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No problem! I moved it to its own thread called The English for now. I need to relearn the functions with the new update, some functions have changed. I'll get your post moved to the existing thread "
What Was The Last Western You Watched?" soon.
EDIT to say I got it moved.
Cheers. As for ‘The English’ - a single woman, travelling alone, in the Old West? Was she mad? Major Allshard did not make that mistake!
The Shadow Riders 1982 - Tom Selleck, Ben Johnson and Sam Elliott.
News of the World with Tom Hanks. I really enjoyed this one. More story driven than action, though there is some of that.
Mark
The Amazon TV Series ‘The English’. A first-rate cast, and described in a review as “a rare, sensational masterpiece”. As a story of, amongst other things, revenge, it has been compared to ‘The Searchers’. I confess I found it disappointing.
I am taping it from the BBC and when I have all the episodes (six I believe) I will bingewatch it when I have time. I have heard good reviews though but I will wait untill I watch it.
An interesting read here - the history behind ‘The English’:
The Searchers & The Cowboys back to back.
Quote"Well, it’s not how you’re buried, it’s how you’re remembered." - Wil Anderson
The Shooting 1966 - Warren Oates l, Jack Nicholson
"Stagecoach Run". Those wonderful early B-westerns from the 1930s look so great colourised!
I've gotten sucked into the TV series The Virginian. I've binged watched several episodes.
"An Innocent Man". Those 1930s B-westerns look so good colourised.
Just caught Wagons East on TV. John Candy's last film. It's a farce and very silly but technically still a western I think.
I have binged watched Billie The Kid. Not bad at all. Wonder if there will be another series as he was riding out into the sunset at the end of the last episode.
Made some popcorn and watched Rio Lobo today with the wife.
Guess I've reached the "Comfortable" stage in life as duke put it in the movie.
Good movie.
Made some popcorn and watched Rio Lobo today with the wife.
Guess I've reached the "Comfortable" stage in life as duke put it in the movie.
Good movie.
Nothing wrong with that!
Last night, I watched my all time favorite movie; "True Grit!" The John Wayne version of course! Last week I watched the 2010 version; I like it too, but the original will always be my favorite!
The original is one of my favorites as well.
As a young man many moons ago after watching True Grit,
I saddled a young Standardbred that my dad had just purchased from a farm down the road, and took off out into the field, reigns in my teeth and rifle in hand.
My first shot spooked the animal pretty bad and things went south quick.
Upon recovering from being almost stomped to death, my father ( after adjusting my stupid thinking and gaining his full attention ),
"insisted" that I do nothing regarding horses and firearms together without conferring with him first.
I started working with that horse , and eventually got to where I could run my trap line with him and even did some varmint shootin while mounted.
Took quite a while though.
