Westerns
 

my fav is Unforgiven. What a classic movie with all the ingredients. Hackman was such a SOB, Little Bill. So many classic lines. William Munny played by Clint. Eastwoods best movie in IMO.

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Shane is next on my list followed by J. Wayne in The Shootist.

The John Ford classic She wore a Yellow Ribbon is high on my list too. He was such a great director and Wayne you could go on and on about his greatness. True Grit. and the great comedy western McClintock which was fantastic with M. O'Hara

Ahhhhh....my favorite movie genre'! Since you asked.......I will name my top ten almost in order!

1. The Searchers (John Wayne)

2. Gunfight at the OK Corral (Kirk Douglas, Burt Lancaster)

3. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (Jimmy Stewart, John Wayne)

4. The Big Country (Gregory Peck, Charleton Heston)

5. The Fastest Gun Alive (Glenn Ford)

6. Shane (Alan Ladd, Van Heflin)

7. The Shootist (John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Ron Howard)

8. The Magnificent Seven (Do I need to list them all?):rotf2:

9. The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef)

10. 3:10 to Yuma (Glenn Ford, Van Heflin)

11. High Noon (Gary Cooper)

Sorry they are not in order and there are 11....I can't pick them that way! If you folks have not seen The Big Country or The Fastest Gun Alive.......see these 2 movies.......The Big Country is one of the best all time!!! Glenn Ford was an under rated actor so see any of his movies!!

Come on Paul.....you didn't mention The Searchers?????:smash:

I luv anything J. W. did and John Ford directed. It is one of my favorite for sure. I just wanted to get some others to voice their opinions.

I hate you Shane, you hit him with your gun
Shane come back Shane. God I luv that movie. I got it on Video and I just may watch it tonite.
I watched Unforgiven a little while ago. You didn't mention that one. It is a fantastic movie, No?

Unforgiven
High Plains Drifter
Pale Rider
Angel and the Badman
(not a movie) the Lonseme Dove miniseries...
The Wild Bunch
Sergio Leone's triolgy, Fistfull of dollars, A few dollors more, and the GBU...
anything with John Wayne, directed by Ford
all the Randolph Scott westerns
more modernday, but i will include.. No Country for Old Men
wether you like/get the ending or not...damn good flick.

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
LittleBig Man
Jerimiah Johnson
Tombstone

too many to list, and no particular order

No fans of Silverado...I'm a big Brian Dennehy fan...thats a great flick.

I love Silverado....but I lump that in with the modern ay westerns which, as far as I am concerned, can't hold a candle to the classics!

Young Guns

No Country for Old Men

3:10 to Yuma