The Searchers Rio Bravo Fort Apache The Cowboys My Darling Clementine Bone Tomahawk Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid Django Unchained The Hateful Eight A Fistful Of Dollars For A Few Dollars More The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Once Upon A Time In The West Sabata Adios, Sabata Return Of Sabata The Beguiled High Plains Drifter The Outlaw Joesy Wales Unforgiven 3:10 To Yuma-2007 version The Assassination Of Jesse James... The Long Riders The Wild Bunch The Magnificent Seven-1960 version Young Guns Lonesome Dove 27 films, (well 26 & 1 mini-series), in my 2nd least favorite film genre, that's surprising. My least favorite film genre is SF, of which I have 6 films.
Several. Don't have my list handy....however one of my favorites is 'Once Upon a Time in the West'. I've never seen such a sinister part for Henry Fonda in any movie. Somewhat shocking when I first saw it as it just seemed so out of character seeing as how he usually portrays a very gentle, kind and likeable character. Scary man ! Evilest I've ever seen him.
Fistful of Dollars For a Few Dollars More The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Two Mules for Sister Sara Joe Kidd High Plains Drifter Forsaken This is just a guess....what makes a good Western? To me it's an interesting plot and characters. The Western theme is really just the setting, but you can get those things in any setting. People tend to gravitate to what they can relate to, and in 2020 it's not easy to relate to the Wild West. I like Westerns, it's not really my favorite sub-genre, but I do think the setting brings something interesting to the mix. These movies do seem to all sort of go down in the same way though, leading up to a big showdown at the end. Maybe there is more variety to be discovered than what I've seen so far. I don't own these but saw them on Netflix: The Quick and the Dead The Hateful Eight The Ridiculous Six* *I know people like to rip on Sandler, but I thought this was a very well done spoof.
Lots, I've been watching them the past few weekends. Always in the mood for a Western (over any other genre) when it's this damn hot. So far this month: Rio Bravo The Searchers Cahill U.S. Marshal A Fistful of Dollars For a Few Dollars More The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Up next: Hang 'Em High & The Outlaw Josey Wales
Youtube has a ton of old Spaghetti Westerns. Even several channels that are dedicated to them. Some I am subscribed to are: SpaghettiWesternTV Western Club Grjngo - Western Movies WILD WEST STORIES
About 30 or so Blu-rays & 4K. my top ones; 1. Once Upon A Time in The West 2. High Plains Drifter 3. The Good, The Bad & The Ugly 4. Rio Bravo 5. The Unforgiven 6. 5:10 to Yuma 7. Duck You Sucker 8. Silverado 9. Red River 10. The Outlaw Josey Wales 11. Little Big Man 12. The Missouri Breaks 13. The Wild Bunch 14. Pat Garret & Billy The Kid 15. McCabe & Mrs. Miller 16. Tombstone modern day western tv Justified
A Man Called Horse. Watched that recently, maybe dvd print wasn’t very good .. remember it looked good on the big screen when it was in the cinema. The Indian ceremony of becoming a brave Richard Harris looks very grateful when he falls to the ground nipples torn .
I watched all six seasons of Justified on FX & have them all on DVD. I almost included it in my list, as it does have an obvious Western feel, (& of course Leonard got his start writing Western novels & short stories, such as Hombre & 3:10 To Yuma, & kept a feel of those in his contemporarily set stories), but ultimately left it off, & not because of a lack of quality. I'm just a bit old school in that a Western has to take place in the "Old West" for me to place it in the genre. Justified is indeed great however, that's coming from someone that watched little/no TV of any kind.
I would probably have around about 40 or 50 Westons in the collection. I love them. Always looking for ones that I have never seen. There was a recent thread about Lee Van Cleef, so I’ll do some research based on that. I don’t mind if the genre is mixed with comedy. Currently have a watch list of about 20 ready to go, including POSSE with Kirk Douglas (THE WAR WAGON with him and John Wayne is another favourite), TEXAS OVER THE RIVER, RIDE LONESOME, SEVEN MEN FROM NOW and COMES A HORSEMAN to name a few. I also like transplanted Westerns (such as John Wayne in BRANNIGAN) - by that I mean, the setting is urban, but there’s a good guy chasing a bad guy, guns are involved and cars replace horses. I’m thinking about buying TEXAS ADIOS so I can watch Franco Nero again - it’s been a while since I saw DJANGO. Yee-ha. Y’all watch the saloon doors, I’ll be walking through before sundown. It might be the last sundown some will ever see.
I have a lot, but I don't really care to count all of them due to the ones in the Spaghetti Western sets.
Forgot those two and seeing Long Riders on your list reminded me of The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid. I have a lot of Wayne on my list; not a great fan per se, but he's at his best directed by Ford (and Hawks). I did, however, miss out another good Wayne film, The Shootist. While I'm at it, I'm sure I also missed out that Bob Dylan fave, The Gunfighter.
I don't mind it either... Western films with comedy that I've seen and enjoyed (or have seen and now own) are films like "Cat Ballou", "The Apple Dumpling Gang", "Support Your Local Sheriff", "Support Your Local Gunfighter", and "Over the Hill Gang".
You know, I think I must have seen that film at some time, but if I did, I have no recollection of it... I have always meant to remedy that.
The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (Blu-ray) Once Upon A Time in the West (Blu-ray) Maverick The First and Second Seasons (DVD) Paradise The First Season (1988-1989) I used to have Tombstone on Blu-ray, but it was loaned out years ago and never returned.
if you are a reader, The book is hilarious, written by Tom Berger. Little Big Man (Little Big Man #1) by Thomas Berger The movie is one of my favorites.
