Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2017 11:09:28 GMT
"Unforgiven"
"Dances with Wolves"
"Tombstone"
"Wyatt Earp"
"Maverick"
This genre was all but dead until "Open Range" in 2003 revived interest, and sparked "3:10 to Yuma" and that 2007 year of Westerns and Neo-Westerns.
Kevin Costner single handed kept the genre alive. Clint Eastwood abandoned the genre in 1992 with "Unforgiven" that was his swan song as a cowboy. In fact, Clint Eastwood almost KILLED the genre. The mainstream thought of "Unforgiven" as the end of the genre, the end of the American Western.
Thank God for Kevin Costner.
"Dances with Wolves"
"Tombstone"
"Wyatt Earp"
"Maverick"
This genre was all but dead until "Open Range" in 2003 revived interest, and sparked "3:10 to Yuma" and that 2007 year of Westerns and Neo-Westerns.
Kevin Costner single handed kept the genre alive. Clint Eastwood abandoned the genre in 1992 with "Unforgiven" that was his swan song as a cowboy. In fact, Clint Eastwood almost KILLED the genre. The mainstream thought of "Unforgiven" as the end of the genre, the end of the American Western.
Thank God for Kevin Costner.