Westerns have always been my favorite genre of films. I grew up in the age of 'Rawhide', 'Wagon Train', 'Have Gun, Will Travel', and 'Bonanza'. I was in love with Clint Eastwood's 'Rowdy Yates' and Michael Landon's 'Little Joe'.
Back in 1969 a western was released that starred John Wayne and Glen Campbell. It was a big success at the box offive if for no other reason than it starred John Wayne. But let me tell you. The 2010 version of 'True Grit' is a movie not to be missed. If you haven't seen it, run and see it before it leaves the theaters. It's an extremely funny and entertaining movie. I know now that when it comes out on DVD or Pay Per View, I've got to make sure my dad sees it. Mister and I saw it last night and we've both already said that we'd be willing to see it again. And I've got to have the Sound Track CD! There's no sex! Only about 3 or 4 curse words but you'd expect that from a dirty ol' cowboy marshall. They are appropriate for the characters and not spoken for the sake of adding vulgarity. Of course, there's the expected shoot 'em up, cowboy violence. This movie has stood the test of time. Jeff Bridges is a wonderful Rooster Cogburn. And Matt Damon is a very likable Texas Ranger LaBouef.







