More Great Westerns

Read our current selection of Top 10 Westerns, but also be sure to check out this eclectic list of former contenders, ranging from a classic Italian spaghetti comedy to a modern, offbeat take on the West by the Coen Brothers.

Rio Bravo (1959)

Director Howard Hawks and his star John Wayne loathed "High Noon" (one of our Top 10!), so they made a more feel-good, less artsy film. Read the full review

Flaming Star (1960)

Directed by Ron Siegel of "Dirty Harry" fame (he also did one of our all-time favorites that didn’t make the cut for this list, "Two Mules For Sister Sara"), this movie stars a pre-schmaltz young Elvis. In fact, it's probably the only good Elvis movie ever made. Read the full review

Little Big Man (1970)

An epic tale that depicts the inhumane treatment of Native Americans without getting preachy. Starring Dustin Hoffman, Richard Mulligan, Chief Dan George and Faye Dunaway. Read the full review

Soldier Blue (1970)

Starring Candice Bergen and Peter Strauss, this graphic and hard-to-come-by film depicts the senseless attack of a Cheyenne village and the slaughtering of its inhabitants in 1864. Read the full review

My Name is Nobody (1974)

Directed by Sergio Leone and Tonino Valerii, this offbeat gonzo flick is one of the best Spaghetti Western comedies ever made. A must-see for fans of the genre. Read the full review

No Country for Old Men (2007)

The Coen Brothers (of "Fargo" and "O Brother" fame) get deadly serious and deeply philosophical with this practically perfect adaptation of the Cormac McCarthy modern western novel of the same name. Read the full review

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(Updated: 08/08/11 SS)

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