Re:Rare Photos Reveal the Vibrant Culture of Cowboy Saloons ...
by ilaksh on Saturday March 23, 2024 @06:51AM
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This really makes me want to watch a Western show or movie. I wonder if there is anything like Deadwood that I missed.
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Re:Rare Photos Reveal the Vibrant Culture of Cowboy Saloons ...
by Brajeshwar on Saturday March 23, 2024 @07:18AM
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In the 90s, video cassette (VHS) rentals were very popular, and a friend's uncle had a parlor for renting. My friends and I spent our days growing up on Rambo, Bloodsports, Shaolin Temples, and the whole range of Westerns. Spaghetti Westerns and Cowboys stayed with me, and when in doubt about what movie to re-watch, I chose Westerns.
I remember in the early 2000s, when Macromedia asked me what are my hobbies or favorite leisure time, when they tried to highlight my profile was, “I like Western/Cowboy Movies.”
Re:Rare Photos Reveal the Vibrant Culture of Cowboy Saloons ...
by COGlory on Saturday March 23, 2024 @12:23PM
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Well, I don't know what you've missed, but Godless and Hell on Wheels were both decent. For a modern western, Longmire is pretty good.
Re:Rare Photos Reveal the Vibrant Culture of Cowboy Saloons ...
by dlachausse on Sunday March 24, 2024 @10:35AM
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Tombstone is a classic. Great movie that I've watched dozens of times and it never gets old.
Although he's a controversial man for some of his opinions and beliefs, most of John Wayne's movies are also really good if you don't mind older movies.