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Well since RFD TV bought Trigger and Bullit they have started showing all the old Roy Rogers films. Their just as good as they were back in the 40s. Sorry Clint but you have taken a second place with me lol.

Shooter is a really good non-cowboy movie. Make sure to check out the older movies, 'cuz there are a bunch out there that were made before you were born that are really good.

One of my favorite movie is Tron legacy. All parts of this movie are wonderful and I never miss any of it. You will be surprised to know that I am waiting for the next part.

So many movies, so little space! Here are a few of my favorites from all genres:

Omega Man
Soylent green
Dawn of the Dead 78'
Invasion USA
Magnificent 7
Good bad and the ugly
Rambo 2
Die Hard
Police Academy 1-4
Pure Country
The living dead at manchester morgue aka don't open the window aka let sleeping corpses lie

Suspiria
The Church
1999: The bronx warriors
7 samurai
enter the dragon
smokey and the bandit...
I'll stop for now!!

My favorite Western is High Noon with Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly, Lloyd Bridges, and a great supporting cast. High Noon was known as the first of the Psychological Westerns, with the struggle Cooper goes thru on his wedding day. I've not seen anyone mention Marlon Brando in 'One Eyed Jacks' or 'Missouri Breaks'. with Jack Nicholson... Of course, McMurtry's four books about Gus McRae and Woodrow Call, of which Lonesome Dove was the third, is a great western series. The newer Westerns like Unforgiven and Open Range are really good. I'm looking forward to seeing the remake of 'True Grit' just to see if Lloyd Bridges (High Noon, Sea Hunt) boy can hold a candle to the Duke....

Don't even ask!!! I could never name just one!!! It would be a western though! I do like El Dorado that has John Wayne and Robert Mitchum in it, but I could never pick my ABSOLUTE favorite!!!

I enjoy some cowboy movies, most notably Lonesome Dove and 8 Seconds. I can't believe there hasn't been many mentions of Lonesome Dove in this topic. I enjoy 8 Seconds just for the fact it's about Lane Frost. As far as other western-stlye movies, you can't go wrong with The Unforgiven or 3:10 to Yuma.

I also enjoy sports movies. Some of my favorites from that genre include Varsity Blues and Remember the Titans. I also watched The Blind Side at the end of 2009, and it was very good.

And who doesn't like a good comedy from time-to-time? Talladega Nights still makes me laugh every time I watch it.

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Unforgiven. That movie is an easy favorite. of course theres lots of close seconds. Im a big movie fan though, so I dont know where to start to list....Ill just say action is where its at.

I have so many favorite films it's hard to choose. But here are a few favorites:

The Good The Bad and The Ugly
Raiders Of The Lost Ark
Escape From New York
The Searchers
Rio Bravo
Star Trek: The Wraith Of Khan
The Magnificent Seven
High Plains Drifter
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
The Man From Laramie
Horror Of Dracula
King Kong (1933)
Godzilla (1954)
Dracula (1931)
From Russia With Love
Goldfinger

I just realized how long this list was getting, so I had better stop now or I'll go on forever

I love horror movies. Most of the recent ones are terrible; however, I do like the decent about the women that get lost in the cave. That movie made me jump for the first time in a long time.

but I do have a very girly side too. I like Sabrina, the Audrey Hepburn one.

I apologize LA_cowgirl21 - - Favorite is a lot different than best. My favorite movie of all time is probably way removed from the best list but I remember it because it meant a lot to me when I first saw it -- WESTSIDE STORY --. As a simple country boy in Iowa, I can still remember watching all the singing and dancing from people I had no idea ever existed. Very early '60s and it blew me away...

Now that we are on the subject of movies! How many of you have considered the different movies about the Vietnam war? Sure we all know the "Platoon, Full Metal Jacket, etc etc", that show the carnage and war as some saw it in combat. But when you consider that 9 out of 10 who served in Vietnam were NON-combat troops, what movie hits closer to home?
May I suggest - "Casualties of War" with Michael J. Fox and Sean Penn; "Good morning Vietnam" with Robin Williams; and "Born on the Fourth of July" with Tom Cruise... Your eyes are opened to what the majority saw and came home with from Vietnam.

You have to break it down by genre or category of type of movie to be fair.

Western - High Noon
Action - Raiders of the Lost Ark
Comedy - Blazing Saddles
War movie - Good Morning Vietnam
Drama - GRAND TORINO
Science Fiction - Close Encounters

The list goes on but perhaps the best movie over all - CITIZEN KANE -

I decided to watch We Were Soldiers tonight. Recently found it and forgot I had bought it. Did not realize that Sam Elliot was in this movie! Heard the guy voice as Mel Gibsons second hand man in the movie and said to my dad that it sounded like him. Dad of course says "No that doesnt look like him!" So I check up on the movie online and sure enough its him!!! Wow! Anyway...Just thought I'd share!

The Searchers

John Wayne from the 50's

I like all different types of movies, but a couple of my favorites are Miracle, The Outlaw Josey Wales, Young Guns, The Cowboy Way, 8 Seconds, Gran Torino, pretty much any Clint Eastwood movie. Those are just a couple of my favorites.

Hi all I like Westerns!! mostly old ones and the list is very long. Many come to mind even the B westerns have alot of good suff in them. I like the rideing. One I like is Tall in the Saddle from which my user name came. It stars John Wane and Gabby Hayes. If you have never seen it you should its a hoot (and there alot of Gun Play to). Another that i like is Blood On The Moon. If youve never seen it either then your in for a treet.

It is hard to nail down to just one or two,,, I enjoy many movies, especailly the older ones.

Maybe a short list?

Jerimiah Johnson
Monty Walsh
Open Range
High Noon

for non-westerns;

We Were Soldiers Once
Casablanca

Too many to list,,,lol

My all time favorite is 'McLintock', I also like 'The Undefeated', '3:10 to Yuma', 'Pale Rider', 'The Outlaw Josey Wales' the 'Magnificent Seven' movies. Outside of the westerns I like 'Toy Story' 1&2, 'Amazing Grace' I could go on and on but I will stop here.