Is this truly the best western ever made or is it just overrated?
Is this truly the best western ever made or is it just overrated?
Angel Evans
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Anthony Anderson
Anything rated highly can be called overrated; it only takes the one idiot to say it.
Also that's not Once Upon a Time in the West
Dominic Hill
that's all that needs to be said
Gabriel Diaz
i think unforgiven is better.
Jason Parker
It's up there, but not the best. See pic.
Aiden Ward
it is truly the best, but if you haven't watched it as a kid it won't have the same effect probably
Elijah Scott
Correction: see a fistful of dollars and for a few dollars more first. I didn't like GBU at first until I went back and watched those two.
Lucas Scott
This is my deserted island cowboy kino pick the other dollar tril are great in their own way but you get a different experience each movie
Robert Thomas
It's not even the best movie in the Dollars trilogy. That being said it's an amazing film
Lincoln Martinez
Adam Morales
While that is technically true, it's kind of silly to imply you need to watch it as a kid.
It's a great film at any age, you just won't have any nostalgia for it
Also as a kid I fucking hated Westerns
Dylan Cox
That's not how you spell 'The Outlaw Josey Wales'
Oliver Campbell
A Fistful of Dollars is just the best Yojimbo ripoff out of many.
For a Few Dollars More isn't even good. It's corny and anti-climactic.
Sebastian Harris
Plebs pretend to like it, pseuds and contrarians call it overrated plebeian trash, true intellectuals know it's the best.
Mason Murphy
It ain't like it used to be, but... it'll do
Lincoln Carter
I dont know if its the best western ever
Its definitely a great film however.
John Walker
It's truly the best western ever made and it's not overrated.
Easton Bennett
Here are the top 5 westerns for you lads. Anyone who disagrees is wrong.
In no particular order
The Wild Bunch
The Magnificent Seven
Unforgiven
For a Few Dollars More
Young Guns
David Lewis
One of the best movie making stories comes from the Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
Leona had the Spanish army giving him the hand in making the sets, playing as extras and so on. The big scene, where the bridge was to be exploded used army engineers, who were taking care of the explosion. The bridge was also purposefully built for the scene by the army.
Now, come the filming day, the man in charge of the explosion assured to Leone all would go as planned, as he had to only give a sign to blow up the bridge. Leone was happy and they went to their locations, only for the dude in charge give the sign too early before any of the cameras were rolling.
Leone was angry as hell, as you might imagine. So to make things right, the army agreed to re-build the bridge, which would take a couple of weeks.
The shooting continued on another location while the bridge was re-built. After it was done, the crew returned and the bridge was blown up again, this time with the cameras rolling.
Jason Richardson
i liked for a few dollars more more, had more darkness to it and volonté was a wonderful unmatched villain
Cameron Sanders
High noon is a peak comfy western
Gavin Sanchez
Not overrated, but it's also not High Plains Drifter.
Ethan Cook
eh, it's a nice little story but hardly "one of the best"
Benjamin Taylor
Do you realize how big of a fuck up that was? They build a bridge, a real sized bridge in order to blow it up only to do so with no cameras rolling.
Jason Rivera
You're thinking of Tropic Thunder and that happened in the movie, not on set