1978 / 8,6 / 10 / / Rating: 298850 Votes / directed by: Michael Cimino / Story: Michael, Nick, and Steven are three buddies from the steel mill town of Clairton, Penn.They work together, hang out in a local bar and enjoying weekends deer hunting Ina a larger group with three other friends. But their placid life is soon to be changed after the three buddies enlist in the airborne infantry to go to Vietnam. So they all celebrate a goodbye at Steven's wedding and they leave for Vietnam. They are captured by the enemy and forced to play games of Russian Roulette to amuse their guards. They escape and Mike returns home to find Nick has stayed in Vietnam and Steven is handicapped after losing his legs and the use of one arm after the escape. Mike finds that deer hunting has changed for him after Vietnam and he returns to Vietnam during the fall to attempt to rescue Nick

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The intent of the H.264/AVC project was to create a standard capable of providing good video quality at substantially lower bit rates than previous standards. I went into The Deer Hunter expecting it to be another war movie but left very shocked. The Deer Hunter starts off very slowly in America and follows the three main characters Mike, Steve and Nick. A large portion of the movie is spent outside of Vietnam and is used to develop the three characters which the audience soon grows attached to. The majority of said development takes place during Steve's wedding and a hunting expedition. A major part of the development of their characters is used to point out their character flaws. Steve's flaw is the most obvious and can be seen during the wedding sequence. Steve marries a pregnant woman and admits to his friends that the child is not his. While it may not appear like much, in the context of The Deer Hunter, Steve's naiveté will prove to be a weakness during war. Nick's also exhibits his character flaw during the wedding when he proposes to his girlfriend. By showing the audience Nick's compassion, it is implied that he will have other things on his mind which could get him killed. Mike appears to be the only character without a major flaw. He is independent, which can be seen in his interactions with his friends during the deer hunt. He appears to hold enough responsibility which foreshadows his success in Vietnam. Due to their traits one can assume that Steve and Nick will suffer from some sort of physical or emotional pain during the movie. Unfortunately, this foreshadowing proves to be true. Steve suffers from a crippling injury which leaves him restricted to a wheelchair. Nick suffers from a psychological injury which is a result of playing Russian roulette in a POW camp. It is clear that it troubles Mike to see his best friends suffer and the director does a good job of making the audience feel the same way. The long and tedious opening scenes initially appear redundant but it is not until the end of the film that the audience appreciates the strong development of the three characters that occurs during this time. If The Deer Hunter had not spent as much time on the character development, Nick's death would not have shocked me as much as it did.

Top Rated Movies #179 | Won 5 Oscars. Another 17 wins & 26 nominations. See more awards » Edit Storyline Michael, Steven and Nicky are 3 best friends who enjoy going Deer hunting quote often. These men get enlisted to head to Vietnam to fight for their country and celebrate with a farewell party, as well as Nicky marrying a pregnant woman named "Angela. " After the horrors during the war and edge-grabbing games of Russian Roulette that these men are forced to play, Michael returns home and realizes that his Deer hunting outings aren't the same as rhey used to be, because of the war and he eventually finds out that Steven is handicapped and Nicky hasn't returned from Vietnam, and in response, he heads back to Vietnam to rescue him. Plot Summary Plot Synopsis Taglines: Best Picture 1978 See more » Did You Know? Trivia Robert De Niro and Meryl Streep starred in Falling in Love (1984). See more » Goofs Steve and Nick, while depicted as assigned to 101st Airborne Division, they were shown wearing Marine's M1955 flak vest with a rope ridge on the shoulder. See more » Quotes [ first lines] Michael: Hey, watch out, Axel. We'll be calling him old fireballs after tonight. Axel: Fuckin' A. Not bad. Crazy Credits We gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of our Thai crew in the production of "The Deer Hunter" See more » Alternate Versions The Region 2 Spain DVD is cut for violence. See more » Connections Referenced in The Oscars (2017) Soundtracks Midnight Train to Georgia (1973) (uncredited) Written by Jim Weatherly Performed by Gladys Knight & The Pips See more » Frequently Asked Questions See more » Details Release Date: 23 February 1979 (USA) Also Known As: The Man Who Came to Play Box Office Budget: $15, 000, 000 (estimated) Cumulative Worldwide Gross: $49, 074, 243 See more on IMDbPro » Company Credits Technical Specs See full technical specs ».

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Pictured, Thomas Alexander Yellville, Arkansas deer hunter. Pictured, Thomas Alexander Yellville, Arkansas deer hunter. Thomas Alexander Yellville, Arkansas man killed after deer hunter gored to death by buck after checked if the wild animal was dead after shooting him. Perhaps karma does exist after all? A deer hunter has died after the buck he shot attacked him when he went to check whether the animal was dead. Thomas Alexander, 66, died on Tuesday near Yelleville, Arkansas after shooting the buck with a muzzleloading rifle, officials said. As he approached it the deer gouged him with its antlers. ‘I’ve worked for the Game and Fish Commission for 20 years, and it’s one of the stranger things that’s happened, ’ agency spokesman Keith Stephens told KYTV. Alexander was approaching the fallen buck when the animal got up and attacked him. ‘I don’t know how long he left it there, but he went up to check it to make sure it was dead. And evidently it wasn’t, ’ Stephens said. ‘It got back up, and he had several puncture wounds on his body, ’ he said. Alexander was able to contact family members, who called for an ambulance, only to fatally succumb to his injuries shortly after at hospital. Officials say that it isn’t clear whether Alexander died of the injuries inflicted by the deer, or a medical emergency like a heart attack. ‘It’s my understanding there’s not going to be an autopsy, so we may never know what actually happened, ’ Stephens said. Pictured, Thomas Alexander Yellville, AR deer hunter Arkansas deer hunter remembered as buck is thought to have escaped with his life: Stephens said that all hunters are urged to watch a fallen deer for 30 minutes to see whether the animal moves before approaching. He said that it wasn’t clear how long Alexander waited to approach the deer and whether the hunter exercised proper precautions. Friends and family remembered Alexander as beloved grandfather and avid outdoorsman. ‘My heart is broken as this world has lost a very beautiful man, ’ friend Kim Killingsworth wrote in an online tribute. ‘I did have a great opportunity to hunt and fish with Tom a couple of times and enjoyed hunting on his property several times. He was a kind and sweet man and I know he was a wonderful father and grandfather. ’ While hunting is legal in designated areas at various times, general antipathy towards hunters continues to exist as the ‘ outdoor sport’ often fosters emotional reactions. The deer’s whereabouts is unknown or whether the wild animal survived the hunting attack on its life.

One of the earliest attempts by Hollywood to process the traumatic memories of the Vietnam war was The Deer Hunter, directed by Michael Cimino in 1978. It focuses on a group of Pennsylvania steel-workers, some of whom are going off to fight just days after one of their number has got married. It’s the wedding of Steven (John Savage) that dominates the first third of the movie. His pals include the intense Nicky (Christopher Walken), who is enjoying a tentative romance with Linda (Meryl Streep); the insecure Stan (John Cazale); and the unofficial leader of the group, Michael (Robert De Niro), a clipped and practical man who is never more fully alive than when he is hunting deer in the mountains. Cimino would become a symbol of self-indulgence once production began on his follow-up film, the sprawling and maligned western Heaven’s Gate (1980). But briefly, with the success of The Deer Hunter, which won five Oscars (including Best Picture and Best Director), he was Hollywood’s darling. He had entered the industry as a writer in the early 1970s, credited as ‘Mike Cimino’ for his unique science-fiction screenplay Silent Running (1972). Frustrated with the difficulty of getting subsequent scripts made, he wrote Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, a highly original buddy movie that subverted that genre’s conventions. Clint Eastwood loved the script, and eventually starred in the film in 1974, with Cimino making his directing debut. Before that, he hired Cimino to rewrite John Milius’s screenplay for Magnum Force (1973), the even more reactionary sequel to Dirty Harry. Cimino helped develop the story ideas behind The Deer Hunter, which was based partly on another script, The Man Who Came to Play (its authors received co-story credits). The film’s Oscar-winning editor, Peter Zinner, recalls reading Deric Washburn’s screenplay. “It was very well-written and moved me to tears. There were almost no revisions made in the script during shooting. What was in the script is what you see on the screen. ” Cimino still gave his cast room for manoeuvre, especially John Cazale, whose character, Stan, became “an outgrowth of who and what John is as a person, ” in Cimino’s words. During shooting, Cimino said: “John has a marvelous effect on the other actors. He’s given Stan a mystery that wasn’t there before. ” Cazale, who was 42 at the time of filming, had appeared in only four previous pictures. But what a quartet! The Godfather (1972), The Conversation, The Godfather Part II (both 1974) and Dog Day Afternoon (1975). Read that list one more time. That’s what a 100 per cent strike rate looks like. However, the actor was dying of bone cancer, a fact that Cimino had kept from the studio by lining up Cazale’s scenes first to utilize what little energy reserves he had left. Eventually the studio discovered the truth. “John was dying the whole time we were shooting The Deer Hunter, ” says Cimino. “I used to watch him between takes in the scenes where the boys are having a bit of fun, throwing food at each other in the Cadillac. I used to watch him wander up the mountain through those fields of wild flowers in his tuxedo and fur hat … They wanted me to fire him at the beginning of the movie, but I wouldn’t do it. ” Meryl Streep, who was Cazale’s fiancée as well as his co-star, also defended the actor, threatening to quit the picture if he was removed. Cazale died shortly before filming was completed. The rest of the cast are equally impressive. From our 21 st century standpoint we can appreciate the novelty of Robert De Niro and Meryl Streep giving subdued, almost anonymous performances. Both actors are all the more convincing here for hanging back. Their love affair, after Michael returns from Vietnam without Nicky, is convincing and affecting in its drabness. There are no grand passions. Michael doesn’t even react when Linda first raises the subject of sleeping together. These are just two lonely people who go to bed with one another as a balm against their pain. In between the nicely judged Pennsylvania sections of the film is a passage detailing the horrors of Vietnam, in which Michael, Nicky and Steven are beaten, held captive in rat-infested water and forced to participate against one another in rounds of Russian roulette. This is the most problematic sequence in the entire picture, and the one which attracted accusations of xenophobia. (Identical charges were leveled against Cimino after the release of his 1985 thriller Year of the Dragon. ) The surprise is that, after all the years of contentious debate about The Deer Hunter, there’s so much in the picture that is generous and understated. I love the cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond’s slow, curious zooms into scenes of people socialising, or doggedly working, or going about the kind of humdrum activities not normally considered worthy of the camera’s attention. Cimino and Zsigmond show people in their natural environment, struggling through ordinary cluttered lives. The film is alert to incongruous details, whether humorous (the giggling maids of honour flailing around in the grey streets) or tragic (Linda at the wedding, decked out in her glad rags with a bruise on her cheek). Director and cinematographer established early on a distinction between interior and exterior sequences. “The interiors are intimate and warm, ” noted Cimino on the set, “whereas the exteriors are big and cold and gray. The landscape is an important factor in the film. The steel mills are always in the background, towering above the people, towering above the houses, towering above the town. Yet I don’t mean to portray them as oppressive, but rather to convey strength. In a strange way, the mills become a symbol of life. People go but the mills are there. ” For its director, it remains a hopeful movie. “It has a positive feeling for life, an admiration for the characters’ abilities to go on after a horrendous experience and go on in a quiet way. There’s a great deal of open sentiment in the film; people say, “I love…” They’re passionate about things. ” The Deer Hunter is on general release.