Top 25 Highest Rated Westerns of the 2000s

[@lobo7196]

This list gives me choices of ones I have not seen, for ones I have just last week I saw No Country for Old Men and The Missing I like both and being A fan of Tommy Lee Jones. To Top Ten if you have not seen them I feel you will enjoy them.

[@Top10Charts3978]

Hi Steve, I've seen No Country for Old Men and enjoyed it. I haven't seen The Missing. I will watch out for it next time it's on cable. I haven't seen Three Burials or Brokeback Mountain either. Altogether I've seen 7 of the 25 films on this chart and my favorite of those is 3:10 to Yuma.

[@chrishampton8842]

Good one

[@Top10Charts3978]

Thanks. I think there were 3 maybe 4 traditional westerns here that weren't TV movies, so I had to expand the western horizons, so to speak. The top rated old west movie in this time period is 3:10 to Yuma, which was excellent.

[@chrishampton8842]

Which is a good one as is Open Range. Hard to argue with No Country for the top spot. Your next decade should include several more neo westerns I’m sure

[@Top10Charts3978]

Open Range was excellent too. Yep there will be an even odder assortment of westerns in the next video, and I think were was only one TV movie. Tarantino will figure strongly.

[@GhostRider-sc9vu]

@@Top10Charts3978 What is considered revisionist?

[@Top10Charts3978]

There are a couple of westerns on there that have been dubbed 'revisionist' , movies that subvert or question the mythical vision of the Old West. I would say 'Django Unchained' is a good example of a revisionist western.

[@mikebarratt4802]

I have seen 8 westerns on your list from the 2000s bandias missing seraphim falls appaloosa the proposition Jesse James open range 3 10 to Yuma.

[@walterappling6230]

I have never seen a Macedonian western. Nor a South Korean one. Nor a North Korean one for that matter. But encouraging Kim to star in (and produce and write and direct and edit and score)

[@walterappling6230]

a North Korean western might take his mind off blowing up the world.

[@Top10Charts3978]

Hi Walter, I remember reading Kim's father was a big fan of the James Bond movies, which is interesting. He would stroke his white cat while watching them... maybe.

[@walterappling6230]

@@Top10Charts3978 Did not know that. But it kinda makes sense.

[@gabriel3.16]

Whoah told Tom make western movies. They’re chick flicks. Not Western.