Your Favorite Westerns

[coyote3]

I was always partial to Once Upon a Time in the West

Bronson,Fonda,Robards,Elam,Claudia Cardinal,oh my my.You bet.The opening scene at the station,classic.Did you bring a horse for me.NO,seems like we are shy one horse, no you you brought 2 too many.Now you'll tell me what your hear for...only at the point of dying.

[polski]

Jeremiah Johnson
The Outlaw Josey Wales

[TDYRanger]

Magnificent Seven: "We deal in lead" (so bad ass)

Tombstone: "I'm your huckleberry"

He Searchers: it's the Duke

Wild Bunch: "kill em all!"

The Long Riders

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

[Blockhead]

One I loved as a kid, but haven't seen in years: Fort Apache. John Wayne, Henry Fonda, and directed by John Ford. She Wore a Yellow Ribbon is another Ford classic.

[jmg8550]

Another vote for anything Eastwood

[wctriumph]

I just keep watching this one every time it is on: Sgt Rutledge.

Also, would not The Outlaw Josey Wales also qualify as a war movie?

[Irving]

I've never really seen any westerns except for ones made after 1990. The last two years I've gone hunting with my uncle and we basically drink beer and watch a few westerns every night since he has the Encore channel. I browsed through this whole thread looking for titles I recognized, but Westerns as a genre are so out of context for me that they are difficult to remember.

I saw all of Winchester 73, some of Warlock, loved Support Your Local Sheriff, and saw parts of many others, including the very end of McCellin's Gold.

There are two movies that I saw a lot of but don't remember the titles and was hoping you guys might help me out.
One was where there is a rich family with the last name of Stewart, where the rancher invites his brother out from the big city to be the town lawyer. Meanwhile, a local that Stewart helped bring up in the world is obsessed with a young Mexican girl and is basically keeping her hostage until she run's away with the main protagonist's nephew.

EDIT: This one is Rio Conchos (1964). The second opens on a scene of gathering Apaches (?) that are gunned down by a rifleman hiding in the trees. The next scene is some army guys waking up a drunk to arrest him for the crime and finding in his possession a rifle that had been from a missing shipment of army rifles. The guy says he bought it and they concoct a plan to take a wagon full of gun powder to Mexico as bait or something. Also, the drunk guy gets thrown in jail and meets a trusted ally and demands that he be released for the mission down to Mexico, so it is two army guys, and the two guys from jail traveling together with the wagon full of powder. I started watching this one and wanted to finish it but fell asleep. Ring any bells?

[rondog]

Never seen this thread before. I pretty much like most westerns too, except for musicals and corny ones. Anybody mention Barbarosa, with Willie Nelson? I could watch that one again.

[Great-Kazoo]

Never seen this thread before. I pretty much like most westerns too, except for musicals and corny ones. Anybody mention Barbarosa, with Willie Nelson? I could watch that one again.

It's BARBAROSA


How The West Was Won

The War Wagon

Winchester 73

North To Alaska

Red River

The MAGNIFICENT SEVEN

One Eyed Jacks

Two Rode Together

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

McClintok

Broken Arrow

A Fistful of Dollars

For a few Dollars More

Hang em High

Two Mules for Sister Sara

The Good, The Bast, The Ugly

The Glory Guys

Major Dundee

Shenandoah (EXCELLENT, MUST SEE)

Duel at Diablo

Joe Kidd

El Dorado

Once Upon a Time in The West

NEVADA SMITH

THE PROFESSIONALS.

Ride in The Whirlwind

THE SHOOTIST

Stagecoach

Hombre

Rough Night in Jericho

Waterhole #3

Fire Creek

Guns for San Sebastian

THE SHAKIEST GUN IN THE WEST !

Villa Rides

WILL PENNY

Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid

100 Rifles

THE OVER THE HILL GANG

Support Your Local Sheriff

TRUE GRIT

The Undefeated

THE WILD BUNCH


That's a partial list of movies . There's more but the minds a little foggy this a.m.

[BlasterBob]

Shane and The Wild Bunch.