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This four film collection of classic western films include, BOOT HILL, GOD'S GUN, DEATH RIDES A HORSE, and BEYOND THE LAW. See individual titles for complete details.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene SelectionText/Photo Galleries: Actor Biographies
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Once a successful rodeo rider, J.W. Coop (Cliff Robertson, who also directed) has just been released from jail after a 10-year sentence for writing a bounced check and fighting with a sheriff. The predictable culture of jail, however, was easy for Coop, compared to his having literally to get back on the horse, and begin anew. He ambles around a radically altered America with his countercultural female sidekick, Bean (Christina Ferrare), and tries to campaign seriously for a shot at a rodeo championship. As the demons of his past, exemplified by his disturbed mother, threaten to hamper his comeback, Coop faces harder choices than ever before.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English
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Doc Holliday (Walter Huston) meets the notorious Billy the Kid (Jack Beutel), who has stolen his horse. Doc's old friend Pat Garrett, now a sheriff, wants to arrest the Kid for murder, but Doc helps his young friend flee to a hideout, where Billy meets Rio (Jane Russell), a beautiful young woman who soon finds herself falling in love with him. As Doc and Billy try to evade the law, they run into a series of adventures involving Indians and gunfights, culminating in a fierce showdown. Under the control of director/ producer Howard Hughes, THE OUTLAW became both a classic Western and a tribute to the charms of its leading lady, 19-year-old Jane Russell, whose cleavage was featured prominently in the film's publicity. As a result, THE OUTLAW became one of the most controversial films of the 1940s, leading to a protracted battle with censors that only added to the film's allure. The story of Pat Garrett, Doc Holliday, and Billy the Kid sharply veers from historical reality but the result is a fun and engaging classic that stands out from other Westerns of the era.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingJewel Case
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This innovative revisionist Western features an all-star cast, and combines suspense and sincerity to put an entirely new spin on the genre. Malone brothers Linc (Gabriel Casseus, BLACK HAWK DOWN, THEIR EYES WERE WATCHING GOD) and Zane (Antwon Tanner, COACH CARTER) are the two most-wanted outlaws in New Mexico, but that won`t stop them from riding into Corazon to extract revenge on the ruthless killer who murdered their kin, Rob Driscoll (David Carradine, KILL BILL). Quickly biting off more than they can chew, the brothers assemble a rag-tag crew of thieves and plan to execute a daring bank robbery, but soon find themselves surrounded by Driscoll`s men. The Malones and their gang must survive on wits alone in the shoot-out that inevitably ensues. Also featured in the ensemble cast are rapper Kurrupt, Raymond Cruz (COLLATERAL DAMAGE, TRAINING DAY), and Kenya Moore (DELIVER US FROM EVA, CLOUD NINE).
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In late-19th-century New Mexico, a hunting party of decadent European aristocrats wanders onto the reservation of some angry Apaches, and it's up to the mysterious wanderer, Shalako (Sean Connery), to save them from getting slaughtered. The group includes Honor Blackman (Pussy Galore in GOLDFINGER) as the sexually restless Lady Bagget and Brigette Bardot as the sharp shooting Countess Lazaar, who (of course) falls for Shalako. It's an unusual blend of wide-open Western action and European character intrigue as the decadent aristocrats sip champagne and flirt with their unwashed, treacherous cowboy guides. Veteran director Edward Dmytryk keeps the flaming arrows flying while Connery and Bardot hold attention in this weird hybrid of American Western and European art film. (Yes, Bardot has a seminude bathing scene.) SHALAKO, based on the novel by Louis L'Amour, was filmed almost entirely outdoors amid the dark gray landscapes of Almeria, Spain, in a style undoubtedly indebted to the Sergio Leone spaghetti Westerns of the time.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingWidescreen/Full-frame presentation
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