Remember that also. This guy ItaloWestern again. Suspended :â(.
Itâs annoying SpoonMHD was suspended as well, he had so much stuff.
Yes, I had a playlist with a lot of the opening credit stuff he put on in it. Like my own little spaghetti jukebox. Unfortunately half empty now 
I think, this is quite suspicious!!!
SpoonMHD ! ! ! Doesnât there ring a bell? I you leave out the six middle letters! What have you got?
OH MY GOD !
P.S: No paranoia, only a joke in the morning 
Yes, very sad that SpoonMHD is suspended. I got along with him pretty good and he had loads of great SW videos. Heâs member of the forum under the name âLanky gunmanâ but havenât posted in a while.
Stupid question maybe, but why are these guys suspended ?
Dunno. Mart85 is suspended too and so is piecesofmydream. But piecesofmydream got suspended some time ago. About a year or so.
Most likely copyright violation (by posting the vids)
[quote=âDillinger, post:164, topic:74â]I think, this is quite suspicious!!!
SpoonMHD ! ! ! Doesnât there ring a bell? I you leave out the six middle letters! What have you got?
OH MY GOD ![/quote]
Yes, well now that you mention it- You take Stanton & Dillinger and then the first letters of each of those and you have a mighty suspicious pairing of letters there. I think you both know what Iâm getting at here. Donât think I havenât noticedâŚ
Youâll pay for that!
The first letter in my name is rather suspicios if you see it like that ;). Maybe I shouldâve spelled it with C.
Re-watch this one recently, still not in my Corbucci favorites. OK, it is entertaining but far from his best works.
Right. Okay movie, but no Great Silence, Django or Mercenary
But the music is unforgettable. Strange thing is that I donât really love the soundtrack (itâs a bit too weird, too kitschy to my liking), but once youâve heard that main theme, you canât get it out of your head, itâll be there forever, and ever âŚ
Ahaahaahaa Navajo Joe Navajo Joe
[quote=âscherpschutter, post:172, topic:74â]Right. Okay movie, but no Great Silence, Django or Mercenary
But the music is unforgettable. Strange thing is that I donât really love the soundtrack (itâs a bit too weird, too kitschy to my liking), but once youâve heard that main theme, you canât get it out of your head, itâll be there forever, and ever âŚ
Ahaahaahaa Navajo Joe Navajo Joe[/quote]
Agree. It is very catchy.
I agree.
Itâs not bad. But it has its weaknesses.
For me, five Western from Corbucci are better:
- Great Silence
- Mercenary
- Django
- The Specialist
- Companeros
In that order. 
I really enjoyed this. Last time I watched it, it must have been so long ago, I only really recognised Lorenzo Robledo from FAFDM. Now, thanks to Phil H, I watch his every move like a hawk*. I was delighted that he lasted so long in this, and that his character got to be called Robledo as well.
He appears from about the first 3 minutes of the film, and gets into the final 3 bastards left, (out of about 40) in this knock-em-off revenge western. At one thought I was contemplating whether thereâs a little known sequel out there called Robledo rides again and that he was actually gonna make it out alive. :o
Iâve never been a big fan of âcowboys and indianâ films particularly. I somewhat prefer my westerns to be more about manâs inherent âinhumanity to manâ being revenge or greed driven, rather than about cultural divides. Despite Joe being a Navajo, and the scalping being the main reason for the violent retribution, for the most part this could have simply been a straight revenge/bounty sw. The difference that Joe was a Navajo became a cultural issue only on occasion. This was used to good effect for the most part, to show some of the townsfolk up as indifferently stupid at best, and outrightly racist at worst - but it never got overly preachy - thankfully. So, a slightly different ârevenge-for-a-murderedâŚ/greed-based/one-after-anotherâ style sw - and thatâll do for me. I even enjoyed the music to boot⌠The version I watched this time was the mgm one thatâs got 6 seconds (of horse/chicken cruelty?) missing - anâ Iâm not really bothered about that - a nice print I reckon.
4 out of 5 from the Rev.
(* a hawk on cider)
[quote=âReverend Danite, post:175, topic:74â]I really enjoyed this. Last time I watched it, it must have been so long ago, I only really recognised Lorenzo Robledo from FAFDM. Now, thanks to Phil H, I watch his every move like a hawk*. I was delighted that he lasted so long in this, and that his character got to be called Robledo as well.
He appears from about the first 3 minutes of the film, and gets into the final 3 bastards left, (out of about 40) in this knock-em-off revenge western. At one thought I was contemplating whether thereâs a little known sequel out there called Robledo rides again and that he was actually gonna make it out alive. :o[/quote]
Good to hear my man Lorenzo is getting some much deserved attention. 
I presume this is the UK MGM release Rev?
How are the cuts made? My issue with the UK horse fall cuts usually is that they are so often clumsily done so that the action scene concerned has abrupt jumps.
[quote=âPhil H, post:176, topic:74â]I presume this is the UK MGM release Rev?
How are the cuts made? My issue with the UK horse fall cuts usually is that they are so often clumsily done so that the action scene concerned has abrupt jumps.[/quote]
Yeah, the Optimum Western Classics version.
I read somewhere that 2 horsetrips and a cockfight were cut. I didnât really notice any abruptness with the jumps but that could just be me. I checked my Japanese version of this and the difference in runtime is 3 and a half minutes! Is that this PAL/Ntsc transfer thingy anybody?
Anyway - couldnât find a cockfight in this version either - I couldâve missed it but I had a pretty good check. What I did notice is how much brighter the nighttime/evening shots are in the newer version. (Ignore the format, itâs just how my computer saves them - itâs the brightness Iâm comparing.) Jap one firstâŚ
We have discussed the differences of the night scenes ,which of course were shot in the brightest daylight, earlier in this thread. More filters were used for the Jap. disc, which makes the night scenes look much more nightly.
Navajo Joe was great, one of the earlier spaghetti westerns iâve seen and I still enjoy
I liked the scene where Burt Reynolds explains why he is more American then the American sheriff ( Nicely Done )
Reminds me of the different countries like America & Australia/New Zealand that used to have âWhiteâ Policies even though they have stolen countries from dark people kinda funny in a disturbing sort of wayâŚ