Best western movie

I sometimes get watching westerns and wondered what other movies other people liked.

What's your favorite westerns?
I like Silverado and Tombstone for newer ones, but would have to go with Outlaw Jose Wales, WInchester 73 or Rio Bravo.

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peter4jc

The Big Country

Patrickbrick

UNFOGIVEN!!!!!!!!!!!! and of Course tombstone, the Good The Bad and the Ugly, and original 310 Yuma.

Guitarded

Once Upon a Time in the West is my absolute favorite western, but Winchester 73 and Red River are tied for second.
I like all the Sergione Leone spaghetti westerns with Clint Eastwood also.

TX98Z28

Any western with Clint Eastwood watch!

Markwell

Top 5:

Eldorado
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
The Shootist
Paint Your Wagon
Denver & Rio Grande

First_Warrior

Dances With Wolves.

TNBigfoot68

Red River would be one of my favorites. She wore a yellow ribbon in my top5 with Outlaw Jose Wales, Rio Bravo/Eldorado, and the original Stagecoach.

jd50ae

Silverado
Red River
High Noon
Shane
Open Range
Lonesome Dove
A Man Called Horse
The wild Bunch
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
and more.

Captain_Call

The Cowboys
Big Jake
Hondo
Rooster Cogburn
True Grit (both versions are good if you view them as independent movies that simply share a title)
The Comancheros
Jeremiah Johnson if you'll count it
Fistful of dollars
For a few dollars more
Two mules for sister Sara
Dead mans walk
Comanche moon
Lonesome dove
Streets of Laredo

GaryThompson

Captain_Call said:

The Cowboys
Big Jake
Hondo
Rooster Cogburn
True Grit (both versions are good if you view them as independent movies that simply share a title)
The Comancheros
Jeremiah Johnson if you'll count it
Fistful of dollars
For a few dollars more
Two mules for sister Sara
Dead mans walk
Comanche moon
Lonesome dove
Streets of Laredo

Yeah! What he said... it's like he's in my head and reading the list

Captain_Call

Quigley down under is good although it's not set in what I would call the traditional west.

Also pretty much any movie adaptation of a Louis L'amour book. I'm partial to the Sacketts with Tom Selleck and Sam Elliott

IndustMech

Blazing Saddles

CharlieHeis

I'm a big fan of any Clint Eastwood western.

0patience

Captain_Call said:

Quigley down under is good although it's not set in what I would call the traditional west.

Also pretty much any movie adaptation of a Louis L'amour book. I'm partial to the Sacketts with Tom Selleck and Sam Elliott

Watching The Sacketts today.

dirtdude

Any Clint or John Wayne will do it, was watching a JW the other night and noticed the backdrop was the mountains out in the backyard.
Of course Lonesome Dove...“I won’t say I did and I won’t say I didn’t, but I will say that a man who wouldn’t cheat for a poke don’t want one bad enough.”

Grawls

High plains drifter

Sleddog46

Hell on Wheels
Pale Rider
Tombstone
Lonsome Dove
Silverado
The Wild Bunch

firehouseguy

I stayed at a Best Western once...good time

Amos_Umwhat

When I read the title of the thread, my first thoughts were Little Big Man and Tombstone, then I read all the stuff above, and now I see that there are just too many films crowding the top of that list.