Check out Anthony Mann westerns. The Man from Laramie, The Naked Spur, Winchester 73, Man of The West, and Bend of the River He’s made some more but these are the ones I’ve seen and I highly recomend

The Far Country and The Furies are two more really good Mann movies.

I would add The Tin Star to that list.

I’d add River of No Return with Robert Mitchum & Marilyn Monroe

That is….not by Anthony Mann.

I'm sort of new-ish myself, but I have been on a huge binge lately. These have stood out to me so far(orher than the ones you have already mentioned): - The Gunfighter - The Wild Bunch - Keoma - If You Meet Sartana Pray For Your Death - Rio Bravo - 3:10 To Yuma (original and remake) - The Magnificent Seven (original and remake) - Quigley Down Under - Death Rides A Horse - The Great Silence - The Proposition (directed by John Hillcoat) - Hell or High Water - No Country for Old Men - Bone Tomahawk - Sabata - Day of Anger (I'm sure I'm forgetting some) My favorite western so far is: Once Upon A Time In The West. All the best to ya!

Rio bravo, true grit, the wild bunch, butch cassidy and the Sundance kid

* The Wild Bunch * The Outlaw Josey Wales * Joe Kidd * Silverado * They Call Me Trinity * Trinity is Still My Name * My Name is Nobody * Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid * The Big Gundown * The Quick and the Dead * Quigley Down Under * Day of Anger * The Revenant * Two Mules for Sister Sara * Dances With Wolves * Django (1966) * The Great Silence * True Grit * The Hateful Eight * The Magnificent Seven * White Buffalo * Heartbreak Pass * The Forgotten Pistolero * Death Rides a Horse * Django... Prepare a Coffin * And God Said to Cain * The Grand Duel * High Noon * Jeremiah Johnson * Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid * Sabata * Django the Bastard

I always recommend the same directors, and in the same order: John Ford Anthony Mann Budd Boetticher Sergio Leone Sam Peckinpah

My Darling Clementine Silverado Red River The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

My Darling Clementine is one of the best of all time.

You should watch Deadwood the hbo series and then the Deadwood movie

Django, The Tall T and Barquero are some of my favorites. Also Lonesome Dove is the greatest mini series of all time.

Shane.. ( Alan Ladd), 🐎 The Unforgiven ( Burt Lancaster), 🐎 Hombre ( Paul Newman), 🐎. Butch Cassidy & Sundance Kid ( Paul Newman), 🐎. Quigley Down Under (Tom Selleck)

I forgot: Ride the High Country (Randolph Scott) 🐎

Ride the High Country is a great film that would play particularly well after you've seen a lot of other classic westerns as that adds to the performances of Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea.

……and John Wayne’s last Western - The Shootist 1976 has a bunch of old stars in it, like Lauren Bacall, James Stewart, Ron Howard, Richard Boone, Hugh O’Brian, Harry Morgan, etc

Any Randolph scott films👍🤠

The Cowboys. The Sacketts. The Shadow Riders. Hondo. One Eyed Jacks.

Oh and Rio Bravo

Add High Noon

In addition to the excellent movies mentioned, here’s a couple not usually mentioned in the Western vein: “Hidalgo” and “Wild Bill”

Once Upon a Time in the West

The 3:10 To Yuma remake Once Upon A Time In The West The Roughriders

Once you are caught up on the classics, try Hostiles from 2017. Great movie, great cast- with Wes Studi, Christian Bale, Rosamund Pike, Jesse Plemons, Ben Foster, and Timothee Chalamet, For a neo-western, Hell or High Water is a favorite of mine.

The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, Jeremiah Johnson, True Grit 2010, The Homesman

Hombre

The Man who shot liberty vallance My darling clementine Deadwood (TV show)

[https://www.amctheatres.com/american-film-institute/ten-top-ten/western](https://www.amctheatres.com/american-film-institute/ten-top-ten/western) American Film Institute top 10 westerns

The Great Silence, it’s an excellent Spaghetti Western

Since Donald Sutherland just died, you should check out the film FORSAKEN, starring Donald & Kiefer Sutherland (and directed by the latter). It’s one of the most emotional & satisfying westerns ever!

That was great!

Great Silence.

This gets asked a bunch, including [recently](https://www.reddit.com/r/Westerns/comments/1dcutix/where_to_start_in_the_genre/). ----- A few years ago I cooked up [this syllabus](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1erzrsiBDx9iCw5OYFnRSM4x7XmcK6OBSHO7--5qnwqs/edit#gid=1316289771) for a r/westerngenrestudy thing that … never attracted any attention and I ultimately did not get very far in. But, I do think the ~52 films represent the recognized best of westerns, and that can be done in ~1 year of weekly film-watching. Plus there's plenty of additions in various sub-categories (space western, comedy, weird-west, international, &c.)

Two very good and underrated Westerns are The Appaloosa and One Eyed Jacks. Also check out Lawman and The Last Hard Men.

Along with the many stellar recomendations that have been proffered, *Fort Apache* is a must see.

The Terrence Howard flicks: They Call Me Trinity, Trinity is Still My Name, My Name is Nobody

wagon master and the outlaw josey wales are two of my faves

**Little Big Man** **High Noon** **Ulzana's Raid** **Three Godfathers** (1936 version, there's a better known 1948 version directed by John Ford and starring John Wayne, in color, but I prefer the much grittier, black and white 1936 version. There are other adaptations as well that you can find mentioned in the wikipedia article for the original novel.) **The Big Trail** (1930, primitive sound hampers this black and white epic somewhat. It was John Wayne's first starring role. Still worth watching in my opinion.)

High Noon with Gary Cooper, Monte Walsh, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Rio Bravo, Undefeated, McClintock, True Grit Unforgiven

Lawman. The Professionals. Vera Cruz. Tell Them Valdez is Coming. Chato's Land. Duck, You Sucker. Both of the Monte Walsh movies. The Wild Bunch. Geronimo (1993). Lonesome Dove (mini series). ✌️

High noon is a tight 88ish mins. And it really holds up to its reputation.

The big country w/Gregory peck & burl Ives.