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Unforgiven (1992) Movie Reaction - Is This Clint Eastwood’s Best Performance? - First Time Watching

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Welcome to our first time watching Unforgiven (1992)! Join us as we react to this legendary Clint Eastwood western and experience William Munny’s dark return to his violent past for the very first time. Between the tense standoffs, brutal consequences, incredible performances from Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman, and Gene Hackman, and that unforgettable final stretch, this movie completely pulled us in. Come experience all the tension, shocks, and powerful moments with us in our Unforgiven movie reaction and review!

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20 Comments

@danielschommer7211 3 weeks ago

"He should have armed himself if he's gonna decorate his saloon with my friend"....one of the greatest lines in any movie ever.

@mithroch 3 weeks ago

It's hilarious that you two think Clint looks younger in this movie. Most of us thought, "Jeez, Clint is getting old" when we saw it for the first time.

@JeremiahConnor 3 weeks ago

@16:25 “He looks like a Slytherin,” is hilarious…that same actor played in the first Harry Potter movie as none other than Dumbledore who happens to be one of the most famous Gryffindors of all time.

@BudhagRizzo 3 weeks ago

Somebody else suggested it, but "The Outlaw Josey Wales" is a definite Clint Eastwood must.

@williambryan3346 3 weeks ago (edited)

There’s a fan theory about this movie that I like. After William Munny moved to San Francisco, he changed his and his kids’ last name to “Callahan”. His grandson, Harold Francis Callahan, joined the San Francisco Police Department and became an Inspector known as “Dirty Harry”. 😁

@Stoney_Snark 3 weeks ago

My favorite Clint movie. But another one that’s arguably his best is “The Outlaw Josey Wales”. It’s amazing and not quite so dire. Another great Perfect Mix reaction!!

@Deke_HFX 3 weeks ago

I'm always left impressed by the actor playing The Kid. All his scenes are with legends and never once did he seem like a less talented actor. Poor actors are usually exposed badly when put into scenes with great ones, and with the way Eastwood directs you get one take to get it right, and this guy nailed it every time.

@donaldwhite9291 3 weeks ago

Based on how much you like Eastwood's story telling and his Westerns, you definitely, positively should not sleep on "The Outlaw Josey Wales" (1976).

@PaulDrake-u7m 3 weeks ago (edited)

You might like to try Pale Rider for more Clint Eastwood. Also The Outlaw Josey Wales.

@RoadHammer1972 3 weeks ago

My favorite line that I repeat all the time: “deserves got nothing to do with it!”

@renzero9206 3 weeks ago

For early Clint films, Dirty Harry is one of his most famous, non-western, roles.

@DrVonChilla 3 weeks ago

"Any man don't wanna get killed better clear on out the back".....

Clint Eastwood's MASTERPIECE

@Darkstar72SR 3 weeks ago

I can’t believe you guys left the part out where Munny is being told about Ned being dead and he takes a sip of whiskey. That was a very poignant shot because.Munny how do you spell the rest of the movie talking about how his wife had cured him of drinking. And the only thing that would make him take a sip of whiskey again was the death of his longtime friend.

@kehdepermit 3 weeks ago

You can't lose with any Clint Eastwood film. If you want to see what made him a star, The Dollars Trilogy in order.

@TomTomson81 3 weeks ago

With Clint there are no second takes. It is taken the way the actors do it the first time. There are no accidents. Unforeseen things that happen, happen and stay.

@HenryM912 3 weeks ago

William leaving the town in the rain looks soo ominous

"...And I looked, and behold a pale horse, and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him"