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The big dude (Cobb) that identified Paden is Brian Dennehy, who looks familiar because he played the sheriff hassling Stallone in Rambo First Blood.

By the way, this was Costner's breakout role. It's also where John Cleese met Kevin Kline, whom he hired for A Fish Called Wanda.

"Quigley Down Under" (1990) is a western in Australia with the ever popular Tom Selleck as Quigley the sharpshooter wanting to take a shooting job in Australia.   Alan Rickman plays the vindictive would be employer, as Quigley rejects the job on moral grounds.  And things escalate from there.  Audience ratings for this movie are very high, as much as 4.8 out of 5.  But if you prefer another favorable performance from Kevin Kline, accompanied by accomplished actors like William Hurt, Glenn Close, Jeff Goldblum, and Tom Berenger, try "The Big Chill".   Old college friends gather together for the funeral of yet another in a comedy-drama that was Oscar nominated for Best Picture.  "The Big Chill" (1983) has a highly admired rock and roll soundtrack.

Hard to believe this movie is almost 40 years old.  Suddenly, my joints are creaking a little louder..........

J.T. (Emmitt's brother in law) was played by Earl Hindman, the always-behind-the-fence neighbor from "Home Improvement". Nice to connect a face to the voice.

"You ain't Baxter?"
"No, I'm not Hawley!"
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Also, love that the final showdown has Paden with civilization and a church behind him, whilst Cobb has the empty, barren desert behind him.
Great idea.

As amazing as this cast is, Linda Hunt steals the show.  LOVE her to death.

This movie has really been forgotten but it was a big hit and its one of my all time favorites westerns. It's... Perfect.

Now you need to watch Lonesome Dove. It's the best western of all time. You'll love it.

My one regret about this movie is at the end when Jake yells "We'll be back!" and there was never a "Return to Silverado" sequel for that to happen in.   Other than that, it's definitely one of my top 5 westerns  (along with True Grit, Sons of Katie Elder, 5 Card Stud, Open Range, and Blazing Saddles)

The music was composed by Bruce Broughton, who also did the music for "Tombstone", and "Harry and the Hendersons"(a wonderful movie that I dearly hope that you watch and react to with your sister)!! ❤

Scott Glenn was the American submarine commander in The Hunt For Red October.

You would enjoy John Wayne's "Rio Bravo" western from 1959. It has a love story in it.

"I'm like the north star....I'm always there but I shine at night." Always loved that.
And she was the principal in Kindergarten Cop.

Linda Hunt is amazing in this as Stella. She elevates every movie she performs in.

I'll repeat what's already been mentioned! Lonesome Dove and Quigley Down Under are must sees!!!

Casting John Cleese as a sheriff who  was "not from these parts" was brilliant. I wonder how that came about.

Lonesome Dove! Lonesome Dove! Lonesome Dove!

I saw this in the theater when it came out. When Jake said; "We'll be back." the crowd cheered, wanting a sequel.