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Western Week 🤠 (Patreon)

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2024-06-10 10:06:42
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Howdy there, partners! Get ready for a rootin'-tootin' good time! We're fixin' to upload a new video every day this week, chock-full of cowboy antics and shenanigans! Who's hollerin' for excitement? I'm gettin' my boots scootin' just thinkin' about it, yeehaw!

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Chris

I'm looking forward to it! I grew up on Westerns, and I like what other people enjoy the same ones I did as a child.

Will Streett

If you haven't picked them all yet -"War Wagon" 1967 John Wayne and Kirk Douglas in the same movie. Yes, it's a western.

Tom Evans

I hope this means starting Deadwood Season 2!

Allen Bond

Hope you get to these hidden gems eventually Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid (1969) Frisco Kid (1979) Goin' South (1978) Jeremiah Johnson (1972) Life And Times Of Judge Roy Bean (1972) Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973) Murphy's Romance (1985) Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow (1963) Silverado (1985)

Tommy Ivison

Silverado, with Kevin Costner

Carlos Perez

Bone Tomahawk, western/horror hybrid 😁

Robert Jewell

I'm definitely fixin' to holler for some 'citement down in the holler.

Casey

Once Upon a Time in the West

Robert Inman

Does any one else give a hoot regarding Dawn's cahooting about her boots scootin'? Or is it moot until we see the loot?

JL Green

Ha! You're funny 😁

JL Green

High Plains Drifter, and Buck and the Preacher.

Patrick Crippen

The Jack Bull (1999) a great western based on a true story also

Louis Marzullo

Earliest Christmas gift I've ever gotten! (or latest 🤔) Would not have been my first genre choice but heck, I'll take 7 days of Dawn watching dental cleanings! Plus, we have to get 'Unforgiven' in the mix. Right, Dawn?? 🙏 Only I think it's 'pardner', with a 'd'. That's how Yosemite Sam said it 😁 (Btw, how much would Dawn love him??)

EcvNacho

"A Million ways to die in the west" staring Seth Mcfarland, Charlize Theron. So funny your cheeks will hurt from laughing

Zinphad

Hoping to see Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

Celeste McAllister

'Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid' 1969. 'Once Upon a Time in the West' 1968. 'Rio Bravo' 1959 'Unforgiven' 1992 'High Noon' 1952 'Hondo' 1953 'True Grit' 1969 'Little Big Man' 1970 'Westward the Women' 1951..btw....In Texas we don't say "Howdy Partner" more like "If you're here to work you can stay" lol.🔫😅

Louis Marzullo

The shock is starting to wear off & I'm just getting the picture here: 7 feature-length films in 7 days??? This has to be a content-creator/reactor first! 👏👏👏 Legendary! But the 'Dennis Downer' in me is already thinking, "Does this mean Dawn's off on holiday next week for a month?" 😄 Hey, I'd get run out of New York on a rail if I wasn't at least a little neurotic! 🥴

Louis Marzullo
>>140429347

Hmm, don't think so, although I'd like it to be the case. The "Wanted" poster says "movie". Hopefully, I'm just being too literal. 🤞

james flack
>>140445361

All I know about Texas is that it's the only place in the U.S. where you can be up to your rear end in mud and still have dust blowin' in your face.......😎

Celeste McAllister
>>140445361

I'm West Texas born & raised,my grandpa would say "Anyone whom lives northeast of the panhandle,is a Yankee"...

james flack

"Quigly Down Under"....Professor Snape vs Magnum P.I. in the old West. (Western Australia that is)..😆

Jonathan Leak

The Magnificent Seven (original one)

Carol Rocha

Quigley Down Under- set in Australia. A classic!!

Jonathan Leak

Killers of the Flower Moon (2017)

Harry S

Kung Fu Pilot Episode 1972 David Carradine, This is when they brought in the Chinese to build the Railroad. This is different than any Western you have ever seen. Chinese in the old west! Available on Amazon as Season 0 Kung Fu tv show. The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday 1976 comedy western, Lee Marvin, Robert Culp, Kay Lenz. The Villain 1979 ‧ Western/Comedy, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kirk Douglas, Ann-Margret.

Mr. Avatar

"The Long Riders" from 1980. This Western film is unique in that it features four sets of real-life brothers playing four sets of brothers on screen. The movie is based on the story of the James-Younger Gang and stars the Keach brothers as Jesse and Frank James, along with other sets of actor brothers portraying the other members of the gang.

Chicago Artist Jon

I'll second The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean with Paul Newman and add The Ballad of Buster Scruggs by the Coen brothers.

james flack
>>140445361

Finally, someone who can tell me about East Texas...... Is Sheldon's mom for real?.....🤔

DracJeriba

Once Upon a Time in the West (1968) pls

Roddy Hutchinson

Fort Apache (1948), She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949), and Rio Grande (1950) are all Western films directed by John Ford that are part of his "Cavalry Trilogy" and feature John Wayne

Anthony Donato

Tombstone and Maverick two very entertaining movies.

Carl Evans

El Dorado (1966) 96% Rotten Tomatoes / 7.5 IMDb Drama loaded with humor. Starring John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, James Caan, Christopher George, Ed Asner, Charlene Holt and Michele Carey.

Celeste McAllister
>>140445361

East Texas is a drive through on the way to New Orleans,the final two episodes of 'Young Sheldon' felt to close to home....Mary is an exaggeration of the truth,she needed her spiritual beliefs to keep herself from falling apart...

Corman Rockwell

"Ride The High Country" ['62] directed by Sam Peckinpah w/ Randolph Scott, Joel McCrae & Marriette Hartley

Just another Red Shirt

OK you got me to join because of the western week………. Well played.🤔 I hope you watch John Wayne’s Rio, Bravo, I guarantee you will love it. 🤠

Eric Janssen

Since someone else already mentioned Maverick, I’ll go in the other direction and mention “The Assassination of Jesse James”.

Bill W
>>140434580

I'm unclear about what the hell either of you are talking about. Cahooting?? Crankin'??? 😀

Louis Marzullo
>>140434580

Word-play. Thought you might give a hoot 😕 Crankin' as in "wound-up". Maybe I should adopt the "less is more" dictum 😄

Mark Crawford

I must confess that I have always found westerns to be somewhat boring. I could just never relate to them. The main exception to this lack of interest is Sergio Corbucci's 1968 film The Great Silence (although I think the original Italian title - Il grande silenzio - sounds much more impressive). I mean, come on, watching Klaus Kinski can never get boring!

Jonathan Leak

Beaten to it with the suggestions so had to find others some great choices Butch Cassidy is a classic one that's been mentioned.

fire12wife

Bad Girls (1994) stars 4 WOMEN prostitutes leaving it all behind to search the Old West for a new life! Madeleine Stowe, Mary Stewart Masterson, Andie Mac Dowall, and a gorgeous 18-year-old Drew Barrymore!

Eric Hill

Destry Rides Again, early Jimmy Stewart, Mel Brooks based a lot of Blazing Saddles on this movie

Eric Hill

The Terror of Tiny Town, a midget western

Eric Hill

Ruggles of Red Gap, British butler comes to the wild west

Eric Hill

Rustler’s Rhapsody

Eric Hill

My Darling Clementine

Eric Hill

Three Godfathers, a western Christmas movie

Eric Hill

Marx Bros. Go West

Eric Hill

Laurel and Hardy in Way Out West

Eric Hill

Jesse James vs Frankenstein’s Daughter

Eric Hill

Billy the Kid vs Dracula

Bill W
>>140596134

Fyi-you can go back and add to your comments rather than adding a dozen separate ones.

Brian O'Grady

I love Technicolor Westerns from the 40's and 50's. There's just something about the look and feel that is so rugged, yet so beautiful.

Brian O'Grady

Dodge City, 1939 with Errol Flynn is a classic. It has probably THE greatest bar fight in movie history.

T-Mac

High Noon,

Jonathan Leak

Young Guns 1 and 2 you must watch sometime (story of Billy the Kid)

Tommy Ivison

English Bob in Unforgiven was played by Richard Harris. He was a popular actor in the 1960's. He is best known for the western movie A Man Called Horse. In the late 60's he had a hit song, "MacArthur's Park" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sD-zTwi3_GU