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3 days ago · Blackthorn (2011)75%. #98. Critics Consensus: Blackthorn invites comparisons to a classic Western -- and survives, thanks largely to a charismatic performance by a well-chosen Sam Shepard. Synopsis: Leaving Bolivia and heading back to the U.S., the outlaw formerly known as Butch Cassidy (Sam Shepard) has a final...
- 10 ‘The Searchers’
- 9 ‘My Darling Clementine’
- 8 ‘Unforgiven’
- 7 'True Grit'
- 6 'Hell Or High Water'
- 5 'Rio Bravo'
- 4 'Stagecoach'
- 3 'High Noon'
- 2 'The Treasure of The Sierra madre'
- 1 ‘The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly’
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 94% With the likes of John Wayne, Natalie Wood, and Vera Miles, there was no way to talk about the best Westerns of all time without includingThe Searchers from 1956. Like many John Waynefilms, this one has stood the test of time and continues to prove itself as one of the greatest and most influential Westerns of all time. R...
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 100% Having been released in 1946, My Darling Clementineis the oldest film on this list. The age of the film, however, does not discount the greatness that it exudes. Another film that chronicles the lives of Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and the rest of that crew, this film holds its own against all the rest. RELATED: 10 Iconic ...
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 96% In another dynamite Western, Unforgiven follows Will Munny (Clint Eastwood) as he enlists the help of his friend Ned Logan (Morgan Freeman) to act as bounty hunters to track down an outlaw who unjustly assaulted a prostitute (Anna Thomson) for mocking his manhood. On top of the already amazing cast of Eastwood and Freeman...
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 95% While this is a bit of a departure from the 1969 version with John Wayne and Glen Campbell, this rendition is perhaps even better. With Jeff Bridges taking the lead, and support from Hailee Steinfeld, Matt Damon, Josh Brolin, and Barry Pepperit is no wonder the film was widely acclaimed and nominated for numerous awards. ...
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 97% This film has a marvelous way of making you root for and empathize with the bad guys. Hell or High Water follows brothers Toby and Tanner (Chris Pine and Bed Foster, respectively) as they commit a series of bank robberies in an attempt to save their family ranch. Their crimes garner the attention of renown Texas Ranger, M...
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 96% As the local lawman (John Wayne) arrests the brother of powerful local for murder, he is forced to deal with the onslaught from his gang as he waits for the US Marshall to arrive to receive the murderer. Along with the help of Dude (Dean Martin) and Colorado Ryan (Ricky Nelson), many adventures take place, and many wild m...
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 100% Another great John Ford film,Stagecoach takes its rightful place here on the list. And again, another great performance by John Wayne. It is truly difficult to discuss the Western film genre without discussing both Ford and Wayne, as they both played pivotal roles in shaping and defining what a Western really should be. ...
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 94% This truly phenomenal film soared to the tops of hearts and minds in 1952, earning it seven Academy Award nominations and four wins. This classic Western drama was even selected, in 1989, to be included in the Library of Congress National Film Registryfor being culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant. RELAT...
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 100% The incredible Humphrey Bogart stars as a broke American drifter hired to construct oil rigs, then make their way into trying to strike it rich in the Sierra Madre mountains, prospecting for the riches of gold. Along with Bruce Bennett and Tim Holt, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre is an absolute classic with a dynamite ...
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 97% This iconic Italian epic spaghetti Western is revered for good reason. As the third and final installment of theDollars Trilogy, the film follows three gunslingers, The Good (Clint Eastwood), The Bad (Lee Van Cleef), and The Ugly (Eli Wallach) as they search for a buried treasure. While the film was not a critical success...
- Old Yeller (1957) Old Yeller. G. Family. Adventure. Documentary. Drama. Western. Release Date. December 25, 1957. Director. Robert Stevenson. Cast. Dorothy McGuire , Fess Parker , Jeff York , Chuck Connors , Beverly Washburn , Tommy Kirk.
- My Darling Clementine (1946) Another masterpiece crafted by John Ford at the height of his directing powers, My Darling Clementine takes you to a small frontier town and introduces you to Wyatt Earp and his brothers, who arrive in Tombstone and learn that the lawless town harbors dark secrets.
- The Grey Fox (1982) As one of the most successful and fearless robbers of his time, Bill Miner finds himself confounded by the new world as a 60-something man, broke and desperate for one last score after 30 years in prison.
- The Shooting (1966) The Shooting tells the exhilarating story of a former bounty hunter, Gashade, and his slow-witted friend Coley, who are offered $1,000 by a mysterious woman to guide her to a place in the middle of the desert.
Welcome to Rotten Tomatoes’ list of the 100 best-reviewed Western movies of all time, sorted by Adjusted Tomatometer with at least 20 reviews for each selection. Additionally, we picked only classical period films, so you get outta here with that Best Picture-winning neo-Western nonsense! Now, it’s time to put on your best pa-avenging chaps, slide a bad hombre down the saloon bar top, and ...
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Jul 16, 2021 · Trees plan in centuries. We learn from Jörg Adolph’s documentary “The Hidden Life of Trees” that the youth stage of a beach tree can last for 200 years. It is only the comparative slowness of their growth that makes us think of them as not moving. Yet, as you will see in the film, based on the international best-seller by German forester ...
Jul 15, 2021 · Directed by Jörg Adolph, the documentary “The Hidden Life of Trees” uses the sensorial capacities of cinema to thrillingly visualize Wohlleben’s observations. Jan Haft’s camera peers deep ...
