Every Tuesday Night, a group of guys meet at my house for Western Night. Tonight’s Western:5mo ⋅ TheGuyPhillips ⋅ r/Westerns
Clint Eastwood, aged ninety-three. Would love to see just one more western.4mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
This is what a fatal gunshot wound looked like in 1969. Does it seem realistic?5mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
Thoughts on this film?? Personally, this is what got me into Westerns.1mo ⋅ deletethissoon43 ⋅ r/Westerns
I love Lee Van Cleef but every time I see him I can’t help but imagine he was a black cat that wished itself into a human. I can’t shake it1mo ⋅ BillythenotaKid ⋅ r/Westerns
John Wayne during filming of The Undefeated. Why is one cartridge longer than the others?1mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
Finally got around to watching Old Henry. Wow. Very fast paced but slow roll...the way I like my Westerns. Superb acting. Highly recommend!1wk ⋅ WalkingHorse ⋅ r/Westerns
John Wayne's final western, in the film he plays a dying man whilst also dying himself (cancer)2mo ⋅ HotDogz4Tea ⋅ r/Westerns
Born one hundred years ago on February 19, 1924 in NYC, happy centennial to the great Lee Marvin. Lee passed August 29, 1987 age sixty-three in Tucson, Arizona and was interred next to Joe Louis in Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA.2mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
What are your thoughts on High Plains Drifter (1973)? I think it's a solid movie, the only thing that turned me off is Eastwood's character, who is supposed to be the 'hero' being a rapist.3mo ⋅ prolelol ⋅ r/Westerns
I just watched High Plains Drifter, and it might be one of my new favorites2mo ⋅ Chemical-Tailor-901 ⋅ r/Westerns
Glenn Ford was the fastest gun in Hollywood with a draw and fire time of 0.4 seconds4mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
Big Jake and Dirty Harry were both released in 1971 and written by the same authors - Harry and Rita Fink. Both films feature a Blow-Your-Head-Off scene. Who does it better?1mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
Came across this painting titled Look Who's Here, by Andy Thomas. Can you name the actors? Great cast of characters but who are we missing?2mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
John Wayne rides a beautiful Appaloosa named Zip Cochise in El Dorado, 1966. My favorite breed and possibly the quintessential western movie horse.5mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
I always found it funny that the Earps have the same taste in women1mo ⋅ BillythenotaKid ⋅ r/Westerns
Gunfight at the OK Corral (1957) My favorite pairing of Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas.3wk ⋅ Vasey6067 ⋅ r/Westerns
The first released image from the Western i wrote 'SURROUNDED starring Letitia Wright. Premiering this weekend at the Sun Valley Film Festival in Idaho1yr ⋅ AndyPagana ⋅ r/Westerns
Anthony Mann directed Jimmy Stewart in five westerns (1950-1955) with Stewart wearing the same hat. Great films. Great hat.2mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
A desperate sheriff has to make a one-man stand against a posse of violent criminals after everyone in his town turns their back on him in High Noon (1952) and Copland (1997). Is Copland a western?4mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
In Western movies, has there ever been a better greedy villainous rascal than this guy?1yr ⋅ dremonearm ⋅ r/Westerns
Jack Palance in Shane is a perfect example of a character becoming iconic despite having little actual screen time1mo ⋅ JugglerJizzBall ⋅ r/Westerns
Was watching “The Searchers” last night and had to pause it to sketch this scene at 2:47 in.1mo ⋅ VantablacSOL ⋅ r/Westerns
It may be playing against type but Henry Fonda does ruthless murderous psychopath quite well.4mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
The full-length, light-colored canvas or linen coats worn to protect clothing from trail dust are called dusters. Back in the day, duster(s) was also used as a slang reference for western movies. Does anyone still use the expression? Are there other slang references for westerns?4mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
Watching Ward Bond in this scene from The Searchers taught me that you needed to look along the barrel at the sights in order to aim proper. How do shoot-from-the-hip gunslingers ever hit anything without that visual guidance?4mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
Artist from Ireland. Finished a couple of acrylic paintings today of Val Kilmer and Kurt Russell from maybe my favourite western, Tombstone 👍2mo ⋅ mikesartwrks ⋅ r/Westerns
Upvote Fancy Vest to make sure he speaks to his boss before pulling that rifle4yr ⋅ DifferentDecision7 ⋅ r/Westerns
It’s Tuesday night which means it’s Western Night. We’re sippin’ beers and watching:5mo ⋅ TheGuyPhillips ⋅ r/Westerns
I did a western painting, I'm still learning but I wanted to share it with you3yr ⋅ andeluiven ⋅ r/Westerns
Artist from Ireland. Finished a trilogy of acrylic paintings today from my favourite Western movie. Hope you guys like how they turned out.8mo ⋅ mikesartwrks ⋅ r/Westerns
Today's find at my local Value Village for $6. Almost missed seeing it on the shelf!1yr ⋅ Roamin_Horseman ⋅ r/Westerns
Lee Marvin, John Wayne, Vera Miles, Jeanette Nolan, John Qualen, and Woody Strode exchange glares in a tense standoff from The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, 1962. Great characters and a wonderful ensemble in one of my favorite scenes.5mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
A movie you'd rank in your top 20 favorite westerns that is not universally appreciated.1yr ⋅ Sherlockian_Whimsy ⋅ r/Westerns
John Wayne, John Ford, and James Stewart on the set of “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance”, 196210mo ⋅ WhenPigsRideCars ⋅ r/Westerns
The real life Doc Holliday was born this day in 1851, Griffin, Georgia || Died on November 8, 1887 at the Hotel Glenwood, near the hot springs of Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Happy birthday Doc! I'll always be your huckleberry!4yr ⋅ ChampagneSupernva ⋅ r/Westerns
Happy New Year! It’s Tuesday night which means it’s western night. Tonight we’re watching:4mo ⋅ TheGuyPhillips ⋅ r/Westerns
Hey Gang - Been a few weeks. It’s Tuesday which means it’s Western Night. We’re sippin’ Old Fashioneds and watching:2mo ⋅ TheGuyPhillips ⋅ r/Westerns
Neville Brand (seen here in The Return of Jack Slade, 1955) was one of the greatest of the no-good-niks seen in Westerns.2wk ⋅ Vasey6067 ⋅ r/Westerns
A Western Each Year - 1993: Tombstone starring Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer leading an incredible cast. Wyatt Earp reluctantly gets pulled into the middle of a Gang War, which turns personal when his family is attacked. A true Modern Classic Western that continues to grow in stature. A Must See.2yr ⋅ AspireAgain ⋅ r/Westerns
Decided to Watch this Movie Again Since My Last Post. What a Good Movie and Great Addition to Any Collection of Westerns2yr ⋅ Ur1st0pshhoop ⋅ r/Westerns
Set ’em up, mister. Milk for the infant and a cold beer for me. - Robert Marmaduke Sangster Hightower, 3 Godfathers, 1948. Any other western recommendations for the season?5mo ⋅ NomadSound ⋅ r/Westerns
Spotlight on Western Supporting Star John Dehner. Stern-faced baritone Dehner had over 300 credits in Movies and TV, including Pat Garrett in The Left Handed Gun, was the radio voice of Paladin from 1958-60, and for a time worked as an animator at Disney Studios. Amazing Life.1yr ⋅ AspireAgain ⋅ r/Westerns
Spotlight on the amazing Ben Johnson, a Real Cowboy turned Reel Cowboy, with over 100 Credits. Most often seen in important supporting roles in movies and TV, but served as the male lead in Mighty Joe Young and Wagonmaster. Won Best Supporting Actor in 1972 for The Last Picture Show.1yr ⋅ AspireAgain ⋅ r/Westerns
It’s Tuesday which means it’s Western Night. Winter/Christmas themed westerns only this month. We’re sipping Mezcal and watchin’:4mo ⋅ TheGuyPhillips ⋅ r/Westerns
