Best Westerns

Another Wyatt Earp movie, but rather full of more action sequence than the Kevin Costner's version; which was base more of a documentary point of view.
In this verson, Kurt Russel plays a burning passion Wyatt Earp, and has Val Kilmer who plays Doc Holiday, and even has the leagion cowboy actor Sam Elliot as one of the Earp brothers.

Best Western I have seen for years! One of my top favorate westerns now to wanting to own on DVD.
Crowe and Bale both work off of each other very well! Best performance are seen by both actors!

I historical point of view from young man to the leaguin Marshal of our US time. Kevin Costner plays the role of the struggling cowboy to find his entire family a place to call home, and bit by bit he begins to fall into his calling of a US Marshal. Full of a wonderful cast. such as Dennis Quaid who portrays the famous Doc Holiday.

One of the best cowboys movies!
John Cusack gives out a wonderful performance! A must see movie!

One of the best modern westerns made. Goes from gun slinging, poker playing, and a bit of trouble for our friend Maverick, played by Mel Gibson. James Garner, who was in the origonal TV show, appears as a gun slinger and a man of the law of poker playing. Jodie Foster, with her little Mel Gibson so very well.

Do you like Westerns?
Do you like a good comedy?
Do you like Mel Brooks?
Well look no further, this film has it all. From one eyed, hunch hang men, to singing songs as 'The Camp Town Lady.' If you thought it could not be done, well it has in this film! With Gene Wilder, Cleaveon Little, Liam, Dunn, and even Mel Brooks himself. Rent this movie soon to give yourself a good laugh.

One of the classic westerns ever made in Hollywood history!

If you like Western movies, then The Magnificent Seven is the film for you. Never before had you seen dashing and daring characters. Steve McQueen gives out one of his best performances.

Tom Selleck maybe type casted in these roles, but he is the best modern actor to play a cowboy!

The greastest Clint Eastwood western film he had ever made!

For what it was, for young future stars, this was a well done western of the James and Younger gang.

One of the most interesting and dramatic roles I have seen Richard Harris in. Left for dead, Harris travels across the country side to find the man who left him alone to die, and through his journey witnesses both death and life through his own eyes on other people. What drives this man to the end to keep going? Reminded me of the Tom Hanks film, CAST AWAY, but with a different setting.
One of the top Richard Harris classics!