My Western Movie List

[Scott]

I needed to seperate my genre's to organize them better. Here are the Westerns that  I haven't seen yet. You have to love the titles of the Speghetti Westerns at the bottom.

Cheyenne Autumn
Cimarron
Bandido
The Man From Laramie
Bandolero
The Tin Star
The Naked Spur
Duel at Diablo
Hour of the Gun
Commanche Station
Westbound
Buchanan Rides Alone
Decision at Sundown
The Tall T
Seven Men from Now
Rooster Cogburn
Cahill: U.S. Marshall
Rio Lobo
Mclintlock
Chism
The Undefeated
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
How the West was Won
McCabe and Mrs Miller
Cable Hogue
Mountain Men
 A Town Called Hell
Purgatory  
The Angel and the Badman
Stagecoach
Support Your Local Sheriff
Support Your Local Gunfighter
Nevada Smith
Lonesome Dove
Destry Rides Again
Ox Bow Incident
El Topo
Blazing Saddles (Believe it or not, I've only seen parts of this)
Major Dundee
Escape from Fort Bravo
Ride the High Country
The Big Country
Villa Rides

Italian Westerns that I still have to find are:

A Bullitt for the General
The Great Silence
Companeros
Keoma
Fist Full of Lead (a.k.a. Get your Coffins Ready, Sartana is Coming)
Texas, Adios
Four of the Apocalypes
Sabata
Django Prepare a Coffin
Bandidos
Los Amigos
Adios Sabata
Have a Good Funeral, Sartana Will Pay
Boot Hill
The Smell of Onion
Cut-Throats Nine
A Bullit for Sandoval
Django Strikes Again
Django The Bastard
Blood for a Silver Dollar
Winnetou - Last of the Renegades
Winnetou - The Desperado Trail
Blood and Guns
Johnny Oro
Jonathan of the Bears
The Stranger and the Gunfighter
Revenge of a Gunfighter
Blood at Sundown
Today It's Me
Massacre Time
Cemetary Without Crosses
Any Gun Can Play
The Price of Death
Life is Tough, eh Providence
Viva Django
The Five Man Army
Trinity is Back
Day of Anger
Ballad of Django
Old Shatterhand
Pistol for Ringo
The Return of Ringo
Sartana in Death Valley
If You Meet Sartana, Pray for Your Death
Seven Winchesters for a Massacre
The Big and the Bad
I'll Dig Your Grave
Drop Them or I'll Shoot
God Forgives......I Don't

Here are a few others that I'd like to see, but they don't exactly fit the list

Birth of a Nation (Film History)
The Long Ships
Johnny Got His Gun
Old Gringo

97 films and only 23 of them can I find at the rental store. I have a long way to go.

[mookieflukie]

I saw D'Jango, it was pretty good.

You should see some of Kurosawas Samurai Westerns. Those are damn good.

(Yojimbo, Sanjuro, The Seven Samurai, others...)


Mookieflukie-

[The Burgomaster]

An interesting note about ANGEL AND THE BADMAN: the movie WITNESS, starring Harrison Ford, is VERY, VERY similar. Watch it and see what I mean.

[Neville]

Woah, that's a hell of a list. Did you happen to find that italian western we talked about months ago? It was "Face to face", by Sergio Collima and starring Gian Maria Volonte. I found it damn good.

[Scott]

Thanks, I thought that was a Thomas Millian film under a different title, ok I'll add Face to Face this to the list.

[Scott]

Well, I'm really on a Western marathon this week. Caught GUNMAN'S WALK (1958) which is a very good western starring Van Heflin and Tab Hunter. Solid and interesting drama that is kinda like GIANT. How is it that westerns can produce so many good films in a single genre.

TRAIN ROBBERS (1903) - Thats right, this film was made 100 years ago and they showed it today on Encore Western Channel. The film is only 10 minutes long. Neat piece of film history.

THE DESPERADOS (1969) - Starring Jack Palance in a film that is about as bad as GOD'S GUN, but if your a JACK PALANCE fan you must really see this one. This guy is insane.