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| 20. |  | My Darling Clementine from Twentieth Century Fox Home Video Movie Review: This movie is worth seeing for one line. Wyatt Earp: "You ever been in love, Mac?" Well, MDC offers a lot more: Spectacular black and white photography, a very cool Henry Fonda as Wyatt Earp, and an atmosphere of unhurried style and formality.... |
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| 21. |  | Tombstone (Vista Series) from Walt Disney Home Video Movie Review: There have been several movies centered on the famous "Gunfight at the OK Corral." I have seen at least six over the years. Tombstone is probably the best of them other than John Ford's classic "My Darling Clementine," which remains in a class of its own. The central roles in any OK Corral movie... |
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| 22. |  | Blazing Saddles from Warner Studios Movie Review: This was definitely Mel Brook's crowning achievement. Unfortunately you could never release a movie like this today in our "politically correct" environment. Although Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder were terrific (these are common-clave people. You know, MORONS!), it is the supporting cast that truly... |
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| 23. |  | Lonesome Dove Collection (Lonesome Dove/Streets of Laredo/Dead Man's Walk) from Lionsgate/Fox Movie Review: The all star epic of two Texas rangers seeking adventure and excitement of the unknown--Lonesome Dove definately approaches audiences with a method never done before. Its portrayal of triumph and tragedy; romance and misfortune; humor and satire;-- all against the backdrop of the mysterious frontier... |
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| 24. |  | Clint Eastwood - Westerner (The Outlaw Josey Wales / Pale Rider / Unforgiven Single Disc Edition) from Warner Home Video Movie Review: This is a great 3-pack. I always thought that Pale Rider was his best personal effort, but he got the Oscar for The Unforgiven. Now you can compare the two, and you have The Outlaw Josey Wales to boot. Eastwood built a Western filmography almost as great as the legend himself, John Wayne. Eastwood... |
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| 25. |  | The Magnificent Seven from MGM/UA Video Movie Review: This opinion reveals no details about the movie's plot Before Akira Kurosawa, great westerns (high noon) often had a slow build up leading to action (shoot out) at the end. What Kurosawa did was start off with action, drums pounding, overwhelming odds... adventure. John Sturges was having a few... |
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| 26. |  | Tombstone from Hollywood Pictures Movie Review: There have been several movies centered on the famous "Gunfight at the OK Corral." I have seen at least six over the years. Tombstone is probably the best of them other than John Ford's classic "My Darling Clementine," which remains in a class of its own. The central roles in any OK Corral movie... |
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| 27. |  | The Searchers from Warner Studios Movie Review: The Searchers is considered by many to be one of the best westerns ever made, and I cannot disagree with them. The story follows the efforts of two men trying to track down a kidnapped girl from Comanches over the course of five years. The men tracking the tribe are a Confederate veteran and the... |
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| 28. |  | Paint Your Wagon from Paramount Home Video Movie Review: Totally irreverent and unabashed Paint Your Wagon is bawdy good fun for the whole family! In spite of the critics' remarks about its morals or lack of them, I found the story to be true to life in the old west. In watching the documentary "Ken Burn's presents The West," one learns that many decent... |
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| 29. |  | Seven Brides for Seven Brothers from Warner Studios Movie Review: A "sleeper" when it was released in 1954, "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" is still one of the freshest musicals ever made. With a pretty, spirited score by Gene de Paul and Johnny Mercer and rambunctious but carefully-controlled choreography by Michael Kidd, this modestly-budgeted movie surprised... |
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