Best Western Performance in the post-Western Cinematic Universe

[Patrick Chewing]

Hard to top Val Kilmer for me. Casey Affleck comes in a close second.

[Facepalm]

Hard to top Val Kilmer for me. Casey Affleck comes in a close second.

One of the few times I have ever agreed with you

[MrFonzworth]

I voted other.

[Patrick Chewing]

I voted other.

What are some other performances worth mentioning?

[warriorfan]

Unforgiven was probably my favorite out of the bunch.

[Thorpesaurous]

I voted for Clint probably because I just watched that the other night. Ian McShane warrants some credit for a role that spanned a huge amount of time, but it's an old show many people probably haven't seen that didn't get a great ending, although the movie did it's best nearly a decade after the fact.

I think you can count No Country For Old Men as a Western, and Antan Chugur could qualify.

[Stephonit]

Gene Hackman in The Quick and the Dead.

[Shogon]

I haven't seen a lot of those but Javier Bardem in No Country for Old Men was a bad ass performance.

[Patrick Chewing]

Kind of surprised no one has voted for Casey Affleck yet. Has anyone seen that movie? That performance was amazing.

[warriorfan]

Kind of surprised no one has voted for Casey Affleck yet. Has anyone seen that movie? That performance was amazing.

He was really creepy in that movie. I saw it along time ago and thought it was alright. I could appreciate them doing something a little different but I wasn’t a huge fan of the movie all together.