Adventures in the Wild West

"Django" is one of the rawest movies ever made about slavery that uses the classic cowboy figure to delve into one of the darkest times of American history.

Westerns come to life in "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs", a collection of short stories that bring back the passion for the Wild West. A top notch cast and direction.

Javier Bardem shows his criminal side in "No Country for Old Men", the first film of the Coens that doesn’t have an original script but it’s adapted from a novel.

Ed Harris’s performance as the classic Man in Black is one of the most memorable performances of the TV show, which merges science fiction innovation with the dusty and lonely western essence.

"The Man with No Name" by Clint Eastwood was an inspiration for the creation of the main character of “The Mandalorian”. Besides, this series borrows classic wester frames, sequences and motifs.

The acclaimed composer Ennio Morricone comes back to western in "The Hateful Eight", three hours of blood, humor and the typical direction of genius Quentin Tarantino.

This is one of the most iconic movies of the western genre and Clint Eastwood’s performance as The Man with No Name marked the presence of one of the most popular character stereotypes in film history.

The desert turns against people in "Rango", the perfect western for the little ones at home. The fluid and fun animation of this film was made from the physical performances of the voice cast.

Stephen King’s masterpiece is brought to the big screen with a production that, though not as accurate as the book, it is still fun, interesting and action-packed.

The creators of "Pirates of the Caribbean" return to the big screen with a blockbuster budget. A fun mix of action, cowboys and a lot of nostalgia.