Paul Newman - HOMBRE (1967) Scene | Before You Leave, Put the Money on The Bar | Westerns

"put the money on the bar before you leave" - high points in the movie Hombre.

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[ralphgreenjr.]

Neuman's character was a proud, honorable, man of his word, and fiercely brave. Neuman's portrayal was epic!

[eddie]

A truly brilliant Western. Top notch direction and acting.

[josesanchez-oszr]

Possibly the most underrated western in history. It rarely appears in the rankings of the best, where others that are much inferior from all points of view do appear. Great novel by Elmore Leonard.

[michaelmutphy]

Never been a Paul Newman fan but this movie was very good.

[davidlitchke]

Good movie. I've seen it a number of times.

[mdzepina]

Hombre is the best western I've ever seen, for sure not one of the most popular one for a bigger audience. Brilliant work by Martin Ritt like a director and all other actors. At least by me, the deepest Western from the philosophical point of view. Ambient-wise only the Chato's land can compare to this one.

[gils]

Nice collage to a truly great movie. Thank you.

[jeffreyrobinson]

Never could imagine Newman playing the strong, silent type till I saw him in this. A great actor.

[reynoldgibbings]

Star studded cast, American western classic.

[martinprice]

They dont make films like this anymore.

[dave-d-grunt]

This is one of Newman’s best. Good acting, good story line. Great cast.

[stevemuldoon]

I didn't know it was Elmore Leonard. Great writer, great actors, great movie.

[joetoyota]

John Russell's actions weren't meant to impress. They were meant to just take care of business. I liked when he put that coin from the bar, back in his friends pocket. Showed a positive moral character.

[Grendel]

One of my favorite lines in all movies - Boone gets hte drop on Newman at the end and asks, "Well, now. Just what do you think hell is gonna look like?"

[tomb.]

Great movie.... Paul Newman was actually just as cool in Hombre, as he was in Cool Hand Luke!

[JunkTiger-jsjh]

We are all Hombre at some point in our life !!

[roadrunner]

" I got a question for you."
"how are you going to get down that hill?"

[johnpendarvis]

This film would never be allowed in todays' ridiculous cancel culture.

[luigiderossi]

Ho rivisto il film, credo 5/6 volte. Gran bel film.

[NESig]

Truly a great film but it's so sad! Like the movie "The Sand Pebbles" (Steve McQueen/Candace Bergen), it's a magnificent piece of film making on all counts, but they're both such sad stories.