Clint Eastwood's "missing" is one of the most burnt -out West of all time, heinously and grounded to take the horrors of surviving the Anarchy of the Old West. That is One of the best films of Eastwood As an actor and director, there is really no other movie like him that completely digging in his topics. But there is another western that is just as fantastic, and starring another western film legend.

If there is another actor as tied to the western genre as Eastwood, it is Kurt Russell, who has starred in a bunch of fantastic western Over the years. And one of the best is the "tomb", which plays Russell as a legislator in real life Wyatt Earp. It is a terrible drama with an absolutely stunning cinematography, which has views of the beautiful Arizona visas, and deals with some of the same difficult life or death brutality as "unforgivable", even if it is a little more than the adventure of Eastwood's dark classic. After all, the "tomb" is based on a true story (Even if it is not completely historically correct), so it must be considered with some of the more unpleasant elements in the time period.

"The Tomb" starring Val Kilmer, Sam Eliot, Bill Parston, Michael Bean and more beside Russell, is a time of beating in the films with some of those Most quoted lines in the entire genre. Like "Unforgiven", it deals with how people deal with a cruel, almost lawless world, where violence seems to be the only form of communication regularly. Since Wyatt Earp, his brothers and his friend Doc Holiday (Kilmer) are trying to cope with the evil laws they call themselves as cowboys, it becomes a brutal and bloody battle to death for many of them. Not every protagonist starting a "tombstone" survives to the end, and their death makes the "tombstone" more shaken and resonant.

Unforgiven fans who want to check the "tomb" for the first time or a thousand times can do so on Julu, Disney+and Peacock. Of course, the "tombstone" cannot handle Western revisionism just like "impermeable" and Occasionally, he relies on his Johnon Ford, classic Hollywood influences, But it is still one of the best West of all time and is a perfect pairing with the incredible Eastwood film. ("Unforgiven" is currently unavailable to follow anywhere unless you want to pay for rent, though probably worth this double feature of Wild West.) Second Best West West of Russell, the "hated eight" is available on Netflix if you want to really have a perfect post-class movie. Just be careful when Checking "Bone Tomahawk", also on NetflixUnless you are ready to see something in the genre, they take a really brutal new twist. Now That is subversive west.