Best Western of all time?
I was told Shane was the best.
Watched it
>Pretty good
>Not amazing
My Name is Nobody
>>66667672
once upon a time in the west
>>66667793
The searchers is the best of the classic type of western
>>66667672
OP, come on
If you're gonna watch westerns, you have to go with the serials
>We chased lady luck, 'til we finally struck Bonanza.
>With a gun and a rope and a hat full of hope, planted a >family tree. We got hold of a pot of gold, Bonanza.
>With a horse and a saddle, and a range full of cattle, how rich can a fellow be?
Also, The Rifleman is pretty good.
>>66667672
It's My Darling Clementine.
>>66667672
High Noon is objectively the best.
Fight me.
tie between McCabe and Mrs. Miller or The Proposition
You should definitely watch The Wild Bunch some time. And the Fistful trilogy if you haven't seen them already.
fistful of dollars and for a few dollars more
>>66669530
TGTB&TU is definitely the best of the threaded imo but they are all great
Paint the Town Red
>>66668495
fuck off with that pleb-tier shit
Unforgiven > Everything mentioned in this thread
Pic Related is the greatest. Anyone who disagrees is the lowliest of scum
Major Dundee
>>66667672
Listen, cause I need everyone on this board to remember.
The searchers is objectively the best western ever made, case closed.
>>66669675
Searchers is my number 2. Red River is the greatest western tho
The Ox-Bow Incident was one of my favorites. That letter at the end, perfect.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lljIrAfBzYs
the big country
ironically, american westerns suck
the great silence
4 of the apocalypse
>no mentions of Wicky Wild Wild West
>>66667672
>>I'm saying that Stonewall Jackson was trash himself. Him and Lee and all the rest of them rebs. You, too.
What did he mean by this?
>>66670497
Two of my personal favorites, esp. "Il grande silenzio".
Top three for me would be:
The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
Wild Bunch
Once Upon a Time in the West
For me, these three films form the absolute essence of cinematic perfection, and I have a feeling of pure awe whenever I watch them.
Once Upon a Time in the West. I saw that in 35mm at the New Beverly about a year ago for the third time in the past few years and I've been convinced since that it's not only the greatest Western, but the greatest ever. I don't like using words like 'greatest,' but I've never felt so strongly about a film ever.
