Deliverance (9/9) Movie CLIP - Don't Come Back Here (1972) HD

I saw the clean version of this movie on TV. That was enough for me. Right before an episode of Jerry Springer's "my boyfriend got my mom pregnant".

at the beginning of the movie, a third man with a shotgun gets into the truck with the Griner brothers. You never see his face, the camera zooms in on his hands gripping the gun

An incredible film about modern hubris. These guys were so certain they could tame that river. But the sheriff knew better: "Don't ever come back here again."

No worries on that, bud.

I was a deputy sheriff for over 30 years. Mr. Dickey played it right down the line.

Did he roll up that window manually?! 🤣

Been forever since I first, and last, saw this film.

What happened to Burt Reynolds charscter?🤔

Movie is very realistic...you can believe it could all happen

now they grow weed in those areas

"Dont ever do nothing like this again". Roflmao. Im pretty sure they wont.

I floated that river and camped where they camped. I’m glad the water was low.

I see the sheriff on the thumbnail with the words: "don't come back here" and just below Dora the Explorer with her friend boots in the forest XD

The sheriff here reminds me a little of jake busey in the hitcher 2
the plan of this scene reminds me of Oliver Stone's directing style in Natural Born Killer

Wasn't the sherrif the actual writer of Deliverance?

Not "he'll probably come in drunk" but "he'll come in drunk probably".

the crickets in the background...that old V-8 firing up. lots going on here.

"you don't know nuthin..." 😁

To see him walk to his car without being sore

According to Burt in his biography, Dickey was a total a-whole so they threw him off the set and only invited him back at the end to play this scene.

This movie doesn't get near the credit it deserves. It is truly an american classic.

This movie shows the hypocrisy of privileged people. They look down on hillbillies yet they are the ones creating mischief and acting like fools.

If America had towns like this in 2023 the crime rate would be better.

I never understood how they were going to explain to everyone back home what happened to Drew. I’ve never read the book.

Bend over and squeal like a Pig 🐖 !!!!

A true horror story.

The sherriff was James Dickey, major poet.

Still smiling after being assed

The sheriff was cast very well and nailed this part. His expression and tone says it all

The Sheriff knows that the men they killed were pure evil. He has to do his job but he also knows the good deed they did

these boys is lying.

How wild is it to see James Dickey just roll into a part like that, not being an actor. He was clearly so close to the characters, he didn't need acting experience. He knew it.

He needs to say that to Danny Dillard after he holds us in unexpected captivity.After breaking out the acoustic,serenading us ...no forewarning.Just springs it on you .

I love the intensity of the stare down between the sheriff and Jon Voigt here. I think this scene is the most intense in a very intense movie.

Dickey's novella is unforgettable.

no words at how bad voight was in this, and how good the others were. Cardboard comes to mind.

Dickey is the definition of menacing. What an all-world talent

Most people are too afraid of offending people or afraid of how it would look if they ran away. They should of ran for the canoe as soon as they saw those men in the woods.

Hank shrader is pretty scary here! 😂

Ed's transformation.

Wit until they turn this into a Netflix series

You ain't gotta tell me twice, sheriff.

I love this scene. After all the searching, drama and accusations, the sheriff quietly and casually just walks up to him and asks him a simple question. “How did you end up with 4 life jackets?”. You could see he was looking right into Ed’s eyes to see if he was shaken. Ed answers with conviction and the sheriff has nowhere left to go, except to warn him not to come back.

Today Commemorates James Dickey's 100th Birthday <3

Is that Hank shrader? LOL

Country joe & the wish.We'll be lucky to get outa town.

Dickey is amazing in this scene.

Extra judicial killing and people taking law into their own hands is just part of life in that region, especially 50 years ago. Probably isn't the first "disappearance" this sherriff has turned a blind eye towards.

Why did the sheriff have a right hand drive car? Lol

i just recently watched this movie, i don't know why i expected something different, like the hills have eyes, i'm so glad i was wrong, this movie is a god damn masterpiece, grounded af

I saw this movie as a kid in Iran on VCR that is ; and i fell in love with that Burt Reynld dude,that crush was one of the reasons i later moved 2 USA Hollywood;ca--