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I was watching the PBS documentary We Shall Remain and this memory from my childhood came to mind. It's my favorite scene in any Clint Eastwood movie ever.
I think I first saw this movie when I was 10 or 11 - and I was expecting Clint to ride up and lay waste to these Commanche the same way he pretty much killed anything else that messed with him or his people. But the movie isn't about that - although there is a crazy amount of violence in the movie up until this point. It's about trying Clint's charater Josey desperately trying to rebuild a life and get back in touch with/relate to other humans after his own humanity had been burned out of him.
The Outlaw Josey Wales - Meeting Ten Bears
I think I first saw this movie when I was 10 or 11 - and I was expecting Clint to ride up and lay waste to these Commanche the same way he pretty much killed anything else that messed with him or his people. But the movie isn't about that - although there is a crazy amount of violence in the movie up until this point. It's about trying Clint's charater Josey desperately trying to rebuild a life and get back in touch with/relate to other humans after his own humanity had been burned out of him.
The Outlaw Josey Wales - Meeting Ten Bears
