Top 10 Western Movie Gunfights
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- Top 10 Greatest Gunfights in Western Movies
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The western genre isn't just known for its spectacular cinematography, iconic characters or sense of lawlessness. Westerns have given us some of the most intense, gritty and thrilling gun fights ever recorded. WatchMojo picks the ten best gunfight scenes in Western movie history,
List Entries and Rank:
#10. Catching the Train “3To Yuma” (2007)
#9. One Vs. Four “High Noon” (1952)
#8. The Escape “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” (1969)
#7. Freeing The Town “Open Range” (2003)
#6. The O.K. Corral “Tombstone” (1993)
#5. The Train Rolls In “Once Upon A Time In The West” (1968)
#4. The Coffin Gun “Django” (1966)
#3. ?? - บันเทิง
The gunfight between Frank (Henry Fonda) and Harmonica (Charles Bronson) at the end of Once Upon a Time in the West is the best ever- by a mile. The flashbacks, the music, the tying together of the plot lines. The best of Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone.
Ofc
They dont knows what theyre talking about
Too much romanticism.
In the beginning of "Once upon a time in the West" , when Bronson says "you brought 2 too many" I love the way Woody Strode's grin just drops, like he already knows he's dead. One of my favorite scenes, period!
That opening scene in Once Upon The Time In The West is my favorite. The best part of it is how Sergio Leone built up the tension with the bad guys waiting for the train before the gunfight. And he did so just with those guys just sitting around. Master film making.
Every time I hear a creaking old time wind mill it reminds me of that intro which is over ten minutes long.
Open Range is a very underappreciated and underrated film and by all rights should be considered a classic.
My favorite part was Kevin Costner's 13 shot revolver.
@@HawklordLI A totally unnecessary part in a really great gunfight.
I agree totally.
That is number one on my list
Yep, Open Range and Unforgiven are my two favorite Westerns, all-time.
Shane is is one of the greatest westerns ever and the saloon gunfight is one of the best . How could you leave it out.
Agree totally, I thought it would be number 1 for sure.
How Is Shane not even mentioned? It's the greatest gunfight of all time. The shootout at the end of "The Unforgiven" Is a close 2nd ...
Try telling young folks that nowadays!
Agreed, Shane ,the best Western of all time,as well as the best gunfight (s) of all Westerns.
Easily leave it out
"Once upon a time in the west" has to be my favorite western of all time. The whole story line slowly unfolds throughout the entire movie and it has everything you would want in a western. That movie is just so well made and the ending is priceless. I would highly recommend that you watch that movie.
The structure of the movie is flawless. The flashback is genius.
The last gunfighter was good to.
@@JayDee-xj9lu Plus the music is AWESOME!
It's great
A fistful of dollars , " the heart Ramone aim for the heart or you'll never stop me" is personally my favourite .
Clint at his brooding best, the build up of the pistol vs rifle, the way he used his knowledge of Ramone to trick him and get close and even the old coffin maker calling the man with no name Joe.
Brilliant
The Shane, final gunfight in the bar is a classic. Alan Ladd smokes them all, including the fast draw. The Allan twirls his six-shooter into his holster. Great fight a real classic Western.
yeah, how could they have left that out???
Shane should have been included....
that should of been number one on there list
For me, the final gunfight of "for a few dollars more" is always #1 (as is the film as a whole). A cinematic masterpiece that portrays the tension and emotion of the scene through its beautifully written music and excellent camerawork. The goosebumps induced when the second watch starts playing just in time is a plot-reveal that movies have strived to achieve countless times since, to varying degrees of success.
Shane has the best, most classic gun fight of all time. Not surprising as it is the best western of all time.
Well, the gunfight was one of the best, but Shane was not the best western of all time to me. It was up there, but not the very best.
It was an awesome one. The way Jack Palance falls into the barrels looks so real, in fact the whole scene is exciting.
@@Tireshredderjoe Yes sir. I will watch that movie again and again just for that scene alone.
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@@tonyvukusich2405 What does "l" mean?
3:36 Once Upon A Time In The West - every movement, every look, every second of pure gunfight tension ! Sergio Leone was a genius !
Amen to that!! Great movie!!
I like the tombstone gunfight between Doc Holliday and Johnny Ringo where Kilmer is holiday
Kilmer should have won an Academy Award for his portrayal of Doc Holiday in that movie.
The best western movie I ever saw was "Once upon a time in the West". It still is today.
I have to agree, mine also, never tire of seeing it!!
I like the scene from The Outlaw Josey Whales where he is confronted by union soldiers and he says you gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie. I love that whole movie.
I like "Hell is Comming for Breakfast" better.
Yea me too . that and Shane are 2 of my,favorites,,,,
His shootout in Pale Rider too.
Oh yeah that's a good 1. The long riders has some good shootouts in it
The final shootout in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) was choreographed to perfection. I watched the documentary on the making of the film close to forty-five years ago before the dawn of the VCR and I tried to take it all in. The added realism of Sundance stopping to reload his pistol(s) several times heightens the dramatic effect and the pulse pounding action.
I was thirteen years old in 1969 and a number of the older neighborhood kids'd seen the film and exhorted everyone to see it based on how "cool" it was. I was on Cloud 9 when my mother and father took my younger brother and me out to dinner and then to see Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. I bought the soundtrack album for my parents and it sounded great on the HiFi in the living room and they played it often enough; may God bless their precious memories.
The final gunfight in " Quigley Down Under." It also has one of the best lines...." I said I never had much use for one, never said I didn't know how to use it."
Honestly "For a few dollars more". They last gun fight. They pocket watch sets up the moment and it's very tense until one man is lying on the ground.
Top 3 ... all with Clint .
Mine too. It was a very unique fight as well. A few dollars more should've been on here if not number 1
that open range gun fight will always be burned into my memory for how abruptly it began. It was amazing.
agreed "Are you the one who shot our friend?"...Blaaammm!!!
I remember we watched it in the theater and the sound effects and editing were so awesome. I remember watching it with my son and thinking "This is the future of westerns".
Cool...
open range #1
The most realistic for sure, it descends into chaos, people shooting and missing, people getting hit but not killed, bullets flying everywhere as it spreads throughout the whole town. It's definitely up there.
For my money, they picked the wrong duel from Once Upon A Time...
Over the years I have grown to respect Mr. Jack Elm, It seems that any role he has played has always been on spot and never ceases to impress and leave me in awe. Peace.
Elam. yeah, great face.
@@swinetrekYes...I understand he was an accountant before he became an actor...they didn't use his voice in this scene...also, the coats they used are called "dusters"...long, but cut high so you could wear it while on a horse...meant to keep the dust & the wet off your clothes....
"You bought two too many"!!!
Favorite line! Lol
one of the best scenes ever THE WILD BUNCH, loved that final battle
My maternal grandfather had to lobby my parents for weeks for their permission to see The Wild Bunch (1969). I'd been going with my grandfather to see his "Westerns" since I was age seven or so. Those were good times.
"You just shot an unarmed man"..............."Well, he should have armed himself". Classic!!
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driveman yeah!
"You just shot an unarmed man"..............."Well, he should have armed himself if he was going to decorate his saloon with my friend."
driveman to
Niccce!
Once Upon A Time In The West has absolutely gorgeous cinematography and an amazing score my Morricone. It can still well up tears in my eyes over 50 years later.
Best film ever
Don't forget Pale Rider. An awesome tactical masterpiece.
Too many good Western Gunfights for a Top 10.
Exactly!
No doubt.👍
GEE, You left out "SHANE" with arguably the best 'Shane versus Wilson' gunfight, with the slinking away dog, and the marvelous Jack Palance and Alan Ladd.
Tom Selleck as "Quigley" - the final shootout at the ranch of three vs one, especially since Quigley wasn't using his rifle.
Like you said, “I haven’t had much use for one, but I didn’t say I didn’t know how to use it. “
This ain't Dodge City and you ain't Bill Hickock.
@@Zak6959Yup!! Cold comfort for Rickman's character when he figured out too late that Q had his number...😂
Shane: You're a lowdown Yankee liar
Wilson: Prove it
Best gunfight ever. Even the dog knew to leave the room.
What a great finish!
@greenhombre Must be number 1 by a long shot!
it is in the top 5 for sure
"He didn't even clear the holster Shane" Great movie.
Great list. Hard to pick just 10 great gunfights. What I missed was anything from Rio Bravo, the "Get three coffins ready" scene from A Fistful of Dollars, and maybe even the kids taking back the herd in "The Cowboys."
It's a shame Charles Bronson and Clint Eastwood never made a Western together. They are the baddest of the badasses.
well they are baddest of bad but it wont work out u see coz both need to be the lead heros , not the villains, as in protagonists and not antagonists . that cant happen , so it would not have served the purpose. maybe something like butch cassidy and sundance with both being equal and all that but movies with mutliple heroes must have something different between them. Then both these guys dont want to get killed in the movie so it wont work out if they are together.
George Schuller Agreed
Except Charles Bronson was in life REAL war hero,a recipient of purple heart in ww2.
But Charles Bronson made one with another badass, Toshiro Mifune.
Two of my favorite gunfighters
I miss Josey wales, "dying aint much of a living boy" epic!
Good one!
Hell yeah! You a bounty hunter?
"Don't piss on my back and tell me it's raining"
Are you gonna pull them pistols or whistle Dixie
The Wild Bunch. Best ending ever.
Lee Van Cleef one of the best actors to ever live. Miss him horribly!!
@sgbobsg yes
A true menace!!!
I met him in a supermarket in Oxnard CA. I think year or two before he died. I was visiting my Aunts. I really nice nan
donna nash greatest villain him and YUl Brenner are a TIE FOR ALLTIME TOPS
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Open range is such an underrated western so good
It has great style
The best pre gunfight was the scene in Once Upon a Time in The West, while the gunslingers wait for Harmonica to show, nothing comes close, absolute best western ever made, will never be bested.
The final gunfight in Shane.
You missed the big shootout in "The Long Riders" (1981)
3 sets of Actor Brothers play 3 sets of Outlaw Brothers:
David, Keith & Robert Carridine play Cole, Jim & Bob Younger;
Stacy & James Keach play Frank & Jesse James;
Dennis & Randy Quaid play Ed & Clell Miller, all members of the infamous James-Younger Gang who robbed trains and banks after the Civil War until the failed Northfield, Min Raid. The big shootout with slow-motion camera work showing bullets hitting and splattering is Epic!
You cut out the best line in Unforgiven. "You just shot an unarmed man!" "He should've armed himself, if he's gonna decorate his saloon with my friend".
and the incredibly understated and epic exchange at the end: "I'll see you in hell, William Munny." ".......yeah."
Great scene.... "whose the fella who owns this shithole"
My fave line in Unforgiven -
Clint Eastwood (Munny) speaking to kid gunfighter near tree waiting for the prostitute:
Kid (regarding man he killed in outhouse) - "Well....I guess he had it coming."
Munny - "We all got it coming, kid."
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"it's a helluva thing, Killin a man. you take away all he has, and all he's ever gonna have."
That is one of the greatest non-BS lines in all westerns.
All Sergio Leone westerns are the top ones...impossible to find the best...all are the same...awesome...r.i.p. Sergio and Maestro Ennio Morricone too for his beautiful lyrics
Once Upon A Time In The West is an ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE....
The fight in 3:10 to Yuma should have been higher, but I'm glad it was on the list. Great film and fight.
The original 3:10 to Yuma
Harmonica vs Frank and the end of "Once Upon a Time In the West" and the duel at the end of "For a Few Dollars More" need to be here.
Harmonica vs Frank..really suprised that the son of bitch who made this video doesn't put in the Top 10..even the duel of "For a Few Dollars More" deserves a place there..and the Mexican Standoff not number 10 ?! This is too much.
I also wonder why "Henry Fonda against the 150 Wild Bunch" from "My Name is Nobody" isn't there either..
The Wild Bunch gets my vote.
And gun-fanning and the fast
draw are totally Hollywood.
"Get three coffins ready."
"My mistake, four coffins"
A classy line.. well they did insult his donkey
Love the "Tombstone" shootout...and the fact that Doc (Kilmer) sets it off by winking at the guy. Great scene.
lokezep that was my pick of the greatest gunfights. BADASS
Too bad it was spoiled by 3 shots from a double barrel shotgun.
He was just too high strung...
I thought it was funny how Kilmer played Doc and had an accent more similar to that of someone from Louisiana than one from Georgia (Doc's home state)
#1: Once upon a time in the west: final gunfight between Harmonica and Frank!
Maybe the greatest scene in any movie, if you include the goodbye that follows. Perfect.
@@peytonlucy5947 Best ever!
Yup! I do love that intro scene and once I saw that on here I knew this one was going to be missing.
I'mcvalinf
Without a doubt! And, incredible music!
The gunfight in the original True Grit is one of my favorites
Shane's "Low Down Yankee Lier" has to be Number one.
Shane is the best western of all time and among the top 10 films of all time.
Agreed. There was never a villain scarier than Jack Wilson
Shane's last battle in the saloon has to be #1!
The final duel in Once upon a time in the west. Bronson vs Fonda, a masterpiece.
zorrgal LEGENDARY😀
"Shane" is the best.
"What have you heard, Shane?" "That you're a low down Yankee liar." "Prove it." Love that gun fight. Even the dog skulks away when Shane enters. Interesting those who mention "The Shootist.". In the book, Ron Howard's character is quite evil, he Kills Books, steals the money Books left for the mom and takes the Guns too!
´´You brought two too many´´ If there is a famous line.....this one is it.
The Mexican standoff in The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly is not only the #1 shootout, it is the greatest scene of ALL TIME.
with only 2 shots fired
NO, this one didn't even deserve to make the list as it was hardly a gun fight. There were many other gunfights in other films that were much better. One that comes to mind immediately is John Wayne's gunfight against Ned Pepper and his gang near the end of the film True Grit.
Your opinion is shit
It's good alright, but The gunfight scene in Clint's movie "A Fist Full of Dollars" is hard to beat! That scene is totally the bomb.
Eli Wallach for potus
The Wild Bunch should be #1, it completely revolutionized the way gunfights were filmed.
The list should’ve included;
True Grit-John Wayne’s horseback shootout and his spinning of the Winchester is still incredible to see
My Darling Clementine-The best OK corral gunfight
It boggles the mind that the final gunfight in "Shane" (Alan Ladd) is not on this list. The only thing I look at these lists for is to see where they eff up. And this one did, big time.
The kid is fabulous too
That gunfight in Shane is the best five minutes in Western movie history.
The whole movie is a cinematic masterpiece. 6 oscars.
John Wayne true grit "Fill Your hand you son of a bitch" best scene I ever seen
I know not everyone liked the movie but I like the final shoot out in Young Guns..."It's you and I!"
Who doesn't like Young Guns?
love that movie!!
I'll make you famous...
“Yeah, Charlie’...
Shane vs Jack Wilson in the movie Shane "your a low down Yankee liar"🖒
For A Few Dollars More - Final Gunfight. The musical pocketwatch scene was priceless.
lets be honest we all wanted the good the bad and the ugly to be #1
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I thinks it's on most peoples list.
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Switch #2 and #1 and I would be quite satisfied with this list.
Agreed. The TGTBTU will never be outdone.
cakeman58 It may be someday, but it hasn't yet.
Come on! What about the meadow scene from “True Grit” (the original, of course). How can you beat a hero gunslinger riding a horse full gallop with the reins in his teeth, cocking his carbine by flipping it 360 degrees. Now that’s a shoot out.
How did John Wayne say it fill your hands you son of a bitch. Don't call John Wayne fat.
It was 11
Ennio's music outdoes all of them.
In my opinion it was Ennio who managed to save those films. Also Clint, of course. I cannot stand Sergio Leone, I wonder
what the hell is wrong with me.
THE WILD BUNCH is still number one for me.
Just finished that movie it's one of my all time favorites so many people haven't heard about it from what I've seen on here
TWB takes me back to 1969...Viet Nam. Was reading in a magazine about it. The writer was critical of the violence and squibs. He referenced a John Wayne WWII movie wherein they only mentioned '10,000 men' dead in Manila, and how imagination was better that seeing. Took me 3/4 years to see it.
The Gunfight between Shane and Wilson in the movie "Shane" is my favorite.
Close second would be Holliday vs Ringo in Tombstone.
swdist68 Yes, it is unbelievable that 'Mojo' forgot to include Shane in at least the top three.
"This here's the Waco kid."
"I must of killed more men than Cecil B. Demille."
😆😆
Shane: "So you're Jack Wilson"...
“So what have you heard Shane?”
“I’ve heard you’re a lowdown Yankee liar”
@@amilton2128 "Prove It."
Shane, the shootout between Alan Ladd and Jack Palance, surely this should be in the top 10
I think the only reason they didn't include the brilliant "Get three coffins ready"/"My mule don't like people laughing" scene from "Fistful of Dollars" is that it's too long and the shoot-out is just part of it's beauty. You know the scene where the four hired guns are laughing and Eastwood's eyes are in the shade of his hat and he lifts his head a notch, exposing his eyes and there's death written all over them, steel blue, no mercy. That scene is film history. Overall I like Kurosawa's 'Jojimbo' better but that one scene has no equivalent or I've yet to see it.
The beauty of that scene isnt in the actual gunfight. Its all in the dialog before it. It is an amazing scene alltogether.
MY MISTAKE ~~~~FOUR!
The fact that it's more dialogue and overall acting vs gunfight is why I'm not complaining about A Few Dollars More not being on the list. The last fight in it was one of the best dramatic scenes in all of the realm of westerns.
*****
absolutely
Could not have described that scene in Fist Full of Dollars any better. The blazing speed displayed in the gunfight did overshadow the dialogue that lead up to the moment. Clint's best moments with handling a pistol(s) in movies were that scene and the Trading Post scene in Josey Wales where he flips the guns back around in a split second to nail the two would be bounty hunters.
After re-thinking this topic, I think I like Alan Ladd's gunfight with Jack Palance in "Shane," the best. Why? Couple of things. First, it was a old movie, shot long before the film techniques used today (no slo-mo or CGI). Second, because of George Stevens' beautiful direction and technique, it STILL gives me goosebumps, starting with Shane showing the little farm boy a little gun play in the barnyard. Once again, there may have been longer, and bloodier shootouts, but in my heart, it still belongs to Shane, in more ways than one.
Love that you included Open Range. COSTNERS best western. Love that shoot out
The escape in Young Guns deserves to be #3 on this list.
That was a great seen.
Open Range is one of the greatest ever filmed i think , but my favorite of all time is Shane between Alan Ladd and Jack Palance.
O man this epic music from High Noon gives me goosebumps 😁👍
Wasn't looking for spoilers so I greatly appreciate the list of movies the video contains. 👍
I'm pretty sure that The Good, The Bad and the Ugly came out in 1966 and not 1996
Jake Alter it was in 1966 when it came out
Yes you are right Jake it did come out in 1966.☺
@@scottknode898 i see you in the comments of every western movie video i watch lol
Good eye Jake.
The Mistake of Mojo
The final duel in Once upon a time in the west. When Harmonica finally gets his revenge.
easily could have been no.1 the scene is so tense
absolutely!
Ahem to that.
+SuperDib07
Hahaha!
...does that mean you disagree?
you are correct!!!
3:09 low key tombstone is the best western town to visit and the movie is awesome knowing how the ok corral gunfight is the most famous gunfight in arizona history
There's obviously been many......
but my particular favorite is
Shane VS Jack Wilson.
"Deserve's got nothing to do with it." Sends chills down my spine
great scene
That didn't scare little Bill did it?
It was so welled played. Like he didn't want to, be that man again, but right before he shots you see it in this eyes, William Munny's returned.
the final fight in pale rider where preacher takes on the marshall and his deputies
@Bj D Yes. He was a "bent" sheriff who was hired to help kill the mysterious "pale man" known as Preacher. The most iconic part of that scene was Clint's use of multiple preloaded cap and ball cylinders he kept changing out on his SA revolver to take out the sheriff and his deputies. He carried these in belt pouches like we would carry a speedloader for a DA revolver today.
Also, John Russell was a fairly well known western character actor back in his day. Not as well known or used as often as, say, Jack Elam, was but was easily recognizable when you saw him.
Jeremiah Johnson and Two Mules for Sister Sara are two excellent westerns.
Excellent western classic gun fight
"Shane...come home Shane"...the best final shootout scene.
ted1546 Right! Forgetting Shane proves that Mojo lacks movie knowledge.
The final gunfight in Appaloosa (when Viggo Mortesen confronts the bad guy). Just one against one but it is a very convincing gunfight.
Also the final one in Quigley Down Under (Tom Selleck against Alan Rickman an others).
Wild bunch! Best western shooting scene ever!
The gunfight in Open Range is offensively underrated and easily is one of the best shootouts in Hollywood, western or otherwise.
Lee Marvin and Jimmy Stewart were pretty awesome adversaries in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.
Greg Kerr one of the best! love both wayne and Stewart ( well lee marvin too)
John wayne killed lee marvin not jimmy
No, *Tom Doniphon* killed *Liberty Valence.*
That shootout was one of the best. Three of the great forces of the West, in the form of three men, go into a fight three different ways, and come out three different ways.
Lee Van Cleef was in that one, too, as one of Liberty's buddies. He didn't shoot anyone, though.
@@VidkunQL directed by John Ford
And don't forget Hondo and Stagecoach
How about the final showdown in Quigley Down Under? "Said I never had much use for one....never said I didn't know how to use it."
ogre0177 love that! yeah
I think I was born on the wrong continent...
Oh by the way your fired, this ain’t dodge city and you ain’t Bill Hickok
Right?
This is the best...... especially when Marsden moves Quigley in front of his practice target. Tom Selleck's best movie, too!
For a few dollars more should've been on here. That ending is one of my favorites ever.
Those "trench coats" were actually called "dusters" and were popular with cowboys for keeping the prairie wind and dust at bay. Great compilation. I'm partial to the gunfight between the Man with No Name" and Ramone Rojo at the end of "Fistful of Dollars." "When a man with a .45 meets a mna with a rifle, the man with a pistol is a dead man." --Mexican proverb (according to Ramone).
1953 Shane,Jack Palance & Alan Ladd best gunfight scene ever
+karl wills I like that one too.
completely agree. It didn't even rate a mention on this list.
Prove it!
I agree
TOTALLY agree, Karl.👍
The first gunfight in "A Fistful of Dollars" should have been number #1. Awesome scene. Don't laugh at a man's horse.
Agree with that but it's his mule. There's a grittyness about the early westerns that they've polished out with the later productions and it's a backwards step.
Also the gunfight at the end of "A Fistful of Dollars" where he has the chunk of pot belly stove under his poncho, and the guy can't figure out why he doesn't die when he shoots him, has got to be in the top ten as well.
I personally think "A Fistful of Dollars" is one of the greatest westerns ever made.
The Outlaw Jose Wales too. Near the end.
discreditor That grittyness was from the spaghetti-westerns of Sergio Leone and some other Italian directors who made westerns too after Leone opened the way. Italian directors basically broght the realism of Italian movies of the '50 into the western movie. You liked or hated it, it surely was distinctive: the "pure" American westerns have always stayed far away from that dirty, gritty style although Eastwood has tried to imitate it somewhat in his westerns... kinda logical since he grew as an actor by playing into Leone's movies.
I love the gunfight in "A Fistful of Dollars" aspeacially before the ending. Explosion was heard, cloud of sands covering the scene, music was played and when the cloud clear up Clint Eastwood apear in the flesh. He told Ramoun to let go the oldman, Ramoun shot Eastwood 7 times with his rifle but Eastwood get back up feel like i was nothing until he reveal that he was wearing bullet proof vest(a piece of metal with ropes) Ramoun and his gang was shock and Eastwood deliver the blow by shooting Ramoun rifle from his hand and the rest of his gang and quote "when a man with a 45 meet a man with a rifle, you said a man with a pistol is a dead man, lets find out" Eastwood put down his gun, he and Ramoun pick up their gun reloading and Eastwood finish him off. Total Badass
My dad has been watching Westerns (and sometimes kinda forcing me to watch them with him) my entire life. So many classics and memorable movies, with a mix of new and old movies. The video started with the movie "3:10 to Yuma" and I already knew that this was gonna be great.
"Ride the High Country" has a really long gunfight. Love the final shootout with James Drury saying "Start the ball. old man!"
The final scene in John Waynes last movie, "The Shootist".
+Paul Harrell Or the scene near the end of True Grit where he charges 4 or 5 others on horseback.
+Paul Harrell And the final scene of «Shane» also !
fill your hand, you sunuvabitch.
MrCharlie1960 Robert Duvall never should have said, "That's mighty bold talk for a one-eyed fat man".
YES !!!!!
The never was a man like "Shane," There would be no Clint Eastwood without the movie "Shane." The shootout with Jack Palance being the creepy black hat is unforgetable.
"What have you heard about me, Shane?"
"...that you're a low down Yankee liar."
..........Shane,s gunfight Jack Palance was AWESOME.......Best gunfight ever. Nothing really comes close......You're a low down yankee liar. Palance; Prove it...............Bang Bang, Bang!!
***** ME TOO!!!!!
tdaiy2010 I was waiting in the countdown to see that Shane was FIRST. What a letdown. Shane should have been first. A fantastic western,and a really memorable gunfight!!
tdaiy2010 Raw courage from an authentic believable character who looks like he could be an ordinary guy next door. Why hasn't hollywood been able to produce anything like it for so many years?? All we seem to get these days is long drawn out violence, sex, and politically correct garbage.
One of my favorite has to be the 4 on 1 in true grit
The final dual in Quigley Down Under deserves a place on this list.