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Once Upon a Time in the west Charles Bronson 
The good the bad and the ugly
Once Upon a Time in the west
Charles Bronson The good the bad and the ugly
Is the Film Room into Westerns?
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spaghetti western were always so over the top!!!
this was one of my fave scenes in this movie (forgot the name)
a 'eat off' between bud spencer and the sheriff!!!
could not find the english version.
this always repulsed me and had me in wonderment at the same time -
damn homies could eat!!! sherrif couldn't handle bud!!!
the native americans reaction
this was one of my fave scenes in this movie (forgot the name)
a 'eat off' between bud spencer and the sheriff!!!
could not find the english version.
this always repulsed me and had me in wonderment at the same time -
damn homies could eat!!! sherrif couldn't handle bud!!!
the native americans reaction
I like the genre but haven't seen many starring John Wayne or Eastwood. I like a few that Audie Murphy did back in the '50s but I haven't watched any of those since I was a kid. Just recently watched Jesse James starring Henry Fonda and Bend of the River starring James Stewart. Just started watching Deadwood a few weeks ago, which is really good. I always liked Mel Gibson's Maverick and wish we got a sequel.
And since we're counting Blazing Saddles, I'm gonna go ahead and throw in The Paleface, Son of Paleface (both starring Bob Hope) and Back to the Future III.
And since we're counting Blazing Saddles, I'm gonna go ahead and throw in The Paleface, Son of Paleface (both starring Bob Hope) and Back to the Future III.
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the quick and the dead is one of my favories of all time
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Django Unchained needs to be on this list also
Yeah, it was announced/confirmed by Fox several months ago. But there's still no official announcement or release date set
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Good to see some people bring up Terrence Hill and Bud Spencer. More comedic ventures into the genre but classic in their own right.
Anyway, I'll drop a movie that hasn't been mentioned yet.
The Proposition, directed by John Hillcoat (The Road, Lawless) starring Guy Pearce and written by musician Nick Cave (who also wrote the infamous Gladiator 2 screenplay). It's set in the Australian outback during the colonization period, where an outlaw is given the choice to bring in his older brother to save his younger brother from execution. It's the closest any movie has ever gotten to capturing the atmosphere of Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian, but in terms of films it's best comparable with Apocalypse Now. There's a constant presence of dread and violence, and when the storm hits, it hits hard. A modern classic.
Anyway, I'll drop a movie that hasn't been mentioned yet.
The Proposition, directed by John Hillcoat (The Road, Lawless) starring Guy Pearce and written by musician Nick Cave (who also wrote the infamous Gladiator 2 screenplay). It's set in the Australian outback during the colonization period, where an outlaw is given the choice to bring in his older brother to save his younger brother from execution. It's the closest any movie has ever gotten to capturing the atmosphere of Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian, but in terms of films it's best comparable with Apocalypse Now. There's a constant presence of dread and violence, and when the storm hits, it hits hard. A modern classic.
some of my favorite movies ever.. mostly mentioned already:
i've seen Once Upon a Time in the West..it had awesome cinematography and some dope bronson scenes..just thought it was a bit too long
Butch Cassidy was alright..ending was dope but the music was odd
couldn't get into Blazing Saddles but i'll try again
Also seen the first season of Deadwood
i do have High noon, the Man who shot liberty valance, and the Searchers on my dvr to watch.
and we can't forget about
and 3 of the dopest scenes/endings ever
- the man with no name/dollars trilogy (good, bad and the ugly is a G.O.A.T. movie candidate)
- 3:10 to yuma remake..AWESOME
- Unforgiven
- True Grit
- django unchained (
) - The treasure of the sierra madre(if that counts..not a traditional western)
i've seen Once Upon a Time in the West..it had awesome cinematography and some dope bronson scenes..just thought it was a bit too long
Butch Cassidy was alright..ending was dope but the music was odd
couldn't get into Blazing Saddles but i'll try again
Also seen the first season of Deadwood
i do have High noon, the Man who shot liberty valance, and the Searchers on my dvr to watch.
and we can't forget about
and 3 of the dopest scenes/endings ever
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quality fukkin film. I do not like the original at all and I don't care if that's sacrilegious or not