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Bud Spencer and Terrance Hill. Oh, how much I loved them. My favorites growing up!The Trinity trilogy
Great choice!
Bud Spencer and Terrance Hill. Oh, how much I loved them. My favorites growing up!The Trinity trilogy
Spaghetti westerns. They're great.Cheers. I haven't seen The Trinity trilogy so googled. Is it spoof? If so not interested. A mans horse is no laughing matter and neither is anyone's mule.
I also haven't seen the last three listed there so thanks for the heads up
yup. Deadwood is a class of its own. I love classics like The Searchers and the Italowesterns tooDeadwood. Probably the best portrayal of how the wild west really was.
Love the classics though.
Spaghetti Westernsyup. Deadwood is a class of its own. I love classics like The Searchers and the Italowesterns too
Want to watch the best off the bat then pop in TGTBATU and then OUATITW....two best imo and then check out the rest of Clint's westerns...John Wayne has some good ones....more recently as have otherscsaid, Unforgiven and 310 to Yuma.Welcome to the next chapter in my fight against my own ignorance of all things film.
I don't think I've ever seen a proper Western before. Shameful, I know, so how should I go about rectifying this? Should I jump straight in and watch what people regard as the classics? Or are there particular ones I should see first to ease me in?
Guide me, Entertainmentards.
And your feet ma'am are almost as big as your mouth.High Plains Drifter is one of the best
I was just coming in here to say Tombstone. One of my favourites.I'd forgotten about Tombstone. Val Kilmer is fecking great in that and it's an excellent cast throughout.
If anyone wants to see the most psychedelic Western ever made I highly recommend El Topo (1970)
Wiki's description while accurate cannot convey the weirdness
"El Topo (English: "The Mole") is a 1970 Mexican Acid Western film written, scored, directed by and starring Alejandro Jodorowsky. Characterized by its bizarre characters and occurrences, use of maimed and dwarf performers, and heavy doses of Christian symbolism and Eastern philosophy, the film is about the eponymous character – a violent, black-clad gunfighter – and his quest for enlightenment."