What's your favorite Western?

[Scattered Thumbs]

"Unforgiven" Is one of my favorites and "Open Range" too.
True, I also like John Wayne. But we need newer Westerns.

[Second Creek Sam]

Conagher with Sam Elliot is also a favorite of mine.  My wife loves it, too.

We've abouut worn out our VHS copy of it.  I'd like to have it on DVD.

[Trinity]

"Unforgiven" Is one of my favorites and "Open Range" too.
True, I also like John Wayne. But we need newer Westerns.

Here Here!

[tarheel mac]

I really gotta agree with Trinty and Scattered Thumbs..more westerns need to be made!!!  I can't figure out what the problem is with the "Powers that be" film making wise...Are they so sure that the Western is a dead horse these days?  It can't be budget...I mean look at how much it cost to make "The Titanic" and other movies since...One problem I guess, is that there is not a western "star" coming up...Sam Elliot and Tom Selleck are both getting a bit old...(although that didn't stop The Duke") so who do we have coming up to replace them?  Anybody?

[Pukin Dog]

1. Unforgiven
2. Tombstone
3. Outlaw Josey Wales
4. The Shootist
5. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

[litl rooster]

 Lonesome Dove
Tombstone KIlmer,Russell and Elliott
the Cowboys
the Shootist (by far the 2 best Wayne Movies)
any other Western with Ben Johnson (the greatest horsemen in Hollywood)
and any other Western where Robert Duvall dies, (Geronimo  True Grit Lonesome Dove)
Open Range

[Sagebrush Burns]

Coupl'a very excellent flicks left out of this discussion so far.  The Professionals and The Magnificent Seven.  What's wit yu folks any way?  Probably the best of them all is The Searchers w/John Wayne.

[Ghost Rider]

Gotta be Chisum! I also like Ben Johnson in anything. Best supporting western actor. After visiting Lincoln county NM you understand why they would fight for control of the county. Val Kilmer as Doc has got to be one of the best acting jobs any western ever saw. And finally Gene Hackmans arrogants in The Quick and the Deadwas also Great!

[Four-Eyed Buck]

Toss up between Tombstone and Quigly as far as theatrical movies go. Made for TV would be Crossfire Trail..........Buck

[Vin Weasel]

My vote is for The Magnificent Seven.  It's my favorite movie, period.  Course anything with the Duke in it is worth mentioning.  Wish there was another star coming up to join those ranks and really put the western out front again. 

[thehairlessone]

Here are my favorites but not in any order:

Young Guns
Young Guns II
Outlaw Josey Wales
The Shootist
The Unforiven and can't forget
Pale Rider

Just about anything with Clint Eastwood

Rick

[Cherokee Jem]

Ahhhhh I love westerns! Me and my friend Ari waited weeks for Open Range!!! My list is here:

Crossfire Trail
She wore a Yellow Ribbon
The Unforgiven
Monte Walsh
The Cowboys
The two Rooster Cogburn movies
anything else John Wayne

Jem

[Will Haftowaite]

Humm this one s tough...

Crossfire Trail
Quigly down Under
The Sackets, Has both Selleck and Sam Elliot!)
As does teh Shadow Riders.
The Quick and the Dead Sam Elliot verson.
I tend to like the accuracy in costume and rigs that Selleck has.
Silverado was fun.
Blazing Saddles was also great.

Question is Conager with Sam Elliot avaible on DVD?
if so where can I get it.
I want it!
Love L'Amour wwesterns!

Will

[Trinity]

Humm this one s tough...

Crossfire Trail
Quigly down Under
The Sackets, Has both Selleck and Sam Elliot!)
As does teh Shadow Riders.
The Quick and the Dead Sam Elliot verson.
I tend to like the accuracy in costume and rigs that Selleck has.
Silverado was fun.
Blazing Saddles was also great.

Question is Conager with Sam Elliot avaible on DVD?
if so where can I get it.
I want it!
Love L'Amour wwesterns!

Will

Will, According to Amazon.com, the DVD is due to release on May 17.  You can pre order by following the following link:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0007OY2NA/qid=1114473309/sr=8-1/ref=pd_csp_1/104-8818007-0028704?v=glance&s=dvd&n=507846

Enjoy!

[Griff]

Have to think awhile.  For comedic western, I like Blazing Saddles, & Silverado.  For more serious fare:  Quigly, The Unforgiven, The Sackets, Shadow Riders, Quick & Dead w/S. Elliot, Monty Walsh, The Cowboys, The Shootist, and others too numerous to list; or is it cause I can't remember the titles.....

[Will Haftowaite]

Thanks a Bunch Trinity.
Always liked the book, and Sam Elliot would be great in the role.
Time to go watch Quigly and Crossfire Trail again...


Will

[Foothills Drifter]

Howdy......
Well...here goes:
Pale Rider
High Plains Drifter
Unforgiven
Tombstone
The Cowboys
The Quick and the Dead (Sam Elliot)

Good shootin......
Vern...

[Texas Lawdog]

For anyone that might be interested,  "Tom Horn" will be out on DVD sometime near the end of May.  "The TrainRobbers" is due out on 5-3-05.

[Warthog Zeke]

The Searchers and The Cowboys.  Two westerns that were more real than most.

[Laredo_Crockett]

3:10 To Yuma  Glenn Ford
The Westerner Gary Cooper
Night Passage James Stewart  and Audie Murphy
High Noon Gary Cooper
Red River John Wayne
Shane Alan Ladd
Monte Walsh Lee Marvin and Tom Selleck
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance John Wayne
The Searchers