Western ( genre) film you just watched?

Just watched ?

That be ...

Open Range.

End shoot out was a blast.

 

Just occurred to me this thread subject matter will probably appeal to the over 50‘s on this forum.

 

Watching "Support Your Local Sheriff" on the H&I channel, junior.

 

Remember seeing this in the cinema Jack Elam was a revelation.

 

Dances with Wolves. Last night.

 

The Searchers

 

"The Far Country" with James Stewart and Walter Brennan on GritTV. Thinking of getting the Blu-ray. Convinced it's one of the best westerns to come out of the '50's.

 

"The Long Riders"

 

I'm just under 50, but this thread'll appeal to me. I think Westerns are great.

 

Most recently "The Hateful Eight". Usually the old Eastwood are my most heavily rotated DVDs though.

 

Under 50?
Hallelujah ( trail)!!!!
We have a convert.

 

49 years and a half, so edging closer to 50 every day.

And there was no need to convert me, I grew up on Westerns. I still remember when I was dating an ex-GF. We had her sister over here, and the sister was looking thru my DVD collection and spouted out "There's certainly a lot of Westerns". And that was 13 years ago or so. So, this thread would have been for me when I was in my 30s too.

 

1950s/60s dvds in your collection ?

 

Yeah I’m the same with ole Clint.

Hateful Eight ? Very violent, but great script. Classy soundtrack.

 

Rustler's Rhapsody.

 

Speaking of very violent. The Wild Bunch is another old favorite.

 

Definitely- I think I have all of Eastwood's Westerns (as well as a lot of his other films), quite a few John Wayne Westerns too. Plus other Westerns, though they may not all date back to the 50s/60s. I think the newest on might be the remake of "True Grit".

Plus I have the entire series of "Gunsmoke", 6 of the 8 seasons of "Rawhide", starting on collecting "Bonanza", and need a couple seasons of "Have Gun, Will travel" to complete my series of that one.

 

Very rare for someone under 50 to appreciate “westerns “.

 

Amazing end scene shoot out.

 

Amazon Prime.

 

Never seen the Dvd available.
Looks amusing.

 

It's no Blazing Saddles, but it does have some very funny bits.

 

Human hair in it” lol.

 

Last western ?

The Scalphunters(1968).

Ossie Davis is very good in it.
Later seen in Bubba Ho -Hep.

 

I watched the ending of Rocky Mountain (1950) last night. The movie is a little Lost-Causey but I dig the ending.