NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR A COWBOY — Rich Hobson is the Stanford-educated son of a New York congressman. Panhandle Phillips (Ted Atherton) has never been anything but a cowboy. Between Vancouver and the Yukon, they're trying to ... more »build the biggest cattle ranch in the world--with three untested teenage cowhands and Rich's new bride, Gloria McIntosh (Sarah Chalke), a Vancouver debutante. As the ranch is about to pay off, World War II has broken out. Now they have to hold their dream together with no money, no resources but their own wits, and no margin for error--their biggest battle is not with the elements, but with themselves. Also starring Academy Award® nominee Ryan Gosling.
COWBOYS DON'T CRY
When Josh Morgan's (Ron White) wife is killed in a car accident, both he and his son, Shane, struggle to build a future together as they travel the rodeo circuit. Josh, the driver that fateful night, reels with guilt, turning to alcohol as his once-successful bull-riding career fades. Shane, who holds his father responsible for their downward spiral, seethes with anger as he attempts to lead a normal life on the road. When Shane receives an unexpected inheritance, it seems that his dreams of a stable life are realized. But to turn their new start into a new life, father and son must first mend their rocky relationship and let go of the past that haunts them both.
GOD'S GUN
When Father John (Lee Van Cleef), one of a pair of twin brothers, is viciously gunned down, a gang, led by the merciless Sam Clayton (Jack Palance), is given free reign over a settlement called Juno City. To free the town from the outlaws' unrelenting grip, a young man named Johnny travels to Mexico, hoping to persuade the slain man's twin Louis, a former bounty-hunter, to take up arms once again and save the terrorized town.
PAINTED HERO
Virgil Kidder hasn't been in Waco for quite a spell, but now that he's back in town clowning in the rodeo, his troubles are catching up with him quicker than a Brahma bull. Country star Dwight Yoakam makes his leading role debut as Kidder, a "painted hero" who's at his best--and safest--when he's taunting the meanest bulls in the business. It's only when the paint comes off, that the real danger strikes on a wild Waco weekend filled with thrills, spills and more twists than an eight-second bull ride. After high-tailing it out of town some years back, Virgil finds that some things have changed...and some others, unfortunately, have stayed the same. There's Brownie (Bo Hopkins), a good 'ol boy who knows Virgil's clown antics can pack his rodeo. His ex, Kate, the woman Virgil left high and dry with their infant son. There's Teresa, a pasty-white "vampire" who not only has a thing for Virgil, but a big stake in his future. And of course there's Sheriff Gil Acuff, a man hell-bent on settling a score that goes back half a dog's life. Between the ghouls of his present and the ghosts of his past, Virgil must figure out a way to preserve his future before it's too late. For some folks, it already is.« less
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