Australia: Jacie The Cowgirl

Australia: Jacie The Cowgirl Review

Ten-year-old Jacie lives on a remote farm in northern Australia. For the first time, her father is letting her take part in the big annual cattle round-up with her horse, Benson. Viewers learn about her family's life and watch as Jacie's dream of becoming a cowgirl comes true.

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Cowboy Classics (6-DVD Digipack)

Cowboy Classics (6-DVD Digipack) Review

Gene Autry and Roy Rogers, Hollywood's greatest singing cowboys, changed the face of Western films with light-hearted, less violent, yet, action-packed productions that featured their singing talents. Gene and Roy were ultimate heroes and quintessential "good guys" that represented the values America was founded on. Today these legends live on in this 6-DVD collection featuring Gene Autry and Roy Rogers' best-loved films like "Yodelin' Kid from Pine Ridge", a Gene Autry favorite, and "King of the Cowboys", a first-rate Roy Rogers' oater. These exciting, family-friendly Westerns are timeless--that's why we call them Cowboy Classics!

The Unforgiven

The Unforgiven Review

Legendary director John Huston is "at the top of his form" (Time) with this "powerful, exciting" (The Film Daily) tale of forbidden love set against America's most rugged and ruthless frontier. Starring Burt Lancaster, Audrey Hepburn and Lillian Gish, and featuring a script by Ben Maddow (The Way West), The Unforgiven is a "tough Texas saga filled with pride, prejudiceand passion" (Video Movie Guide)! Indian by birth, but secretly adopted by whites, Rachel Zachary (Hepburn) soon becomes the target of lawless racism and brutality when her true identity is revealed. The Indians want her back, the local whites want her dead, and her only hope for survival is a man (Lancaster) who must face the most terrifying fight of his lifeto save the woman he loves!

Emerald Cowboy

Emerald Cowboy Review

Emerald Cowboy Feature

• Director/producer Andrew Molina tells the true story of Japanese-born buisinessman Eishy Hayata, whose adventures eventually lead him to a spectular rise as an emerald czar in Columbia. Against a backdrop of mining politics, kidnappers, unions, violence, wheeling, dealing and massive corruption, the "emerald cowboy" eventually blasts his way to the top, and from the vantage point of modern

The true story of a legend in the dangerous world of Emeralds. In the early 1970s, enchanted by the spell of an emerald, a man finds his way to the exotic land of Colombia. With a dream he embarks on a journey full of passion, struggles and discovery. Witness the extraordinary life and death of modern day cowboys in the last frontier as seen through the eyes of the man who became known as: The Emerald Cowboy.

Two Mules For Sister Sara

Two Mules For Sister Sara Review

TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA - DVD Movie

The Lone Ranger and the Lost City Of Gold

The Lone Ranger and the Lost City Of Gold Review

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The Carry On Collection

The Carry On Collection Review

There's a lovely irony about the way in which the Carry On films are now revered, not only in the evolutionary story of British comedy, but also as an essential ingredient of cultural history. Derided for years for their low humor and conveyor-belt production values--30 films were churned out in just 21 years between 1958 and 1978--they now embody a cozy, innocent, and less sophisticated time. At the heart of their success are two vital ingredients: a virtual repertory company of Britain's finest post-war comic talents and quick-fire, innuendo-laden scripts which somehow become high-octane fuel for side-splitting laughter.

Public institutions, great historical figures, and established entertainment genres provided the main modus operandi, offering limitless potential for the films' staple themes of lust, adultery, and chicanery. Carry On Sergeant kicked off in 1958 with mainstay Charles Hawtrey. Later the same year in Carry On Nurse and in 1959's Carry On Teacher, the basic team quickly gelled with Joan Sims and Kenneth Williams making regular appearances. Leslie Phillips's insatiable predatory comic persona also figured large in these early films. Perhaps the first major milestone, though, came with the arrival of Sid James in 1960's Carry On Constable. With his trademark raucous laugh and a face like a wizened walnut, James would be a major factor in the ongoing success of the films, in which his leering, lascivious, and amoral character would vary only in name.

In 1962, Carry On Cruising marked the team's first foray into color. The following year, the films grew more adventurous and multilayered. Within their admittedly limited parameters, they did explore relationships and were surprisingly radical in their satirizing of women's roles. Hattie Jacques, for example, is best remembered for her fearsome matrons, but in Carry On Cabby (1963) she plays a downtrodden woman who hits back at husband Sid by forming her own taxi company. Carry On Jack (also 1963) found the team taking to the high seas in a Mutiny on the Bounty-style spoof starring Bernard Cribbins, but the next two films found the team at the real peak of its powers. Carry On Spying (1964) introduced Barbara Windsor's giggly buxom blond, a character who naturally fell hand in hand with James's aging Lothario in many of the subsequent films. In Carry On Cleo the same year, Amanda Barrie's deliciously frothy Egyptian queen and Kenneth Williams's saturnine Caesar set new heights for the series. The year 1965 brought Carry On Cowboy, featuring Joan Sims as a feisty saloon girl, while Carry On Screaming (1966) drove a comic stake through the heart of classic Hammer horror flicks.

Today, the Carry On films are seen as a vital component in the linear development of modern British comedy, influencing everything from French & Saunders to the surreal League of Gentlemen. In their time, they provided a much-needed big-screen vehicle for the greatest comic talents of the age. And today that vehicle has become a legacy of wonderful performances, many of them truly subtle. On that level alone, the Carry On films earn their status as a comic institution a hundred times over. --Piers Ford

Stampede

Stampede Review

Stampede was the first of western star Charles Starrett's "northerns," filmed through the facilities of Columbia Pictures Canadian studios in Victoria B.C. The story is about a cowboy who finds learns is brother has been murdered, but discovers that the killers may not be who he thought they were. Combines action and suspense.Before dismissing as an old wheeze, keep in mind this was a western trail blazer in it's day.

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Days of Jesse James

Days of Jesse James Review

DAYS OF JESSE JAMES

Learn to Country Dance on DVD - Country Line Dance Video and Swing Dancing Video - Instructional

Learn to Country Dance on DVD - Country Line Dance Video and Swing Dancing Video - Instructional Review

Learn the hottest country line dances, and the hottest country swing dance moves on one convenient DVD! Learn country line dance steps to 14 of the hottest country line dances.

This country line dance DVD includes 14 line dances. It has a few of the old classic country line dances, and a few of the newest line dances to hit the country scene! For a complete list of line dances on this DVD see below.

You will also learn the hottest country swing dance moves on this instructional country dance DVD! Don’t worry though, this video starts with basic steps and turns, and works up to intermediate, and then advanced moves and dips. So, even if you have never danced before this video will take you through all the necessary steps to get you dancing like a pro.

Extras! You will also learn the Cowboy Cha Cha! It is similar to a couples line dance, but allows you to improvise throughout the dance to make it your own. You will also have a very basic introduction to the Country Two-Step, and the Country Waltz so that you will know the basic steps and rhythms to the most popular types of country dancing.

Complete Line Dance List
Learn line dances to these popular country songs:

Bombshell Stomp
Honky Tonk Badonkadonk
Cotton Eye Joe
Any Man of Mine
Watermelon Crawl
Fishin' in the Dark

Ride the High Country

Ride the High Country Review

An ex-lawman agrees to escort a shipment of gold cross-country, but runs into trouble when the men hired to help him turn out be not be as moral as their boss, and plot to steal the gold.

A Man Called Sledge

A Man Called Sledge Review

MAN CALLED SLEDGE - DVD Movie

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Review

"When the legend becomes fact, print the legend." That's more than the code of a newspaperman in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance; it's practically the operating credo of director John Ford, the most honored of American filmmakers. In this late film from a long career, Ford looks at the civilizing of an Old West town, Shinbone, through the sad memories of settlers looking back. In the town's wide-open youth, two-fisted Westerner John Wayne and tenderfoot newcomer James Stewart clash over a woman (Vera Miles) but ultimately unite against the notorious outlaw Liberty Valance (Lee Marvin). Ford's nostalgia for the past is tempered by his stark approach, unusual for the visual poet of Stagecoach and The Searchers. The two heavyweights, Wayne and Stewart, are good together, with Wayne the embodiment of rugged individualism and Stewart the idealistic prophet of the civilization that will eventually tame the Wild West. This may be the saddest Western ever made, closer to an elegy than an action movie, and as cleanly beautiful as its central symbol, the cactus rose. --Robert Horton

More Dead Than Alive

More Dead Than Alive Review

Saddle up for a thrilling tale of heroes and villains in this "thought-provoking" western with "an ending that is truly different" (Film and Television Daily). Starring "tall, dark and handsome" (Hollywood Citizen-News) Clint Walker (Sam Whiskey) and the legendary Vincent Price(The Pit and the Pendulum) in one of his most colorful roles, this action-packed drama aims high and hits its mark! After serving 18 years, "Killer" Cain (Walker) is released from prison, determined never to touch a gun again. But the only job he can get is with Dan Ruffalo's (Price) traveling sideshow as the sharpshooting main attraction. As Cain works to build an honest future free of bullets and bloodshed, his enemies look to settle old scores. Now Cain must risk his new lifeto become the "Killer" once more or be haunted by his past forever.

Roy Rogers: Under California Stars

Roy Rogers: Under California Stars Review

After returning to the ranch, Roy stumbles upon a gang of horse rustlers. He takes care of them but then Trigger is kidnapped! Desperate to find his beloved horse, Roy enlists the aid of pretty trainer Caroline and her young friend Ted. Together they set a trap to catch the kidnappers and rescue Trigger. Digitally Remastered and Sound Enhanced

Wild Horse Rodeo

Wild Horse Rodeo Review

Loads of gunslinging action in this tale of The Three Mesquiteers (Bob Livingston, Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune), a prized rodeo stallion and the evil rustlers who try to steal it. Look for Roy Rogers (using the name Dick Weston) in a small singing role.

Hidalgo [Blu-ray]

Hidalgo [Blu-ray] Review

Hidalgo [Blu-ray] Feature

• Viggo Mortensen (The LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy) delivers a heroic performance in the rousing, action-packed adventure HIDALGO -- now more thrilling than ever on Blu-ray Disc™! The excitement begins when famed horseman Frank T. Hopkins (Mortensen) enters a grueling competition -- "The Ocean Of Fire" -- with his mustang Hidalgo. Together, they must not only survive a 3,000-mile race acr

Director Joe Johnston has always had an entertaining sense of adventure, and with Hidalgo he proves it in spades. It's yet another underrated film for Johnston (along with such enjoyable popcorn flicks as The Rocketeer and Jurassic Park III), dismissed by many critics but a welcome treat for anyone drawn to good ol'-fashioned movie excitement. In his first role since playing Aragorn in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Viggo Mortensen brings handsome appeal to his low-key portrayal of Frank T. Hopkins, a real-life long-distance horse racer who, as the movie opens, has witnessed the appalling massacre of Native Americans at Wounded Knee in 1890. Drifting into Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, he agrees to compete, with his trusty mustang, Hidalgo, in "The Ocean of Fire," a treacherous 3,000-mile horse race across the Arabian desert. Toss in a bunch of conspiring competitors, a noble sheik (Omar Sharif), his lovely daughter (Zuleikha Robinson), and enough fast-paced danger to fill 133 minutes, and you've got a rousing, humorous, and lightly spiritual adventure that's a lot of fun to watch. It hardly matters that it's almost pure fiction (the real Hopkins was known by many as "a pathological liar"). More important is the love of movies and moviemaking that Johnston so delightfully conveys. --Jeff Shannon A sandstorm of epic proportions. A swarm of locusts so massive it obliterates the relentless sun. Deadly traps that defy imagination. These are just a few of the astonishing obstacles Frank T. Hopkins, the greatest long-distance racer ever, faces in the rousing action-adventure Hidalgo. Based on a true story and starring Viggo Mortensen (The Lord of The Rings trilogy), Hopkins (Mortensen) and his mustang Hidalgo enter the ultimate extreme sport of its time -- the Ocean Of Fire. Underdogs challenging the finest Arabian horses and riders, they must not only survive the grueling race across 3,000 miles of the Arabian Desert's punishing terrain, but they must thwart the evil plots of competitors who vow victory at all costs! A great story of personal triumph, amazing special effects, and memorable characters make Hidalgo one of the most thrilling adventures ever.