The Western rides again: 'Appaloosa' trailer
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The Western rides again: 'Appaloosa' trailer
based on the 2005 novel Appaloosa by Robert B. Parker. The film is directed by Ed Harris and is co-written by Harris and Robert Knott. Appaloosa stars Harris alongside Viggo Mortensen and Renee Zellweger. Appaloosa is centered around two friends who are hired to defend a town from a lawless rancher. Their plans are disrupted by the arrival of an attractive widow.
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Too tired to watch the trailer, but by Zeus's beard, I don't give a shit that Zellweger is in it.
This has Lance Henriksen in addition to Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen? Okay, I want to see this right now, especially after the Western's recent glory both literally (Jesse James, 3:10 to Yuma) and figuratively (TWBB, No Country). Sold.
This has Lance Henriksen in addition to Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen? Okay, I want to see this right now, especially after the Western's recent glory both literally (Jesse James, 3:10 to Yuma) and figuratively (TWBB, No Country). Sold.
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Originally Posted by Zen Peckinpah
This has Lance Henriksen in addition to Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen? Okay, I want to see this right now, especially after the Western's recent glory both literally (Jesse James, 3:10 to Yuma) and figuratively (TWBB, No Country). Sold.
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Originally Posted by NoirFan
Don't forget The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada and The Proposition.
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Yeah, I'll see it, but it wasn't until watching Unforgiven yesterday that I realized how utterly unmarketable and unprofitable westerns are.
I mean, Holy Shit, Unforgiven ranks in at third of all-time with just barely over 100 million?? Also, calling Dances With Wolves a western is a stretch. A real...stretch.
I can't believe any place in Hollywood would take the risk on such a genre, but I'm happy as hell they do.
And, again, this movie looks righteous.
I mean, Holy Shit, Unforgiven ranks in at third of all-time with just barely over 100 million?? Also, calling Dances With Wolves a western is a stretch. A real...stretch.
I can't believe any place in Hollywood would take the risk on such a genre, but I'm happy as hell they do.
And, again, this movie looks righteous.
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Originally Posted by DarkestPhoenix
Yeah, I'll see it, but it wasn't until watching Unforgiven yesterday that I realized how utterly unmarketable and unprofitable westerns are.
I mean, Holy Shit, Unforgiven ranks in at third of all-time with just barely over 100 million??
I mean, Holy Shit, Unforgiven ranks in at third of all-time with just barely over 100 million??
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Originally Posted by NoirFan
Don't forget The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada and The Proposition.
after loving the 3:10 To Yuma remake and liking modern Western films in general, i am all over this one.
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Well, I don't share everyone else's enthusiasm. It just looks like another shootout film.
Substitute Mortensen for Kevin Costner and Harris for Robert Duvall and Zellwegger for Annette Bening and it's Open Range.
I hoped Hollywood would lean towards more cerebral Westerns like The Assassination of Jesse James.
Substitute Mortensen for Kevin Costner and Harris for Robert Duvall and Zellwegger for Annette Bening and it's Open Range.
I hoped Hollywood would lean towards more cerebral Westerns like The Assassination of Jesse James.