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60 of 177 · most liked first🚨attention: sam raimi’s THE QUICK AND THE DEAD is on criterion channel🚨 this movie rules. it is a fantastically fun western about a group of ne’er-do-wells in a shooting contest to the death. it stars a menacing gene hackman, a mysterious sharon stone and a stupidly good-looking russell crowe.
unlabelledView post →As is tradition i got to show my friends a movie marathon for my birthday and it went over really well. I had a great day / night. We watched: Clearcut The Flesh Eaters Cutter's Way The Discarnates The Legend of the Stardust Brothers The Quick And The Dead
unlabelledView post →The Quick and the Dead is currently on Hulu & Disney+ right now, couldn't recommend it more. perfect movie featuring an immaculate Hackman performance.
unlabelledView post →There's a specific...not genre but vibe of movie from the 90s that I just love forever. Under 2 hours. Killer cast. Prolific director. Plot that keeps moving. The kind of flick you'd see on TNT in the middle of the afternoon The Quick and the Dead. Starship Troopers. Tombstone. Hunt for Red October
unlabelledView post →Every "deadly game show/tournament" movie -- Battle Royale, The Quick and the Dead, Squid Game -- asks you to be entertained just like the in-universe spectators. You want an over-the-top villain for Arnold to kill in a cool way, you wanna find out what the next squid game is
unlabelledView post →Upon re-watch, THE QUICK AND THE DEAD (1995) is even BETTER a second time around, and I also have to amend my assessment of Sharon Stone's performance. She is fantastic in this, playing a decidedly different kind of Western anti-hero. The film is much more subversive and deep than I recall.
unlabelledView post →Rest in peace Gene Hackman, Betsy and the dog. I worked on Welcome to Mooseport, his final film. I didn’t meet him but had to redraw the storyboards to give him a glow up in case he saw them. I’d heard on The Quick and the Dead he didn’t like storyboards as he felt they broke his acting flow. RIP
unlabelledView post →When I think of Gene Hackman, I think of my favorite western, The Quick and The Dead. The confidence and cruel charm and bladed reflection, Hackman really elevated the movie and set a gold standard, again, for what a movie's villain can add to a film.
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching #filmsky The Quick And The Dead |1995 Sam Raimi |chronological |6.16 www.imdb.com/title/tt0114214 ·a mysterious gunslinger enters a lawless town where a deadly quick-draw tournament is held. competitors duel for survival and a chance to face the ruthless town boss·
unlabelledView post →Rewatched THE QUICK AND THE DEAD, a western bursting at the seams with Sam Raimi-ness. You can tell he was having the time of his life making this movie. It's got all the Raimi camera moves and pulpy elegance, gives no shits for plausibility. Wildly entertaining.
unlabelledView post →#LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched Spaceballs! Loved this movie since I was a kid. The Sheep Detectives, fun murder mystery comedy. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, this movie was HUGE in my highschool friend group, nostalgia galore. The Quick and the Dead, great cast, seen on TV long ago.
unlabelledView post →“It might sound odd to say this about a man who has never made a PG-rated movie, but Raimi might be the most childlike filmmaker in America.” I located my 1995 review of The Quick and the Dead for @dallasobserver.com: www.dallasobserver.com/film/dead-ba...
unlabelledView post →If I may make a recommendation in memory of Gene Hackman - The Quick and the Dead (1995) - Directed by Sam Raimi Hackman eats this movie alive
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s late night film. THE QUICK AND THE DEAD.
unlabelledView post →Has The Quick and The Dead been adapted into an anime? Solid movie but it’s anime as hell and should’ve been an episodic show instead of a movie.
unlabelledView post →just watched The Quick and the Dead and holy shit. top tier Raimi. immediately one of my favorite ensemble casts in any movie, period. Sharon Stone (leading a Western and killing it!) Gene Hackman Russell Crowe Leo DiCaprio Keith David Lance Henriksen Tobin Bell! the old man from Home Alone! wow!
unlabelledView post →It's #LetterboxdFriday so here's my #LastFourWatched. I gotta recommend The Quick and The Dead, it's incredibly entertaining. Stacked cast and gorgeous to look at. I almost turned it into a Sharon Stone weekend but that would have been too much for my brain. Is Sphere as bad as I remember?
unlabelledView post →THE FRENCH CONNECTION NIGHT MOVES SUPERMAN THE MOVIE THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS UNFORGIVEN MISSISSIPPI BURNING THE BIRDCAGE CRIMSON TIDE THE CONVERSATION THE QUICK AND THE DEAD HOOSIERS THE PACKAGE PRIME CUT UNCOMMON VALOR LUCKY LADY A BRIDGE TOO FAR BONNIE AND CLYDE YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN One of the best.
unlabelledView post →It's almost the end of #LetterboxdFriday and here are my #LastFourWatched Pride and Prejudice 1941, The Sure Thing, Tokyo Godfathers, and The Quick and the Dead
unlabelledView post →RIP Gene Hackman (Pictured: The Quick And The Dead) What an actor. The Conversation, The Royal Tenenbaums, The French Connection, Unforgiven, The Birdcage, Hoosiers, Crimson Tide… and the first film I ever saw him in, Superman. He’ll always be my Lex Luthor. See you in Otisburg, sir. 🫡
unlabelledView post →The kid wanted to watch a "fun western" so we fired up The Quick and the Dead. Great movie and I'd forgotten how much of that was down to Sharon Stone's performance. Incredible presence. We should've gotten a sequel or two.
unlabelledView post →I honestly can't think of a movie with him in it that I dislike. Everything from Superman to Unforgiven, The Quick and the Dead to Mississippi Burning. He was an incredibly talented man.
unlabelledView post →What was the last movie you watched Gene Hackman in before he passed? RIP. Mine was a rewatch of THE QUICK AND THE DEAD.
unlabelledView post →Picking a random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Day #95 "The Quick and the Dead" (Sam Raimi/1995) Awesome Western that Raimi injects with his frenetic energy. Stacked as hell cast and full of excellent, creative gunfight kills. This one is well worth your time!
unlabelledView post →My Top 4 Favorite New-to-Me Films from January 📽: Se7en (‘95) The Wailing (‘16) The Quick and the Dead (‘95) First Blood (‘82)
unlabelledView post →Just watched 'The Quick and the Dead' for the first time. It was great! Wild that I hadn't heard more about it. Sam Raimi's theatrical visual flair really gave the film its own fun flavor, the imagery of Herod's shadow in the final confrontation had me grinning ear-to-ear.
unlabelledView post →There are people on here saying Unforgiven is a superior film to The Quick and the Dead, and look, Unforgiven is very good and I’m not trying to say otherwise, but it isn’t a cowboy anime tournament arc and it loses points for that.
unlabelledView post →I recently re-watched the Quick and the Dead, a superb Sam Raimi western that got middling reviews at the time, and I wondered if the skilled protagonist Gunfighter was a blonde man instead of Sharon Stone, people would have loved the movie a lot more than they did and it would have won awards.
unlabelledView post →5 best Gene Hackman performances: 1. The Conversation 2. The French Connection 3. The Royal Tenenbaums 4. Night Moves 5. The Quick and the Dead (like if his Unforgiven character knew he was in a movie)
unlabelledView post →"The Quick and the Dead" is a fascinating movie because it has a phenomenal cast AND an amazing director, with both elements firing on all cylinders, and yet it still manages to be... just okay?
unlabelledView post →The criminally underrated THE QUICK AND THE DEAD continues tonight and tomorrow. For Perisphere, Courtney Kowalke uncovers Sharon Stone's role in developing the film. www.perisphere.org/2025/12/07/t...
unlabelledView post →I have finally watched every Sam Raimi movie! My rankings are as follows: Spider-Man 2 A Simple Plan Drag Me To Hell The Quick and the Dead Spider-Man Darkman Army of Darkness Evil Dead II Evil Dead The Gift Doctor Strange 2 For Love of the Game Spider-Man 3 Crimewave Oz the Great and Powerful
unlabelledView post →Friday night Movie night Gonna watch The Quick and the Dead Never seen it
unlabelledView post →A few years ago I watched The Quick And The Dead with my teen, and they were immediately taken with the villain of the movie. So we watched a bunch more of his movies: The French Connection, The Conversation, Enemy Of The State. Gene Hackman became their favorite actor. RIP to the GOAT.
unlabelledView post →As I try to find other Western movies to enjoy, I appreciate 'The Quick and the Dead' more and more. It's probably my favorite Western film I've watched period, the more I think about it. Turns out its hard to find films in this genre that actually entertain me personally.
unlabelledView post →Remake? I’m not sure. Sequel is more my thing. I’ve been writing movie sequels since I was a kid. I’ve been writing a nightmare on elm street legacy sequel and I really wanna write a sequel to The Quick and the Dead called The Last of the Living.
unlabelledView post →Bruce has been in every Sam Rami movie except "Drag Me To Hell". And I think the yellow Olds Delta 88 has been in every movie except "The Quick And The Dead"!
unlabelledView post →Last night’s movie: Sam Raimi’s THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. Absolutely frightening performance by Gene Hackman. Sharon Stone channels Eastwood but gives us so much more. And a very young Leonardo DiCaprio. Every frame is perfect. I wish Raimi had made more like this.
unlabelledView post →What’s your favorite Sam Raimi movie? I'm sort of surprised at how easy this decision is. It's The Quick and the Dead.
unlabelledView post →Now that Sam Raimi has a new film out, I would like to recommend three of his lesser known films that are absolutely fucking incredible: The Quick and the Dead (1995), A Simple Plan (1998), and The Gift (2000)
unlabelledView post →The worst film take I ever saw is when Kevin Kruse said he liked The Quick and the Dead except for all the “weird edits, jump cuts, and close ups” or some bullshit like that. I almost committed jihad in Raimi’s name.
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s Film Selection🍿🎥🎬: Sam Raimi’s ultra cool 1995 western “The Quick and the Dead”. I love Raimi’s films. Such a cool style. #TonightsFilmSelection
unlabelledView post →I have had so many arguments about The Quick and the Dead with colleagues who mistakenly and with poor judgement think it's a bad movie, and I've made it my mission to educate every single one of them. It's brilliant and fun as hell.
unlabelledView post →#JulyMovieChallenge Day 11. Duel in a movie The Quick And The Dead (1995) #Moviesky #Filmsky
unlabelledView post →Film 14 of #40before40 The Quick And The Dead
unlabelledView post →Looking for movies where it feels like everyone involved bought in to the film being fantastic before shooting began. Films where all performances could be described as ‘Earnest’ Current list; Paddington 2 The Princess Bride The Quick and the Dead Stardust Renfield Tick Tick Boom
unlabelledView post →I would just like to point out that the reason everyone thought The Quick and the Dead was bad is that it was very, very bad. Tons of A-List actors; a dadaist non-plot; and truly endless amounts of Dutch Angle whip zooms do not a good film make.
unlabelledView post →The Quick and the Dead?!? I'm not alone? Somebody else loves this movie?
unlabelledView post →Third @trylon.org visit in five days for “The Quick and the Dead,” a fantastically fun Sharon Stone movie. I enjoyed every minute of it!
unlabelledView post →Without saying The Departed, fav Leonardo Dicaprio Film? "The Quick and the Dead", then
unlabelledView post →Movie night with wife and kid 3. Celebrating Gene Hackman and my current Weird West hyperfixation with The Quick and the Dead. I think Leo was a toddler in this.
unlabelledView post →From good guy to villain, if Gene Hackman was cast in a movie, it was always worth watching. RIP My Hackman top 8: The Quick and the Dead Unforgiven Mississippi Burning Narrow Margin Heist Runaway Jury Crimson Tide The Birdcage
unlabelledView post →share a GIF from a western you love This shot, my favorite from The Quick and the Dead, is only the second Sam Raimiest shot in the movie. Later there’s a scene with quick cuts between several different dolly zooms, where the camera also rotates so the horizon skews, it’s fucking wild.
unlabelledView post →I’ve never seen THE QUICK AND THE DEAD before but mannnnn this movie kicks ass.
unlabelledView post →two: I love how dialed in Gene Hackman is. one of the most genuine dudes in all of cinema, yet almost always cast as some kind of hard guy, "salt of the earth". A comically bumbling / affable loser film director who can't catch a break? No problem. Same year as CRIMSON TIDE / THE QUICK AND THE DEAD!
unlabelledView post →And it's about damn time! 🌟 The charisma and gravitas that he brings to films is next level. His career is something else, and he's in four of my favorites - THEY LIVE (my favorite John Carpenter film), THE THING, ROAD HOUSE, and THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. What an actor!
unlabelledView post →tonight's movie is The Quick and the Dead Lance Henriksen's black leather suit fit goes hard
unlabelledView post →The most recent Gene Hackman film I rewatched was The Quick and the Dead. to do a Gene Hackman Performance in a movie w 75k dutch angle dolly zooms where your character ends standing w a giant gaping circular hole in the torso thru which u can see daylight is wild. RIP to a real one!
unlabelledView post →Gene Hackman has been in so many good movies, but the one that always comes to mind for me is The Quick and the Dead. I love this movie, and he was a great villain.
unlabelledView post →Now watching The Quick and the Dead (1995) 📽️
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