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The Wild Bunch ......very violent
The three classic spaghetti westerns
The Big Country
Dragon and Trooper.
The Searchers
She Wore a yellow ribbon
Magnificent 7 (1st one)
High Noon (for the song by Frankie Lane)
The coen brothers true grit
Brockback My Mountain
Soldier Blue.
The Man who shot Liberty ValanceOriginally Posted by BLUETIT
How the west was won
Outlaw Jose Wales
Seconded
Very controversial and violent film for it's time
The red Indians were basically the subject of pure genocide
Bloody Americans
Support Your Local Sheriff
Support Your Local Gunfighter
Skin Game
Magnificent Seven
Waterhole #3
Once upon a time in the west
Carry On Cowboy
This ^^^
and that^^^
And the classics mentioned earlier.
But if you want a good laugh, try
They Call Me Trinity
and Trinity is still my name
McCabe & Mrs Miller
High Plains Drifter
Ride The High Country
The Beguiled
Bone Tomahawk
This. Watched it fairly recently. Claudia Cardinale. A right sort.
Unforgiven.
I only recently watched the Revenant.
Bloody excellent.
Not sure you'd call it a western but it had American Indians in it.
Blazing Saddles
Rhys.
Hombre.
Now you're talkingBlazing Saddles! If you're talking "proper" westerns, I reckon High Noon takes some beating - Gary Cooper actually shows he's scared in some scenes.
The Beguiled , what a dark movie that is , bloody great film
I think that's what "acting" is all about.Now you're talking
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid
The searchers
Red river
No, it shows realism. One of the reasons I'm not a huge fan of westerns or action movies is that they seldom give the impression that "heroes" are fearful in any way as they go into yet another life or death situation.
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