Sergio Corbucci

Corbucci is alongside Leone the most important director of spaghettiwesterns.

Yeah, together with Sollimaā€¦The Three Sergios.

I think ā€œGreat Silenceā€ is his best film,and the best spaghettiwestern ever made.
and I think that Companeros and Mercenario are the best revolution-films.
the end of hellbenders is genial and django is one of the best films too.
i didnt understood ā€œWhat am I doing in the middle of a revolutionā€ because of the englisch-synchro.
ā€œSpecialistsā€ is a nice western i think.

You could almost say that Corbucci is better than Leone really.

ā€˜Gli Specialistiā€™ is certainly not among Corbucciā€™s great ones !!! Itā€™s just slightly above average, not really bad, not really good !!! Itā€™s a kind of hippie-western !!!

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Gli Specialisti is one of my favourites, great film :wink:

Only seen TGS, Django and Companeros, all are masterpieces. Iā€™ll say TGS is the best - really shocking. Loco is maybe the most evil charakter of the film historyā€¦

Django - the only problem is the incredible ending, but itā€™s very cool. The coffin is the best ;D

Companeros - almost as good as GBU. Brilliant actors, in their best form, and a very funny story.
Poor falconā€¦ ;D ;D ;D (Iā€™m sure Corbucci had read Boccaccioā€¦)

Hmmmā€¦that is strictly a matter of opinion. For you, it is ā€œcertainly not among Corbucciā€™s great onesā€. But, in my opinion, it is. However, that is what makes these forums so interesting and funā€”the sharing of opinions and thoughts!

Picking an absolute favorite Corbucci Western is incredibly toughā€¦so much so that I just canā€™t do it.

I love, equally, DJANGO, THE MERCENARY, and THE GREAT SILENCE!

I stick to my opinion ! What doesnā€™t mean that I donā€™t like the movie.

Of course! I understand that. You should always stick to your opinion, amigo.

It's a kind of hippie-western !!!

Bizarre to have 1960s hippies in a film about the wild west, and shoot the whole thing in the European Alps, mmmm me like it ;D

My favorite is Il Grande silenzio (The Great silence).

A question. In which editions is Kinski named Loco? In original version his name is Tigrero.

I donā€™t know very well Johnn Hallyday song but I think he is a rockā€™nā€™roll singer and not a folk singer.

[quote=ā€œcaniarrabbiati, post:52, topic:140ā€]My favorite is Il Grande silenzio (The Great silence).

A question. In which editions is Kinski named Loco? In original version his name is Tigrero.[/quote]

In English dub he is Loco, I donā€™t know why. But in Hungarian subtitles he was Tigrero. Funny.

[quote=ā€œcaniarrabbiati, post:52, topic:140ā€]My favorite is Il Grande silenzio (The Great silence).

A question. In which editions is Kinski named Loco? In original version his name is Tigrero.[/quote]

As far as I know his name is Loco in the English and German versions and Tigrero in the original Italian version !!! Donā€™t know why they changed the names !? Maybe 'cause Loco is close to lunatic or so !?

Loco in spanish means ā€œcrazyā€

My favorite is Companeros but, honestly, I havenā€™t yet seen a Corbucci western that I havenā€™t liked. Mind you, I havenā€™t seen them all yet. Iā€™m currently losing a bid on Gli Specialisti on ebay at the momentā€¦

Flynn

I would be surprised if you DONā€™T find a Corbucci to dislike!

Well, of course, itā€™s possible. As I said, I havenā€™t seen all of them so who knows? He made quite a few of them so thereā€™s a good chance that thereā€™s going to be something that he made that I might not get behind but I havenā€™t seen it yetā€¦

He started with Massacre at Grand Canyon on a very low level, worked his way up to 1968, the year where he was at the all time top of his cinematic skills with his masterpieces The Great Silence and The Mercenary, and afterwards made his way down until he reached with his last western The White, the Yellow, the Black a new nadir of his career. But there were even worse comedies to follow.

A tragically great waste of talent.

Francesco Rosi asked him once:
"Donā€™t you be ashamed to make such bad films?"
And Corbucci answered:
ā€œYes, Iā€™m ashamed, but when Iā€™m going to my bank, getting my money, Iā€™m no longer ashamedā€