>>218648964Two mules for sister sara
Back_Two_The_Future_Three.avi
Bone Tomahawk
>>218648964Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid or Blazing Saddles. BCaSK hits the sweet spot between overly campy John Wayne and muh-gritty-reinterpetation from the 90s on. Blazing Saddles is still super funny and probably always will be. Based Mel applies to Mel Brooks too.Also, I know it's reddit, but the Dollar's Trilogy is genuinely phenomenal. Honorable mention to Tombstone purely for the cast.
>>218648964day of anger
>>218648964wild wild west
Serenity
>>218648964Probably Fistful of Dynamite. But that's tough for me I like so many.>SEAN>SEAN>SEAN
I'm a John Ford kinda guy. The Seachers, My Darling Celementine, Stagecoach, and so on... all classics!
>>218648964El topo
Once Upon a Time in the West
>>218650891Dollars trilogyYoung Guns 1 & 2
>>218651912fucking underrated kino
The Shootist
>>218653269i didn't understand the flashbacks really (some versions don't have them)were they both banging one woman?
Classic = Liberty ValenceGritty = Good, Bad, UglyPost Heaven's Gate = UnforgivenSomebody mentioned Shootist, which is also really good, but it's along the same lines as Unforgiven. Honorable mention though.
I forgot the name but there's a former cowboy who is retired as a preacher and he has this young ward. A man in black comes into town one day and gets in a shoot out and the boy dies. This causes the preacher to come outof retirement and hunt down the man in black who is his brother and it turns out the boy was the preacher's son but he kept it hidden because he was born out of wedlock.
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>>218653684the woman represent ireland
>>218648964I'm going to go with "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" (1949). It's John Wayne being John Wayne. Nothing too complicated with the plot; lots of opportunities for John Wayne to spit out knowledge that would get anyone canceled these days.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJikQeKBfnQ
>>218648964STAR WARS(1977)
>>218656691>never apologizes, it's a sign of weaknessGenuinely good advice. The John Wayne westerns are full of them.
>>218648964One of the best movies I watched last year
>>218656804There's a scene I always thought was well done:the setup:> the crooked indian agent has been secretly selling booze and guns to the natives> he's at their camp to sell guns> Wayne and his people can't do anything because they're transporting civilians> But they watch secretly from a distancethe scene:> the agents have cheated and insulted the natives, they're done> they attack the agent and his partner, and throw him live into the fire> cuts to wayne, and the 2 young officers he's trying to train up before he retires> all you hear in the background is the sound of the two men as they are being tortured and murderedThe dialog:> Wayne... Sergeant, your knife. (cuts off a piece of chewing tobacco and starts chewing> (you keep hearing screams)> Wayne (holding it out to the Sgt who gave him the knife... "join me in a chaw of tobacco?"> Sgt: "no sir, I don't chaw and I don't play cards"> Wayne "Chawing tobacco is a nasty habit... been known to turn a mans stomach> more screams as wayne turns and stares at the third person, another junior officers> third guy: "I'll take a chaw if you please sir"> third guy bites off a piece while staring at wayne, goes back to watching the natives murdering the guys
>>218648964The Magnificent Seven from 1960 is my favorite and probably the most comfy watch for me. I love the team building aspect of it. Also, even though it's kind of ridiculous, I love Young Guns.
Normalfag answer but I love Tombstone
i don't remember the name of it i was drunk watching it with an 80 year old man but it involved mining for gold and shooting mexicans
Broken ArrowThe Run of the ArrowWinchester 73Rooster CogburnGuns for San SebastianJubalLonesome DoveHidalgoUnforgivenPale RiderThe Electric HorsemanJeremiah JohnsonThe ShootistThe Outlaw Josey WalesMy Name is NobodyThe Man Who Loved Cat DancingBuck and the PreacherSergeant RutledgeDocEl TopoThe Wild BunchThe Ballad of Cable HogueMajor DundeeCat BallouThe Fastest Guitar AliveA Big Hand for the Little LadyRide the High CountryLonely Are The BraveThe Big TreesThe RoundersHigh NoonThe Man Who Shot Liberty ValenceAlong the Great DivideThe SheepmanMontana BelleShaneAngel and the BadmanDodge CityThe Gunfighter
Firecreek is a great one I never see mentioned with an older James Stewart and Henry Fonda having some fun in a comfy western town.
>>218657578This and Fistful and nothing else comes close.
>>218657962>HidalgoI actually have a core memory about that movie that pisses me off. I really, really didn't want to see that movie for some reason but was forced to
>>218657962hey i'm >>218657587which movie am i thinking ofit's really old
>>218656691watch The Horse Soldiers if you haven't already
>>218648964>stagecoach >rio bravo>the big country>once upon a time in the westthe older i get, the more i love westerns
>>218648964The Great Train Robbery (original)
First 4 episodes of DeadwoodSadly, it stops being a western as soon as Hickok dies
Wild Wild West
taxi driver
I like High Noon, True Grit (2010) and the Good, the Bad and the Ugly the most
>>218648964For A Few Dollars More or Once Upon a Time in the West, can't decide.
A Bad Day at Black Rock
>>218659752>the older i get, the more i love westernswesterns are the gardening of movies
>>218648964Sergio Sollima's Face to Face (Faccia a Faccia) is a masterpiece that rarely gets mentioned for some reasonIt's my fave spaghetti after the Leone'sKeyword is character development here
>>218648964barrel band means carbine. that's weird as fuck for a carbine to have an octagonal barrel. not unheard of or impossible, but very rare.you could order a winchester however you wanted, so I know for a fact there were 1892s with barrel bands and octagonal barrels. but someone who bought an octagonal barrel usually bought the rifle with the end cap because they thought those were more accurate and carbines were lighter and round barrels were lighter
>>218663632i'm sure they used modern replicas
Rio BravoSearchersShaneOne Eye'd JacksThe Wild Bunch
Yojimbo
i don't like the classics, gimme the gritty ones like:The Good, The Bad and The UglyBone TomahawkHateful EightUnforgivenTrue Grit (Coen ver)
>>218664226Have you seen the Great Silence?
>>218664259nah, as you can see i haven't watched a lot
>>218664521you might like the Great Silence
>>218664574shh
>>218656691>>218659698Both great and overlooked also Rio Grande. Few Dollars More, Great Silence, High Planes Drifter.
>>218664259>The Great SilenceWhere can I find a good copy of this film in English?
>>218663455Eh... it's alright.
>>218664226You should watchCompaneros (1970)The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976)The Mercenary (1968)Django (1966) The Great silence (1968)The Wild bunch (1969)And of course Once upon a time in the west (1968)
Unforgiven
Not my favourite but Red Sun is fucking awesome.
Man of the West
>>218648964KINSKINO
