Reinventing the Western

The characteristics of the westerns are from the 1960s and 1970s they often have more pessimistic view, glorifying a rebellious anti-hero and highlighting the cynicism, brutality and inequality of the American West. "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence" is a western by the plot and the actors in the film, I think another add is it takes place in the west and I believe it is a spaghetti western. I think that "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly differs from "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence by definitely the theme song which is cool and funny its a classic and I think its a little more gritty, it also tells the back story of the civil war which is nice, allot of explosions.