Neesy
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They filmed parts of that here in Winnipeg in the old Exchange district. I never did apply as a crowd 'extra' but it's kinda cool that you can see how they made it look like the Old West.
Best western movies ever!!
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Of course. That is Once upon a time in the West. One of Bronsons best parts ever.
One that is a little different than the norm (because if was directed by Robert Altman) that I love is McCabe and Mrs Miller
I loved the 2 Lone Ranger movies.
The Lone Ranger
The Lost City Of Gold
Open Range is a favorite, and Dances With Wolves is my all time favorite.
The Lone Ranger
The Lost City Of Gold
Open Range is a favorite, and Dances With Wolves is my all time favorite.
I think I have about 50 DVD's of nothing but westerns. I just watched Nevada Smith a few days ago. I buy them in packs of 10 or 20. Love 'em!
I also like the TV series of Wanted Dead Or Alive. It's on in my area every Saturday afternoon. They show 2 episodes every week.
No one said One Eyed Jacks. Marlon Brando was great in that movie!
Did anyone mention Seven Samurai? Okay, a Japanese film, swords rather than guns, but still a Western in theme, so much so that it was redone practically scene by scene as The Magnificent Seven, which wasn't all that bad, either.
I know people who would put The Wild Bunch right up there. I'm not one of them, but it might deserve mention.
I know people who would put The Wild Bunch right up there. I'm not one of them, but it might deserve mention.
Both are great, been years since I've seen either.
The seven samurai is just one of Korusawas "western". Have anyone seen Yojimbo? A Fistful of Dollars is copied almost scene for scene from that movie. Its just that Toshiro Mifune had a sword but Clint Eastwood had a gun. Otherwise they are identical. Korusawa is much copied, his The Wild Escape was the main inspiration for the first Star Wars movie according to George Lucas himself.
Speaking of Toshiro Mifune he actually made a western in the US that are quite good. Red Sun with him and Charles Bronson in the leads. Think it was Terence young who directed. Alain Delon and Ursula Andress is also in the movie.
Speaking of Toshiro Mifune he actually made a western in the US that are quite good. Red Sun with him and Charles Bronson in the leads. Think it was Terence young who directed. Alain Delon and Ursula Andress is also in the movie.
I'm watching Hang 'Em High right now. Man, Eastwood is such a badazz in his westerns!
