Last summer I began detailing some of the films I have been watching-- mainly Westerns like The Dollars Trilogy, Hang Em High, Days of Wrath, One Eyed Jacks, & Dirty Fifteen but also others like The Shape Of Things To Come, John Wick & Wise Guy. I haven't written about EVERY film or show I have watched this past year, but I will continue blogging about the good ones.

I watched A Fist Full Of Dynamite last summer sometime, which introduced me to the actor James Coburn, who happened to be in quite a few of these classic western films. I really enjoyed this one!

https://tubitv.com/movies/674413/a-fistful-of-dynamite

I think I am mixing up Lee Van Cleef who was in The Magnificent Seven, with James Coburn, but they are both excellent actors worth appreciating during this dark age of cinema we are in.

So just now I am watching this Short on YouTube with Edward Nortion, and he is asked about Steven Segal. He Mentions "Above The Law" which when I search on Tubi, only two films called Beyond The Law show up. One is the former, and the other another with Steven Segal!

Google shows me Above The Law 1988, but it's not on Tubi,

Ok so lets start with the first one from 1978.

Beyond the Law

Western · 1968 · 1 hr 51 min [PG]
"A master thief finds himself on the other side of the law after he and his partners rob a silver mine and the townspeople end up electing him sheriff." (A trio of thieves plot to steal a town's silver shipment but a turn of events makes them the town's heroes. IMDB)

Director: Giorgio Stegani
Writers: Warren Kiefer. Mino Roli. Giorgio Stegani
Producers: Henryk Chroscicki. Alfonso Sansone, Luggi Waldleitner
Stars: Lee Van Cleef, Antonio Sabato, Lionel Stander,

https://tubitv.com/movies/636843/beyond-the-law

As the film begins to roll we see a Purple sunset, and a wagon in the distance. The camera pans as the Cast names appear on screen. The grainy film and long shot show personality and takes are a testament to the rugged difficulty of making a movie in those days.