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Big Trouble in Little China was a great western too. http://youtu.be/JM6Z3wgMNlY
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Sep 7, 2014 19:05
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Nick Rivers posted:Red Baron is a better grocery store frozen pizza. This is true. I like to bake 2 of them and make a divorced dad calzone
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Sep 7, 2014 19:45
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Although every single loving youtube clip has got the same huckleberry/hucklebearer (IT'S A HANDLE ON A COFFIN) argument, this is indeed one of the bossest of films (it's "huckleberry", fyi)
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Sep 7, 2014 20:04
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Guancho posted:I'm you're boysenberry
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Sep 7, 2014 20:24
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WHY IKE, WHATEVER DO YOU MEAN?
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titty fat pizza posted:WHY IKE, WHATEVER DO YOU MEAN? WHY JOHNNY TYLER! YOU MADCAP!
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Sep 7, 2014 21:13
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holliday was such a goon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRVhtVCfzo8
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Artsygrrl posted:Would '3:10 to Yuma' count as a western? i fuckin love this movie
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Yeah 3:10 To Yuma rules. Also Quigley would've been a whole lot loving better without that crazy woman existing and it was just Tom Selleck shooting people with a Sharps and flaunting his amazing mustache. In bad western news, gently caress Appaloosa. You'd think the combo of Ed Harris pistol whipping people and Viggo Mortensen packing a massive shotgun around would be cool but god drat you'd be loving woefully incorrect.
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Sep 7, 2014 21:53
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Was Curly Bill supposed to be gay in this movie? I know his little bud was.
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Sep 7, 2014 21:56
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the good the bad and the weird is a REALLY good korean western if u can catch it on netflix iys a really fun movie nice popcorn flick annd DOPE setpieces
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does no country for old men count as a western also no cuntry for old men is a good gay grampa gently caress flick although it deviated from the book a bit much for my tastes
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A "huckleberry" was a small unit of measure, like saying "a tad." Calling yourself a huckleberry meant being humble like saying "awe shucks I'm not so great." Another phrase was "I'm a huckberry to your persimmon" which meant "I'm not much but I'm just a little better than you." A third use of the word was "I'm just the man you're looking for." So doc was acting humble, saying you weren't much either, saying he was better than you, and that he was just the man to prove it- all at once. A multilevel insult, fyad quality
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Tombstone is a great movie, but I think the greatest western of all time would be The Outlaw Josey Wales. Clint Eastwood at his best.
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Fetus Tree posted:I feel like ned kelly is kind of a western too Ned Kelly was a pretty good movie too, Heath Ledger just acted the hell out of that role
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Criminal Minded posted:Dead Man, The Proposition
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naem posted:A "huckleberry" was a small unit of measure, like saying "a tad." Calling yourself a huckleberry meant being humble like saying "awe shucks I'm not so great." Fake humble, as he was really trying to goad his opponent into shooting first.
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redshirt posted:Fake humble, as he was really trying to goad his opponent into shooting first. It was some high level trolling
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im confused why wasn't this in the OP?
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The Tao Jones posted:Although every single loving youtube clip has got the same huckleberry/hucklebearer (IT'S A HANDLE ON A COFFIN) argument, this is indeed one of the bossest of films (it's "huckleberry", fyi) ooh i tho0ught it meant that he was his huckleberry finn to his tom sawyer
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never watched the movie but in bits and pieces. seems competently made at the very least
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Frostwerks posted:ooh i tho0ught it meant that he was his huckleberry finn to his tom sawyer don't remember huck finn killing tom sawyer tbh
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420DD Butts posted:don't remember huck finn killing tom sawyer tbh ive never seen the movie so 
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Sep 8, 2014 04:47
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I watched this movie a TON while I was a kid, because it was one of the better ones grandpa had on VHS.
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Christmas Miracle posted:i watched tombstone again recently and realized that this guy Don't forget that Billy Bob Thornton was in Tombstone...  ...a few years before he moved to Fargo. 
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Sep 8, 2014 05:14
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fattie bob thornton was cooler
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Capn Beeb posted:In bad western news, gently caress Appaloosa. You'd think the combo of Ed Harris pistol whipping people and Viggo Mortensen packing a massive shotgun around would be cool but god drat you'd be loving woefully incorrect. You are wrong, sir.
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Torka posted:kurt russell shows a goon what's what I'll always remember it took me years to realize the "goon" in question is just a very young and chubby Billy Bob Thornton. Honest to God, I cannot think of a more incredible cast that has ever been assembled for a film. This of course doesn't include movie's like Ocean's 11 or "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" where they cast every famous person ever. Kurt Russell Val Kilmer Bill Paxton Sam Elliott Michael Biehn Powers Boothe Billy Zane Michael Rooker Billy Bob Thornton Thomas Haden Church Stephen Lang Charlton Heston and as Ed "Are We Cross?" Bailey - you guessed it:  MaoistBanker fucked around with this message at 03:51 on Sep 9, 2014 |
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ZombieParts posted:fattie bob thornton was cooler I love the scene when Doc and the Earps are talking in the street and BBT walks up sheepishly with a shotgun. He just stands there afraid to call attention to himself when Doc turns to him and dismissively says, "Oh. Johnny, I apologize. I forgot you were there. You may go now. Leave the shotgun."
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Didn't the real life Earp just straight up go around murdering the Clantons and McLaurys? In the film it depicts him joining the US marshals.
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MaoistBanker posted:I'll always remember it took me years to realize the "goon" in question is just a very young and chubby Billy Bob Thornton. Punc posted:holliday was such a goon Just realized watching that video that Michael Rooker was in this too, didn't recognize him at first with all the hair.
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Rob Roy was a decent spaghetti-Western set in Scotland. I think it suffered from some bad acting (soldiers throwing up their hands and falling over when shot, for instance) but it's still one I like to watch every now and again. It even has the best sword duel I can think of in any movie.
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Verisimilidude posted:I highly suggest the card game BANG!, especially for a party with friends who are into games. this is true also good bad and weird sucks rear end
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clearly the best western is the quick and the dead, the only movie that realized people just want gun fights, and a lot of them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-ApVF8OVxI
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Punc posted:clearly the best western is the quick and the dead, the only movie that realized people just want gun fights, and a lot of them. I'm sorry man I want this to be true also but Sharon Stone ruins that movie. She ruins it four times at least. She can ruin better movies than that.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPVH7rxl6So SO MUCH TENSION
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Drunkboxer posted:Was Curly Bill supposed to be gay in this movie? I know his little bud was. The thespian guy played by Billy Zane seemed like quite the manlover and the deputy played by Jason Priestly was mocked as such. I never got that vibe from Curly Bill though 
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cat doter posted:Tombstone is really good but Wyatt Earp is really, really bad 2 out of three isn't bad since he made "Dances with Wolves" and "Open Range", both of which are awesome westerns.
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MaoistBanker posted:
A Bridge Too Far and The Longest Day would like a word with you.
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