your favorite Western!

[NO CA$H]

--The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly *(anyone have the new DVD version?)
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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly is my favorite too.

Do you mean the dvd with the white cover? I have both I think.

 

[kimko]

lengend of the fall

 

[thartley]

Awesome movie. Hands down my favorite western, unless the space western Serenity counts. :grin:

-Robert

Darn it! You beat me to it! :laugh:

 

[spidey]

anything by sergio leone

 

[NO CA$H]

lengend of the fall

That is a really good movie but is it considered a western?

 

[kimko]

i dunno it had horses,guns,hats' and indians

 

[David G. Smith]

i dunno it had horses,guns,hats' and indians

So did Ghandi!!! :evil:

 

[kimko]

hondo, john wagne in the door way at the end

 

[kimko]

So did Ghandi!!! :evil:

thats funny but thats considered the east far east so that's an eastern movie do not make me mad damn you ... you make me want to swear...ok iwill ...**** **** piss ...now you done it, i am so very angry

 

[JBurkey]

Rio Bravo. Nuff said.

 

[Jeremy Ordan]

Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid

That bicycle scene lives with me forever.

 

[Jeremy Ordan]

Seriously, though, "Briscoe County, Jr." was one of my favorites, but that's TV.

Because it had at the helm one of the greatest actors of all time. The mighty Bruce Campbell... His new book is brilliant, by the way

 

[kimko]

hombre,hey hombre what is you name eh i want to know you name before i die

 

[kimko]

mountainmen brian keith & heston, jerimiah johnson(liver eatin johnson)his real name

 

[TC]

I was just watching Tombstone the other day. That's such a great film. Val Kilmer os SO money.

"That's Latin, darlin'! It appears Mr. Ringo is an educated man. Now I really hate him!"

 

[JPatnaude]

I love the old John Wayne movies.
"McClintock" might be predictable, but it's fun.
"rio Bravo" and "Rio Grande." Same script- different actors. Whaaaa? Still like em.
all I have to do is start singing "Chisuuuuumm, John Chisuuuum..." my wife runs screaming from the room. Ha. Also saw "The Cowboys" in the theater when I was about as old as those kids in the movie. Lasting impression.

Clint Eastwood- "Pale Rider" I thought was his first foray into what I like to think was a "authentic" look. "Unforgiven" is amazing.

I've seen "Open Range" a few times, and I have to say it's very under rated. Good western.

a classic- "The Big Country" with Gregory Peck.
"Dances With Wolves."
"Silverado"
"Tombstone"
"Hombre" with Paul Newman.
I saw "Jeremia Johnson" in the theaters when I was a little kid. Still love that movie.

Jeff

:beer:

 

[MovieSwede]

For a few dollars more - the best

 

[Tim Miller]

Not sure if it has been said yet, but Back to the Future III.

 

[spidey]

lol when he moon walk lol.

 

[Erik Olson]

Everyone has already mentioned my picks!

Unforgiven
Desperado
Once Upon a Time in the West
Leone / Eastwood series
Wild Bunch
Magnificent Seven
Ox-Bow Incident (Fonda rocked!)
The Quick and the Dead

It isn't a feature, but unquestionably the best thing to happen to westerns since Unforgiven is Deadwood. As I was growing up, I'd done a lot of research on that town and the various and sundry characters who drifted through there, and Deadwood just absolutely nails all of it in every aspect.

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