What are you favorite Westerns?

1. The Hired Hand (1971) (w: Alan Sharp, d: Peter Fonda)
2. The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford (2007) (Andrew Dominik)
3. McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971) (Robert Altman)
4. Ulzana's Raid (1972) (w: Alan Sharp, d: Robert Aldrich)
5. Bad Company (1972) (Robert Benton)
+6. Lawman (1971) (Michael Winner)
+7. Monte Walsh (1970) (William A. Fraker)
+8. The Wild Bunch (1969) (Sam Peckinpah)

Favorite quasi or in-part Westerns:
Dust Devil (1992) (Richard Stanley)
Dead Birds (2004) (Alex Turner)
Lincoln County Incident (1980)
We Of The Never Never (1982) (Igor Auzins)
Lucky Luke (1991) (Terence Hill)
Renegade (aka Blueberry) (2004) (Jan Kounen)
Oblivion 1 + 2 (1994 + 1996)

And I haven't yet seen:
Billy Two Hats, Lemonade Joe, The Wrath Of God, Cemetery Without Crosses, The Proposition, One-Eyed Jacks, Seraphim Falls, The Long Riders, Appaloosa, The Missing, Another Man Another Chance, 800 Bullets, The Missouri Breaks, The Shootist, Rancho Deluxe, Keep The Change, Ride The Whirlwind, Once Upon A Time In The West, China 9-Liberty 37, Billy The Kid Vs. Dracula, Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter and many more!

I'm sure I'm forgetting something.......


that was a good movie.:thumbs:
 
-Sergio Leone's "Dollars" Trilogy (duh)
-Django
-The Outlaw Josey Wales
-Dead Man
-3:10 To Yuma (remake)
-The Wild Bunch
-The Quick And The Dead
-Keoma
-Unforgiven
-The Fighting Fists Of Shanghai Joe
 
I never really liked Westerns much, but I was a fan of HBO's Deadwood.

Same here, but this one:

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I loved this.

Also, here's a question: does Shanghai Noon/Shanghai Knights count?
 
I'm very excited for this movie. It's essentially a rather reverential sequel to Roy Hill's 1969 movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid called Blackthorn.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FMZDtpMFqk"]Blackthorn (2011) Official Movie Trailer HD - YouTub[/ame]

Butch Cassidy aka Blackthorn is back! :buttrock:
 

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