10-15-2016, 02:11 AM
Popster,
I was thinking about "Quigley Down Under" - good call. I like that movie. It's a sweet love story, with some terribly sad scenes also. And, of course, all the gun play and action of a good western. Bad guy in black hat and all that.
I've watched all the old ones, too. "Angel and the Bad Man" "She wore a yellow ribbon" and so on.
Hi Linville and Spanky!
Another movie made in Australia but is a western-type movie is called "The Proposition". It's kinda offbeat movie and some raw brutality, but I enjoyed the main character, Guy Pearce, and his viewpoint of the story. He and his two brothers are notorious outlaws. The law captures him and his youngest brother. He is told by authorities that he must find and kill his oldest brother (the worst guy in entire territory but charismatic) or that they will execute his youngest brother. He has to decide which brother to lose... is there a way to save both? or will he lose both? The suspense.....
I was thinking about "Quigley Down Under" - good call. I like that movie. It's a sweet love story, with some terribly sad scenes also. And, of course, all the gun play and action of a good western. Bad guy in black hat and all that.
I've watched all the old ones, too. "Angel and the Bad Man" "She wore a yellow ribbon" and so on.
Hi Linville and Spanky!
Another movie made in Australia but is a western-type movie is called "The Proposition". It's kinda offbeat movie and some raw brutality, but I enjoyed the main character, Guy Pearce, and his viewpoint of the story. He and his two brothers are notorious outlaws. The law captures him and his youngest brother. He is told by authorities that he must find and kill his oldest brother (the worst guy in entire territory but charismatic) or that they will execute his youngest brother. He has to decide which brother to lose... is there a way to save both? or will he lose both? The suspense.....
"Let your tongue speak what your heart thinks." --Davy Crockett