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Originally posted by boarman
A few movies come to mind, i personally liked the Clint Eastwood westerns they were good to watch.Also movies like Gunsmoke ,High Noon,The magnificent seven and Unforgiven were some of my favourites.
Just like to hear what other peoples favourites were or the best Western that you think was ever made.
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Young Guns 1&2

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The Rare Breed: Jimmy Stewart

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Hang Em' High!!

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Originally posted by LittleJ
Lonesome Dove, Return to Lonesome Dove, Streets of Laredo, Dead Mans Walk!

The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly- The Outlaw Josey Wales, Two Mules For Sister Sara, PaleRider, A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More!

Red River, The Cowboys, Rio Bravo, Eldorado, Rooster Cogburn, Big Jake, True Grit, Angel and the Bad Man, Cahill- U.S. Marshall, Tall In ...[text shortened]... e, The Undefeated, Hondo, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon, McClintock, Chisum, The Sons of Katie Elder!
Oooh, you mentioned a lot of the ones I thought of!

Was it James Coburn who sang Happy Birthday when he saw the candles for the funeral in ... dang, what was that movie?

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Crocodile Dundee qualifies as aussie western?

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
Do you watch these "American" films while on the "shitter" cutting up the American flag? What a hypocrit! I'd like to watch an Aussie western...if I could find one. Do the Aborigines attack on ponies and give a "war whoop"?
Not all westerns are about slaughering Injuns, doctor. An excellent recent Australian outlaw film would be "The Proposition"--bible-black morality & blood in buckets. I'm convinced you'd love it.

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Posse!

Also the one with Doc Holiday and the two brothers. Tombstone?

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Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
Not all westerns are about slaughering Injuns, doctor. An excellent recent Australian outlaw film would be "The Proposition"--bible-black morality & blood in buckets. I'm convinced you'd love it.
Well said ,i was going to mention that one but you beat me to it.

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
Do you watch these "American" films while on the "shitter" cutting up the American flag? What a hypocrit! I'd like to watch an Aussie western...if I could find one. Do the Aborigines attack on ponies and give a "war whoop"? 🙄
As Bosse de Nage said, The Proposition (2005) is an excellent "Aussie Western". Also, Ned Kelly (2003) is a powerful film. Actually, a movie called Ned Kelly and His Gang was the first motion picture and the first western movie made in the whole world in 1906.The Chant of Jimmy Blacksmith (1978) is a moving look from the Aboriginal standpoint. Hell, even Tom Selleck made a western here called Quigley Down Under (1990). There is Mad Dog Morgan (1976) with Dennis Hopper as well.
The aboriginals of colonial Australia were a stone age people, and ruthlessly abused by the Crown of England. When they were provoked to attack, they were soundless. mutch to the suprise ofthe settlers.

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Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
Not all westerns are about slaughering Injuns, doctor. An excellent recent Australian outlaw film would be "The Proposition"--bible-black morality & blood in buckets. I'm convinced you'd love it.
Somehow, seeing Aussie coyboys roping kangaroos and cookin vegemite over a campfire doesn't appeal to me...keep your movie...

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
Somehow, seeing Aussie coyboys roping kangaroos and cookin vegemite over a campfire doesn't appeal to me...keep your movie...
Did you ever see 'Quigley down under' I think the move was called.

Edit: That's what I get for not reading this thread it has already been mentioned. But anyway it is one of Tom Sellecks best cowboy films. A good one. Heck of a rifle shot. Sharps Rifle.

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
Somehow, seeing Aussie coyboys roping kangaroos and cookin vegemite over a campfire doesn't appeal to me...keep your movie...
No no no...they RIDE the kangaroos and herd crocodiles. You don't know anything about Australia, do you?

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