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[walkin jack]

But this time we're looking for your 10 (count 'em TEN) favorite Clint Eastwood movies. I gotta go for now so I'll chime in later.

ok here's mine again in no particular order:
1. The Unforgiven
2. Dirty Harry ( the original)
3. Heartbreak Ridge
4. Kelly"s Heros
5. High Plains Drifter
6. Where Eagles Dare
7. The outlaw Josey Wales
8. Gran Torino
9. Million Dollar Baby
10. Pale Rider

Whatchy'all got?

 

[quikdraw67]

Alrighty then!

Fistful of Dollars
For A Few Dollars More
The Good The Bad and The Ugly

Hang 'em High

Where Eagles Dare

Play Misty For Me

Magnum Force

Firefox

Heartbreak Ridge

In The Line of Fire

 

[Ivan the Butcher]

Name that tune:

1) Well do ya punk?

2) Get off my lawn.

3) Hello! My name is Alice, and I'll take a dare.

4) Dying ain't much of a living boy.

5) They called us the civilized tribes.

6) Right turn Clyde.

 

[Rustyt1953]

In front of the camera: Unforgiven.

Behind the camera: Letters from Iwo Jima.

 

[kraynky]

As much as I love westerns, I gotta say, "Million Dollar Baby" might be my favorite of all of his flicks.

It's definitely not "Paint Your Wagon". All of the Dirty Harry movies were good, and Gran Torino is up there at the top tier level.

 

[Chuck24]

We’re the Black Widows, we’re feared throughout the land. Most pitiful motorcycle gang ever. Almost feel sorry for them.

 

[husker51]

1. High Plains Drifter
2. Gran Torino
3. Dirty Harry
4. Hangem High
5. The Outlaw Josef Wales
6. Magnum Force
7. The Unforgiven.
8. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.
9. Kelly’s Heroes
10. The Eiger Sanction

I can watch any of his movies. Well most of them anyway.

 

[Eric300]

What, no love for 'Every Which But Loose', Any Which Way You Can', or 'Bronco Billy??!! Blasphemy I say!!

You can throw 'Blood Work' in the mix, too.

 

[jeffrefrig]

The one where he was a dying singer was one where I watched once, and that was more than enough. Josey Wales was one I'll watch whenever it's on. Kelly's Heroes, too. Pale rider was okay, but the best part was when that poor tin pan had to "dance" to the sheriff's deputies' music. Sick, but entertaining scene.

 

[Eric300]

The one where he was a dying singer was one where I watched once, and that was more than enough. Josey Wales was one I'll watch whenever it's on. Kelly's Heroes, too. Pale rider was okay, but the best part was when that poor tin pan had to "dance" to the sheriff's deputies' music. Sick, but entertaining scene.

Good call! I believe that movie was called 'Honky Tonk Man'. Loosely based on the life (& death) of THE Hank Williams.