Clint Eastwood Westerns - rank em'

[DMC]

Josey Wales

Everything else

[tlongII]

I really like Clint Eastwood as a director, can't stand any of the movies he's in with the exception of Unforgiven.

You didn't even like his Dirty Harry movies??? C'mon girl!

[Nbadan]

Let's not forget the urban spaghetti western Gran Torino..

[sook]

nothing really...maybe her being too well known and thousands of teenagers doing the deed while thinking about her...

Well, most people that knew about her aren't teens anymore... but probably did do the deed at one point . Don't let that adulterate her image, I'm sure she'll be Mic e the virgin if you think of her like that.

[cantthinkofanything]

Well, most people that knew about her aren't teens anymore... but probably did do the deed at one point . Don't let that adulterate her image, I'm sure she'll be Mic e the virgin if you think of her like that.

Lol. Too late.

[The Reckoning]

http://voices.yahoo.com/top-ten-clin...s-2931034.html

[mrsmaalox]

You didn't even like his Dirty Harry movies??? C'mon girl!

No! I'm not into tough cops/violence/corruption movies at all.

[tlongII]

No! I'm not into tough cops/violence/corruption movies at all.

Well obviously we wouldn't get along.

[mrsmaalox]

Well obviously we wouldn't get along.

Of course we would

[Xevious]

GBU is probably my favorite movie.
Then it would probably be Unforgiven, Josey Wales, For a Few Dollars More, and Fistfull of Dollars in that order. I've seen most of his Westerns, but the ones listed are probably the only ones I've watched multiple times.

[Mark in Austin]

For me it's:
1. The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
2. Everything else.