itâs an antiquated expression, but not wrong.
Site looks great! Cheers
[quote=âscherpschutter, post:1459, topic:555â]I like it too. I discoved a movie I had never ever heard of (or forgotton that I ever did):
http://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php/Verflucht,_dies_Amerika
Unfortunately, itâs rubbish, according to a (German language) article I found on the Net:
http://www.zeit.de/1973/45/Arbeitslos-im-Wilden-Westen
By the way, is âdiesâ in the title correct? I would have expected âdiesesâ (or am I misreading it completely?)[/quote]
I have never seen it.
It is a direct sequel of Jaider, der einsame JĂ€ger, which was shot in the style of a SW, and which brought the director some fame.
It got here and there some good reviews too. It seems to be an anti-western. And the title are the last words of the dying protagonists.
Iâm intrigued
Me too!
I think Iâll go looking for this title, itâs an interesting title, and also an interesting idea
I am making slow progress adding links to Amazon.it, exchanging the one or other DVD cover for a better picture, and filling in some missing ones.
In the meantime I have locked the SWDB for registration and I am hunting down spamâŠ
Also trying to revive the community page.
and guys, any ideas for the christmas guide?
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You can read every f*** detail about Sergio first symphony here:
do you mean FUCKING?
Great!
haha âGreat!â says the Austrian guy, who knows very well that âFuckingâ is a town in Austria and an English verb
I heard about that once, donât remember exactly when and where, but thought it was a joke
Is it really called Fucking?
I wrote this f*** (details) because writing the article was very hard work, constantly checking and double-checking those details.
Iâm sure there are still mistakes in it, but like I said in the first paragraph, itâs awfully difficult to distinguish fact and fiction in this aspect.
What should a man do without You Tube?
Here we go:
Back to the article:
There are still a few troubles regarding names:
The name Gian Maria VolontĂ© appears in red, although he has a page and I tried to make a link by copying the name from there (itâs written, for some reason, Gian maria volontĂ©)
Carlo Simi appears in red in the text (no link), but in blue in the bar under the article (Category:Carlo Simi)
Iâm afraid these are problems I canât solve
Iâll see to that in the future all essential contributors to this movie get their own page (still a few things to do)
those red link problems occur throught the SWDB and when i find some free time i will investigate. in some cases these are bugs related to case-sensitivity (though no idea why some words are suddenly in small letters)âŠ
[quote=âscherpschutter, post:1472, topic:555â]I heard about that once, donât remember exactly when and where, but thought it was a joke
Is it really called Fucking?[/quote]
But it is pronounced like âFookingâ
short âooâ, yes⊠the âingâ is just a comon southern german and austrian ending for place names, a germanic word origin to my knowledge. other examples would be Dingolfing (home of a huge BMW plant) or Parsing (a town close to Munich).
Great article!
Thanks
Still one article to come on Fistful, Leone & Eastwood
Stay tuned
There should maybe a direct link added from Part 2 back to Part 1. Even if most will have no problems going back to part 1. Or finding it.