[Taltarzac725]

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I really liked The Shootist which was his last movie and filmed not too far from Reno, Nevada where I lived from age 11 to 24 or so.

The Shootist - Rotten Tomatoes

True Grit was great, too.

[coralway]

The Star Packer - and any other of his B flicks that had Yack Canutt in it.

[Stu from NYC]

So many to choose from.

Fort Apache, The Alamo, the Searchers

[justjim]

Many good ones. Off top of my head.
Rio Bravo, Red River and The
man who shot Liberty Valance

[Two Bills]

All his films with Victor McLaglen . Specially The Quiet Man!
Utter nonsense, but I loved it!
Not forgetting his other side kick Gabby Hayes.

[Stu from NYC]

Also fighting seabees and sands of iwo jima only two movies I can think of where John Wayne's character was killed off.

[Ecuadog]

The Long Voyage Home and The Quiet Man are probably my two favorites. Then again, there's The Shootist.

[Worldseries27]

Originally Posted by taltarzac725

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i really liked the shootist which was his last movie and filmed not too far from reno, nevada where i lived from age 11 to 24 or so.

the shootist - rotten tomatoes

true grit was great, too.

1. The searchers
2. True. Grit
3. The quiet man

[Rustyboy]

MY all time favorites are In Harm's Way, El Dorado, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and The War Wagon.

[Mac1996]

True grit
The cowboys
The Green Berets
He was killed by Bruce Durn in The cowboys (great movie).

[GaryKoca]

The Searchers, Red River, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The Quiet Man, and Sands of Iwo Jima. Many others that are also very good.

[JanetMM]

My favorite still is McClintock. Was in a catholic elementary school and the nuns played that John Wayne movie for us. I still remember this little, tiny nun practically faint when John said “But I won’t. I won’t. The hell I won’t!” And surprisingly punch some guy out.

Don’t know who was knocked for more of a loop, the kids, the character that got punched or that little nun!

[conman5652@aol.com]

Never have a favorite. They were all great and if they do any remakes never be the same. Why? Not John Wayne

[Jeff B]

My favorite, although not among his greatest, is Hellfighters with Jim Hutton.
Based on Red Adair, the oil fire blowout specialist
Loved the music too

[davem4616]

The Quiet Man is my all time favorite flick with the Duke