This but for horror movies

you need to watch the good ones, i can recommend some good musicals if you like

lmfao

Seen a bunch of them just not my thing

all y’all saying war movies are missing out on some GOAT anti-war films

I enjoyed Goodfellas, Godfather trilogy, the Irishman. Or at least appreciated them lol. But knowing that’s the best the genre has to offer, and knowing that I don’t love the movies, leads me to believe I would thoroughly dislike the lower offerings of the genre

I forget this genre even exists tbfh

How tf you hate westerns bro?

the question is how tf do you enjoy it.

i tried watching Rio Bravo, Good bad & the ugly multiple times to try to understand the appeal. i just don't get it.

You should watch Unforgiven

Yeah honestly I only like those. Other ones I’ve seen aren’t as interesting character/plot wise.

Sopranos has some very good parts too tho. especially the therapist scenes.

I don’t like very many movies set after the 80s for some reason.

Never watched it but I’ve been interested in it

Tombstone
The Quick and The Dead
Unforgiven
Django Unchained
Once Upon a Time in the West
True Grit
Shane
Slow West
3:10 to Yuma
Giant
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
The Magnificent Seven
The Wild Bunch
Young Guns
Posse
Dead Man
A Fistful of Dollar
For A Few Dollars More

If we're talking quality ratio it's objectively romantic comedies or horror

Also all war films. F*** romanticism of that s***

all war films are inherently anti-war

But honestly if you don’t enjoy the Good, the Bad and the Ugly I don’t understand how you enjoy any movies in general.

lol

these better be the best of the best because i intend to watch em all.

There’s some post 9/11 war movies that are pro-war.

Ex. American Sniper, Act of Valor, 13 Hours (and probably plenty more buried in the pits of streaming services)

These are my favorites, but I love Westerns, so you might hate all of them. But if you watch one make sure it’s Tombstone.

I agree but when films back in day in response to wars in the past like Vietnam and WW1 were anti-war though. In that case, All Quiet on the Western Front (1930) or Apocalypse Now

i hate war films but i love Inglorious Basterds, i hate westerns but i love Django Unchained

Quentin Tarantino tends to transcend genres.