Best Western (movie) of all time and why

[Ted Striker]

Originally posted by Berzerker
The Good, Bad, and the Ugly.
Once Upon a Time in the West.

For once we agree on something.

[Sprayber]

Outlaw Josey Wales
Unforgiven
Fist Full of Dollars
The Searchers (saw it yesterday)
Rio Bravo (one with Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson)

Tombstone was a really good movie as well. I just like it better than the Costner movie about Wyatt Earp. You can't beat Val Kilmer as Doc.

[Drake Tungsten]

You can't beat Val Kilmer as Doc.

No you can't.

"Why, Johnny Ringo! You look as if someone had just walked all over your grave."

[Ted Striker]

"I was just foolin' about"

[Drake Tungsten]

"I wasn't"

[Ted Striker]

dammmnnnnnnnnnnnnn

[Drake Tungsten]

We agreed to play for blood, Ted Striker.

[Berzerker]

Hmm...forgot one... "Young Guns"

I love the scene where they use peyote. And what's his name, Martin Sheen's son with the hispanic name, was great in that movie. That scene where the bounty hunter comes into a bar and starts bragging about how he'll catch the Kid, so the Kid walks up and asks to see the gun that will kill the Kid and unloads the gun and hands it back to the bounty hunter and slyly let's him know he's talking to the Kid.

[Drake Tungsten]

And what's his name, Martin Sheen's son with the hispanic name, was great in that movie.

Emilio Estevez

[Kramerman]

i rented a fistful of dollars again and watched it... awesome! most western films, especialy old ones, dont live up to my standards, but it was really good...

anyone see Last Man Standing, with bruse willis? it was basically a very similar plot, except it took place in the 1870s or 80s instead of the 1920s... Last Man standing was kinda a western, btw, and it was really good