Quiz: Guess the movie.

[John Cook]

As Hammurabi70 said- it is PREY- might meet your curry and ale specification

I had to look it up, 'fraid I haven't heard of it but you are right, though I'll have to wait until the coven is convened again

[John Cook]

Try one from a Western for a change.  "This ain't Dodge City and you ain't Bill Hickok."

[Ithoriel]

John, if the quote,"This ain't Dodge City and you ain't Bill Hickok" is from the film I think it is, does it really count as a Western if it's set in Australia?

I think it's Tom Selleck as Quigley in Quigley Down Under.

I've been enjoying the Blue Bloods cop show on TV and catching up on other Tom Selleck stuff like the Jesse Stone series and random films.

[John Cook]

John, if the quote,"This ain't Dodge City and you ain't Bill Hickok" is from the film I think it is, does it really count as a Western if it's set in Australia?

Right film.  Thought it might be more difficult  It is listed as a 'Western' in Selleck's catalogue of films, so I suppose its the genre.

[paulr]

Kangaroo Western

[John Cook]

Kangaroo Western

Wallaby Western sounds better

[pierre the shy]

Another (real) western - "Well Mr Carpetbagger, in this territory we have a thing called the Missouri boat ride"

[paulr]

Wallaby Western sounds better

Smaller budget

[d_Guy]

Another (real) western - "Well Mr Carpetbagger, in this territory we have a thing called the Missouri boat ride"

Seems like maybe "The Outlaw Josey Wales"?

[steve_holmes_11]

Seems like maybe "The Outlaw Josey Wales"?

Clintwood's finest piece of western fare.

There's a hotel nearby called the Best Western.

Locals refer to it as the Josey Wales (or just plain Josies).

[pierre the shy]

Yes it is of course Clint Eastwood in "The Outlaw Josie Wales".

Clintwood's finest piece of western fare.

There's a hotel nearby called the Best Western.

Locals refer to it as the Josey Wales (or just plain Josies).

Can't fault that logic! 

OJW is definitely one of his best films. Also like his portrayal of the older, more mature and somewhat cynical William Munny in "Unforgiven", reckon he deserved his Oscars for that flick (Best Pic and Best Director 1993).
 

[Last Hussar]

When you could have gone with
"I have a piece of hard candy. Its not for eating, its for looking through"?