Movies like The Old Way

Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight delivers a cabin-fever Western with mystery and violence as bounty hunters find themselves caught in a blizzard. Its sharp dialogue and tension-filled scenes will appeal to viewers looking for a more subversive take on the genre akin to The Old Way.

In this intense Western, a struggling rancher takes on the task of transporting a notorious outlaw to justice. Much like The Old Way, 3:10 to Yuma is a story of redemption, morality, and suspense that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

A gritty and stoic tale of vengeance and justice, True Grit follows a young girl who, with the help of a tough U.S. Marshal, seeks to avenge her father's death. Fans of The Old Way will appreciate the classic Western themes and the characters' relentless pursuit of their goal.

This film, a remake of Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai, sees a band of seven gunslingers defend a small village against a group of marauding bandits. Anyone who appreciates The Old Way will likely admire The Magnificent Seven for its ensemble cast, action-packed scenes, and moral underpinnings.

Open Range is a Western that focuses on free-grazers who are provoked into a grudging fight with a corrupt town marshal and land baron. Its themes of justice and resistance against corruption parallel those in The Old Way, and the film delivers solid performances and beautiful cinematography.

Appaloosa is a character-driven Western about two friends hired to protect a town from a rancher. The movie's focus on friendship and law in the untamed West will engage those who enjoyed the relationship dynamics and setting of The Old Way.