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There are so many Westerns out there. It feels like every day I'm reading about a new one and trying to understand its place in the lexicon of cinema. Someone wrote in and told me...
We've been covering a lot of Westerns on the website, and for good reason. They often are emblematic of the America in which they were made. They are these mini history lessons in...
Imagine you're at the movies in June 1969. You're at the latest Sam Peckinpah picture. You've reached the end of the film, when Peckinpah pointed six cameras at a gunfight and blew...
American film owes a lot to the Western genre. It helped build the mythos of the country and also of Hollywood in general. Now, Westerns are mostly on TV, but there was a time when...
There still hasn't been another western like this.
Is there anything better than a Western villain? In the lawless frontier, they are usually a man who takes what he wants, regardless of who it hurts, and wields power ruthlessly. T...
Many times over the years, the public has declared the Western genre dead and buried. There are no frontiers anymore, right? No need to tell stories about valiant lawmen fighting t...
Clint Eastwood has had one of the longest and most storied careers of any actor ever. It's hard to believe, but his run with westerns started in Italy with Spaghetti Westerns, and...
Decades after Hollywood supposedly moved on from cowboys, streaming audiences are turning both classic Westerns and genre-bending updates into major hits. Audience data suggests th...
I got this amazing Blu-ray and 4K disc player for my birthday, and I have been renting or buying 4K discs, utterly blowing my mind. One of the discs I snagged this week was the Cri...
From the mountains of South Korea to an animated desert inhabited by a talking gecko. The post Neo-western films pioneering the new frontier appeared first on RUSSH.
We’ll be honest, we’ve been on a bit of a Western kick here at No Film School over the past few months. You could argue that once you go on a Western kick, though, you never really...
Back in the early days of Hollywood, the Western was the most popular genre. It was a safe bet for making money, but it also became a place where directors and cinematographers cou...
There are so many famous Westerns out there that are easy to find, but today, I want to talk about a lesser-known one that I consider to be a hidden gem.During the '40s and '50s, H...
The sun is setting as you arrive at a dusty, sun-bleached town in the middle of nowhere, looking for safety, but you may not find it with the community here. With no other choice,...
Earlier this year, Texas Monthly finalized their list of the 25 greatest Texas films. Among them is 'Hud,' a contemporary Western from 1963 starring Paul Newman as the main anti-he...
When you think of the name John Ford, you probably think of rolling hills and stunning vistas. And you definitely think of Western movies. The guy directed so many of those films,...
Watching a classic western, it's easy to forget there were dozens of people standing just outside the frame. Directors were giving instructions, cameras were being repositioned, an...
Have you seen this masterpiece of a western?
Nolan distorts classical myth to preserve heroic grandeur; Valle-Inclán’s esperpento deforms it to show that the ideal has decayed into satire.
On International Nonbinary Day, revisiting 'Little Big Man' and its surprisingly sensitive portrait of a Two-Spirit character.
Even action-packed westerns have a little bit of love. Here are ten of the (arguably) most romantic Texas movies.
This post first appears on RissiWrites.com and is © RissiWrites.com and RissiJC Looking at a few of our favorite cowboy (and cowgirl!) characters from film and TV. Because, why not...
Maestro Sergio Leone’s final film, Once Upon a Time in America, was originally panned nearly into oblivion in 1984 upon its initial release. However, within the past fifteen years,...
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