Its been done, the singing cowboy trope phased out for a reason lol its good as a standalone one off story i think the mystery of how we got to this point in the story makes it better lol
All day i faced The barren waste Without the taste of water Cool water Old Dan and i With throats burned dry And souls that cry for water Cool clear water Dan, can you see that big green tree Where the water's running free And it's waiting there for you and me The night's so cool And I'm a fool Each star's a pool of water Cool water But with the dawn I wake and yawn and carry on Cool water(water) Cool clear water(water, water) Keep on moving, Dan Don't you listen to him, Dan He's a devil oughta man And he spreads the burning sand With water(water) Dan, can you see that big green tree Where the water's running free And it's waiting there for you and me
@@ZappleZ We get the point of the movie. We just want more of Buster. He is awesome. And, I love Tim Blake Nelson, plus his singing. Also, this character is great-a lethal, tiny, white-suit wearing sorta psycho. With great singing ability. Maybe your missing how AWESOME Tim Blake Nelson is???
@@Neilapolitan08you don't need animation to have character design. They didn't just put him in regular clothes. He has a very cool design with the all white
@@PrimeTime0I think I'm late but do you know how in western movies people wear white if they're good guys and black if they're bad? Maybe that's what they were trying to show
Andrew M he’s wrong though, all the stories were great. This one was probably the least profound and meaningful but also probably the most entertaining
The Bloodhound Guy last one was the weirdest. I think it was about death. I.e the three people are being transported to the afterlife and they slowly start to realise
I need a movie about Buster Scruggs. He seems like the cowboy version of Deadpool. He breaks the 4th wall and has his own moral code but it COMPLETELY a bad guy! I would love to see what musical mischief he would get into
Its happening to me, i used to be the fastest dude in my field, now younger guys are much faster than me. Its very depressing but its a part of life i guess
The most profound observation of the "Life Fact" of "You can't be the Top Dog forever" is in the Bible in the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes. Especially Chapter 1 and Chapter 3. I've never read anything else that sums up reality better than Ecclesiastes. And I'm an Agnostic, no religious view to push at all.
There are a lot of sub par movies where I can honestly say "I could have done better". Absolutely can't say that about this. No way. Whoever produced the audio and oversaw this project is a true professional. It's pure release and you don't want it to end.
@@oscartovar9990 I grew up listening to the Marty Robins version. Also, the tune used for Surly Joe is old, and probably used for many songs. Most notably to me, it's the similar ... not quite exactly... the tune used in Jimmie Driftwood's "Zelma Lee" ... czcams.com/video/bP6V0ZyhMz8/video.html
This is honestly my favourite scene from any movie ever. It's amazing, the song, the performance, the different shots and the way the sound is altered to suit each pov, inside the guitar, panning between the rocks and the harmonies bouncing off them. It's the best.
That shot inside the guitar was great, but my favorite has to be the quick "pan shot" from mountain to mountain in sync with music at 1:09. Gave the idea that we, the audience, have our brows furrowed and are looking around, wondering "Where are those voices coming from?!" Adore that kind of cinematography.
Godzilla52 most of these films were shot in Colorado or Idaho on Nebraska the only one that was filmed on a green screen was the Mortal remains so yeah
Just discovered this movie and the beginning song. Idk what it is about this tune but I absolutely love the hell out of it. Grew up watching old westerns and “cool water” just strikes a cord I’ve never felt until now. This guy definitely deserves his own movie.
Also, I know the Coens aren't in the business of sequels, prequels, or remakes, but I sincerely hope that they're aware of the noise fans of this segment have made and that they make a feature-length prequel of this story. Knowing them, they can EASILY create a backstory and a mythology for Buster that would suit a proper film. Keep the noise going, people!
For some reason, I don't think that would be a good idea. Whenever fans have asked to sort of.. Explain the origins or the magic behind it all, all we got was disappointment.
@@Peyote1312 A TV show or series about his various exploits would be nice. Like the old "spaghetti westerns" or silver screen cowboy shows of the old days. His Unequivocaly voluptuous vocubaluary and those vivacious vocals are just too good to let sit and rot in a single 10 minute segment of a criminally underrated collection of Brothers Grimm-style Western stories. The price of creating such a charismatic persona. We have someone who is allegedly legendary for his six-gun slinging and his somatic articulations across the land. You gave us a taste of a story...but left our glasses just as dry and desolate as poor Busters Wanting-for water canteen. It would be s travesty to just leave it at this.
I feel like the magic and lasting emotion of the Buster Scruggs segment wouldn't have been so impactful had it been a full length feature . Everything about this short story caught me off guard in the best of ways.
This really gets my nostalgia I grew up in the deep south and my daddy was a rodeo man in his younger years he used to sing this song to me at the campfire and used to tell me about his time out west and in Alaska
Watched this on a whim and was glad I did. Was playing RDR at the time and it was perfect. I think about the scenes from this movie all the time. You know it's good when the things you saw and heard resonate years later.
All day I've faced a barren waste Without the taste of water, cool water Old Dan and I with throats burned dry And souls that cry for water Cool, clear water The nights are cool and I'm a fool Each star's a pool of water, cool water And with the dawn I'll wake and yawn And carry on to water Cool, clear water Keep a-movin', Dan, don't you listen to him, Dan He's a devil, not a man And he spreads the burnin' sand with water Dan, can you see that big, green tree? Where the water's runnin' free And it's waitin' there for you and me? Water, cool, clear water The shadows sway and seem to say "Tonight we pray for water, cool water" And way up there He'll hear our prayer And show us where there's water Cool, clear water Keep a-movin', Dan, don't you listen to him, Dan He's a devil, not a man And he spreads the burnin' sand with water Dan, can you see that big, green tree? Where the water's runnin' free And it's waitin' there for you and me? Water, cool, clear water Cool, clear water
@1:00 and onwards, when Buster sings about water, I can't help but think that the voices that coming out of the mountains aren't Buster's echoes but actual people out in the mountains dying of thirst crying for water.
Buster Scruggs was the songbird, his lyrics formed the entire tale this masterpiece foretold. The intro character is indeed the late Buster Scruggs. The rest of the film is all the songs he wrote, thus The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
All day I've faced the barren waste With out the taste of water... cool, water. Ole Dan and I, with throats burned dry, and souls that cry for water... cool, clear water. The nights are cool and I'm a fool. Each star's a pool of water... cool, clear water. And with the dawn I'll wake and yawn and carry on to water... cool, clear water. The shadows sway and seem to say Tonight we pray for water.... cool, clear water And way up there He'll hear our prayer and show us where there's water... cool, clear water. Keep a-movin' Dan. Don't you listen to him Dan. He's the devil, not a man. He spreads the burnin' sand with water. Say Dan can't you see that big green tree, where the water's runnin' free. It's waiting there for you and me and water.... cool, clear water. Dan's feet are sore he's yearnin' for Just one thing more than water.... cool, clear water. Like me I guess he'd like to rest where there's no quest for water... cool, clear water.
this was my favorite movie by far but buster Scruggs was my favorite of all. such beautiful scenery in this scene and a great character. I would pay a premium to watch a series of him with this production
@@SuperDynaZty lol yeah even the bank robberys cool with Franco and the Indians attacking the Cowboy n girl before she shoots herself that scenes wicked 👌🏽
Always loved this song...done by the Sons of the Pioneers back in the 40's...even did a duet of this tune with Roy Rogers, one of the members of the band. Now on the bucket list is a duet with Buster.....
I think pretty much everyone who saw the film wants a prequel with his adventures. Tim Blake Nelson is perfect for this role! I loved his part so much.
We started this movie having no idea what this movie was about, got about halfway into the tavern scene and then had to pause it to go run errands. Ended up spending the whole day doing other stuff, excited to come back and finish this movie when I got home, because I was happily surprised with the movie. Finally got home after a long day, ready to finish the movie, press play, and about 10 minutes later he died and I spent the rest of the movie waiting for him to come back. He never did.
I absolutely love this movie. It is a treasure, and the Coen brothers might be the best there is right now. I was in awe from start to finish. So many ups and downs, hilarious, tragic, and beautiful. A masterpiece of film art in my humble opinion.
This character takes most of us all the way back to the old spaghetti westerns me to Looney Tunes… it’s such a damn good watch I wish the entire movie was about Buster Scruggs.
@@CharlieBrown20XD6 I would say the miners tale was the only one that wasn't tragic. He worked hard, someone tried to shaft him, but he still came out ahead. All the other ones though for sure ended pretty bleak!
I love the guitar shot. Such a little thing, but forcing perspective inside the guitar immediately establishes an omniscient narrator and a world where normal rules don't have to apply. One momentary shot, and all of a sudden a cowboy can trade his spurs for wings, a table can be a deadly weapon, and a coach can be a ticket to the afterlife. Just wonderful.
Good movie, when the old man got shot in the back, I thought he died. All that work and as soon as he finds gold he gets shot. Probably best character in the movie.
This is the best thing I have seen on Netflix, a real credit to their production efforts, just a pity we didn't get to see more of buster Scruggs, may he rest in peace..
I really hope they don't spin this character off for another movie. He's brilliantly written but I think he did everything he was supposed to do in the 15 minutes he was on-screen: punch a gigantic hole in the western hero stereotype.
I got to say, this movie was INCREDIBLE. I was totally in awe the whole movie through, I even cried. It's so beautiful, It's hard to believe that I actually got to see this in my lifetime.
They should make one whole movie with just buster it was frickin awesome
I love Buster S. cant wait for a prequel.
Absolutely, I’d pay to see a full length movie of Buster Scruggs
my jaw literally dropped for the saloon scene. coolest thing ive seen in a long time! GIVE US MORE!
Broke my Tuscaloosa heart
Im up for that!!!
Love the shot from inside the guitar.
Me too. That's a shot only master class filmmakers would ever think of using. I love Coen Brothers movies.
One of the most brilliant pieces of cinematography I have ever witnessed. It doesn’t get anymore Coen Brothers than that!
With the sound of the guitar and singing muffled out as well. The detail and scenery like no other
It's to show the story is a farce.
Reminds me of their shot from inside the bowling bowl in The Big Lebowski.
The part where he kicks the table and makes the guy shoot himself caught me so off guard. I couldnt stop laughing
That wasn't just a "guy"...that was the legend, Clancy Brown!
instantly recognized him
Are you feeling it now Mr Krabs?
Same here I was watching w family and we all busted up
not once
not twice
but thrice
An entire movie about this character would be so good. The story of how he came to be such a lethal gunslinger would be incredible.
While it would be enjoyable, I believe it demeans the story
Its been done, the singing cowboy trope phased out for a reason lol its good as a standalone one off story i think the mystery of how we got to this point in the story makes it better lol
All day i faced
The barren waste
Without the taste of water
Cool water
Old Dan and i
With throats burned dry
And souls that cry for water
Cool clear water
Dan, can you see that big green tree
Where the water's running free
And it's waiting there for you and me
The night's so cool
And I'm a fool
Each star's a pool of water
Cool water
But with the dawn
I wake and yawn and carry on
Cool water(water)
Cool clear water(water, water)
Keep on moving, Dan
Don't you listen to him, Dan
He's a devil oughta man
And he spreads the burning sand
With water(water)
Dan, can you see that big green tree
Where the water's running free
And it's waiting there for you and me
It's "he's a devil not a man."
Thanks DAN.....oh wait a minute
@@aachen800 damnnn another DAN
@@aachen800 bitch shut up
Jorge Moncada he’s right though
I want a prequel of Buster's adventures. NOW.
Me too!
I was soooooooo bummed when he got smoked
@RJW You're missing the point of the movie.
@@ZappleZ We get the point of the movie. We just want more of Buster. He is awesome. And, I love Tim Blake Nelson, plus his singing. Also, this character is great-a lethal, tiny, white-suit wearing sorta psycho. With great singing ability. Maybe your missing how AWESOME Tim Blake Nelson is???
@@kelfromomori like he said you miss the point of the movie
I loved this segment so much, Tim Blake Nelson is a treasure.
The San Saba Songbird
The Texas Twit
We thought you was a toad.
chad brown I believe you mean, “The Texas Tit.”
Where can I get the whole movie?
O water where art thou
I also enjoy that film ;)
Lol, yeah it's the same guy
Well the water ain’t at Camp Green Lake
bsgfan1 Searching for onions around those parts lol
Hah he was great in O’ brother where are thou?
Tim Blake Nelson is an accomplished musician. he plays a number of instruments including the banjo.
Really? I just watched an interview with him and he said he learnt how to play the guitar for this role.. He said he didn’t know how to before this
Source: I just wanted attention.
Having willie watson in this film was a good call, speaking of accomplished musicians.
The man is one of the greatest character actors alive.
@zchris87v I wish he'd never left ocms, they were far better with him.
this dude's character design is freaking awesome, we need a full blown movie
Character design? This isn't an animation.
(By the way it's a Netflix original)
@@Neilapolitan08you don't need animation to have character design. They didn't just put him in regular clothes. He has a very cool design with the all white
@@PrimeTime0I think I'm late but do you know how in western movies people wear white if they're good guys and black if they're bad? Maybe that's what they were trying to show
Im pretty sure you mean racism 💀@@goosewithnoname
@@PrimeTime0A very cool design you say!,
The whole movie should’ve been about this character
Was going to make an exception to my movie boycott but won't now. Thanks for the heads up.
Andrew M he’s wrong though, all the stories were great. This one was probably the least profound and meaningful but also probably the most entertaining
Joe Sheridan They were all great but I didn’t really get the last one but I was doing other stuff while I was watching so maybe I missed some stuff
The Bloodhound Guy last one was the weirdest. I think it was about death. I.e the three people are being transported to the afterlife and they slowly start to realise
Might as well keep the whole awful movie about this awful character.
I need a movie about Buster Scruggs. He seems like the cowboy version of Deadpool. He breaks the 4th wall and has his own moral code but it COMPLETELY a bad guy! I would love to see what musical mischief he would get into
MrsSmilz4all more like Buggs Bunney
but he clearly no misanthrope
Nah, cooler than DP, he's an R-Rated version of western Buggs Bunny.
The 3rd section of the movie is about people like you.
I hope this never happens now thanks for the astute observation
Listen to this song everytime you play Red Dead 2.
I only stopped long enough to watch this film.
Same
^When you haven't unlocked fast travel yet.
Named my horse Dan.
This movie was like lightning in the bottle because of my current RDR2 obsession. This film is like the stranger quests to me.
As a skilled fellow who gets old everyday.. this story hits hard. One day someone younger will come along and take your place.
Its happening to me, i used to be the fastest dude in my field, now younger guys are much faster than me. Its very depressing but its a part of life i guess
Make them youngins respect you
@PC BEAST Nvidia I wish that were true in my industry. The jobs keep getting tougher, and I have less and less help, let alone competition.
@@BeardMan01 everyone’s time comes. Enjoy what you’ve got while you’ve still got it old man.
The most profound observation of the "Life Fact" of "You can't be the Top Dog forever" is in the Bible in the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes. Especially Chapter 1 and Chapter 3. I've never read anything else that sums up reality better than Ecclesiastes. And I'm an Agnostic, no religious view to push at all.
There are a lot of sub par movies where I can honestly say "I could have done better". Absolutely can't say that about this. No way. Whoever produced the audio and oversaw this project is a true professional. It's pure release and you don't want it to end.
Yes!! The use of different of pov and the sound design is amazing. Also the actor just nailed buster ❤
Im really upset Buster's part wasnt longer but the movie was great! this song is the shit lol
I agree.... hoping they do a longer version with him...great movie.
This is actually a song by other old school bands
Tommy O'Brian Marty robbins
@@oscartovar9990 I grew up listening to the Marty Robins version. Also, the tune used for Surly Joe is old, and probably used for many songs. Most notably to me, it's the similar ... not quite exactly... the tune used in Jimmie Driftwood's "Zelma Lee" ... czcams.com/video/bP6V0ZyhMz8/video.html
@@JTQA_Tester this song has been around for a very long time.
The first segment needs its own feature films. That guy plays that part amazingly well. Really enjoyed it.
Vic Stevensøn a Coen Bros musical would be epic
Tim Blake Nelson was perfect for this role
@@crestonb5432 i mean oh brother where art thou is basically a musical
Well of course, hes training to be the best gunslinger ever so he wont be hit with a shovel anymore.
That’s how the real Wild West was
The echoes of his voice in the mountains are such a lovely addition to an already lovely rendition of this tune. ❤️
I suspect them of being "sing along" spirits. Same as he sang along with the guy who beat him in the draw at the end.
Issa Masterpiece!
@@busara45thevillain22 It's called an "echo". It happens when sound bounces back to you.
This is honestly my favourite scene from any movie ever. It's amazing, the song, the performance, the different shots and the way the sound is altered to suit each pov, inside the guitar, panning between the rocks and the harmonies bouncing off them. It's the best.
Best version of Cool clear water I've ever heard
Marty robbins versions is miles better
@@therookie5714
No.
@@SuperiorGothCat ok clown
@@therookie5714
Ok, down syndrome.
Whoever sang the one in Rango is great.
I think Red Dead came out the perfect time, it really made me love this film even more.
Seriously lol
BayernMann Same!
I seriously think at this rate we're gonna see a second Western renaissance in entertainment
@@MrPlee01 but is that a bad thing tho, naw
@@skileames6107 Absolutely not. About time I say
That shot inside the guitar was great, but my favorite has to be the quick "pan shot" from mountain to mountain in sync with music at 1:09. Gave the idea that we, the audience, have our brows furrowed and are looking around, wondering "Where are those voices coming from?!" Adore that kind of cinematography.
PAN SHOT
Pan shot? They were the echoes of water
@@cmaeornthered man at the bank don't hardly fight fair in my opinion.
Am I the only one trying to memorize the whole thing so I can walk around and sing it
Kyle Schurman Nope, I’m learning the guitar tabs so I can play and sing 😁
Been singing it all day.
I suggest you should check out the original by Marty Robbins and the cover by hank williams
Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers awesome...
I'm currently doing that lol
I'm an hydrogeologist and this is my favourite song now.
Your a water doctor that’s sick
It's all about the ionized alkaline water 10.0 pH
This isn't a movie, this is art.
I mean, he was a member of the soggy bottom boys! Glad he went solo.
Cool clear water ... me too
Tim was the best I couldn’t stop laughing, especially during the saloon scenes.
Josh Sharpe that kicking the table scene had me cackle out a laugh I was surprised at
Eric TheRed Me too
...His days of stud and hold'em they are done..
0:53 Beautiful shot
Reminds me of that CZcams guitarist who plays with his dog. He uses that so all the time
lawrence acoustictrench i think. great guitarist.
This movie is a masterpiece
Honestly one of the best opening scenes in movie history. Love how the film transitions from western satire to depicting realistic scenarios.
The Coen's really have to shoot more films on Digital after this. This is by and far the most visually striking film the Coen's ever released.
No country for old men says hi
Godzilla52 I still just prefer that film look. This movie did look great though.
By far? No Country for Old Men holds that spot. Roger Deakins didn't even shoot this movie.
Godzilla52 most of these films were shot in Colorado or Idaho on Nebraska the only one that was filmed on a green screen was the Mortal remains so yeah
@@toad6565 and for western films, filmic look fits so much better
Mr Tim Blake Nelson has an awesome voice. Great movie
I like this movie has a pulp fiction Quentin Tarantino feel. I’d like to see a full Buster Scruggs movie. Not just a short story.
You need to see more Coin Brothers films.
Jose Alejandro Montilla Lol.
Or a slightly goofier no country for old men
Don't compare this masterpiece with tht shitter.
It is a good watch, beautiful
He is such a dork. I enjoy every scene he’s in.
Buster should have a series of movies, he was awesome!
I think we have SPOKEN WE WANT MORE BUSTER and Dan
Buster version of Cool clear water song is the best by far 😍
Just discovered this movie and the beginning song. Idk what it is about this tune but I absolutely love the hell out of it. Grew up watching old westerns and “cool water” just strikes a cord I’ve never felt until now. This guy definitely deserves his own movie.
There are many good covers of this song. Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins, and Gene Autry are good ones, but there are many more.
Marty might be the first to do this song, but I'm not sure.
@@StrangeScaryNewEngland indeed. TBNs version really surprised me. Very well done.
Best shower song ever!
Also, I know the Coens aren't in the business of sequels, prequels, or remakes, but I sincerely hope that they're aware of the noise fans of this segment have made and that they make a feature-length prequel of this story. Knowing them, they can EASILY create a backstory and a mythology for Buster that would suit a proper film.
Keep the noise going, people!
For some reason, I don't think that would be a good idea. Whenever fans have asked to sort of.. Explain the origins or the magic behind it all, all we got was disappointment.
I mean Remakes isn't TECHNICALLY true what with True Grit and all
@@Peyote1312 A TV show or series about his various exploits would be nice.
Like the old "spaghetti westerns" or silver screen cowboy shows of the old days.
His Unequivocaly voluptuous vocubaluary and those vivacious vocals are just too good to let sit and rot in a single 10 minute segment of a criminally underrated collection of Brothers Grimm-style Western stories. The price of creating such a charismatic persona. We have someone who is allegedly legendary for his six-gun slinging and his somatic articulations across the land. You gave us a taste of a story...but left our glasses just as dry and desolate as poor Busters Wanting-for water canteen.
It would be s travesty to just leave it at this.
Coens do not give us what we want. They give us what we deserve.
Well that won't happen now that they aren't making movies anymore.
I feel like the magic and lasting emotion of the Buster Scruggs segment wouldn't have been so impactful had it been a full length feature . Everything about this short story caught me off guard in the best of ways.
This really gets my nostalgia I grew up in the deep south and my daddy was a rodeo man in his younger years he used to sing this song to me at the campfire and used to tell me about his time out west and in Alaska
Watched this on a whim and was glad I did. Was playing RDR at the time and it was perfect. I think about the scenes from this movie all the time. You know it's good when the things you saw and heard resonate years later.
This actor should do an album of old time country favs.
His singing voice really isn’t good enough tbh
@@therookie5714 that's arrogant, it's only your opinion, not a fact.
He sang some in O Brother, Where Art Thou as well. The movie’s album features a recording of him singing In the Jailhouse Now.
@@therookie5714he has a perfect western singing voice
Every time I’m having a bad day I put this on and it always gives me a smile
God Bless everyone!!!! Jesus Loves you all very much!!!!
All day I've faced a barren waste
Without the taste of water, cool water
Old Dan and I with throats burned dry
And souls that cry for water
Cool, clear water
The nights are cool and I'm a fool
Each star's a pool of water, cool water
And with the dawn I'll wake and yawn
And carry on to water
Cool, clear water
Keep a-movin', Dan, don't you listen to him, Dan
He's a devil, not a man
And he spreads the burnin' sand with water
Dan, can you see that big, green tree?
Where the water's runnin' free
And it's waitin' there for you and me?
Water, cool, clear water
The shadows sway and seem to say
"Tonight we pray for water, cool water"
And way up there He'll hear our prayer
And show us where there's water
Cool, clear water
Keep a-movin', Dan, don't you listen to him, Dan
He's a devil, not a man
And he spreads the burnin' sand with water
Dan, can you see that big, green tree?
Where the water's runnin' free
And it's waitin' there for you and me?
Water, cool, clear water
Cool, clear water
@1:00 and onwards, when Buster sings about water, I can't help but think that the voices that coming out of the mountains aren't Buster's echoes but actual people out in the mountains dying of thirst crying for water.
Buster Scruggs was the songbird, his lyrics formed the entire tale this masterpiece foretold. The intro character is indeed the late Buster Scruggs. The rest of the film is all the songs he wrote, thus The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
all the stories were good. i personally liked the gold prospector story
The bit where the camera goes inside the guitar and you can hear him out side is genius.
I was in jail for 4 days in France. Heat, no food and hardly anything to drink... I hummed that song constantly.
The way he sings is so satisfying, his mouth moves so smoothly and his voice is really nice, truly the San Saba Songbird
San Saba? Tommy Lee Jones is from San Saba.
The song is simple, easy on the ears and is fluid to the soul if you understand the meaning of its lyrics. May we all bask in…cool…clear…water🎶
All day I've faced the barren waste
With out the taste of water... cool, water.
Ole Dan and I, with throats burned dry,
and souls that cry
for water... cool, clear water.
The nights are cool and I'm a fool.
Each star's a pool of water... cool, clear water.
And with the dawn I'll wake and yawn
and carry on
to water... cool, clear water.
The shadows sway and seem to say
Tonight we pray for water.... cool, clear water
And way up there He'll hear our prayer
and show us where
there's water... cool, clear water.
Keep a-movin' Dan. Don't you listen to him Dan.
He's the devil, not a man.
He spreads the burnin' sand with water.
Say Dan can't you see that big green tree,
where the water's runnin' free.
It's waiting there for you and me
and water.... cool, clear water.
Dan's feet are sore he's yearnin' for
Just one thing more than water.... cool, clear water.
Like me I guess he'd like to rest
where there's no quest
for water... cool, clear water.
The film has these in a different order and misses out the last verse.
🎶Water water water water water🎶
😂😂 Just love it when the canyon walls echoed back in tune with his song! So cute! Would love to see this character returning on the silver screen.
I'm born and raised in Brooklyn, a 36 year old Puerto Rican/Sicilian city boy and I have no business liking this song so freakin' much. So catchy...
this was my favorite movie by far but buster Scruggs was my favorite of all. such beautiful scenery in this scene and a great character. I would pay a premium to watch a series of him with this production
Tim Blake Nelson nailed the role of Buster with his bright smile and cheerful disposition. Hope there's a prequel with just Buster
I've restarted the Buster scene over & over about 4 x. He's a smooth dude with slick moves and cool.. clear.. water..
From *New Zealand* ☝️🇳🇿
Man. Ever since I saw the movie for the first time I've watched the Buster segment so many times. it's just perfect.
@@SuperDynaZty lol yeah even the bank robberys cool with Franco and the Indians attacking the Cowboy n girl before she shoots herself that scenes wicked 👌🏽
'the nights are cool, and I'm a fool, each star is a pool of water'
Netflix really needs to do a prequel TV show about Buster Scruggs.
Jimmy Holloway Not a tv show. But a movie. A tv show would ruin his amazing character
@Musta Krackish they made this though
i agree but buster scrugggs died......
@@simonb5986 No, they didn't. They put it on their platform, but they did not make it. The Coen Brothers did.
@@elibardas2912 ...prequel.
Always loved this song...done by the Sons of the Pioneers back in the 40's...even did a duet of this tune with Roy Rogers, one of the members of the band. Now on the bucket list is a duet with Buster.....
this movie just makes me so damn happy. my go to comfy movie tbh
My Grandaddy listened to this song all day working the fields. Every time I hear this tune it takes me back to when life was grand. I miss him.
I expected more of the film to have buster. Definitely need a sequel.
Tucker well he’s dead so more like a prequel
The Coens famously dont do sequels or prequels of their work so youre shit out of luck. Weve been begging for a Big Lebowski sequel for 2 decades!
Algarath you’re completely right- a prequel it is
Technically though we are getting a spin-off about Jesus from Big Lebowski.
I think pretty much everyone who saw the film wants a prequel with his adventures. Tim Blake Nelson is perfect for this role! I loved his part so much.
Oh, how i love a beautiful ballad
We started this movie having no idea what this movie was about, got about halfway into the tavern scene and then had to pause it to go run errands. Ended up spending the whole day doing other stuff, excited to come back and finish this movie when I got home, because I was happily surprised with the movie. Finally got home after a long day, ready to finish the movie, press play, and about 10 minutes later he died and I spent the rest of the movie waiting for him to come back.
He never did.
This scene is so good; relaxed with a sense of dread at the same time
I love the shot of Dan, Buster’s horse, clanking in rhythm with his strumming.
I absolutely love this movie. It is a treasure, and the Coen brothers might be the best there is right now. I was in awe from start to finish. So many ups and downs, hilarious, tragic, and beautiful. A masterpiece of film art in my humble opinion.
Dad would often sing this one while shaving, moving about the house and driving about Santa Clara and towns in Ca
This character takes most of us all the way back to the old spaghetti westerns me to Looney Tunes… it’s such a damn good watch I wish the entire movie was about Buster Scruggs.
The movie is ridiculously good but I wish we just got 2 hours of buster
His voice was just amazing 😁 I loved this movie
Was so catchy
Fwiw, "Cool clear water" was one of those songs back in the day that every cowboy singer worth his hat sung.
An "old standard", fun to listen to.
I never knew being thirsty could lead to such a beautiful melody!? My favorite is the enchanting echos, thought I was having an acid flashback! LOL
Only a full-blown philistine would put a a thumbs down on this film!!
Ms. Longabaugh's segment was my favourite.
They were all tragic but her fate was the worst...still sad
@@CharlieBrown20XD6 I would say the miners tale was the only one that wasn't tragic. He worked hard, someone tried to shaft him, but he still came out ahead. All the other ones though for sure ended pretty bleak!
same :c
The most tragic one was the Meal Ticket story...
the miner seemed a little insane though. there was also a theme of respecting nature that went a bit over my head
I hope this great film will encourage more people to watch one of the greatest films ever made...Sergio Leone's "Once Upon a Time in The West".
Casting Liam Neeson as the most vile character imaginable reminded me of Leone doing the same to Henry Fonda.
I would argue that it is the best western movie ever made.
One of my many favorite parts of the artistic cinematographic genius of this whole film is the momentary inside the guitar shot and sound.
That was one strange film. A mixture of extreme violence, beauty, tragedy and humour.
Marty Robbins!!!! I miss Marty.
I really liked those five stories. It felt like real human lives. It doesn't always have a happy ending.
Kinda funny how a Netflix movie had better country than most songs today🤔
It’s a cover of an old ass song that’s why
@@moonrise6806 ya, Marty Robbins made a Remake of it in the 60s, This songs old as shit
@@zachrunkel481 he actually covered it too. It’s a 40s song
@@moonrise6806 Hank William's also covered it in the 50s
I love how his horse looks depressed from the singing, like “please stop I am thirsty!”
0:38 love the clickity-clackity of the horse stride with the music 🎶
I love the guitar shot. Such a little thing, but forcing perspective inside the guitar immediately establishes an omniscient narrator and a world where normal rules don't have to apply. One momentary shot, and all of a sudden a cowboy can trade his spurs for wings, a table can be a deadly weapon, and a coach can be a ticket to the afterlife. Just wonderful.
Good movie, when the old man got shot in the back, I thought he died. All that work and as soon as he finds gold he gets shot. Probably best character in the movie.
Interesting fact is that actor is actually Tom waits. A great singer who's normal speaking voice inspired heath ledgers vocal impression of the joker
Tom Waits is god
Hos part is the only happy part of the movie
@@masterodisguise2983 I was really scared they were gonna pull another "Meal Ticket" bleak and depressing shit.
Mr pocket
This is the best thing I have seen on Netflix, a real credit to their production efforts, just a pity we didn't get to see more of buster Scruggs, may he rest in peace..
who else want single whole movie with just Buster Scruggs....
Buster was my favourite 👌🏾
I actually enjoyed that song. He sings really good :)
I really hope they don't spin this character off for another movie. He's brilliantly written but I think he did everything he was supposed to do in the 15 minutes he was on-screen: punch a gigantic hole in the western hero stereotype.
Ah man I would love a buster scruggs movie
The perfect anti-anti-hero
Still singing this song)))great
I got to say, this movie was INCREDIBLE. I was totally in awe the whole movie through, I even cried. It's so beautiful, It's hard to believe that I actually got to see this in my lifetime.
One of the best movies I've ever seen. Love every vignette from first to last scene.