Better that "Fistful" but nowhere near "High Noon". I even liked Clint alright and Van Cleef was great. It's definitely a genre issue - I'm just not that into spaghetti westerns it seems. I'll see "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" but if that doesn't change my mind I might call it on spaghettis and stick to classic westerns At least I got to see Klaus Kinski - totally bonus for me. I do love how different ways that man could play crazy. ;) 3/5
For a Few Dollars More on Netflix
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Monday, January 10, 2011
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
The Great Silence
Life sucks. It's cold. Bad guys win. Kinski chews scenery. Not bad for a spaghetti western. 3.5 stars.
Follow-up - Leone did it all better. Just sayin'.
The Great Silence at Netflix
Follow-up - Leone did it all better. Just sayin'.
The Great Silence at Netflix
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
For a Few Dollars More
Maybe a better film, albeit less ambitious, than Good/Bad/Ugly. Tense. Wish this one was restored too. 4 stars.
Follow-up - I saw this trilogy in pieces on TV years ago, and now recently, but out of sequence. In a way I wish I had seen "Few Dollars" before Good/Bad/Ugly. It would have made Angel Eyes even more...sadistic? Bad? More...something. Anyway...Leone had an eye that comes only once in a generation or three, and if you hate his editing and his love of cheesy bit players and his obsession with faces...watch his movies anyway, you won't find a better example of slow, deliberate direction done well. And such majestic scenery, used to frame and in some cases tell the story. Good stuff. Rent 'em all.
For a Few Dollars More at Netflix - All Sergio Leone movies at Netflix
Follow-up - I saw this trilogy in pieces on TV years ago, and now recently, but out of sequence. In a way I wish I had seen "Few Dollars" before Good/Bad/Ugly. It would have made Angel Eyes even more...sadistic? Bad? More...something. Anyway...Leone had an eye that comes only once in a generation or three, and if you hate his editing and his love of cheesy bit players and his obsession with faces...watch his movies anyway, you won't find a better example of slow, deliberate direction done well. And such majestic scenery, used to frame and in some cases tell the story. Good stuff. Rent 'em all.
For a Few Dollars More at Netflix - All Sergio Leone movies at Netflix
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