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Had no idea what was going on and I loved it! So many awesome 1 liners!

I was a bit behind on this edit cause I accidently screen recorded the French version 🤣 Canadian problems! I did TBL first, so for anyone who was waiting for the Tombstone edit thanks for your patience and here it is!

Xx

Ames

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My First Western and I loved it!

Your my Huckleberry!! This was such a fun film to kick of westerns for me!!! I had no Idea what was going on the whole time LOL!!! and I loved it! Thanks for hanging out on my channel! I really appreciate it! Hit the Sub if your feeling it! smash the like! and leave your comments why you love this movie and westerns! Come check out patreon! patreon.com/HoldDownA xx ames!

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RFK Fan

Now that you’ve lost your WESTERN virginity Ames? Add DANCES WITH WOLVES or OPEN RANGE to your WHEEL OF WONDER… both directed by and starring Kevin Costner and arguably 2 of the greatest Westerns I think ever made…

Greg Kipp

Welcome to westerns Ames!!! Hell yeah! RFK is not wrong with those suggestions, I would also add Unforgiven and Jeremiah Johnson to the must watch western list. Anyone who tears up when Doc says goodbye is alright by me. Everytime that scene comes on, it seems like someone is chopping onions around me.

JM63

I liked Tombstone, but I think My Darling Clementine (1946) is a more powerful telling of the Wyatt/Doc story. Really gorgeous B&W direction by John Ford and lots of symbolism. Feels very modern for an oldie, kind of like Casablanca. Also, Henry Fonda is just great. He's mostly forgotten now, but he had a wonderfully restrained, but steely strong, style of acting. One of the all-time legendary Western stars.

william johnson

Check out "The Homesman" with Tommy Lee Jones and Hilary Swank. Memorable.

william johnson

And "True Grit", the Coen Brothers remake.