rio bravo (again) on sunday - love that film
What Was The Last Western You Watched?
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rio bravo (again) on sunday - love that film
Me too - in fact, it's my favorite JW Western. -
mine too - followed by the alamo
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mine too - followed by the alamo
Me too - with The Searchers and True Grit - but Rio Bravo for me is the best film ever made !!! -
Recently on the Encore Westerns Channel-i've seen Fort Apache several times-as well as saw Angel and the BAdman once-and The Searchers a few times. I never tire of seeing Duke on the TV screen ;-)) I've also seena few other Duke Westerns on that channel-these were some of the early 1930's ones. ;-))
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Distant Drums with Gary Cooper. It got the US Army fighting the Seminole Indians in Florida so I think it counts as a western. Although thinking about it it could also be a South Eastern.
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Flaming Star with Elvis Presley, pretty good film and love that song
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"The Shootist,"
And It Gets Better every time I Watch It, and this is just What DUKE Was Like at this Time in His Life !
Chilibill
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Thanks Phantom, that sounds like a good idea to take in one of those movies.
Last night I watched "The Last of the Mohican's" (Daniel-Day Lewis) with my wife. I have always liked that movie.... -
Today is Oct 26. On this day in 1881 was the legendary Gunfight at the OK Corral. To commemorate this historic I'll be watching the following movies:
"Hour Of The Gun" (1967)- James Garner
It's funny - Westerns have always been my favorite genre by far but I've never seen this movie. Guess I'll have to get hold of it and watch it. -
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"Gunfight At The OK Corral" (1957)- Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas
"Hour Of The Gun" (1967)- James Garner
"Tombstone" (1993)- Kurt Russell, Sam Elliott
All three are really good. Today I'm gonna watch Buffalo Bill (1944) with Joel McCrea and Maureen O'Hara. -
"The Man from Laramie" with Jimmy Stewart and Arthur Kennedy. Well made western with some darker elements.
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Love you tender, with Elvis. Good.
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"Welcome to Hard Times" with Henry Fonda and Janice Rule along with a host of character actors.
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Yesterday I watched "Hour of the Gun", another rendering of the OK Corral story with James Garner, Jason Robards and Robert Ryan. Watchable but not nearly as good as "Tombstone" or the Lancaster-Douglas film, IMO.
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Garden of Evil (1954). Directed by Henry Hathaway with a great cast: Gary Cooper, Richard Widmark, Susan Hayward . Great movie but the only strange thing is the look of the Apache.
