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For me personally, it's probably Unforgiven. But, my dad would be upset if I didn't at least put in a quick plug for The Outlaw Josey Wales. He loved that movie and would recite every line before it was said.

Bikeage wrote:High Noon

Great movie! A very young Lee Van Cleef has a cameo. As in many of the classic lost era of Black and White movies, something about the old Westerns with a down to earth story.

Anyone seen Winchester 73?
Great story, with fine acting. From the opening gun contest with the sheriff, the card shark at the poker table and James Stewart's side kick. The character actors of the day, really well done.

Oh man I forgot about the Wild Bunch.. I think I made a post on the movie thread about how amazing the movie is.. That and Clint Eastwood/Sergio Leone Man with no name trilogy is some of the finest collection of movies of all time... Also, Unforgiven is great as well, Gene Hackman was top notch.. I never realized that I liked some many movies of this genre..

I'm a huge fan of the western genre, it's so hard to pick just one. My favourites though would have to include;

A Bullet for the General
Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
Death Rides a Horse
Django
For a Few Dollars More
Keoma
Once Upon a Time in the West
The Big Gundown
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
The Great Silence
The Outlaw Josey Wales
The Proposition
Unforgiven

I'm surprised nobody mentioned blazing saddles.

What's the deal with this rediculous new movie about ninjas in the wild west?

Jrecee wrote:What's the deal with this rediculous new movie about ninjas in the wild west?

I thought that was Red Steel 2.

YoshiEgg25 wrote:

Jrecee wrote:What's the deal with this ridiculous new movie about ninjas in the wild west?

I thought that was Red Steel 2.

I have seen that movie preview. Definitely not your typical Western, looks interesting if not overboard on effects.

Jbroderway wrote:I'm surprised nobody mentioned blazing saddles.

So am I. :/

A couple good ones that haven't been mentioned,

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
&
Red River