I'll give another vote for Shalako to go on a list of the worst westerns!
And I would add to the list Tall T, with Randolph Scott - I just hated that movie! Stupid plot; among other things it was annoying to see Scott's character getting romantically involved with a newlywed (and just as annoying to see her getting romantically involved with anyone but her new husband). Terrible!
Mrs. C 
I for one did not like Blazing Saddles I did not know it was a comedy and it was over the top for me. Having said that there were scenes that prompted a chuckle. Mongo T K O the horse etc.
There were positive and negative scenes in this movie, but being an old Slim Pickens fan, I'll have to say I enjoyed everything he was in.
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[/extendedmedia]And good to have you back Bill.
Have we mentioned Paleface with Bob Hope?
It is good to have Bill back! I don't think Paleface was supposed to be a good western, more of a parody.
Chester 
That's with Brando right? I can't stand him and dislike almost every movie he has ever made. He just grates on my nerves.
Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Amen!
Chester
When I found out about Fred MacMurray as a cowboy, my mind kept picturing a western Absent Minded Professor... and just refused to accept him as a saddle rider.
Yea, Visualizing a stagecoach floating down the trail . . . .
how bout fred macmurray or ray milland,
As much as I've liked Fred MacMurray in the past, I just can't visualize him
as a cowboy. After checking IMDB, sure enough, he was in several.
Glad I missed them.
Chester
QuoteOriginally posted by itdo@Jan 10 2004, 10:00 AM
Flynn did so well in Raoul Walsh's "They Died With Their Boots On".
itdo,
We gotta agree with you on that one! After seeing and immensely enjoying Robin Hood, we stumbled upon They Died with Their Boots On at the video store, and were very pleased. CHANCE, have you actually seen that movie? I haven't seen any other Errol Flynn westerns, so can't comment there.
One that stands out in my mind as BAD was The Tall T, with Randolph Scott. What a stinker! <_<
Chester
