. Witty pals Butch (Paul Newman) and Sundance (Robert Redford) join the Gang in successfully robbing yet another train with their trademark non-lethal style. After the pair rests at the home of Sundance's schoolmarm girlfriend, Etta (Katharine Ross), the Gang robs the same train, but this time, the railroad boss has hired the best trackers in the business to foil the crime. After being tailed over rocks and a river gorge by guys that they can barely identify save for a white hat, Butch and Sundance decide that maybe it's time to try their luck in Bolivia. Taking Etta with them, they live high on ill-gotten Bolivian gains, but Etta leaves after their white-hatted nemesis portentously arrives. Their luck running out, Butch and Sundance are soon holed up in a barn surrounded by scores of Bolivian soldiers who are waiting for the pair to make one last run for it.
CREDITS:
TM & © Fox (1969)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Paul Newman, Robert Redford
Director: George Roy Hill
Producers: Paul Monash, Paul Newman, John Foreman
Screenwriter: William Goldman
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“They could have jumped over the bullets after the freeze frame”
-Vigilante
“Dude, they get slaughtered at the end of that film.”
-John Economos.
@@narendramartosudarmo - Dye Beard
I swear tht line vigilante said brought me here 😂
Vigilante brought me here🤣
They did,Butch went on to make salad dressing and sundance is still alive
It's clear they meet their end, but we are spared from having to see these two characters we love die. I love that.
MDFlorida butch lived but Sundance died
Just like Etta wanted.
@@jstarwars360 nice that you said it. Another little detail to love the movie. They decided in the last scene, last image the way the duo should be remembered, etched in our memory.
apparently this moment was so powerful that they made this ending a type of troupe
Reminds me somewhat of the ending in the movie Thelma & Louise.
"For a moment I thought we were in trouble."
Great movie and great ending!
What did this film teach you?
He was just making an old joke about LeFors
If we're ranking the greatest film ending lines, I'd say "For a moment there, I thought we were in trouble" is right up there with "I was cured, alright".
"He picked..........poorly........"
Forget it jake, it’s Chinatown
A Clockwork Orange.
So glad i understood this
“Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.”
They definitely jumped over those bullets after the freeze frame!
Peacemaker am i right
No
The movie has it completely wrong they didn't die in Bolivia they got back to the states and lived out the rest of their lives in new york
@@fan-madeguy4985 yes
@@keithharrissuwignjo2460 yessir, vigilante
The bromance of all bromances and the buddy movie of all buddy movies.
That is truth
My best friend and I got the nickname Butch and Sundance because we are that close (We found out that we were in the same hospital together when we were born and I'm two days older than him) plus a funny incident where we argued on a rock wall on how to get down and I told him that we could jump. Best friends for 13 years.
@The Pop Bubble - Absolutely. Beautifully said.
@@TidusX16 I wish I could have a friendship like that.
Not
Sundance looks panicked in this scene while Butch is calm, collected. It's been the other way around throughout the entire film
I thought this comment was interesting but wasn't sure I agreed with it, but I see it more on re-watch. And it makes sense when you think about it-- it's a matter of experience. Other than the time he mentions getting captured and jailed, Sundance has almost never been in a tight spot he couldn't shoot his way out of. Even against the superposse, Sundance thought their chances were better fighting 2 against 10 than the other two options. Whereas Butch is pretty much always in situations he can't shoot his way out of since he never learned how and hates killing (it's unlikely he was able to hit any of the Bolivian bandits, but he is there to see Sundance kill them all, and things aren't the same between them after). And this fight isn't even against elite lawmen or grinning killers, these are just the locals. But today the mice have finally had enough, and have turned and sank all their little teeth into the cat. In that light Sundance's wide eyes and constant looks to Butch are more understandable, and more noticeable. Sundance has taken on and taken out all comers, and they just keep coming. That's new, and probably a lot more frightening than gunplay is to him anymore. But 'ole Butch is eternally outmatched. For him, this is Tuesday. So he comes up with an escape plan, gets his shaken but by nature single-minded friend pointed in the direction of the next score, and just generally gets on with it. The fact that this time he and Sundance are clearly going to be slaughtered only seems to make him thoughtful.
And me too, apparently. Great comment and such a pearl of a movie!
Butch is ready. He knew he was running out of time.
There's something so goddamn captivating about this scene. There's such rich character detail in how they communicate in this shorthand; Sundance just knows Butch's arm is shot and goes to load his gun and tie it to his hand without being told. They both know they're dead, yet they don't feel the need for sentimentality or some profound emotional statement. They communicate their affection through the banter about where they'll flee to. That's enough sentimentality for them.
They're both fading, but I doubt they'd play it any differently if they had the chance. Sure maybe they'd take a different path through the mountains or something, but this is always how it was going to end for them.
You said it brother. Paul newman has this affect on me in every one of his movies. One of the greatest actors of all time
Very nicely said. I totally confer with you.
Has to be one of the greatest endings in movie history. Not just for the scene but also the dialog. VERY well done.
Absolutely AMAZING ending!
And while it's apparent that the two meet their end in this blaze of Glory...
I like to think that Butch took out one maybe 2 before he fell and the Kid, at least 5 or 6.
Give em' HELL Boys!!!
\m/ >< \m/
what a beautiful looking western.everything was so gorgeously done.,the sound,acting,dialogue,ect.
Yeah! :)
Sound affects were a little overused but other than that, yes
They survived. They both activated Dead Eye and landed headshots on every soldier there. That's why it freeze framed. They were marking their targets.
It's lucky they chugged all that Miracle Tonic before going out.
Yes
How ? With alot of bullets they fired ?
One of the best uses of freeze-frame in a film. You know exactly what happens next, but your last image of the legendary duo is one of dignified glory. Still, the lack of triumphant music and the sounds of gunshots that follow remind you that these men, as much as you grew to like them, were outlaws that had to meet their end sooner or later.
It is tragic
Beautifully put
Like outlaws always do😂😂😂
Two Hollywood legends were just fantastic in this movie. Great comic timing and writing.
Still getting tears in my eyes.
JackVoodoo it's a dang good movie.
@@The_Local_Echo Real great movie.
@@badname8501Very real great movie.
@@keisi1574 Ultimately real damn great movie.
Saw this movie 30 years at the age of 8. The first great movie ending I ever saw. Not many have bettered it.
You were a tough boy then, only 8.
"You could learn to swim--"
"NOOOOswimming isn't important!"
Odd character detail
He never wanted to overcome his weaknesses.
That's a reference to an earlier scene, the one where Butch and Sundance are on the high cliff (having been chased up there by the posse) and Butch looks down at the river directly below and says "We'll jump!" Sundance doesn't want to jump into the river, he says, because "I can't swim!"
@Leon - 🤣❤️
Didn’t want to say ‘I’ll never learn to swim now’
The greatest dynamic duo to ever grace the silver screen.
My sister and I went to Paul Newman’s “hole in the wall gang camp” (dedicated to children with cancer or other life threatening afflictions ) it was the embodiment of everything that a good person would fantasize about doing for suffering children, if they became a millionaire. Horseback riding, water gun fights, fishing, campfires, tennis courts, etc. My sister even got act in a play with Julia Roberts, and I was in a talent show that was the “Opening Act” for the Blue man group. That was by far the best time in my life, and here I am, still enjoying his hard work.
Awesome story!
Just watched the whole movie for the first time. Very powerful ending and loved the chemistry between Redford and Newman.
How did youfind the full ovie to watch? I did not. MAybe you bought it,but it also differs when one is for free.
And they lived happily ever after robbing banks in Australia.
Dead eye was disable for the final boss fight
Crow Bar 👍
Well even when John had deadeye he still met his maker on his final fight
I reckon the end of RDR 1 is inspired by this scene.
Charles Calthrop 100%
@@KingLouis420th That part was an epic way to go out, but I still felt like if they let me have full control of the character, not just a limited deadeye part where I couldn't move and scripted to die at the end, I could have killed them all and walked away still, lol. I mean, I killed countless waves of enemies before that, and had plenty of healing items, if you wanted to go purely by game mechanics :D
They made it out alive because I didn't see them die.
If a tree falls in the forest , does it make a sound?
@@danielamourose6361 no not if I'm not there to hear it.
Atleast that's how it works with movie endings
The saddest scene for me... given that they were talking about moving to Australia
Well... you can't live forever
I think they know they wouldn't be able to get there, that what makes this scene impactful to me
It's like Butch is sketching out a vision of a glorious afterlife.
If this hadda been made a couple of years ago you just KNOW Hollywood would have made Part 2 where it starts off with Butch and Sundance avoiding a million bullets and escaping to Australia picking up Katherine Ross on the way
Elvis:The Ultimate Fan Channel Redford says he doesn’t do sequels
The Sting (1973) is a sequel in my eyes
Butch would be a transwomen of colour
happy 50th anniversary Butch Cassidy, 50 years later and still a classic
Some say, there still stuck in place frozen, audio looping to this day....
I'd want to to die if I had to listen to some guy yell fuego for all eternity
@@TheFragrantGangsters This is the simpliest and most reliable design of hell.
"We'll go to Tahiti, and farm mangoes"
The guys went down with a bit of honor and a fistful of bravery, to that, i give my respects.
I’m sure they’re fine. They probably jumped over those bullets right after that freeze frame
Well that's an exceedingly optimistic interpretation there, Vigilante
"I won't watch you die. I'll skip that scene if you don't mind." -- Etta Place
I saw this as a teenager. It took me days to recover from the ending. Actually I never recovered, I just say it to console myself!
Maybe, just maybe they survived...
HaHa, a million to two?? Don't think so!
A
A million?
logically impossible
Nazywam się Milijon bo za miliony kocham i cierpię katusze
I watched this movie for the first time as a kid with my mom and dad. And they lied to me about the ending..
Me: What happened? They killed them?
Mom: What? No...
Dad: No champ they get away
Me: Oh okay.
...Actually, in truth, Sundance got away alive, Butch was killed. Might have been the other way around though, read about it 30 years ago, go check on Google.
@@nickfriend3629 Burch Cassidy (Robert Le Roy Parker)'s little sister Eula claimed that he survived and came back to see his family full of regret, ???
Nick Friend actually it was the other way around
That's excellent parenting !!♡!!
Kids usually believe anything they're told.
Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid goes to Australia,
Dutch van Der Linde & Arthur Morgan goes to Tahiti,
Dutch is a piece of crap not in the same league as Butch and Sundance. Butch and Sundance is Arthur and John
This ending even inspired great imitators such as Fist of Fury and Thelma & Louise ...
A legend certifying his legendhood, and another starting his path towards it.
Who’s here after Peacemaker?
Greatest buddy movie of all time and best shoot out too.
Saw this as a kid and the only thing I remember about this movie is that last freeze frame. Iconic moment for sure.
Its as sad as it is funny, they know they're dead so they just go into full banter mode to comfort each other.
How we feel when my buddy and I paintball against younger and younger whippersnappers.
Is it weird to say that what brought me here was supernatural references?
in a blaze of glory! no better way.
1:57 they dodge the bullets - Adrian Chase
I just finished watching Blackthorn on Netflix which is a continuation of this film basically. another telling showing Butch Cassidy getting old. it was dope!
Best acting of two brutally wounded men. Bravo.
In reality, they opened fire on the soldiers killing one, and injuring another. At about 2 am, screams were heard inside the building, followed by 2 gun shots. When they entered the following morning, Butch and the Sundance kid were both found dead with multiple gunshot wounds and both fatally shot in the head. It's speculated that Butch shot the Sundance kid in the head before committing suicide.
I don't know if that would have been a better or worse ending to this movie.
This movie is about a race against time and time is catching up with them. They know it too; that's why Etta left. Brilliant movie, screenplay and actors involved. I hated the ending but it's inevitable.
That's the brilliance of the film. Superficially it's a breezy action comedy but there's this melancholy sense of doom that hangs over the whole thing and makes the ending work. Tonally it's quite a balancing act, and it never missteps.
I can only hope to go out with this much charm and charisma 💙
NO better onscreen duo than these two. God this movie is fantastic.
They jumped from the freeze frame
And now they're fighting against the Black King as Drifters. God bless them!
Glad someone else knows about that anime
Indeed
If this was filmed today there would be annoying overbear loud score during this whole scene.
What a great movie. Still iconic and Enduring.
I thought they jumped over the bullets right after the freeze frame.
-vigilante
*¡FUEGO!*
This is what happens when you visit the Falkland Islands ,you are in a hotel room , and your British.
FrankDad
this is what happens when the British invade Ireland and occupy it for 800 years raping, murdering, looting, and enslaving the natives.
John Johnson Someone's salty.
I don't know any Falkland islands, you must be talking about Las Malvinas.
well try and take it again Paco
Lucas Gomes - we are at the liberty to name it so it is the bloody falklands until you want another thrashing
Best adaptation of this line: first timeline Nicholas Rush in Stargate Universe. His last words before he dives through an unstable wormhole and dies on the other side. The next timeline Rush then has to explain to everyone watching the footage what the line means while the guy who hates him helps, commenting that this is his favorite movie too. The second Rush later makes the same quip.
Fuego!!!!
And now they are drifters
Killan s
Killan yes they are😂
If someone made a list of 10 greatest endings, this one should be in.
Why aren't Paul Newman and Robert Redford listed as the actors? Kevin Bacon and David Whol aren't in this clip nor the film.
Kevin Bacon was only 11 when this movie came out.
This scene is the offspring of sadness and comedy
Tv Tropes named this trope from the ending of the movie and it's called Bolivian Army Ending and it's a ending where the main characters face insurmountable odds that are impossible to face.
Read the screenplay. Man, the ending there vs here... I'm glad we got this one in the movie. Don't want to see them die... Just like Etta didn't want to.
if they survived they could’ve literally have been anyone’s grandparents (or parents depending on their age), or neighbor
I think this is where Bruce Lee got the idea for the ending to his movie Fists of Fury where he's being escorted out of the school after he gave himself up to the detective for killing the Japanese that were involved in poisoning his teacher. When he see the police mob he runs towards them and jumps in the air and it freeze frames and you hear gunshots! It pretty dramatic.
No better way to go out in my book.
They're talking about going to Australia (down under) because they are coming to terms with the fact that they are about to die (go six feet under).
Its debatable. They didn't see the army arive, as far as they know its just the police and the killed quite a lot of them. So whilis they think they probably have little chance of escape they have some. So I think they are taking about Australia semi- seriously. The scene is ambiguous though
0:25 ("Quigley Down Under," theme starts playing in background)
Great but sad ending. What a movie though.
Jared Padalecki said that this would end for Supernatural.
I really wanted them to make to Australia.
Butch- the banks are easy, ripe and luscious.
Sundance - the banks or the women?
Butch - well once you got one, you got the other
Some things never change lol
Jeremy Clarkson brought me here
XD same
Aha same
Guitarfollower22 me too
Same. In 2020
Figures, seeing as how you got your profile picture from someone else, too
Yes, Australia has miles of beaches, but the banks have no money.
No swimming=no horses comment from Top Gear Patagonia special.
Force=2CV 😂😂... That's a great ending to Patagonia special.
Could you do that? I couldnt do that? How could they do that?!
Who are those guys..?
One of the best endings ever No blood and guts No bad language Its left to our imagination So sad they were loveable ❤😊
This movie still stands up. Westerns are great
Once you become a stick up kid and u see how easy and fast the loot is it’s hard to stop BUT you can get away 99 times all it takes is that 1
I saw an interview with Butch Cassidy's little sister on the Mike Douglas Show back in the early 1970s, in which Butch's sister claimed that Butch returned years later to visit the family. If she was telling the truth, Butch survived the shootout, even if Sundance didn't.
Sources say she was only storytelling
"You missed. How could you miss?"
I know that this isn’t a remake of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, but…
Does anybody know about this movie:
It was either made in the 90’s or early two thousands.
A couple of American outlaws are down in an arid region of South America, and they are being chased by this country’s army. And the soldiers of this army look like German soldiers from WWI, with picklehaub helmets and machine guns. Just like Butch and Cassidy, these two go down guns a blazing.
A scream a minute - hilarity non-stop -what a hoot!
映画史上最高のラストシーンですね!
The only movie scene equal to this or maybe even better was Eastwood, Savalas, and Sutherland walking down the street towards the German tank in Kellie’s Hero’s.
Fabulous scene was a picture framed about 2 feet across that I had up on my wall in Florida when Hurricane Andrew hit . The walls the windows The doors blew out of my apartment.
The picture didn't survive either !! :-( !!
they died in San Vicente, western bolivia
And they went down in history.....and sepia...
“They speak English in Australia”
Me, an Australian: “Well, sort of...”
I don't know about you but i'm here because of Peacemaker
Thank you DR. Rush
An unforgettable ending to a classic.
It would be a good idea to make statues of these two all time favourite characters at that exact place. They did the shooting in Mexico, wish that place or studio still exists.
One of 3 great movies from my childhood
The others being Zulu and Papillon
this is the best movie ever made
Last words of the film...
"FUEGO! FUEGO! FUEGO!"
A little above Star Fox Assault's
"My friends... Thank you."
Ya know, I don't think they made it to Australia...
good call!
in my head they did
They may not have gotten to Australia, but they did make it to heaven
They went to tahiti instead
@@hyperghoul have some faith
Boba and Din
Yes! Than you!
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