Spaghetti-Western movies

i m just re-watchin "the good, the bad and the ugly" by Sergio Leone... have u ever seen it?

it's EPIC

Yeah it was a great movie! I loved it even if they didn't quite get the Civil War bit right!!! Those films made Clint Eastwood's career. He became of the biggest stars in hollywood after that. Lee Van Cleef played a great villain and Eli Wallach probably out-acted Clint Eastwood in the film.

Ah, coming from telly in... two minutes. Worth watching again.

I watched all the trilogy. I think i like For A Few Dollars More better.

Originally Posted by ComnenusTheOne

I watched all the trilogy. I think i like For A Few Dollars More better.

That I agree with.

The trilogy is among my favorite movies ever

BLONDIE!

Originally Posted by Cyrus the Virus

That I agree with.

The trilogy is among my favorite movies ever

BLONDIE!

Eee...el indio is a marvelously created character. Disgusting, shameless, merciless and filthy. Plain filthy.

Don't forget a trio of other Sergio Leone gems and the fine actors he secured to help make them:

• Once upon a Time in the West with Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda and Jason Robards
• Once upon a Time in the Revolution with Rod Steiger and James Coburn (also known as A Fistfull of Dynamite and [shudder] Duck You Sucker)
• Once upon a Time in America with Robert de Niro and James Woods

(there seems to be a theme building up here but I just can't quite put my finger on it).

Combine Sergio Leone's cinematic Grand Opera with Ennio Morricone's incredible music and you have a truly unforgettable experience.

Originally Posted by Juvenal

Don't forget a trio other Sergio Leone gems and the fine actors he secured to help make them:

• Once upon a Time in the West with Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda and Jason Robards)
• Once upon a Time in the Revolution with Rod Steiger and James Cobern (also known as A Fistfull of Dynamite and [shudder] Duck You Sucker)
• Once upon a Time in America with Robert de Niro and James Woods)

(there seems to be a theme building up here but I just can't quite put my finger on it).

Combine Sergio Leone's cinematic Grand Opera with Ennio Morricone's incredible music and you have a truly unforgettable experience.

America is supposedly the pick of the lot, although I can't really judge as I've only seen Revolution and America. If you can, try to catch America on the big screen.

Originally Posted by davide.cool

i m just re-watchin "the good, the bad and the ugly" by Sergio Leone... have u ever seen it?

it's EPIC

omg i love that movie




and of course the unforgettable theme song

Everything about these movies reeks of potent musky maleness. I felt like more of a man just for having watched them (which I did for the first time, all three of them, only last month).

Those Movies are great and the theme is awsome.

i m just askin to the non italians here: when the movie was released in USA, it was censored in some parts as the dialogues (thing not happened, with the original italian version)...

...as some parts as the Wooden Lexington bridge dialogues etc.....

here's the question: did u see the censored movie or not censored one?

the good the bad and the ugly is one of my favorite movies of all time, the genre itself is amazing

Originally Posted by Tuco

God's with us because he hates the Yanks too!

Originally Posted by Blondie

God's not on our side because he hates idiots also.

EPIC!!!

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly was great. My favorite spaghetti western film though has to be The Outlaw Josey Wales. Fantastic, entertaining, and fun western.

Originally Posted by Pagonis

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly was great. My favorite spaghetti western film though has to be The Outlaw Josey Wales. Fantastic, entertaining, and fun western.

Hmm, I don't think Outlaw Josey Wales counts as a Spaghetti western because it was filmed in the US. Good western though.

An eternal film experience...

Guess my favourite

Originally Posted by ComnenusTheOne

Eee...el indio is a marvelously created character. Disgusting, shameless, merciless and filthy. Plain filthy.

I think Indio overacts sometimes, it becomes too much.

I hate Westerns, but I think there are few of those that are classics of movie industry and should be watched. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Fistful of Dollars, Once Upon a Time in the West...