Search results

Nice opinion.

Any western without the magical Jimmy Stewart is sadly lacking. Who can ever forget his performances in Destry, Shenendoah and Liberty Valance.

Easy wrong forum mate.. I presume this post was meant for the Palarse message board wasn't it.

Not to be confused with the Kurosawa's original version film called 'I like Sushi and she likes me' this was based on one of Shakespeare's sonnets and an eposode of Crossroads,

That was my favourite especially the last scene where the hero pledges his love for his wife..'dahlin, look after ma boy..n you sure look purrrty.... Would have done better at the flicks if it had a better title.

A western is a western is it not. Men with hats on horses, dancing girls, saloons, gunfights, Red Indians, stagecoach chase through Monument Valley.. does it matter where the underlying storyline came from. I couldn't care less if the western was based on a storyline from Fawlty Towers to be...

Yes why shouldn't they?

MAGNIFICENT SEVEN Super fact and I will not be argued with.