A no-good son of a bitch bounty hunter teams up with two men against another man. Each man's goal is to reach first a remote cemetery where a huge amount of gold is hidden waiting to be retrieved.
Sergio Leone only made some movies (as a director) but what he made he made it count. I could go on and on writing about this movie (as every other person who has seen it) but then its meaning would be lost. One just have to watch this and be ashamed is he still hasn't. Miles of sun and desert, cold-hearted mean driven by money and survival, tons of balls on the music by Ennio Morricone, all forged together under the great guidance by master Leone.
Clint Eastwood, a professor on "Being a fucking man-Advanced". All frigid and swift and macho, he should be a role model for every male born. Eli Wallach, a vivid portrayal of the greediness in men, a man who has lost his mission in life. Lee Van Cleef, a man born to be bad just because he is what he is and for that he goes all the way. The amazing trio that makes this film's main cast, the quintessence of the Western movie genre, the all-time reference in every other Western movie character that followed. Take off your hat, you swine!
Must watch this : on a fucking hot Saturday morning with a tall glass of whiskey (I don't care what time it is) and huge ass cigar. Study Eastwood's facial expressions and then use them to get laid on that night. It will definitely work!
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060196/?ref_=nv_sr_3
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A total Bible to any person who loves cinema, who loves film-making and who wants to make a movie of his own some time... Quentin Tarantino himself has said that, when he was watching Sergio Leone's movies, he opened the Holy Bible of Directing. A totally must-see film, with a Huge Glass of Whiskey (I will agree on that), and a Huge Fine Cigar, but also with a big Cowboy Hat and a Great Silver Revolver! Have at you!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for adding the hat and the revolver! Couldn't be the same without it!
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