Cowboy Swagger. Lawman Grit. Rugged Ranchers…And Even A Little Love…
They don’t call it the Wild West for nothing! Saddle up and see if you can guess the correct plot of these 13 big, action-packed movies, starring 14 of Hollywood’s biggest Western Legends.
In Seven Ways from Sundown, a lawman becomes friends with the notorious outlaw he’s escorting from New Mexico to a Texas Prison.
John Wayne stars as Glyn McLyntock, a reformed outlaw, who leads a wagon train to Oregon in the hopes of starting a new life, but a friend betrays him, stealing all the supplies the settlers desperately need.
In Gunsmoke: The Last Apache, Marshal Dillon discovers he has a daughter, and now he has to save her life.
The Civil War is over and soldiers who fought on opposite sides must find a way to put bitterness aside in order to fight a new common enemy. This bare bones storyline forms the basis for these two movies: The Shadow Riders and Rio Lobo.
Western Union is the true story of Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone and the acoustic telegraph.
In Broken Lance, when rigid cattle baron Matt Devereaux dies, Joe, his half-Indian son by his second wife, will do anything to take over the ranch, even fight his white half-brothers to the death, and evict his own mother.
In Gunsmoke: Return to Dodge, Miss Kitty nurses retired U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon back to health after an injury. But an old vengeful enemy has made it his mission to hunt Dillon down and kill him.
The movie Buffalo Bill chronicles the long and sometimes struggling history of the football team based in the Buffalo/Niagara Falls area of New York.
The Way West features Kirk Douglas as a stubborn former U.S. Senator who leads a wagon train of settlers toward Oregon, and faces mutiny when he presses his charges to the extreme.
Yellow Sky features bank robbers named: Stretch, Dude, Lengthy, Half Pint and Walrus, and a gritty, gun-toting woman named Mike.
In The Violent Men, Glenn Ford plays Josh Parrish, a ruthless rancher who is bent on building his empire by bullying smaller ranchers into selling their property. A liar, cheater and killer, he will stop at nothing in the pursuit of power.
In McLintock!, John Wayne plays a rancher whose battles with government corruption, bullheaded homesteaders and hostile Indians pale in comparison to the troubles he faces when his estranged wife returns.
