also in mine top 20, and i like it a litle more than ādeath rides a horseā
the only thing i donāt like itās in some scenes you donāt see the light from the barrel of the guns when they fire only see the smoke
also deserve this a blue ray release!!
sinister cinema version was not so well transfer
I had read some good comments of this so I decided to watch Bandidos myself. I was quite happy with the movie because the plot is fast paced and thereās enough interesting scenes with good atmosphere (for example that train scene in the beginning is truly great). I got to admit that this is quite typical SW with revenge theme BUT that Richard Martin character (played wonderfully by Enrico Maria Salerno) is the thing why I liked Bandidos in the end. Also Egisto Macchiās soundtrack is beautiful and I totally enjoyed it. These kind of things make Bandidos better than just average Spaghetti western, recommended for genre fans!
3,5+ / 5 stars from me.
Hi everyone,
The Sinister Cinema release is it uncut??
Seems to be slightly cut - 2 mins missing which isnāt too much.
Thank you
two minutes??? what they cut??? shootings or dialogs?? please answer me please
Dunno. The database mentions that the uncut version runs two minutes longer (just like German DVD). It seems itās the longest version available now.
BTW, glad youāre back sartana1968. You havenāt been here for a while. 
Itās very minor, one dialogue scene and the train sequence goes on a little longer, if Iām not mistaken. There is a German DVD that is completely uncut, but I think itās OOP. I donāt know why they made these small cuts, there seems to be no special reason for it. The NEW disc most perobably used the Japanese disc as a source, so the japanese company made the cuts (or got hol of a slightly vcut version). Thereās no violence missing.
http://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php/Bandidos_DVD_Review_(NEW)
[quote=āMickey13, post:108, topic:207ā]Dunno. The database mentions that the uncut version runs two minutes longer (just like German DVD). It seems itās the longest version available now.
BTW, glad youāre back sartana1968. You havenāt been here for a while. ;)[/quote]
thanks 
[quote=āscherpschutter, post:109, topic:207ā]Itās very minor, one dialogue scene and the train sequence goes on a little longer, if Iām not mistaken. There is a German DVD that is completely uncut, but I think itās OOP. I donāt know why they made these small cuts, there seems to be no special reason for it. The NEW disc most perobably used the Japanese disc as a source, so the japanese company made the cuts (or got hol of a slightly vcut version). Thereās no violence missing.
http://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php/Bandidos_DVD_Review_(NEW)[/quote]
thanks for the information, the only thing down with the sinister release itās the very bad picture, does the german release has a good picture and a clean english audio?
i know there is very expensive almoust 40 dollars and more an ebay
[quote=āsartana1968, post:111, topic:207ā]thanks for the information, the only thing down with the sinister release itās the very bad picture, does the german release has a good picture and a clean english audio?
i know there is very expensive almoust 40 dollars and more an ebay[/quote]
Itās a mediocre DVD (the NEW DVD that is); I also have a copy op de Japanese DVD (from cinemegeddon, I guess), havenāt watched that yet.
i think is just the same level with Wdjango! dvd good picture and crap english audio ???
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There are 2 German DVDs. The not so good ons is uncut but only 1,85:1, while the New DVD is similar (identical?) to the Japanese one: 2,35:1 and slightly cut .
Nah, thats a very good release
horrible english audio believe me i had the dvd
Good movie with a terrific opening scene that whips the first twenty minutes of the film past like it was two minutes. Fantastic performances from two of the three leads (Enrico Maria Salerno and Venantino Venantini - were they in many others? They should have been), and the other guy, the Clint Eastwood/Giuliano Gemma stand-in, Terry Jenkins, was alright too. Things donāt work out for all concerned and the āheroesā are hardly heroic, but isnāt that so often the Eurowestern way? Final showdown was a little overlong, obviously spun out to ramp up the tension but I wasnāt feeling it. That aside, I really enjoyed it. Not one to cheer along to like a Sartana flick, itās a bit more contemplative than that. Not a āhap-hap-happyā film. But a goodāun. I really like these Spags that hang off of a teacher/pupil framework.
BANIDOS!!! always my favorite
blue ray demand
I really need to watch this film. I hear it supports a downbeat ending (of which Iām a fan). Now just need to dust the sucker off and give it a day in court.
Iāve got this one playing right now. So far, so good.