"I guess we all died a little in that damn war." That perfectly reflects what war truly does to people. Even if they retain their humanity, there's still something in them that dies during it, which is why they don't come back the same.
The Civil war in the United States was extra painfully. Father fought their sons,brothers killed each other,and old friends took up arms against each other.
"And then?" "He's got the first move. I owe him that. I think, I'll try and tell him that the war's over" "I guess we all died a little in that damn war." Somewhere along the way, I feel I have died a little, but a great theme to listen to on a sombre bank holiday afternoon. :)
[putting his dead friend on a horse and sending him into the enemy camp] Josey Wales (Clint Eastwood): This boy was brought up in a time of blood and dying and never questioned a bit of it. He never turned his back on his folks or his kind. I rode with him... and I got no complaints. The blue bellies will give ya a better burial than I can, boy.
Josey Wales: the greatest warrior of all time. He single handedly defeated a force of pursuers time after time. A guerrilla fighter who out foxed and out gunned his enemies time after time. In the end, he was the last Man standing, then rode off into the sunset.
I like to imagine that the end of the Outlaw Josey Wales movie is the beginning of Josey Wales as the Man with No Name and the movies that followed like A Fistfull of Dollars, A few dollars more, The GBU, Hang em High, Two Mules, Joe Kidd, High Plains, Pale Rider and finally the Unforgiven when he was old and retired from being a bounty hunter. Remember the scene in Fistfull where the young family asked why he was helping them, and he told them he knew someone like them once and there was no one there to help them. I like to imagine that he was thinking of his own life when the Redlegs came to his cabin and murdered his family and there was no one there to help them. Josey became a warrior and an expert in gunslinging and guerrilla warfare. It served him well when he became a bounty hunter.
The GBU took place during the Civil War and Josey Wales fought in it while the Man with no Name avoided most of the conflict except the bridge he blew up with Tuco
@@leegeddyfan You are correct. How about this: the Man with No Name was Josey's twin brother or cousin, hence why they both looked like Clint Eastwood and had similar gun fighting skills.
@@leegeddyfan Whell if his unit surrendered before the Texas holdouts did, than it could make sense. That’s maybe why he didn’t play a larger role in the war in Texas. He didn’t want to return to his past. Before you mention the bridge, it appeared more like on the spot conscription to me, hence why he is fighting for the Union.
U gonna pull them pistols or whistle Dixie? 😂😂😂 GREAT movie!!! In ‘76 when it came out I didn’t appreciate it so much but since, I’ve seen it several times over the years and HAVE done so.
I've been searching for this piece. Many thanks for posting it. Indeed from sorrow to reflection to hope (with the Rose of Alabama orchestral piece) to moving on. You sense that Josey may have finally found peace.
I wish the Confederacy won. Their story is a underdog story of defying the US government fighting to be free. So many brave men took up arms to defend their homes and families.
@@Danimal1577and also braking up families like it's nothing just because supposedly god tolerated slavery it as something that just happened for centuries
The end of this film is so awesome and well acted by Eastwood and especially John Vernon his best ever ❤️
"I guess we all died a little in that damn war." That perfectly reflects what war truly does to people. Even if they retain their humanity, there's still something in them that dies during it, which is why they don't come back the same.
The Civil war in the United States was extra painfully. Father fought their sons,brothers killed each other,and old friends took up arms against each other.
Inspiration Network blathered all over the top of the end credits. Had to come on here and find this so I could feel the complete end.
"And then?"
"He's got the first move. I owe him that. I think, I'll try and tell him that the war's over"
"I guess we all died a little in that damn war."
Somewhere along the way, I feel I have died a little, but a great theme to listen to on a sombre bank holiday afternoon. :)
I think I will tell him the war is over
This scene was incredible. Subtle but intensely powerful-- a real credit to both actors.
I guess we all died a little in that damn war
Yes we did
@@robertsullivan5298 ....and still are
What do you say Mr Wilson
@@Carlos-hg4npi recon so .....
I Guess we all died a little in that damn war...
[putting his dead friend on a horse and sending him into the enemy camp]
Josey Wales (Clint Eastwood): This boy was brought up in a time of blood and dying and never questioned a bit of it. He never turned his back on his folks or his kind. I rode with him... and I got no complaints. The blue bellies will give ya a better burial than I can, boy.
Josey Wales: the greatest warrior of all time. He single handedly defeated a force of pursuers time after time. A guerrilla fighter who out foxed and out gunned his enemies time after time. In the end, he was the last Man standing, then rode off into the sunset.
Headed South to the Mexican Border. Thanks for the history lesson man, I really appreciate it thanks. 👍
One of the best westerns ever. One of Eastwood's best directed films, along with Million Dollar Baby
I like to imagine that the end of the Outlaw Josey Wales movie is the beginning of Josey Wales as the Man with No Name and the movies that followed like A Fistfull of Dollars, A few dollars more, The GBU, Hang em High, Two Mules, Joe Kidd, High Plains, Pale Rider and finally the Unforgiven when he was old and retired from being a bounty hunter.
Remember the scene in Fistfull where the young family asked why he was helping them, and he told them he knew someone like them once and there was no one there to help them. I like to imagine that he was thinking of his own life when the Redlegs came to his cabin and murdered his family and there was no one there to help them. Josey became a warrior and an expert in gunslinging and guerrilla warfare. It served him well when he became a bounty hunter.
Love it but one problem in high plane for free he's a ghost technically
The GBU took place during the Civil War and Josey Wales fought in it while the Man with no Name avoided most of the conflict except the bridge he blew up with Tuco
@@leegeddyfan You are correct. How about this: the Man with No Name was Josey's twin brother or cousin, hence why they both looked like Clint Eastwood and had similar gun fighting skills.
I like it but there is no way that was the intent
@@leegeddyfan Whell if his unit surrendered before the Texas holdouts did, than it could make sense.
That’s maybe why he didn’t play a larger role in the war in Texas. He didn’t want to return to his past.
Before you mention the bridge, it appeared more like on the spot conscription to me, hence why he is fighting for the Union.
U gonna pull them pistols or whistle Dixie? 😂😂😂 GREAT movie!!! In ‘76 when it came out I didn’t appreciate it so much but since, I’ve seen it several times over the years and HAVE done so.
Great Music for a Great Western!
I've been searching for this piece. Many thanks for posting it. Indeed from sorrow to reflection to hope (with the Rose of Alabama orchestral piece) to moving on. You sense that Josey may have finally found peace.
Nice reply and glad you found the track.
the night they drove old dixie down .
a terrible night . hangover never ends .
“We all died a little in that damn war.” -Josey Wales
It's a good thing we all die- life gets too hard after awhile and
the world disappoints more and more.
Joyce your words are pure as the driven snow
God gave us life and after a while we go and join him
If things look like they arent going your way, you gotta get mean. I mean plum mad-dog mean.
Well, Mr. Carpetbagger, down here we have something called the Missouri Boat Ride.
whooped them again, didn't we Josey!
David 8997675 "Whooped them again, boy!"
You know that carpetbagger is the northerner who didn't hate slaves right?( Same goes for scaliwag but in the south)
Thanks ❤
Many friends and family members died in the war.
Their diverse hearts lead directly to the development of the West.(T_T)
@liz gannon I reckon so
I wish the Confederacy won. Their story is a underdog story of defying the US government fighting to be free. So many brave men took up arms to defend their homes and families.
Yeah kidnapping, human slavery, and torture is amazing 🙄
@@Danimal1577 So glad the union did not use slaves.
That makes two of us, mate.
@@Danimal1577and also braking up families like it's nothing just because supposedly god tolerated slavery it as something that just happened for centuries
Not for me