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Right turn Clyde...


Honestly, I think I liked almost all his movies...


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I'll throw in Joe Kidd

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Originally Posted by Leanwolf
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He made some good ones. Id have to put Pale Rider in the top 5.


Pale Rider was just a remake of Shane. Plot and even some of the lines were the same.


L.W.


And lot of parallel scenes with Josey Wales and Unforgiven.


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Unforgiven, Dirty Harry, Magnum Force, The Good Bad Ugly, Outlaw Josey Wales, Fist Full of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More. I guess that's seven.

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Damn, forgot about The Eiger Sanction and Thunderbolt and Lightfoot! Two good ones with George Kennedy playing his usual role.

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Originally Posted by add
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He made some good ones. Id have to put Pale Rider in the top 5.


Pale Rider was just a remake of Shane. Plot and even some of the lines were the same.


L.W.


And lot of parallel scenes with Josey Wales and Unforgiven.
Pale Rider shared some commonalities with Shane. It was actually a remake of Clint's earlier effort, High Plains Drifter, though. Shane featured a real guy whereas Pale Rider and High Plains Drifter featured a ghost. I like both Clint's movies but Shane is one of the best movies ever made.

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White Hunter, Black Heart
Heartbreak Ridge
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In order:

The Outlaw Josey Wales
Unforgiven
Dirty Harry
Fist Full of Dollars
Gran Torino


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Not in order, or maybe not my absolute favorites.
But the most iconic or impressive movie wise.

Good, Bad, & the Ugly.
Dirty Harry.
Pale Rider
Josey Wales
Unforgiven

W/Gran Torino given strong points. Hell, I liked most of his, but these just seem to stand above all the rest.

American Sniper is listed??????

And speaking of copy cats, anybody ever notice that Bruce Willis' Last Man Standing is practically scene for scene a copy of Fist Full of Dollars?

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And speaking of copy cats, anybody ever notice that Bruce Willis' Last Man Standing is practically scene for scene a copy of Fist Full of Dollars?



Fist Full of Dollars was itself a ripoff of Yojimbo, a Japanese samurai flick by Kurosawa. I believe the Japanese production company behind Yojimbo sued the production company for Fist Full, and won.

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Did he ever collaborate with Tarantino?


Twice.

Jersey Boys and Paint Your Wagon.

What did Tarantino have to do with those two movies?

Paint Your Wagon was released in 1969. Quentin Tarantino was six years old.

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Originally Posted by auk1124
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And speaking of copy cats, anybody ever notice that Bruce Willis' Last Man Standing is practically scene for scene a copy of Fist Full of Dollars?



Fist Full of Dollars was itself a ripoff of Yojimbo, a Japanese samurai flick by Kurosawa. I believe the Japanese production company behind Yojimbo sued the production company for Fist Full, and won.


I've heard that a few more of those successful spaghetti westerns, and westerns in general were remakes of Kurosawa classics. Doesn't bother me either. Immitation is the highest form of flattery....if you aren't taking$ from Kurisawa productions IMHO.

One obvious one was "The Magnificent seven" taken from the much better Seven Samari.
Everyone here should rent or buy that.
Then go back and listen to the commentary.

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I've often wondered about that Bruce Willis remake of a remake. Did they pay royalties to the Fist Full of Dollars people, or to the Japanese? Or both?

The only people who made money off that Bruce Willis film were probably the copyright lawyers.

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Originally Posted by natman
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Did he ever collaborate with Tarantino?


Twice.

Jersey Boys and Paint Your Wagon.

What did Tarantino have to do with those two movies?

Paint Your Wagon was released in 1969. Quentin Tarantino was six years old.


Are you sure?


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Heartbreak Ridge was brutal.

A few memorable scenes but just not a very good movie, imo.


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Well damn, it first off it's a Pick handle not an axe handle fugging Hollywood as*holes never get anything right. Outlaw Josey Wales, Heartbreak Ridge, Thunderboldt and Lightfoot, Fistfull of dollars and High plains Drifter. Any movie Malpaso produced (Clints company). I liked Brigdesover Madison county cause Meryl Streep is and allways was a class act. MB


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"Changeling" directed by Eastwood.


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did anyone mention The Beguiled


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