Whats your favorite Western

[psycho9985]

Mine would have to be the Outlaw Josie Wales.

Good combination of action and humor in the old west style.

[RamsFanSam]

The Shootist - John Wayne's goodbye to Hollywood, and to his fans. Ron Howard did a good job as a kid who didn't understand as much as he thought he did.
Seeing John Wayne playing an aging gunfighter dying of cancer, I wonder how much of the pain he portrayed was real, and how much was acting. He was hospitalized for two weeks during filming, and a lot of people thought the movie would never be finished. I think it was better than any of his other movies...like he wanted his final performance to be his finest.

In second place - Blazing Saddles. Not really a western, but still funny as heck.

Honorable mentions - The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly; True Grit; Tombstone.

[psycho9985]

The Shootist - John Wayne's goodbye to Hollywood, and to his fans. Ron Howard did a good job as a kid who didn't understand as much as he thought he did.
Seeing John Wayne playing an aging gunfighter dying of cancer, I wonder how much of the pain he portrayed was real, and how much was acting. He was hospitalized for two weeks during filming, and a lot of people thought the movie would never be finished. I think it was better than any of his other movies...like he wanted his final performance to be his finest.

In second place - Blazing Saddles. Not really a western, but still funny as heck.

Honorable mentions - The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly; True Grit; Tombstone.

Have to admit those are very good,and a lot of others also.Unlike some of the newer ones,I dont see Kevin Costner as a Cowboy.I did like Emilio Esteves as billy the kid.Bonanza had to be My favorite Tv western.Close seconds Gunsmoke and The Rifleman.

[MOM]

Not a big fan....will have to go with Blazing Saddles....

[r8rh8rmike]

No doubt about it, when you think Western, you have to think John Wayne. "True Grit" and "The Cowboys" are two of my favorites.

[Fat Pang]

'Unforgiven' or maybe 'High plains drifter'. Also think 'Deadwood' was a great series, although a bit fierce at times.

[r8rh8rmike]

'Unforgiven' or maybe 'High plains drifter'. Also think 'Deadwood' was a great series, although a bit fierce at times.

I love "Deadwood", but must admit I don't have a clue what's going on half the time with the story line.

[RammieGirl]

I'm not really into western movies but I think I'd have to go with SHANE if I have to western myself......Although I did like the old series, Wild, Wild, West...that was kinda cool

[RamsFan16]

Blazin Saddles

[rams2061]

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

[coy bacon]

"Hey Blondie! Do you know what you are?!"

The Good, the Bad, and The Ugly

ahha ahha ahhh

[RamWraith]

Not too much into westerens. But if I have to choose.

1) Last of the Mochicans (old version)
2) Moutain Men
3) Young Guns
4) Dances with Wolves
5) Tombstone (with Kostner)
6) Brokeback Mountain

[MOM]

Blazin Saddles

ATTA BOY!!!!!!

Oh, wait.....have you seen the unedited version, or did you see it on TV?

[RamsFan16]

ATTA BOY!!!!!!

Oh, wait.....have you seen the unedited version, or did you see it on TV?

Nothing is a movie unless its UNRATED

[general counsel]

High Noon with gary cooper. Old school and a true classic. I agree that the outlaw josie wales is awesome as is hang em high.

ramming speed to all

general counsel