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Watched Gunfight at OK Corral tonight. Excellent western with Burt Lancaster & Kirk Douglas. Nice tribute to Franki Laine.
Interesting that they used a lot of the same locations in Last Train from Gunhill as Gunfight at OK Corral.
Last Train from Gunhill was made the following year with Kirk Douglas, Earl Holliman and John Sturges directing.
Mike
Hi Keith
Thanks for link
Looking out on a wet rainy day how I wish I was in old Tucson!!!
Mike
Well, we broke out The Shootist the other night, mainly to check out Chilibill's pistola, and enjoyed it very much. One thing I noticed this time, which was very interesting, was how they had dumped a tan sand over all the paved roads in the Carson City outdoor scenes, to make it look turn-of-the-century.
Chester 
"Rio Lobo"
Rio Bravo, and so for the next one!!
How the West was Won
'Guns of the Magnificent 7'.
A much improved sequel following the awful 'Return of the 7' which sees George Kennedy take on the role of Chris.
The group dynamics are back for this movie, something which was obviously lacking in the second movie and the action is more refreshing. The dialogue however could have been improved a little with awful lines such as 'A pig in armour is still but a pig'. However despite this the movie was enjoyable and a pleasant way to spend an evening.
It was interesting in this movie that the sidekick gets killed and it is the older man who is allowed to live. If I was the director I would have killed off the mexican farmer as well as I thought that while he was likeable, his acting skills were not great.
The next movie in the series however is downright awful and stars Lee Van Cleef, its called 'The Magnificent 7 Ride'.
Buster Keaton, The General, fine film and marvellous stunts
Somewhere in Sonora and The Man from Montery
El Dorado and just alittle bit of Red River on HDNet last night. Red River was on late so I couldn't watch the whole thing.
Saw on AMC last night: Rio Grande and then stayed up late for: The Fighting Kentuckian.
The Cheyenne Social Club, it was a 2 pack movie with FireCreek. Both starring Henry Fonda and Jimmy Stewart.
The Big Stampede
Watched Fistful of Dollars with Clint Eastwood. This was the uncut version though I dont know what was edited in the first place. It could be the beating Clint gets from baddies.
Not a bad show hard to imagine it was 41 years ago !!!!
Mike
Nuthin' else was on this morning worth watching so I watched Audie Murphy, Brian Donlevy, Tony Curtis, James Best & Richard Egan in: Kansas Raiders.
That awful film, The Magnificent Seven Ride
In this case 2 too many!!
I watched the last half hour of that movie as well and I still feel a little sick, what a terrible overblown ridiculas movie.
To make matters worse I watched another equally awful movie called 'Custer of the West' right after 'Seven Ride', I need to watch a good movie to wash both these films out of my mindset.
