What are your top 3 all-time favorite western movies?

[noboundaries]

EDIT: I see now that Dances With Wolves did get a vote earlier!

The extended version plugs ALL the plot holes that the editors created with the theatrical version. Might have to watch it again soon.

 

[Buckeyedude]

Tombstone
Young guns ( I know it was horrible but yet a part of my youth)
Anything with Clint Eastwood.
The revenant if that counts
Tombstone again...

 

[Brokenhandle]

Tombstone
Young guns ( I know it was horrible but yet a part of my youth)
Anything with Clint Eastwood.
The revenant if that counts
Tombstone again...

Did you see the size of that chicken???


Ryan

 

[TNJAKE]

After a few beers I decided this will be my last hijack lol


In my defense it is a western song

 

[Retired Spook]

After a few beers I decided this will be my last hijack lol


In my defense it is a western song

That was great.

 

[Buckeyedude]

Did you see the size of that chicken???


Ryan

Hey Chavez, how come they ain't killing us?
"Because we're in the spirit world asshole, they can't see us!"

 

[TNJAKE]

That was great.

Yeah he's great. If you like this stuff join the "western af" and "gems on VHS" YouTube channels

 

[Hijack73]

Buckeyedude beat me to the spirit world one LMAO

I forgot about Young Guns. Great tune by Bon Jovi too.

"Did you see the size of that cockadoodle g0dd@mn doo"

Edit - tune was from the sequel..... I'm old and forgot

 

[tallbm]

He he....

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hahaha exactly :P

 

[pit 4 brains]

He'll on Wheels (all 5 seasons)
Lonesome Dove
Dances With Wolves
Jeremiah Johnson

Man, I could go on and on.

The only mention for Jeremiah Johnson. My all time best best movie.
My dad's last words to me were "watch your top knot!" I replied, " Yup, watch yourn." Then the phone was handed off.

I watch that movie every time I mess with leather or shoot and clean my black powder..

 

[Cody_Mack]

I sure am. There is a station called KHYI that plays that kind of stuff and other amazing music as well. No sexy tractor songs on it and you can get bands and songs played years before the artist may ever make it big.

Heard lots of Tyler Childers, Chris Stapleton, Zac Brown Band, Brent Cobb, Chris Knight, etc. years before they got any notoriety or got enlisted to write songs for big name artists. Also you will hear anything from Hank Sr. to Blue Grass to some relevant people out there breaking through today that are not normal mainstream Pop-Country :)

You can find KHYI the Range online and listen here for free:

Listen Now - KHYI 95.3 The Range

khyi.com

Enjoy it!

Real music, real musicians, real instruments. Too bad the conglomerate record companies and media outlets won't give them a chance!

Rick

 

[Retired Spook]

Real music, real musicians, real instruments. Too bad the conglomerate record companies and media outlets won't give them a chance!

Rick

I detest corporate America and the stock market - they sucked the blood right out of this Country.

 

[Cody_Mack]

I detest corporate America and the stock market - they sucked the blood right out of this Country.

I haven't listened to commercial radio in about 20 years! Maybe a talk program occasionally. Same with commercial TV!

 

[tallbm]

Real music, real musicians, real instruments. Too bad the conglomerate record companies and media outlets won't give them a chance!

Rick

Yep. That is why I'm lucky I have a radio station that plays the real stuff. The Texas music scene has/had a considerable window to allow folks like that in so we can hear their great music and allows them to have some success.

The scene it's support has had better days, but it's still around which I'm very grateful for. :)

 

[SmokyMose]

I gave up on radio years ago. Too many commercials and "cookie cutter" songs. I'm hooked on Sirius now.
For Country I like the "Y'alternative" station and "North Americana" is a good mix.

 

[GaryHibbert]

Tombstone
The Outlaw Josey Wales
The Magnificent Seven

Not really a western, but........The Mountain Men, and Jerimiah Johnson.
Gary

 

[mneeley490]

I gave up on radio years ago. Too many commercials and "cookie cutter" songs. I'm hooked on Sirius now.

Yep. I've had Sirius for 3 years now, and I'll never go back. Too bad they don't have a local traffic update station.

 

[mneeley490]

Sort of to add my earlier gripe about stuffing singers into Westerns:
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid 1973, which is a terrible Sam Peckinpah movie, and he didn't make many clunkers. Not only did he star a 36 year-old Kris Kristopherson as a teenage Billy, they also squeezed in Bob Dylan as a side character, for no particular reason, except he was Bob Dylan.

 

[Plinsc]

Tough call
I grew up on John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, lots of tv shows, and Audie Murphy movies.
Mosey Wales has always been a favorite, The Searchers, Marshall Dillion for tv shows

 

[noboundaries]

Sergio Leone only made like seven spaghetti westerns, but his closeup, time-freezing, tension-building style is stamped on each one. People love 'em or hate 'em. I'm on the love 'em side, but not in my top three. Once Upon a Time in the West came close, though.