They digitally black out the Confederate flag, did anyone else notice.

I have his westerns on VHS ...Haha! They're Awesome!

No way

Well then, will the great liberal Costner blur out the American flag in the scene where he rides across the prairie flag flying in full dress to the Indian village? That sorta puts some of my related people on edge.

Osky

Also one of my favorite Eastwood movies.. It just great line after great line..Like the part where he talks with Ten Bears about living together. Also when he talks about taking the fight to someone at the old ranch.
No idea how many times I've seen the movie but it is a bunch. First seen it when it came to the theater as a new release.


Mac

Great Movie. This is a true story. I suspect this is where the idea for a movie came from. Jack Hinson stayed out of it till his sons were murdered while deer hunting.

" dying ani't much of a living"

Mr. Hinson also operated just a tad farther north into Western Kentucky, man he made them pay, just as he should have....I respect him.

Best movie ever. And because he has had so many good westerns, he can almost be forgiven for Bridges of Madison County.

I like the part where he asks the snake oil salesman if his tonic will remove stains. Then he spits on his coat and tells him to see if it will remove it. Lmao

Thanks Ambush!

The best line in that movie is when he tells the old lady about the three suns........

Loved Chief Dan George with his piece of hard rock candy, not for eating, just for looking. He was fabulous in the comic relief in this is movie. It surpassed even his role in Little Big Man as Grandfather.

I see where any of those shows of that time with either Eastwood or Selik are in them I have to watch them. The only good thing I can really say about getting old is that your memory fades and when you watch them it is almost like watching them for the first time.


Garry-