What Are your favorite Westerns?

[bluRazor]

tomestone
the proposition
the good, the bad & the ugly

[RedZeppelin]

High Noon.

Not only a great western, but simply a great film.

[SDBlu]

1. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
2. Hang Em High
3. High Planes Drifter
4. Fist Full of Dollars
5. For a Few Dollars More
6. Tombstone
7. 3:10 To Yuma

[Blu Titan]

Western = Clint Eastwood for me. Did enjoy Wyatt Earp with Kevin Costner.

[spolcyc]

1. Tombstone
2. Unforgiven
3. Rio Bravo
4. 3:10 To Yuma (2007)
5. The Assination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert E. Ford
6. Open Range
7. El Dorado
8. The Man Who shot Liberty Vallance
9. Wyatt Earp
10. The Cowboys

[Mr.White]

To change the pace, here are some of my favorite western comedies: They Call Me Trinity,Trinity Is Still My Name,Blazing Saddles,Young Guns,Troublemakers, and Lucky Luke.

[Solok]

Tombstone is my all time favorite.

Others I like include:
Unforgiven
3:10 to Yuma

Anything John Wayne, and most of Clint Eastwood.

[Gremal]

No Country for Old Men (I know it's not a traditional western)
Unforgiven
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
High Noon

[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by zombie63

Once upon a time in the west
The Magnificent seven
Unforgiven
The Good the Bad and the Ugly
Shane
The Searchers

Very good list and I would add to this High Noon, Pale Rider, The Wild Bunch

[TheZoof]

I am not sure why but I really enjoy 'The Quick and the Dead'. I thought it was a lot of fun.

I think all time though nothing tops Tombstone.

[peterng]

My name is Trinity
Trinity is still my name
My Name is Nobody
The good, bad and Urly
Open Range
Tomstone
Django (Franco Nero)

[inlayterms]

Originally Posted by blu/razor

tomestone
the proposition
the good, the bad & the ugly

I'm a big western fan (especially Clint's movies). But, for those who are western fans, as well, do yourselves a favour and buy The Proposition. A gem of a movie that, albeit a little slower in terms of pace (i.e. a la The Assassination of Jesse James or No Country For Old Men), is one of my favourite movies, along with The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, 3:10 to Yuma, Unforgiven, The Outlaw Josey Wales, etc.

[Harry Caul]

1.The Wild Bunch
2 The good the bad and the ugly
3. Duck you sucker
4. The Searchers
5. Il grande silencio
6. Bullet for a General
7. Rio Bravo
8. McCabe and Mrs. Miller
9. The Proposition

[Elvis]

Originally Posted by TheZoof

I am not sure why but I really enjoy 'The Quick and the Dead'. I thought it was a lot of fun.

I think all time though nothing tops Tombstone.

I enjoyed Tombstone and Val Kilmer had some funny lines but I think that he did not look like he had Tuberculosis more like red eyes and a fever. I think from what I have read and on general looks alone that Dennis Quaid did a much better job in his representation of Doc. It was amazing that he got down to 135 pounds and made himself literally sick for this role. It is said on the set his lunch consisted of 1 piece of lettuce with mustard and smoked 2 cigs....

[SquidPuppet]

I like the dirty, filthy, gritty, realistic ones like The Proposition.

I dont care for the clean clothes-pearly white teeth "classics".

I cant stomach the pasta style.

[Elvis]

Originally Posted by SquidPuppet

I like the dirty, filthy, gritty, realistic ones like The Proposition.

I dont care for the clean clothes-pearly white teeth "classics".

I cant stomach the pasta style.

Oh I so enjoy the pasta for the mere fact that they were filmed in Spain. We dont see the same old Texas/Arizona/New Mexico landsacpe. Watching TGTBATU and Once Upon a Time in the west was so refreshing.

[adh56]

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Yojimbo - Some samurai films can definately be westerns
Unforgiven
The Wild Bunch
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

[ambientcafe]

In random order (50% of selection avail on BD):

> Dances w/Wolves
> The Searchers
> The Valley of Gwangi
> They Call Me Trinity / Trinity Is Still My Name
> My Name Is Nobody
> Rio Bravo
> Bandolero!
> Seraphim Falls
> The Good The Bad & The Ugly
> Blazing Saddles

[adh56]

I have The Proposition on DVD and Blu-ray but I've still never seen it.

It's been in the on deck circle a few times but I've never got around to actually watching it. I think I even put it the machine but something came up.

[Steve]

Originally Posted by owa

Here are some of my favorites:

Tombstone
Unforgiven
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
3:10 to Yuma
Outlaw Josey Wales

Some others that I like that I'd loosely call Westerns:

Maverick
Young Guns
The Apple Dumpling Gang (haven't seen it in many, many years but I liked it as a kid anyway)
Shanghai Noon
Hidalgo

I forgot all about this one. I also love Maverick, and I should put Blazing Saddles on my list as well.