What Was The Last Western You Watched?

Saw two of Jimmy Wakely's "B" Westerns last night and will watch more tonight. I dont have titles written down or id post them. All with "Cannonball" Taylor (aka) Dub Taylor.

Rio Grande

There was a commentary with Maureen O'Hara and she said she was a member of the Stock Company.

Yes, I saw that commentary as well.

The Cowboys

silver city kid

Watched Hondo for the eleventyseventh tome. This time I watched it from a Netflix streaming copy and I have to admit the 3-D was better than my personal copy. While I don't have a 3-D television you can certainely tell it was 3-D, especally in the beginning of the Movie with the mountains in the background. I guess if I live long enough I will have to have copies from 35mm to HD to what ever is next. Big Jim

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Open Range

Wonder why it is that the only good movies Costner makes are Westerns?

Hi

A colourised version of Red River, I didn't realise that this version existed and I still can't make my mind up whether I liked it or not. In general I think some films are better of left in the original black and white.

One exception I think was The Longest Day in colour.

Regards

Arthur

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Hi

A colourised version of Red River, I didn't realise that this version existed and I still can't make my mind up whether I liked it or not. In general I think some films are better of left in the original black and white.

One exception I think was The Longest Day in colour.

Regards

Arthur

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Hi Arthur,

Where did you get hold of a colour version? The blu ray is only in black and white!

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

I Just got an autographed picture back, from Vera Miles, from The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. I can't figure out how to post a picture or I would be glad to share my collection with all a few at a time. Anyone out there willing to teach an old "Dog" a new trick? Thanks Big Jim

Hi Dooley

It was on TCM if I had known beforehand I would have taped it but by the time I realised it was on it was too late.

Regards

Arthur

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I Just got an autographed picture back, from Vera Miles, from The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. I can't figure out how to post a picture or I would be glad to share my collection with all a few at a time. Anyone out there willing to teach an old "Dog" a new trick? Thanks Big Jim

Jim,
First of all you require a digital image
to upload to your PC.
This is easily done by using
a digital camera and simply taking
a photo of your picture.
You can post it as an attachment.
or if you have an account such as
Photobucket,
you can upload the image from there

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Hi Dooley

It was on TCM if I had known beforehand I would have taped it but by the time I realised it was on it was too late.

Regards

Arthur

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Thanks Arthur, I must be available somewhere I would imagine.

California with Ray Milland and Barbara Stanwyck.
Better than I was expecting and in colour.

The Texans with Randolph Scott and Joan Bennett.
early Randolph Scott films don't normally make onto my list of Westerns to watch but this was a good un!
I Really enjoyed it and the quality was superb.
Amazed as it was part of a cheap 4 film Western collection!

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I Just got an autographed picture back, from Vera Miles, from The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. I can't figure out how to post a picture or I would be glad to share my collection with all a few at a time. Anyone out there willing to teach an old "Dog" a new trick? Thanks Big Jim

Well, so far, I have been the dedicated Photobucket trainer, LOL. Be glad to ""show you the ropes" if you want. Email me at [email protected] and we will make a time to get you going! Taught Gorch, (Bill), and Carl, (The Ringo Kid). They are my references, LOL. HAGO, KEITH

Thank you guys for responding to help me post pictures. I will try Keith's way first and if I fail I will certainly e-mail Hawkswill. Thank you both - Big Jim

Well I got it on there but I think I did it the hard way. I will try again later with another picture from another movie. Thanks for the help - Big Jim