Jesse James
What Was The Last Western You Watched?
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The Return Of Frank James
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Jesse James, The Return Of Frank James
Great movies, two of my favourites -
The Tin Star
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Deadwood on HBO-didn't watch it on it's original run, so I'm catching up now. Anyone know off hand if it has a final episode tying it all up, or does it just stop?
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Trail of the lonesome pine
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Still watching Deadwood-it's much better than Hell On Wheel, story and structure-wise.
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The Gunfighter
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the law west of tombstone
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"Red River"
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The Command
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More Deadwood, Red River, and The War Wagon
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Watched Bluray copy of The Searchers on Monday with my 4 (all under 9yrs old ) kids.
Their request. They have good taste already.
Hope everyone had a Happy Easter.
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"How the West Was Won" on TCM yesterday.
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"The Angel and the Badman" on TCM. Good print.
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Strange things happen.
Tonight I watched a movie that I haven't seen in at least 50 years. And the reason for that is because I didn't care for it the first time I saw it so never made any effort to watch it further on TV or otherwise. However, when a DVD version appeared, I bought a copy just because it starred the great Gary Cooper and I had vowed to try and collect films starring all my favorite performers, even if I didn't like the stories themselves. But after buying the DVD, I still never watched it because, as I said, I didn't like it the first time and figured a second viewing would just bore me to death.
Although it probably wouldn't be called a true Western, it's kind of an odd category because not only does it feature Western star Coop but he's leading a group of more-or-less soldiers fighting Indians. The movie is "Distant Drums", which is a story of the fight against the Seminole tribe in Florida.
Recently I posted to the effect that I'm in the process of reviewing my movie collection and giving to my local library those films that, for various reasons, I don't really like. I fully expected to still feel that way about this movie. But much to my surprise, I thoroughly enjoyed "Distant Drums" this time around and will definitely retain it instead of giving to the library. Highly recommended.
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Rio Grande
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