Well, you won't have to worry about seeing any anti White, Black worshipping, multi CULT, race mixing, Commie propaganda in any of these flicks...     The Field  (A tormented Irish patriarch struggles with an American businessman over possession of a plot of land in 1930s Ireland.)     Thunder Road  (A Korean War veteran, moonshine runner (Robert Mitchum) tries to run a load of shine from Kentucky to Memphis, TN with a US Treasury Agent and Chicago crime boss out to get him. A classic from 1958.)     The Natural  (A middle aged rookie(Robert Redford) leads a major leauge baseball team to the pennant in the 1930s. Also stars Robert Duvall, Glenn Close and Kim Basinger.)     Next of Kin  (A Chicago policeman(Patrick Swayze) and his Kentucky Hills brother(Liam Neeson) hunt down the mob enforcer who murdered their brother.)     The Horse Soldiers  (A Union officer(John Wayne) leads a cavalry raid deep into Confederate territory(Mississippi&Tennessee?) during the Civil War. Unlike alot of movies set during the Civil War I didn't think this one seemed very anti Southern at all, it actually seemed pretty neutral. Didn't try to demonize Confederates or anything like that, which Hollywood has been known to do.)     My Darling Clementine  (Wyatt Earp and Doc Holiday shoot it out with the Clanton Gang at the OK Corral in Tombstone, AZ. A real classic Western here, directed by John Ford.)     Stagecoach  (An outlaw(John Wayne), a prostitute, a drunken doctor, a Confederate gambler and assorted others take a stagecoach through indian territory. Another classic Western directed by John Ford.)     Coogan's Bluff   (An Arizona lawman(Clint Eastwood) goes to NYC to extradite a prisoner, no matter what it takes!)