Bright, explosive and crazy westerns will brighten up any evening or weekend perfectly. We have prepared for you a selection of 15 best films about the Wild West. Here are both classics and completely new works!
1. Once Upon a Time in the Wild West (1968)
A mysterious man nicknamed Harmonica (Charles Bronson) is attacked by assassins sent by gang leader Frank (Henry Fonda). But he deals with them easily. Along the way, Harmonica tries to help Jill McBain, a young woman from New Orleans whom he has developed a liking for.
2. Open space (2003)
Boss Spearman (Robert Duvall) is a cattle rancher and hires former soldier Charlie (Kevin Costner) as his assistant. Their common friend goes to another city, but suddenly disappears without a trace, and then is beaten and in prison.
3. Django Unchained (2012)
This Tarantino film is inspired by the old Italian western "Django". The slave brothers are driving black slaves to auction. Among them is Django (Jamie Foxx), who has already been resold for attempting to escape.
4. The Magnificent Seven (1960)
Despite its advanced age, this work by John Sturges recently entered the American National Film Registry. The inhabitants of the Mexican village were tired of the raids of bandits and hired defenders - seven shooters. By the way, the film has a wonderful 2016 remake of the same name with Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt and Ethan Hawke.
5. The Sisters brothers (2018)
The Sisters Brothers (John C. Riley and Joaquin Phoenix) are experienced mercenaries. The customer sends them in pursuit of a certain Warm, who is already being pursued by other enthusiasts. Including scout John Morris performed by Jake Gyllenhaal. It turns out that Worm has the secret of finding gold.
6. At any cost (2016)
The original representative of the modern Western genre is unconditionally deserving of attention. Single father Toby Howard (Chris Pine) and his brother Tanner (Ben Foster) rob bank branches. The Texas Rangers are investigating.
7. Strictly West (2015)
Young Jay Cavendish (Cody Smith-McPhee) travels West in search of his girlfriend. On the way, he gets into trouble, but is saved by the bounty hunter Silas Selleck (Michael Fassbender).
8. How the cowardly Robert Ford killed Jesse James (2007)
The intricate title hides a biopic starring Brad Pitt, Sam Rockwell and Casey Affleck. Through hard efforts, Robert Ford joins the gang of his idol, the legendary criminal Jesse James.
9. Salvation (2014)
Jon (Mads Mikkelsen) is a former Danish soldier. His family is killed in America because of the bandits, and Yon wants revenge. He manages to deal with the murderer, but in response to the warpath comes the leader of the local gang - Delarue (Jeffrey Dean Morgan).
10. Unforgiven (1992)
Clint Eastwood's iconic western has collected dozens of awards, including four Oscars. The former mercenary is eager to retire and start a normal life. In the best traditions of the genre, he is not very good at it!
11. Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018)
The Coen brothers' name speaks for itself. The film consists of six different short stories, united by the theme and the era of the Wild West. The cast stars Liam Neeson, James Franco, Brendan Gleeson, Tom Waits and others.
12. Train to Yuma (2007)
Ben Wade (Russell Crowe) with the gang is a notorious robber. An unfortunate veteran and now a farmer Dan Evans (Christian Bale) becomes a casual witness to his next crime.
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13. Bone Tomahawk (2015)
Buddy (Sid Haig) and Purvis (David Arquette) rob and kill travelers. During the next case, they were frightened off by a suspicious noise. Hiding in the gorge, the bandits find human bones and frightening totems.
14. The Lone Ranger (2013)
John Reed (Armie Hammer) witnesses the escape of a dangerous criminal. He and his brother try to prevent this, but John's brother dies, and John hides his face and chooses the path of the Lone Ranger for revenge.On a difficult path, he is helped by the Indian Tonto (Johnny Depp).
15. Dead Man (1995)
The collaboration between Jim Jarmusch and Johnny Depp could not have yielded any other result. One of the most unusual westerns in the history of the genre is waiting for you, because the main character travels the world of the dead.
