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CT 757: does anyone know a paralegal who enjoys insensitive jokes

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ImTheCaptain said:
tombstone is not that good
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About every 10 years or so I'm inclined to revisit it because it has gotten kind of an extended viral shelf life. And every time I think the same thing-- a few good to great performances, but a lackluster film. The last part in particular seems so hurried and off. Wyatt Earp came out a year later and probably takes a bit too much time doing everything, plus it has the great nonactor Kevin Costner, but I'd probably still rather watch it.

Unforgiven is the obvious winner for the 90s winners.

Appaloosa and Open Range I enjoyed in the 2000s.
 
Agree on Appaloosa - and the new 3:10 to Yuma is also a good modern western
 
These Tombstone takes wouldn't be allowed in one of my chat threads
 
Assassination of Jesse James is the best Western of the 2000s.


Also there have been some pretty amazing meat pie westerns in the last decade.
 
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BiffTannen said:
Cowboys Versus Aliens

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I was surprised that I enjoyed that one, actually.

Forgot about the 3:10 to Yuma remake and Assassination of Jesse James. Both were very good. The western genre just doesn't get old for me.

The Revenant and Hostiles are other good ones too, though The Revenant is more of a Mountain Man-ern.
 
We got some gnarly thunderstorms last night. Much needed
 
mako1331 said:
Assassination of Jesse James is the best Western of the 2000s.


Also there have been some pretty amazing meat pie westerns in the last decade.
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No Country for Old Men would like a word with you. While the western movies of the early 2000's and 2010's were lackluster, they did give us Deadwood and Justified, so its a bit of a wash.
 
New England Seacoast towns as ranked by my southern wife:

1. Newburyport: "Wow this is really cute"
2. Portsmouth: "This is quaint"
3. Boston: "Kind of reminds me of New York"
4. Exeter: "This is nice"
5. Portland: There are so many hipsters here"

Yes, I did branch out and try local lagers and pilsners in Portland, they were fine. Dinner at Fore Street was amazing though.
 
TimmyClutch said:
No Country for Old Men would like a word with you. While the western movies of the early 2000's and 2010's were lackluster, they did give us Deadwood and Justified, so its a bit of a wash.
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Don't forget Hell or High Water if we're including modern western takes.
 
Hateful Eight, Django, Wind River and the True Grit remake were all more modern westerns I enjoyed as well.
 
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