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Originally posted by drill sgt:
just yesterday watched John Wayne in "War Wagon". ...............drill sgt.

Ah yes war wagon so constructed so as to not have a means to load the gatling gun but still it fired on

Sands of Iwo Jima
any one with Maureen O'Hara

flashguy

I pretty much like all of the John Wayne movies. Even the earlier ones.

I just watched Brannigan two weeks ago. Here are some others that haven't been mentioned.

Hatari
Donovan's Reef
Blood Alley
Jet Pilot
North to Alaska
The Sea Chase
The Fighting Kentuckian
Wake of the Red Witch
The Fighting Seabees

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Tall in the Saddle was from 1944

by star travler

Its been on here a dozen times in the last two months,
I watch it every time.




Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_SOrnrP8J4

A huge John Wayne fan here. I have every available movie if his on DVD. I even have his early westerns.Lol

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Originally posted by Karpteach:
A huge John Wayne fan here. I have every available movie if his on DVD. I even have his early westerns.Lol

Even the early Westerns where he "sings"?

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Originally posted by bendable:

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Tall in the Saddle was from 1944

by star travler

Its been on here a dozen times in the last two months, I watch it every time.

Grit has been playing it a lot recently. I've only watched it straight through once but have probably seen it three times if I were to add all of the overlapping partial viewings.

I wish I could find a life size poster of her leaning against the saloon door frame, she had her one foot up against the wall .

Ho o o o i e, that was a sight

Love John Wayne. Angel and the Badman is my favorite.

War Wagon was one of the first John Wayne movies I ever saw- I was converted right there.

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Originally posted by SBrooks:
Is Shootist when he's the retired gun fighter about to die of cancer ? Love that one.

Yes...it's the Duke's last movie, and I always thought it was a fine tribute to him.

This is one of my favorite John Wayne scenes. Did you know he spoke fluent Spanish?

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Originally posted by kkina:

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Originally posted by SBrooks:
Is Shootist when he's the retired gun fighter about to die of cancer ? Love that one.

Yes...it's the Duke's last movie, and I always thought it was a fine tribute to him.

The Duke died in quite a number of his films. Kind of unusual for the leading man to die in a movie.

El Dorado is one of my favorites. James Caan was really funny in that one.

flashguy

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Originally posted by Vero8:
Love John Wayne. Angel and the Badman is my favorite.

This is mine. I love most of them, but it's hard to imagine a film made in the 40's that could be that good.

John Wayne in "Angel and the Badman".... (link)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH541cXPdBM

Love the Duke, from when I was very small.

Think I've probably seen Hatari 50 times or more.

Really enjoyed McQ, too.

War Wagon might have been one of the first of his films I remember seeing.

When I worked for Karma, had to fly out there several times for work and the closest airport is named after him. There's a big statue inside.

Love The Duke! Hard to pick a favorite but maybe his cavalry trilogy are my first picks and I always try to watch Quiet Man on St Patricks Day.