A pet chameleon becomes sheriff of a desert town; Gore Verbinski's spaghetti western.
Eastwood's retired killer takes one last job; the western that buried the myth.
A freed slave and a bounty hunter ride into the antebellum South.
A hunter takes a case of drug money and a man with a cattle gun follows.
Eight strangers, one snowbound stagecoach stop, and nobody telling the truth.
A fourteen-year-old hires a drunk marshal to hunt her father's killer; Portis played straight.
Six short Westerns, from a singing gunslinger to a stagecoach of strangers who will not stop talking.
Leone and Eastwood's three spaghetti westerns, ending on the graveyard standoff.
Two bounty hunters chase the same man, and a musical pocket watch times the duel.
A US marshal in his Kentucky home county and Boyd Crowder; Elmore Leonard on TV.
A smuggler crew in a space western cancelled after fourteen episodes; the cult that got a film.
Robot hosts in a western theme park start to remember; the maze of the first season.
A bounty hunter and Grogu across the outer rim; Star Wars as a western.
Al Swearengen and the founding of a lawless gold town, in Shakespearean profanity.
A Brazilian village disappears from the map and hunters arrive; a western with drones.
Two thieves hired to catch a bandit; the biggest Bollywood film ever, still quoted daily.
A Bedouin boy follows his brother into the desert of 1916; Jordan's western.
Something in the sky above a Californian horse ranch; Jordan Peele's UFO western.
Benedict Cumberbatch as a cruel Montana rancher and the boy who undoes him; Campion's Oscar.
DiCaprio mauled by a bear and crawling through winter for revenge; his Oscar at last.
Two brothers rob the bank that is foreclosing on their ranch; a modern Texas western.
An old Wolverine and a dying Professor X on a road trip; the superhero film as western.
John Wayne's five-year hunt for his kidnapped niece through Monument Valley, and the doorway shot.
Three men and a Civil War gold hunt; the graveyard standoff to Morricone.
Newman and Redford, the cliff jump and the Bolivian freeze frame.
Leone's three-hour opera of a western, with Henry Fonda as the villain and a harmonica.
John Wayne, Dean Martin and a jail to hold; Hawks made it as an answer to High Noon.
Peckinpah's ageing outlaws in 1913 Mexico and a shootout cut like a ballet.
Brooks' western parody with a Black sheriff and a campfire scene of beans.
Clint Eastwood with a poncho and a cigar; the spaghetti western begins.
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