why the outlaw Josey Wales is the best civil war movie
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No, Buster Keatonn’s **The General** is the best civil war movie.
Gettysburg
No it’s Captain America 3
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly also had a fair portion of it deal with the Civil War.
***From a Southern perspective.*** You left out probably the most important bit of context in the video title.
While I think he definitely views the confederacy with slightly rose tinted glasses in this movie, I did appreciate the portrayal of the Union man as rapacious war criminals because this is simply what war is, irrespective of which side has the better moral claim. When the troops roll into a war zone they all behave the same within certain parameters
It contains some Civil War stuff, but it’s not a “Civil War movie” by any means. The war ends like 10 minutes into the movie and then it’s very much a western.
Also, is this dude a legit confederate apologist?
Hell, as someone else pointed out, The Good The Bad and The Ugly revolves WAY more around the Civil War, and actually takes place during it.
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is also a movie not about the civil war but in which it serves as a backdrop.
Nevertheless, Josey Wales is a great movie
Both Josey Wales and Gods and Generals are incredible movies. I also love very much the depiction of the
Secession War in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, the movie doesn’t pick sides, it just shows us the tragic
reality of a fratricide war.
It’s more about the Reconstruction Era.
Is the best movie*
Fun fact: the outlaw Joesy Wales is based off a book by the same name written by Forrest Carter. Forrest Carter wasn’t a real person however in reality it was Just the pen name for Asa Carter who was a famous KKK leader and speech writer for the over the top racist governor George Wallace who’s most infamous speech “Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever” was also written by Carter. At the time the movie came out none of this was know but once it did come out it was quite the scandal which is why Eastwood didn’t come back for the sequel and why it’s budget was almost nothing even though the first one was a hit.
Glory
I’m partial to Cold Mountain for my favorite Civil War Movie from the Southern Perspective. Gone With the Wind is also pretty good.
Lies. Its Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter
Don’t need to persuade me
Dying ain’t a living, boy
Jean Claude Van Damme’s “[Time Cop” was by far the best civil war movie ever.](https://youtu.be/WowT4Cumgc8)
I got the gold right here pa….
I got 2 secs into that video before bailing because of that voice.
What about the episode of Star Trek Voyager when the Q have a civil war?
Endeavor to persevere
I love this movie but hate how he spits on the dog.
Chief Dan George is awesome in this movie
Gods and Generals was poorly directed or something. Robert Duval fit the role ok, and there was a moment where Stephen Lang seemed to channel Jackson during his meeting with RE Lee a night or so before Jackson was shot. Many actors seemed very uncomfortable and wooden and Chamberlain’s speech at Fredericksburg…{cringe}. Way under par compared to Gettysburg and even that one had its issues.