Top 25 BEST Westerns Ever Made

[@AVAPopCulture]

Top 25 BEST Westerns Ever Made! Pop that tape in, I got you, let's go do this! If you are interested in purchasing ANY of the movies on my list, or in the video, please consider using my LINKS BELOW! It costs nothing and Helps Support the channel! UNFORGIVEN 4k - amzn.to/4fX6Vog DJANGO UNCHAINED - amzn.to/410LQow YOUNG GUNS 4k - amzn.to/3B1DHWa TRUE GRIT 1969 - amzn.to/3Z8aVeL TRUE GRIT 2010 - amzn.to/4i7AepF MAGNIFICIENT 7 (2016) 4k - amzn.to/3Z6Noe6 MAGNIFICIENT 7 (1960) 4k - amzn.to/496f4o3 CITY SLICKERS - amzn.to/41cJ3IK BLAZING SADDLES 4k - amzn.to/3Opa8RH DANCES WITH WOLVES - amzn.to/3CJgkkF WINCHESTER 73 - amzn.to/4fBPBoR GREAT DEALS! PARAMOUNT SCARES VOL 1 4k (5 films) $47 amzn.to/4eETWGD PARAMOUNT SCARES VOL 2 4k (4 films) $47 amzn.to/3AMXUPv ALL HAUNTS BE OURS by SEVERIN - amzn.to/3YNBlCg ROCKY 4k - amzn.to/4fOwnfo DUTCH - amzn.to/4ga7xHd ADDAMS FAMILY VALUES 4k - amzn.to/3Ogi3Rb THE BLIND SIDE - amzn.to/3CqiR35 BLACK FRIDAY - amzn.to/4ga7HOP THANKSGIVING 4k - amzn.to/4fQQoSv MEET THE FOCKERS - amzn.to/3CylG2b THE BIG CHILL - amzn.to/3UR2hQa RISKY BUSINESS 4k - amzn.to/48Ld2tc TO DIE FOR 4k - amzn.to/3Z1TOMB MULLHOLLAN DR. 4k - amzn.to/3Z1VkOK THE OTHERS 4k - amzn.to/3YKzwpx BLUE VELVET 4k - amzn.to/3YIM5ln VIDEODROME 4k - amzn.to/4fInBQa PRINCESS BRIDE 4k - amzn.to/4fKdN8k REPO MAN 4k - amzn.to/4foDlYP DAZED and CONFUSED 4k - amzn.to/4hNu3XE NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD 4k - amzn.to/3UQq0jz AFTER HOURS 4k - amzn.to/3UPRoy6 SOME LIKE IT HOT - amzn.to/4etLMkn BULL DURHAM - amzn.to/3YLCuKv THE BREAKFAST CLUB - amzn.to/4fkPP3u FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH - amzn.to/3UJbdXN WALL-E 4k - amzn.to/3UQAIqd ARSENIC AND OLD LACE - amzn.to/3USCNC5 MENACE TO SOCIETY 4k - amzn.to/3UPy83U MEAN STREETS 4k - amzn.to/48TPEKd Criterion Movies I am still looking to add to my collection: BLOW OUT 4k - amzn.to/4exlDB3 THE SHAPE OF WATER 4k - amzn.to/3CsYSRp DOUBLE INDEMNITY 4k - amzn.to/3CBmFP0 IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT - amzn.to/3ULmaIn THELMA AND LOUISE 4k - amzn.to/3CBmKlM GODZILLA 4k - amzn.to/3Cr2fIx PEEPING TOM 4k - amzn.to/4g4IVj5 THE BIG CHILL - amzn.to/3UR2hQa PUNCH DRUNK LOVE - amzn.to/415BNyH BOUND 4k - amzn.to/4fLOv9w FIVE EASY PIECES - amzn.to/4hJkTvn STRAW DOGS - amzn.to/3Z5zFp0 ROSEMARY'S BABY - amzn.to/3YPH7mH SCANNERS - amzn.to/40GbEWR THE GRADUATE- amzn.to/3AJrp4F BLOOD SIMPLE 4k - amzn.to/4fOhcTE BROADCAST NEWS - amzn.to/3Cl2d4T VAMPYRE - amzn.to/4esm53t MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO - amzn.to/4fn5Y8A THE LIFE AQUATIC - amzn.to/4hOkAzt BRUCE LEE GREATEST HITS BOXSET - amzn.to/3UVamn5 TIME BANDITS 4k - amzn.to/48MXZzl

[@benbelzer8303]

Thanks again for these Western recommendations. I'm watching The Magnificent Seven tonight. I look forward to The Wild Bunch too! 😊 I watched the trailers.

[@eugenerawls2963]

Top 5 best Western 5. The man who shot liberty valance 1962 4. Stagecoach 1939 3. Blazing saddles 1974 2. The man from Monterey 1933 1. A fistful of dollars 1964 🎥🎞👍♥️

[@benbelzer8303]

Stagecoach is a must!

[@cobwebschannel]

Love it man, so glad you did this! I'm kind of a nerd for '50s westerns and haven't seen a lot of the modern stuff, so we definitely have very different lists. Like, I've never seen Young Guns! Have you seen Rio Bravo or The Searchers? Two of my top favorites.

[@AVAPopCulture]

yep! 2 good ones! I was talking to my mom about The Searchers when I was doing this list! Wayne and Natalie Wood in a John Ford western! do yourself a favor and watch Young Guns!!! Keifer Southerland was hot off of The Lost Boys...it is a fun one...so funny talking about "modern movies" that are now 35yrs old or more isnt it? lol

[@benbelzer8303]

The Searchers was one of my top 5!

[@dankairgadam8841]

1. The Searchers (the apex of the genre) 2. Unforgiven (Eastwood's closing statement on the genre) 3. Once Upon a Time in the West (Leone's farewell to the myth of the American west) 4. Stagecoach (the one that started it all) 5. The Good the Bad and the Ugly (biggest most ambitious western ever) 6. Shane 7. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance 8. High Noon 9. The Gunfighter 10. My Darling Clementine 11. 3:10 to Yuma (2007) 12. 3:10 to Yuma (1957) 13. The Outlaw Josie Wales 14. Winchester '73 15. For a Few Dollars More 16. Red River 17. Dead Man 18. The Naked Spur 19. Hombre 20. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 21. The Ox-Bow Incident 22. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre 23. Dances with Wolves 24. One Eyed Jacks 25. A Fistful of Dollars

[@spacelion4763]

I watched The Searchers a few months ago and just could not get into it for some reason

[@sonnercampbell1702]

Some of my favorite Westerns 1. Once Upon a Time in The West 2. The Wild Bunch 3. The Quick and The Dead 4. True Grit (2010) 5. Blazing Saddles 6. The Good The Bad and The Ugly 7. The Lone Ranger (2013) 8. Stagecoach (1939) 9. Rio Bravo 10. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

[@AVAPopCulture]

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance is damn good!

[@sonnercampbell1702]

The Wild Bunch is my “on any given day” favorite movie; like any movie lover, my favorites list is constantly changing and shifting like a roiling river, but ask me out of the blue what my favorite movie is and it’s probably The Wild Bunch. As a kid who grew up on 80’s and 90’s action movies, watching The Wild Bunch and seeing how Peckinpah filmed action scenes, and how he used slow motion gave me one of my biggest “ohh… that’s where that comes from” moments

[@lancehilton3984]

Hunt around your local Walmarts. I found the 4K Shout Factory Magnificent 7 Steelbook for $25. Great video! My favorite western always bounces between The Searchers and Rio Bravo.

[@wvbigbeef4278]

I can not believe no Lonesome Dove on that list!!! One of the greatest novels ever written as well. There are so many great westerns, tough list.

[@jcrashmore]

One of my favorites as well but I’m going to give him a pass since technically that’s a mini series.

[@DerykRonk]

It’s a show so it didn’t qualify

[@handsomestik]

Great category. I throw it in the realm of Samurai films. 5. Open Range 4. McClintock 3. High Noon 2. Tombstone 1. Butch Cassidy and Sundance kid

[@benbelzer8303]

I took a film class in college and High Noon is one that I remember we watched. We learned that in most films the enemies enter the scene from one side and the good guy coming from the other. I forget now which sides are which. 😊 🔔I looked it up, the enemies come from the right side of the screen "downstage" and the hero stands center stage.

[@ClellBiggs]

Yeah, Tombstone is my favorite too. Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday is one of the best roles I've ever seen.

[@AVAPopCulture]

@@ClellBiggs Val stoled that film!

[@benbelzer8303]

I've watched your list, these past 10 days, and thanks again! I made my own top ten out of what you provided, plus some that I came across or knew about already. Also, I'm really surprised I wasn't as crazy about The Searchers after re-watching as an adult, it was one my dad watched a lot growing up, it came off a bit corny to me. I also didn't pick any Clint Eastwood, I wasn't as crazy about The Outlaw Josey Wales as I thought I'd be, but it might be because Civil War movies aren't my thing. And I am REALLY surprised that Jimmy Stewart out-did John Wayne on my list!! I haven't watched Westerns in YEARS and I really didn't know Jimmy Stewart did Westerns, my dad was a John Wayne kinda guy growing up, and he still is but he doesn't watch Westerns much anymore. Also, I just now caught you say that Winchester '73 is coming out in February on 4k from Criterion, and February is my birthday month! How fitting that my top pick is coming out in such a unique way for my birthday! Lol. I had never seen it until you mentioned it here and I was simply blown away at how good it was. So, thanks again. And one more thing, I liked how so many movies focused on the Cheyenne and Comanche, I never knew very much about either of them. From 10 to 1, 1 being my favorite: 10. Hostiles (2017) 9. Tombstone (1993) 8. Stagecoach (1939) 7. True Grit (1969) and the new one 6. 3:10 to Yuma (2007) and the original 5. Mackenna's Gold (1969) 4. The Far Country (1954) 3. Magnificent Seven (1960) 2. Cheyenne Autumn (1964) 1. Winchester '73 (1950)

[@AVAPopCulture]

solid list!!!!

[@benbelzer8303]

@@AVAPopCulture Thanks 🤠

[@benbelzer8303]

@@AVAPopCulture And one reason I think I like Winchester '73 so much is it has that same look as a show I loved when I was a kid called "Riders in the Sky". That Southwest, tall Cacti 🌵 background. And Joe Bob Briggs show had that same image too, he was even dressed very similar as the four men from Riders. 🙂 Riders was such a fun show!!! It was on CBS on Saturdays from 1991-92. The men on that show are an actual quartet group and they still perform to this day. 🤠🌵🎻.

[@midlevelmedia]

A western video! Hell yeah!

[@AVAPopCulture]

heck yeah man! love them! actually had a very hard time narrowing it down to 25 LOL

[@Horrorgirl-dv3ou]

I love so many of those westerns you chose I also love Rio Bravo I used to watch westerns with my parents and grandparents sorry about your gran 💕

[@AVAPopCulture]

I am glad you watched those westerns with your family, those are some of my favorite memories. and thank you :)

[@benbelzer8303]

Rio Bravo is a great one! 😊

[@beccac5259]

Loved that list! I grew up with westerns on TV a good bit. Especially tv shows such as Gunsmoke. I have not seen, yet, Winchester '73. That really interests me because of the tales surrounding the Winchester House. I have watched many documentaries about that. The Winchester might be a cursed object lol. I'm so happy Tombstone was #1! Val Kilmer is such a GREAT actor!! I loved him playing all those characters in the movie The Saint!! I was in such awe. Top Secret & The Doors show his singing skills too! BTW, isn't that the same hat you wore in 1 or 2 of your movies? Nice hat & way cool.

[@AVAPopCulture]

I think if you know the stories about the winchester house and you are a horror fan, you cannot help be see the horror movie vibes and leanings in Winchester 73! I will certainly get the 4k when it comes out!

[@JediMindTrix420]

Here's my top 25 Westerns 1.Tombstone 2.Unforgiven 3.Pale Rider 4.Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid 5.True Grit(original) 6.The Outlaw Josey Wales 7.Hostiles 8.Dances with Wolves 9.Django Unchained 9.Jeremiah Johnson 10.For a Few Dollars More 11.The Good,The Bad, and The Ugly 12.A Fistful of Dollars 13.Young Guns 14.True Grit(remake) 15.Open Range 16.3:10 to Yuma 17. The Hateful Eight 18.The Last of the Mohicans 19.Old Henry 20.Silverado 21.Appaloosa 22.Young Guns 2 23.The Revenant 24.High Plains Drifter As for number 25, I'll end with a comedy that you didn't mention. Back to the Future part 3.

[@US_Joe]

Fantastic post - well done - thoroughly enjoyed. Thanks my friend 👍👍👍👍👍

[@AVAPopCulture]

@@US_Joe thank you!

[@Allan-Thubten-Sherab]

Some of my favorite westerns are: 1. Young guns 2 2. Young guns 3. The good the bad and the ugly 4. A fistful of dollars 5. Unforgiven 6. Django unchained 7. The hateful eight 8. Blazing saddle 9. Soldier blue 10. Dances with wolves

[@AVAPopCulture]

solid! very solid!

[@Rozzyc1976]

A Bullet For The General, Hannie Caulder, The Great Silence, They Call Me Trinity, Trinity Is Still My Name, The Professionals, McCabe & Mrs Miller, Django (1966), Ace High (1968), One-Eyed Jacks, Sabata, Shane, The Mask Of Zorro, Zorro (1975), The Three Amigos are some of my favorite. And I think you meant The Outlaw Josey Wales.

[@TonyThompson1981]

"Did... Did.. Did you see the size of that chicken?" Excellent list. Young Guns and Tombstone are some of my all time favorite movies. I live an hour and a half away from Tombstone and visit often. But my all time favorite western is High Plains Drifter. I think it's just the perfect western. As a kid I thought it was called Paint The Town Red and I'd ask my dad if we could watch Paint The Town Red all the time.

[@AVAPopCulture]

did you see the size of that cockadoodle-gawdamn-doo!? lol

[@beyondz55]

For me Unforgiven is the GOAT. Also TGTBTU. High Plains Drifter is an underrated Eastwood. Love that film.

[@whysoblutube]

That Tombstone extended or director’s cut is awesome. It gives more closure to Kate’s character and you actually get to see what led up to what happened to McMasters. Among a few other tidbits.

[@AVAPopCulture]

@whysoblutube I cannot wait to get time to watch it!!

[@sallyannchappell5671]

I really liked this list and your choices were spot on! I had to study Unforgiven at university so that is a favourite of mine. You don’t have Pale Rider but that is definitely on mine. And just to be a little controversial, Doris Day’s Calamity Jane with honourable mentions to Annie Get Your Gun , Flaming Star, Cat Ballou and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, yeh, the Western Musical sub genre gets my vote. Canada has westerns too, well that’s what I think and my nod goes to The Black Robe, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence has to be right up on my list too. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly also star studded and The Quick and the Dead is where I learned what a trumpet shot was.

[@AVAPopCulture]

thank you!! and I like the quick and the dead! very stylized!

[@Hoosier-gen-x]

Great list! I would have to put Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid on mine. Also check out One Eyed Jacks with Marlon Brando …. Hidden Gem

[@Seather17]

Saw the title and instantly thought of Tombstone. Tombstone would probably come in number 2 for me behind Hateful Eight. I really want a 4k of both of those.

[@anthonymerchant2597]

I was never into Westerns myself, but I do have a few exceptions like Tombstone, Young Guns, and Unforgiven. Even my partner liked Tombstone, and she usually hates westerns. It's about the only one I have had in my DVD collection for ages. BTW, my copy of Brazil from Criterion came in today, and I'm actually impressed with the entire quality of the package. I plan on watching it after I get dinner this evening. You're really going to need to check it out sometime. It's a master class in film making from a film legend that stars a few notable people like Bob Hoskins and Robert Deniro.

[@AVAPopCulture]

I am sure I'll be watching it soon, I plan to maybe start sprinkling in a series where I watch and review different people's criterion closet picks and lots of them pick it lol

[@ahaubert80]

This is a quality list. I think everything in your Top 25 would make my Top 50. I haven’t thought enough about a full ranking but here’s my Top 5 1) Wild Bunch 2) Tombstone 3) Unforgiven 4) The Searchers 5) High Noon

[@AVAPopCulture]

@@ahaubert80 thank you! That is a solid top 5!

[@ahaubert80]

@ Thank you.

[@salmanmunawar1]

Cool hat :)

[@AVAPopCulture]

@@salmanmunawar1 thanks! I've had that hat for about 17 years!!

[@botboy6977]

I’m a sucker for lists and yours didn’t disappoint. I would put Clint Eastwood’s High Plains Drifter ‘73 and he’s most underrated imo western Pale Rider ‘85 on my list. Always loved The Cowboys ‘72 from John Wayne as well.

[@AVAPopCulture]

Glad you enjoyed it! The Cowboys is one I was chatting with my mom about before narrowing the list down!

[@ChieftainMk5]

El Dorado (1966) is probably my top Western. Basically a remake of Rio Bravo with Robert Mitchum in the Dean Martin role along with the Duke and a young James Caan

[@whysoblutube]

Bone Tomahawk is a masterpiece. I love all of S. Craig Zahler’s films. “You talk about horses one more time and I’ll slap you red!”

[@AVAPopCulture]

it is brutal but very good!

[@benbelzer8303]

Chase, this is an awesome list!! 🎉 I'm definitely going to check out Winchester 73 and How the West was Won. Personally, I think Westerns are perfect for this time of year. My dad watched A LOT of John Wayne when I was growing up! He still likes Westerns occasionally, he's more of a classic movie guy in his 70s now. But when I was in highschool he was obsessed with Westerns. I always loved the scene in True Grit at the very end where John Wayne jumps the fence! I would add a few movies, Mackenna's Gold, Stagecoach, The Searchers and Cheyenne Autumn. But your list is EPIC and I am going to watch everything on this list!!! Thanks.

[@AVAPopCulture]

thanks my friend! There are so many good westerns it was hard to narrow it down and rank them! Enjoy the deep dive into the list! this got me re-invested into watching more westerns again!

[@benbelzer8303]

@AVAPopCulture Me too! Now I'm in the mood for Westerns! I wrote down your whole list, and trust me I'll watch them.

[@wagner594]

Nice list. I would most definitely put Pale Rider on my list. Maybe you just forgot? :)

[@justinwagner7159]

I also agree with your #1 choice, definitely the standard! Also, not saying it is the best western ever, but for pure uniqueness, boldness, and art, I do absolutely LOVE “Django Unchained”, there’s really no other western like it

[@AVAPopCulture]

@justinwagner7159 love Django!! It is a helluva ride

[@TheTylerpoe]

This is a tough one. Once Upon a Time in The West would be number #1 for me and then 2-10 some combination of the original Django, High Plains Drifter, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, Django Unchained, Hateful 8, Unforgiven, Bone Tomahawk, Westworld, 2010 True Grit Dude, I had no idea you were a fan of Deadwood?!? My favorite tv series of all time, and Ian McShane as Al Swearengen is my favorite tv performance and I cannot be convinced otherwise 😂 Just absolutely adore that show and considering how the show ended, I thought the movie was an awesome way to tie everything.

[@AVAPopCulture]

@TheTylerpoe it was surprisingly hard to do this list and narrow it down to 25! I absolutely LOVE Deadwood! One of my favorite shows ever! It heavily inspired my script Hell Departed! It is 100% Deadwood meets Penny Dreadful and Hosluse of 1000 corpses! Swearengen c**ks+>^r 😂🤣

[@nita409]

Awesome list. I’ve seen them all but The Jack Bull. I have no issue with Young Guns being so high 1 & 2 are favorites of mine. Blaze of Glory is an awesome soundtrack. My favorite song on it is Blood Money. Tombstone is my #1 too. I was gonna give you crap if you didn’t mention James Garner being the original Maverick. 😂 You probably know this but Four Brothers is a lose remake of The Sons Of Katie Elder. Which is my favorite John Wayne film. Some of my favorites you didn’t mention are. -Forsaken (2015) Kiefer & Donald Sutherland. The first film they did together where they actually shared scenes. -Forgiven (2011) with Alan Autry. -Purgatory (1999) lots of stars in that one. -The Lonesome Dove movies. -Open Range (2003) & --Rose Hill (1997) Jennifer Garner is in that one.

[@AVAPopCulture]

@nita409 yeah I knew that about 4 brothers! I was just talking to my mom about that last night when discussing this list!! 😊

[@lambchop777]

Thank GOD that was your number one pick, I was getting worried when i didn't see it on the list. I would have liked to see Jeremiah Johnson but thats a personal pick of mine.

[@AVAPopCulture]

It had to be there lol

[@devonbrooks246]

Love Tombstone! Where is the 4K release of this? I will add some Kevin Costner to this list like Open Range and his newest Horizon movies. Kevin Costner knows how to make westerns the right way. Others I will include, Old Henry, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, High Noon, The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford and of course The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

[@milescoburn1845]

Good list. Although I'm not a real big fan of the "Young Guns" movies or Tarantino's movies. One of my top three is “Open Range” (2003) (along with "Rio Bravo" (1959) and "The Magnificent Seven" (1960). From ScreenRant - “Open Range is a Western film directed by and starring Kevin Costner. Released in 2003, the movie features Robert Duvall as Boss Spearman and Kevin Costner as Charley Waite, two cattle herders driving their herd across the American frontier. They become entangled in a violent conflict with a corrupt rancher, played by Michael Gambon. The film explores themes of justice, friendship, and redemption amidst the rugged landscapes of the West.” Stars Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner, Annette Bening, Michael Gambon, Michael Jeter. No 4K. And I think it's only available here in the States on DVD and Amazon has it streaming on Prime. I got a blu-ray copy via import (I think it's from Spain). Costner convinced the studio Duvall’s name should be above his in the credits. Hot Take: “Dirty Harry” (1971) is a Western. Albeit in modern times. Touches on the same themes and touchpoints of a lone peace officer, standing alone, trying to rid his town of a menace and keep the people safe. In spite of the town’s mayor and other superiors' reluctance to do what’s necessary to ensure the population’s safety.

[@AVAPopCulture]

thanks! and everyone's taste is different! I fell in love with Young Guns because I was about 9 or 10 when it came out and I recognized all those guys from other movies and to see them play Billy the Kid and crew just pulled me in! Tarantino isnt for everyone for sure! Funny you mention Dirty Harry because I am going to do a list of movies that people dont think of as westerns, that really are westerns!

[@spacelion4763]

Love the list. There are so many I haven't seen on the list. One movie that wasn't on the list and that doesn't get talked about enough is The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. I think Unforgiven is probably my all time favorite. Tombstone would be in my top 3 somewhere. I prefer the Coen Brothers' True Grit. I actually wish there was more modern westerns. There's just not enough of them.

[@AVAPopCulture]

that is a good one! Pitt turns in a good performance there

[@spacelion4763]

@AVAPopCulture It's funny because it seems like nobody has seen it. Maybe the name was too long and people got bored after the title screen. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward...bo-ring

[@DareDevil0504]

Honestly I like westerns but I'm not into westerns so my number 5 would probably be 1, Tombstone 2, Mavrick 3, Back to the Future 3 4, Dances with Wolves 5. Wild Wild West

[@AVAPopCulture]

@DareDevil0504 all of those qualify as westerns to me and I have never been a huge westerns guy...I like them and some I love but they have never been my go-to genre

[@DareDevil0504]

@AVAPopCulture I feel that I bought Django Unchain like 4 years ago and just now watched it for the first time a few weeks ago but the only go to westerns i will ever find myself in the mood to watch are Tombstone and Maverick

[@raccooneyes2099]

have you seen "the long riders'?? i'm surprised it didn't make the list. its totally star studded, mostly by real life siblings, dennis and randy quaid, stacy and james keach, the carradine brothers. awesome story and lots of blood! ajax from The Warriors has a small part.

[@LittleMissGrosser]

I really enjoy Sukiyaki Western Django and the Dollars Trilogy.

[@AVAPopCulture]

Thw dollars trilogy is a staple

[@LittleMissGrosser]

@AVAPopCulture The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is so cool!

[@americanvintageadventures]

yeah baby let's do this!

[@andrewbrown3070]

And a couple of my favorites that were not mentioned. Open Range and The Quick and the Dead. Both I feel are essential. Robert Duval and Gene Hackman are power houses in suporting roles. I'm 40 and I was late to the party on watching Young Guns and watched the film for the first time probably in mid 2000's and maybe I had hyped myself too much cause the movie always seemed to have a good reputation but for me that movie fell flat. So much so I was bummed out after it ended. I really disliked Emilo Estevez in the film. I was waiting patiently for you to post a Western video. I felt it was only a matter of time. So glad you did. Great list Chase.

[@AVAPopCulture]

@@andrewbrown3070 open range is very good! Young guns and young guns 2 were so huge when they came out! You are probably just young enough to have missed that hype then

[@DerykRonk]

Four Brothers was based on The Sons of Katie Elder

[@steverossman8456]

More beans, Mr Taggert? I think you boys have had enough.

[@chaddixson8398]

It’s Josey Wales not Josie Wells 😉. Unforgiven is my #1. Love to see Tarantino on there. Dr King Schultz is my favorite cinematic character of all time.

[@AVAPopCulture]

bro, took me 9hrs to do the video and took you 2 seconds to hunt a typo LOL

[@chaddixson8398]

@ LOL! No offense meant. I appreciate the time you take. Just ribbing you a little. I know you don’t care about no stinking typo! I loved the video!

[@AVAPopCulture]

@chaddixson8398 oh I know it man lol!! I wasn't offended!

[@chaddixson8398]

@ this video made me want to watch young guns 1 and 2, silverado, and maverick. Banger of a list. Mine are all probably the same or close to it but in a different order. That Danny Glover cameo in Maverick gets me every time.

[@AVAPopCulture]

@chaddixson8398 lol it made me want to rewatch a ton of these and more! The Danny glover cameo is PRICELESS

[@whysoblutube]

Hell yeah!

[@jackyjansen1012]

Young guns is way to high indeed + the second one is way better

[@ryanratcliff2548]

Young Guns is that good. You’ll get no argument from me

[@AVAPopCulture]

@@ryanratcliff2548 hell yeah!!

[@jerrycoffey1782]

How the west was won from who