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    1.The Wild Bunch (30th Anniversary Widescreen Edition)The Wild Bunch (30th Anniversary Widescreen Edition)
    from Warner Home Video

    Customer Review:
    This line, spoken by William Holden's character Pike Bishop, is about the important thing you need to know about "The Wild Bunch"; just as "Bonnie and Clyde" was summed up by the line 'We rob banks', "The Graduate" with 'Mrs. Robinson, you're trying to seduce me. Aren't you?', and "Cool Hand Luke"... more info

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    2.Ride the High CountryRide the High Country
    from MGM (Warner)

    Customer Review:
    This is an essential film among the westerns. It deserves the reputation it has, among western film lovers, Peckinpah fans, Randolph Scott admirers, and cult film enthusiasts (it is considered a cult film because, while virtually ignored upon initial release, it's reputation has grown in stature... more info

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    3.Ballad of Cable HogueBallad of Cable Hogue
    from Warner Home Video

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    Confounding expectation, Peckinpah's follow up to "The Wild Bunch" is a broad comedy. The humour is on a pretty juvenile level though and a scene in the middle where a drunken priest (David Warner) consoles a grieving woman is particularly idiotic and demeaning to women (one could write a whole... more info

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    4.Wild Bunch (1969)Wild Bunch (1969)
    from Warner Home Video

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    This line, spoken by William Holden's character Pike Bishop, is about the important thing you need to know about "The Wild Bunch"; just as "Bonnie and Clyde" was summed up by the line 'We rob banks', "The Graduate" with 'Mrs. Robinson, you're trying to seduce me. Aren't you?', and "Cool Hand Luke"... more info

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    5.Major DundeeMajor Dundee
    from Sony Pictures

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    Sam Peckinpah's 1965 western Major Dundee is a near-great film that has a checkered history. The tale of its mangling by the studio that took it out of Peckinpah's hands is as well known as the butchery that accompanied Orson Welles' The Magnificent Ambersons or Touch Of Evil, or Erich Von... more info

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    6.The Wild Bunch - 30th Anniversary EditionThe Wild Bunch - 30th Anniversary Edition
    from Warner Home Video

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    This line, spoken by William Holden's character Pike Bishop, is about the important thing you need to know about "The Wild Bunch"; just as "Bonnie and Clyde" was summed up by the line 'We rob banks', "The Graduate" with 'Mrs. Robinson, you're trying to seduce me. Aren't you?', and "Cool Hand Luke"... more info

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    7.[no image]Deadly Companions (Dol)
    from Platinum Disc
    Price: $5.69

    Customer Review:
    This 1961 Western has a lot going for it: It stars Brian Keith and the beautiful Maureen O'Hara, who had such great chemistry in "The Parent Trap," released the very same year. It's Sam Peckinpah's directorial debut in motion pictures; most people reading this know that Peckinpah went on to become a... more info

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    8.[no image]Deadly Companions
    from Greatest Sports Legends

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    This 1961 Western has a lot going for it: It stars Brian Keith and the beautiful Maureen O'Hara, who had such great chemistry in "The Parent Trap," released the very same year. It's Sam Peckinpah's directorial debut in motion pictures; most people reading this know that Peckinpah went on to become a... more info

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    9.[no image]Deadly Companions
    from Metacom, Inc.

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    10.Gunsmoke: Matt Gets It and Hack PrimeGunsmoke: Matt Gets It & Hack Prime
    from 20th Century Fox

    Customer Review:
    These two episodes deal with the same theme, although their airdates differ by seven months. The first, "Matt Gets It" , is the premiere episode of the series, and James Arness as Matt Dillon is introduced by John Wayne. Early in the episode, Matt is gunned down by a gunslinger that is easy to anger... more info

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