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I grew up on them and kept finding new ones that I had never seen before. Not just Westerns or War... a lot of British stuff out of...

I was like yeah nah.... get fucked. Why no early colts?

I watched the new movie "The Bluff" and did the same thing.... set in 1846, pirates using blunderbuss pistols as well as steam punk...

My history geared mind just picks the scenes, props, et cetera apart. Plus the synching often sucks.

I haven't watched it since the 90's... like I said before, spaghetti westerns irritate me.

Lee Marvin often did too.

Cleef almost entirely played villains...

Like casting Steve Urkle in a Terminator movie.... just wouldn't work.

His goofy stuttering method while not obvious in his Westerns, clings to him regardless. It's hard to imagine him as a serious cowboy or...

James Stewart in Westerns is often hard to watch also.

Decent movie... he came into his own in the late 40's onwards.

It's the bad acting and ridiculous cowboy hats and garb.

John Wayne in the 30's and well into the 40's sucks.

Best western ever made.... The Searchers.

Early John Wayne stuff generally sucks too.