Outlaw

Star-studded frontier epic chronicles a pioneer family's progress from 1830s Ohio to the Arizona Territory of the 1880s. The film covers five segments of their journey: "The Rivers," "The Plains," "The Civil War," "The Railroads" and "The Outlaws." James Webb won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.

Wyatt Earp aims to bring law and order to the wide-open cow town of Wichita. He faces an uphill battle, however, as many of the area's outlaws attempt to defeat him.

Cavalry vs. Apaches in 1870 Arizona, with attention to history and character.

A ranch foreman is at odds with his wastrel foster brother.

In this story set in the Old West, a man searches for the beloved white horse that ran off when his parents were killed.

William Holden and Ryan O'Neal team in Blake Edwards' tale of two bored cowboys who become bank robbers. Walter: Karl Malden. Sada: Lynn Carlin. John: Tom Skerritt. Paul: Joe Don Baker. Joe: James Olson. Nell: Leora Dana. Maybell: Rachel Roberts. Ben: Moses Gunn. Filmed in Arizona and Utah.

Violent yarn about the sheriff of a border town who is driven to seek vengeance on the outlaws who killed his family. Based on the novel "Riata" by Samuel Fuller.

Richard Harris as a trapper on a 600-mile quest for the men who left him to die. John Huston. Indian Chief: Henry Wilcoxon. Fogarty: Percy Herbert. Lowrie: Dennis Waterman. Grace: Prunella Ransome. Ferris: Norman Rossington. Richard C. Sarafian directed.

A Rocky Mountain trapper assimilates with Native Americans in the 1820s, but becomes a legendary Indian killer after the Crow tribe kills his family in retaliation for leading the U.S. cavalry on a rescue mission through a sacred burial site.

A wanderer disguises himself as a postman in a post-apocalyptic town headed by a sadistic brute. The stranger's arrival brings hope to the downtrodden townspeople, who are ready to revolt against their tyrannical leader.

Allegory about a band of outlaws riding into a town whose residents are unusually docile.