#Western movies

[heartshapedbabydolls]

Me and my cowboy

[evergreensounds]

the terror western movies/old hollywood/California in 1947 au

im not a writer so have the cliff notes for this au

Pt2

Edit: please ignore that I spelled dust bowl wrong. I'm fucking stupid

[don-dake]

Just watched this (rather crazy) film called Lucy [2014] starring Scarlett Johansson, and couldn't help laughing at the 漢字 (Chinese characters) shown on the walls in this scene because it's just so…random?

保持清潔 — maintain cleanliness

蘋果 — apple

蔥薑 — Chinese scallion & ginger

葡萄 — grapes

橘子 — tangerine

蕃茄 — tomato

豬 — pig

香蕉 — banana

地瓜 — sweet potato

No wait, scratch that, maybe not so random after all! Because a good bunch of the characters had to do with food! Guess some production designer was very hungry (presuming they knew what the characters meant! 😹)?

[wolfepirat3]

Okay i like... just realized that ive literally never expanded on my love for westerns besides the copious amounts of references in my fic and the one picture of all my westerns...

So heres a list of all the westerns in my collection (plus my favorites, ill mark them with a *)

Shows

Gunsmoke (seasons 1-5)

Laramie (seasons 1-4)*

Wanted: Dead or Alive

Lonesome Dove The Series

Magnificent Seven 1998 (season 1-2)*

Rawhide (season 1)

Shane 1966*

Lonesome Dove (miniseries)

Return to Lonesome Dove (miniseries)

Sugarfoot (season 1-4)

Alias: Smith and Jones (season 1-3)

Movies

Streets of Laredo

Dead Man's Walk

The Magnificent Seven 1960*

The Magnificent Seven 2015

Tombstone*

Young Guns*

Young Guns II*

A Fistful of Dollars

For A Few Dollars More

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Pale Rider

Hang 'Em High

High Plains Drifter

The Outlaw Josey Wales

3:10 to Yuma 2007*

Shane 1952*

Once Upon A Time in The West*

Books

Evil Roy Slade

Dead Man*

Appaloosa

Brimstone

Shane*

Blood, Guts, and Glory

Saddle by Starlight

The Gunslinger

Lonesome Dove*

Comanche Moon

Dead Man's Walk

Streets of Laredo

The Big Sky*

The Way West

Seven Ox Seven Part One, Escondido Bound

The Tall Stranger

Kilkenny

Hondo

Showdown at Yellow Butte

The Virginian*

Miscellaneous

Adventures of the Old West (docuseries)

Outlaws & Gunslingers (docuseries)

Legends of The Old West (docuseries)

The Classic TV Western Collection (40 misc. episodes)

TV Western Collection (27 misc. episodes)

Western Collection (8 misc. movies)

The Wild Wild West the Series (book)

The Hollywood Western (book)

A Pictorial History of Westerns (book)*

Please please please ask me about any of them if you like any please!!

Those are all of the physical westerns i have, but there are plenty more i love but havent gotten my hands on yet!

[poppliy]

Naur

[schlock-luster-video]

On August 30, 1973, Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid debuted in the United Kingdom.

[pwlanier]

Tom Mix's Personal Cowboy Boots.

Bob Baldwin Canon City Spurs made for Tom Mix.

Tom Mix's Personal Batwing Chaps.

Old West Events

[saintetheldreda]

omg ok i had a thought lord huron fans do any of you want to do a cowboy film club. where we like. arrange to watch the same western classics at the same time and talk about it. no more than one a week obvs and probably less. and be lord huron fans who are unwell about cowboys together, as god intended. dm me if interested or reblog this or reply to this or whatever. highly doubt ill get any takers but i just thought it was a cute idea hehe if i only get like a pitiful number of responses then we dont have to bother lol and also obvs there's no commitment ill probably just add yall to a discord server or group chat if people dont have that but no judgement if you lose interest or change your mind

oh and you know what im gonna put this on the western tag, if anyone is on there, and the supernatural tag cause i feel like a lot of supernatural fans are unwell about cowboys too. but yeah you don't have to know lord huron to join i just think a western film club would be SO tumblr tbh. also no knowledge of western movies necessary in advance obviously lol just if youre interested in it. it will be low key and fun

so yeah. this is probably a strange thing to propose but. if you think this is anything then let me know...? no guarantees but we'll see if we get any response lol < 3

[cherryrodeoqueen]

[woman-with-no-name]

Tom Berenger | Butch and Sundance: The Early Days (1979)

[seredelgi]

Requested: Elvis Presley in “Flaming star” (1960)

I am not blushing, you are.

[heartshapedbabydolls]

On a sheep farm with Joel 💌🌾

[beyondtheadobe]

[don-dake]

↑ Fake 倉頡 Congkit/Cangjie keyboard in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997).

The funny thing is, the 倉頡 keys (and placement) are accurate enough; it is possible the 艸 character is used in place of the more commonly seen 廿.

But the other keys (like the numeral keys 一、二、三, etc. accurately translated they may be) being either unnecessarily rendered in 漢字 (Chinese characters), or placed wrongly (like the 刪除 “delete” where the 逗號 “comma” key usually goes), or just bizarre (like what are 火八 “fire eight” and 火九 “fire nine” keys?), makes this obviously a joke keyboard! 😹

↑ Another imagining of the TND fake keyboard.

The naming and placement of the keys here at least matches up more accurately to a hypothetical, totally 漢字 keyboard.

(note the 逗號 key next to the 一 (M) key, rather than the 刪除, and no weird 火八、火九、火十 keys placed randomly, like shown in the movie prop!)

Actually…I wouldn't mind having a keyboard like this, just for the kicks! Unnecessary and pretentious it may be! 😹

↓ Examples of real 倉頡 keyboards.

[vagoonabeach]

thinking abt The Quick And The Dead (1995) a western about Sharon Stone's character Ellen/Lady seeks revenge on Gene Hackman for the murder of her father. and lordy what a Good MOVIE!!!!! to this day it still kicks ass; its grim, its dark, its violent, but without the indulgence of modern movies (and 90s movies with Sharon Stone even). its story telling is very environmental as opposed to thru dialogue. and it probably has one of my favorite sex scenes in a movie. it exists explicitly for Ellen; and it's messy, desperate, sad, and a little subjectively fucked up because Russel Crowe's character (who she fucks) resembles her dead dad. and i LOVE IT!!! it's more about her needing to scratch a weird emotional itch, and she does and it's hot and sad and I'm obsessed with it and Sharon Stone. and i love that movie so much still to this day, I rewatched it yesterday with friends and I'm still fucking living.

[thatsprettylane]

Never understood why people thought Steve McQueen was hot but I finally watched The Magnificent Seven and y’all, I am so fucking sorry. Your man is ✨STUNNING✨