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.

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.

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.

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.

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.