Unforgiven (1992) (4K Ultra HD) [4K UHD]

Clint Eastwood’s Unforgiven (1992) is more than just a revisionist Western—it’s a meditation on violence, redemption, and the myths we tell ourselves about both. The acting is absolutely incredible across the board, but Gene Hackman’s performance as Little Bill Daggett is on another level. His presence is both commanding and terrifying, and the jailhouse scene with the English assassin (Richard Harris) and the writer is chilling—an engrossing masterclass in control and menace. With Hackman’s recent passing, revisiting his work only reinforces just how legendary his career truly was.Morgan Freeman delivers a phenomenal supporting performance, and one moment in particular stands out. During the shootout, with nothing but his eyes, he conveys the haunting realization that this once-feared killer can no longer bring himself to take a life. It’s an understated but powerful piece of acting—chef’s kiss.Then there’s Eastwood himself. At the start, he’s like a distant storm cloud—present but unthreatening. But by the climax, he transforms into something unstoppable, a force of nature beyond the grasp of heaven or hell. I can’t help but wonder how much more impactful Unforgiven would have been had I first watched Eastwood’s earlier Westerns. With that context, would William Munny feel like the same lone gunfighter from his prime, now broken by time and regret? Would his quiet, defeated presence at the beginning feel even heavier, knowing what he once was? Either way, by the end, there’s no mistaking what he’s become.Unforgiven strips away the romanticism of the Western and leaves us with something raw, brutal, and deeply human. It’s an unforgettable film, and I’m glad I finally checked it off my watchlist.

One of my all time favorite westerns. Clint Eastwood and Gene Hackman. Doesn’t get any better!

This was a replacement for a disc that failed to play after many years. I had to have another one. It's that good. One of the best westerns of all time. Won Oscar for Beat Picture in 1992 or maybe 1991.

One of Eastwood greats.

After receiving my order of unforgiven starring Clint Eastwood on 4k keeped bluray copy.because the 4k copy when watching it was too dark on some scenes an not too clear but the bluray copy was better looking then the 4k copy.picture an sound was better than 4k version.don't know why.i suggest it would be better to own unforgiven on bluray instead of 4k.unless you can get a better 4k version for more money.

a classic movie,with Lee Van Cleef,the king of western film outlaws, at his best

Well done Clint Eastwood film. The story keeps moving throughout and involves the viewer from beginning to end. Great cast, videography is very good as well. If you're a Clint fan, you'll enjoy this movie. No special effects or CGI - just a fine, Eastwood movie.

Tense scenes. The writer hands a gun to English Bob in the jail cell to shoot the sheriff.Clint enters the bar for the second time.Touching when the Scofield kids tastes killing with his conscience.And when Munny hears what they did to his friend Ned.Best actor in this is Gene Hackman.