General Chit-Chat Thread - No Spoilers

[28 Jakes Later]

I’d have Magnificent Seven on mine


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[Barry Poppins]

I’d have Magnificent Seven on mine Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Tbf, I thought about it, but there's like three versions and if I had one to recommend, I'd just suggest Seven Samurai.

 

[Barry Poppins]

I love Magnificent Seven tho.

 

[Chris]

I'd take the Kurosawa original that Fistful of Dollars was basically a remake of over the western as well tbh speaking of that

 

[Chris]

Cannot remember the name for the life of me even tho I watched it for the first time last year

 

[Chris]

Yojimbo that's it

 

[Chris]

I remember liking For a Few Dollars More over Fistful as well when I watched the trilogy but I've rewatched the second two more recently than Fistful so opinions could change

 

[Barry Poppins]

Honestly all three of Kurosawa's big three films are spectacular.

 

[Barry Poppins]

Seven Samurai, Yojimbo, and Rashomon

 

[28 Jakes Later]

Modern Westerns I’d go with Silverado, Young Guns, Tombstone, Django Unchained, and Maverick


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[Chris]

He's probably top 5 director for me as far as number of films seen, maybe even top 3

 

[Chris]

Modern Westerns I’d go with Silverado, Young Guns, Tombstone, Django Unchained, and Maverick Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

unforgiven is 90s, does that count as modern as well. Id say yeah for the western genre

 

[Chris]

Oh you had Tombstone so yes lol

 

[Chris]

Seven Samurai, Yojimbo, and Rashomon

Ran and Ikiru I love as well

 

[Chris]

Oh I recently watched dersu uzala, that was really good too but way different since it was a soviet joint production or whatever