Doc West (2008), not Terrence Hill’s best role, but anyways… 
I thought he did a fine job directing it . I’m no expert , I just know what I like .
I’m no expert either (but who is?). but I haven’t said anything different, haven’t I?
No, but then you didn’t really qualify your answer, what was it about his direction didn’t you like ? If I may ask
Well, it was joke.
Brando made only one film as director, so it his best and his worst, whatever I think about it. But I called it a great western, and worse films are not great. (Unless one adores the Fid)
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Btw, if someone gives an answer to a post which is not the last post, he should better quote the related post. Otherwise it is often mistakable. At least for me.
Here I thought at first, that your directing remark was aimed at The Man Who Shot LV, the film mentioned in the before post.
Well now I feel like a total ass, I wasn’t trying to start an argument , a discussion yes, apologies if I came off as a douchebag .
Don’t worry, you didn’t.
Everybody can discuss anything I write here anyway.
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Wise council Stanton , I shall do that from now on .
The 7 from Texas aka Seven Guns from Texas and Hour of Death
1964
I couldn’t believe this came from John Ford , Jimmy Stewart Playing against type , I’m convinced he couldn’t play a jerk for all the tea in China . It introduced Shirley Jones , Richard Widmark held up his end but in the end , nothing could be done.
Went into this one knowing very little, which was a good thing in this case (avoiding spoilers)
Apart from a few minor quibbles over the dialogue sounding like it all comes from the one voice - (Like Tarantino, everyone is blessed with a quick sarcastic wit.) though much of it is quite amusing.
Just a little draggy in places, again too much talk and pondering. However the overall delivery and vision of hell on earth, makes up for it’s short comings.
All I can say without giving too much away is, this is pretty shocking and technically quite excellent. Very good performances throughout also.
I’d recommend it as a date movie … it will certainly break the ice ! 
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NOTE TO EVERYBODY: If you take your date to see Bone Tomahawk, you will be dumped before the credits roll (unless your date is a death-obsessed gorehound). Our man @aldo knows his westerns but he clearly knows bugger-all about women. 
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Hey I watched it with my better half, too, expecting her to run away screaming, but she stuck thru it, covering her eyes a few times but overall yea… it’s a date movie 
Last western I watched: Woman Walks Ahead… not very good
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Oh my God! You Rodeo Romeos are all getting it wrong! Thankfully, the “Love Doctor” is in session. So pay attention! Regarde:
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The last date movie I went to see (reluctantly of course) Four Weddings & a Funeral … and frankly that was hell on earth - No more Mister Nice Guy, my turn to choose the movie 
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I just watched The Last Outlaw with Mickey Rourke and was surprised how much I enjoyed it.
Just watched this one, and liked it a lot
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