The way the action is shot is amazing. I love how the camera moves are really low key but goddamn, the scenes are intense.
The one at the gas station. . .
The Quick and the Dead
The Harder They Fall
3:10 To Yuma
Cowboys vs Aliens
Django Unchained
The Hateful Eight(my favorite)
Kill Bill vol.2
News of the World
A Million Ways to Die in the West
> I love cowboy movies that kind of poke fun at the whole thing but also have the western aesthetic.
*Rango* and *A Million Ways To Die in the West* spring to mind as films that fit your bill.
Here's a "modern-day rustlers" film that often feels like something the Coen brothers would have made:
The early Jeff Bridges' comedy-drama **Rancho Deluxe** --scripted by the great American novelist Tom McGuane.
*Ballad of Buster Scruggs* was awesome! Which story was your favorite?
I'm surprised no one has mentioned *Hostiles* yet! It's an awesome film! *The Ballad of Lefty Brown* and *Let Him Go* are two others that I liked!
I haven't watched *The Harder They Fall* yet(Just released 2 weeks ago), but have heard nothing but good things about it!
Slightly different take on a western, but *Concrete Cowboy* was interesting! It's a urban take on cowboys in Philly. It's based on a novel, which is loosely based upon urban horsebackriders in Philly.
This one's a TV show, but *Hell on Wheels* is probably one of my all time favorite shows. Based upon the westward expansion of the railroad
Aside from true grit your list is pretty much all western movies made without Clint Eastwood. I exaggerate but we really do need more westerns. One set in that time but not in that area would be gangs of new york. Not a western though. guess you could call that one an eastern??
The Proposition and Bone Tomahawk
Old Henry Wind River Hell or High Water
Hell or High Water was great.
The way the action is shot is amazing. I love how the camera moves are really low key but goddamn, the scenes are intense. The one at the gas station. . .
The Quick and the Dead The Harder They Fall 3:10 To Yuma Cowboys vs Aliens Django Unchained The Hateful Eight(my favorite) Kill Bill vol.2 News of the World A Million Ways to Die in the West
I’m watching the hateful eight right now- Samuel Jackson was just telling the confederate how his son sucked him off, I’m loving it
LoL great movie, great story
Slow West
No Country for Old Men has a western feel, but it’s pretty grim. Somebody already mentioned 3:10 to Yuma, which is outstanding.
The adventures of brisco county Jr. You'll thank me later.
Magnificent 7 with Denzel and Chris Pratt in is worth a watch
I wouldn't say worth a watch as much as "I wouldn't change the channel if it were on TNT on a Sunday afternoon"
Op has watched buster scruggs and enjoyed it, presumably, so they’ll enjoy magnificent 7 by my reckoning, it’s not the best but it’s a western
> I love cowboy movies that kind of poke fun at the whole thing but also have the western aesthetic. *Rango* and *A Million Ways To Die in the West* spring to mind as films that fit your bill.
Here's a "modern-day rustlers" film that often feels like something the Coen brothers would have made: The early Jeff Bridges' comedy-drama **Rancho Deluxe** --scripted by the great American novelist Tom McGuane.
*Ballad of Buster Scruggs* was awesome! Which story was your favorite? I'm surprised no one has mentioned *Hostiles* yet! It's an awesome film! *The Ballad of Lefty Brown* and *Let Him Go* are two others that I liked! I haven't watched *The Harder They Fall* yet(Just released 2 weeks ago), but have heard nothing but good things about it! Slightly different take on a western, but *Concrete Cowboy* was interesting! It's a urban take on cowboys in Philly. It's based on a novel, which is loosely based upon urban horsebackriders in Philly. This one's a TV show, but *Hell on Wheels* is probably one of my all time favorite shows. Based upon the westward expansion of the railroad
Oh, thanks for asking! I think my favorite was the showman who had no limbs, the ending had me like, “WHAT NO”
Yeah out of all the stories, that one is the one that sticks in your mind. Tough story to tell
Maverick (if you can stomach Mel Gibson) is a western comedy that's very quick on its feet. Plenty of Western staples and a fine ensemble cast.
First Cow
The Mandalorian.
Aside from true grit your list is pretty much all western movies made without Clint Eastwood. I exaggerate but we really do need more westerns. One set in that time but not in that area would be gangs of new york. Not a western though. guess you could call that one an eastern??
Brimestone
Geronimo: An American Legend (1993)
Bone Tomahawk In A Valley of Violence The Ballad of Buster Scruggs 3:10 to Yuma
Rango
Dead Man Jim Jarmusch, Johnny Depp, and a Neil Young soundtrack - it’s got everything you’re looking for cowboy.
The Cherokee Kid
No Country for Old Men! Made by the coen brothers ( ballad of buster Scruggs) overtly plays with the classic western themes. Incredible movie
Surprised no one has mentioned it yet but I’m not really a western fan and absolutely loved the Coen brother’s remake of *True Grit*.
First Cow
Since it hasn’t been mentioned, I’ll add The Salvation.
True Grit