Spaghetti Western

[rwsmith]

I'm sure that the.....

And every gun sounded the same , no matter what it was . They all had that same high pitched whine .

...stock tape that has that whine on it is in tatters by now.

 

[Rudi]

One of my collector buddies went to that cemetery in Spain. He said it was hard to find and hard to get to. He said it was worth the trip.

 

[rwsmith]

Wow....

One of my collector buddies went to that cemetery in Spain. He said it was hard to find and hard to get to. He said it was worth the trip.

I thought it was a set, but it would make sense to use a real cemetery. That would be an AWFUL lot of work to set up a few zillion crosses.

 

[kmyers]

Both of us are big fans of Trinity and Bambino, those movies were great and quite funny.

Older monk: It is Lucifer. Lucifer in person!
Trinity : [to Bambino] You know him?
Bambino: No, I've never heard of him. He sounds like a professional from back East.
Trinity : [to Monk] Hmm. Well, this Lucifer or whatever shows up, tell him to go to hell.

 

[quikdraw67]

The Clint Eastwood Spaghetti Westerns are my holy trinity of the genre.

The others listed (with the exception of Once Upon A Time in the West) weren't that great IMHO.

 

[rockquarry]

The Clint Eastwood Spaghetti Westerns are my holy trinity of the genre.

The others listed (with the exception of Once Upon A Time in the West) weren't that great IMHO.

Film tastes vary a lot. I attempted to watch Once Upon A Time in the West twice; the second time I got as far as about forty minutes into it. A slow mover indeed. Henry Fonda was in a few duds, but very few. That may have been his worst.

What entertains one movie watcher may not entertain another. Perhaps some of my choices would be scorned by many.