The 57 Greatest Westerns
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The 57 Greatest Westerns
Here is a listing I bumped into on the Interwebs. Some not here I would have picked.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news/th ... li=BBnb7Kz
http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news/th ... li=BBnb7Kz
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That.... is a pretty awful list, for many reasons. I don't think I even made it to the top 25.
Slow is just slow.
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Some of the movies on that list just don't belong there......
At least they got number 1 correct
At least they got number 1 correct
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+1.RIHMFIRE wrote:Some of the movies on that list just don't belong there......
At least they got number 1 correct
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Rango, Lone Star, Brokeback Mountain, No Country For Old Men, Blazing Saddles,
do not belong in this list. They are not "Westerns" which by my definition are period films. The above are in the modern category, parodies, or spoof films and therefor not "Westerns".
As for the Shootist, I don't care where they put that. I went to the big screen when it came out and knew when it started it was Wayne's good bye movie. I've only watched it once since then and can't stand to watch it again.
JMHO
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do not belong in this list. They are not "Westerns" which by my definition are period films. The above are in the modern category, parodies, or spoof films and therefor not "Westerns".
As for the Shootist, I don't care where they put that. I went to the big screen when it came out and knew when it started it was Wayne's good bye movie. I've only watched it once since then and can't stand to watch it again.
JMHO
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I would have liked to have seen Quigley, Conagher, The Sackets, and Broken Trail on the list,
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... and the "Into the West" mini-series.


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Definitely; and would have removed those "surreal" and arty ones. Look at their ratings and reviews on Netflix, e.g. "El Topo" and "Meek's Cutoff."41 Redhawk wrote:I would have liked to have seen Quigley, Conagher, The Sacketts, and Broken Trail on the list,
ANY Western with Tom Selleck, Sam Elliott or Robert Duval needs to be on the list.
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Promo shots like this "11-87 Shotgun" aren't encouraging.... 

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Clearly a list compiled by a bunch of hipster kids who went to art school then got jobs writing clickbait articles. Just enough real westerns to keep you interested, but the outlying ones tell you as much as you need to know about what the authors really think.
Rango? Seriously?
Brokeback Mountain? I don't think having the characters wear cowboy hats makes it a western....
At least they didn't stick Wild Wild West in there too!
Rango? Seriously?
Brokeback Mountain? I don't think having the characters wear cowboy hats makes it a western....
At least they didn't stick Wild Wild West in there too!
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Yep. Some of those were awful!gamekeeper wrote:+1.RIHMFIRE wrote:Some of the movies on that list just don't belong there......
At least they got number 1 correct
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Hey! It's one guys opinion. He's entitled to it... even if he is wrong! 

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In all humility, MY opinion is the only one that counts.Griff wrote:Hey! It's one guys opinion. He's entitled to it... even if he is wrong!
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I'm not saying that no one elses opinion counts, but mine IS the only one that matters.



Government office attracts the power-mad, yet it's people who just want to be left alone to live life on their own terms who are considered dangerous.
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