I found this movie great, a top 20 material for sure, yet it’s seldom discussed. It has got great cast [Garko, Camaso, Lulli, Sancho], very nice Nora Orlandi’s score and the story focuses on this twisted family realtionships i like so much in my spag, but it doesn’t mean it hasn’t got a great action scenes. I love the flashbacks, they’re simply poetic. 9/10 for me!
It’s a favourite of mine too.
I had it in my top 20 the first time I made one, but recently it dropped out of it
A great Garko, great Camaso and a short but noticed appearance of Fernando himself (he dies miserably)
I have only watched it once and wanted to watch it for a second time before I review it, and every time some other title took my attention
The problem may be that it’s considered to be a twin movie with 10.000 dollari per un massacro (different director but same cast), and most people prefer that movie (so it gets most attention)
I prefer this one
Haven’t seen “10.000 dollari per un massacro” yet, but i will check it out soon. I wonder if i will like it more than “Per 100,000 dollari ti ammazzo”.
I found this movie great, a top 20 material for sure, yet it’s seldom discussed. It has got great cast [Garko, Camaso, Lulli, Sancho], very nice Nora Orlandi’s score and the story focuses on this twisted family realtionships i like so much in my spag, but it doesn’t mean it hasn’t got a great action scenes. I love the flashbacks, they’re simply poetic. 9/10 for me![/quote]
I watched this last night and wholeheartedly agree. I thoroughly enjoyed this and hadn’t seen it for quite a long while. Because the cover has got CC and GG on it, and because there is the alternate title with $s in it, I had got this confused with $10,000FAM (also a top-drawer SW) and thought I’d seen it recently. I was thrilled to find out I couldn’t remember it fully and was glued to it throughout.
After the first tongue-in-cheek/bullet-in-chin/man-in-coffin bit, it looks like the film may carry on in that sw vein - but it doesn’t … it gets darker and really deliverers pretty much everything a top-drawer SW should for me. Yep … 9 outa 10 minimum - I’m gonna round it up for the poll.
Poetic indeed - and now we know what heaven is like as well!
[Edit: This has put me in mind of the next film to be watched … gotta be Blood at Sundown now 'cos of GG again (this time as the fucked-up brother) and 'cos it has also got $s in the alternative title, and I ain’t seen it in a while either :).]
In German the movie is also calles Django the Bastard, because in Germany every second SW is called something with Django. In the German version Garko is called a bastard by Camaso. After being stamped his father’s murderer he calles himself Django. Therefore the title…
Great movie! Great opening. Slows down a little towards the middle but could not stop watching the tension, double crossing & atmosphere of this classic
It’s a great SW, a true classic. Serious, desperate and hateful. The flashbacks at the beginning were simply brilliant. Garko, Camaso, Lulli, all are excellent and it’s probably Lulli’s best performance. This one cannot be missed. No less than 4/5.
It’s a favourite of mine too.
I had it in my top 20 the first time I made one, but recently it dropped out of it
A great Garko, great Camaso and a short but noticed appearance of Fernando himself (he dies miserably)
I have only watched it once and wanted to watch it for a second time before I review it, and every time some other title took my attention
The problem may be that it’s considered to be a twin movie with 10.000 dollari per un massacro (different director but same cast), and most people prefer that movie (so it gets most attention)
I prefer this one[/quote]
