The Undefeated | WESTERN MOVIE | John Wayne | HD 1080p | Full Length Classic Western Film
Free Western Movie, Full Length Cowboy Film, English: The Undefeated is a 1969 American Western and Civil War era film …
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"Harmony in Every Heartbeat
John Wayne’s one of the greatest artists in the world and cinema history and he is my favourite artist and he is Iranian people’s favourite artist gods blesses his soul ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love his movie's, but watching this again as an adult there's so many funny things about it, like towards the end the French soldiers lining up with swords and several of John's guys getting shot when none of the french had gun's 🤣🤣🤣
Royal Dano appeared as a confederate officer at the beginning of a great film, who refused to concede defeat after Lee surrendered.People like that are FANATICS (who continued to get their men killed ) , they couldn't countenance the fact that they lost.IN some remote parts of the South , such fanatics still exist.
The pick up truck in the background at the end always makes me laugh. ( 1:56:58 )
60 years old now and still enjoy all my westerns
Why would an army that’s downsizing from a long war need to buy more horses? If anything the post-Appomatox Army was flush with excess war horses. The plot’s a bit thin.
Im 41 JW is still the man
I’m here for Antonio Aguilar
I watch these films now because they remind me of my dad lol
Well, they were the best-dressed Confederate soldiers in the Civil War. 😊
That was Roman Gabriel who played Blue boy..
Horse Calvary should never charge a fortified infantry position. Only when infantry is exposed and unsupported, or surprised, or in retreat.
Great
Nice to see a movie where the Native Americans are portrayed well.
The cat was the real star.
最初に出て来た、片腕の南軍の人は、グレゴリー・ペック？
聞き間違いかもしれませんが、解説で聞いた事があるような？
It’s funny how John Wayne literally in all his westerns handles issues over some whiskey. I believe more issues could come to an end and friendships formed this way
41 yo and while not as versed as others with all of his films, John Wayne and others of his peerage are the hallmarks of cinema to me. The golden age of film we so desperately need a return to.
I'm watching 👀 now , here in Chiang Mai Thailand 🇹🇭
6 7 2024
First saw this when I was a kid. I think it was on in the afternoon one time when had, ehem, a "tummy bug" (I skived off). I remember being captivated in my lonely pain (the house was wonderfully empty – apart from our shouty dog and lugubrious old cat).
I haven't seen it for what must be 35 years (at least!). I'm still captivated. What a superb story and perfectly paced movie.
Why "John Henry"?
Pelosi can't tell the truth ir she'll melt.
Who's watching 2024
I keep coming back to this scene because it's incomprehensible:
• Why do the Confederate soldiers so readily honor the flag of truce after losing so many men in a pitched battle?
• Why does the major offer to shake hands with the enemy commander?
• How can there be such strict adherence to a code of honor amid such implacable hostilities?
Can’t believe Rock Hudson can walk as good as he does since he got his ass pounded all his life!
History lesson on the wisdom ofthe 2nd Amendment.
Roman Gabriel, Los AngelesRams. Merlin Olsen, Los Angeles Rams. Back when California had a Republican governer.
John Wayne had bad political views, bust was a great actor.
Gostaria de assistir este filme em português
I was born in 1992 good ol John Wayne films are a nice escape from the LGBQ123xyz modern world bullshit.
Supimpa joia grato 😎
My dad was an extra in "The Big Trail" which was mostly filmed in Teton County, Wyoming. This was John Wayne's breakout film in 1939. Dad took me to all the John Wayne movies until he died in 1972. One of many fond memories of a dad who a cowboy himself; a man's man. Dad raised me to be respectful of others, and he didn't tolerate loudmouths.