Thread 213445581

>female lead western
>it's good

>female lead western
>it's good except for the female lead

>>213446750
what about Titanic?

>>213447032
He freezes to death in that.

>>213445581 (OP)
Except we all know the real protagonist is Mr.Gene Hackman like all the other shows he's in

>>213445581 (OP)
Just wait until Sarah Gadon's upcoming Western film, Flint.

The Homesman is another good one. It's a little slow and bleak though.

You're all plebs for not posting True Grit.

>>213445581 (OP)
>before "woke" was an issue. Where any movie with a woman in the lead is a champion for 'the cause'.....

Quick and the Dead is a great film, desu.

Stellar cast and director.

Leo breaking out at the time.
>before this, he was just known as the retarded kid in "What's eating Gilbert Grape?".

Crowe's debuting in his first US movie.

Sharon Stone.
>inches before hitting the wall. I'd say the last "sexy" movie she did before allowing her age to determine her later works.

Lots of 'guess who' casting:
Tobin Bell
>Saw
Keith David
>staple black guy
Lance Henriksen
>James Cameron's go-to extra
Pat Hingle
>Burton's Commissioner Gordon
Gary Sinise
>Lt. DAN!
Mark Boone Junior

And Sam Raimi, who probably got the Spiderman job for this movie.

>>213445581 (OP)
this is my favorite western made after the 60s, very fun

>>213445581 (OP)
that scene with sharon showing her nipples for no reason was pointless. it was sexist

>>213449030
kino

>>213448784
yes your right
it'd be a real sexist pig someone who would post them here hahah

>>213445581 (OP)
When I think of insanely overqualified talent adapting a horrible script this is the first fucking movie that pops up in my head. This is Raimi coming right off Army of Darkness with one of the most stacked casts in motion picture history. The reason this isn't a known classic is because the script is that bad. Screenwriters should be ashamed. Also wish the Bruce Campbell scenes weren't cut.

>>213445581 (OP)
>>213447631
The Missing predates The Homesman by a decade (and has half as many known actors) but I'd put them on the same shelf. Especially because of Cate Blanchett, who was a phenomenal female lead.

>>213449030
Crawford had no business looking that good at almost 50 years old. I also loved how the title character was almost like a MacGuffin who instead of saving the day (okay, aside from the hanging scene) often took the backseat and just let the story unfold.

>>213447526
>Gene Hackman
I really liked how in Public Enemy he completly overshadowed Will Smith