Recommend an American Western? What good American westerns have you watched, recommend?

It's "Earth Thunder" that I watched in junior high school. The film is based on the eponymous ** of Charles Portis, set in the American West in the 70s of the 19th century, and tells the story of a 14-year-old girl who is accompanied by two police officers to track down her father in the territory of the not very friendly Indians**.

Of course, it is the touching "Gunner", the movie tells that the fifth company of sharpshooters is actually an armed police squadron, because the sharpshooters in the company during the revolutionary war years have repeatedly made combat exploits, which have been retained in the later reorganization of the army and have become a squadron with special service tasks in the armed police force.

It must be "Australian Troubled Times". The film tells the story of an English noblewoman who travels thousands of miles to a distant country and meets a rough and unruly local herdsman, who reluctantly agrees to work with him to save the land she inherited, and they join them on a journey that transforms them.

Vanilla tells the story of a group of shepherds who drive their sheep to the summer of 2003, trying their best to keep hundreds of sheep from the threat of hungry wolves and grizzly bears in the jungle, through the Beartooth Mountain Range in Montana, the northwestern part of the United States.

There is more than one Blueberry movie, which tells the story of the 70s of the 18th century, the girlfriend of the American Marshall Michael Bruberry was killed by Willie Braut, and Willie also wanted to get the ** stored in the Indy's claim land.

Django Unchained is a western action film produced by Weinstein International Pictures, which tells the story of the German doctor Kim Schultz who frees the black slave Django from slave traders and helps Django rescue his wife.

Appaloosa Town tells the story of the bloody confrontation between two small-town police officers with a sense of justice and a brutal farmer.

Westworld is an American 1973 film directed by Michael Crichton. The film was the first American sci-fi film imported from China, which at the time translated as "Bloody Paradise", which was both shocking and nervous for mainland audiences in the 80s.

Dances with Wolves, a story of an American soldier and an Indian, is an epic western.

The first famous was Guanshan Feidu, and the later Wonder Heroes of the Wilderness were also good, **Three Dart Series, Once Upon a Time in the West, and then Dancing with Wolves, all of which were pretty good.

Past Trilogy, Dart Trilogy.

The Heroic Seven Dragons, a western classic in the sixties, entered the twentieth century and was remade later.

Phoenix Dance Crazy Sand" Little Plum, Sharon Stone.

Duel Yuma Town, heaven and earth are infinite.

Early John. Wayne, later Clint. Eastwood.

Django, who was rescued, watched the movie like the New Year, crackling.

The uncertainty of fate is old and nowhere to be found.

If you want to watch Westerns, most of them are old movies. Westerns can't just be American! Mexico is also considered the western part of the United States, and I recommend you to watch "Once Upon a Time in the Revolution". "Once Upon a Revolution" tells the story of a robber named Juan in twentieth-century Mexico who accidentally falls into a revolution.

If you're interested in director Sergio León (Italian), check out his Past Trilogy. "Once Upon a Time in the West", "Once Upon a Time in the Revolution", "Once Upon a Time in America".

Once Upon a Time in the West. Stills from Once Upon a Time in the West.

The first recommendation is, of course, "The Shawshank Redemption", and the reason will not be repeated, a movie from many years ago is still making money every year. War film I choose "Bloody Hacksaw Ridge", a real believer, peace-loving, unwilling to see killing and unwilling to take a gun, but resolutely determined to be a soldier only for a brave heart and the spirit of saving the wounded, in the case of the defeat and retreat of the troops, as a lifeguard, without the cover of guns, in the enemy's sphere of influence, he single-handedly saved hundreds of wounded, including the enemy's wounded, and interpreted the great personality with simple actions. The horror film "Exorcism" is a movie based on real events, I prefer to watch horror movies, and I am more courageous, but after watching this film, I have palpitations.

V-word vendetta is a violent movie full of philosophy, in the film we can see the protagonist's elegant speech and demeanor, and the deep hatred of the ugly world full of deception and lies, in the case of carrying the individual and the exploited people at the bottom of the society, give up the love in his heart, resolutely fight against the darkness of the society to the end, and exchange personal sacrifice for the awakening of justice and light in the society, which is the most in-depth film in my personal opinion. As for the TV series, it must be a movie made in "Game of Thrones" hahaha.