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Eat My Fuc
May 29, 2007

Hang Em High is my favorite western, followed by The Assassination of Jesse James by the coward robert ford, Hang Em High tells a really convoluted morality story really well.

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ChrisBTY
Mar 29, 2012

this glorious monument

I watched Tombstone on a movie night with my friends a few years back on account that it's one of their favorite movies.
On the whole there are few settings I like less than the wild west (unless you have demon cultists and Abe Lincoln's ghost) but I liked that movie.

forkboy84
Jun 13, 2012

Corgis love bread. And Puro


ChrisBTY posted:

Does using mods on Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous to fully respec the NPCs count as cheating?
I say no. It's bullshit that NPCs become less and less versatile the later you get them. And one of the last NPCs you get has an utterly useless roleplay build.

Yes, it's cheating & it's cool. Normalise being poo poo at video games.

Jerusalem
May 20, 2004

Would you be my new best friends?

Captain Magic posted:

Spaghetti Westerns are a different beast altogether. But anyway if you’ve watched a Western and it seemed off, it’s because it wasn’t doing either of the above.

I really dug that Sergio Leone came up with the very clever idea of making his particular Westerns be some of the best movies ever made. More directors should do that!

Edit: The threeway stand-off between The Good, The Bad & The Ugly is magnificent, of course, but there's something special about The Man With No Name intervening in the antagonist's bullshit "fair" duel so that Mortimer can fight him on even footing in For a Few Dollars More.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JPnR7C8mZQ

Jerusalem fucked around with this message at 12:42 on Sep 26, 2022

neoaxd
Nov 13, 2004


Ennio Morricone is untouchable.

Shard
Jul 30, 2005

I know in my heart Good Bad and Ugly is a better movie but I'll die on the hill of A Few Dollars More - It's my favorite spaghetti Western

Cavauro
Jan 9, 2008

Duck, You Sucker!

Cavauro
Jan 9, 2008

Gerbert as well

Quantum of Phallus
Dec 27, 2010

Shard posted:

I know in my heart Good Bad and Ugly is a better movie but I'll die on the hill of A Few Dollars More - It's my favorite spaghetti Western

Might agree with you on this one tbh.

Alaois
Feb 7, 2012

i'm a bit of a Djangohead myself

Quantum of Phallus
Dec 27, 2010

watched High Plains Drifter again recently. I thought it was OK at the time but then I woke up in the middle of the night thinking “were they all ghosts”, it’s rad

yea ok
Jul 27, 2006

i watched that two days ago. great stuff. besides that all i’m watching these days is giallo. they all suck.

Quantum of Phallus
Dec 27, 2010

I went to a cool Argento exhibit in Italy this year, the production is cool but the films are really boring.

Captain Magic
Apr 4, 2005

Yes, we have feathers--but the muscles of men.
Once Upon A Time in the West is just Leone full-on doing whatever the gently caress he wants with Charles Bronson and Henry Fonda and it’s awesome.

And since I decided we’re talking about Charlie Bronson, everybody go watch Death Hunt, where Lee Marvin tries to hunt down Bronson.

Bluedeanie
Jul 20, 2008

It's no longer a blue world, Max. Where could we go?



I'm like 94% through a complete Bond Film rewatch, just haven't had the time for both Cyberpunk and Skyfall lately

Cavauro
Jan 9, 2008

glames frond

The Stroker Ace
Feb 7, 2007

All the western talk made me think of this lovely song.

https://youtu.be/65QF_fcLbKQ

Cavauro
Jan 9, 2008

i put that video on and thought somebody with a southern drawl was going to start singing you are my angel come from way above to bring me love. just kidding

Penguin Patrol
Mar 3, 2005

by Fluffdaddy
i don't like movies but this album is my favorite western

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdDSvgX7PCs

Prokhor Zakharov
Dec 31, 2008


This is me as I make another great post


Good luck with your depression!

Penguin Patrol posted:

i don't like movies but this album is my favorite western

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdDSvgX7PCs

I was listening to this in the shower this morning lol

NienNunb
Feb 15, 2012

Miss being in Vermont. Miss seeing all those happy cows on rolling green hills, miss seeing all the trees, miss having immediate access to all that good cheese and maple syrup and microbreweries. My real vacation to Massachusetts in November just isn’t going to cut it like it normally would.

The Stroker Ace
Feb 7, 2007

I saw Murder by Death on a really cool tour with Frank Turner, the Loved Ones, and the Gaslight Anthem when I lived in SF, it was at the Filmore on my birthday.

Ibexaz
Jul 23, 2013

The faces he makes while posting are inexcusable! When he writes a post his face is like a troll double checking bones to see if there's any meat left! When I post I look like a peacock softly kissing a rose! Didn't his parents provide him with a posting mirror to practice forums faces growing up?
Shout out to the book barn book club for putting me onto Warlock by Oakley Hall, which is basically Deadwood in scope and style. Awesome western

Jerusalem
May 20, 2004

Would you be my new best friends?

Captain Magic posted:

Once Upon A Time in the West is just Leone full-on doing whatever the gently caress he wants with Charles Bronson and Henry Fonda and it’s awesome.

Love that Henry Fonda's initial reaction was asking Eli Wallach,"Who the gently caress is this Sergio Leone rear end in a top hat?" when asked to be in the film, and Eli Wallach basically told him he would forever regret at least not meeting him.... and Leone immediately sold him on the film by describing the opening scene of the kid being killed culminating in the reveal that the heartless killer and the antagonist of the film is Henry Fonda.

Adore that film, even if The Good, The Bad & The Ugly is my favorite, and probably my favorite Western of all time.

Quantum of Phallus
Dec 27, 2010

Bluedeanie posted:

I'm like 94% through a complete Bond Film rewatch, just haven't had the time for both Cyberpunk and Skyfall lately

same but I gave up after QoS, they get so bad after that

forkboy84
Jun 13, 2012

Corgis love bread. And Puro


Quantum of Phallus posted:

same but I gave up after QoS, they get so bad after that

If you think that was bad, wait until you watch the old Bonds, which are also bad but in a more fun and less "gritty" way

Quantum of Phallus
Dec 27, 2010

they're great op

Captain Magic
Apr 4, 2005

Yes, we have feathers--but the muscles of men.

Ibexaz posted:

Shout out to the book barn book club for putting me onto Warlock by Oakley Hall, which is basically Deadwood in scope and style. Awesome western

Absolutely could not describe something to make me buy a copy more quickly

Bluedeanie posted:

I'm like 94% through a complete Bond Film rewatch, just haven't had the time for both Cyberpunk and Skyfall lately

First of all, hope you’re listening to James Bonding because it’s a real treat.

SECOND of all to hell with all you Bond haters and nay-sayers. I watched everything a year or two ago and there’s really only a handful of stinkers in 25 films, not bad.

At the top for me are Goldeneye, License to Kill (every Bond fan has got a guilty pleasure Bond and this one is mine), Skyfall, Casino of Solace (you gotta watch them back-to-back babeeeeey), Diamonds are Forever, The Man with the Golden Gun, and From Russia with Love.

Thunderball loving sucks. In fact, basically all of the ones ending in an army-fight suck. I know Die Another Day gets poo poo on, deservedly so, but I will watch it ten more times before I ever watch Thunderball again, woof.

Also idk if this is a known thing but it is remarkable how many times Bond’s understanding of simple machines and real-world physics saves him, often much more dramatically than anything Q branch gives him. See: using an anchor to kill the dude in the boat in QoS, pulling the bad guy’s parachute in Die Another Day, etc.

Captain Magic
Apr 4, 2005

Yes, we have feathers--but the muscles of men.
Look at this loving poo poo I love it

https://youtu.be/r5rUWO1ZUQA

forkboy84
Jun 13, 2012

Corgis love bread. And Puro


All I really remember is I'm pretty sure as a kid my dad instilled a deep dislike of all the Roger Moore films. All got a bit Carry On film.

I secretly have fond memories of Tomorrow Never Dies which I bet is terrible but it was the first I saw at the cinema on release & also Rupert Murdoch was the baddie and another thing my parents instilled in me was a deep hatred of that tosser.

yea ok
Jul 27, 2006

i wish timothy dalton was bond for longer

Quantum of Phallus
Dec 27, 2010

yea ok posted:

i wish timothy dalton was bond for longer

same.

boxcarhobo
Jun 23, 2005

Captain Magic posted:

Once Upon A Time in the West is just Leone full-on doing whatever the gently caress he wants with Charles Bronson and Henry Fonda and it’s awesome.

And since I decided we’re talking about Charlie Bronson, everybody go watch Death Hunt, where Lee Marvin tries to hunt down Bronson.

Watch mr majestyk if you want to see chuck Bronson be horny for watermelons

Karma Tornado
Dec 21, 2007

The worst kind of tornado.

if Dalton was in Goldeneye it would be the perfect Bond movie for me.

Jerusalem
May 20, 2004

Would you be my new best friends?

yea ok posted:

i wish timothy dalton was bond for longer

I wish I hadn't disliked The Living Daylights so much when I first saw it, it's a really loving good Bond film and showed a lot of promise for where things might go from there, and License to Kill which I loved as a kid I now don't enjoy as much as TLD. I do love Goldeneye though, even if Pierce Brosnan's Bond slowly morphed into Roger Moore by the time of Die Another Day he started incredibly strongly.

Casino Royale and Skyfall are loving superb Bond films though, I love them both so much. I cannot understand how largely the same team that made Skyfall made Spectre though :psyduck:

Bluedeanie
Jul 20, 2008

It's no longer a blue world, Max. Where could we go?



Quantum of Phallus posted:

same but I gave up after QoS, they get so bad after that

Skyfall rules, but like the old adage says, "every Bond movie is someone's favorite." (The implied inverse is true as well.)

Alaois
Feb 7, 2012

George Lazenby was a good James Bond, but Telly Savalas was an excellent Blofeld

Critical
Aug 23, 2007

my friend dragged me to a theater to see die another day which was my first bond movie. will probably not surprise you it was also my last. what a piece of poo poo.

Shard
Jul 30, 2005

I never really got into the Bond movies. Spy stuff doesn't usually do it for me.


I remember one time I rented all three Bourne movies (there were three at the time lol) and I watched them back to back and my goodness they are really all just the same movie.

Meanwhile I can watch the John Wick movies back to back and I feel like they are all the same movie but it doesn't give me the same feeling. I think it's because the Borne movies were edited very similar and I'm pretty sure some beats were at the exact same time.

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The Stroker Ace
Feb 7, 2007

Skyfall is worth watching for the god Roger Deakins’ work alone.

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