The Good, The Bad and the The Ugly
Winchester '73
Ride Lonesome
Yellow Sky
The Westerner
Rio Bravo
Ride the High Country
The Far Country
Tombstone
Valdez is Coming
Colorado Territory
Chato's Land
The Professionals
Bend of the River
The Salvation
Unforgiven
The Wild Bunch
Open Range
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Vera Cruz
The Tall T
Shane
Duel At Silver Creek
The Furies
3:10 to Yuma
Tom Horn
I like the list. I am surprised that I don't see the Magnificent Seven on here, but I do understand that it is very much a "Hollywood Western."
ReplyDeleteHave you seen Broken Trail? It was an AMC original. I really enjoyed it.
A lot of good stuff on there but I hated The Salvation and think Tombstone is overrated. Law and Order with Walter Huston is a much better telling of the events in Tombstone. Glad you got The Westerner in there. Brennan is excellent and the cinematography by Gregg Toland is stunning.
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