Has there been a better western since?

>>212576948 (OP)
Hostiles was good. I don't know if better.

They’re gonna hang me in the mornin’

>>212576948 (OP)
>Crowes posse stays loyal and fights their way to save him through the whole movie
>he kills Ben foster for shooting dubsman

>>212577171
Its more Ben foster was a clear loose cannon who was after his position. He also defied his orders when he told him no and his recklessness by paying everyone in town almost got him killed.

>>212576948 (OP)
true grit remake
meeks cutoff
django unchained

>>212577171
It was just a prank

>>212579144
nope. 310 is better than all of those, especially django.
Hell or Highwater? No, 310 is still better.

Can an american please explain the moral of this film? The plot feels like an exercise in futility.

>>212576948 (OP)
No because there’s been like 4 Westerns since and 1 was a comedy and 1 was a remake. Dead genre

>>212579241
It has nothing to do with faggotry or pedophilia. You wouldn't get it.

>>212577171
It's called Stockholm syndrome

>>212579144
>drive to Meeks cutoff
>get out of your wagon
>cut off your Meeks
>get back in your wagon.

>>212577171
Bateman reminded him Maximus he used to be a better person even as an outlaw. This softness was weakness that Spacker picked up on at the end.

>>212576980
hostiles was very good
also slow west

>>212576948 (OP)
Sorry, but it was mid.

>>212576948 (OP)
Sarah Gadon's upcoming Western, Flint.

The movie is an adaptation of the Louis L'amour novel Flint.

>Flint left the West at the age of seventeen, leaving behind a rootless past and a bloody trail of violence. In the East he became one of the wealthiest financiers in America--and one of the most feared and hated. Now, suffering from incurable cancer, he has come back to New Mexico to die alone. But when an all-out range war erupts, Flint chooses to help Nancy Kerrigan, a local rancher. A cold-eyed speculator is setting up the land swindle of a lifetime, and Buckdun, a notorious assassin, is there to back his play. Flint alone can help Nancy save her ranch...with his cash, his connections--and his gun. He still has his legendary will to fight. All he needs is time, and that's fast running out....

>>212577171
This is where my eyebrow raised as well. I understand it, suddenly Russel's character respected Christians so much he decided to ice his old crew. But still I too said "uh what?"

>>212579241
Ironic you used the word "moral". You lack them so a story about a man doing the right thing in spite of facing certain death would be completely lost on you.
Maybe if it was a story of Phillip, escorting Mohamed to a harem full of white women. On their travels, Phillip kills those who insult Mohammed. In one climatic scene, Mohamed is caught molesting a child by the child's parents. The parent becomes enraged and attempts to shoot Mohammed only for Phillip to catch the parent's weapon before they can aim it at Mohammed. Phillip shouts "dun be a rayciss pick bruv!" and proceeds to beat the parent to death. In the end Mohammed beheads Phillip but he dies peacefully knowing he was never considered a racist person.

>>212579144
tarantino a shit

>>212579207
>Hell or Highwater? No, 310 is still better.
Wrong.
>>212579241
>Can an american please explain the moral of this film?
Pew! Pew! Pew! That's whta Wsterns are reall about. Anyone who tells you differently is a midwit or a Eurofag.

>>212576948 (OP)
The Assassination of Jesse James yadda yadda, imo, but it enjoy them both very much

>>212580311
He called them animals and had nothing good to say of the crew other than they were violent marauders who followed him out of the myth they created around him. Which is why they turned on him like wild animals after he was touched by farmer's honor.

>>212576948 (OP)
The original is better

>>212580250
Nancy Kerrigan's love interest in the movie is a black farmhand. Enjoy the moobie bros. :)

True Grit is pretty good
But yes 3:10 to Yuma is based. I got a copy free when I bought RDR1 - it was the last game my dad bought me before he died

>>212576980
Been meaning to watch it with my dad for a long time.