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SABATA: Perennial villain Lee Van Cleef plays one of his rare good-guy roles in this campy, classic spaghetti outing from Gianfranco Parolini. When a group of supposedly upstanding citizens rob an Army safe in order to buy land for a railroad, trickster Sabata is on hand with his infallible aim. He toys with his enemies in a cat-and-mouse game involving guns, knives, and dynamite.ADIOS SABATA: Yul Brenner stars as gunslinger Sabata in this spaghetti Western. He and his pals Escudo (Pedro Sanchez) and Ballantine (Dean Reed) are out to steal a wagonload of gold, but a group of Mexican revolutionaries have their sights set on it as well. They team up and go after the loot together, battling the Austrian Colonel Skimmel (Girard Herter), a classic mustachioed villain.THE RETURN OF SABATA: The trigger-happy gunslinger Sabata (Lee Van Cleef) rolls into Hobsonville--a town that`s owned by the robber baron Joe McIntock (Giampiero Albertini). Determined to steal back the load of gold that McIntock stole from him, Sabata gathers his gang and makes his attack.
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Washington big-wigs hire on of the best frontier scouts to help them stop Indians from raiding the wagon trains crossing the famous Oregon Trail. Jeff Scott, the frontier scout joins the wagon train in disguise in order to gain evidence against the man he believes is responsible for the raids. This man just happens to the the wagon master so Jeff Scott must be careful.15 chapters included.
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He wants a new life... but he must destroy his old one first.
Now this American-born Mexican-raised boy turned man must face his former gang led by his adoptive father.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 16.9Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - English
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A pair of Bronco Busters sign up to work at a rodeo ranch where
Devil,
a wild horse, is waiting to be tamed.
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In RIO GRANDE, the last part of John Ford's classic Cavalry Trilogy, John Wayne stars as Kirby York, a colonel at an army outpost along the U.S.-Mexico border where the Apache are always a problem. When his son, Jeff (Claude Jarman Jr.), whom he hasn't seen in more than a decade, arrives at the fort after flunking out of West Point, Yorke treats him coldly, warning the young man not to expect preferential treatment, which Jeff assures him he doesn't want. Yorke's ex-wife, Kathleen (Maureen O'Hara), appears, intending to persuade Jeff to leave the army. Yorke refuses to do the necessary paperwork to release his son, a decision seconded by Jeff, who has begun to adapt to army life--and before Kathleen can regroup for another attempt, the fort is attacked by the Apache. The making of RIO GRANDE was mandated by producer Herbert Yates, who would agree to finance the director's THE QUIET MAN only if Ford first made a Western, as insurance, with that film's proposed leading actors. Ford continues the series' realistic depiction of the rigors of life on a cavalry post in the late-19th-century Southwest, and members of the director's stock company--most notably Victor McLaglen, Harry Carey Jr., and Ben Johnson--acquit themselves admirably.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Featurette Trailer - 1, Original Theatrical
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