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A top 20 list of westerns is highly subjective. No one is arguing that Josey Wales is not a classic. Tombstone is likewise universally considered to be a classic flick. For what it's worth, you'd be hard pressed to find a Top 10 Western list that has either Josey or Tombstone on it.

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1. Good/Bad/Ugly

2. Unforgiven

3. Once Upon a Time in the West

4. Butch Cassidy

5. High Noon

6. Oxbow Incident

7. The Wild Bunch

8. The Searchers

9. Magnificent 7

10. Tombstone

My Favorites off the top of my head... Josey Wales/Fist Full of Dollars/Shane just outside top 10.

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1. Good/Bad/Ugly

2. Unforgiven

3. Once Upon a Time in the West

4. Butch Cassidy

5. High Noon

6. Oxbow Incident

7. The Wild Bunch

8. The Searchers

9. Magnificent 7

10. Tombstone

My Favorites off the top of my head... Josey Wales/Fist Full of Dollars/Shane just outside top 10.

I put Shane in my top 5.

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No mention of The Cowboys!

Jeremiah Nightlinger: "I regret trifling with married women. I'm thoroughly ashamed at cheating at cards. I deplore my occasional departures from the truth. Forgive me for taking your name in vain, my Saturday drunkenness, my Sunday sloth. Above all, forgive me for the men I've killed in anger...and those I am about to."

Or The Big Country with Gregory Peck.

And of course Josey Wales is the standard by which to judge all other westerns.

My favorite scene is when he kills the two fur traders at the trading post.

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No mention of The Cowboys!

Jeremiah Nightlinger: "I regret trifling with married women. I'm thoroughly ashamed at cheating at cards. I deplore my occasional departures from the truth. Forgive me for taking your name in vain, my Saturday drunkenness, my Sunday sloth. Above all, forgive me for the men I've killed in anger...and those I am about to."

Roscoe Lee Browne had some great lines in that film. I love the movie, hate the title lol.

Jebediah Nightlinger: Ohhh, children... My father was a brawny Moor, six feet six inches tall. He bound his head in a red velvet cloth

[hands knife to Slim and the boys relax, but listen]

Jebediah Nightlinger: He wore a curved sword, forged from the finest Toledo steel. He captured a lady, bright and dark. he took her in his arms and wrapped her in a warm quilt and carried her off. They came to a castle and he battered down the doors with the trunk of an oak tree and KILLED EVERYBODY IN IT, just so they could rest the night. Later, while she slept, he walked the parapets... and became a king.

Charlie Schwartz - Cowboy: [in awe] Is that true?

Jebediah Nightlinger: If it isn't, it oughta be...

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