7º – The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (John Ford, 1962)
Known for his feat of having murdered a feared outlaw, a politician returns to town for the funeral of an acquaintance and ends up telling the iconic story to the locals. ‘The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance’ is impeccable from beginning to end, bringing a skilful direction (commanded by John Ford), a dynamic script, a compendium of memorable scenes and the epic partnership of James Stewart and John Ford.
6º – The Searchers (John Ford, 1956)
After his niece is kidnapped and the rest of his family brutally murdered by a tribe of Indians, a grumpy man embarks on a quest for revenge. Belonging to the legendary John Ford’s movie, ‘The Searchers’ is a western that moves differently, also working with the drama contained in its central characters. A masterpiece of cinema, getting even better with the irreplaceable participation of actor John Wayne in charge of the central character of the story.
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