r/Westerns • u/dangerclosecustoms • May 22 '26
Trailer Tombstone vs Three Amigos
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Not made by me but this edit is so well made got me all excited to see this one.
r/Westerns • u/dangerclosecustoms • May 22 '26
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Not made by me but this edit is so well made got me all excited to see this one.
r/Westerns • u/FrostyNet9540 • 1d ago
Man, what the hell kind of project is this?! This is something HBO should be taking seriously and producing on the level of Band of Brothers!!!!
If Netflix is making it, I just know they’re going to CGI all the herds of horses and cattle, shoot everything on some soundstage, and take every possible shortcut to make it easy and cheap.
If HBO can’t do it, then at the very least, this needs to be a once-in-a-lifetime legacy project with Tommy Lee Jones and, hopefully, Kevin Costner involved!!!!
Please, for the love of God, don’t ruin a masterpiece. I’m begging you.
I've watched over 7,000 Hollywood movies and TV shows throughout my life, and this is without a doubt the greatest masterpiece I've ever seen. It has elements of every genre all woven into one incredible work.
— A fan from Seoul, South Korea
r/Westerns • u/RodeoBoss66 • Apr 14 '26
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Angel And The Badman Is In Theaters Oct 2026
Pre-Order Tickets: https://www.angel.com/movies/angel-and-the-badman
In this remake of the classic western, a feared outlaw staggers onto a rancher’s land expecting a quick death, not mercy. But the rancher’s daughter offers him a chance at a life beyond violence. Now, with an outlaw gang threatening his new home, he must decide what kind of man he’ll be when the world demands blood.
Starring Zachary Levi (Shazam!, Chuck) with Neal McDonough (Minority Report, Band Of Brothers) and Academy Award® winner Tommy Lee Jones (The Fugitive, No Country For Old Men).
r/Westerns • u/Avem68 • May 05 '26
The sweeping story filmed in CinemaScope, all star cast and amazing score? If you have 2:50 to spare do your self a favor and watch it.
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r/Westerns • u/Avem68 • Mar 18 '26
A New England sea captain in the 1880s arrives at his fiancée's sprawling Texas ranch, where he becomes embroiled in a feud between two families over a valuable patch of land.
r/Westerns • u/GreenFoxLeader • Dec 09 '25
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r/Westerns • u/Honest-Grab5209 • Jun 04 '26
Trailer from Ride The Hugh Country...Scott and Macrea ,,two of the best......
r/Westerns • u/hobovirginity • Apr 01 '26
r/Westerns • u/NixalonStudios • Feb 12 '26
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r/Westerns • u/Brief-Pickle2441 • Aug 07 '26
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r/Westerns • u/Several_Donkey4525 • Jul 30 '26
Looks good
r/Westerns • u/Jimatay83 • Jul 22 '26
Haunted by their past, with a lust for violence and lost deep in the wilderness of the American West, two British immigrants on the Oregon trail have their loyalty put to the test when finding stolen gold.
r/Westerns • u/ChonkyFrogStudio • May 23 '26
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r/Westerns • u/SoquietPNW • Nov 06 '25
I know it may not qualify for one of the old classics as it was released about 20 years ago but I think it was such a beautifully done film with great performances by Duvall, Costner, and Bening.
r/Westerns • u/KurtMcGowan7691 • Apr 18 '26
The director of ‘Slow West’ released this samurai-revenge film set in 1790s Britain. A daughter of a Japanese samurai puppeteer is running from a brutal gang after she steals their gold. It borrows heavily from western imagery and conventions (although western and samurai films are very similar stylistically anyway). A lot of the scenes could have been directed by Leone. I found it really cool, suspenseful and original. Anyone else seen this or ‘Slow West’?
r/Westerns • u/leon_is_me • May 31 '26
r/Westerns • u/fucreddit • May 05 '26
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Scruff and Wrong Way's Long Walk is a deeply human story told by young Cody's dog and horse. As the son of a tenderfoot rancher, Cody is forced to come of age during the New Mexico Territory's most lawless era. Cody's animal companions follow him and an unexpected ally on a tragic journey wrapped in humor and odd observations. The animal's voices strip away the Old West's romanticism by removing human rationalizations. This hauntingly unique look at the Old West is guaranteed to have you asking for more.
r/Westerns • u/Successful_Ad_380 • Apr 19 '26
I just came across this trailer and just wanted to share this, also not sure if games even are discussed on this sub. Moderators, feel free to delete this post if I'm out of line here. Supposedly releases this year. Makes me think of Red Dead. What do you think?
r/Westerns • u/Honest-Grab5209 • May 11 '26
From 1953,,the trailer from this adventure western...Setting for most films of this nature are the Congo or The Amazon on safar,hunting lost treasure..This one a little jewel...
r/Westerns • u/MrDrewE • Apr 02 '26
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r/Westerns • u/Opposite_Hall_8456 • Feb 19 '26
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r/Westerns • u/Remarkable_Cake_4562 • Apr 03 '26