| 1. |  | Last Command (1955)
from Republic Pictures
Customer Review:
One of Republic's best...
Frank Lloyd's career stretched back to the silent era--he was a major director and made films for the top studios in Hollywood. Winding up at a B studio like Republic would seem to be a step down the career ladder, but this film is actually one of Lloyd's best and one... more info | 4.5 / 5.0
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| 2. |  | Gone To Texas
from Republic Pictures
Customer Review:
I did not particularly liked the movie. I think it was done on the cheap, too full of cliches,macho posturing, and as usual depicted the foes of Bowie, Crockett, and other defenders of the Alamo as unconscionable, mean people, misstatements, and with omissions of truths. I personally do not... more info | 3.5 / 5.0
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| 3. |  | Chisum
from Warner Home Video
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John Wayne starring in Chisum,filmed,1970,a true story based on the Lincoln County wars in the 1870's where the young painless Billy the Kid(Henry McCarty)the kids real name,alias William Bonney roamed the badlands of primitive New Mexico,where the name of the game is survival and a mans only chance... more info | 4.0 / 5.0
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| 4. |  | Dark Command (Colorized)
from Republic Pictures
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After Wayne hit the jackpot in John Ford's groundbreaking Western STAGECOACH (1939) he was quickly reunited with his co-star Claire Trevor in ALLEGHENY UPRISING (1939) and again here in the DARK COMMAND (1940). Directed by Raoul Walsh, the man who incidentally gave young Michael Morrison his first... more info | 4.5 / 5.0
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| 5. |  | Billy the Kid
from MGM (Warner)
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Robert Taylor was only 30 years old when he played the title role in the 1941 film "Billy the Kid," but he still seems too old for the role. However, this actually works in favor of the story being told in this film, not that it has much to do with the historical facts regarding Billy the Kid, even... more info | 3.0 / 5.0
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| 6. |  | Geronimo (1962)
from MGM (Video & DVD)
Customer Review:
I viewed this movie as a decent Western, if taken as pure American mythology, in the same spirit as Longfellow's "Song of Hiawatha". Unlike, however, Longfellow's epic and flowing lyric, "Geronimo" gets bogged down in some noticably stupid aspects; most obviously, the ludicrous casting of the... more info | 3.0 / 5.0
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| 7. |  | Left-Handed Gun
from Warner Home Video
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Paul Newman stars as Billy the Kid, only this Kid has psychological overtones. Depicted as being generous though with a self-destructive streak (all part of the Kid's legend), Newman goes a bit off his rocker when his older and respected mentor/father-figure Turnstall (played by Colin... more info | 3.5 / 5.0
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| 8. |  | Hour of the Gun
from MGM (Video & DVD)
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The gunfight at the O.K. Corral is just over. Bodies lie in the dust. Now the killing really begins. Please note that elements of the plot are discussed, but first, a civics lesson. Ike Clanton (Robert Ryan) is determined to buy or shoot his way into power in Arizona. The territory sooner or later... more info | 4.5 / 5.0
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| 9. |  | Wyatt Earp (Widescreen Expanded Edition)
from Warner Home Video
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If you are a Blu-Ray colector get this one. The price is low and BD is the best way to watch this movie, good sound and picture. | 4.0 / 5.0
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| 10. |  | Tom Horn
from Warner Home Video
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A bio-pic that Steve McQueen owned from the moment he steps on screen. Mixed with fact and fiction it tells a story of a complicated man who has outlived his times. He is a hero with no war and warrior without an army. His life is as fluid as he is set in stone. Yet, McQueen makes you feel for this... more info | 4.0 / 5.0
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