What Was The Last Western You Watched?

The Train Robbers

"THE BIG TRAIL", the wide screen (or the "Grandeur") version. A very good movie...should be considered one of Duke's classics.

Also, from the DVD I watched featurettes "The Creation of John Wayne" (Not much we didn't already know), and the one about the director, Raoul Walsh.

Rio Lobo I bought DVD at last (had only VHS version before). Of course not the best of Hawks movies but very enjoyable anyway.

As I recall the prop Bison was moving along railway tracks that could be seen in the shot. It was an interesting movie.

The last Westerns I saw included: The Comancheros, Thw Man Who SHot Liberty Valance and Big Jake.

True Grit good as ever too bad someone couldn't deal with inept politicians by yelling fill your hands etc lol

Comancheros was shown at our TV last night.

Well, I'm watching Fort Apache as I write this and when it's over, I'll be watching "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon" on Turner Classic Movies.

A great way to spend a rainy Friday night..!!

I too spent the night watching Duke in the Cavalry Trilogy on TCM last night. Man what a great night it was ;-))

Spent last two evenings watching 3 Randolph Scott westerns (Man behind the Gun etc.) and the restored Westerner - one of my favorites.

The Big Trail with John Wayne from his two disc DVD. Really enjoyed it a lot, and saw one of the extra called Creating John Wayne. That was good. It talked a little about his early life leading up him starring in The Big Trail.

Cheers

Just finished watching "Gunfight at Dodge City" starring Joel McCrea and Julie Adams. Not a bad Western. Wasn't up to Duke standards but then few are. Joel played Bat Masterson.

I finally got to watch Randolph Scott in: Seventh Cavalry. Not a great movie but, not a stinker either. I also watched James Stewart in a Western but can't remember it's name. This movie had Jeff Chandler as either Cochise, Sitting Bull or Chief Crazy Horse-or one of those famous-like Chiefs ;-))

Quote from The Ringo Kid

I also watched James Stewart in a Western but can't remember it's name. This movie had Jeff Chandler as either Cochise, Sitting Bull or Chief Crazy Horse-or one of those famous-like Chiefs ;-))

It was "Broken Arrow" and Jeff played Cochise. One of my favorite Stewart Westerns.

Cahill US Marshall . A much underestimated John Wayne movie worth watching again.

"Westward The Women", a William Wellman movie from 1951. Robert Taylor plays a wagon train boss, leading mail order brides from Chicago to California. Very good, very well written movie.

the last western i watched was Rio Bravo this afternoon.

this is my first time on a forum or a message board so im a bit nervous

I woke up this Sunday morning and The Magnifigant Seven was on. I then watched the Shootist. Last night I watched In Harms Way which is one of my favorite non western films.