Extracts of movies with the most interesting parts, so without the boring stuff.
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I fully understand, Gary. I would much rather have a weak print than have none at all. The actor who stars in this one (Jeff Cameron) never impressed me....with his pug nose, and all, but it's the action that gets me excited. He must have been popular, though, as he made at least ten spaghetti westerns
Thanks Gary. I like these old spaghetti westerns too and have to keep reminding myself to appreciate the good scenes and not dwell on the awful parts. Occasionally there will be some shooting scene that I'll find really exciting and sexy which makes everything else worth watching. Personally, I don't mind the "over-acting." After all, that's common even in some famous plays and operas and those usually aren't ridiculed. And knowing that it's all just make believe, sometimes the extra blood and long death scenes make it all the better. What always surprises me, though, is how sometimes it looks like gallons of blood must have been used in one movie, another will show no blood at all, even in the closeup shots where I want to see some. Wonder if that was sometimes just a budget and time consideration in the movies that were shot on a shoestring?
I guess even in the older days budget was just as important as now. So when shooting a movie they could save a lot of money and time by choosing a different way, they would do it. Guess that Italian and Spanish westerns were different from American made all the time. This movie seems more like a slapstick in some scenes. Fun the action was nice.
Another classic that I had not seen before! Thanks, Gary. I love those old spaghetti westerns! In America, it was called Paid In Blood.
ReplyDeleteIt was very difficult to get a DVD from this movie. And the quality was just as in the clip. Somebody used a VHS and copied it into a DVD.
DeleteI fully understand, Gary. I would much rather have a weak print than have none at all. The actor who stars in this one (Jeff Cameron) never impressed me....with his pug nose, and all, but it's the action that gets me excited. He must have been popular, though, as he made at least ten spaghetti westerns
DeleteThanks Gary. I like these old spaghetti westerns too and have to keep reminding myself to appreciate the good scenes and not dwell on the awful parts. Occasionally there will be some shooting scene that I'll find really exciting and sexy which makes everything else worth watching. Personally, I don't mind the "over-acting." After all, that's common even in some famous plays and operas and those usually aren't ridiculed. And knowing that it's all just make believe, sometimes the extra blood and long death scenes make it all the better. What always surprises me, though, is how sometimes it looks like gallons of blood must have been used in one movie, another will show no blood at all, even in the closeup shots where I want to see some. Wonder if that was sometimes just a budget and time consideration in the movies that were shot on a shoestring?
ReplyDeleteI guess even in the older days budget was just as important as now. So when shooting a movie they could save a lot of money and time by choosing a different way, they would do it. Guess that Italian and Spanish westerns were different from American made all the time. This movie seems more like a slapstick in some scenes. Fun the action was nice.
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