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That's some variety right there.
Once Upon A Time In The West is every bit as good as Sergio Leone's earlier work with Eastwood in the Man Without A Name trilogy. Leone's extremely close shots of eyes at tense points in movies worked very well with Fonda's cool blues. They looked cold and sinister. Bronson's eyes are every bit as hard and confident as Clint's.
Best of the Best
What about Bob?
@greshamdisco
"Searching for Sugarman - Amazing story. See it.
Sing Street - great for children of the 80s. "
I'm adding those two to Netflix DVD now.
and don't overlook the haunting score by Ennio Morricone and the amazing widescreen cinematography of Tonino Colli. Also had Jason Robards and one of my favorites, Jack Elam, (the scene with the fly and the pistol is classic) to round out the cast.
Like alot that are being mentioned. To add to my lawyer movies list
A Time To Kill
Just Cause
I think i would have been a lawyer if I had the nerve to stand in front of a crowd and speak. I may have dropped out of college if I had to take speech. Advisor made a mistake, so I squeaked by without it. Thanks Dr Karnok
DawgBones. Claudia Cardinale was also in Once Upon A Time In The West. It's never a bad thing to have a beautiful, busty Italian actress in a Leone movie.
Airplane
Unforgiven
O' Brother Where Art thou
The Wild Bunch
All the Eastwood Spaghetti Westerns
Last of the Mohicans
Godfather I and II
Kentucky Fried Movie
Fargo
Blood Simple
Gladiator
Silverado
Braveheart
Desperado
Pulp Fiction
Casablanca
There's more, but if I come across any one of these movies on TV, the remote gets set down and I continue watching.
Great thread @PharmDawg2054!
I should have put Airplane on my list. Other than The first 2 Godfather movies I've probably enjoyed watching it over and over as much as any.
orlando - i think there was at least one other where played a bad guy vs a young inexperienced sherif. Can’t recall the title.