I've just noticed this in the last week or two. Called my cable company and they say it isn't being done by them. We get channels for the SD and HD versions of that channel and some older shows in HD are being shrunk to have black bars on the top and bottom, not just, as normal, on the sides. High Chaparral was shrunk, but the next show, Wagon Train, wasn't. But the commercials were. Anyone else have this? This wasn't happening before.

What are your thoughts on the film Navajo Joe starring Burt Reynolds?

Nieves Navarro is a Spanish-born Italian actress. She had parts in some Spaghetti Westerns. This picture is from The Big Gundown where she played a lonely Widow who lived on his late husband's farm with a bunch of mean fellas

My collection of l’amour books

Just rewatched this one for the first time in a while. Remember seeing it in the theater when it came out and watching it countless times on TV and VHS. Great Tom Berenger modern western!

I want to watch something different, but i dont know any western like this?

Tks

Top 10 lists almost always contain the same titles. But what about those good ones that never get noticed?

My grandfather recently gave me this movie. Just wondering but is it worth the watch?

Would you want to see these two create an adult animated series? They are responsible for the DCAU and creation of Harley Quinn and Livewire.

The Man from Laramie, Yellow Sky and Red River (aside from being fantastic westerns) are all inspired or based upon classic stories.

Yellow Sky and The Man from Laramie were inspired by Shakespeare's The Tempest and King Lear respectively, and Red River was based Mutiny on the Bounty.

Can you think of any other westerns inspired by classic works? Be they myths, Bible stories, Shakespeare etc.

What are some that you would like to see?

First off I love the film. The story, the pace, the acting, the score was amazing, and has there ever been a western with a more attractive female lead?

But I’m curious about a few things…when Harmonica first is at the McBain farm after the family is killed, he is in the barn with Jill and walks her back tearing off a piece of her dress and then holds her down and continues tearing her dress….just to ask for water and then they both walk outside like nothing happened. What’s up with that?

Also, why did Jill look so pleased to sleep with Frank? Even after she knew he was the one who killed her family and he was saying horrible things to her? Wikipedia says it was a threatening sexual encounter but she seemed to enjoy it.

Just a couple thoughts after watching.

Has any one else come across The Three Mesquiteers series on Youtube ? Series of westerns from the 1930s ,some starring John Wayne.Films are a bit grainy but simple stories and entertainining,with a bit of comedy thrown in.

I mean come on who wouldn't be scared of Angel eyes if they came across him in 1862.

The good the bad and the ugly is a prequel set in the civil war era to the other 2 dollars films which are set post-civil war. Blondie in the good the bad and the ugly met saw and recognised angel eyes... But then why in for a few dollars more when he sees the same actor Lee Van Cleef he doesn't question him on looking like Angel eyes? He doesn't mention even once "Hey you're identical to someone I have met before", he doesn't acknowledge they are identical.