Cowboys & indians

[johnnytapia]

As an 8 yr old did you never march round the playground, with your arms interlocked over your mates shoulders shouting 'All in for cowboys and indians' ?
NO !!!!

Just me and @johnnytapia then.

Good lad!!!! Kids of today hey?!?

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

The Lone Ranger
Pocahontas (no cowboys but lots of Injuns and nasty Brits)

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

 

[Xhavenjoe]

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

Now he was an Indian

 

[Xhavenjoe]

The comedy with Bob Hope " Son of Pale Face".
I think Jane Russell is in it.
Enough said

 

[southamptonblue]

Admittedly missing Indians (or Native Americans as we should say these days) I'd recommend that timeless classic, Shane, starring Alan Ladd as the itinerant gunslinger trying to escape his past and Jack Palance as the ultimate cold-hearted villain. Any 10 year old viewer couldn't help but identify with the homesteaders' son who hero worships Shane, hired to fight an evil cattle baron and his henchmen intent on driving the family off their land. Exciting and poignant in equal measure, Shane is not only a classic Western but, in my view, one of the best movies ever made.

I think he would like the scene where the kid bites the candy as Shane decks someone ;)

 

[Barcon]

Now he was an Indian

Affectionately known over here as a, "B.F.I".

 

[TonyM]

As an 8 yr old did you never march round the playground, with your arms interlocked over your mates shoulders shouting 'All in for cowboys and indians' ?
NO !!!!

Just me and @johnnytapia then.

Hiya wowa hiya wowa ....

 

[yankblue]

Outside of the obvious (Last of the Mohicans& Dances with Wolves) Lonesome Dove maybe? Great book & miniseries although maybe a bit dated

Outlaw Josie Wales
Unforgiven
Jeremiah Johnson

Plenty of Cowboy movies, not many kind to the Indians...

 

[Koniec]

Blazing Saddles.