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I wish it were only still 10 cents. $95.00 used on eBay is a little too rich for my blood. ;)

Yeah. I wound up buying it today for the same reason.

Let me know if it’s worth an upgrade

Yah. Me too. I thought it was good not great.

Absolutely. I think the Duke is a terrific actor. Never got the criticism. He is by far in my opinion the best “Western ” actor ever. He has so much macho charisma no one comes close.

Absolutely Doug. Both Ford and Wayne are at the top of their craft in this seminal classic.

I’ve watched a lot of classic westerns since watching The Searchers and it still holds the number one spot for me. Would love to see this remastered and released in 4K.

I bought the book shortly after seeing the film for the first time but never got around to reading it. I’ll have to remedy that.

Great night. Seeing The Searchers the way it was meant to be seen....on a giant screen. It was tremendous. As sure as the turnin of the Earth.

Reminder. The Searchers is screening tonight in 35mm at the Loews Jersey in Journal Square Jersey City. 8 pm.

Josh. Trust me it won't sell out. If you change your mind let me know and we can meet up.

What a coincidence! Playing at the Loews Jersey Friday Feb 24. I'm there!! https://www.facebook.com/events/590029461190183/?ti=icl Details Starring John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Natalie Wood, Ward Bond. Directed by John Ford. 1956, 119mins., Color. In 35mm. John Ford is one of the great...

Welcome Rich. And Doug is just teasing I'm sure as his winky will attest to. :) And it's never too late to continue talking about The Searchers!

Ha. Hardcore is hardly a remake of The Searchers. From IMDB: Writer-director Paul Schrader used John Ford's classic western The Searchers (1956) as inspiration for this movie. I remember seeing that in theaters. Woof. [emoji12]

Also are you arguing with yourself?[emoji12]

Easy. Easy. [emoji6]

Roger Ebert's great ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️review of The Searchers http://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/great-movie-the-searchers-1956 Excerpt | Roger Ebert November 25, 2001 | John Ford's “The Searchers” contains scenes of magnificence, and one of John Wayne's best performances. There are shots that...

SPOILER Question. Towards the end when Ethan tells Marty he recognizes the scalp on Scars staff as his mothers, does he mean Marty's real mother or his Aunt/Mom?

I have this book being delivered today.

My wife hasn't seen The Searchers so we're going to watch this weekend. Looking forward to seeing it again and catching stuff I missed. :thumbsup:

I see Tall In The Saddle is only available on DVD. Correct?

Awesome. Thanks Robert. Just ordered the bottom four yesterday arriving tomorrow. [emoji106]

Any particular order these films should be watched?

Own The Quiet Man. Great film. One of my wife's faves. Will check out Liberty Valance.

Why was it trashed?

Other than the four I mentioned, any other recommendations?

Next up is Stagecoach (which I just purchased). Then the Cavalry trilogy (which I just ordered). :)

Title: The Searchers Tagline: He had to find her... he had to find her... Genre: Western Director: John Ford Cast: John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Vera Miles, Natalie Wood, Ward Bond, John Qualen, Olive Carey, Henry Brandon, Ken Curtis, Harry Carey Jr., Antonio Moreno, Hank Worden...