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Stagecoach is widely seen as one of the best westerns and most important films made. Critics praise it for its rich drama and artful photography of Monument Valley.

Kurt Russell slaps leather with Bill Paxton, Sam Eliott and Val Kilmer in a western film that still stands as one of the best films of its genre.

John Ford and Dudley Nichols' work to craft the screenplay of Stagecoach (1939) focused on psychological character studies as the base of the first modern western film.

The common folk in Ford's Stagecoach contrast with the more flamboyant characters who are featured in the film, providing a more down-to-earth feel for movie audiences.

The non-respectable characters in Ford's Stagecoach come in two forms: (1) the villains and (2) the merely disreputable ones who find the journey a quest for redemption.

The character study of the Ringo Kid is key to John Ford's noble outlaw motif in this classic western movie- and it's the breakthrough role that made John Wayne a star.

Claire Trevor as the prostitute Dallas in Stagecoach(1939) is key to Ford's critique of social prejudice and defense of the noble outcast in this classic western movie.

For the first time in almost two decades, an Italian movie has been selected to open the Venice Film Festival.

A review of Sedona Golf Resort designed by local architect, Gary Panks

The mint-condition memorabilia, housed in the purpose-built Beverly and Jim Rogers Museum of Lone Pine Film History, make it one the finest small museums in the US West.

Santa Barbara's history with film is as fertile as its land. It's infectious. Film lovers world-wide find their way to this sleepy coastal paradise.

A review of six US golf courses from three top US golf destinations: Arizona, California and Florida that focuses on golf course design and geographic conditions

Brokeback Mountain just made #3 on At the Movies film critic A O. Scott's picks for The Best Movies of the Previous Decade, and that makes it worth a second look.