Western gunfights. Can be painful for a SASS shooter to watch, sometimes. 'Specially with the duke playing the "fastest gun west of ______." The man had to have been the world's slowest draw. Makes you understand why a number of his characters carried carbines. "Some folks are faster'n me with a short gun." Most western gun work, I can't help thinking, "I know a dozen guys who'd whoop these guys six ways from sunday."
0. In a class by itself. TRUE GRIT. "Fill yore hand you son of @#$%!!!!"
1. Open Range. Kevin Costner cannot play sole lead. With Duvall along, it's all good.
2. Unforgiven
3. Wild Bunch
4. The hat scene, in For a Few Dollars More. Hilarious. Clint vs. Lee van Cleef
5. Pale Rider. Love that reload
6. Winchester '73. The rifle duel at the end.
7. Josie Wales. "Dyin' ain't much of a livin', boy."
8. Broken Trail. The most recent Duvall epic. I think I'd have loaded another shell, rather than take the long pistol shot, but great for TV.
9. Rio Bravo.
10. Eldorado. "He was limpin' when he got here."
Honorable Mention: the Slap/Draw scene from Trinity, and the whiskey shooting from My Name Is Nobody.
Those are my votes.
Worst of all time:
1. Bad girls. Gun handling? What gun handling. If someone would AIM, the movie would have been over mercifully sooner. ICK!!!!
2. Quick and the Dead, w/ Stone, Hackman, DiCaprio. Light through a bullet hole? ICK!!!
I could go on, but why?
~~~Mat