Ride With The Devil

[Southern Presbyterian]

Has anyone beside me ever seen this movie?

Ride With The Devil

 

[Blueridge Believer]

I think I've watched it about 10 times. No kidding.

 

[Southern Presbyterian]

I think I've watched it about 10 times. No kidding.

I'm not sure of the exact count for me, but I feel sure it's somewhere around 30 - 35 times.

 

[Blueridge Believer]

I thought you'd be a fan of this.

 

[Southern Presbyterian]

I thought you'd be a fan of this.

You know me, brother, I'm "as true a son of the South as ever there was."

 

[Blueridge Believer]

My favorite part is where they're hiding out at the farm and the man of the home, who travelled into Kansas a bit on business, told them 'when he saw them build that school he knew it was trouble'.

 

[Southern Presbyterian]

My favorite part is where they're hiding out at the farm and the man of the home, who travelled into Kansas a bit on business, told them 'when he saw them build that school he knew it was trouble'.

Yep! mine too. Not many who watch it get the point that is being made there. I also wonder if the makers of the movie realize how much truth is in that statement?

My other two favorite parts are where Jake is telling Jack Bull the good of losing his finger and the scene when they are in the restaurant in Lawrence and Jake and Pitt have words. Those are just three among many "favorite" scenes.

 

[Kevin]

I loved it.

 

[Blueridge Believer]

I loved it.

You're a radical as well.

 

[Richard King]

I loved it so much I bought the DVD.

I thought the performance of Jonathan Rhys Meyer was incredible.

 

[Pergamum]

Nubbin' finger Jake!


My relatives are from southern Missouri. My grandpa lives near a tree where Quantrill hung a "Union Sympathizer." It was very vicious in the Ozarks during the war.

 

[Stephen]

Ok, you all convinced me. I need to see it. I am a yankee by birth, living in Canada but have always had an affinity toward the south. I sometimes wonder how different things would be if the south had won the civil war. :cheers

 

[Southern Presbyterian]

Nubbin' finger Jake!

"Bad meat, fairly well rotted to a glob."

 

[SouthernHero]

One of my favorites. LOVE this film. Too bad that Hollywood can't put out more of this, and less of say, Dream Girls.

 

[Southern Presbyterian]

Have any of you gents saying a word about this movie in our Movie Reviews - The PuritanBoard section?

Done.