Fine Westerns. A list.

There is no comparison. Every scene is Photography. This is the Mona Lisa of Western movies.

This movie is genial, surreal and rough. It will stick to your mind for a while. Inevitable. Characterization is fenomenal. Evil set in a world of manure, flies and stench.

...a masterly constructed labyrinth of the Civil War, greed, trust and honor (that is, -none)

Well, how many good westerns have we seen in the last two decades? Much better than it's original.

This is nearly a Western. Actually, it's a Mexicern. A movie in balance, and TLJ gives a real fine touch to this beautiful story about a man teaching another man a lesson.

Hunk? Eli Wallach again? That's coincidence. A remake of the Seven Samurai? That's okay. That very profound 60's feeling and the musical score make up for anything it lacks.

This, actually, is not an excellent movie. The genius is in the tempo and timbre. Watch Phil Defer eat his soup. That's enough.

... is a fine and fluent story about a man looking for his wife. Fine timing. And, a good dose of tongue-in-cheek.

I was disappointed. Most of the movie is over the top and overacted. The ending is far-fetched. Wonder how the Coens got into this. But the girl (Steinfeld) grabbed me. I stayed tuned in just for her. And Damon is very likeable.

Clint is not my hero, but this is a damn fine Western. A man who is losing everything, including himself. No gain in this film.

It's more like a mystery detective. Virtually no one knew a star in Lone Star (I didn't). One of the finest westerns ever. Not photographically, but cinematographically (remember this word for the next birthday party). And, to my memory, only two shots were fired.

Let's say it's a pity there is not much depth and too much sentimentality in this movie. For the rest, a decent western.

Put two bad actors together in a Western and you get... a great movie!

Fun Rock from the old days, I guess. Nice and funny with some twists. The scene with the old lady and the mare is unforgettable.

This movie is good, but slow. Affleck is the real performance. Good with little shooting, and again, very slow.

Clint Eastwood is pretending to be acting like Clint Eastwood. And Gene Hackman.... gad, he has played this role (the lean mean soab) a 100 times b4. Morgan Freeman exactly the same in his role of the clever -i am honestly me- underdog. I do not know where this movie got the high rating from. But it's a very nice story with a fashionable ending, and, I must admit, the girls are real. I mean, real.

Chinese Western. Funny and clever in an difficult sort of way. A very much must see. You may wonder why IMDB had no movie poster here for nearly two years. Eet's veeli meesteliius.

Strange atmosphere, and a very good movie.

Aka The Good the bad and the Weird. A very decent and way over the top Chinese parody. It is also a political statement. It's funny, fast and the photography is good. You'll never forget the big chase in the end.

At first I thought it strange that so many women had seen this semi-western. But it isn't. For it's an epic love story. Not about tough guys, but about romantic men. Montana is very photogenic, evidently.

Great. Classic.

You may argue about the topic Western. Let's call it an Eastern then. All the elements are in it, though. Funny, way over the top, pop culture Chinese with many goofs (deliberate?) in it.

Nice movie with a steady tempo and good humor. But.... Depp is acting like Jack Sparrow. Who will undisneyfy him?

Classic by Peckinpah. Starless. No one should miss this movie. Maybe the goodbye to the genre.

I've always been attracted to Kinski. A strange man. And Trintignant is good at his part. Decent movie.

A vehicle for the Silver Pair, but nevertheless, an essential Western. Musical without singing and with a good amount of humor. Those were the days. Wink wink, need I say more?