15-07-2003 10:10									#1
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I say High Noon with Gary Cooper. One of the first films that wasn't all straight out good versus evil, but still really captures a story of good versus evil at its core. And it is all about rising up to a challenge. When you seem all alone. Plus a cool song. And it has lots of little nuances. For instance the racial aspect. The previous affairs. The movie time = real time.

	15-07-2003 11:01									#2
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I'm not a great connaisseur, but The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance was pretty good.

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I'll check it out.

	15-07-2003 11:07									#4
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How could you not have seen it? Thought it was a classic. Jimmy Stewart and John Wayne.

	15-07-2003 11:08									#5
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hmmm...don't remember it. But maybe I have seen it. Hmmm. Donno.

Ever see Bad Day at Black Rock?

	15-07-2003 11:09									#6
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Nope. Is it a Western too?

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edit: i'm an idiot :/

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Sorta. SEt in a Western town shortly after WW2. Spencer Tracy plays a returning serviceman to a mysterious town...

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high plains drifter - with clint eastwood, always loved that film.

	15-07-2003 11:17									#10
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quote: Originally posted by C0ckney high plains drifter - with clint eastwood, always loved that film.

yup.

	15-07-2003 11:32									#11
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The good the bad and the ugly is awesome
even better is A Fistful of Dollars, another speghetti western
and i dont remember it well, but i think tombstone was really good (was little when i saw it)

	15-07-2003 11:33									#12
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Unforgiven.

Clint's STILL the man.

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quote: high plains drifter

That gets my vote as well.

	15-07-2003 11:52									#14
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The Searchers with John Wayne.

	15-07-2003 11:54									#15
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High Plains Drifter was a ghost story, not a western.

The Good, Bad, and the Ugly.
Once Upon a Time in the West.

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Fort Apache, Oh My Darling Clementine, the original Gunfight at OK Corral. All Black and white classics I think.

i.e. most of you have never seen them.

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Tombstone...cause it's the one i've seen...

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the good the bad and the ugly: excellent

high plains drifter: crap

	15-07-2003 14:18									#19
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Unforgiven

I love this film. I love a protaganist who is actually evil. There was no good or evil in this film. It's a western, but it's modern so it doesn't look outdated.

best soundtrack goes to the good, the bad, and the ugly without a doubt. I love that score. Metallica loved it too, they'd open their concerts with the score of that movie during the showdown at the end.

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Does Westworld count?

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Definitely Unforgiven. I think it was historically inaccurate... werent black people like, persecuted back then?

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not everyone was a racist ya know

But yes, you would have heard the n word thrown around a lot more once he was captured. I think the n word was used back then.

	16-07-2003 07:52									#23
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Outlaw Josey Wales

Big Country

Rustler's Rhapsody.

End of story.....

ACK!

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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly is at the top of my list. Close behind it is The Outlaw Josey Wales. Both just excellent films.

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I think the "Ugly" is as good as "The Good" in that film, and "The bad" doens;t get that mcuh screen time.

Who can hate Tuco, Blondie, and Angel Eyes?

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quote: Originally posted by GePap I think the "Ugly" is as good as "The Good" in that film, and "The bad" doens;t get that mcuh screen time. Who can hate Tuco, Blondie, and Angel Eyes?

I so totally agree. But Tuco sure is ugly!

	16-07-2003 08:11									#27
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Unforgiven was a little too harsh for me. I like my Westerns somewhat easier.

The Good, the Bad and Ugly certainly ranks up there. I also have a soft spot for Hang 'Em High.

What was the one with an old Jimmy Stewart and Henry Fonda? I liked that one a lot, too.

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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov What was the one with an old Jimmy Stewart and Henry Fonda? I liked that one a lot, too.

The Cheyenne Social Club?

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Uh, don't think so... Stewart was an old sheriff who comes out of semi-retirement to defend a town against Fonda's villain...

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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov Uh, don't think so... Stewart was an old sheriff who comes out of semi-retirement to defend a town against Fonda's villain...

Definately not the Cheyenne Social Club. I know the one you are talking about...just can't remember the name.