Unforgiven 1992

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   Will Menaker 2026年8月22日

   “I can assure you, if you did, that the sight of royalty would cause you to dismiss all thoughts of bloodshed and you would stand… how shall I put it? In awe. Now, a president… well I mean…why not shoot a president?” The last Western. Hackman. Eastwood. Freeman. Harris. The coolest part of this movie is when Clint leaves his two kids, ages 9 (?) and 5 (?), alone on their homestead for several weeks to tend pigs while he goes out to kill people.

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   Jamelle Bouie 2026年8月22日

   “It’s a hell of a thing, killing a man. Take away all he’s got and all he’s ever gonna have.” “Yeah, well, I guess they had it coming.” “We all got it coming, kid.”

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   Josh Lewis 2026年8月22日

   The Duke of Death, or “Is that what it was like in the old days?” An older, wearier Clint goes back to the ghostly, self-critical Leone/Seigel cowboy-as-horror-monster vibe of High Plains Drifter and made one of the hardest, saddest films ever about being a guy who deals in torturous mortal wounds and gruesome, vengeful executions/massacres with the same familiar, matter-of-fact naturalism it takes for someone else to ride a bike or pick up the bottle again. (“It’s a hell of a thing.”) Every time I revisit this, I’m blown away by how it casually undercuts almost every conventional moment or avenue a movie like this might make towards treating its genre storytelling with nostalgia and excitement and instead locates a…

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4. C

   comrade_yui 2026年8月22日

   john ford: “whether they were good men or bad, they blazed the trail, they built the rail, they gave us law; we owe them all.” clint eastwood: “civilization is one mausoleum erected atop another, the disinterred hands of corpses stretching off into the distance… an eye for an eye? we don’t want to see what we’ve done or who we are.”

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   Jake Cole 2026年8月22日

   A film about how the “West” as a concept was largely a series of intersecting male insecurities, from penis anxiety to the overwhelming fear of losing a fight. The hero is a man with a past of ruinous, pointless violence who bettered himself only when he separated himself from his old pack and settled down with a woman who showed him another kind of life, and his aged wisdom of the evil of his old ways constantly nags at him when he sinks into old habits. Honestly, more revolutionary a revisionist western than I think an actual liberal could produce today, or at least certainly one less interested in blaring these themes as opposed to teasing them out with subtle elegance.

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   Two Cineasts 2026年8月22日

   “I swore I would never be involved in a picture with this much violence in it. But the more I read it and the more I came to understand the purpose of the film, the more fascinated I became.” (Gene Hackman) BLURRING THE LINES BETWEEN HEROISM AND VILLAINY, “UNFORGIVEN” SHATTERS THE MYTH OF “THE OLD WEST”

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   Sam Van Hallgren 2026年8月22日

   As a movie about America, rivals THE GODFATHER as maybe the best ever. Also like the Godfather, it’s just damn fun to watch. America is far too complex a place for any one story to explain it; but the one UNFORGIVEN tells is a revealing one. William Munny – our hero – is a reformed killer. A killer of women and children whose memory is peopled by the ghosts of his undeserving victims. When we meet up with him, he’s a widower and a failing pig farmer with two kids to care for. When he’s persuaded to dust off his gun, he tells himself it’s because the folks he’ll hunt down “have it coming” – an act of honorable revenge…

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8. S

   SilentDawn 2026年8月22日

   100 4K UHD A lament for the bad men, and the good they thought they did.

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   Ian West 2026年8月22日

   I’ve killed women and children. I’ve killed everything that walks or crawls at one time or another. And I’m here to kill you, Little Bill, for what you done to Ned. Atonement. A study of regret and contemplation. The final western from the man who helped redefined the genre sees him in deconstruction mode and pulverizing it for a modern audience. Trademark scenes drenched in darkness and emotions conveyed via actions. From the moment Will hits the bottle again till the end is some of the most impeccable, timeless storytelling that I’ve ever seen. Monolithic. One of my all timers.

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10. F

    Filipe Furtado 2026年8月22日

    Clint Eastwood started to direct around the time that the western went from being an action genre to be Hollywood auteurs favorite art genre hangout and to some point all his four straightforward westerns are very labored and self-conscious exercises in the same, but he was never that interested in most of the standbys that attracted others, all the genre discussion itself and “America” (outside of Josey Weles) as much as he saw the trappings as ideal to deliver his avenging ghost persona. a man of violence who exist to put the desire of action into place, who is there just to put Old Testament morality into movement (all of Eastwood’s western ghosts are righteous, but monsters all the same).…

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11. M

    mrrpp 2026年8月22日

    Unforgiven Clint Eastwood

12. A

    AlexRaj15 2026年8月22日

    You want a good ol’ country western. This is your jam. Clint Eastwood can play country westerns in his sleep man. The other two fellas were not bad as well.

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13. R

    Rob Fisher 2026年8月22日

    Possibly one of Clint’s best films. Freeman and Hackman are outstanding. The grappling with profound moral issues is poignant and powerfully explored. Stunning film.

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14. M

    Martinelsinger 2026年8月22日

    Sin dudas de lo mejor de Clint Eastwood, no solo como director sino también dando su mejor actuación. Enorme revisión del género e indagación sobre cómo la violencia deja marcas imborrables en las personas.

15. G

    gursoyemre 2026年8月22日

    another banger from clint eastwood!

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    juanjegongora 2026年8月22日

    Tiene todos los ingredientes para haberme encantado, western crepuscular con algunos de mis actores favoritos. Rompe mitos y está correctamente ejecutada, pero me parece un argumento sencillo y poco innovador, el hombre malo pero con moral que por sus hijos y por rescatar a una mujer vuelve a las andadas. Por el camino resulta que los personajes sí son un poco complejos, pero varios giros son esperables. Puede ser también algo lenta. Podría haber sido mucho mejor.

17. B

    bubbles4135 2026年8月22日

    Maybe I need to indulge in old western films before critiquing this one, but it just really wasn’t anything more than an average watch for me. Endless riding scenes and just in general strange pacing that starts to drag a bit. Obviously I can see what it’s trying to do, but I don’t find it exceptional in any way.

18. R

    Ryan White 2026年8月22日

    it’s unrelenting in its depiction of violence as a self-serving tool of the weak. eastwood definitely has a draw towards stoicism, and it really, really works here. definitely putting this on the very small list of westerns i adore

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19. M

    MLawhead 2026年8月22日

    I go back and forth between this and Assassination of Jesse James as my favorite Western. Both are all time great films, but both feel like they’re missing just a small amount to be my favorite ever. Regardless, it’s as good now as it was the first time I saw it.

20. F

    Foontt2 2026年8月22日

    Millor del que esperava, em va tenir atent un bon rato, ritme correcte. Em va agradar que no hi hagues un clar dolent, ja que el sheriff Little Bill nomes volia el millor pel seu poble tot i sobrepassarse en algunes pallises. I per altre costat tenim al prota que ho fa pels seus fills. Pero també hi ha els bandolers que li tallen la cara a les prostitutes. Ns em va agradar prou

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    Peporront 2026年8月22日

    Sin Perdón es muy buena desmontando ciertos mitos del western, pero no es lo suficientemente valiente como para abandonar del todo la estructura de buenos y malos que tanto intenta criticar, ni se atreve a abordar temas como el racismo, todavía muy presente en la sociedad estadounidense posterior a la Guerra Civil (Morgan Freeman está espectacular, pero su personaje resulta poco creíble ante una sociedad tan racista). Algunos personajes secundarios también son bastante predecibles y caricaturescos. En el final no…

22. R

    Robbie Shirley 2026年8月22日

    Think I have a man crush on Clint Eastwood

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    pans0000 2026年8月22日

    A história que começa como matadores por dinheiro e termina com um matador por vingança pelo amigo

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    milo 2026年8月22日

    how many times does clint say yah or i guess

25. K

    Kenny 2026年8月21日

    “get, like, a dozen coffins ready” – Will to himself, probably, not knowing why he thought it

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    Toto05 2026年8月21日

    Es increíble que Morgan Freeman se ve igual que hoy en día.

27. S

    scoobytom 2026年8月21日

    A good western but nothing to really write home about, I think it was a little slow and the dialogue could’ve been better written. I liked how you could tell that Eastwood and Freeman’s characters’ hearts were not really in it anymore but they kind of just needed the money, and ended up doing things in the name of friends / family and justice. It also did a good job of showing how unglamorous the west was back then.

28. L

    La_Cebolllaaa 2026年8月21日

    Clint Eastwood es sin duda el CALLA BOCAS final boss. Osea literalmente le estuvieron hechando en cara durante toda su carrera que el era un cara cartón, el tío va y te hace el mejor western (con el permiso de “hasta que llegó su hora”) que se haya hecho.

29. K

    kovelle 2026年8月21日

    Sisterhood in hooking.

30. N

    Nick Kourtis 2026年8月21日

    A slow burn western directed by the greatest to ever do the genre. Gene Hackman was also a standout here. I loved how there was no true protagonist or antagonist, with all the characters existing in a much more morally grey area.

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31. A

    angietreasure 2026年8月21日

    I refuse to believe they said “hump” that much in 1880. Jokes aside, I’m pretty sure this is my first Clint Eastwood movie and he either couldn’t act by ‘92 or never really had it. Hackman and Harris acting circles around him. Obviously good stuff around the cost of taking lives but Clint, sir. I don’t know.

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32. R

    RockEater123 2026年8月21日

    This a movie that approaches theme extremely well. Unforgiven is entirely focused on deconstructing violence, and the western movie itself. At every action scene, this movie denied me what I wanted to see. There is no epic shootouts here nor dramatic standoffs. Clint Eastwood spends most of the movie groveling in pain or repeating the same old tiresome line about how his wife changed him. All the killings are anti climatic, be it a slow bleed out, an ambush on…

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    xrisoflora 2026年8月21日

    mesma coisa de die hard, um grande clássico do gênero, não tem como dar nota baixa, muito bem feito

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    Tyler D 2026年8月21日

    Clint Eastwood in a western is the exact sort of thing I want to watch while recovering from wisdom teeth removal.

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    Joshua Walters 2026年8月21日

    Clint Eastwood being cold asf as per. Very good story & acting with amazing visuals.

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    LargeDawg 2026年8月21日

    “Well he should have armed himself” I say to the newly widowed woman who’s husband cut me off in traffic

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    Kristof Ermens 2026年8月21日

    Raar genoeg dacht ik dat deze film ergens in de jaren ’00 was gemaakt omdat ik me dat meende te herinneren en het paste in het gegeven dat Clint Eastwood een oude cowboy speelt die op zijn oude dag zijn leven gebetert heeft. De film is dus een pak ouder. Eastwood speelt en regisseert en doet beide goed. Hij maakt een transformatie met het karakter van outlaw op rust naar het hoofdpersonage in de finale shootout. Ik meende me nog…

38. G

    GrantButler 2026年8月21日

    A contender for the greatest western ever made.

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39. S

    steveryan 2026年8月21日

    Probably the best movie I’ve ever seen. Certainly my top 1.

40. D

    Dylan Rogers 💥🔫 2026年8月21日

    Sometimes when you sit down and start watching a movie, you can tell it’s going to be special, I remember that being the case for this Movie everyday No.78

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    Osvaldo Dairoby 2026年8月21日

    Clint una bestia del cine Wéstern película para ver si o si alguna ves

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    pbrophy6 2026年8月21日

    can’t believe they did my boy ned like that

43. A

    Apersonwithwifi 2026年8月21日

    Yeah this is a fucking masterpiece, better than the good the bad and the ugly in my opinion. This movie has it all, character arcs, development, depth, cinematography, pacing, acting, like the part when we find out Ned died? Heartbreaking, five minutes later everyone died you feel nothing but sheer satisfaction. I like that every character is morally grey, I thought it allowed me to watch without any personal bias and it just makes the film a more satisfying watch.…

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44. G

    Giacomo Ladas 2026年8月21日

    As good as it gets

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    mandwhich 2026年8月21日

    A perfect goodbye to the western genre.

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    zyxon 2026年8月21日

    ig this had lot of unnecessary scenes. my first thought was i would expect an intense action and brutality but it turned out nothing to see. the peak final scene-killing Bill was shown so fuckin short im so mad for that lmao he deserved more! overall, i still could enjoy this movie!🍿😭 satu cowo brengsek = satu tembakan.

47. G

    george cloony 2026年8月21日

    hmmm

48. A

    alvarodrc11 2026年8月21日

    No tenia ninguna fe en que me gustaran los westerns la verdad, pero 10/10

49. B

    Bvnggez 2026年8月21日

    A brutal deconstruction of the entire Western genre. It strips away all romanticism, violence is ugly, gunfighter legends are fabricated lies, and “justice” under Little Bill is just cruelty in disguise. Jaimz Woolvett kills it as the Schofield Kid facing the traumatic reality of taking a life, while Munny proves some pasts can never be erased.

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    13beersl8r 2026年8月21日

    When Clint Eastwood shuffles off this mortal coil, the American Western dies with him.

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    Icey 2026年8月21日

    “Deserves got nothing to do with it”

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    Squash14 2026年8月21日

    Fascinating study of mythologized violence and how it breaks down not just those the myths are about, but also especially those who choose to believe the myths. Great movie.

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    LarryLov3stein_ 2026年8月21日

    I think this movie works so well because it’s a rejection of the tropes that made the western movies of earlier years so popular. It’s slow and scenic and lacks a true hero, every evil deed begets another, be it one of ego, revenge or monetary gain and ends ultimately with our protagonist returning to the life he swore to leave behind. Not as a hero, but as another person simply performing an evil deed.

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54. B

    benand86 2026年8月21日

    My wife hated this movie

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55. K

    kkessler 2026年8月20日

    Best killing of a genre I’ve ever seen

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56. C

    ChazmanianDevil 2026年8月20日

    An unparalleled advert for whiskey

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    JisFilming80 2026年8月20日

    Wow. Absolutely brilliant. I think enough has been said about this as a complex deconstruction of the “Western” myth, a showcase of what these men and the time period may have really been like. Not like how mainstream Hollowood did it. I do think there are likely a lot of mainstream stories, on coming to mind being the new God of War series that take heavy inspiration from this. The concept of a man trying to do right and moving…

58. A

    Adam 2026年8月19日

    a film i found more interesting than entertaining, what it has to say about westerns / america in general / historical truth is very compelling amidst the violence

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    jgblaine 2026年8月19日

    “Deserved gots nothing to do with it”, really still holds up well

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    Walter754520 2026年8月17日

    GREAT western

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    Nova Powers 2026年7月5日

    Qué obra tan colosal. Desmonta el mito de los pistoleros sin piedad pero con una elegancia visual increíble. No hay buenos ni malos, solo tipos rotos intentando sobrevivir a su propio pasado. El ritmo es magistral y ese final es historia del cine.

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    MovieBuff030 2026年6月30日

    Clint Eastwood as William Munny was riding the horse from the Tristar Pictures logo in this movie. Lmao!

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    Webio 2025年9月13日

    I would definitely appreciate this a lot more if I have lived through the evolution of westerns, unfortunately that isn’t the case so instead I just find this difficult to sit through owing to its slow-burn nature. Gene Hackman’s phenomenal command of his character is honestly the only thing keeping this film alive.