Westerns

[Devil 505]

Well because you posted it, and I was under the impression that you may have thought it was a good movie.

I just didn't want to upset your sensibilities by completely disagreeing with you on the quality of The Quick and The Dead.

I can not over emphasize how bad that movie is.

All movie watchers should avoid what is quite possibly THE WORST western ever made.

Seriously, it's bad.

Don't mind Sukov, he thinks that Moonraker is the best 007 movie. 



 

[kilo2]

Don't mind Sukov, he thinks that Moonraker is the best 007 movie. 



 

Roger Moore is the best bond.

[spammer]

I have to reply to this thread

Tom Horn.......Steve McQueen

Pat Garret & Billy the Kid.....Kris Kristofferson and James Coburn

I've enjoyed every movie mentioned in this thread.

[bozon]

I would even throw the series Firefly into this mix.
Space cowboys FTW!

[zack1234]

Is "Dallas" a Western or "Little house on the Prairie?

[jimson]

The Lonesome Dove original miniseries with Duvall and Jones is superb, though not as action oriented as many westerns.  Ignore anything with the Lonesome Dove name on it beyond that though.

Wiley.

Actually there are several in that series based on the Larry McMurtry books. Dead Mans Walk, Streets of Laredo and Commanche Moon are all worthwhile, but yeah, the "Return to Lonesome Dove" etc are just cheap ripoffs.

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any body ever read the series with the "Sacketts" by loie Lamor.... i think was his name

[jimson]

You're close, it's Louis L'Amour, I've read a few of his books, not that particular series though.

[nrshida]

What about: 'A Man Called Horse' and 'Chato's Land', or are they more Indian than Cowboy? 

[Melvin]

My Grandma has every book that Louis L'Amour wrote.

To me they all read the same.

His autobiography, on the other hand, is a work of true western art.

A masterwork of writing with concerns to the single man living hard times.

Louis L'Amour Education Of A Wandering Man

A must read.

EDIT: In order to understand Louis L'Amour you must read this book.




 

[ink]

You're close, it's Louis L'Amour, I've read a few of his books, not that particular series though.

ahhh.......was close...been over 20 years since I read em....loved the sacketts they were my favorite of all his that I read.

My Grandma has every book that Louis L'Amour wrote.

To me they all read the same.

His autobiography, on the other hand, is a work of true western art.

A masterwork of writing with concerns to the single man living hard times.

Louis L'Amour Education Of A Wandering Man

A must read.

EDIT: In order to understand Louis L'Amour you must read this book.


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never heard of it thanx

[Shuffler]

any body ever read the series with the "Sacketts" by loie Lamor.... i think was his name

I have a lot of old books from Louis L'Amour. Great author.

Lot of movies based on his stories.