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Couldn't have said better 👍.

100% agree!!!!

Not to mention the California state flag and power lines :-)

@@hoghead4846 Lol!

I agree movies today very few are good

For me, it’s the reverse! ❤

They are just that-- movies and dramatizations.

@@veronicamoody3981 some what the Lynching in the end did happen, although one Reno brother did go straight after his outlaw life and not a single person who was involved with the vigilantes was arrested or charged.

Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX

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I TOO ENJOYEE THE MOVIE BUT BE CAREFUL SAYING IT BRINGS HISTORY INTO EXISTENCE. THESE ARE NOT DOCUDRAMS JUST MADE FOR ENTERTAINMENT

GRIT tv is about all thats worth watching on tv these days! 🤠

Randolph Scott--western star really did rock although this is the first time I have seen the expression--liked him as a kid and at 73 still love a western with Mr. Sctt

Wholesome ? Sure. There's nothing like a good lynching.

sandra dameron Yep! Catching up on some good ones. Great movies from another era.

I'm literally watching this movie right now on my phone

@@calvinjones4966 how can you even see a thing on a phone you have missed 98% of what the movie is

Randolph Scott was a homosexual.

@@georgeloyie7456 so what?

Robert Phillips those old westerns are a great watch, Clint Eastwood tops my list, followed by Lee Van Cleef, John Wayne, Robert Duval, Gregory Peck.

Different times.

Clint Eaastwood is a post compared to real actors

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@@nabiebocus1807 .... aza.

Denver Pyle is the same actor who portrayed Uncle Jessie on the Dukes of Hazzard.

Vanessa Miklovic

Yes! When they actually showed values and decency and set examples of honor and doing the right thing for young people to follow..

I will have to read that someday

I saw the movie adaptation. It was well done.

Rs always wears the same worn leather jacket in his westerns

Randolph Scott

So in love with his buttery silk Georgia/Virginia hybrid drawl! It makes him even more of a class act than he already was...so very wonderfully unique!

Then "asleep at the wheel"

lol BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!!!

Concluded by DEAD ON ARRIVAL.

You might also remember him as Santa Anna in "The Last Command".

Tall and hansome that s how he liked them

@@user-dr1bv7gg1r Excuse me what are you implying about Mr Scott, please let him Rip

Who cares whether he liked men or women? it was HIS life not anyone else's.

I don't think this is a documentary on the living standards of the day....The thing I find interesting is I have never seen an "outhouse" in any movies set in the "Wild West".....you would think with all the "good food and wine" sooner or later they would need to use the Outhouse, wouldn't you think? but it seems not, they were a hardy bunch, weren't they?

George Moore: you can see an outhouse in use or as we would call it in Australia, a thunderbox, in use in Paul Hogan’s ‘ Lightning Jack’.

@@ianwilson8258 I live down under, I figured KZfaq is predominately Americans, I even spell arse "ASS" for their benefit,, if I had said Thunderbox who would have understood what I was talking about? Just you and me, that's all....and I didn't know you were listening..;.and I don't like talking to my self.....it worries me but I digress been that long since I have seen Lightning Jack, I can hardly remember what it was about, is that the one with Cuba Gooding in it?

@@georgemoore7186 I'm a western fan & I've seen many outhouses used in the gendre

@@jimrobinson9621 Not in the old movies, only in the last 30 years or so

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Scott also wore the same leather jacket in most of his movies too. I wonder what the jackets name is? Lol

yeah that flag, ahead of their time eh?

This movie takes place in 1866. Yet everybody has 1892 Winchester rifles and carries 1873 colt pistols .... ! It was a common thing in those days

And Is safer doing so now 😃

@chokkan7 And you will not only protect the atmosphere but indirectly help save the entire planet. Mankind will forever be grateful to you - and your horse. Of course, of course! 😊

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Dear@Chris Duke Seems that the same happens/happened to me?! Wikipedia says that R. Scott retired as an extremely wealthy person and did no more movies etc.p.p.. My respect for that behavior cause a lot of so called stars try to be a celebrities till they close their eyes. Often without doing themselves any good with that behavior. Maybe he wouldn't want anybody to see him getting old and weak!? Maybe he wanted to enjoy the rest of his life with his wife and without stress? And maybe I simply didn't like him because of his face (small lips and looking a kind of unsympathetic/nasty)? I really don't know how to explain my former antipathy. As always this is only my personal kind of taste. Best regards luck and health.

@@Chr.U.Cas1622 You felt as you felt...most folks just close doors and never are willing to give anything another chance....kind of like how I can eat,and like, most everything except watermelon and melons..I endured the worst teasing and focus from my family and dad all thru growing up too.But still..every year , in Summer, I still try a bite to male sure I still don't care for it...the thing is you haven't shut that door, and I give you all the credit for that.(And BTW- I discovered a previous dislike as a child for cucumbers that became a real love as an adult by trying out regularly to taste- that's where I got my lesson from!)Our minds and likes/ dislikes are constantly evolving and changing..too bad some folks limit themselves so much..they miss out on a lot.

Dear@@kimberlypatton9452 Thanks for the compliment 😳. Yes, you are absolutely right, Madame! Although it's not so easy all the time it definitely is extremely important to be/stay open minded. It allows us to learn until the day we leave this world. Unfortunately 90% of the world population are not able to do so or simply don't want to learn. Sigh. that's a pity and a shame cause our world isn't able to withstand this any longer. 2) I also thank you for your very interesting intelligent answer. It's kind of funny too because I simply looove water melons. Have you ever tried a warm ripe one fresh from the field? I was really flabbergasted by the flavors many... sigh... too many years ago in Italy (although those melons taste good out of the refrigerator too). Please kindly allow me to ask if you disike other sorts of melons also? 2) I like cucumbers BUT I stopped eating them because a wise Thai woman said to me once that cucumbers are able to aggravate rheumatism and gout. Even if I don't have such diseases yet it is obviously in my genes. Believe it or not: Not eating cucumbers helped to feel a lot better on the joints of my fingers etc.p.p.. Unfortunately they are low calorie food (like water melons the content is mostly water) and would help not to gain more weight but c'est la vie! Better a bit more belly fat than stiff joints (in my opinion). 3) I absolutely cannot eat fish. As you I really tried all different sorts. But even the little cheeks of a cooked fresh sweat water trout makes me choke and vomit (although everybody says that those little pieces of white flesh taste less fishy than anything else from all fishes in the world). I'm even able to catch and process fish but simply not to eat fish. 4) A wise Austrian woman said once what she learned: You simply don't like to eat what your body doesn't need! Maybe that is true and that's why a lot of children don't like spinach (tastes like iron/rust to me). I like the short boiled leaves but not the chopped and cooked version. I also totally dislike beetroot. Tastes to me as if eating topsoil. On the contrary I love all other sorts of root vegetables. I would love to hear from you again. Thanks in advance. Best regards luck and health.

I like Randolph Scott,he’s a brilliant actor and person and I think his films are great same as john Wayne and the other western star’s in that era

If you like that rat & clod 'Wayne' then that explains fully why you don't like a real actor like 'Scot'

@ Frank: thanks for improving PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you.

She had her good points.

wonderful Mala Powers indeed

Ficar de molho :)