Y'all don't forget The Sacketts, Tom Selleck and Sam Elliott.
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Y'all don't forget The Sacketts, Tom Selleck and Sam Elliott.
Like I had said earlier, there are way to many to mention, but I can't believe I forgot about Cullpepper Cattle Co., wow what a great movie!!Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle 1
Red River was another good one!!! I agree that The Searchers was one of the best. I also like McClintock
Nobody mentioned the recent remake of True Grit. Bridges was an excellent rooster and the dialog was fantastic.
Wannabe...
I like about all westerns. McClintock or true grit at the top
No one mentioned Silverado. Tombstone ( I'm your Huckleberry ) is my favorite. The shootout in Open Range I watch every time I see it on TV. My favorite lines are from Quigley. "This ain't Dodge City and you ain't Bill Hickock." And "I said I never had much use for one. Never said I didn't know how to use it."
A great comedy western is Support Your Local Sheriff with James Garner.
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Also, The Sons of Katy Elder!!!
Jeff Bridges and the little girl were great in that remake. I don't remember her name but she wern't taking no shoot off that hoss trader!It went by too fast. Wish it could have been made longer!
Man! Love a good 'favorite western' thread, :) ... pretty much anything Clint Eastwood is my favorite western, specifically the Outlaw Josey Wales, Unforgiven, High Plains Drifter, Joe Kidd and I like John Wayne's 'Big Jake' ... for favorite western series, how 'bout "Rawhide", eh?
Does 'Hidalgo' count as a western? Of all the newer cowboy-type movies, I like that one best ... Viggo Mortensen kinda' has that Clint-Eastwood aura about him in that one.
Well, I met Charles Starrett (The Durango Kid) in Caddo, Oklahoma when I was a kid and I ain't gonna ever forget it. Lash LaRue was a goodin' too.
But, yeah........I loved 'em spaghetti westerns too. Could this be a test?:dono