The Shootist

Top Ten Performances - Lauren Bacall (12 movies items)

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Elokuvat 2020 (530 movies items)

"John Waynea kuvataan tässä elokuvassa käsivarakameralla, mitä helvettiä!? Don Siegel kuoppaa westernin, elokuvan ja amerikan kansallismacho emerituksen oikein kauniilla pikku kamarilänkkärillä."

Slant's 100 Best Westerns of All Time (100 movies items)

"Playing an over-the-hill Wild West gunman diagnosed with terminal cancer, John Wayne—who would not act in another film before succumbing to cancer himself three years later—reaches into emotional depths his roles too rarely plumbed. Don Siegel’s modernist western counts down the days as, settled arbitrarily in booming Carson City and despised by a society that has moved beyond his brutal but chivalric way of life, Wayne’s gunslinger struggles to accept a death he can see coming. “I’m"

Mustanaamio7's Movie Diary 2020 (149 movies items)

"29.2. 2020 I had forgotten that I actually saw this movie about nine years ago, but the truth is that it wouldn't have been much of a loss if I'd have never actually seen it in the first place. "The Shootist" is simply a forgettable and unnecessary film. Its only purpose is to show how "tough" John Wayne was in spite of the fact that in real life he was just a fat loser with stupid opinions. The plot is so generic and bland that it's unreal and none of the characters have any depth. The movie d"

Mustanaamio7's Movie Diary 2020 (149 movies items)

"29.2. 2020 I had forgotten that I actually saw this movie about nine years ago, but the truth is that it wouldn't have been much of a loss if I'd have never actually seen it in the first place. "The Shootist" is simply a forgettable and unnecessary film. Its only purpose is to show how "tough" John Wayne was in spite of the fact that in real life he was just a fat loser with stupid opinions. The plot is so generic and bland that it's unreal and none of the characters have any depth. The movie d"

Academy Award for Best Production Design: 1970s (50 movies items)

"Robert F. Boyle (Art Director), Roger Christian (Set Decorator) "