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Posted: 11/20/2012 7:16:24 PM EDT
Been meaning to make this for a while, just saw the thread about the best shootout so it reminded me. What's your favorite ?
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Tombstone.
Only problem with that movie is the fake mustaches look too fake. (In before someone posts the link from the director insisting they are real. I'm like, yeah, of course HE'S going to say that). |
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tombstone. 316 to yuma I somehow missed 316 to Yuma. I need to watch that. |
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Hang em High.
Changed my mind, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid |
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I like a bunch of Clint's. Then again, I like most westerns!! Hard to pick just one <spit / ding>
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Can't remember the name.
But John Wayne takes some kids on a cattle drive and it gets overran by thieves but they still make it. |
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Tombstone...quigley, 3:10 to yuma(new version) lonsome dove and any western with tom selleck I think he makes a great cowboy plus he's very particular that the guns are correct in his films.
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Once upon a time in the west...with Charles Bronson, or The good, bad and the ugly. The Sergio Leon movies were all fantastic.
Mr Harmonica |
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Can't remember the name. But John Wayne takes some kids on a cattle drive and it gets overran by thieves but they still make it. The Cowboys, a really great movie for sure. |
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Can't remember the name. But John Wayne takes some kids on a cattle drive and it gets overran by thieves but they still make it. I think its the cowboys iirc doesn't he die in that one? |
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Can't remember the name. But John Wayne takes some kids on a cattle drive and it gets overran by thieves but they still make it. The Cowboys An excellent film. |
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El Dorado.
Mitchum, Wayne, and a young James Caan. Never wanted a sawed off double barrel more than the first time I watched this as a kid. |
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my favorite is
My Name is Nobody or really Western with Terence Hill and Bud Spencer |
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Quoted: Quoted: Can't remember the name. But John Wayne takes some kids on a cattle drive and it gets overran by thieves but they still make it. I think its the cowboys iirc doesn't he die in that one? The boys bury him on the trail. |
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Hard to pin one...
Chisum The Outlaw Josey Wales Support Your Local Sheriff Tombstone Appaloosa 310 to Yuma Lonesome Dove So many good ones. |
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Once Upon A Time In The West
Unforgiven Open Range Outlaw Josey Wales Cowboys & Aliens Shane Pale Rider Not in any particular order. Just kidding on the Cowboys & Aliens. |
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I have to say I thought 3:10 to Yuma was dumber than a bag of hammers. From the letting the bad guys know about the fake coach (Hey, we're going to lock you in the back and hope the bad guys don't kill you. How will they know to follow it? You see that guy over there? Where? Right over there. OK. He's a bad guy and he'll tell the rest of the bad guys. Why don't we just go kill him?) to not shooting them in the street to the whole "I'm a cripple and my kid would think better of me if you'd shoot all your partners and let me send you to prison". Just crap.
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The Searchers, and it's not even close. "That'll be the day!" |
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Quoted: Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo For A Few Dollars More is great as well. Now what I'd like to know is whether I'm the only one to have seen Django Kill. Well, muchachos? |
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Unforgiven is the best western ever made, IMHO. It's peerless.
But, my personal favorite is Open Range. Everyone loves to hate on Costner, but he and Duvall were at their best in that movie. It's perfectly cast, and is rich with character development that makes you invested in Boss and Charlie, and it makes the climax very powerful because of it and it doesn't emotionally pander or use stupid over-used devices to do it. It's a great movie, even with the "shotgun physics", which is a pretty minor flaw. |
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Quoted: I have to say I thought 3:10 to Yuma was dumber than a bag of hammers. From the letting the bad guys know about the fake coach (Hey, we're going to lock you in the back and hope the bad guys don't kill you. How will they know to follow it? You see that guy over there? Where? Right over there. OK. He's a bad guy and he'll tell the rest of the bad guys. Why don't we just go kill him?) to not shooting them in the street to the whole "I'm a cripple and my kid would think better of me if you'd shoot all your partners and let me send you to prison". Just crap. Agreed, 100%. Terribly written script. |
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Unforgiven is the best western ever made, IMHO. It's peerless. But, my personal favorite is Open Range. Everyone loves to hate on Costner, but he and Duvall were at their best in that movie. It's perfectly cast, and is rich with character development. You care what happens, and why, and it makes the climax very powerful because of it and it doesn't emotionally pander or use stupid over-used devices to do it. It's a great movie, even with the "shotgun physics", which is a pretty minor flaw. Costner's 2nd best performance. "A Perfect World" being first. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Unforgiven is the best western ever made, IMHO. It's peerless. But, my personal favorite is Open Range. Everyone loves to hate on Costner, but he and Duvall were at their best in that movie. It's perfectly cast, and is rich with character development. You care what happens, and why, and it makes the climax very powerful because of it and it doesn't emotionally pander or use stupid over-used devices to do it. It's a great movie, even with the "shotgun physics", which is a pretty minor flaw. Costner's 2nd best performance. "A Perfect World" being first. I'll agree with both of those. |
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Unforgiven
The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly Open Range Blazing Saddles |
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None, really. They all blow.
Stupid genre to begin with, nothing like the real west according to my sources |
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