Favorite Robert Redford movie?
 

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Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid would be my favorite Robert Redford film.

1) The Sting
2) Butch Cassidy
3) Out of Africa

From a Directing perspective
1) A River Runs Through it
2) Legend of B-A-G-G-E-R Vance

Redford did not star in A River.... but, he did direct it and it's a fine film.
A+ for Tom Skerritt performance and the gorgeous scenery.

- Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

- A Bridge Too Far (small part--great movie).

- The Natural.

1) Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
2) The Sting

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i pick spy game because i never get bored watching it over and over.

3 days of the condor

That's an easy one. Jeremiah Johnson

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The Sting
 

The Sting is my favorite film in which Robert Redford starred. However, my favorite Redford performances were #1 in the Great Waldo Pepper and #2 in Brubaker.

The Natural
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All of them, Robert Redford was my "hall pass"

Redford Movies
 

The Sting and The Natural are indeed great movies. The below two have not been mentioned yet are endlessly entertaining.

The Hot Rock -1972
Crime comedy-drama
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Sneakers - 1992
High tech (for 1992) thriller
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I would go with "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid". I liked the scene where Sundance said, "Can I move?"

Incidentally, Redford is in a recent movie on Netflix titled, "The Discovery" which I recommend that nobody bothers to watch. Redford has a large role, but not the lead role his acting was OK but not great (I expected better). The lead role was by a guy (don't know his name AND don't want to) who I thought was very bland (and that was kind of me). The movie was mildly science fiction (which I usually like) and the plot had potential, but sort of flat lined about half way through it. I stuck with it to the end, but wish that I had NOT. I was sad for Robert Redford's face, which has more wrinkles that what I see in my mirror. He must have needed money for some reason to do THAT movie. I would recommend that people watch the 1st 5 minutes just to see him and to respect his lifetime of GREAT acting.