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Old 01-11-08, 07:24 PM
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The Quick and the Dead (the one with Sharon Stone, Russell Crowe, Gene Hackman, and Leo Dicaprio)
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Has a twist but still a western: Purgatory (1999) w/ Sam Shepard & Randy Quaid.
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Originally Posted by sundog
Dead Man!

The best of the bunch.
1st one that I thought of when I openend the thread.
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no one is going to mention Once Upon a Time in the West???
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Originally Posted by depooter
no one is going to mention Once Upon a Time in the West???
1968 is modern?
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Originally Posted by riotinmyskull
1968 is modern?
Darned right 1968 is modern....



...I was born in 1968! (And I'm modern - I'm certainly not old enough to be "Classic" yet!)
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OK, I LOVE Westerns, so here's a list (confirming many of the selections previously made):

Open Range
Young Guns
Young Guns II
Purgatory
Wyatt Earp
The Quick and the Dead
3:10 To Yuma
Silverado
Pale Rider
The Outlaw Josey Wales


I'm keeping the list to the mid 70's to present. I'd say The Outlaw Josey Wales was one of the first true "Modern Westerns," in style. Pale Rider isn't great (and is a remake of Shane, more or less), but it is pretty good and it's an Eastwood Western so it's definitely worth watching.

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