Western Movie Mistakes

Western Movie Mistakes

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[MD-jdni]

I agree, I like the blunders too. Only thing that really drives me nuts are the 8, 10, 12, 20 shot six shooters.

[millcreekrange]

I’ve found a few over the years, but you’ve just pointed out some that I’ve missed. Now I’ve got to go back and watch them all over again. Thanks Santee!!! 🤦‍♂️

[TUCOtheratt]

This was really interesting. That shot of John Wayne throwing the man down the mudslide with several 20th century observers is so obvious yet I've never noticed it even though I've watched the movie several times.

[wiseguy]

The two major thing that bug me in western movies are incorrect wardrobe and firearms for the era. Oh one last one is firearms that never seem to hvve to be reloaded the 15 shot six shooter.

[Sleeperdude]

Great video I can’t believe the John Wayne clip with everybody standing on the hill

[hunternowicki]

@Arizona Ghostriders, my favorite mistakes are when guns don't match the time period, such as the Winchester 1892 being in virtually everything.

[mistyjames]

OMG I can't believe the amount of cars in the background of those classic movies! Love the music! 🎶 (RHEC) 🤠

[Rick_King]

All the times I've watched Tombstone, I never noticed Frank McLaury's disappearing hat!

Great video, Santee!

-Desert Rat Rick

[normangerring]

Very interesting, not all of us get caught up looking for mistakes. I thought I was pretty good at spotting errors but I was surprised how many of them were in some of my favorite movies- I never saw before. Thanks for another great start for my weekend 😊

[TheArizonan]

One of my favs is in Tombstone. In the OK Corral scene Doc Holiday shoots 3 rounds out of his double barrel shotgun.😂

[MrMiyagi]

Santee, it was wonderful meeting you today! Thank you so much for taking the time to show Cailee and I around. We will be back soon.

[scenicdriveways]

Great episode Santee,
I love to try and pick out movie mistakes. But even with the mistakes, I still enjoy the Westerns.

[tedebear]

Good morning Arizona Ghost Riders. It's Ted from Texas. I enjoyed looking for them as well. In John Wayne's movie Rio Lobo, the soldiers by the trains were using Springfield trap doors. They did not come out for 1873 . If they were using Spencer's it would have been okay . Thanks for the show man

[arailway]

I love the topic of mistakes.
If you live in the real world you are going to see a few . . .
and make a few.
Good work, Santee.

[marcosaraiva]

Mistakes is part of the industry! Thanks Santee!

[gravemarker]

And we must not forget those wonderful contrails in the sky in some of those old westerns. Especially those filmed around the Alabama Hills in California.

[SmallCaliberArmsReview]

I've noticed a few mistakes when I researched some of the movie holsters I've made. Very cool video Santee!

[krabbenbursche]

Great episode, Santee!
I've just recently watched some of the movies mentioned here (For a few dollars more, Rio Bravo, Tombstone), but I didn't even notice those errors.
Keep up the great work!

[northrider]

I'm not one to look for them it just messes up the fun😂 sometimes it's just hard to miss 😮 thanks for a great start to my Saturday mornings 🤠

[williamclifford]

Thank you for all the hard work you do to show your passion..✌️