Good morning everyone! And it is a good morning, because I am happy to welcome @bingham @samninalga @Carambola (thanks for introducing yourself, welcome on board!) @kingofprotein @pm9855b62a430 @rburshaw @maxmagnus49 @dbinding @Larry @StarDestroyer52 @oconpedro75 @johntowner3 @gina13 Everyon say helloooo
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Welcome everyone. Nice to have you with us.
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It is getting positively crowded in here. Welcome to you all.
Nice to have someadditional opinions 
Looking forward to some nice conversations
@ScarceUno @ragnar @kenbenbow @mkeene1728 @mculleton76 @Barry @ashley.warren are also new, welcome, and I wonder if any of you wanna say hi 
P.S.: Internet pros will notice that some of the usernames I posted over the last day or so sound a bit spam-y, and yes that may be but we can deal with that when the time comes I hope we gain some new members to our big family
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Hi everyone,
Many thanks for the invite.
Iāve liked Spaghetti Westerns for a long time, from the mainstream ones right down to the lesser known ones.
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Nice to have you with us kenbenbow.
If youāve seen a load of these films already you should definitely let us know your favourites by compiling a Top 20 here: Vote for Our Official Top 20 - #3013 by stanton
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HI. Not sure Iām doing this right, because I donāt normally do Forums. But Iām happy to be here nonetheless.
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Now you are, and you are doing this right Glad to have you!
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Howdy, fellow spaghetti western fans. Iāve always loved spaghetti westerns from a young age and always enjoy watching them from the Leone and Sergio Corbucci ones to the more niche ones. Nothing more I like than discovering a new spaghetti western. Looking forward to the BluRays of The Hills Run Red and Man of the East in February from Kino. I would say Kill Them All And Come Back Alone and both the Eureka and Kino BluRays of The Specialists were my favorite discoveries of 2020. Will close by wishing that someone will finally bring an English friendly BluRay of Minnesota Clay as only the unfriendly French BluRay exists to my knowledge.
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We got a few more to welcome: @sog @lstires @johnhowiejr @douglas.oberg @justinrehula @rudolf.guldentops @Heartland
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Welcome everybody 
It is getting positively crowded here.
Keep the social distance but Letās hear about your favorites and toughts on spaghettiās
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A big fat āWELCOME!ā to all of our new real members. 
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Good morning and happy Monday. We welcome @jimp378 and @jussi_s to the forums.
Overall, the resonance has been somewhat underwhelming, but we certainly hope for a few newcomers to get active. If you read this, please use the top right corner icon to enter your personal area and personalize your profile. You can pick an avatar picture, background image, link to your own website, set email preferences and so on. This also sets you apart from spammers
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Hello all. I am new to the forum as of several days ago. I am a 56 year old man from California.
Around 6 months ago, it became obvious under the Covid-19 landscape that I would be watching a lot of TV. I decided I should organize my watching and took on a little project - watching the top 100 Westerns of all time. I collated a list of top Westerns from a handful of online top 100 lists ā because of lack of overlap, the list stretches to 252 films (Cowboys & Indians (2016), Slant (March 2020), Paste (2016), American Cowboys (2017), and I recently added Slacker (Nov 2020)).
Over the past several months, I have seen 60 Westerns ā 47 on the collated list (including 29 of the 41 films that are listed on at least 4 of the 5 source lists), along with another 13 Westerns not on the list. Other than my DirecTV subscription, I have not had to pay for a single one - TCM featuring John Fordās films in July certainly helped.
Until recently, I had not seen any Spaghetti Westerns as part of that, but I recently discovered the Movieland TV channel on Roku which has a fair number including many of the universally accepted cream of the crop. I knew I loved Clint Eastwood Westerns, having seen all three of Sergio Leoneās Dollars trilogy many years ago. I have now rewatched them all, and loved them ā¦ but the eye-openers have been Once Upon a Time in the West and Duck You Sucker, both of which are so fantastic and entertaining even without Clint. Now I have a taste for SWs, and I am hungry for more! I plan to dig into the entire genre as a sidebar of my project!
On my āsoon to watchā list are Django, Death Rides a Horse, A Bullet for the General, My Name is Nobody, Companeros, They Call Me Trinity, God Forgives ā¦ I Donāt, Navajo Joe, Tepepa and Dead For a Dollar, all of which are on either Movieland TV, Amazon Prime or the Roku Channel.
Anyway, I thought I would introduce myself here - unfortunately, my wife does not share my enthusiasm for Westerns, so I welcome any chat about Westerns in general or SWs I have watched. I am keeping a spreadsheet with my ratings and notes as I go.
Lennie
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You have some great viewing ahead of you Lennie. Enjoy!
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Welcome Lenny, thereās much fun to be had here, and tons of cool folks to give you help on any questions you might have. Enjoy.
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A hearty welcome to all new-comers on āSWDBāā¦
Thanks for the welcomes, Phil, H., makes the movie, and all. I look forward to discussions on the boards as I start checking off SWs - hopefully I will contribute something to the community. As a start, I just posted in the Duck You Sucker thread.
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