What Was The Last Western You Watched?

Hi
I watched Shenandoa with J.Stewart and it is really great film. I was impressed much by it.
Regards,
Senta

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Originally posted by Phantomstranger@Nov 18 2006, 06:25 PM
Tombstone

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I also saw Tombstone today. Good film with good actors.

Watched Tom Selleck, Sam Elliott, Ben Johnson, Harry Carey Jr, & Gene Evans in the excellent: The Shadow Riders.

Tom Selleck, Ben Johnson and Sam Elliott made a great trio. If Ben Johnson were still alive--I would have loved seeing these three star in a remake of Three Godfathers. I think it would have been brough off very brilliently.

Rest in Peace Ben--you surely are missed.

Cat Ballou - Jane Fonda's first and the other of total two westerns. I say, "it's just swell". Lee Marvin as a drunk gunfighter sitting on a horse apparently in equivalent shape :lol:

"Buffalo Bill and the Indians" with Paul Newman and Burt Lancaster. It was weird that I watched this before the day of Robert Altman's passing.
Anyway, this was another of Altman's irreverant looks at history. I didn't enjoy this as much as "MASH."
Cheers - Jay

I watched Johnny Reno with my dad over the Thanksgiving holiday. I also gave him "Sergeant Rutledge" and "100 Rifles" but we didn't get to watch them yet.

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

Friendly Persuasion with Gary Cooper.

Cheers B)

[B][COLOR=green] The Westerner w/ Gary Cooper. [COLOR=blue] Fort Apache w/ the Duke.

I watched Pale Rider again last night. It's one of those I can watch every time it comes on.

North to Alaska, I am home sick today and will probably watch a couple more Duke film's!!

A double feature on AMC. I saw The Shepard of the Hills, and The Fighting Kentuckian. Not only a double feature of westerns, but double Duke.

Cheers B)

Peckinpah´s Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. Coburn makes a stylish Garrett, Bob Dylan´s quite interesting in his small role and provides good music for the film. I don´t like Kris Kristofferson, but that´s a problem only if I´m supposed to feel sympathy towards the Kid, which I don´t - and I think that is the major problem of the film: it leaves me cold, uninvolved

Watched; El Dorado again. This one is fast becoming a top 10 Western for me.

Caught Ride the High Country with Joel Mc Crea and Randolph Scott. Good little western not usually a Peckinpah fan but it is one of his earlier movies.

I noticed James Drury from The Virginian in a small role. Is he still alive and working?

Mike