10.CAT BALLOU
Release Date: 24 Jun 1965
Duration (in mins): 96

Cast:Jane Fonda (Cat Ballou)
Lee Marvin (Kid Shelleen/Tim Strawn)
Michael Callan (Clay Boone)
Dwayne Hickman (Jed)
Nat King Cole

9.STAGECOACH
Release Date: 3 Mar 1939
Duration (in mins): 95-96

Cast:Claire Trevor (Dallas)
John Wayne (Ringo Kid)
Andy Devine (Buck)
John Carradine (Hatfield)
Thomas Mitchell (Doc [Josiah] Boone)

8.MCCABE & MRS. MILLER
Release Date: Jul 1971
Duration (in mins): 120-121

Cast:Warren Beatty (John McCabe)
Julie Christie (Constance Miller)
Rene Auberjonois ([Patrick] Sheehan)
William Devane (The Lawyer)
John Schuck (Smalley)

7.BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID
Release Date: Oct 1969
Duration (in mins): 110 or 112

Cast:Paul Newman (Butch Cassidy [also known as Robert LeRoy Parker])
Robert Redford (The Sundance Kid [also known as Harry Longabaugh])
Katharine Ross (Etta Place)
Strother Martin (Percy Garris)
Henry Jones (Bike salesman)

6.THE WILD BUNCH
Release Date: 1969
Duration (in mins): 148

Cast:William Holden (Pike Bishop)
Ernest Borgnine (Dutch Engstrom)
Robert Ryan (Deke Thornton)
Edmond O'Brien (Sykes)
Warren Oates (Lyle Gorch)

5.RED RIVER
Release Date: 17 Sep 1948
Duration (in mins): 126

Cast:John Wayne (Thomas Dunson)
Montgomery Clift (Matthew Garth)
Joanne Dru (Tess Millay)
Walter Brennan (Groot Nadine)
Coleen Gray (Fen)

4.UNFORGIVEN
Release Date: 7 Feb 1992
Duration (in mins): 130

Cast:Clint Eastwood (Bill Munny)
Gene Hackman (Little Bill Daggett)
Morgan Freeman (Ned Logan)
Richard Harris (English Bob)
Jaimz Woolvett (The "Schofield Kid")

3.SHANE
Release Date: Feb 1953
Duration (in mins): 118

Cast:Alan Ladd (Shane)
Jean Arthur (Marian Starrett)
Van Heflin (Joe Starrett)
Brandon de Wilde (Joey Starrett)
Walter Jack Palance (Jack Wilson)

2.HIGH NOON
Release Date: 30 Jul 1952
Duration (in mins): 84-85 or 87

Cast:Gary Cooper (Will Kane)
Thomas Mitchell (Jonas Henderson)
Lloyd Bridges (Harvey Pell)
Katy Jurado (Helen Ramirez)
Grace Kelly (Amy Fowler Kane)

1.THE SEARCHERS
Release Date: 26 May 1956
Duration (in mins): 119

Cast:John Wayne (Ethan Edwards)
Jeffrey Hunter (Martin Pawley)
Vera Miles (Laurie Jorgensen)
Ward Bond (Capt. Rev. Samuel Johnson Clayton)
Natalie Wood (Debbie Edwards)

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, one of my favorites. I remember my Dad taking me to see it when it came out:)

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, one of my favorites. I remember my Dad taking me to see it when it came out:)

Dont you wish the cost of a movie ticket and popcorn and a drink was the same?:bigcry: lol..I swear its outragous now.

Dont you wish the cost of a movie ticket and popcorn and a drink was the same?:bigcry: lol..I swear its outragous now.

I don't go much, but yeah its ridiculous

westerns...jesus..there all but dead these days...apart from that poofy one
" he broke me back, mounting me" or whatever.

me, me mates and girls [now wives] were big clint fans back in the 70's, spaghettii westerns were great!

cant beat "carry on cowboy" though :)
kenneth williams was on top form there..."ima gonna get you rumpo...ima gonna get you" class acting!

regards,
jim.

Seen em all................that's showing my age eh?.............Anyway, Unforgiven, McCabe and Mrs Miller, Butch Cassidy, The Wild Bunch are must see's absolutely, and Cat Ballou is just a comedic classic...............Lee Marvin was in top form.

westerns...jesus..there all but dead these days...apart from that poofy one
" he broke me back, mounting me" or whatever.

me, me mates and girls [now wives] were big clint fans back in the 70's, spaghettii westerns were great!

cant beat "carry on cowboy" though :)
kenneth williams was on top form there..."ima gonna get you rumpo...ima gonna get you" class acting!

regards,
jim.


Broke Back Mountain?

:moon: lol


Actually me and my mom went to see that at the theaters.There was this old couple next to me,and when the scene of the two were in the tint getting it on the lady was like.Oh my(in a sensual voice)..I thought i was gonna die laughing:lol:...It was a good story line though


I love Clint myself,i like him in pale rider and three mules for sister sara:)

three mules for sister sara:)

Yeah I like this one as well. This has Shirley Mclaine in as the sister

I watched The Assasination Of Jesse James the other night,starring Brad Pitt.Its an ok movie.Its one of those that drag on and on..

Some great movies on that list, but only a few I'd pick personally.
Just "Unforgiven" and "High Noon". I like all the rest, and have seen them, but there's a few that I like better.

"Pat Garret and Billy the Kid" with James Coburn, and Kris Kristofferson (with a cool role by Bob Dylan) is a badass movie.

So is "Once Upon a Time in the West" with Charles Bronson, and Jason Robards, Claudia Cardinale, and Henry Fonda.

I'm with you on "Pale Rider" as well.
Speaking of Clint, "The Outlaw Josie Wales" is way up there for me too.

For the comedy stuff "My Name is Nobody" with Terrence Hill, and Henry Fonda. has to be mentioned, and "Blazing Saddles" for that matter.

How about "Tombstone"? If for no other reason that Val Kilmer's absolutely unforgettable portrayal of Doc Halliday.

"The Man Who Shot Liberty Vallance" with James Stewart is a classic in my book also.

I'll always watch "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" whenever that comes around. Love that one.

Perhaps not a true Western, but I like "Dances with Wolves" as well. Also, credit to "Little Big Man." That was excellent!!

how about blazing saddles?

I'll always watch "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" whenever that comes around. Love that one.

Classic!!! I love that one, and the other few spaggetti westerns of that trilogy? (not sure). First westerns where women armpits (and who knows what else) actually smelled liked it was supposed to in that environment and at that century (so to speak), not like those fancy hair-do´s actresses had in the fifties´films. Lee Van Cleef was a mean guy for sure! 3 words/hour dialogue! Now we´re talking shit! :lmao:

A couple on that list I haven't seen yet. Cat Ballou is a must see, hilarious, Lee Marvin and the horse both drunk leaning against the wall is what I'll always remember from that flick.

.....How about "Tombstone"? If for no other reason that Val Kilmer's absolutely unforgettable portrayal of Doc Halliday.


Yep I agree I haven't been able to stop quoting him since it came out, nor has anyone else it seems. That alone should count for something. I think it's maybe still a little too modern for the people who make these lists up to consider or something, the average age of the movies on that list looks like around 50, but that one should be on there imo.

what!!!????? No One Eyed Jacks??? The first western that debunked the myth that gunfighters played fair - its a tour de force by Brando and Karl Malden!