Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Guns for San Sebastian List

• The Magnificent Seven - Similar themes of Western action and heroism.
• A Fistful of Dollars - Classic spaghetti Western with anti-hero elements.
• For a Few Dollars More - Continues the story of lone gunslingers in the Old West.
• The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Features a similar Western atmosphere and storytelling style.
• Django Unchained - Revolutionary take on the Western genre with complex characters.
• High Plains Drifter - Dark and gritty Western with a mysterious protagonist.
• The Quick and the Dead - Female lead in a Western setting with gunfighting competitions.
• Blazing Saddles - Western comedy that criticizes traditional Western tropes.
• Tombstone - Classic Western about lawmen and outlaws in a historical context.
• Unforgiven - Grim portrayal of the West and the impacts of violence.
• The Outlaw Josey Wales - A blend of revenge and redemption in a Western setting.
• True Grit - A story of revenge with strong character development.
• The Hateful Eight - A Tarantino-style Western with intense character drama.
• Silverado - Ensemble cast with Western tropes and adventure.
• The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - Explores the myth and impact of legendary outlaws.
• Deadwood - TV series that represents gritty life in a Western town.
• Hell on Wheels - Historical drama featuring the building of the transcontinental railroad.
• Westworld - A blend of Western and sci-fi concepts with complex narratives.
• Godless - Miniseries featuring strong female characters in a Western setting.
• Lonesome Dove - Epic Western miniseries exploring friendship and adventure.
• Pale Rider - Clint Eastwood's supernatural Western with a strong moral core.
• Bone Tomahawk - Grim Western that introduces horror elements.
• The Revenant - Survival and revenge themes set in a historical western context.
• The Proposition - Australian Western that examines morality and lawlessness.
• Brimstone - A dark narrative with complex characters and Western elements.
• Hurt Locker - Intense character-centric storytelling in a war-like setting.
• The Ballad of Buster Scruggs - Anthology of stories set in the Old West with dark humor.
• The Lone Ranger - Revamp of the classic Western hero format.
• 8 Seconds - A modern Western centered around rodeo culture.
• Wyatt Earp - A biographical portrayal of the legendary lawman.
• The Spanish Main - Adventure and romance with a historical background.
• How the West Was Won - Epic storytelling focusing on the American frontier.
• The Great Silence - A unique spaghetti Western with a tragic ending.
• Black Range - Western themes with adventure and exploration.
• The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada - Mexican-American themes in a gritty Western setting.
• Once Upon a Time in the West - An epic tale of revenge and the importance of the railroad.
• Little House on the Prairie - TV series exploring family life in the American frontier.
• Broken Trail - Miniseries with themes of redemption and camaraderie.
• The Last Stand - Modern Western with a law enforcement angle.
• Valdez is Coming - A story of revenge set in the Old West.
• Sukiyaki Western Django - A fusion of Japanese cinema and Western themes.
• McCabe & Mrs. Miller - A blend of romance and business in a Western setting.
• Appaloosa - A modern take on Western lawmen and their ethics.
• Rango - Animated Western that parodies traditional Western tropes.