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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: xrtoronto on August 02, 2006, 02:11:54 PM
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Just rented and watched 'The Gauntlet' and it made me think what would be the consensus on the favourite Eastwood movie.
I really like Sondra Locke (in the gauntlet) but it is not one of my favourite Eastwood movies.
I think I would have to go with UNFORGIVEN as my all time favourite movie by him. He has made allot of really good movies, but UNFORGIVEN tops the list for me.
Second choice would have to be 'The Good, The Bad and the Ugly'.
How about you?
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the bridges of madison county
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If I must pick one it would be "the guns on navarone" or whatever the american title for that movie is :)
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I bet it WILL be this one ;)
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Originally posted by Nilsen
If I must pick one it would be "the guns on navarone" or whatever the american title for that movie is :)
"The Guns of Navarrone" is a Gregory Peck movie, Eastwood wasn't in it. He wasn't in the "sequel" either.
Perhaps you mean "Where Eagles Dare", with Eastwood and Richard Burton.
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Originally posted by Captain Virgil Hilts
"The Guns of Navarrone" is a Gregory Peck movie, Eastwood wasn't in it. He wasn't in the "sequel" either.
Perhaps you mean "Where Eagles Dare", with Eastwood and Richard Burton.
Bingo thats the one.. got my movies mixed :)
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One of my favorites. I have it on DVD.
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Where Eagles Dare is one of my favorite Eastwood movies as well.
"Major, right now you've got me about as confused as I ever hope to be."
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Dirty Harry
Where Eagles Dare
Charon
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Kelly's Heros
But I really like 'em all
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Dirty Harry or Kelly's Heroes.
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The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.
Greatest movie ever made.
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saw it when I was 8
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Kelly's Heros.
Any of the spaghetti westerns were good too, but I think my favorite Eastwood western would be 'Hang em High'.
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Outlaw Josey Wales
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Pale Rider
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in all seriousness Firefox and A Perfect World would probably be near the top, Unforgiven doesn't count, it's it's own class of movies :aok
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Originally posted by Shifty
Outlaw Josey Wales
Oh yes, I had forgotten about that one. Yep, a good one for sure.
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Sandra locke ruined every movie she was ever in.
High planes drifter is my Fav.
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Yup, I reckon I was just about to respond with Josey Wales as well.
Good book by Forrest Carter too. Shame Clint never made the sequel, he bought the rights to both Josey Wales novels.
- SEAGOON
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Outlaw Josey Wales
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"To Hell with them fellas. Buzzards have gotta eat, same as anything else."
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"You gonna pull those pistols..... or whistle dixie?
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"Dieing aint much of a living boy."
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Originally posted by Shifty
Outlaw Josey Wales
Ditto
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josey.
"we all died a little in that war."
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"Anyone gets hit, sing out. Slap iron to it. It's the fastest way to stop the bleeding. "
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halloween last year.
grew the beard for it even.
(http://www.augustbach.com/eastwood.bmp)
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The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.
I would have listed that, but it's in a whole catagory all it's own in my mind. A masterpiece of cinema (even with the spaghetti) featuring Clint Eastwood :) Just watched it again a few months ago and it's held up very well.
Bloonndieee! Bloonndiee!
Charon
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Of all of em I've seen gotta go with "Outlaw Josey Wales"
The entire film was great BUT..........
Loved the Chief!
The old lady was a kick too.
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Originally posted by wrag
Of all of em I've seen gotta go with "Outlaw Josey Wales"
The entire film was great BUT..........
Loved the Chief!
The old lady was a kick too.
The Chief:
"It aint right a white man should sneak up on an indian like that."
hehehe
By far the best Clint movie ever. :aok
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I would go with Kelly's Heros also, but most are good. How bout
"Two Mules for Sister Sara"
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Two Mules for Sister Sara and Kelly's Heros.
Frodo
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Heartbreak Ridge
(http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/7297/clint013tm7.jpg)
"With all due respect, sir, you're beginning to bore the hell out of me. "
"Be advised, I'm mean nasty and tired. I eat concertina wire and piss napalm and I could a round through a fleas bellybutton at 300 yards. So why don't you hump somebody else's leg mutt-face before I push yours in. "
"The United States' Marines is lookin' for a few good men - you ain't it"
"Why don't I bend you over the table there... send you home with the "I just pumped the neighbor's cat" look on your face"
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The Spaghetti Westerns together... best trillogy evah.
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"Endeavor to persevere."
"We thought about that for a while...and what it meant...endeavor to persevere. And after we had thought about it...we declared war on the Union."
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Originally posted by SunKing
The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.
Greatest movie ever made.
I thought "A fistfull of dollars" was the best of the three, though "for a few dollars more" had the most potential. By the time "The good the bad and the ugly came out" they were running a bit long, and couldn't sustain the plot. Maybe I just like shorter movies lol. Anyone else think that GBU was the least perfect of the three?
Though I think I liked the Original "Dirty Harry" more.
-Sik
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Is there a bad Clint Eastwood film? If there is, I ain't seen it.
I noticed nobody has mentioned "Paint Your Wagon". That film is a masterpiece.
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I noticed nobody has mentioned "Paint Your Wagon". That film is a masterpiece.
I almost listed that one ... hear Clint sing ... or pretend to. ;)
Some of his early work still plays well today.
Coogans Buff - Pilot movie for the Mc Cloud tv series.
Play Misty For Me
The Beguiled
Breezy
Joe Kidd
Clint will rank as one of the all time greats in moviedom.
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Howdy RPM,
Originally posted by rpm
Is there a bad Clint Eastwood film? If there is, I ain't seen it.
Unfortunately there are:
Space Cowboys
The Rookie
City Heat
And anything pairing Clint with an Orangutan
But Paint Your Wagon is one of my favorites, as a kid I was always singing the songs from that one. Susanna go ahead and cry....
"Is they dead?"
"They better be, cause I'm gonna bury 'em!"
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I wouldn't say that his role in Million Dollar Baby was his best performance as an actor, but as a director, he nailed it.
As far as westerns go... I think Open Range is probably one of the best... but what can I say. I'm full of man-love for Robert Duvall.
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The man-with-no-name trilogy.
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Duvall rocks. Especially the Zoetrope pictures.
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I have to disagree Seagoon. While they may be his lowest ranked, they are still entertaining and profitable films. I enjoyed all of the ones listed, including those with Clyde.:)
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a couple on this list already are among my favorite flicks, Kelly's Heros & The Good, The Bad & the Ugly, but having seen them a number of times i noticed that Eastwood wasn't really that good in either of them, seems to have done little more than read his lines & in The Good, The Bad & the Ugly, stood there looking good while the great music played. The Good, The Bad & the Ugly was a work of genius by Eli Wallach & Lee Van Cleef...Kelly's Heros was made great by Donal Sutherland & whatshisname, the bald guy that played "crap game".
OTOH, White Hunter, Black Heart was a great movie starring & directed by Clint Eastwood
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Crap Game
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I saw it as a kid and I don't know why but today I still hold Thunderbolt and Lightfoot as my fave. Maybe it was because of Catherine Bach...
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no, it was that car
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I liked the Secret Service flick did too. The one with Malkovich. What was it called? Line of Fire?
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Originally posted by Debonair
no, it was that car
Nice try.
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Originally posted by Debonair
Kelly's Heroes was made great by Donal Sutherland & whatshisname, the bald guy that played "crap game".
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Originally posted by DiabloTX
Nice try.
iirc, that car pwnd almost as hard at RPM just pwnd me
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Maybe so. You did get totally PWN3D by RPM.
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No debate: Bronco Billy
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right turn clyde.
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Originally posted by rpm
Is there a bad Clint Eastwood film? If there is, I ain't seen it.
jokeingly i posted it as the first reply.
bridges of madison county with that suck bellybutton meryl street.
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Unforgiven was just frigging great... He hit that one out of the park.
the good the bad and the ugly and outlaw josey whales were good too.
One that was good to look at was pale rider.
lazs
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"Sometimes all you need is a good piece of hickory"
Unforgiven
Josey Wails
Pale Rider
all great flicks.
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Originally posted by Slash27
I liked the Secret Service flick did too. The one with Malkovich. What was it called? Line of Fire?
Ditto on that one! Malkovich was also good in that one.
Also loved "Guns of Navarone" as a kid.
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mt... you can't possibly like those three in that order..
lazs
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In that order...
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I absolutely forbid it.
lazs
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Those are my words of death...
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"Right turn Clyde."
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i forgot to mention that archie bunker pwnd in Kelly's Heros also