Favorite Western movie?

I just picked up The Good The Bad The Ugly on Bluray the other day for just $12.00 and I forgot just how good that movie is! So, I was thinking, what are some of the best Western movies out there in everybody's opinion? I'd have to say that The Good The Bad The Ugly is by far my favorite. My second favorite would probably be Unforgiven.If I had to list my top 5 itwould go like this;

1)Good Bad Ugly

2)Unforgiven

3)Appaloosa

4)The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

5)Hang em High

I'm not really old enough to remember the older great ones, with John Wayne, and such, but one real good one comes to mind, The Magnificent Seven.

Thoughts?

Some of the great, older westerns such as The Outlaw Josey Wales, Pale Rider and The Wild Bunch come to mind.

Fistful of Dollars is my personal pick. I know GBU and For a Few Dollars More outclass it in terms of production values, but I just love Fistful. The first time I was blown away. The story is so simple, but it's just so intense and honestly reminded me of GTA or Saints Row. Badass hero comes into town, finds it being fought over by two rival gangs, he must play both sides in order to take control of the town himself.

Boyz n the hood.

Some of the great, older westerns such as The Outlaw Josey Wales, Pale Rider and The Wild Bunch come to mind.

Hallenbeck77

Boyz n the hood.

kidsmelly

Most memorable for me would be Tombstone.

I've watched several times since I was a little kid and Doc Holiday is pretty sick with the pistols.

McCabe & Mrs. Miller.

Most memorable for me would be Tombstone.

I've watched several times since I was a little kid and Doc Holiday is pretty sick with the pistols.

byof_america

Oh, and Blazing Saddles.

Oh, and Blazing Saddles.

wslacker2

God I love that movie

Does anyone have a dime?

Tombstone

3:10 to Yuma

Open Range

Appaloosa

Unforgiven

The Cowboys

Big Jake

el topo
the proposition
and also the ones already mentioned.
EDIT: how could i forget about once upon a time in the west? it's my favorite western of all time.

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly...though, I love the whole "man with no name" trilogy.

Yojimbo.

Most memorable for me would be Tombstone.

I've watched several times since I was a little kid and Doc Holiday is pretty sick with the pistols.

hang em high is such a classic

Magnificent Seven.

The Big Country. Also like The Shootist, and Unforgiven.

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Oh man I forgot the name of it but its with Clint East Wood and he puts the Boiler Plate under his poncho, cause the bad guy always aimed for the heart.

Tombstone

Young Guns

Not sure what my favorite is, but this is definitely one of them.

pretty much all clint eastwood ones i have seen (jose wales a fist full of dollars ( the trilogy ) pale rider hang em high and unforgiven)snipes_3

Unforgiven

And No Country For Old Men if it counts.

[QUOTE="snipes_3"]pretty much all clint eastwood ones i have seen (jose wales a fist full of dollars ( the trilogy ) pale rider hang em high and unforgiven)testfactor888

1) Stagecoach
2) Chayenne Autumn
3) Drums Along the Mohawk

omg and Blazing Saddles! hahaha if that counts as a Western, then that's definitely my favourite.

High plains drifter, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good The Bad And The Ugly.

Big Jake

True Grit

Cat Ballou

I'm always entertained by John Wayne

No Country for Old Men - watched it again for the second time. Such an intense movie. biggest_loser

I hated that movie. :P

My favorite new Western is 3:10 to Yuma.

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"]No Country for Old Men - watched it again for the second time. Such an intense movie. no_more_fayth

I hated that movie. :P

[QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"]No Country for Old Men - watched it again for the second time. Such an intense movie. biggest_loser

I hated that movie. :P

Josh Brolin's character.

The killer garden hose.

How the movie played out.

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"][QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

I hated that movie. :P

no_more_fayth

Josh Brolin's character.

The killer garden hose.

How the movie played out.

• Outlaw Josey Wales
• 3 Bad Men (1926)
• Django
• The Proposition (2005)
• The Ox-Bow Incident
• Duck You Sucker!
• The Vanishing American (1925)
• Duel in the Sun
• Forty Guns
• All them pesky Leone films
• All them pesky Trinity films

For funs!

Terror in a Texas Town - Because the idea of a Swedish immigrant farmer using a whale harpoon against a hired six-gun killer is just awesome!

White Comanche - It's Shatner vs. Shatner sweetness as Shatner plays twin Native American-raised brothers!

The Wild Bunch. It has the two greatest and most amazing gunfights/shootouts in movie history.

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"]No Country for Old Men - watched it again for the second time. Such an intense movie. no_more_fayth

I hated that movie. :P

No Country for Old Men is a western?

No love for Blazing Saddles?