What Was The Last Western You Watched?

[Dooley]

What a wonderful typical old-fashioned indian-western movie! I have seen it many times and I still love it!

Today I watched Black Bart with Dan Duryea and Yvonne DeCarlo. This western was great fun to watch, it had love and romance, gunfighting and humor and fine horses!

White Feathers was really enjoyable and it was nice to see a very 'green' western rather than the deserts we are used to.

Never seen Black Bart but I'll hunt it down now, I've always liked Yvonne DeCarlo.

[Baby Sister]

Watching "The Far Country" with Jimmy Stewart

[The Ringo Kid]

Two episodes of: Wanted Dead or Alive. Great series and ive only seen maybe 2 episodes out of about 76--that were what I would rate as below excellent.

[Dukesfan]

After having watched a dozen Jesse James movies in my life, I watched The true Story of Jesse James, with young Robert Wagner as Jesse and Jeffrey Hunter as Frank James. Was it real the true story? - Who knows... The movie began with the Northfield bank robbery and then we could look back at episodes from Jesse´s life. In the end he was killed again by Bob Ford. Some of the episodes were nearly the same as in Tyrone Power´s "Jesse James".

The true Story of Jesse James was O.K. but "Jesse James" with Tyrone Power and Henry Fonda and "The Return of Frank James" with Henry Fonda are still my favourite western movies about that well known outlaw!

[ethanedwards]

Wagon Train- 'The Colter Craven Story'

[Stony]

The Far Country (1954) James Stewart & Walter Brennan.

[ethanedwards]

The Man from Utah

[The Ringo Kid]

Two more eps of Wanted Dead or Alive. I want a Mare's Leg for Christmas--or before if hat is possible? :-))

[ethanedwards]

The Magnificent Seven

[The Ringo Kid]

Two more of Wanted Dead or Alive.

[Phantomstranger]

"The Last Of The Fast Guns" (1958)
-Jock Mahoney

Plot: IMDB

-- A rich, dying Easterner hires gunfighter Brad Ellison to find his brother and heir in Mexico. En route, it becomes clear to Ellison that his is a dying profession. At a remote rancho, Ellison enlists ranch foreman Miles Lang to help him search the hills where the missing man is rumored to have lived. They find nothing ...except that someone wants to kill them; and Ellison becomes wrapped in a maze of double crosses.

Phantom's Review: I don't know about anybody else, but I like Jock Mahoney. I think he was a very underrated actor, His films weren't classics, but most of them were solid well made films. "The Last Of The Fast Guns" is a perfect example. plenty of good western action, solid plot good acting and lots of familiar character actors in supporting roles. If you like a good western, this is fun viewing.

[Dooley]

"The Last Of The Fast Guns" (1958)
-Jock Mahoney

Phantom's Review: I don't know about anybody else, but I like Jock Mahoney. I think he was a very underrated actor, His films weren't classics, but most of them were solid well made films. "The Last Of The Fast Guns" is a perfect example. plenty of good western action, solid plot good acting and lots of familiar character actors in supporting roles. If you like a good western, this is fun viewing.

Actually really like Jock Mahoney.
I think he gets a hard time re his Tarzan films, but he could actually act, which is more than can be said for some of the other guys!

I'll have to track this one down.

[Dooley]

Just for info, you all probably know but The Last of the Fast Guns over here in the UK has been re-titled Duel in the Sierra.

No idea why they insist on doing this, make finding films mighty difficult.

[ethanedwards]

Santa Fe Stampede

[Dukesfan]

I started my "Duke´s Birthday Weekend" with The Telegraph Trail! I had not seen this one before and I liked it! Funny old western movie, starring a very young Duke and I enjoyed the Duke´s horse named Duke doing some little tricks...

After The Telegraph Trail I watched a documentary John Wayne - The restless American (O.K., that´s not a western), that ran on German television a few years ago.