John Wayne The Cowboys Dvd
Posted in Posters on 12/16/2009 04:27 pm by admin
If a dvd is a ‘deluxe edition’?
I wanna buy the cowboys, a john wayne classic. The place I’m looking at on the internet has a regular edition, and a deluxe edition. How might the dvds differ? What would be different about the deluxe edition
I love that movie, and the DeLuxe (Of light) Edition probably has interviews with the Duke, Bruce Dern, the Carradine kid, and other features. It was a big deal when it came out, because of a hush-hush ending, which I won’t spoil.
If the difference is $5.00 or so, I’d go for it!
The Night when Bruce Dern shot the Duke – The Cowboys (USA 1972)
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