Favorite Clips/Scenes from Westerns

[RobertD]

Favorite of mine: Any Jimmy Blevins (Lucas Black) scenes from All the Pretty Horses.

"Can you ride?"

"Well hell yeah I can ride, I was ridin' when I fell off."

 

[elkduds]

You can visit the location of this scene, east of Ridgway CO, just west of the summit of Owl Creek Pass, GMU 65. It is known as Debbie Reynolds meadow, because it was also a location in which of her movies?

The 'river' here is the Soap Creek arm of Blue Mesa reservoir, near Gunnison CO, GMU 54. When TG was filmed, the dam was recent and the reservoir had not fully filled, so all that you see in the movie is submerged. Friends from Gunnison recall being let out of school to watch the filming of this scene in the fall of 1968.

Other CO locations from the film are Last Dollar Ranch near Placerville and Telluride (Mattie's farm) GMU 70; the old Camp Bird mine shaft on private property near Ouray (the snake pit) GMU 65, town of Ridgway (hanging scene and all of Ft. Smith).
The dugout cabin shootout was filmed in CA (Hot creek, Mono County. Also used in the Steve McQueen western Nevada Smith).

Filming Locations for True Grit (1969), in Colorado and California

Travel guide to filming locations for True Grit (1969), in Colorado and California.

www.movie-locations.com

 

[BirdManMike]

 

[220yotekiller]

My favorite western

is there anything more irritating to bad guy than having the hero repeat your own threat back to you word for word, all the time looking down the barrels of a double barreled 12 gauge...

 

[220yotekiller]

I love this one too. Has that nostalgic feeling.

lt does, it takes me back to age 10 sitting in my grandparents living room.

 

[schmalts]

Old Chief made the movie a classic. Loved his work

 

[TOGIE]

 

[Tradewind]

My favorite toast, these days

 

[Ben Lamb]

I love this one too. Has that nostalgic feeling.

Rio Bravo is the western that all others are judged by. Fantastic movie, incredible cast & it had a revolving colt rifle.

But this line from El Dorado is damned good too:

 

[Brandon270]

Lots of good ones already shared. I was going to put up the gunfight meadow scene from True Grit but somone beat me to it. I tried to find the scene where they run the steers through town to get through the blockade in Chisum but couldn't find it.

This ending scene always pumped me up as a kid seeing John Wayne alone on his horse looking down at his ranch.

 

[Tradewind]

You spent 12 bucks and didn't hit a G__ Da__ thing.

 

[OntarioHunter]

True Grit with Jeff Bridges is nonstop memorable one-liners. I think my favorite is "I am a foolish old man who has been drawn into a wild goose chase by a harpie in trousers and a nincompoop!"

 

[Nick87]

My favorite western

Yup.

 

[FoodIsMemories]

Even as a little kid maybe 8-9 this made me LMAO and still does. @Ben Lamb beat me to the card scene! Hands down my favorite clip from that movie.

Too young for the rest of the westerns. How about some Django??

 

[MT Rookie aka OR Chris]

When a man becomes a legend

 

[hank4elk]

Ben Johnson, the OG movie cowboy. He's the trooper who stole Shermans horse in She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, and was in many John Ford westerns.
Guy started out as a real buckaroo and got into it in the 30's, I shook his hand once .

 

[hank4elk]

Opening scene in Stagecoach and one of the best in my book. John Ford was the director who showed the expanse of the west, #1 .
Clint Eastwood took it to a new level. Reality.

 

[noharleyyet]

 

[Nick87]

 

[Nick87]