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What is your favorite Clint Eastwood italian-western?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by ROXRAN, Jun 15, 2002.

  1. ROXRAN

    ROXRAN Member

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    Seems like they are always on the turner networks and I have always viewed them as classics:

    A fistful of dollars

    For a few dollars more.

    The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
     
  2. Surfguy

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    My favorites:

    The Outlaw Josey Wales

    Pale Rider

    Unforgiven

    High Plains Drifter

    Maybe not italian-westerns...but westerns and favorites of mine nonetheless.
     
  3. ROXRAN

    ROXRAN Member

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    good enough. :)
     
  4. DiSeAsEd MoNkEy

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    debbie does dallas....

    the western.
     
  5. ROXRAN

    ROXRAN Member

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    you silly, MoNkEy.
     
  6. The Voice of Reason

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    They are called Spagetti westerns. My HS film class spent an entire term on them :) man that was a good class.

    they are basicly the same, and none of them are origonal, but who cares.

    Good Bad Ugly just for the music
     
  7. fadeaway

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    I own all the Eastwood westerns and 'For a Few Dollars More' is my favorite.

    The final showdown between Indio and the Colonel gives me chills every time.

    Here's a great Eastwood site: http://www.man-with-no-name.com/
     

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