And sorry to again bring this discussion back up, but still aldoâs issues with Cox are a bit different than disliking a modern Hollywood name, as Cox is a regular contributor to modern SW related material - books, commentaries, intros and interviews.
If a public name is getting this much work relating information on some of the most respected SW material, then its certainly a subject which deserves attention and continued discussion. Afterall, this is the SWDB and not the BayDB 
Apologies to anyone who may have been offended by my recent remarks - On reflection I have to admit that I can get rather carried away, only because I am so passionate about this hobby and the history of our beloved genre.
Time to move on - Peace brothers! 
If it helps your decision it is pressed in funky green and brown vinyl. 
Aldo
Il mio amore. 
xxx
Yeah I did see that⌠although it looks like maybe they did 500 pressings of the colored vinyl and 500 on straight black. I really wish they wouldâve just done an unlimited or higher number release on normal black though⌠cause I think Iâm tapped out on purchases for now
Incredible score from Morricone thoughâŚ
Ha, ha yes indeed.
Has anyone seen the second, lesser-known alternate ending with Kinskiâs âchange of heartâ mentioned by the English Wikipedia and included in the Film Movement Blu-ray?
There are different versions of the closing credits, which one is included in the above-mentioned release?
One Damned Day at DawnâŚ
Yes, itâs badly edited. It cuts from the middle of the duel to Kinski just walking out of the saloon.
I would like to watch this film and add it to my collection, but I canât find a good region 2 Blu-Ray version. What are the chances of this film to be re-released in the near future?
The German BluRay is very good. Not perfect but very good. The US disc, with slightly better image quality, is confirmed region free
The German one doesnât really interest me and the US one is a bit too expensive for my taste, so Iâm probably gonna buy a DVD instead. Which one of the following two would you recommend?
I have the Scandinavian one (Second one you posted) but I didnât like the quality. I picked up the Fantoma release wich was alot better IMO. You can find that one on Ebay for a reasonable price. It says itâs R1 but plays on my Ps4 anywaysâŚ
I have not! Is this online anywhere???
Yes the BluRay will cost a few bucks more than some DVD but youâre also getting the movie in HD⌠donât really see why settle for a minor product on purpose? 
if u really wanna enjoy this, one of the best ever made, u will feel better investing in a great version I think⌠maybe u find a used one somewhere?
The extra money for the US blu-ray is worth it. I just wish theyâd been able to restore more SWâs as well as they did with this one.
This was included on the DVD I owned. Its referred to as the âhappy endingâ on the Eureka release.
I cant recall any other special features.
This is cool:
First time I watched this some thirty years ago was by pure accident, zapping between TV channels late at night, I hit it right at the beginning, I didnât know about it, but immediately recognized it for what it was. Last year it was shown by some alternative cinemaâs chain in Norway, and I didnât know until it was too late, and I could have eaten stone. I would go anywhere anytime to watch this film on a big screen.
Whereâs Vonetta ? 
I have rewatched Il grande silenzio. I must say it has fallen behind Il mercenario for me (witch I have also rewatched recently, Django is at the top, I have to check Companeros again).
Whatâs working for me:
Whatâs faltering:
Iâm partial about the ending. It is the purpose of the whole movie and its main legacy, but it puts rest of the movie under the shadow of that ending.
