Favorite Westerns

[rcooled]

Originally Posted by stevej37

My favorite has to be 'Open Range'

One of my favorites also. I like some of the old John Ford classics too, like these...




And then there's always...

[herr_oberst]

Originally Posted by wdfifteen

I need to look into "Hell or High Water."

I think if you liked the Longmire stories, you'd like this.

[pwd72s]

Quigly down under...period correct guns

[Bill Douglas]

True Grit 2010.

[stevej37]

Originally Posted by pwd72s

Quigly down under...period correct guns

Alan Rickman was the best in this movie.

[MMiller]

Originally Posted by herr_oberst

There's a film on Netflix called 'Hell or High Water" that is a classic Western in every metric except for the time period - I just gave it a repeat watch the other evening. Man, what a great film

Originally Posted by wdfifteen

I need to look into "Hell or High Water.".

Its such a good movie.... I have no idea how many times I have watched it, sound track fantastic as well.

ok back to original topic, Once upon a time in the West, Butch Cassidy...

[Wetwork]

I really liked "Last of the Dogmen" with Tom Berenger. You don't hear about it often but it's worth a watch if you've run out of classics.-WW

[Baz]

We could spend weeks...maybe months posting our favs!

A few not mentioned yet.....

The Sons of Katie Elder

Chisum

Bandolero

One Eyed Jacks

The War Wagon

3:10 to Yuma

The Train Robbers

The Professionals

Monte Walsh

Winchester 73

[Baz]

For musicals there's 'Paint Your Wagon' and 'Cat Ballou'.

[Tobra]

Good list Baz

[regency]

Kevin Costner's "6 shooter" shot about 13 times without a reload.....not to be mean or nuthin.

Steve

[Indescikov]

Outlaw Jessie Wales

[herr_oberst]

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

[craigster59]

Winchester 73 and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance are 2 good Jimmy Stewart westerns. I also like Shane, Hang 'Em High and for a good comedy Rustler's Rhapsody with Tom Berenger is good.

[craigster59]

Lee Van Clef and Eli Wallach are two of my favorite western actors. And Ben Johnson, I got to work with him, great guy.

[rusnak]

1. Silverado - one of my all time favorite movies.
2. Tombstone
3. Blazing Saddles
5. The Outlaw Josie Wales
6. Apaloosa
7. The Magnificent Seven

[livi]

Originally Posted by ledhedsymbols

How about Blazing Saddles?

"Where´s the white women at?"

[GH85Carrera]

For a comedy, Blazing Saddles stands alone. Just a great movie.

For a straight up western, Outlaw Josey Wales. The one man done wrong by the Red Legs that terrorized a lot of the south. With lines like "Endeavour to persevere" and "Dying ain't much of a living, boy" Josey is just a real man that will not be pushed around.

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