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What Was The Last Western You Watched?
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The Man From Laramie- with James Stewart
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Originally posted by SXViper@Feb 4 2006, 09:37 PM
Well, let me guess, Operation Pacific, In Harm's Way, or They Were Expenable. My bet is on the first 2 as it is very hard to find They Were Expendable.[snapback]26559[/snapback]
Hi Todd, well, you won the bet if we'd had placed one.
I got In Harms Way but have not watched it yet as I also had just got the German movie: Die Untergang (The Downfall) and it's some 3 hrs long and I watched it after Chisum.
I wonder why They Were Expendable is so hard to get? I asked them at Best Buy if they could get a copy but they said it had been deleted from their system.
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Tombstone
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The Big Trail a couple of days ago.
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Hi all
Last night I watched Open Range!
Emmanuel.
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Finally got the chance to finish watching Chisum (John Chisum) this morning. I will be starting In Harm's Way tonight.
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Hi all,
I'm watching a lot of early westerns in these days. The last ones was Desert Trail and The man from Utah.
Regards,
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I just watched Ronald Reagan, Bruce Bennett & Noah Beery Jr. in: The Last Outpost.
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I came in halfway through Denver and the Rio Grande with Edmund O'Brian in a ridiculous hat with an equally ridiculous story and five minutes after coming in I turned over.
Perhaps that doesn't count as actually watching a western.However On the bit that I did see I would revise my estimate of the worst westerns ever made and include this one right up amongst them.
Regards
Arthur
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I watched Clint's Man with No Name Trilogy over the Weekend. Classic.
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Custer Of The West-with Robert Shaw
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Originally posted by arthurarnell@Feb 7 2006, 11:03 PM
HiI came in halfway through Denver and the Rio Grande with Edmund O'Brian in a ridiculous hat with an equally ridiculous story and five minutes after coming in I turned over.
Perhaps that doesn't count as actually watching a western.However On the bit that I did see I would revise my estimate of the worst westerns ever made and include this one right up amongst them.
Regards
Arthur
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Hey, you watched it! Not for long, but you watched it -it counts!Chester
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Watched TWO of The Duke's Westerns on AMC last night. I started out with: Comancheros and then watched: Cahill: U.S.Marshal and decided to watch: Comancheros again before letting Morpheus take hold of me for the evening.
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Cahill: U.S, Marshall
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I watched The Tall Texan the other day. Llyod Bridges is the star in this one - a low budget film from Lippert Productions (it just came out on DVD from VCI). It actually has a good cast and a fair script. The money ran out at the end of production, and the ending of the movie suffers just a little bit because of it - but overall it's a decent movie. Think of Stagecoach meets Lust for Gold on a very small budget.
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Some western comedy this weekend:
Shanghai Noon
Cat Ballou
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I watched the Undefeated on AMC.
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I had to watch "Thats Action" again for 100th time!
Over One Hour of only John Wayne in "Action Clips" from many of his Best Films.
I never get tired of this Film!!!
Chilibill
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I caught a portion of "The Big Trail" Saturday morning on AMC. Unfortunately, I had errands to do and could'nt stick around.
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