Showing posts with label Western. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Western. Show all posts

For A Few Credits More


I'm a sucker for space cowboys — you really don't come across many. (Annie Wu via Comics Alliance)

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A Fistful of Points
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Josey Wales And The Pussycats


Josey Wales And The Pussycats


Josey Wales, a peaceful Missouri farmer, is driven to revenge by the brutal murder of his wife and son by a band of pro-Union Jayhawkers, but it all works out in the end when he joins a band of travelling musicians, who dress like kitties. (Nina Matsumoto via Comics Alliance)

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Wanted: Back To The Future 3


Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: What's your name, dude?
Marty McFly: Uh, Mar- Eastwood. Clint Eastwood.
Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen: What kind of stupid name is that?

Dave Williams goes western with his poster for Back to the Future 3. Check out his takes on one and two.

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Reservoir Bitches

The Tarantino classic reimagined as a western with an all female cast. I would watch the hell out of this movie. Also, Tarantino really should direct a western. (Jason Quinones for Art Jumble)

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The Spaghetti Western Inventory


Everything you need to make your own Spaghetti western — just add a Man With No Name and stir. (The Spaghetti Western Inventory by Maxim Dalton)

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The Good, The Bad And The Woody


Toy Story 4: High Plains Woody. Sure, life with Bonnie was good, but just like Andy, she grew up. Disillusioned after losing another friend and with most of the other toys broken or lost, Woody became the Toy with No Name, wandering playgrounds, avenging wronged playthings. (Redemption by lily-fox; link via Neatogeek)

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A More Magnificent Seven
Forgiven
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A More Magnificent Seven


They were seven - and they fought like seven hundred!

Popped Culture reader Tom Geddes sent me his creation of a more Magnificent Seven, replacing James Coburn with Bruce Willis, Horst Buchholz with Ghandi, Yul Brynner with Mr. T, Brad Dexter with Chewbacca, Robert Vaughn with Batman and, my favourite Charles Bronson with Optimus Prime. Steve McQueen stayed in as "he's the coolest man that ever lived."

Nice work, Tom — I hope to see more.

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Matthew, Mark, Luke and Optimus Prime
Laugh It Up, Fuzzball
Mr. T Party

Forgiven


Before Unforgiven won an armload of Oscars, Clint Eastwood was forced by the studio to send his tale of a retired gunslinger to several focus groups who didn't like the films bleak ending and sent back this alternative. (Image via Unreality's 15 Anti Climactic Movie Posters)

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