The Ultimate Western You Need to Watch! | The entire Wild West feared these Outlaws

@barryreeve5865 3 months ago

My. Family and I had a ride on this train, Durango too Silverton one holiday in the USA great memories Barry.

@yambo59 4 months ago

Im 64 and this was made before I was born, but I still enjoyed its storyline set in an era when the country was still young and growing, nice clean movie, gotta love Walter Brennan-!

@user-qi9hs8rk2y 2 months ago

A really delightful 1950 film. Funny and very enjoyable. Dan Dailey was a truly talented man and Ann Baxter won the academy award for best supporting actress earlier in 1946 in The Razor’s Edge. It was a privilege to view this one!

@scout06171 3 months ago

I’ve ridden that Train from Durango to Silverton. It’s a really pretty trip. I especially loved that the coal ash blew back on the open passenger cars so we got a small taste of what travel was like back in the 1880’s.

@paulmartin8212 4 months ago

Nice movie. No foul language. Definitely a comedy from 1950. Cute story line.

@CHUCKSNORRIS 1 month ago

Walter Brennan, Arthur Hunnicutt and the telegrapher from Angel and the Bad Man.

@gregory8140 4 months ago

Just what I needed! I watched “Gun Point” starring Audie Murphy,prior to this movie!! Both were great! 😃

@MichaelWittrock-kr9gy 3 months ago

I grew up in Wyoming and Colorado after WW 2 and things were pretty similar to this movie even in the 50's😮!?!

@Melissa-pt2ik 1 month ago

What a better conductor than Walter Brennan

@user-cc5wu3lh1n 1 month ago

A young Victor Sen Yung before Bonanza

@kermitefrog64 21 days ago

That was a real neat movie. It is bittersweet for me since my Rosita and I would love to see these movies together. I lost her 4 years ago during COVID.

@yeguenianantranik4003 3 months ago

UNBELIEVABLY AWESOME AND SOOOOO FUNNY WESTERN MOVIE 🎬. ❤❤❤❤❤

@user-ji2nv2vd6r 4 months ago

Its a fun movie to watch. Thanks for posting it for all to enjoy

@Scruples1 4 months ago

Man o man, granpa's birds and bee... just cracks me up 😂

@donalddawes2518 2 months ago

A Ticket to Tomahawk 1950. The daughter of a railroad executive, Kit Dodge Jr. (Anne Baxter) is a no-nonsense gunslinger, but she finds that she could use a little help when she has to compete with Dakota (Rory Calhoun), the ruthless representative of a stagecoach company. Handsome and smooth-talking traveling salesman Johnny Behind-the-Deuces (Dan Dailey) turns out to be just the ally that she needs, as she attempts to defeat Dakota in a race that pits train against stagecoach.