The post whore thread.

[buffalobo]

John Wayne: Rio Bravo, The Alamo

Rio Bravo is a personal favorite of mine.

[buffalobo]

I think I was Winchester 73. Is that the one where a rifle is raffled off at a shooting contest and good guy vs bad guy for rifles?

Marksmanship contest, hero wins rifle and villain steals it.

[buffalobo]

Full disclosure, personal favorite in reference to western movies = approximately 40-60 movies at any given time.

Most people can't list more than a dozen or so westerns, some of which they have not even seen.

[CoGirl303]

"Red River"
"The Searchers"
"The Shootist"
"True Grit"

Plenty of other classics, not to mention other great western actors.



Preach it brother. Amen.

true grit?

go to bed lol


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[Great-Kazoo]

You pretty funny. Tombstone is a great movie but doesn't even make top 5 of best all time.

The best western was "The Cowboys".

now that's rubbish.


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Oh Pleezeee, it's

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance


followed closely by

How The West Was Won.

somewhere after that is

Once Upon a Time in The West.

[Great-Kazoo]

Full disclosure, personal favorite in reference to western movies = approximately 40-60 movies at any given time.

Most people can't list more than a dozen or so westerns, some of which they have not even seen.

Really?

You forgot

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

[Great-Kazoo]

My Darling Clementine

The OxBow Incident

a favorite of ours ..Will Penny.

[buffalobo]

true grit?

go to bed lol


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1969 version, like most classics, before your time.

[buffalobo]

Really?

You forgot

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

Just didn't get that far, Jimmy Stewart should get his own conversation IMO.

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and The Oxbow Incident are both top 5 contenders.

[Great-Kazoo]

Just didn't get that far, Jimmy Stewart should get his own conversation IMO.

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and The Oxbow Incident are both top 5 contenders.

Absolutely. It seems most of the world only knows him in the movies as George Bailey and not David "Carbine" Williams.

Which goes back to HTWWW. That featured a who's who, of both male & female movie stars