Best Western

I'd say either Once Upon a Time in the West or The Outlaw Josey Wales.

 

For a Few Dollars More is my personal favourite.

 

Appaloosa with Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen is my favorite. Then Open Range. I have to watch the older stuff though.

 

Young Guns.

Yes I'm joking.

 

I do like a good Western. Watched a lot of them over the years with my Dad. My pick has to go to The Good, the bad and the ugly. Probably the greatest final scene in a Western, classic score, the whole feel of the film. Personal favourite of mine is Unforgiven.

 

Unforgiven is my favorite

 

Because you'e only watched two others...A Fistful Of Dollars and The Good, The Bad & The Ugly (the latter being the best of the three).


So you've double-failed.

 

Wrong forum. If you want to talk about hotels take it to Fracture Ward.

 

I've never been a big fan of Westerns, personally, I did really like Tombstone though.

 

"The good, the bad and the ugly".

 

the 3rd is too long though...if it was 2 hours long it would be the best one hands down, but Few Dollars More has a strong case

 

Word. GBU has a very slow and tedious stretch with the whole civil war business....if not for that it would probably have been the best one. It’s remembered for the iconic ending in the cemetery, which is the greatest ending of any western (and also for the dynamic between blondie and tuco) but it had some weak boring stretches too. Few dollars more though is very underrated. Great story, great characters and great ending. I love the fact that two rival bounty hunters teamed up to take out Indios gang

 

GBU clearly a better and more substantial film

The five best to me are GBU, High Noon, Outlaw Josey Wales, Once Upon A Time In The West and Unforgiven

 

There's nothing clear about it. Few Dollars more is an exceptional film. Perhaps you need to watch it again.

Still there's no wrong answer as long as the answer is a film that involves Clint Eastwood.

 

No sorry... Few Dollars More is a serviceable action film with numerous ludicrous scenes

GBU is vastly better written and better acted

 

GBU has a more robust story and yes...I can agree on the acting, especially the scenes involving Eli Walach. BUT...GBU was too long winded in the middle and Few Dollars more had the better set pieces overall (The hat shooting confrontation, the pocket watch countdown confrontations, infiltration of Indio's gang, Mortimer's joining of the gang and then the final sequence with Eastwood and Van Cleef against the gang). You need to watch it again punk. That film is grossly underrated.

 

NO CUNT YOU ARE WRONG

 

Tombstone

 

In other words, your attention'span is short but on reality you've no clue about what makes a great
movie.
Fistful Of Dollars and For A Few Dollars More never get mentioned in 'Greatest Westerns' debates like, ever

"Ohhhh Mommy...I'm borrrred with that movie.
Put the other one on...FF to the bit where Clint Eastwood and the other man keep shooting each others hats into the air!
Again Mommy, again!!
(Bang! click Bang! click Bang! Rat-a-tat-a-tat...BOOM! ARRRRGGGH!!!)

You dumb fuck.
If you had dynamite for brains, you wouldn't be able to blow your hat off yo head.

 

Tombstone is corny as fuck

 

shut up.

 

LOL that is as dumb as calling The Godfather a goofy film.

 

No, cunt

The film is chock full of ham-fisted acting and preposterous dialogue

Now die in a fire, you oblivious nonce cunt

 

Look at these scenes from "For a few dollars more". This film kills all other westerns.

 

No just stop

This is like saying "Another Stakeout" is one of the best detective films ever

 

"Another stakeout." Lol.

 

Seemed like extra harsh... "Stakeout" wasn't enough