Favorite Western. Without Clint.

[mikeesik]

Jerimiah Johnson.
Little big man.

[rusnak]

Silverado.
Tombstone.

[David McLaughlin]

Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid with Kris Kristoferson.. early '70's

[mikeesik]

Originally Posted by David McLaughlin

Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid with Kris Kristoferson.. early '70's

Never have seen that one. Thanx

[winders]

Rio Bravo
Shane
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
High Noon
Open Range
True Grit

[Hads930]

Lonesome Dove

[genrex]

Blazing Saddles
Support Your Local Sheriff
The Cheyenne Social Club
Dirty Dingus McGee -- good luck finding it! there's a rumor that Sinatra bought all the copies and burned them.

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[mikeesik]

Originally Posted by winders

Rio Bravo
Shane
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
High Noon
Open Range
True Grit

Perhaps I should have asked with whom and what year.
I apoligize.

[rusnak]

The Three Amigos
City Slickers
The Magnificent Seven

[fast_e_man]

The Treasure of Sierra Madre..... Badges, we don't need no stinking badges

[RWebb]

the one about that stripper who wore nuthin' but a button and a...

... yellow ribbon

[ledhedsymbols]

The Cowboys starring The Duke. One of the handful of movies he died in. Also on my list is The Shootist, co-starring Ronnie Howard. Another movie he died in, and one of my favorites too.

[Baz]

Originally Posted by rusnak

Silverado.
Tombstone.

Agreed.

Also Quigley Down Under....





...The Rare Breed.......





.....Rio Bravo....





.....The War Wagon.....






....and Winchester '73....

[BlueSkyJaunte]

True Grit - John Wayne
Once Upon A Time In The West - Charles Bronson
Quigley Down Under - Tom Selleck
Appaloosa - Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen
The Frisco Kid - Harrison Ford and Gene Wilder

Now, don't laugh, but Cowboys & Aliens had the makings of a GREAT western, but then it got stupid with all the alien bullsnot.

[ledhedsymbols]

You know, I forgot about Quigley Down Under... I grew up in Forsyth Montana. Home of the Matthew Quigley Buffalo Rifle Match!


Matthew Quigley Buffalo Rifle Match - Home

[Baz]

Some great footage of The Magnificent Seven and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid in this montage of some of the greats.....

[Baz]

Sam Elliot and Tom Selleck didn't suffer any fools either.....

[Baz]

I'm your huckleberry.....

[craigster59]

I know you have a young son. Some good ones are Shakiest Gun In The West with Don Knotts and Rhustler's Rhapsody with Tom Berenger, you'll both get a kick out of them.

Others are Tom Horn, The Cowboys, Shane, Stagecoach, McClintock, Rio Bravo and anything with Lee Van Cleef (badass). James Coburn and Charles Bronson made some good ones also (Chato's Land, Duck You Sucker, etc.)

[craigster59]

Also West World, The Son's Of Katie Elder.

I was the fortunate recipient of the "Complete Collection Of Wild Wild West" for Christmas. If you can't be entertained by Robert Conrad and Ross Martin as James West/ Ar****s Gordon and their "James Bond" devices and cool ass railroad car, then you don't know how good old TV was.