What's the best Western film made post-2000?

Django Unchained

Do remakes count?

BvS

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>>83117847

Open Range, 3:10 to Yuma or Bone Tomahawk

>>83117847
OP's is

>>83118959
>>83117847
The Assassination of Jesse James is more of a biography to me.
Honorable mention to Bone Tomahawk.

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>>83117847

The Magnificent Seven was a lot of fun

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>>83117847
God tier film

>>83118959
>>83119059
Excellent choices, thought I'd say The Proposition is far superior to BT

I know it's not a traditional Western, but Hell or Highwater has that same 'modern western' feel as something like NCFOM

>>83117847
Posting this because it's an amazing scene from one of my all time favorites
>https://youtu.be/zTQYyamoydc

Listing only okay or better, skipping shit westerns like Hateful Eight, Lone Ranger or Jonah Hex:

GOD TIER
Open Range
Bone Tomahawk
Broken Trail

GOOD TIER
The Proposition
3:10 to Yuma
Appaloosa
Rango

OKAY TIER
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada
The Alamo
Shanghai Noon
True Grit
The Salvation
Jane Got a Gun

PERIOD DRAMA TIER
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

>>83119059
this

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>>83119302
>The Alamo
Loved this movie. Wish it got better respect than it does.

All worth a watch:
Ned Kelly
The Homesman
The Dark Valley