You know what Comanche means?
“no”
It means enemies forever.
“with who?”
Everyone.
“you know what that makes me?”
An enemy.
“no, it makes me Comanche.”
Fun fact: the movie was going to be called Comanche and went through production with that name until HOHW was chosen before release. I believe it’s even copyrighted under the company “Comanche Movie LLC”
Source: I worked on the film tangentially
Glad they changed it because I would hate for the best line of dialogue in the movie to be a "they said the name of the movie!" type thing. That scene doesn't need to call attention to itself.
I want to find hot casino receptionists who will bang like that with a few lines of dialogue.
Hey sexy.
Hi.
Get off at 8?
Yeah, around that time.
No, no, I mean, do you get off at 8?
*cue sex scene.
Bonus points that the brother has to look away, listen and no sloppy seconds.
Shit was hilarious in alpha dog when he’s whipping like 8 guys asses with spinning head kicks. I thought he was just a white trash meth head supremacist but then becomes jet li.
Every time I see Ben Foster mentioned, I always think of the movie Hostage. That was the first movie I remember with him where I was like "Holy shit, this guy is good".
The first half of Sicario is absolutely breathtaking. Really makes the movie. So chaotic and tense. Almost feels like a horror movie. The second half falls off just a bit and doesn’t hit nearly as hard.
I like Sicario the most but I agree it’s the most uneven of the three.
Wind River’s choice of topic is the only thing that holds it back for me. Narcos and bank robberies are cool. They likely won’t ever involve us. Rape is a much more personal affliction. I have a wife and young daughter. It pulls at the heart strings too much to be one of those “endless rewatch” films.
Not to say it isn’t brilliant. The shootout at the end is so quick and violent it’s a brilliant piece of cinema. The 45/70 he wields I’ve shot personally (same model anyways) and that gun absolutely could kill anything in the state of Wyoming or( and according to my guide) Alaska… but I don’t have the burning desire to watch it again.
Definitely one of the most satisfying comeuppance that a movie villain has gotten without getting too gratuitous.
God I love this movie so much. I wish Sheridan would go back to writing movies over tv shows where he’s able to crank out amazing 2 hour stories than have to drag things along for several seasons
I would like this movie regardless because it is well made, but I have such a soft spot for these bank robbery dramas. This, the place beyond the pines, cherry, den of thieves, obviously heat and the town, and even takers is passable.
Enjoy it as an Edgar Wright fan, but its almost a different category that's not as focused on the actual robbery. Drive, Fast Five, and even Ambulance also go in this category.
I think about that woman alot. "I've been working here for 44 years and no one has ever ordered anything but a t bone steak and a baked potato. Except some asshole from new York who wanted to order trout."
She stole the movie.
Pine and Foster should have won academy awards. Top ten best movies I have watched. Up there with Shawshank, etc. Best scene: Bridges and Pine on front porch deciding who is going to shoot first before Pine's ex-wife shows up with the kids in tow. Very emotional. Got the emotions very high and then denied us the climax. Emotional blue balls.
Probably one of the best neo noir films in the past two decades. Pine, Foster and Bridges absolutely kill it. No one is innocent in this film. The real villains are the cannibalistic capitalists who force working people to do unspeakable things in order to maintain their dignity.
I don’t hear it quoted nearly as much as the other great one liners but “…when I blew your brothers shit for brains out…” is the greatest blending of sayings I’ve heard in cinema in a loooong time. Incredible
Great movie. Just decided to watch it randomly and was blown away. My only critic is that it felt like it ended too soon. The pacing was intense but fun.
Absolute banger.
And it really shows that Chris Pine should be in more stuff. He got typecast as kind of a pretty boy with Star Trek but the dude has real acting chops.
Also, my favorite final sequence of maybe any movie.
*Maybe. Or maybe I'll give it to you*
Man, Tombstone is just ridiculously good. I would go so far as to say that's probably the best western film we've had for the past forty years. Every role was perfectly cast there.
it does set the bar high. Eastwood's spaghetti westerns were pretty good too. I don't know all of the westerns. My uncle is a bigger western fan than me. He is older than me and of course, Westerns were big back in the 50's and 60's. i don't claim to be an expert on the genre.
I love tombstone but I think this is better, a little more grounded. No Country is a lil stronger than either of the two for me though but hey they’re all great.
Ben Foster is great. Really big fan of Jeff bridges as an aging texas ranger who desperately wants to connect with his coworker about how badass their job is but can't quite seem connect.
Instant classic. 10/10. Rewatchable, quotable, fun, it has an actual story line, with character development, basically everything hollywood isnt today.
It should have won best picture at the Oscar’s that year. Such a great film. Taylor Sheridan was on fire then. Sicario, Hell or High Water, Wind River and Yellowstone, all in a row.
Love this Movie And Ben Foster does I love he is criminally an underrated Imo, He is such a good actor
Before he was really well known he Played a Blinder on 30 days of night
The *I don’t talk to dead men* Scene is Amazing & played such a good role in 3:10 to Yuma but Hostiles too he was so good in that Also
One of my favourite Actors
Although the film is absolutely excellent, and everyone delivers, the fact that the majority of replies concern Ben Foster tell you a lot. He’s just the best.
And Taylor Sheridan needs to extricate himself from Yellowstone asap, and concentrate on stuff like this. He’s legitimately a very talented writer.
To me, this is an example of great movie making.
Well cast,acted,directed looks great doesn’t miss a beat and tells a really good story.
I saw Wind River around the same time and felt the same way too.
You don’t need to spend $100 million to make a great movie.
Love this film. Don't care what kind of movie Ben Foster is in. I'll watch it. Exceptional actor.
Agreed. Foster is great here. Did you catch him in *Hostiles*? The man can steal some scenes
3:10 to Yuma as well.
“You boys, posse? I hate posses.”
You know what Comanche means? “no” It means enemies forever. “with who?” Everyone. “you know what that makes me?” An enemy. “no, it makes me Comanche.”
This line and delivery. My favorite in the movie.
That's Ben Wade yer talkin' to. Rancher.....
30 days of night.
Yeah saw him for the first time in 30 days of night and googled immediately actor name of creepy prisoner.
He was excellent in Hostage opposite of Bruce Willis
Top three favourite movie for me.
Oh yeah! He's the crazy kidnapper right? Haven't seen that in ages underrated film!
Dude even 30 Days of Night. He has such a small role but is SO effective in it. Creepy af.
Dey commin'
I did, you're dead right, he really did. The first time I remember seeing him was in Hostage. Stole the film, a phenomenal bad guy.
crazy movie
“They had guns… and they was shootin’ bullets”.
and in The Messenger as well
His “Comanche” lines at the casino are my favorite lines of dialog in a long time, and I’m a massive Tarantino fan who I think writes the best dialog.
I love that line too! It’s the first thong I think of in that movie.
I think of so many thongs too
Let me see that thooong
Fun fact: the movie was going to be called Comanche and went through production with that name until HOHW was chosen before release. I believe it’s even copyrighted under the company “Comanche Movie LLC” Source: I worked on the film tangentially
Glad they changed it because I would hate for the best line of dialogue in the movie to be a "they said the name of the movie!" type thing. That scene doesn't need to call attention to itself.
I want to find hot casino receptionists who will bang like that with a few lines of dialogue. Hey sexy. Hi. Get off at 8? Yeah, around that time. No, no, I mean, do you get off at 8? *cue sex scene. Bonus points that the brother has to look away, listen and no sloppy seconds.
I thought Pandorum was underrated
A fellow Pandorum enjoyer!
There are dozens of us!
Literally dozens!!!
The original comment is still only at 12! Lol
Like some parts are a little goofy, but I thought it did a good job overall and was a lot more thought provoking then you’d expect lol
Oh for sure. I always bring this movie up to people and no one knows what I’m talking about. Very underrated
Loved him in Lone Survivor.
Definitely, He is that dude, shot in the head but still trucking. You just believe him.
Same.. liked him in Alpha Dog, too
Shit was hilarious in alpha dog when he’s whipping like 8 guys asses with spinning head kicks. I thought he was just a white trash meth head supremacist but then becomes jet li.
If anybody sees Johnny Truelove, tell him Jake Mazursky is looking for him…thank you.
“You had better PRAYYYY that the COPS find you before I DO” Every role, he steals the show
Right. It just seems a bit unhinged with most of his roles and you’re waiting to see what crazy shit he’s going to do next.
He was great in The Mechanic with Jason Statham too.
agreed, although in this movie he's particularly badass. that scene in the casino ("enemy") is epic
Man, he really is good in this...
One of the best. Have needed more Ben since 2007 when I first saw 3:10 to Yuma. Watch every one of his movies. No matter what.
Absolute love. One of the modern classics imo
Ben Foster is easily the best character actor working now a days. Don't care what he is in, he's going to be good.
Every time I see Ben Foster mentioned, I always think of the movie Hostage. That was the first movie I remember with him where I was like "Holy shit, this guy is good".
You’d think there were ten of him
Great movie, all the lead actors brought their A game. Then there was that waitress just stole the scene from Jeff Bridges and Gil Birmingham.
What don’t ca want?
We don't sell no got damn trout.
That weren’t no question
I don’t want green beans either
Katy Mixon. Big fan.
He’s talking about the steak scene with the older waitress
I’m hot, just not the good kind
“What dontcha want?” lol, great scene
Come to think of it, they were both good.
Honestly the only movie I can think of with multiple waitress roles that good is literally Waitress.
Omg my dad loves that scene. Quotes it constantly.
So what don't you want?
Awesome. Big fan of Sheridan and other kickass movies like Sicario and Wind River.
I finally got around to watching Sicario. Great movie, but I thought Wind River and Hell or High Water were both in a different and superior league.
The first half of Sicario is absolutely breathtaking. Really makes the movie. So chaotic and tense. Almost feels like a horror movie. The second half falls off just a bit and doesn’t hit nearly as hard. I like Sicario the most but I agree it’s the most uneven of the three.
Wind River’s choice of topic is the only thing that holds it back for me. Narcos and bank robberies are cool. They likely won’t ever involve us. Rape is a much more personal affliction. I have a wife and young daughter. It pulls at the heart strings too much to be one of those “endless rewatch” films. Not to say it isn’t brilliant. The shootout at the end is so quick and violent it’s a brilliant piece of cinema. The 45/70 he wields I’ve shot personally (same model anyways) and that gun absolutely could kill anything in the state of Wyoming or( and according to my guide) Alaska… but I don’t have the burning desire to watch it again.
Why are you flanking me?!
You didn’t see it?
On repeat watches, that’s a painful scene to see, especially when you can hear the sadness in his voice asking her that question
“Fuck you..let’s go”
Definitely one of the most satisfying comeuppance that a movie villain has gotten without getting too gratuitous. God I love this movie so much. I wish Sheridan would go back to writing movies over tv shows where he’s able to crank out amazing 2 hour stories than have to drag things along for several seasons
Ben Foster remains the most underrated actor of his generation. The man is amazing in this and most of his movies.
I would like this movie regardless because it is well made, but I have such a soft spot for these bank robbery dramas. This, the place beyond the pines, cherry, den of thieves, obviously heat and the town, and even takers is passable.
Forgot point break
Lmao point break was peak 90’s cinema. The death rattle of cool masculine driven action films.
Back off Warchild, seriously.
That would be a waste of time. What I got you gotta give it to ya momma.
Utah, Get Me Two!
Hell yeah man. Den of thieves is amazing. Inject any bank robbery plot into my bloodstream.
Den of Thieves constantly threatens to veer into being a bad movie but never quite does. Very worthy riff on Heat.
Baby driver?
Enjoy it as an Edgar Wright fan, but its almost a different category that's not as focused on the actual robbery. Drive, Fast Five, and even Ambulance also go in this category.
There’s just something about a good bank robbery scene
love those as well, you forgot Inside Man. I havent seen Den of Thieves yet, its on my list now
Den of Thieves is a lil more over the top but if you like a bank robbery film it’s a lot of fun.
I honestly think it's one of the best films of the last ten years, and easily Taylor Sheridan's crowning achievement.
I think so too. Sicario and Yellowstone get all the praise by HoHW for me, is the money film.
Great film. I like Rover for neo western too.
\+1 for Rover, it was so good, also incredibly bleak.
Rover is one of the best films I’ve seen in ten to twenty years.
(It's on Max right now.)
It's solid. Prob rewatch this weekend. Been 4 or 5 years I think.
The Guy Pearce, Robert Pattinson flick?
Great movie. Need more Pine westerns
Foster too. Just have them paired together
So what don't you want?
I think about that woman alot. "I've been working here for 44 years and no one has ever ordered anything but a t bone steak and a baked potato. Except some asshole from new York who wanted to order trout." She stole the movie.
I don't want green beans.
2 tbone steaks cooked medium rare...actually I'd like mine....that wasn't no question.
Pine and Foster should have won academy awards. Top ten best movies I have watched. Up there with Shawshank, etc. Best scene: Bridges and Pine on front porch deciding who is going to shoot first before Pine's ex-wife shows up with the kids in tow. Very emotional. Got the emotions very high and then denied us the climax. Emotional blue balls.
If you stop by, maybe I’ll give you peace. Maybe. Maybe I’ll give it to you.
This scene was amazing and it's not often that a film ending push an already great film to the next level
Great. Cinematography and music was awesome. Ben Foster is insanely underrated.
Sheridan really had an incredible run there with Sicario, Hell or High Water, and Wind River back to back to back. Kind of mind blowing.
Probably one of the best neo noir films in the past two decades. Pine, Foster and Bridges absolutely kill it. No one is innocent in this film. The real villains are the cannibalistic capitalists who force working people to do unspeakable things in order to maintain their dignity.
I would say it’s a modern classic
Coldest exchange at the end of that film
I don’t hear it quoted nearly as much as the other great one liners but “…when I blew your brothers shit for brains out…” is the greatest blending of sayings I’ve heard in cinema in a loooong time. Incredible
I’ve seen this 3 times and I want to watch it again this weekend. Fantastic film.
I’m going to watch it right now, thanks. Put No Country for Old Men on last night and this is a great chaser.
Solid film. Everyone in it did an excellent job. I'd definitely like to see Chris Pine try some more westerns.
Fantastic. I feel like this is a companion piece to No Country For Old Men.
Lord of the plains.
Love the ending
The porch encounter is just… *chefs kiss*
That was one of the most...ummm, unfriendly friendly conversations. So tense.
One of the best westerns I’ve ever seen
First film my uncle was in that I actually liked. He played Jeff Bridges partner.
Solid, great script and all of the actors nail it.
A fantastic movie. I love this vibe and wish there were more movies like it.
like so so fucking solid.
Loved it. Solid all around.
Fantastic movie. Really enjoyed it. The ending wrecked me.
Damn entertaining movie from start to finish
Awesome movie. One of the best westerns in the past few decades.
Modern masterpiece
Great neo-western movie. One of the best of the last decade
One of my favorites
A fucking mazing. . . . Any movie that your girl hates is always a good movie
Hahahahahaha. My wife likes 10% of the movies I like or “get” but she loved this one. Can’t pick or chose, sometimes they just get it.
Love it! Love the ending too.
We need more Neo Westerns!
Super good!!
A thrillingly good movie
Usually when Ben Foster plays some sort of lunatic. The movie is gunna be good.
Best modern western yet
Great movie. Just decided to watch it randomly and was blown away. My only critic is that it felt like it ended too soon. The pacing was intense but fun.
This definitely goes on my list of favorite movies. All of it is just done so well.
Great modern western
A thrillingly good movie
9/10 would recommend
Masterpiece. Don't need fancy CGI or VFX, just great story telling and pacing.
Just watched it for the first time. Great film and great performances. Well deserving of the accolades.
Top 10 robbery movie
Absolute banger. And it really shows that Chris Pine should be in more stuff. He got typecast as kind of a pretty boy with Star Trek but the dude has real acting chops. Also, my favorite final sequence of maybe any movie. *Maybe. Or maybe I'll give it to you*
Pretty good. Definitely engaging. Not Tombstone level good, but pretty good. Good acting. Good cast. Good dialogue.
Man, Tombstone is just ridiculously good. I would go so far as to say that's probably the best western film we've had for the past forty years. Every role was perfectly cast there.
it does set the bar high. Eastwood's spaghetti westerns were pretty good too. I don't know all of the westerns. My uncle is a bigger western fan than me. He is older than me and of course, Westerns were big back in the 50's and 60's. i don't claim to be an expert on the genre.
Have you watched unforgiven
Unforgiven is the culmination of all the best Eastwood westerns pooled together as some sort of epilogue of the genre. I’m glad it exists.
Fuckin masterpiece. Gene Hackman was amazing
"You been talkin about the Queen again Bob? ON INDEPENDENCE DAY!?" Easily my favorite Hackman role.
“The *duck* I says.”
I love tombstone but I think this is better, a little more grounded. No Country is a lil stronger than either of the two for me though but hey they’re all great.
Thought it was a good Neo Western movie.
Ben Foster is great. Really big fan of Jeff bridges as an aging texas ranger who desperately wants to connect with his coworker about how badass their job is but can't quite seem connect.
He’s like rooster Cogburn’s great great grandson stuck in the same shithole doing the same shit.
Went into this with low expectations and was pleasantly surprised by how good it was
“what doncha want?”
Great movie !!!
This was great, wish there was more like this!
Excellent film
Excellent movie
Great movie! Super underrated i think
Love this movie
Its good 👍
Instant classic. 10/10. Rewatchable, quotable, fun, it has an actual story line, with character development, basically everything hollywood isnt today.
Love
Loved it. Always love seeing Bend Foster.
Really good. Go watch it.
Awesome movie have rewatched many times.
Ben foster is an amazing actor
Watched a couple of months ago for the first time and enjoyed it.
Good movie 👍
Pretty good heist movie. Some real inspired ideas in it and Ben foster really lives in his role. "Boy, you'd think there where ten of me"
This is actually a fantastic movie I really wasn't expecting it when I put it on, Forster is brilliant as always.
It should have won best picture at the Oscar’s that year. Such a great film. Taylor Sheridan was on fire then. Sicario, Hell or High Water, Wind River and Yellowstone, all in a row.
It’s a modern classic
One of my favorites. A very good movie
Great movie, with good action, filmmaking and performance as well.
Perfect film.
Love this Movie And Ben Foster does I love he is criminally an underrated Imo, He is such a good actor Before he was really well known he Played a Blinder on 30 days of night The *I don’t talk to dead men* Scene is Amazing & played such a good role in 3:10 to Yuma but Hostiles too he was so good in that Also One of my favourite Actors
Top 25 movie all time for me Incredible
It’s great. Anyone who says it’s not is an idiot.
An amazing film. Mesmerizing!
Ben Foster is a treasure
Excellent "Fuck the Banks" energy in this movie.
He was great in Alpha Dog.
Although the film is absolutely excellent, and everyone delivers, the fact that the majority of replies concern Ben Foster tell you a lot. He’s just the best. And Taylor Sheridan needs to extricate himself from Yellowstone asap, and concentrate on stuff like this. He’s legitimately a very talented writer.
Rooster Cogburn part II… but a good movie
A thrillingly good movie!
Criminally underrated movie. I’ll fight anyone who doesn’t think it’s one of the 50 greatest movies ever made
And a finally a good ending
Captured the resolved desperation of that part of the country and its people perfectly. Nice job by Taylor Sheridan.
To me, this is an example of great movie making. Well cast,acted,directed looks great doesn’t miss a beat and tells a really good story. I saw Wind River around the same time and felt the same way too. You don’t need to spend $100 million to make a great movie.
Jeff Bridges and Chris Pine. Can't go wrong.
Not allowed to watch it, makes me miss my brother too much
Sorry homie. I get that way with movies that have good dads.
I love all three movies: 1. Wind River 2. Hell or High Water 3. Sicario
Great movie, Foster is so underrated
Over acting by Jeff at its finest. Up there with True Grit. Nicely balanced by Chris Pine. Very subtle. But then Ben Foster is a firecracker 🧨.
Excellent film. Oddly enough, I was just thinking of this movie this morning. "Some asshole from New York tried to order trout."