is this the best spaghetti-western? do you prefer American westerns or Euro-westerns? I prefer European for the cheaper production-quality
Western/Spaghetti-Western
Parker Gray
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Adrian Gomez
Lucas Flores
Spaghetti westerns are grittier and more based. Pic related is probably one of the best westerns ever made. The ending was legitimately surprising, I can’t imagine how shocking it was 50 years ago.
Justin Perry
based, I still need to watch this one but I love Lee Van Cleef. Sabata is my favorite western
I've recently heard great things about this one, and I really like the title sequence in the snow. I've also heard it has a depressing atmosphere, which is intriguing to me. I'll check this one out too
Evan Peterson
you PREFER them for cheaper production quality?
>grittier and more based
good god
Levi Green
underrated as fuxk
Michael Roberts
Saw this last night. People are right about the ending being a total copout but the rest of the film is so well made that it doesn't matter all that much. I was especially impressed by Daves' direction; a setting like a saloon is established and then milked to the fucking bone with great framing and flowing camera movements. Need to watch more of his films. That hotel had some of the most bizarre mise-en-scene I've ever seen in a western. Great performance by Glenn Ford, too.
Xavier Gomez
Saw a movie that was a spoof of westerns, cant think of the name but one of the jokes in the movie was, the spaghetti western guys were cooler than the American ones cause they had trench coats and their own cool theme music
I prefer spaghetti westerns I think, The Good the Bad and the Ugly being a masterpiece.
But, The Outlaw Josey Whales is pretty good too
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James Anderson
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Jack Cook
Never saw this one. What year did it come out?
Christopher Lewis
DuhJango
Christopher Harris
"You're all alone now... Wales."
Levi Sanchez
The dollar trilogy and The Wild Bunch are my all time faves. Literally kino at its best.
Matthew Martinez
One of the best movie endings
Ethan Morris
Red dead redemption 2 is the greatest western movie of all time I hear.
Jayden Thomas
Yes, it is a spaghetti western.
Unforgiven is the best western.
Alexander Wright
Once Upon a Time in the West is my fav overall. Fantastic cast, music and cinematography.
Grayson Morales
Wild Bunch is American, not spaghetti western. Peckinpah is a great director, regardless.
Gabriel Phillips
I watched The Searchers the other day. Extremely overrated.
Landon Johnson
Day of Anger is awesome and has a great theme song
Kevin Clark
Soundtrack is terrible though
Caleb Walker
You mean underrated
Carson Ward
>keep meaning to preorder the Arrow Blu Ray of Django
>Ill just buy it when it comes out
>sells out before it even releases and costs 200+ dollars now
Noah Carter
I like Canary Island Westerns, like Take a Hard Ride
Leo King
Huh what
>outlaws from the west
>blood feuds, ancient and modern
>fleeting joy
>american venom
>mountain banjo
>cruel cruel world
>see the fire in your eyes
>red
>may I (stand unshaken)
>the fine art of conversation
>my last son
>banking, the old american art
Just a couple great songs off the top of my head.
Liam Diaz
Can you please explain in vivid detail why you prefer the original Django over the Dollar Trilogy? Personally, I don't think they are even in the same ballpark, so will be interesting to read your answer.
Easton Scott
you have no idea what you’re talking about retard
Justin Campbell
I think the Dollars trilogy is just slightly more conventional in tone than a film like Django. Thats not to say I don't enjoy those other films (and for different contextual reasons, one of which being the year of the first's release), but Django just hits harder (stylistically) on a specific/niche level. I really love the look of the cameras compared to Fistful of Dollars (the latter having a slightly different look/color grade) and how they capture the dirty/sweaty/muddy environment Django passes through