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I did not like the directing in "The Shootist". Now, El Derado, was a great one with the DUKE and Dean Martin in it.
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Thelma and Loiuse
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Only the 6th vote for Silverado? I was shocked to see it included on the list. I would have said "Other", but it's way too hard to choose just one, so I just went with what was offered and it was hard not voting for Unforgiven. I was surprised at some of the movies that weren't listed, like anything by Sergio Leone. Huge oversight. No High Noon or Shane. No Pale Rider - best axe-handle fighting scene ever!
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THe number of votes on "other" show how completely this poll fails.
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Yeah, too many films for one poll but still a very good topic.
Personally, I wasn't much moved by Westerns until I saw the Clint Eastwood ones. My favourite out of all of his would have to be The Good, The Bad and The Ugly because it was the first one I watched and was what got me into it really.
Personally, I wasn't much moved by Westerns until I saw the Clint Eastwood ones. My favourite out of all of his would have to be The Good, The Bad and The Ugly because it was the first one I watched and was what got me into it really.
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The three movies that changed the western genre for all time 
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I have always liked Fort Apache.
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What??? Where is the good, the bad and ugly, c'era una volta il west, the wild bunch, high noon, the man who shoot liberty valance...
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Zachariah.........A head of his time, starring don johnson, the ragin cajun, doug kershaw,the james gang w/joe walsh and country joe and the fish
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As I said, this thread fails.
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The only person on here who seems to know what they're talking about. I'm guessing most of these 'western fans' are lean in their years. ( He say's, stroking his beard & sipping his whiskey )