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badmudda
ANSWERS: 43
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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
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Unforgiven.
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Unforgiven
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I like The Big Country... it's mythic. And it has giggly Jean Simmons in it.
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I don't think it was a movie, more of a TV series, but I enjoyed Rawhide as a child.
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One of my favorites is John Wayne in Big Jake.
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1)Unforgiven 2)Young Guns 3)Young Guns II 4)Chino (w/Charles Bronson) 5)Dances w/ Wolves
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I wasn't aware there was one.
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There are so many. A few thatcome to mind are Dakota Incident, Stagecoach, Last Train from Gun Hill, Hang 'em High, Red River, The Cowboys, etc.
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Big Jake is a good one
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High Noon.
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Tombstone. I'm your huckleberry.
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Tombstone
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The man with no name trilogy.
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Tombstone, Unforgiven and Pale Rider.
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True Grit......"Fill your hand, you sonofabitch!"
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high plains drifter -eastwood spagetti western
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Shane
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Tie- Tombstone and The Outlaw Josie Wales
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ANYTHING with John Wayne is an amazing show.
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Lonsome Dove
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If Blazing Saddles counts as a Western, that would be my choice
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Pale Rider----Nothin like a good piece of hickory. Unforgiven---Kid, I'm not gonna shoot ya, you're the only friend I got.
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Don't forget ----------- Deadwood.
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The Outlaw Josey Wales, best Clint flick in my book.
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Frisco Kid
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high noon and a fistful of dollars.
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Unforgiven. Really liked that one.
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Big Jake. The Duke rules! My 2 cents.
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The good, the bad, and the ugly, with the coolest man (with no name) ever, and the coolest soundtrack ever.
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The Sundance Kid
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Unforgiven followed by Open Range...............
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The Quick and the Dead. But, I'm not familiar much with Westerns, and don't know any of the really classic ones. Still, I really liked this one. Also, a worthy mention, Undead Alive. But, yeah, it had zombies in it so...
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Anything with John Wayne in it! +5
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While I L-O-V-E movies, I don't particularly like westerns. But if I HAD to pick one, I guess I would say "McClintock" with John Wayne!
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True Grit.
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I'm with NUNYA, if I had to pick one it would be True Grit!! :-/
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The Magnificent 7
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"MacKenna's Gold" (1969) is my favourite "old school" western. It has an awesome cast led by Gregory Peck and hasn't yet been available on home video in it's longer "Road Show" version. This is an injustice that will hopefully be someday addressed by Blu-Ray. As far as as the "new style", grittier western is concerned, I'd have to go with "The Long Riders" (1980) masterfully directed by Walter Hill. The brothers of the original "James Gang" are all played by actual brothers... Frank and Jesse James were played by Stacey and James Keach, the Younger brothers were played by David, Keith and Robert Carradine and the Miller boys were played by Dennis and Randy Quaid. Inpired casting, acting and direction make this a must see. Hope this helps.
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The Searchers. One of my top 10 films of all time. Lets hope Hollywood never remakes it. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049730/
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Unforgiven
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Pale Rider!! There's nothing like a good piece of maple.
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True Grit.
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