Guns of Silverado

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  @duelist1954 · 1 year ago · pinned

  Sony Pictures protested to YouTube about my use of clips from the movie, even though I am clearly within the allowed usage under the U.S. Fair Use doctrine. <br> <br>So, YouTube is assigning all my revenue from this video to Sony Pictures. <br> <br>I have YouTube Premium because I got sick of ads, so I can’t tell if YouTube is actually running ads. So, if you see ads on this video, please let me know.

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  @INeverMetAGunIDidntLike · 1 year ago (edited)

  &quot;You idiot, he&apos;s hit everything he&apos;s aimed at!&quot;- One of my favorite scenes from the movie.

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  @MikeJenner-Jones · 1 year ago

  The character of Jake was written especially for Costner as an apology for deleting all his scenes from The Big Chill.

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  @wizardofahhhs759 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Guns to keep in your Chevy Silverado&quot;😄

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  @chrisgibson6960 · 1 year ago

  I have visited the Midnight Star casino in Deadwood. Costner owned it at the time. The top floor restaurant had his clothes from different westerns displayed around the dining area, including his Silverado outfit.

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  @JoseyWales44s · 1 year ago (edited)

  I saw &quot;Silverado&quot; in the theater and loved it, much more so than the other big western that year, &quot;Pale Rider&quot;. Regarding Mal&apos;s &quot;fake Henry&quot;, it must have been there to be noticed, given that a genuine Henry was also featured in the movie. Whether is it was a nod the fake Henry&apos;s of the classic westerns or it was supposed to be a broken down 1866 that Mal would later trade-in for his father&apos;s Henry. If Mal started out with a genuine Henry, the audience would never know the difference when he took his dead father&apos;s rifle. If he started out with a intact 1866 or 1873, it would be foolish to downgrade to his father&apos;s Henry.

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  @rotaman8555 · 1 year ago

  I love Silverado! The opening scene which begins with a fast and furious gunfight and ends with a magnificent orchestral theme is the best of any western ever made. I’ve seen the movie dozens of times and still don’t tire of it. Thanks for this video.

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  @MrKingsley16 · 1 year ago

  Please do more of these. Next, the guns of Quigley Down Under.

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  @wolfpack2723 · 1 year ago

  One of my favorites of all time!

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  @landontruman3632 · 1 year ago

  I was born in &apos;79 so I was young when this movie came out. It was one of me and my dads favorites. Kevin Costner&apos;s character &quot;Jake&quot; was my favorite character for years. I&apos;ve always loved guns and when was very young, I wanted holsters and a pair of ssa&apos;s just like Jake&apos;s. I even named my first dog, a yellow lab, &quot;Jake&quot; I got for my birthday in October 1988. Brings back great memories! In the first part of the movie shown here, I&apos;ve always thought the first shot Emmett takes with his saa right after the bullets come thru the wall was a real looking shot. The actor did a great job simulating recoil. Great video!

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  @TheGunfighter45acp · 1 year ago

  It&apos;s definitely a classic film. &nbsp;Nice guns, too! &nbsp;👍👍

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  @aftershock2222 · 1 year ago

  Please do Pale Rider and Spaghetti Westerns.

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