“Cheyenne Autumn” is another case where the story of how the film was made is far more interesting than the film itself, much like “Spartacus.” This is the last western […]
Movie Review – “Cheyenne Autumn” (1964)
Movie Review – “She Wore A Yellow Ribbon” (1949)
I’m currently at the point where I’ve seen so many westerns about the cavalry fighting Native Americans that they are all blending together now. I honestly did not care about […]
Movie Review – “The Quiet Man” (1952)
This is the perfect movie for a laid-back, lazy Sunday afternoon. A nice glimpse at an easy-going Irish lifestyle filled with pleasant people who want nothing more than to enjoy each others’ […]
Mini-Review – “Mister Roberts” (1955)
I am so glad I decided to watch “The Caine Mutiny” before watching “Mister Roberts,” because that made this experience so hilarious. Both films take a slightly different approach to a similar […]
Paul’s Favorite Films – Number 14
James Stewart and John Wayne in a film directed by John Ford. Best screen combination ever. Leading up to this little known western, “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,” both Stewart and […]
The Death Of The Old West
Over the last few years, many film genres have flourished. Science fiction continues to tell us evolving stories like “her” while thrillers like “Gone Girl” keep us clinging to our theater seats. Some […]
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