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Re: The best and worst western movies:
In no order...best ones :. Pale Rider
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The worst..nothing pops right into my head at this minute....I'm sure I will think of some I didn't like....
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The worst..nothing pops right into my head at this minute....I'm sure I will think of some I didn't like....
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
Watched a really good James Stewart movie last week I had never seen - 'Broken Arrow' - don't miss if you are a Stewart fan!
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
Love Stewart. Don't remember if I ever saw that one or not, title rings a bell though. Will try to "remember"
to check it out! Thx.
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
Undoubtedly. How many other actors do you know of who had a major airport named after them.ChefDuane wrote:Still, he remains one the most beloved and perhaps revered movie stars of all time.
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Well renamed anyway with his name (originally Orange County Airport) - and now some critics want it changed.How many other actors do you know of who had a major airport named after them.
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Ronald Reagan International in Washington DC.ditchparrot wrote:Undoubtedly. How many other actors do you know of who had a major airport named after them.ChefDuane wrote:Still, he remains one the most beloved and perhaps revered movie stars of all time.
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
Yeah, that's akin to saying that George Washington University was named for a woodcutter.ChefDuane wrote:ditchparrot wrote:ChefDuane wrote:Ronald Reagan International in Washington DC.
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
Almost forgot "Lonely are the brave" with Kirk Douglas. A "modern day" western, but, a classic. KD said it was his favorite role. Certainly worth a watch.
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
First post...I agree with everyone's best but there is one missing. "The Big Country" with Gregory Peck, Jean Simmons, Carroll Baker, Charlton Heston, Burl Ives, Charles Bickford and Chuck Conners. The Major's last ride up Blanco Canyon into certain death with the music rising.
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Excellent add to the 'best'.
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Excellent add to the 'best'.
Also, welcome to this forum from the TV Oregon!
Settingsun1892 wrote:First post...I agree with everyone's best but there is one missing. "The Big Country" with Gregory Peck, Jean Simmons, Carroll Baker, Charlton Heston, Burl Ives, Charles Bickford and Chuck Conners. The Major's last ride up Blanco Canyon into certain death with the music rising.
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
Just watched it last week.Settingsun1892 wrote:First post...I agree with everyone's best but there is one missing. "The Big Country" with Gregory Peck, Jean Simmons, Carroll Baker, Charlton Heston, Burl Ives, Charles Bickford and Chuck Conners. The Major's last ride up Blanco Canyon into certain death with the music rising.
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
Welcome to the forum from CT, and I totally agree with you about The Big Country. Glad you joined us.Settingsun1892 wrote:First post...I agree with everyone's best but there is one missing. "The Big Country" with Gregory Peck, Jean Simmons, Carroll Baker, Charlton Heston, Burl Ives, Charles Bickford and Chuck Conners. The Major's last ride up Blanco Canyon into certain death with the music rising.
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Welcome from the Show-Me-State, Settingsun.Settingsun1892 wrote:First post...I agree with everyone's best but there is one missing. "The Big Country" with Gregory Peck, Jean Simmons, Carroll Baker, Charlton Heston, Burl Ives, Charles Bickford and Chuck Conners. The Major's last ride up Blanco Canyon into certain death with the music rising.
Perfect first post reminding us of Peck in "The Big Country."
Definitely in the "best" list.
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
Agreed when you said "don't miss this movie if a James Stewart fan."Mistered wrote:Watched a really good James Stewart movie last week I had never seen - 'Broken Arrow' - don't miss if you are a Stewart fan!
I've been waiting for someone to list "Broken Arrow" in the best category, kind of wondering if it would be brought up. Just watched it tonight...again. I recorded it during this last month as part of TCM's focus on the recent Oscars weekend. It is about my favorite Western, and I thought Stewart as Jeffords, Jeff Chandler as Cochise, and Jay Silverheels as Geronimo were great in this story of war and peace and love. There were other wonderful actors as well in this classic film.
Very glad you "found" it, Mistered, and thanks for including it.
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
The good, anything with John Wayne or Clint Eastwood. does Blazing Saddles count as a western its pretty good too.
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While one of the funniest movies ever I don'tdoes Blazing Saddles count as a western
really think it counts as a western.
The 'western' setting for the movie was somewhat satirical and not really intended as the basis for the movie.
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Re: The best and worst western movies:
I didn't give my worst...Zachariah. It did have Don Johnson with music provided by Doug Kershaw, The James Gang and Country Joe and the Fish. The only marijuana western. So bad but so much fun to watch.