Good Westerns to watch

[TN Outlaw]

Which Westerns do you guys see as a Must watch for Western fans? im looking for some new ones to watch

[Dolomite`s Breezy]

I am a huge fan of John Wayne..but you prolly seen all of them...

Growing up in Germany we used to watch Sergio Leone westerns..They whsre called Spaghetti Westerns...With Terrence Hill and Bud Spencer..You can prolly do a google search on that..And then there all of Eastwood westerns.....

Look inot the old ones with Terrence Hill..you might like them

[TN Outlaw]

I am a huge fan of John Wayne..but you prolly seen all of them...

Growing up in Germany we used to watch Sergio Leone westerns..They whsre called Spaghetti Westerns...With Terrence Hill and Bud Spencer..You can prolly do a google search on that..And then there all of Eastwood westerns.....

Look inot the old ones with Terrence Hill..you might like them

ok will do thanks, yeah as you can tell im a Clint Eastwood fan lol

Edited June 5, 2012 by TN Outlaw

[DaveS]

I haven't seen any real new ones, but a few I really enjoy are 3:10 to Yuma, Dances with Wolves, Open Range and my all time favotrite.....TOMBSTONE. But any western is good in my opinion!

[Dolomite`s Breezy]

You gonna pull that smokewagon?

I am gonna make your head into a canoe..

TOMBSTONE.......yes..all time great one.I must have seen that one at least 40 times

[Timestepper]

Look inot the old ones with Terrence Hill..you might like them

Agreed! "They Call me Trinity" and "Trinity is Still my Name" are great movies as is "Nobody" (the one Terrence Hill did with Henry Fonda). Speaking of Henry Fonda, "The Cheyenne County Social Club" where he partnered up again with Jimmy Stewart is pretty fun to watch as well.

There are, of course, others that I can't bring to mind right now, but I'll think about it some more while I'm being unloaded and maybe toss a few more into the mix.

[Dolomite`s Breezy]

Once upon a time in the west...classic Sergio Leone ..one of the best and the music.is so fitting..check it out..

[Dolomite`s Breezy]

Forgot to add it has Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson...

I gotta see if Netflix has it..lol

[TN Outlaw]

I haven't seen any real new ones, but a few I really enjoy are 3:10 to Yuma, Dances with Wolves, Open Range and my all time favotrite.....TOMBSTONE. But any western is good in my opinion!

have seen all of these and there great!!!!

[TN Outlaw]

i watched Joe Kidd today

[Timestepper]

The Quick and the Dead with Sam Elliot

Paint Your Wagon with Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood

The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing w/Lee Marvin

And of course... THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN

[TN Outlaw]

Forgot to add it has Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson...

I gotta see if Netflix has it..lol

Netflix has some good ones Joe Kidd, 2 Mules for sister Sara, Shane is a good one also and watch the Lonesome dove series i liked it to

[DaveS]

Any movies about mountainmen are good, and I especially like "Sacred Ground" with Tim McIntire and Jack Elam. There are just soooo many good westerns to choose from! I never cared much for the older Clint Eastwood westerns. Maybe because the music? I don't know!

[TN Outlaw]

what about Jeremiah Johnson? don't know if its a western but i like it

[Timestepper]

If you want something fun that's based in truth, but as far from actual events as possible (most everything in the movie happened, just not necessarily the way it's portrayed) then "The Mountain Men" with Charleton Hesston and Brian Keith is pretty darn good. ("Can't stand that nasty talkin' b@stard!!!")

[DaveS]

If you want something fun that's based in truth, but as far from actual events as possible (most everything in the movie happened, just not necessarily the way it's portrayed) then "The Mountain Men" with Charleton Hesston and Brian Keith is pretty darn good. ("Can't stand that nasty talkin' b@stard!!!")

That is a good one too!

[DaveS]

How many still like/watch the old TV westerns? I really like all of them. "Have Gun Will Travel" will always be my favorite!

[TN Outlaw]

i watch bonanza

[TMF]

Unforgiven. Best western IMO.

[Dolomite`s Breezy]

Bonanza...

I had the biggest crush on Little Joe when I was 12 or so..lol

[wjh2657]

Best two westerns IMHO:

"Stalking Moon" Gregory Peck

" 3:10 to Yuma" Glenn Ford and Van Heflin

[Guest bkelm18]

Any Sergio Leone flick. Personally I can't stand John Wayne as an actor.

[gregintenn]

Blazing Saddles!!!

Several years back there was one called "Purgatory". I enjoyed it. It was a bit different from other westerns.

Edited June 6, 2012 by gregintenn

[Guest Victor9er]

I agree with Tombstone being at the top of the list.

If you want something a little more obscure, see if you can get a hold of The Last Outlaw.

It was an HBO orginal movie back in '93 starring Mickey Rourke, Dermot Mulroney, Steve Buscemi & Keith David (among others). I've always liked it and while I enjoy the occasional western I'm not a big western fan. I keep meaning to pick it up on DVD one of these days but the couple of times I've actually looked for it all I can find is full-frame. Of course it was never released in theaters since it was an HBO original.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110307/

Edited June 6, 2012 by Victor9er

[Sidinman]

Yeah, I like Have Gun Will Travel. Rawhide is another, and Laredo I always liked, it seemed to always have a little comedy mixed in it.

Tombstone for sure.

American Outlaw

Young Guns 1&2

Unforgiven