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<blockquote data-quote="TerryMiller" data-source="post: 3197557" data-attributes="member: 7900">Well, probably NOT a &quot;spaghetti&quot; western, because growing up western and working on farms and with cattle and horses, I just couldn&#039;t buy into the genre.&nbsp; Another that is not a &quot;spaghetti&quot; western but is so badly done is &quot;A Man Called Noon.&quot;&nbsp; That is with Richard Crenna and can be hilarious with their &quot;antics.&quot;&nbsp; Noon and his new friend, J.B. Rymes enters this deserted looking town.&nbsp; Next thing you know, Noon starts shooting at a door that has been swinging in the wind.&nbsp; That&#039;s followed by shooting a number of outlaws that are trying to shoot him.Point is, he shoots 9+ times with a six shooter.&nbsp; (Unless I really don&#039;t recognize the handgun.)&nbsp; There&#039;s more, but I won&#039;t bore you.By the way, &quot;A Man Called Noon&quot; is a story written by Louis L&#039;Amour.&nbsp; L&#039;Amour knew how to research before writing, so I&#039;m sure the film people messed everything up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TerryMiller, post: 3197557, member: 7900"] Well, probably NOT a "spaghetti" western, because growing up western and working on farms and with cattle and horses, I just couldn't buy into the genre. Another that is not a "spaghetti" western but is so badly done is "A Man Called Noon." That is with Richard Crenna and can be hilarious with their "antics." Noon and his new friend, J.B. Rymes enters this deserted looking town. Next thing you know, Noon starts shooting at a door that has been swinging in the wind. That's followed by shooting a number of outlaws that are trying to shoot him. Point is, he shoots 9+ times with a six shooter. (Unless I really don't recognize the handgun.) There's more, but I won't bore you. By the way, "A Man Called Noon" is a story written by Louis L'Amour. L'Amour knew how to research before writing, so I'm sure the film people messed everything up. [/QUOTE]

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