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Film Review of True Grit: a Charitable Father, a Dreadful Employee, a Flirtatious Lawman, and a Gritty Marshal in The Original 1969 Version
A father’s death calls for justice or revenge. A daughter dares leave neither with procrastinating, reluctant lawmen and lawyers. But will the trio she forms with flirty and gritty lawmen get her man in "True Grit"?
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Film Review of A Ticket to Tomahawk: A Female Marshal, a Handsome Passenger, and Struggles Between The Arapaho, Railroad Men, and Stagecoach Operators
Stagecoaches dominate Colorado’s transportation routes. Competition emerges when railroads link communities into networks of tracks and train stops. Will rival transportation providers be met hostilely or hospitably in “A Ticket to Tomahawk”?
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Straw Dogs (2011)
Glitzy 21st Century remake of one of the most controversial movies of all time.
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Film Review True Grit 2010
A rarity – a remake that is as good, if not better than the original.
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The Most Beautiful Movies Ever Made: Once Upon a Time in The West (1968)
We have been making movies for over 100 years, despite the thousands of movies released each year every now and again a movie comes along that visually blows you away, has the most incredible soundtrack, or simply has the most beautiful of stories.
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Cliffs Beyond Measure (Episode 2)
The continuation of the story of a reticent road agent whose travels with his beer-drinking horse Chuggin’ Charlie take a turn for the gruesome when the two discover a mutilation site. And that is only the beginning of their problems….
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Classic Film Review- The Missouri Breaks
"The Missouri Breaks" is a great western film that was filmed back in 1976. It features a rare collaboration between film greats Jack Nicholson and Marlon Brando.
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“Cowboys & Aliens” – a Great Cast Can’t Salvage This One
Looking at the latest from "Iron Man" director John Favreau, "Cowboys & Aliens." Based on the graphic novel by Scott Mitchell Rosenberg, it stars Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford, and Olivia Wilde in a movie that’s a mix of "Unforgiven" and "Invaders From Mars."
