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larryjensen

December 07, 2014 08:52AM

Registered: 11 years ago
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As Earl points out, "The Missouri Breaks" was filmed in 1975 (and released in 1976). It's a truly bad film, but not the worst done on the narrow gauge lines. The honor for that is shared by two equally awful films done on the Durango & Silverton; "A Cold Day in Hell" and "Cole Younger and the Black Train." All three films are steaming piles and I barely gave them mention in my book "Hollywood's Railroads," as doing anything that might encourage anyone to waste their money or time on them would be a huge disservice to readers.

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C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	JWrinn	November 22, 2014 12:18PM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	DWBrown	November 22, 2014 01:00PM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	bcp	November 22, 2014 01:02PM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	bcp	November 22, 2014 01:01PM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	DWBrown	December 06, 2014 11:26PM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	DWBrown	December 06, 2014 11:33PM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	Earl	December 07, 2014 07:58AM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	larryjensen	December 07, 2014 08:52AM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	Mark Yeamans	December 08, 2014 12:58AM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	wcohen	December 08, 2014 11:13AM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	Earl	December 08, 2014 10:29AM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	Greg Scholl	December 08, 2014 10:55AM
Chama Drive-in	Rich Muth	December 08, 2014 11:00AM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	Earl	December 08, 2014 12:04PM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	jim pallow	December 08, 2014 04:42PM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	DWBrown	December 09, 2014 01:13AM
Re: C&TS and movie Missouri Breaks	gothpapa	December 14, 2014 09:51AM

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