Review is indeed great, but last two pictures are the same 
No, that’s the game: look for the five small differences
(Never seen in magazines MPL ?)
Whoopsie… my bad. I fixed it. Thanks!
A bit too soon, I spotted only four differences …
Nice review, Len
I’ll never call it a genuine, 100 % Sartana again
Just an entertaining flick
A bit too soon, I spotted only four differences...You must be quicker. Slow gunslinger is a dead gunslinger :P
Sorry for the long time between new stuff, I was out of town for the week. To make up for it, there’s two:
Scherp’s Blindman review:
http://fistfulofpasta.com/index.php?go=reviews/blindmanss[/url]
Also, my review of Dig Your Grave, Friend, Sabata’s CO\oming (which appeared on the SWDB a few weeks ago):
[url=http://fistfulofpasta.com/index.php?go=reviews/digyourgrave]http://fistfulofpasta.com/index.php?go=reviews/digyourgrave[url]http://fistfulofpasta.com/index.php?go=reviews/blindmanss[/url]
As always, your thoughts are always welcome and appreciated.
B.J. has a review of the Castellari-Nero film, Jonathan of the Bears, here:
[quote=“lordradish, post:47, topic:1128”]B.J. has a review of the Castellari-Nero film, Jonathan of the Bears, here:
Haven’t seen it yet, but seems promising
Sergei Kowalski’s nephew goes Yogi
Don’t understand why Saxon wasn’t more often in spaghetti westerns, he had/has the right face for it
I remember only another Castellari movie with him in it, I came, I saw, I shot
Where there any more?
Actually I liked Dances with Wolves
Got a review of Yankee for you all. Koch did an extraordinary job on this one, didn’t they?
Scherp has a very well-written review of Navajo Joe over at Fistful for your enjoyment:
[url]http://fistfulofpasta.com/index.php?go=reviews/navajoss[/url]
A review of The Return of Clint the Stranger is up.
[url]http://fistfulofpasta.com/index.php?go=reviews/returnofclint[/url]
Scherp has a review of Texas Adios at the site.:
[url]http://fistfulofpasta.com/index.php?go=reviews/texasaddioss[/url]
Another review of Blindman:
[url]http://fistfulofpasta.com/index.php?go=reviews/blindman[/url]
Anothr good review. I would like to cmment on the scene in the movie which offends everybody. I maybe didn’t care as much cause I’m just a dumb kid but I think that Baldi was trying to show horror in that scene not try to come off as a misogynist. Don’t know if thats how you spell it but… I believe he was just trying to show how evil and disgusting the character of Domingo was. Sure it was a bit much but I believe it did have some purpose.
I tend to agree. And we’ve seen plenty of SW’s and American westerns where large numbers of Mexicans or Indians are shot down for ‘like rabbits’ and no one has found it offensive. This time its women and people are shocked! I suppose its nice to know that chivalry still exists!
Offends everybody?? Really? I’ve only ever noticed a small minority who are offended. About 3 or 4 people. Don’t think I know of anyone who has stated they are shocked by this scene. I thought it all got a bit unnecessary. Simply shooting 'em would have done. No need for the rape. It did not offend or shock me though.
I don’t shock or offend easily. I don’t know if I was out and out offended by the scene, but I certainly found it unnecessary and overdone. At the very least it changed the way I was feeling about the film a little bit. Maybe that was his point. Scherp had a similar response in his review of it:
Len’s got a great review of The Great Silence…
[url]http://fistfulofpasta.com/index.php?go=reviews/greatsilencelen[/url]
I knew the Main theme sounded familiar, but couldn’t lay my finger on it
You’re right Len, it’s this L’Amour est Bleu/Love is Blue, written in '67
Morricone must have picked it up listening to the radio
And of course he did miracles with a basically rather mundane piece of music
This is an orchestral version of it:
And this is Morricone’s Great Silence theme:
A beautiful chanson, n’est-ce pas?
A wish I knew French 