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What's the best Western movie or series of all time?

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  1. thegary

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    this song makes me cry a little bit
     
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    What about 7 Spanish Angels?

    Willie and Ray Charles?
     
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    If we are doing music, I really love 1950s-60s Honky Tonk.





    This was written as a response to the song above:







    The methodical and laconic tempo and the ponderously predictable song structure really makes me happy, like baroque classical music.
     
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  5. Buck Turgidson

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    What does this mean? "YOOUUUU?!?"

    Is "Preacher" a ghost, a....? They showed the various bullet holes in him earlier in the movie.

     
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    Most of the best Western films have been mentioned, but one I didn’t see, unless I missed it, is The Big Country (1958), directed by William Wyler and starring Gregory Peck as well as a host of other terrific actors. Burl Ives won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his performance and it was well deserved.
     
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    The Wild Bunch spawned a great, great 80's remake: Extreme Prejudice
     
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    The face & especially the eyes of Jean Simmons along with Chuck Connors wimping out are notable parts of the movie for me.
     
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    Directed by the excellent Walter Hill, starring Nick Nolte and Powers Booth, both doing some of their best work. Not handled well by the studio, so it wasn’t a box office success, but it should have been. Highly recommended.
     
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    Burl Ives is oddly menacing in that movie. I dont usually associate Burl Ives with menace.
     
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    i wouldn't call this the greatest but it was very enjoyable to watch. hec ramsey, another series with the same lead actor, was good too.

     
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    I can’t remember if they ever showed Paladin playing chess. Clearly, he was a fan.
     
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    This movie is criminally underrated. It's 3 hour run time did it no favors. One of my favs. Great score and cinematography. Great cast too.



     
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    pretty sure that dude advanced a cartridge into firing position on that single action, that's no bueno
     
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    I am an Eastwood fan, The Good, the bad and the Ugly is my go-to jam for westerns
     
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    "Youuuu"

    So he came back from the dead, right?
     
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    what's that one movie with that badass 70s breh with that song that goes "aauwaw uwaaaw. waw waw waw"
     
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    this one?
     
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    who is this man and why does he make me feel uneasy? i need @tinman breh to make sense of things
     
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