The best and worst western movies:

[RanchRoper]

Friday night in USA and Sunday here in Canada.

[John E Davies]

Friday night in USA and Sunday here in Canada.

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John Davies
Spokane WA

[Mistered]

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Deadwood movie on HBO this weekend...wraps up the series.

[RanchRoper]

Deadwood movie airs Friday night in the US but not until Sunday night in Canada.
So check your listings if interested.

[RanchRoper]

Deadwood movie was great....very satisfying wrap up to the series. Attention to period details were spot on as usual. Marshal Bullock packs his Remington 1875 revolver with it's 7.5" barrel...awesome.

Post script: I read an interesting quote from Timothy Olyphant (Bullock), he said that it wasn't so much the stories of the series that people liked, it was spending time with those characters. That is exactly it for me.

[Mistered]

Quigley Down Under on this Saturday on INSP !

[markiver54]

Quigley Down Under on this Saturday on INSP !

Thanks for the heads up Ed! Love that movie.

[BFJ]

Red River and Shane. Plus all of the above.

[RanchRoper]

Deadwood Movie is on again tonight on HBO for anyone who missed it but wanted to catch it.

[JEBar]

July 4th ===> Hondo, staring John Wayne, showing on the Western Channel starting at 8PM Eastern ....

[Mistered]

While doing a bunch of morning stuff the CMT Western channel had a a pretty cornball western on this morning - 'The Gatling Gun' -I kind of 'half watched'.

Never saw it before but typical of the early 70s era westerns.

Along with the weak plot and bad acting were long periods of 'cowboy and indian' shootouts with NO reloading of rifles, pistols or the Gatling Gun when used. The best part however were the spots of fire starting on the ground wherever the the Gatling Gun bullets hit!

It actually had a few well known names in it (Patrick Wayne, John Carradine and Pat Buttram) but it wasn't enough to carry it far.

It was the same year as 'Big Jake' where Patrick played the son of his father in the movie but without his dad in this movie he kind of missed the mark.

[Hobart]

How about a real oldie. The Ox Bow Incident. With a very young Henry Fonda.

[CT_Shooter]

I've watched it several times. It's a sobering drama about injustice and mob mentality and one of the very best films ever made.

How about a real oldie. The Ox Bow Incident. With a very young Henry Fonda.

[Vaquero]

How about a real oldie. The Ox Bow Incident. With a very young Henry Fonda.

Good one, and I haven't seen it a while.

RP

[markiver54]

Did anyone who may have watched the Super Bowl catch the best commercial, ( IMO ) Doritos with Sam Elliot?

[Vaquero]

Dang I missed it? the sb that is.

Like SE, was one of Mom's favorites.

RP

[BigAl52]

I liked that one as well Mark but the rest of them are just another commercial. There no where near as good as some of them in the past.

[markiver54]

I liked that one as well Mark but the rest of them are just another commercial. There no where near as good as some of them in the past.

Agree with that as well. I won't even go into the half time orgy.

[BigAl52]

Have no interest in the half time junk they have schedule for the last several SB

[markiver54]

Have no interest in the half time junk they have schedule for the last several SB

I usually don't either, but, the wife wanted to see it tonite and we both agreed, It was definitely directed at the high testosterone young males...