And I would like to see some kino. Is picrel a good start? If yes, original or remake?
I've barely seen any westerns
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Liam Morris
Original, definitely the original. The remake fucks up the story so bad that it made the author sad
Easton Cox
start with a classic like good the bad and the ugly or magnificent 7
Jeremiah Myers
Ignore this dude and watch Shane instead
Adrian Gonzalez
I depends on what kind of Westerns you like. You have your classic Westerns like John Wayne shit. You have your Spaghetti Westerns like Clilnt Eastwood shit. Then you have your more modern westerns.
Unforgiven I think is a good starter for Westerns. They even have a Japanese Samurai remake.
Angel Evans
Original, if you want kino modern western watch this:
John Powell
Huh, never heard of it. Would like to start with something more classic tho.
Dylan Cruz
Kevin has your back
Jonathan Edwards
Or this if you want cowboys without indians
Liam Martinez
Or perhaps something from good ol Clint
Zachary Hall
Kayden Allen
>Would like to start with something more classic tho.
high noon
Levi Edwards
classic classic
Jason Reed
cowboys and aliens
once upon a time in mexico
bone tomahawk
cowboy bebop
yellowstone
Jose Adams
When you are don with the classics, check out this Austrian sniper kino.
Nathan Sanders
Some recommendations:
>Classic: The Searchers, The man who shot Liberty Valance, Johnny Guitar, How the West was won, 3:10 to Yuma
>Spaghetti: Dollars trilogy, Once upon a time in the West, High Plains Drifter, Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid
>Modern: Unforgiven, Bone Tomahawk
Jaxon Jones
Appaloosa is often overlooked. I wouldn't call it a masterpiece, but it's a solid western.
James Richardson
True Grit (both of them) are pretty great
Carter Brown
Saw remake only.
Hudson Rodriguez
Yep, Bone Tomahawk is goat for kino horror-western mashup
Pic rel is also a decent entry to that genres.
Ethan Sullivan
I'm in the same boat as you, and I watched this last weekend. I wouldn't go as far as to call it kino, but it was an enjoyable watch with some compelling characters and decent action scenes.
Russell Crowe is great in this movie, too.
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Zachary Walker
Shut up boomer, the story in remake is good on it's own and that's all that matters.
Brandon Sanchez
Hell or High water if you want a contemporary western.
Kayden Nelson
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Evan Perry
never seen the og but loved the reeeemake
Angel Peterson
I've seen both. The original is much better.