Realism in Western Movie

[BigAl52]

I loved tombstone but I also really liked Outlaw Josey Wales. Id have a hard time choosing which one I like better.

[markiver54]

I loved tombstone but I also really liked Outlaw Josey Wales. Id have a hard time choosing which one I like better.

Yes Al, Josey Wales was excellent as well. Is also on my favorite list.

[Rifletom]

But, but, Alan Ladd was Shane! He couldn't possibly have it wrong.
Just kidding here. Still, I liked the movie.

[Travlin]

Did you ever notice that Josie used cap and ball Colts but he had a cartridge Sharps with a scope site?

[Vaquero]

Yes, they appeared to 1860's, and there's a scene where he is changing the cylinders for a reload.
Which not as easy as they made it look.
Now the 1858 is much easier and quicker to change.
But I agree still a good movie.

RP

[Mistered]

and there's a scene where he is changing the cylinders for a reload.

I don't recall a scene in The Outlaw Josey Wales where he is swapping a cylinder.
I think you are referring to 'Pale Rider' - where he is doing so in the final shootout scene.

[Vaquero]

That could be it's been a while since I saw either.

RP

[markiver54]

I remember that scene. I think he was walking while swapping. Can't remember which movie either.

[Mistered]

Pale Rider
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiQFANQ_h5c

[markiver54]

Ahhh, mystery solved. Thanks Ed!