El Dorado

Good, but dated movie -- but Im a JW fan. My 5 stars are primarily for the picture quality. It is superb for a 1967 film -- almost like 4K.

A terrifically fun film featuring the looser, more enjoyable Wayne of the 2nd half of his career -- though enormously similar to the wonderful Rio Bravo, it has its own set of charms, not the least of which are Robert Mitchum as the drunk Sheriff; a young James Caan as a knife-throwing, shotgun-blasting ally; Charlene Holt and Michelle Carey as atypically strong women for the genre; veteran character actor Arthur Hunnicutt as a lean old coot loaded with funny retorts as well as a bow and arrow; and Ed Asner taking a turn as the town land baron and bully. Like Rio Bravo, its the kind of Western you can watch over and over again and always come away smiling.

The best pre-John Cassavetes Western to ever hit the silver screen. Nice reproduction too.

I can’t show you a picture because this was a gift for somebody but they absolutely loved it!

Great John Wayne movie…

As with every John Wayne movie you get nothing but first class entertainment. It doesnt matter if El Dorado is a remake of Rio Bravo; it was marvelous watching the early acting efforts of James Caan and Michele Carey. The Blu Ray played excellently. No problems at all. Also considering the age of the film; you couldnt ask for a better picture.

this is my favorite old time movie the duke, mitchum and caan were brilliant glad i bought it

I always picked on my father about John Wayne growing up, I was a Clint Eastwood fan. Well, I was sick in bed and this came on HBO. Now, I own all his good movies. I am now a John Wayne fan.

John Wayne no more needs to be said

Good movie