Red Dead Redemption

Video Game
2010
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IMDb RATING

9.4/10

34K

YOUR RATING

Rob Wiethoff in Red Dead Redemption (2010)

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Action Adventure Crime Drama Western

Follows a former outlaw, John Marston, who is forced by the federal government to hunt down the members of his old gang during the decline of the American frontier in the year 1911.Follows a former outlaw, John Marston, who is forced by the federal government to hunt down the members of his old gang during the decline of the American frontier in the year 1911.Follows a former outlaw, John Marston, who is forced by the federal government to hunt down the members of his old gang during the decline of the American frontier in the year 1911.

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IMDb RATING

9.4/10

34K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 26 wins & 22 nominations total

Uncle
(voice)

Benjamin Byron Davis

Kimberly Irion

Bonnie MacFarlane
(voice)

Chuck Kelley

Drew MacFarlane
(voice)

Anthony De Longis

Marshal Leigh Johnson
(voice)

Brad Carter

Deputy Marshal 1 (Jonah)
(voice)

Frank Noon

Deputy Marshal 2 (Eli)
(voice)

James Carroll

Norman Deek
(voice)

Don Creech

Nigel West Dickens
(voice)

Joe Ochman

Kevin Glikmann

Seth Briars
(voice)

Paul Mullan

Welsh (Alwyn Lloyd)
(voice)

Daron McFarland

French (Leander Holland)
(voice)

Kåius Härrisøn

Irish
(voice)
(as Kharrison Sweeny)

Steve J. Palmer

Bill Williamson
(voice)

Storyline

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Trivia
Clint Eastwood, Robert Redford, Rob Wiethoff, and Robert Duvall were all asked to voice the role of John Marston; Wiethoff got the role and the others turned it down.

Goofs
The subtitles for the mission "Flowers for a Lady" say "/rWell, that's very sweet of you" for Jack's line. This was fixed in the Game of the Year Edition.

Quotes
[last lines]
John 'Jack' Marston Jr.: Excuse me, you Edgar Ross?
Edgar Ross: Do I know you?
John 'Jack' Marston Jr.: Forgive me for startling you sir, I have a message for you. My name is Jack Marston... You knew my father.
Edgar Ross: [laughs] I see... I remember your father.
John 'Jack' Marston Jr.: I've come for you Ross.
Edgar Ross: And you boy, have sure as shit found me.
John 'Jack' Marston Jr.: You killed my father.
Edgar Ross: Your father killed himself with the life he lead.
John 'Jack' Marston Jr.: You killed him! I saw you!
Edgar Ross: You keep saying that...
John 'Jack' Marston Jr.: You sent him to do your dirty work then shot him like a dog.
Edgar Ross: And I'll shoot you like one too you little piece of trash! Now get out of here before I kill you as well!
John 'Jack' Marston Jr.: I ain't going nowhere old man!
[they draw, and Jack shoots Ross]

Alternate versions
The Game of the Year Edition censors the intro cutscene to "The Gates of El Presidio", fixes some subtitle errors and adds an additional writing credit for Rupert Humphries, a Hardcore Mode and the previously PS3 exclusive Solomon's Folly gang hideout and Walton's Gang Outfit to the Xbox 360.

Connections
Edited into Red Dead Redemption: The Man from Blackwater (2010)

Soundtracks
Compass (Red Dead on Arrival Version)
Written by José González
Performed by Jamie Lidell (uncredited), José González
Published by Songs Publishing (p) 2010 Mute Records

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Featured review

10/10

Raising The Bar

I have spent hundreds of hours immersed in video games. I have played everything from puzzle games to mass-multiplayer online games. I have received crappy grades in school because of video games. I have regretted entire summers spent in front of a TV screen, but now, as I sit at my computer, I reflect on those summers. I picture them now not as summers down the toilet but as summers that are a dark tunnel. A dark tunnel with a light at the end. A light that is the greatest game I have ever played, the climax of my gaming career, Red Dead Redemption. Through unfathomable detail, immense algorithms, and an uncanny amount of testing Rockstar successfully created a masterpiece which raises the bar to a point which I believe can not be reached with the same technology used to create Red Dead Redemption. New technology is needed to create a game that even competes with Red Dead Redemption. After playing Red Dead Redemption I may never feel another game is worth my time.