Cowboy Movies Needed

[Mike - LA]

Can anyone tell me of some cowboy movies minus the cursing, sex and nudity?? Violence, killing and drinking are ok! Seems there are none that meet this requirement made after 1957. What a tragedy at least to me. I’m open to hearing what others have to say and offer for watching. Popcorn’s just no good anymore.

 

[Steve Hoch]

Can't go wrong with any number of John Wayne westerns. How about a double feature of "True Grit" and it's sequel "Rooster Cogburn".

 

[ChuckO]

The finest movie ever made: Tombstone. Any western made/staring Clint Eastwood is also a winner

 

[LMichaels]

Blazing Saddles?

 

[Mike - LA]

The finest movie ever made: Tombstone. Any western made/staring Clint Eastwood is also a winner

Aw I’m the biggest Clint fan but one you get past For a few dollars, Few dollars more and GBU enter the obscene language. Didn’t remember Josey Wales being so foul mouthed. But I still love Clint best. Barbarosa with Willie was a good one but man o man….anybody ever see that one?

Blazing Saddles?

Loved it but you sure couldn’t make it today.

 

[LMichaels]

How about "Paint Your Wagon" Clint Eastwood and Lee Marvin singing? It don't get better

 

[Mike - LA]

How about "Paint Your Wagon" Clint Eastwood and Lee Marvin singing? It don't get better

It don’t get worser either !

 

[Ed P]

Can anyone tell me of some cowboy movies minus the cursing, sex and nudity?? Violence, killing and drinking are ok! Seems there are none that meet this requirement made after 1957. What a tragedy at least to me. I’m open to hearing what others have to say and offer for watching. Popcorn’s just no good anymore.

If you are into docuseries and you are a NF subscriber, there's "Wyatt Earp and the Cowboy War" on NF.

https://www.netflix.com/title/81572104

 

[timothy]

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
Not really a cowboy movie but the same period. Jeremiah Johnson.

 

[Erik Tracy]

Conagher -starring Sam Elliot

Made for TV movie - stays very true to the story by Louis L'Amour.

 

[timothy]

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

“The Cowboys”!

 

[Bob Bailey]

Lonesome Dove is, by far, the best western I've ever seen. (at least 5 times)
The Magnificent Seven is a close second, and Sons of Katie Elder third.
All clean.

 

[timothy]

 

[BFletcher]

Just don't watch Hannie Cauder

 

[LMichaels]

Lonesome Dove is, by far, the best western I've ever seen. (at least 5 times)
The Magnificent Seven is a close second, and Sons of Katie Elder third.
All clean.

I always thought Lonesome Dove was a TV series

 

[Bob Bailey]

I always thought Lonesome Dove was a TV series

That's the way it was shown initially. Shortly afterwards, it was released on DVD sets. Better take a nap first and have plenty of food and beverages nearby, as well as a strong bladder, if you ever watch the full version. It's really hard to pause it once you're into it an hour or so.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

“Open Range”, there are dozens of good ones!

 

[Erik Tracy]

The OP gets to set the limits.

Does "cowboy movies" mean westerns, movies only or series, period or modern?

Pretty big spread of genre.

 

[Mike - LA]

Lonesome Dove is, by far, the best western I've ever seen. (at least 5 times)
The Magnificent Seven is a close second, and Sons of Katie Elder third.
All clean.

Love me some Robert Duvall acting

The OP gets to set the limits.

Does "cowboy movies" mean westerns, movies only or series, period or modern?

Pretty big spread of genre.

Yeah should’ve made that a little more clear. Westerns actually of any period whether movie or series(not just cowboys and cowboys or cowboys and Indians). Don’t know if I can edit that up front or not but there’s times when my mind sees things that doesn’t go into words very well. Good point on that thanks Erik.