Badass Duels

[@lawrencemckenzie7556]

I have enjoyed watching then rewatching Shane over and over again since I was a kid.

[@222good]

I disliked Shane when it came out and never watched it again since! I doubt if I ever will!

[@JohnnyKray]

Shane was a VERY good movie, but it was one of those that you either loved or hated. I thought it was well made and it's always good seeing Jack Palance as a bad guy! Shane: "I've heard you're a low down Yankee liar" Wilson: "Prove it"

[@mathewgmarsac5648]

"The Big Country"! Perhaps the greatest western ever filmed! The music is terrific too!

[@DrFrankNStein-sf2ww]

Jean Simmons as Julie Maragon also added to the movie. 😉

[@davidbrown386]

Jean Simmons ( my favorite British actress) always improves a film. Watch her in A Clouded Yellow with Trevor Howard

[@mathewgmarsac5648]

@ Ms Simmons was a true beauty!

[@DrFrankNStein-sf2ww]

​@@davidbrown386 That's the movie were she is on the run with a former secret service agent, isn't it ? Great movie, i like your taste.

[@bobmorgan1575]

"My mistake, four coffins."

[@charylliss3741]

Absolutely my favorite, This ain't Dodge City and you ain't Bill Hickock❤

[@edwinsharp9447]

Also, James Coburn in The Magnificent Seven, dual at the railyard.

[@karenthompson1663]

The duel in Quigley is the best! Alan Rickman was good as a bad man and who doesn’t like Tom Selleck😄

[@richardbouchard1716]

Also like “The Man who Shot Liberty Valence”

[@regsmith7604]

Shane, The Gunfighter and The Tin Star. Those are my favorites.😊

[@julioizaguirre2517]

Gary Cooper and Randolph Scott are out of this world...

[@famouspeople63]

Yes, Western royalty!

[@tiffsaver]

I have to cast my vote for Allan Ladd in "Shane." Simple, deadly, and bad ass.

[@weejim48]

All great movies and great shoot outs, I particularly like Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday, it’s that confident smile like it’s all a game. 👍

[@famouspeople63]

While sweating through his tuberculosis, incredible scene.

[@charleseldridge9365]

1969 True Grit!

[@royals24u]

"all right lunger, let's do it" ...lol .. love it.

[@JamesWhite-lj3jm]

The word was actually "lunger" as Holliday had TB.

[@royals24u]

@@JamesWhite-lj3jm - you are correct, my apologies.

[@bravehome4276]

Some fine ones here. One I'd include, the quasi-gunfight near the end of My Name is Nobody between Nobody and Jack. "I told you your life was hanging by a thread."

[@DavidAndy-k2m]

One of the best has got to be Shane

[@genelord2693]

Shane! The best!

[@davidbrown386]

Wrangler: I am happy you included Vera Cruz, the Cooper/Lancaster duel is one of the best ever. One highly underrated duel was Fess Parker and Jeff Chandler in The Jayhawkers!

[@ludwigderzanker9767]

But somehow one could think Lancaster would beat Coop easily ...

[@frankgesuele6298]

Once Upon A Time in the West is Operatic & Sergio Leone's masterpiece 🏆

[@78tag]

1:25 - unrealistic but it sure was satisfying 3:00 - needed more context 3:50 - follow up to some really well done scenes 5:16 - early days of the better shoot outs 6:20 - one of the best opening scenes of any movie 7:02 - classic Eastwood 7:52 - (dido - love the background audio) 8:55 - great humor 9:21 - would be so-so if not for Eastwood 9:47 - some of the early western hero standards 10:36 - difficult not to place this one among the best 11:22 - more accurate depiction of a "duel" 12:37 - can't say I would have left this one out either 13:17 - excellent example of the 'Lancaster dramatics"

[@warrenhardie163]

Im definitely rewatching these

[@Jesusfreak-m3x]

About the baddest duel I have ever seen was the last ten minutes of "The Quick and The Dead" that sequence is worth the rental of the whole movie.

[@milescoburn1845]

Some really great ones. My favorite is Kevin Costner’s Charley Waite vs. Kim Coates’ Butler in “Open Range” (2003). Short, and completely subverts expectations. Charley: You the one killed our friend? Butler: That's right. I shot the boy, too. And I enjoyed it.

[@dennisyoung4631]

The sentiments expressed (by Butler) were probably commonplace in real life…

[@DrFrankNStein-sf2ww]

The best duels are in "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs". 🤣😂😅😁😇 "Sir, it seems you are no better judge of human beeings than you are a specimen of one !" They still owe us a full Buster Scruggs movie ! Tombstone: Dang, Michael Biehn should have brought his M41 Pulse Rifle.

[@normanmcdermid1951]

I like the Alan Lad shootout.

[@AllanMills-o9y]

Brings back memories seen most of the movies At Gympie Queensland 9pennies to get into movies

[@maureencora1]

Burt Lancaster Duels in "Lawman"

[@richardmatthews1358]

that was a great western

[@maureencora1]

@@richardmatthews1358 Touche' (smile)

[@sidwalker4194]

Wow! A video w/o a single John Wayne clip.

[@DavidAndy-k2m]

The dog slipping away

[@garysmith8276]

What happened? The Unforgiven. Certainly maybe the best one of all.

[@markdixon4775]

liked the end scene in pale rider too but would have made too many Eastwood clips

[@nomadpi1]

You missed the shoot-out at the end of HOMBRE.

[@russellreading-xi7fe]

Also see Kris K & Jack elam In Peckinpah's PG & BTK .. back to ba back and 10 paces .. Billy turned on 3 and waited for Jack to cheat ..bang .. "that wasn't ten hoss " erk I never could count Billy ". Some great and twisted morality.

[@curtisaudis1439]

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[@johnfitzsimons9807]

Shane

[@44dogstar]

Josey Wales.

[@pogos6633]

When they cut away just before he draws. Pretty weak

[@antoniobruck9724]

funny: not one name written correctly.

[@emmanuelortiz6190]

Im you huckleberry is the best

[@Outlaw-of2lt]

The dirty outlaws the mercenary Franco Nero and Jack balance shoot the living and pray for dead with Klaus Kinski the quick and the dead and Django 1966 and blade thanks for the list it was nice

[@Outlaw-of2lt]

A man named blade sorry

[@shj2000]

I cant stand the voice over narration.

[@boblynch7348]

Where is "High Noon"?

[@Voxguitarsrock]

Meadow scene from True.grit anyone?