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In Reply to: Peckinpah's early masterpiece, "Ride the High Country," starring posted by tinear on May 25, 2009 at 10:46:57:
Some consider it Peckinpah's finest film. I don't agree but it's certainly a great work. Wasn't it Randolph Scott's final film? And the young Mariette Hartley certainly made an impression. This film is way too good to be so unknown! Let's hope this thread you've started might encourage some member to go out and rent a Peckinpah film.
They won't regret it.
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Follow Ups
- And what a story he told in 94 minutes - danj 22:43:41 05/25/09 (10)
- Like Patrick, I'm not a huge fan of Peck's work, especially the older, slow-motion - tinear 07:38:13 05/26/09 (9)
- RE: Like Patrick, I'm not a huge fan of Peck's work, especially the older, slow-motion - patrickU 13:08:09 05/27/09 (0)
- The Wild Bunch is one of the best westerns ever.. - tunenut 14:14:33 05/26/09 (1)
- Agree, it's a masterpiece. nt - Dave Mester 17:39:17 05/26/09 (0)
- I see your point - danj 12:44:52 05/26/09 (5)
- In a way, it's apples and oranges - eppis1 17:58:51 05/26/09 (3)
- "McCabe and Mrs. Miller," Altman's Western, may have been the best of the bunch. nt - tinear 20:24:15 05/26/09 (2)
- Agree.... - powermatic 10:57:54 05/29/09 (1)
- How can you fail to mention - tinear 21:11:50 05/30/09 (0)
- You've hit on a fundamental point, actually. I'd argue that - tinear 13:36:49 05/26/09 (0)
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