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Just sit back, relax and enjoy a western movie from a simpler day and time.
This was a landmark western, the biggest ever at the time of its release and all the more unique because it was a Columbia production-a lightweight studio with a bottom feeding reputation.
Warner Brothers tampered considerably with American history in "Big Trail" director Raoul Walsh's first-rate western "They Died with Their Boots On," a somewhat inaccurate but wholly exhilarating biography of cavalry officer George Armstrong Custer.
I was expecting something of a disaster, and found instead a well-acted grand western with superb location work.
This certainly is one of the best western movies produced in the new Millennium.
It's an homage to all the stars of the great TV western classics, and it is the ultimate revival of the western movie.
But it still is one of the best new western productions I've ever seen.
In my opinion, we ought to be much obliged to Chris McIntyre for his efforts to gather that many stars of the classic TV westerns and SASS around him to perform in a new western such as this.
Both are young and promising, and I think we should see more of them in future western productions.
I sincerely enjoyed this western movie - it was worth every minute.
I hope that Chris McIntyre will continue to work on other western movies and present us with some more great productions such as this one.
But, Faith akin, being an Turkish oriented guy who probably knows about that country more than an ordinary European, falls into the trap of orientalism that other western artists usually fall.
For the record, this movie was made in 1957 in Russia, but the technique used here is probably something that we've seen much later in the western world...about 20 years later.
The Russian directors have something in common: very small budgets, great actors, and a joy of creating art...and yes, they are able to create more masterpieces than all the western world together.
Extremely entertaining mid-1950's western that packs a whole lot into just a 96-minute running time.
You'll have to force yourself to watch much of it and the catharsis is much more in the range of sustained anxiety than any kind of emotional release but it's incredibly nervy and thought provoking; Haneke continues to hold up a mirror to how desensitised Western civilization is or has become.
I would watch this movie over and over again because it has all the elements of a great western movie.
This is a another winner for the western genre.
Posse was a western with really good action sequences.
How could one not when Clint Eastwood, right after (allegedly) closing the book on his western legacy, likely closes the one on his gritty detective pictures (don't count Blood Work in there).
Rich in the underlying decay of western civilization and dripping with alternative existence in a way we have never seen before.
Ford was able to make of what would be an ordinary western, something totally different and original showing us the music, the dances, and most of all, the people.
One of the great directors of cinema, Fritz Lang, has created a real gem in this excellent western.
At very least this is a damned good western!
Andy Lau and Lau Ching-Wan are both superb in Johnny To's tautly directed crime thriller which puts most Western efforts to shame.
_Saltmen_ is a long film for its genre, and quite often the pace is much slower than that expected by Western audiences.
Mainly you're there to see Michael take on a bull, mesmerize the waitresses and lady dancers at a western style restaurant, and fully demonstrate that he is complete free soul.
The Violent Men is a good western.
Too much added with too much taken away from a great western that was written by McMurtry about the Texas Rangers vs. the Indian.
The contrived assortment of characters and Linda Darnell's fancy dress and hat are wonderful dated touches that make Dakota Incident a cool western artifact from the mid-fifties.
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