Name your favorite westerns.......NOBODY under 50 need answer!

In no particular order...
1. Magnificent 7
2. Silverado
3. Hondo
4. Hombre
5. Winchester 73
6. Bend of the River
7. Last Train to Gun Hill
8. Professionals
9. Death of a Gunfighter
10. Red River
11. Valdez is Coming
12. The Cowboys
13. Monte Walsh (the original)
14. Junior Bonner
15. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
16. Tom Horn
17. The Outlaw Josey Wales
18. Big Jake
19. Rio Bravo
20. Joe Kidd
21. Wild Bunch
22. Searchers
23. Vera Cruz
24. High Noon
25. One Eyed Jacks

Any of the Jimmy Stewart/Anthony Mann westerns. Also The Cowboys and Melody Ranch

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I'm under 50 and I'll still answer because unlike people under 50 I have really good taste when it comes to western films. Like the first person to respond my westerns are not in any order. Just a bunch I could think of that I really like to watch. If I thought more I could probably drag this list out to 50 if not more.

1) The Shootist
2) Tom Horn
3) Once Upon A Time In The West
4) Wyatt Earp (A bio pic but still a western)
5) Unforgiven
6) Hombre
7) Maginificent Seven
8) Catlow
9) Death Rides A Horse
10) Pale Rider
11) Silverado
12) High Noon
13) Big Jake
14) White Buffalo
15) Rio Bravo
16) Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
17) El Dorado
18) Rio Conchos
19) No Name On The Bullet
20) Warlock
21) My Name is Nobody
22) The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
23) For A Few Dollars More
24) The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
25) Hondo
26) Breakheart Pass
27) Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid
28) The Wild Bunch
29) The Gunfighter
30) The Tin Star

Now I'm curious to you western fans that post messages. How many who read my selections have seen or heard of all 30 films?

In no particular order...

1. McLintock
2. The Searchers
3. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
4. Broken Lance
5. Destry Rides Again
6. Magnificent 7
7. Hondo
8. Ride The High Country
9. True Grit
10.Stagecoach
11.How The West Was Won
12.Cimarron
13.The War Wagon
14.They Call Me Trinity
15.The Lion and The Horse
16.3:10 To Yuma
17.Blazing Saddles (actually a spoof of Westerns, but fun to watch)
18.Fort Apache
19.Rio Bravo
20.Young Guns

If you notice, majority of the above starred John Wayne. Any wonder why?

I'm under 50, too, and can appreciate the great classics. It's hard to put in order, so I won't try at this time. But I will give 10 faves of mine:

Stagecoach
Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
High Plains Drifter
Rio Bravo
The Searchers
High Noon
Last Train from Gunhill
The Shootist
A Fistful of Dollars
The Ox-Bow Incident

I'm 23....

Some westerns that I think are great films are, in no particular order

1. A fistful of dollars.
2. For a few dollars more.
3. The good, the bad, and the ugly.
4. True Grit.
5. Unforgiven.
6. The Assisination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford.
7. 3:10 to Yuma (remake...haven't seen the original but intend to)
8. Rooster Cogburn.
9. Once upon a time in the west.
10. Dances with wolves.
11. Joe Kidd.
12. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid.
13. Tombstone.
14. The Proposition.
15. Blazing Saddles.
16. Young Guns.
17. Young Guns 2.
18. The Quick and the Dead (only for Gene Hackman, Sharon Stone, Russell Crowe, Leonardo Decaprio)
19. Hang'em High.
20. High plains drifter.
21. Pale Rider.

Trying to get into John Wayne have been told to see the Shootist, Hondo, Rio Bravo....any other good recommendations?

Red River
Lonesome Dove
Wild Bunch
Tombstone (Kurt Russel"s)
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Blazing Saddles

Darn. I was going to answer. Well, since I'm only 42, I guess I can't answer. I'll get back to you in eight years.

...Dan

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