The Power of the Dog? I haven't seen it so I'm not sure.

All of the westerns I can think of are action or adventures, so those will always have some violence. Maybe if there are some romantic westerns there wouldn't be any violence.

Good idea!
If there was I am sure they made it justified.
"Why'd ya shoot him pa?"
"He didn't like my singing and said I sounded like a banshee, son."
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Still a great question! I bet some of those singing cowboy movies like roy Rodgers had zero killing

Thanx.
Yeah, I was also thinking of Blazing Saddles and could make an exception for Harvey Koreman.
Very little shooting and killing in that one.
I was mainly asking if there were ever any serious ones.
Something like if there is a family that struggles like Little House only out west and a feature length movie.
I guess shooting and killing in Westerns is mandatory just like having a chopper crash and explode in every action movie.
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Maybe the dutchess and the dirt water fox?
Apple dumpling gang? The one where Jimmy Stewart inherits the whore house? Nevermind… probably lots of shooting in that one
Great thread Warren!

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Was Brokeback mountain a western? Never mind, there was probably lots of shooting of love juice in that.