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CoolRich59
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Stumpy tossin' 'em, John T cappin' 'em.



Walter Brennan was classic in that movie. He looked like he was having the time of his life.


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Might change next week, but today, my favorite is Stagecoach.


The original with John Wayne, or the remake with Ann-Margaret? Roll Eyes


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Joe Kidd- cool old guns, Robert Duvall and of course Clint.
 
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"Stagecoach" (the original 1939)


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Winchester '73



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McLintock!


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Lonesome Dove
 
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The Magnificent Seven.
 
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The Outlaw Josey Wales



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Lonesome Dove

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The Cowboys.



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Might change next week, but today, my favorite is Stagecoach.


The original with John Wayne, or the remake with Ann-Margaret? Roll Eyes


Didn't occur to me there was a remake.


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Might change next week, but today, my favorite is Stagecoach.


The original with John Wayne, or the remake with Ann-Margaret? Roll Eyes


Didn't occur to me there was a remake.


There were 2 remakes. The one with Ann-Margaret, and 80's TV movie version with Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings.
 
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Lonesome Dove.


Yeah, that's probably my favorite as well.
Even though it was a mini-series and not technically a movie.

Broken Trail is right up there, too.
 
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Gonna have to go with Outlaw Josey Wales. Great movie.

Several honorable mentions here, but I always appreciated that in Eastwood's version of the west, the "hero" isn't, so much, a hero at all. Also, they tended to acknowledge that you'd look pretty scruffy and smelly after a few weeks on the range, versus always well put together and dust free.


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Gonna have to go with Outlaw Josey Wales. Great movie.

Several honorable mentions here, but I always appreciated that in Eastwood's version of the west, the "hero" isn't, so much, a hero at all. Also, they tended to acknowledge that you'd look pretty scruffy and smelly after a few weeks on the range, versus always well put together and dust free.


I always found it interesting that in the TV westerns, be it Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Cheyenne, whatever, they always wore the same outfit, week after week. Talk about smelly !
 
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It's hard to pick one, so right now I'll go with this one but it's subject to change.

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Winchester '73


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The Unforgiven.
You mean the John Huston film, and not the Clint Eastwood film, right?

This!


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I don't have one favorite, I have a dozen of more.
 
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