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Greatest Western of the 1980s
YellowSnow
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Greatest Western of the 1980s 16 votes
Silverado
0%
The Man from Snowy River
6%
1 vote
Lonsome Dove (I'm cheating F.O.)
18%
3 votes
Young Guns
18%
3 votes
Pale Rider
43%
7 votes
The Long Riders
0%
Tom Horn
0%
Death Hunt
0%
Barbarosa
0%
F.O. Row Peter Puffer, you left off...
12%
2 votes
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Voted for the only one I'm aware of.
Underrated Clint movie IMO
Hard to go wrong with Clint
Every time I walk by the hickory axe handles in Ace Hardware I think if Clint.
The 80s were the nadir of the genre. @RaceBannon has pointed out previously, Pale Rider, helped keep the genre on life support until the 90's resurgence.
Even though I'd concede the GOAT Western Actor Natty to Clint of The Duke, Robert Duvall remains my favorite guy in a Western.
People forget Lonseome Dove was originally written as a movie screen play in 1971 with John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, and Henry Fonda in the starring roles.
Dad #2 loved Snowy River and the VHS was worn from heavy use from the basement family room. Pretty excellent movie score as well. I scored many a points when I was able to secure a DVD for his viewing pleasure.
Pale Rider isn't even among his best westerns, but it's still a great movie. There was a little too much cheese but it's easily forgivable. Clint really leaned into the kindly but mysterious stranger with a dark side thing and that's his wheelhouse.
The young girl portrayed Sydney Penny is cheese.
Footloose
Chris Penn wore cowboy boots
Guilty pleasure
The end out is all time
White boy summer
Christ.
Spud heads like Throbber love them some Mormon movies and arm pit action.
There’s some pics on IMDb of Lori Singer in a cowboy hat in footloose.
You’re damned right on the Utah armpit action.
Only one I’ve seen.