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| 100. |  | The Plainsman from Umvd Movie Review: On September 17, 1868, while fording the south fork of the Republican River in what is now Colorado, General "Sandy" Forsyth was ambushed by 600 Cheyennes and Arapahoes. Outnumbered ten to one, Forsyth and his troops took refuge on a brushy island in the middle of the river and for nine days stood... |
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| 101. |  | A Man Called Horse from Paramount Home Video Movie Review: Okay, so here I am at my home on the Pine Ridge Reservation, watching "A Man Called Horse" for the first time with a bunch of friends. They are Native (Lakota "Sioux" and a Navajo), I am not, but I seem to be the one elected to write the review so here goes. Where to start? To the people who say... |
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| 102. |  | Unforgiven from Warner Studios Movie Review: For the most part, I have never gotten into the Western movie genre, although I did enjoy "The Searchers". So I had my reservations in renting this movie, but did so just to see why it won so many awards and the praise of critics. And now I understand why this is such a decorated... |
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| 103. |  | The Great Silence from Fantoma Movie Review: You can not go wrong with Sergio Corbucci's THE GREAT SILENCE. The movie is simply one of the best spaghetti westerns ever directed and belongs to the priceless category of cult movies. If you consider that, apart of the haunting musical score of Ennio Morricone, Klaus Kinski is one of the main... |
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| 104. |  | Bonanza - 20 Episodes from Bci Eclipse Company Movie Review: This DVD is a must buy for any Bonanza fan. It has great picture and sound qualities and is totally worth the price. |
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| 105. |  | The Hallelujah Trail from MGM/UA Video Movie Review: THE WILDEST ROLLICKING WESTERN OF ALL TIMES! THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL is a gem! Like MCLINTOCK! it's full of surprizes!!!! Everything from THE CALVARY, DRUNKEN INDIANS, TEMPERANCE MARCHERS, THIRSTY CITIZENS, A WAGONTRAIN OF WHISKEY, and a climax of QUICKSAND!!!! This motion picture has... |
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| 106. |  | Gang of Roses from Columbia Tristar Hom Movie Review: I am really into Black cinema these days. I appreciate the regreattable avenues these directors/film makers have to go through to get there movies seen. But on to the movie... I rented this because some at Walmart told me it was good. It was. I was very impressed with Monica Calhoun (I think she's... |
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| 107. |  | The Man From Laramie from Columbia/Tristar Studios Movie Review: This has got to be one of the best western plots ever filmed. Unlike so many others in the genre, "The Man From Laramie" has a complex and interesting conflict as its center. Many have compared it to "King Lear" and the main story line does resemble the subplot of Gloucester and his two sons.... |
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| 108. |  | Goin' South from Paramount Home Video Movie Review: GOIN'SOUTH is a funny movie about a humorous redemption. Jack Nicholson is the redeemee and lovely Mary Steenburgen is the redeemor. Jack, the low-life criminal, finds that marriage with obedience to Mary is the price he has to pay for going straight. Mary finds that the price of getting cheap gold... |
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| 109. |  | The Sons of Katie Elder from Paramount Home Video Movie Review: You might consider this a ultra-typical, run-of-the-mill, almost ordinary John Wayne Western, in which the hero makes a grand and mysterious entrance and finishes the bad guy with a no-BS finale. Yet in between all this is a wonderful movie, with good performances and an intriguing plot. The... |
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