Your Top 3 Favorite Westerns

[debilorrah]

Two Mules for Sister Sarah..... hehehe

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Death Valley Days
Rawhide
Wagon Train
Have Gun Will Travel
Cisco Kid
Rifleman
High Chaparral
McCloud
Gunsmoke
Bonanza
Little House on the Prairie
High Noon
Paint Your Wagon
How The West Was Won
etc.

 

[Buckguy20]

Some of my favorites are
El Dorado, bandalero, Open Range, True Grit, Big jake, Magnificent 7.

 

[what's kickin' chicken]

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I haven't seen that one in years in fact I had forgot about it......thanks for the reminder....I need to see it again...with all this talk about Unforgiven, we are watching right now

 

[wolftracks]

what's kickin´chicken :

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I haven't seen that one in years in fact I had forgot about it......thanks for the reminder....I need to see it again...with all this talk about Unforgiven, we are watching right now

I had my husband hooked on this one.

He used to make sure everyone we knew saw it.​

 

[what's kickin' chicken]

I was wondering if any one else has seen a movie called " Heartland" Rip Torn and Conchata Ferrell in it...set in 1810 (I think) a rancher has a widow woman and her daughter to come out to Wyoming to help him.........it is a really good movie not a lot of action but well worth watching if you want an idea how it must have been for some....they even talk about chickens in it.....rancher seems to think she should know how many eggs she gets a day....

 

[magoochie]

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GOOOD FLICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[ivan3]

The Wild Bunch (uncut). Sometimes find myself humming La Golondrina for no good reason.
Bronco Billy (not really a `Western'), an Eastwood film that didn't have me leaving the theater keeping a weather eye out for Lee Van Cleef.
Cheyenne Autumn (John Ford makes amends).

Have to admit, having spent a childhood with everything from R. Reagan hosting Death Valley Days to the soppiest horse opera, Deadwood was such a relief, only missing on the language (the `mayor' was close), but probably got the true ambiance down cold (if the contemporaneous accounts of the period are accurate).

Do more reading than watching. Evan S. Connell's Son Of The Morning Star (ostensibly about Custer's demise), it can't be beat for rooting into every nook and cranny of the `west' on the way to the well known denouement.
(do NOT bother with the `movie' `based' on the book

)

 

[what's kickin' chicken]

The Good Old Boys,is another gooood movie IMO...has Tommy Lee Jones in it and he also directed it...(Sam Sherard & Sissy Spacek are both in it also) well worth watching

Started Centennial the other night...we will be watching that for a little while..

 

[journey11]

Appaloosa
The Quick and the Dead
Lonesome Dove