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The dialogue is unlike any on television, and because of this the show seems more realistic and engaging than any Western movie or series ever before.
Just because "Pony Express" is a western and the Indians are characterized as the bad guys, does not mean it is without merit.
This English re-titled "A Reason to Live, A Reason to Die" is a thoroughly unconvincing United States Civil War swipe of "The Dirty Dozen", done in the Clint Eastwood "spaghetti western" style.
An unusual western and a different role than we are used to seeing Price in.
This belated attempt at a Western adventure is a curious anomaly: the script is, on the one hand, terribly old-fashioned and cliché-ridden and yet equally replete with such 'modern' elements as four-letter words and bouts of violence.
An early John Wayne western that only ran for an hour, this was surprisingly entertaining.
He automatically looked at him as a weak peasant instead of a great gunfighter and that theme works greatly here in this short and satisfying western.
Another advertisement for Western enlightenment occurs when a snake bites one of the kids and his brother cleans the wound; Railsback insists on taking him to the hospital so he can receive competent treatment; when he asks the nurse how the kid is doing in the next scene, she goes "I have no idea - but I cleaned the wound."
Rap hip hop cool western, yo!
This director, Jerry Jameson would be well advised to watch Lonesome Dove before he directs anymore Western movies.
Famous western names would please the crowds.
At some point in the next century, the last of the baby boomers will die and the rest of the world will no longer have to suffer from their bizarre notion that the 1960s was the most important decade in Western history, or films like "The Return of the Secaucus 7".
I admit that I was drawn to this film by Maltin's (negative) review ("bloody, gory Western"), wondering if it could be so explicit.
Mainly, this is just an improbable, formula Western tale of revenge.
Deadwood makes a real stab at the real life harshness of the western life on the fringes of community.
Western "intelligence".
Equally as unfortunate is the display of the Invisible People as a tribe of purity and peace - their "beautiful" innocence makes them the pathetic victim of Western expansion.
Wonderfully extravagant political western with a lovely Morricone score.
Its set in NY, and its has Western culture blended into it also.
It's an odyssey, a comic book, a western (in the East), a black comedy, an operatic nightmare, a sci-fi cautionary tale, an "audience movie"... It's a showcase for underutilized talent.
A routine "B" western in the Lone Star series of westerns Wayne made in the 30's.
Then I saw it as an adult and though it was not the great film I remembered it was still very good as an action and adventure sort of western.
Legendary Michael Curtiz directs a solid western.
Errol Flynn stars in his first western movie.
No matter what title you want to issue it, this giddy western (eastern?)
I found this series to be a well crafted and accurate view of a particularly dark time in history when ambition and zealotry brought terrible violence to western Asia.
OK, it's not especially profound, and like so many Asian films, it suffers from an inconsistency of tone (lashings of violence, swearing, slapstick comedy and musical numbers make for a strange mix) which might alienate some western viewers, but it's fast-moving, never boring, surprising in all the right places and a definite recommendation for a fun evening's viewing.
Poor Johnny Gimble, Texas's best fiddler, who looked pained but characteristically pleasant while trying to save bad, fake "country & western" music--he doesn't even get a credit on this site, while Vassar Clements does.
I also pitied Merle Kilgore, who is a true song-stylist of high quality, having written many big country & western hits including "Wolverton Mountain".
This movie combines the best elements of western and war movies.
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