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Silverado
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Re: Silverado
Good one
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Re: Silverado
One of our favorites, too.
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Re: Silverado
OK .... guess you guys weren't talking about my Chevy pickup ..

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Re: Silverado
That's one of those that I always liked ever since it first came out. It also has one of my favorite lever guns in the movie as well even if whatever they use isn't always true to form or authentic.
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Re: Silverado
Silverado is a good movie but more importantly it was a resurgence to the 'western' genre that had been notably 'dormant' for several years.
A Pretty good cast helped make the movie what is and it still resonates today.
A Pretty good cast helped make the movie what is and it still resonates today.
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Re: Silverado
We could use one of those resurgence things regarding westerns, about now.
Re: Silverado
Couldnt agree more. But everytime I have a need for some western entertainment Outlaw Josey Wales or Tombstone hits the screen. Still enjoy watching those
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Re: Silverado
I'm old school so although all of these are great I still watch a lot of John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, and Henry Fonda westerns.
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Re: Silverado
I'm watching The Texas Rangers as this is being typed .... it was made in 1936, staring Fred MacMurray, Jack Oakie, and Jean Parker .... 
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Re: Silverado
I read recently that there are plans to CGI some old actors and put them in movies....James Dean for one.
Might be some new John Wayne's on the horizon....kidding & YUCK! Seems perverse to me.
Selleck and Elliott better get cracking and make another western quick, these guys are getting old!
Might be some new John Wayne's on the horizon....kidding & YUCK! Seems perverse to me.
Selleck and Elliott better get cracking and make another western quick, these guys are getting old!
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Re: Silverado
I always liked the Cheyenne Social Club.
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Re: Silverado
I agree.Elliott better get cracking
The sitcom he is currently on with the X members of 'That 70s Show' ain't makin' it!
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Re: Silverado
How's that HRA Original shoot? Looks good.
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Re: Silverado
Thank you.
Good, an extremely enjoyable rifle to fire.
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