Westerns

[Irish Scouse]

Its a strange film and quite brutal. Clint actually rapes a woman at the start of the film.

It was his first Western as a director i believe. Quite a way to start it off.

 

[JP Woody]

It was his first Western as a director i believe. Quite a way to start it off.

No it wasnt,it was made in 1973. He made the Dollars films in the mid 60s and he was in the 50s western TV series Rawhide.

His first major western was A fist full of dollars. 1963

One of my favorite sequences from the film High Plains Drifter.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8sNeozweTM"]YouTube- Shave and a hot bath.[/ame]

 

[Irish Scouse]

No it wasnt,it was made in 1973. He made the Dollars films in the mid 60s and he was in the 50s western TV series Rawhide.

His first major western was A fist full of dollars. 1963

e directed A fist full of Dollars? Didnt know that :O
Are you sure it wasnt his first directed western? I was almost sure it was.

 

[JP Woody]

e directed A fist full of Dollars? Didnt know that :O
Are you sure it wasnt his first directed western? I was almost sure it was.

My mistake,i never seen the directed bit. :$

 

[Irish Scouse]

My mistake,i never seen the directed bit. :$

You must have quoted during my editing to clear any confusions

 

[thfc_09]

no country for old men is quality if you class that as a western

 

[Chaz Sexington]

Aside from the classics, I'll go for Django il Bastardo and the Wild Bunch.

 

[Shay Given]

not that big into westers but i thought young guns 1 & 2 were very good

 

[JP Woody]

Anyone seen a film called Westworld? A real classic.

 

[Irish Scouse]

Anyone seen a film called Westworld? A real classic.

I have, It was a weird old film with that sci-fi side to it. You see the sequel, Futureworld? It was major fail. Only one original character returned.

 

[Anthony]

Tombstone was brilliant.
Val Kilmer stole the show as Doc Holliday.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_6Xhyusw94"]YouTube- Doc Holliday - Tombstone (Three Funny Scenes)[/ame]