Best WESTERN?????

Discussion in 'Classic Movies' started by Flight From Ashiya, Apr 19, 2006.

  1. Flight From Ashiya

    Flight From Ashiya Senior Member

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    I Like Westerns!!!..........[​IMG]

    My favourite is: 'Shane' (1953) starring Alan Ladd.

    What is YOUR favourite Western?........
     
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    O haha...I thought you were referring to the hotels...
     
  3. Skelter

    Skelter Helter

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    James Stewart. His westerns directed by Anthony Mann are awesome.
     
  4. Libertine

    Libertine Guru of Hedonopia

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    I love everything James Stewart ever made. With the possible exception of that rabbit movie....eh?...

    ALL WESTERNS. ALL HITCHCOCKS. MR. SMITH, WONDERFUL LIFE..etc..etc.. you name it with Stewart in it and I like it.

    Besides, I give a mean Stewart impression.
     
  5. Kris?

    Kris? Senior Member

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    The Duke!
     
  6. Duck

    Duck quack. Lifetime Supporter

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    my favorite is actually not even a classic one, I love Tombstone
     
  7. Asmodean

    Asmodean Slo motion rider

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    I still think The good, the bad & the ugly is the best. But I love westerns like The great silence and Django as well. Actually, however it surely isn't the best, Death rides a horse (with Lee van Cleef) is also high in my list of favourites. Did anyone here watched Blueberry? That is a great none-classic western in my opinion. Of course you have to dig the trippy parts in that one.
     
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  8. Love Fest1969

    Love Fest1969 Classic Rocker

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    I love Clint Eastwood my favorite movie is The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
     
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  9. Last Stand

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    The good The BAD and The Ugly . The Italians beat the gringos making western movies .
     
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  10. rg paddler

    rg paddler Senior Member

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    The Magnificent Seven -

    'you bend with the breeze - or you break'

    - yeeha!
     
  11. sunshine and pearls

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    have to say james stewart but my favorite is a james stewart/john wayne movie
    ~The man who shot liberty valance. great movie about the changing of the western myth.
     
  12. Last Stand

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    The problem with American Westerns is = every one was spotless ,the casinos were cleaner than today Las Vegas ,..The italian westerns while it did get carry away with the sound effects of the guns "revolvers sound like a high power rifle" but they did sound cool, .. but the rest was more like the real western = dirty looking characters, dirty saloons , lots of dust on the clothes , even in 1 movie a little boy is taking a piss by the town dirt road, only a few of the early Westerns movies made by Hollywood were close in "1930s" . The ones in the 1950s most of the 60s were rediculus clean . Even the Errol Flynn pirate movies were rather spotless for a pirate on a ship.
     
  13. Danishbuddha

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    the ultimate western for me is: Once upon a time in the west, sergio leones master piece
     
  14. rg paddler

    rg paddler Senior Member

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    Anyone ever seen 'blue' 1968 with Terrence Stamp - it kinda grabbed me..

    but anyway - Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid was one I watched at about 5 years old - and always tried to live up to the part where they are being tracked by a red indian and the rest of the crew,and both jump off the cliff into the stream - even though the sundance kid can't swim.
     
  15. rg paddler

    rg paddler Senior Member

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    Sorry to be off topic but Burt Lancaster (which is in the poll) was absolutely fantastic in 'The Crimson Pirate' - obviously not a western - but he starred with his old circus sidekick Nick Cravat - they do all kinds of stunts and it's a real swashbuckler of a film - now I've remembered it - I'm gonna go and get it off amazon!
     
  16. ssreetnulov

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    is 'the life and times of judge roy bean' a westen? because thats one of my favorite movies
     
  17. HighDesertHippie

    HighDesertHippie Banned

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    The Outlaw Josey Wales


    Bounty Hunter: You're wanted, Wales.
    Wales: Reckon I'm right popular. You a bounty hunter?
    Bounty Hunter: A man's got to do something for a living these days.
    Wales: Dyin' ain't much of a living, boy.
     
  18. Flight From Ashiya

    Flight From Ashiya Senior Member

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    [​IMG] Thanks eveyone.Some terrific gunslingin' Westerns mentioned on here.I note that Clint Eastwood is way ahead in the best cowboy poll.No surprise there.
    Please keep 'em comin'!!!.
    'The Magnificent Seven',good choice!.
    Here's two more: 'Warlock' 1959 &'The Wild Bunch'1969.


     
  19. rg paddler

    rg paddler Senior Member

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    Whoa - this one is unmissable

    'the Missouri Breaks' - with Marlon Brando & Jack Nicholson
     
  20. Asmodean

    Asmodean Slo motion rider

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    Only because Lee van Cleef isn't between them in my case.
     

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