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I just finished watched watching "the Magnificent 7"
a close second to big jake
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If you watch the Magnificent 7 before you see The 7 Samuri you'll think the latter was the copy. Still it's probably my favorite Western [but I seldom watch movies]. Without any comment at all, I have watched Zulu more than once.
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Modern- Tombstone

Classic- Blazing Saddles.
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1. Modern- Quigley down under.
2. The man who shot Liberty Valance.
3. High noon.
Movies about men that in a world of compromise, that will not.

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Modern- Unforgiven
Classic- Outlaw Josey Wales
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The Outlaw Jose Wales! you boys gonna pull them pistols or whistle dixie? they should have started whistling!
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Outlaw Josey Wales and Shane
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VERY hard to pick just one.....

But if pushed it would have to be Rio Bravo

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Mr. Missaman,

Red River is the ultimate classic western, but then, I'm partial to all John Wayne movies.


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Hombre, For a few dollars more, Good the Bad and the Ugly, Silverado and Lonesome Dove(TV)

Hombre and a Few Dollars more are the fav though.
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Quigly down under the co-star was a Sharps .50!!!
[Tom was great himself].
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Hard to pick just one, so I will name a few:- "Unforgiven"; "Quigley Down Under" ( with its great co-star Sharps Rifle ); "True Grit"; "The Shootist"; "Lonesome Dove". Could go on longer, but that will do for starts. Wish someone would do a film about the Battle Of Adobe Walls. Tom Selick is getting a little old to play Billy Dixon, but he has a good 'Western Look' that I would go along with it. Tom are you out there, listening in ? Take care, and lets hope they keep making great Western films. Bigfifty.
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Pushbutton wrote:Hombre, For a few dollars more, Good the Bad and the Ugly, Silverado and Lonesome Dove(TV)

Hombre and a Few Dollars more are the fav though.
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hombre has one of my all time favorite tough guy lines in it-

Hombre- Hey. I got a question. How are you planning to get back down that hill?

Grimes: Now you wait a minute! I'm getting back down the same way I came up!

BLAM BLAM

Older guy: Cicero Grimes, meet John Russell.

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:D no way to pick just one,all of the above for sure,would like to add to the list the professionals with lee marvin,and burt lancaster,also the long riders,(that boy you killed was just 15 years old,think about that on your way to hell) 8)
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Oh man... the long riders... I almost forgot about that one... there really are too many to choose from...
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