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The big muddy

My Darling Clementine (Henry Fonda) John Ford (Director) and The Ox Bow Incident (Henry Fonda)

This one takes me back to high school when MTV was cool.

comic strip,fistful of travellers cheques highlights

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I think the thread has run it's course so how about a little "Clint" ---

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Without Clint?

The Big Country. Gregory Peck, Chuck Connors and Burl Ives. Great soundtrack.

The Magnificent Seven.

Epic soundtrack....

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Great movie and very different to the classic Western. It's long and drawn out but it's worth the time.

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Lots of great westerns with and without Clint.

Blazing Saddles has to be my favorite non Clint western.

Django. the D is silent.

Didja ever see a thread and you start thinking how you will respond to the thread, only to figure out that you already responded in that thread six years ago?

maybjha?

My Darling Clementine - a great one indeed!

I’ve seen The Treasure of the Sierra Madre mentioned. One of my all time favorites but not sure you can call it a Western..?

A very solid movie, not at all what I was expecting. I'd watch it again right now.

My Name is Nobody is my favorite spaghetti western.

The Big Country with Gregory Peck and Burl Ives

That’s a good one.