Favourite Western Film

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DavieB

MIA
Location
Glasgow
The Good the Bad and the Ugly,
Pale Rider,
High Plains Drifter,
Unforgiven,
High Noon,
The Big Country,
The Alamo,
The Searchers,
Man Without a Star,
Gunfight at the OK Coral,
Dodge City,
The Magnificent Seven,
Hud,
Stagecoach,
Carry on Cowboy,
True Grit,
Butch Bassidy and the Sundance Kid.

One of the worst movies i have ever seen. Normallly like a bit of Clint, but not that movie. Beguiled ranks higher for me
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Ashtrayhead

Über Member
Location
Belvedere, Kent.
The Wild Bunch, especially the slo-mo carnage at the end.
 

Ste T.

Guru
Bend of the River

Naked Spur

Winchester 73

All directed by Anthony Mann and starring James Stewart
 

Ste T.

Guru
Uncle Mort
Bad Day at Black Rock
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The opening scene with the train crossing the desert is superb.
 

theclaud

Openly Marxist
Location
Swansea
Once Upon a Time in the West is one of my favourites, especially the opening sequence.

Jolly good, Rich. Who'd have thought you were a man of such impeccable taste? Once Upon A Time in The West, The Wild Bunch and The Searchers for me...
 

taxing

Well-Known Member
What's the one called with the old man whose youngest son goes off to fight in the Civil War? His other sons try to find him but they're pretty much all killed, and some other family members die, but then at the end the old guy is in a church when his youngest son comes staggering up the aisle on crutches and they're reunited?

That one.
 

Mad Doug Biker

Just a damaged guy.
Location
Craggy Island

threebikesmcginty

Corn Fed Hick...
Location
...on the slake
Open Range
The Grand Silence
Sabata
Death Rides a Horse
South of Heaven - West of Hell


Anything with Lee Van Cleef
 

zacklaws

Guru
Location
Beverley
What's the one called with the old man whose youngest son goes off to fight in the Civil War? His other sons try to find him but they're pretty much all killed, and some other family members die, but then at the end the old guy is in a church when his youngest son comes staggering up the aisle on crutches and they're reunited?

That one.

Shenandoah, with James Stewart

This topic on favourite western's has already been done though just a short while ago.

Topic number 49068-whats-your-favourite-western
 

Ste T.

Guru
If a topic should be left alone because its been done before, you'd better not tell the guys over at commuting.
 
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