Saturday Man Movie

In a mood for some Clint Eastwood so here he is in Any Which Way You Can as he fights for his lady with an unexpected assist from the brawler that he is supposed to fight for money.

Saturday Man Movie

In A Fistful of Dollars, Clint Eastwood shows us his compassionate side as he looks out for the feelings of his mule.

Saturday Man Movie

Dirty Harry takes care of business at the local coffee shop in The Enforcer
Can't blame him. I hate sugar in my coffee, too.

Saturday Man Movie

In this scene from The Outlaw Josey Wales, a silly bounty hunter just can't leave well enough alone.

Saturday Man Movie

This clip from The Outlaw Josey Wales just goes to show that it doesn't matter if you're a bad guy in a detective movie, a fight movie or a western, when Clint Eastwood's around you mess with Sondra Locke at your Peril.

Saturday morning man movie

From the movie Kelly's Heroes (1970). Here Oddball, played by a young Donald Sutherland, earns his share of the gold.


Tanks are so cool.

But alas, these Shermans break down by movie's end, and a the Germans have a tank, too. One lone German Tiger tank stands between our heroes and $16,000,000 in gold that resides in the town's bank. Fortunately, Don Rickles has an idea, which he puts to Telly Savalas.



The climax sees Savalas, Sutherland and Clint Eastwood approaching the tank in true Spaghetti Western fashion to parley with the Germans.



I guess they were Republicans.

Saturday Man Movie

Back to the Western theme again as we see what happens after a couple of vaqueros try to punk rancher Joe Kidd in jail.

You want some? Next time Joe Kidd asks for a cup of the coffee, just give it to him.

Saturday Western

Not sure who's the baddest, Clint Eastwood or Lee Van Cleef, so I'll leave it up to you to decide.





One thing's for certain--when they wind up grudgingly working together in For a Few Dollars More, it gets hot in a way that modern-day wanna-be's like George Clooney could never manage.

Saturday morning western

In this clip from "A Fistful of Dollars", we find out why you shouldn't shoot at a mule's feet...and if you do, why you should apologize.

Saturday Western

In this clip from the 1968 movie Hang 'Em High, Marshal Jed Cooper confronts Reno, one of the vigilantes who erroneously hanged him.



Then he goes to have a steak.

Saturday morning western

In keeping with the tradition of spending Saturday mornings at the Lair enjoying good westerns, here's Lee Van Cleef, one of the real western stars, taking down the villain who murdered his sister, with a little help from a friend.