The Only 8 Western Comedies That Hollywood Has Made Since 1990 (Photos)

The western has been a major movie genre since Hollywood’s inception, but the western comedy has rarely been a central player. These are the movies that have earned a greenlight over the past couple decades.

Rebecca Rosenberg

May 29, 2014 @ 5:44 PM

Shanghai Noon – Buena Vista 2000. Worldwide Box Office: $149,740,523

Wild Wild West – Warner Bros 1999. Worldwide Box Office: $355,390,641

Wagons East! – Sony 1994. Worldwide Box Office: $8,581,812

City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly’s Gold – Columbia 1994. Worldwide Box Office: $84,844,038

Almost Heroes – Warner Bros 1998. Worldwide Box Office: $10,638,089

City Slickers – Sony 1991. Worldwide Box Office: $345,735,088

Maverick – Warner Bros 1994. Worldwide Box Office: $355,991,445

Back to the Future Part III – Universal 1990. Worldwide Box Office: $469,978,546

Paul Rudd hands out waters to first-time voters at Temple University in Philadelphia (Credit: MSNBC)

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