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By overcoming a string of obstacles, the men finally get their hands on the gold, but they soon start to turn on one another. Counting down from No. He never memorized his lines and instead read them off a teleprompter, and it was his only movie role. Although it wasn't a hit at the time, it was later hugely influential for European filmmakers, and described as "an intense, unconventional, stylized picture, full of ambiguities and subtexts" by Martin Scorsese. That's where viewers are introduced to Riley's personified emotions, specifically joy, fear, anger, sadness, and disgust. - Director: Alfred Hitchcock A clash of ideologies during rapidly changing times exacerbates this friction, and as disease suddenly sweeps in and threatens to potentially wipe out all of Homers cattle, the patriarch sees his old free-ranging ways on the verge of extinction. Menu. Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke co-star. His wife, played by Grace Kelly, wants him to leave town rather than defend himself. - Metascore: 96 More than 40 years after Mel Brookss box-office smash struck a nerve with audiences, it remains a high-water mark for cinematic hilarity, even if time and influence have inevitably dulled some of its shock value. As a result, the film amounts to a portrait of hard-won joy thats nearly spiritual in its belief in the power of cooperation. The soldiers in the film's climactic shootout were members of the Mexican Army hired as film extras. Twenty-five years after Unforgivens initial release, its still distinctive to watch an American revenge film in which violence is accorded this sort of awful and surreal weight. - Runtime: 80 minutes. Sweat and dirt pour off every face, with an especially de-glammed Faye Dunaway fashioning a haggard version of Katie Elder, and the predominant firelight makes it so that the characters pupils flicker with seemingly malicious intent. - Director: Otto Preminger And yet theres something particularly modern about its approach to the doomed relationship between infamous bank robber and murderer Jesse James (Brad Pitt) and his Judas-like accomplice, Robert Ford (Casey Affleck). The film also won John Ford an Academy Award for Best Director. From Golden Age classics to B-movie pulp, John Ford to Quentin. Bowen, Andr De Toths Day of the Outlaw is the rare western to take place across a landscape blanketed in snow, whose temperatures are as biting as the long-gestating feud between the homesteaders of the bleak town of Bitters, Wyoming and a local rustler, Blaise Starrett (Robert Ryan). - Metascore: 100 Her subject is Dayton O. Hyde, a conservationist cowboy who devoted his life to creating and running the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary. A pair of bounty hunters set off in Mexico on the trail of a man wanted by a wealthy father for impregnating his daughter. - Runtime: 103 minutes. - Runtime: 115 minutes. - Metascore: 94 In addition, adults whose annual household income is less than $30,000 are more likely than those living in households earning $75,000 or more a year to be non-book readers (31% vs. 15%). Told through a series of episodic events, the movie pits its protagonist against a host of obstacles and temptations, with all the action taking place in L.A.'s Watts neighborhood. - Metascore: 73 Post-Civil War, a husband and wife living in New Mexico are struggling to stay afloat. - Director: Alfonso Cuarn When Uncle Charlie starts to exhibit some abnormal behavior, Charlotte begins to wonder if he's actually a con artist and potential murderer. Here, moments of violence shatter the younger generations illusions of the masculine grandeur of killing. - Director: Martin Scorsese A Fistful of Dollars is the first film of the spaghetti Western Dollars Trilogy, all directed by Sergio Leone. A pure exercise in suspense, Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window stars James Stewart as photographer L.B. Leones final jab at bourgeois comportment comes when the title finally appears as an ironic riposte to Steigers last line of dialogue, an effect thats totally lost under its rebranding as A Fistful of Dynamite. Sleater-Kinney "tell a feminist fairy tale " on their seventh studio album, "The Woods," according to Rolling Stone. The Telegraph's . Yet Corbucci sets Django on its feet by moving away from the epic sprawl that started creeping into Sergio Leones work with Fistful of Dollars, the very title of which suggests his more is more approach, into the sort of rough-hewn storytelling and rough-and-tumble pessimism that characterize subsequent Corbucci films like The Great Silence. Your email address will not be published. pivots around Daniel Plainview (Daniel Day-Lewis), whose ambition, greed, and heartlessness make him a literal (to his son) and figurative (to the capitalist nation) daddy dearest. - Metascore: 77 In the western, the immense country beyond the Mississippi River figures at . - Metascore: 94 Despite being several decades old, this heralded drama simply oozes with perennial primacy, putting show business in its crosshairs and hitting the target with a bulls-eye. The saga of a Western land conflict between cattlemen and settlers was supposed to shoot in 48 days with a budget of less than $2 million. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (Andrew Dominik, 2007) Steeped in the lyrical fatalism of that last great decade for the western, the 1970s, Andrew Dominik's The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford owes a debt to myriad spiritual ancestors. Chris Cabin, Tombstone succeeds by re-appropriating the stylistic quirks of many a great western before it, from the long walk of Sam Peckinpahs The Wild Bunch to the candlelit saloons of Robert Altmans McCabe & Mrs Miller, spitting them out in a spectacle of pure pop pastiche. Police Capt. She hires U.S. Gripped by a sense of unspoken grief since the accidental death of Huds brother, father and son repeatedly lock horns over Huds boozing, philandering, and general devil-may-care attitude. Though this is literally a bleak story of brothers finding each other, the emotional takeaway is thornier, wilder, as we feel as if weve been watching Willet in a no-exit situation, chasing himself in an endless purgatorial loop across the desert, probably as atonement for a career of killing and for his absence from the mining site at the time of the titular shooting. - Metascore: 66 The Shootist goes light on plot, coming as close to a character study as a John Wayne film can get. Set in the isolated desert landscapes of Nevada, the film speaks to a quiet and distinctly American despair, a fear of failure and progress that seems incredibly apt considering the stress that Peckinpah faced following up The Wild Bunch. Like the proverbial fox in the henhouse, wounded Union soldier John McBurney (Clint Eastwood) is brought into the Miss Martha Farnsworth Seminary for Young Ladies by one of its youngest wards, thereby turning up the flame under the already simmering tensions among its occupants, from headmistress (Geraldine Page) to household slave (Mae Mercer). Red Sun. - Metascore: 69 Westerns-for-Vietnam allegories were a dime a dozen in the 1970s, yet Eastwood got to the core of an eras shameful passivity to suffering, with Lagos new coat of red paint standing both for intimations of Old Testament retribution and the acknowledgement of collective sanguine hands. - Metascore: 65 - Director: John Huston Some decades later, Kevin Costners Dances with Wolves became the paradigm of a post-70s cultural sea change: When it comes to cowboys versus Indians, the cowboys are no longer the automatic locus of our sympathy. Hepburn took lessons with a vocal coach and expected to do her own singing, but in the end most of her numbers were dubbed. Budd Wilkins, This court-bound race drama is often overlooked within John Fords later period in favor of the self-consciously summative The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. Oscars Best Picture Winners Best Picture Winners Emmys STARmeter Awards San Diego Comic-Con New York Comic-Con Sundance Film Festival Toronto Int'l Film Festival Awards Central Festival Central All Events. - Runtime: 80 minutes. Some journalists criticized the film for its supposed inaccuracies, but critics and audiences definitely didn't mind. As it turns out, Tom Doniphon (John Wayne) is the film's real hero. Cuarn based the black-and-white film on his own childhood experiences, making this project arguably his most personal one to date. Suzanne Mitchell's documentary includes footage shot over the course of a decade. But as with Stanleys (Ray Winstone) attempts to assume a dignified Christmas feast with his out-of-her-element wife, Martha (Emily Watson), the reconciliation of sophisticated ethical ideals with unsavory (yet pragmatic for survival) eye-for-an-eye, call-of-the-wild principles isnt achieved without the offering of a sacrificial pound of flesh. Meanwhile, there have also emerged a handful of famous critics over the decades, including Pauline Kael and Roger Ebert, whose unique interpretations of classic films have occasionally been heralded as works of art unto themselves. Chaplin pursues deliverance not in the miracle of hitting pay dirt, but in the promise of a woman, and its this promise that Chaplin would keep after, well into his sync-sound period. - Director: Nicholas Ray Since then, movie criticism has retained countless core consistencies while evolving to keep pace with the medium itself. The western has proved itself a durable and influential way of talking about the human conditionone that needs not be confined within the frontiers drawn by the Euro-American colonial imagination. The silent classic starring Lillian Gish visits four historical erasancient Babylon, Judea, 16th-century France, and early 20th-century Americawhere characters suffered under stifling social and political beliefs and systems. When the brothers briefly look upon one another, were primed to remember the first-person shots that opened the film, and to recall the feelings of pursuit that have hounded Willet from the outset. His existence here is a veritable transition from innocence to experience. - Metascore: 75 He was nominated for best director at the 56th Golden Globe Awards. Befitting this approach, much of Man of the West transpires outdoors, from the glorious sun-drenched commencement to the threatening pink dusk left lingering after the central train robbery to the climatic shootout in an abandoned mining town. Directed by: George P. Cosmatos, Kevin Jarre. By clicking OK, you consent to the use of all cookies. - Metascore: 94 Midcentury westerns dont get much weirder, darker, or more volatile than Track of the Cat, William A. Wellmans Strindbergian passion play set in the northern Sierras as winters first blizzard rolls in. - Metascore: 90 - Director: Sidney Lumet Appearing briefly are Rolling Stones' musicians Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts who stopped by to hear Franklin sing. Hailee Steinfeld plays Mattie Ross, a girl seeking to avenge her father's death. - Runtime: 134 minutes. - Metascore: 94 - Director: Sam Peckinpah When Joseph Stalin came to power in the Soviet Union, the film's written introduction by Leon Trotsky was replaced by a Vladimir Lenin quote. The characters facesmemorably vicious, hairy, panicky, and sweatyfeel legendary even before Morricones score seals the deal, granting them an authority of iconography that serves as the cinematic equivalent of dedicating someone a spot on Mount Rushmore. - Runtime: 86 minutes, This mix of Western and horror genres depicts the descent into madness of Lizzy Macklin, an isolated 19th century frontierswoman played by Caitlin Gerard. - Metascore: 92 Noted French critic and filmmaker (and major Hitchcock fan) Franois Truffaut called Notorious a personal favorite, referring to it as the "very quintessence of Hitchcock. Chon Wang, played by Jackie Chan, attempts to save a princess who has been kidnapped and brought to the United States. The legendary Brad Bird co-wrote and co-directed this Pixar classic, about an epicurean rat named Remy (voiced by Patton Oswalt) who puts his cooking skills to the test in the kitchen of a French restaurant. - Metascore: 95 Lund, Monte Hellman is known to have initially garnered producers attention with a western take on Waiting for Godot, and that experience explicitly colors The Shooting, a quest narrative that elides any context of the quest until a startling conclusion that shows a man looking into a metaphorical mirror to glimpse his own soul. - Runtime: 87 minutes. He was a mainstay by the mid-50s, and The Violent Men counts among his most ravishingly shot films, and indeed one of the unheralded Technicolor westerns of the golden era. The third film was Once Upon a Time in America. This film was based on a novel by Thomas P. Cullinan, which was the inspiration for a 2017 movie also titled The Beguiled. - Metascore: 80 Sam Peckinpah. Elvis Presley is said to have been considered for the Texas Ranger role, but when his manager Col. Tom Parker wanted Presley to get top billing, the part went to Campbell. 1946. - Directors: Gene Kelly, Stanley Donen Buy or Rent on iTunes. find this movie on . John Wayne stars as Nathan Brittles, a cavalry captain tasked with one last mission to tame a group of natives still rebelling after the Battle of Little Big Horn. Meanwhile, Stanley's wife, Stella (Kim Hunter), finds herself stuck in the middle of the ongoing battle. - Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz One reviewer wrote: "It's about a loneliness so overwhelming that it becomes terrifying. - Metascore: 96 - Runtime: 131 minutes. Nick Schager, Jennifer Kents follow-up to The Babadook failed to gain a fraction of the exposure of her breakout hit, yet in nearly every respect it expanded upon her thematic and aesthetic abilities as a filmmaker. -. In his interpretation of the true Johnson County War, in which the U.S. government sanctioned the killing of the European settlers in Wyoming, Cimino crafts both a critique of the countrys longstanding xenophobic tendencies and the western itself. If Zinnemans claustrophobic film remains an effective suspense piece because it simmers with the anxiety of someone watching the clock tick down until theyre called to the stand, it retains its power as drama because it positively boils over with righteous outrage at the cowardice and hypocrisy of nominally decent people. Editors Note: Many of the films on our list can be found on the Criterion Channel, IFC Films Unlimited, Netflix, and TCM. Fulfilling an idea he had long pondered, Wellman shot the film as a black-and-white movie in color, meaning all sets were painstakingly stripped of pigment so that the selective introduction of colored props and wardrobe pieceslike Robert Mitchums brick-red hunting jacket or a set of blue matcheswould register with a blunt dramatic force within the expansive CinemaScope frame. Bullets provide the stigmata for the heros nutty crucifixion midway through, and the films second half finds El Topo as a bald-headed holy fool, reborn in a cave full of freaks before emerging into the most corrosive send-up of the western since Godards Wind from the East, a hilariously decadent frontier Sodom where Russian roulette is played in church for miracles. Croce, A mournful modern-day ode to a vanishing way of life, The Lusty Men pits homeward-looking, aging rodeo star Jeff McCloud (Robert Mitchum) against upstart Wes Merritt (Arthur Kennedy), positioning Wess wife, Louise (Susan Hayward), as the upright angle in this acute triangle. You may also like: 103 Popular Child Stars From the Last 103 Years, - Director: Kenneth Lonergan The all-star cast includes Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach, Steve McQueen, Horst Buchholz, Charles Bronson, Robert Vaughn, and James Coburn. - Runtime: 137 minutes. 29. The prey pursued by bounty hunter Willet Gashade (Warren Oates) and his clan throughout the narrative is revealed to be Willets brother, whos also, pivotally, played by Oates. And regardless of notoriety, the ultimate result of Ringos violent lifestyle is that it prevents him from developing close relationships, and the burden of his loneliness is elegantly, melancholically conveyed by Peck in one of his finest performances. - Metascore: 95 Brown, Bad Day at Black Rock marked MGMs first release shot in Cinemascope, and John Sturges transforms the expansive emptiness of his frame into an omnipresent character. Watch on. The genre staples on displaythe cowboys instinctive courtliness, the saloon Magdalene-cum-Madonna, the Southerners doomed gallantrywere already familiar to the screen from the sagas of William S. Hart and Tom Mix, to say nothing of John Fords own earlier westerns starring Harry Carey. The expected budget for the film was $500,000, but it cost five times that amount to complete, and it was one of the most costly films of its time. Lund, Anthony Mann came to the western in 1950, with no less than three electrifying oaters. Its no coincidence that the genres proverbial image is that of a figure riding off into the sunset. The American frontier was declared closed after the 1890 census, a decade before the first western on our list (Edwin S. Porters The Great Train Robbery) was produced. - Metascore: 77 As if Blaine's life wasn't complicated enough, his former lover, Ilsa Lund (Bergman), shows up seeking help for her husband. Unforgiven (1992) Warner Bros. Unforgiven marks a sort of mature capstone to Clint Eastwood's reign as outlaw king. Wales only wants his liberty, but his consolation for his good deeds is a small community that begins to join up with him on the trail, of which Little Moonlight is only the second member. 1. - Runtime: 190 minutes. Cabin, Monte Hellman grounds his narratives in so much detail that they encourage in the viewer a hyper-awareness of texture thats vaguely reminiscent of dreams in which one small element comes to govern or define a social situation. The premise is ludicrous on paper: A large farm in a California valley is suffering a shortage of the fairer sex, so it sends a wagon train headed by Robert Taylor to Chicago to haul back 150 brides for the workersno short order in the middle of the 19th century. Though the war is over, a group of Christian guerrillas are not done fighting for religious freedom. A successful lawman's plans to retire anonymously in Tombstone, Arizona, are disrupted by the kind of outlaws he was famous for eliminating. - Runtime: 95 minutes. - Runtime: 132 minutes. Sure, theres a shootout at the end, but at its core the film is about a man of action whos suddenly stuck waiting for the inevitable, grasping for a way to prepare for the end without giving up. The performance of Aretha Franklin recording a gospel album was shot over two days in 1972 at the New Bethel Baptist Church in the Watts section of Los Angeles. Based on a novel by Peter Carey, this film was the latest of several to portray the lives of outlaw Ned Kelly, played by English actor George MacKay, and the Kelly Gang in the Australian bush in the 1870s. You may also like: The 13 Most Expensive Celebrity Homes for Sale, - Directors: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen Staged largely against a cluster of boulders in the desert, the film finds Scotts lone horseman stoically weighing his calculus for survival as a group of armed outlaws hold him and a pair of newlyweds hostage in hopes of claiming the brides dowry. That said, it was still widely praised and financially successfuljust like most of the studio's output. Brown, Robert Bentons revisionist western is tinged with a Beckettian wit as it spins a singularly amusing yarn about Drew Dixon (Barry Brown), a straight-edged, Protestant boy who, after dodging the draft, joins up with a rowdy crew of petty thieves on his way to strike it rich in Nevada. It was not until many years later that Alan Elliott found a way to sync the film and the sound. Yet its evasive to discuss the film merely as a series of haunting flourishes. This climaxor rather, anticlimaxis one of Red Rivers most unexpected detours. Set in 1980s Romaniawhere a communist regime has ruled birth control illegal and second-term abortion a crime punishable by deaththis bleak social drama follows Gbia as she tries to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. Wes Greene, William Wellmans hard-edged, stark style made him ideally suited for adapting The Ox-Bow Incident, a stripped-down moral drama that shows off the directors facility with both crime fiction and low-budget westerns. - Metascore: 96 Bowen, Chloe Zhaos elegiac drama exposes the material hardships of a fractured South Dakota community, where the ritual celebration of frontier life can no longer disguise an inexorable decline in living standards. Guthrie chip away at our presumptive reading of Shane as a gallant but reluctant knight. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. In the film, Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor) is enjoying life as a free man up North, until he's abducted by criminals and sold into slavery down South. Cole, Joel and Ethan Coens concise, efficient script proficiently captures Cormac McCarthys melancholic view of the disparities between the old and the young, whether it be Ed Tom Bills (Tommy Lee Jones) utilization of horses to scour the desolate desert for clues, or his bafflement at the callous disregard for the dead (and propriety) shown by a guy transporting corpses to the morgue. The title of the film has come to be used to describe different accounts or perspectives of an event. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Official Trailer #1 - Clint Eastwood Movie (1966) HD. - Metascore: 94 Granted, the emblematic plotline, in which a mysterious stranger who pits opposing sides of an embittered feud against each other, owes a clear debt to predecessors like Fistful of Dollars. - Director: Alexander Payne - Director: William Wyler Bowen, John Hustons The Misfits is a profoundly mournful film that packs a lot of metatextual baggage. Jayne Mansfield turned down Remick's part, and Gregory Peck was considered for the lead. - Director: John Frankenheimer In this vein, Hillcoat juxtaposes Mikes eventual lashing at the bequest of Fletcher (and over the objections of Stanley) with the angelic singing of one of Arthurs right-hand men, a disharmonious point-counterpoint of agony and ecstasy that encapsulates the despondency of The Propositions meditation on personal and national assimilation. dynamiter team up to rob the bank at Mesa Verde, but the film grows progressively more somber: The duos triumphant demolition of the San Jorge bridge is followed by the revelation of atrocities committed in the San Ysidro caves, where Steiger finds his entire family has been slaughtered. Bloomberg Businessweek helps global leaders stay ahead with insights and in-depth analysis on the people, companies, events, and trends shaping today's complex, global economy Author Solomon Northup's memoir provided the basis for this historical drama from Steve McQueen. - Metascore: 73 A magical Native American both loathed and respected. The Revenant earned DiCaprio the Academy Award for best actor, his first Oscar, being nominated five times previously. - Metascore: 94 Oscars Best Picture Winners Best Picture Winners Emmys STARmeter Awards San Diego Comic-Con New York Comic-Con Sundance Film Festival Toronto Int'l Film Festival Awards Central Festival Central All Events. - Metascore: 67 This element is particularly pronounced in Ride in the Whirlwind, which features characters whore pursued because theyre mistaken for belonging to a gang they just happened to be crashing with for a night. Set at the start of the American Civil War, The Retrieval stars Ashton Sanders as Will, a Black boy who is under the influence of slave-hunter Burrell. After their one last score goes awry, the gang struggles to cling to the code of honor that had previously kept them immune from their regrets, leading to a climactic attempt at redemption that could be borne of a guilt-wracked death wish as much as noble self-sacrifice. - Runtime: 128 minutes. This epic tells the story of seven gunfighters hired to protect a Mexican peasant village from brutish, marauding bandits. Country music star Willie Nelson had a role in the movie and also sang five songs on the film's soundtrack. Opening with a Wild West show featuring horses racing camels, alongside other gaudy attractions, the film consciously strives to dismantle the glorification of a bygone era. This film not only marked the first of many collaborations between Scorsese and actor Robert De Niro, but it furthermore cemented their respective statuses as veritable cinematic forces. Editor's Pick Powered by AnyClip All it takes is ONE hit. - Metascore: 80 Margaret O'Brien, who was 7, plays her little sister and was given a special Academy Award for outstanding child actress. - Metascore: 69 - Director: Steve Carver - Runtime: 84 minutes. Greene, Steeped in the lyrical fatalism of that last great decade for the western, the 1970s, Andrew Dominiks The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford owes a debt to myriad spiritual ancestors. The most well-known of these, 1954s Silver Lode, opens with a premonition of The Wild Bunch (children playacting at violence as ominous lawmen stroll into a frontier town) and proceeds like an uncredited sagebrush transmutation of Jorge Luis Borgess short story Ragnark. - Metascore: 68 They bring along an eager young apprentice, Heck Longtree (Ron Starr), whose entanglement with a local farmers daughter (Mariette Hartley) leads to a confrontation that results in all three men awakening to a new sense of duty. - Director: George Stevens Correction 7/21/2021, 4:05 p.m. It stars Cary Grant as a New York ad exec named Roger Thornhill who gets mistaken for a wanted spy and framed for murder. - Runtime: 153 minutes. Peckinpah made more explosive filmsthe spurts of violence here register like faint, halting echoes of The Wild Bunchs grisly set piecesbut few that were this achingly sad and funereal, with Kristofferson and Coburn conveying deep reservoirs of pain and regret in their silences and eliciting nothing so much as pity in their poses of machismo. As in many comic books, the films frames pivot on a highly tangible and often diagonal axis, contrasting bold foreground close-ups with menacing figures hiding in foreboding landscapes. - Metascore: 96 You may also like: 100 Worst Action Movies of All Time, - Director: Richard Linklater Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid won the most awards at the 42nd Academy Awards ceremony, taking home four Oscars. Don Taylor Starring: Lee Marvin , Oliver Reed , Robert Culp. The film is based on the true story of a boy found in 19th-century France who was given the name Victor and known as the "Wild Boy of Aveyron." - Metascore: 93 What stands out now, more so than its calculated taboo-breaking and button-pushing, is its self-reflexivity. In this 1941 mystery, Humphrey Bogart plays private detective Sam Spade, one of his most iconic roles. Though the film does not contain much dialogue, it still communicates a great deal about this challenging lifestyle. - Runtime: 88 minutes. Growing up in a broken home, Chiron falls under the wing of a local drug dealer (Mahershala Ali). Chronicled in the film are the life and times of eccentric British painter J.M.W. The movie was trounced by critics when it was released. - Director: Henry King Between that and the engaging narrative, the movie earned heaping amounts of critical acclaim and over $700 million at the box office. Bowen, In his breakout role as a trapper leading a wagon train westward, Marion Morrisonusing the stage name John Wayne for the first timehas clearly not yet settled into his trademark breezy swagger, instead shuffling stiffly as he recites stock stalwart-cowboy lines in declarative tones. In The Lady Vanishes, a young woman searches for an older English governess she is convinced she met on board a European train delayed by an avalanche. Leonardo DiCaprio plays Hugh Glass, a hunter who is attacked by a bear and left to find his own way to safety through the frozen wilderness. Directed by: John Ford. - Director: Franois Truffaut Mar 5, 2020 - The 100 best Westerns of all time represent the mythic themes that define America itself.. Winner of Best Picture at the Academy Awards, the film is sustained by a near-constant sense of dread, as it seems like James' life could vaporize at any given moment. To prepare for the role, Day-Lewis spent eight weeks at a cerebral palsy clinic in Dublin, where he learned how to paint and write using just his left foot. Earps incredulousness is certainly warranted, as his shave at the local tonsorial parlor has just been interrupted by stray bullets coming in from the adjoining saloon, but its a question that hangs over the entirety of John Fords masterpiece. You may also like: 101 Popular Trends From the Year You Were Born, - Director: Kelly Reichardt Copyright Fandango. Pale Riders power rests in how the other characters react to him, placing in Preacher their dreams and fantasies for themselves and a vision of what America should be. - Runtime: 114 minutes. - Director: Franois Truffaut In Cimarron, a newspaper editor played by Richard Dix and his wife, played by Irene Dunne, join the land rush to the rough frontier of Oklahoma. - Director: Michael Crichton Fords radical irony wont be lost on most viewers.

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