Death Rides a Horse / Da uomo a uomo (Giulio Petroni, 1967)

[quote=ā€œJohn Welles, post:220, topic:172ā€]Not too many, Iā€™m afraid.

Iā€™ve only seen the following:

Black Jack
Blindman
Once Upon a Time in the West
Death Rides a Horse
Godā€™s Gun
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
This Man Canā€™t Die!
The Great Silence
Challenge of McKenna
El Puro
A Fistful of Dollars
For a Few Dollars More
Sartana in the Valley of Death
Any Gun Can Play[/quote]
Oke! Iā€™ll drop you a PM amigo!

So, to this date, which is the best release of this film? English-friendly. The MGM-release?

The U.K MGM release is the best I have seen so far for an english friendly version.

Agreed.

easy a phenomenon!!! :smiley:
only for a few dollars more come close!

i agree with you

[quote=ā€œscherpschutter, post:213, topic:172ā€]I have been looking for a CD of Russian Circles in Brussels, but could find one

I have most of Mogwai; Russian circles sounds a bit like a cross between Mogway and Tool
The Japanese group Mono is very good too

[quote=ā€œp.pereira, post:214, topic:172ā€]I love that post-rock sound. If you guys like Mogwai, Iā€™d recommend a portuguese band called The allstar project
http://www.myspace.com/theallstarproject

I took the name of my blog (por um punhado de euros) from one of their songs. It sounds like a post-spaghetti-rock!

Sherps which album are you looking for? I could find it for you here in Portugal.[/quote]

I love Mogwai, probably been my favorite band for the last 5 years. May even do a bit of traveling this spring to see them liveā€¦ have seen them once before, but donā€™t often get the chance here in the States. Will have to check out these bands you guys mentionedā€¦ for some reason, I always picture dueling scenes from spaghettis when listening to certain Mogwai tracksā€¦

Explosions In The Sky is another favorite post rock group, from the US and heavily influenced by Mogwaiā€¦ also a great live show

Lee Van Cleef anf John Phillip Law form an unforgettable bond.

4 stars for a great plot and acting as well as Morriconeā€™s score, but a bit over worked in my opinion.

Any idea where to find that? The only version Iā€™ve seen is some 99 cent DVD at Wal-Mart.

Various ones at Amazon U.K (please note this is the cover you want):

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Death-Rides-Horse-DVD-Cleef/dp/B0009NZ1MK[/url]

Or this one for example on E Bay U.K :

[url=http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Death-Rides-Horse-DVD-/300511885694?pt=UK_CDsDVDs_DVDs_DVDs_GL&hash=item45f7e7797e]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Death-Rides-Horse-DVD-/300511885694?pt=UK_CDsDVDs_DVDs_DVDs_GL&hash=item45f7e7797e[url]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Death-Rides-Horse-DVD-Cleef/dp/B0009NZ1MK[/url]

In latter days this picture is indeed considered a classic in SW. Too bad itā€™s not yet been remastered, though :confused:

The XXX release of Death Rides a Horse is the only region free english widescreen copy I know of (thats not dvdr). Get it from Thiland off ebay. $10 bucks, takes about two weeks to ship to the states.

Hey,i am new here glad to be here with youā€¦

Hereā€™s the one Spuff is talking about. It looks way better than anything you can get at walmart. And itā€™s region free and anamorphic widescreen! ;D

http://cgi.ebay.com/Death-Rides-Horse-DVD-movie-/200466163984?pt=US_DVD_HD_DVD_Blu_ray&hash=item2eacb6e910

[quote=ā€œHoover Valentine, post:234, topic:172ā€]Hereā€™s the one Spuff is talking about. It looks way better than anything you can get at walmart. And itā€™s region free and anamorphic widescreen! ;D

http://cgi.ebay.com/Death-Rides-Horse-DVD-movie-/200466163984?pt=US_DVD_HD_DVD_Blu_ray&hash=item2eacb6e910[/quote]

Looks good but that ebay seller only has a 95.3 percent positive feedback rating! I generally only buy from sellers with 99.6 and above.

He ships from Thialand bound to have some trouble, long wait for package, damaged package, long wait for new flick ectā€¦

A bit late but should go for ethaicd.com, cheaper and free shipping worldwide [url]http://ethaicd.com/show.php?pid=43301[/url]

Well he ships from Japan thatā€™s basically the same :slight_smile:

But, I agree with Mr. Mortimer, sellers with that low feedback rating should be avoided. Other sellers from distant countries have no problems with keeping a high feedback rating so when you hit upon one that fails roughly 10-12th time he sends a package you should be alarmed.

Not at all, actually.
The Japanese postal system is among the best in the world. Having dealt with individuals and sellers in Japan for well over 25 years I can report that I have never had a problem with any package shipped from there. In fact, I usually receive items shipped from Japan in less time than it would take a package to reach me here in Oklahoma from New York!
My point isā€¦
If this guyā€™s feedback rating is so low due to ā€œlost packagesā€ and he is truly shipping from Japanā€”then, I would have to say that he is a crook, or at least a very shady seller.
But, he also may be lying about where is shipping fromā€”to trap guys like me that really trust the Japanese postal system. And if that is the caseā€¦he is definitely to be avoided.
I agree with you guys about those feedback ratings.

made your top 20 friend and enjoy the spaghetti dream