Westerns

[MDK]

Not an American western, but The Proposition is really good. All the greatness of a western, but without the Yanks >_>

[RPS]

No Country for Old Men is probably the only Western that I've ever enjoyed as an adult. As a kid, I loved the Dirty Harry series and the Good, The Bad, The Ugly.

Dirty Harry isn't that just a crime film series? With no film remotely being in the old west even though it stars Clint?

Probably why I enjoyed them as a kid, because I just assumed it was a Western until I googled it, haha.

[Benjamin]

Not an American western, but The Proposition is really good. All the greatness of a western, but without the Yanks >_>

Oh yes, this so much.

[Monkey D. Lars]

Pale Rider was awesome!

[I Don't Mind]

I'll suggest a good Western that isn't likely to show up on anyone's MUST SEE list but is still pretty quality.

Two Mules for Sister Sara.

From wikipedia: An American mercenary (Clint Eastwood) gets mixed up with a nun (Sister Sara: Shirley MacLaine) and aids a group of Juarista rebels during the puppet reign of Emperor Maximilian in Mexico

[Jimmy]

The Wild Bunch is brilliant, and I'll be surprised if any Western ever tops that. Butch Cassidy is so great, but The Wild Bunch is on a different level. 

[Thrilla]

No Name on the Bullet is a favourite of mine.

For a modern one, The Quick and the Dead is easy to watch.

[Monkey D. Lars]

I Just saw the cast of How the West was won and its amazing. ..

[Monkey D. Lars]

Slow West was a good little new Western!

[Benjamin]

Go and watch the Salvation :@