The Big Country
High Noon
The Good , The Bad and The Ugly ........very violent for a film made 54 years ago
The Wild Bunch ......again very violent
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The Big Country
High Noon
The Good , The Bad and The Ugly ........very violent for a film made 54 years ago
The Wild Bunch ......again very violent
The new trains are nice
Not so great when those Wurzel idiots were in there.......... Blazing Saddles, Soldier Blue, The Searchers, Marx Brothers Go West.
Carry On Cowboy.Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
true grit - the modern remake, is a good film
Unforgiven
The Searchers
Best western ever
Winchester 73
Who shot Liberty Valance
Magnificent 7
Unforgiven
Soldier Blue
The Searchers
Not sure if you’d class them as pure Western, but The Revenant and Django Unchained (2012)
Once upon a time in the West
God yes , Soldier Blue , thats difficult to watch
The hell it wasBest western ever
I won't re-post the same films, but I will add
The Outlaw Josey Wales
They Call Me Trinity
and its sequel Trinity is Still My Name . Two very funny slapstick westerns
Run Of the Arrow
Shenandoah
Shane
Pale Rider (basically a cross between Shane and High Plains Drifter)
One-Eyed Jacks
Chato's Land
Little Big Man , not strictly a western in fact a right feck off to the white settlers , brilliant film
Some great calls already;
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
The Magnificent Seven
Great ending to butch cassidy and the Sundance kid
Two mules for sister Sarah?
High Plains Drifter
Stagecoach, watched it again about a year ago, loved the end of the film’s reference to alcoholism, AA had just been founded a few years before and Hollywood was highlighting the problem.
Enjoyed the remake of the 3:10 to Yuma, True Grit (Coen Brothers remake) and Unforgiven
Not a western film but a Western series, The High Chaparral. If only for glimpses of Big John Cannon's missus. My first crush 😍
McCabe & Mrs Miller
High Plains Drifter
Ride The High Country
The Beguiled (Clint Eastwood)
Bone Tomahawk
A Fistful 0f Dollars & For A Few Dollars More
Bad Company
The Hired Hand
Slow West
High Noon
The Beguiled , thats a very dark movie if the surface is scratched
Was that directed by Eastwood under his malpaso company ?
He wasn't just a pretty face
Although it's set in 1860s Mississippi where he's an injured Union soldier imprisoned in a Confederate girls' boarding school, it sort of moves away from being a typical western and morphs into this gothic horror drama. A very dark movie indeed.
I know nothing about the Malpaso company, what I do know is that Don Siegel directed the film and he collaborated with Eastwood on quite a few films during this period.
It's amazing how many exciting films Eastwood has starred in and not all the same either. Good film director too.
Some of his earlier films were very dark like the one you mentioned , play misty for me is also very psychological
unforgiven class film
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