What Was The Last Western You Watched?

[Senta]

Originally posted by Phantomstranger@Nov 18 2005, 12:36 AM
Todays movie is (in my opinion) the greatest "spaghetti " western of them all:
* * "The Good,The Bad and The Ugly"

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Never like any of S.Leone films.
I think Duke had the same opinion.
Regards,
Senta

[Hondo Duke Lane]

I finally watched Warlock, I liked it a lot. Great to see Henry Fonda in a western. He's a natural in them.

Cheers B)

[reddcorp]

"The Big Country" (1958)

Gregory Peck
Charleston Heston
Burl Ives
Charles Bickford
Chuck Conners
Jean Simmons
Carol Baker

[The Ringo Kid]

Originally posted by Senta@Nov 21 2005, 02:27 PM
Never like any of S.Leone films.
I think Duke had the same opinion.
Regards,
Senta

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Hi Senta, I never have liked Sergio Leones films either though I was raised watching them. I think the only one I can halfway stand now is The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

BTY, I just watched: "The Searchers" today. Ah it was better than last time (if that's possible?)

[Moonshine_Sally]

I watched Angel and the Badman this morning.My last vacationday so I took it very lazy,made breakfast and coffee and sat enjoying Duke.There are worse ways to start a day ;)

[ZACK613]

I just watched (on VHS) John Ford's last silent western THREE BAD MEN. It is The Master at his best.

[The Ringo Kid]

Today started watching Rio Lobo before going to my Drs appt. Will finish it tonight. :D

[Phantomstranger]

Todays movies are:
"The Magnificent Seven" (I love this movie)
"Maverick" with Mel Gibson and the "real Bret Maverick"..James Garner

[Jay J. Foraker]

Hi Folks -
I watched "El Dorado" over the weekend. No matter how many times I watch it, I always get pleasure from it. The dark side <_< in me always enjoys John Mitchum (Robert Mitchum's brother) doing a turn as the bartender who collects splinters in his hand when Sheriff Harrah catches him reaching for a shotgun under the bar.
BTW - John Mitchum also turned up as Clint Eastwood's partner in several of the "Dirty Harry" films.
Cheers - Jay :D

[Senta]

Originally posted by Phantomstranger@Nov 22 2005, 11:58 PM
"The Magnificent Seven" (I love this movie)

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All time I watched this movie I thought that Kurosawa version is much better.
Senta

[The Ringo Kid]

Originally posted by Senta@Nov 23 2005, 02:57 AM
All time I watched this movie I thought that Kurosawa version is much better.
Senta

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Hi Senta, you must be talking about: "The Seven Samurai" I saw it for the first time about a year or so ago adn thought it was a well made movie. BTW, it is now out on DvD.

[Senta]

Originally posted by The Ringo Kid@Nov 24 2005, 01:36 AM
Hi Senta, you must be talking about: "The Seven Samurai" I saw it for the first time about a year or so ago adn thought it was a well made movie. BTW, it is now out on DvD.

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Hi Ringo,
Yes. "The MS" is done after "TSS". But the original is much more interesting.
Regards,
Senta

[Phantomstranger]

Today is my annual Thanksgiving Day Western marathon..
No turkeys on this menu

1. Hang'Em High
2. Rio Bravo
3.Wanted:Dead Or Alive (a couple of episodes from the McQueen classic)
4. The Searchers
5. Gunfight At The O.K. Corral

[Emmanuel]

Hi all

it's 8-20am here, there's snow on the ground,
my youngest has just gone of to school, the wife
is still in bed. I have the downstairs to myself.
(I don't go to work until this afternoon)
So for me this morning it's
RED RIVER.

Best regards

Emmanuel.

[Phantomstranger]

Great choice Emmanuel. I think I'll put on "Red River" tonight. Such a great movie