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1041

One of my favourite scenes is the final shootout, when the rifle gets kicked through the air. This is really big entertainment!

1042

That’s btw the intention of our forum’s voting: our favourites.
The subjective best, not the “objective best” (whatever that may be).

1043

have a look at my top20 :smiley:

1044

I watched Companeros some time ago and was put-off by the obvious Che Guevara stuff, so I decided to give it another whirl (“forgetting” about the political intentions of the director) and found it quite enjoyable, with some truly great scenes. I know I’m in trouble when I start singing the theme…

I think I might even drop The Fury of Johnny Kid and stick Companeros in its place…

I haven’t seen The Great Silence.

1045

My List:

1º-The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (El bueno, el feo y el malo)
2º- Per qualche dollaro in più (La Muerte tenía un precio)
3º- Il Grande silenzio (El gran Silencio)
4º- Per un pugno di dollari (Por un puñado de dolares)
5º- Keoma
6º- Cëra una volta west (Hasta que llegó su hora)
7º- Da uomo a uomo (De hombre a hombre)
8º- Django
9º- La Resa dei conti (El halcón y la presa)
10º- Faccia a faccia (Cara a cara)
11º- Cut Throats Nine (Condenados a vivir)
12º- Garringo
13º- Mannaja (El valle de la muerte)
14º- I sette del Texas (Antes llega la muerte)
15º- 10000 dollari per massacro (Como lobos sedientos)
16º- Texas, adios
17º- Se incontri Sartana prega per la tua morte
18º- Gli specialisti
19º- I Giorni dellïra (El dia de la Ira)
20º- Il Bianco, il giallo, il nero

¿Only 20…

1046

Nice list Julio, nice to see Il Bianco in a top 20.

1047

Nice to see Garringo getting a nod.

1048

[quote=“Julio_Alberto, post:1045, topic:190”]11º- Cut Throats Nine (Condenados a vivir)

14º- I sette del Texas (Antes llega la muerte)[/quote]

Beautiful Spanish titles - Like thirsty Dogs, Death had its price, Until his hour strikes …

But if I’m not mistaken, these two are the only ones that really can be counted as Spanish eurowesterns. So these two are the best, according to a Spanish genre expert?
Interesting.

Haven’t seen Antes llega la Muerte - one to look forward to

1049

“Garringo” is a Spanish director, and my spaghetti is the best “Spanish”, tied with “Cut Throats Nine”, although the latter film is a spaghetti / horror.

1050

My mistake

A Marchent Movie, sure, as Spanish as Sevilla

Confession: haven’t seen it!
I’m deeply ashamed. Got some serious work to do

1051

The next list will be the … ta taa … # 100!

1052

my TOP-20:

  1. The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
  2. For a Few Dollars More
  3. Django
  4. My Name is Nobody
  5. Companeros
  6. The Big Gundown
  7. And God Said to Cain
  8. Face to Face
  9. Navajo Joe
  10. Once Upon a Time in the West
  11. God Forgives, I Don’t
  12. Arizona Colt
  13. A Bullet for the General
  14. I Want Him Dead
  15. The Grand Duel
  16. California
  17. Ace High
  18. Cut-Throats Nine
  19. A Sky Full Of Stars For A Roof
  20. Blindman
1053

[quote=“tyht, post:1052, topic:190”]my TOP-20:

  1. The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
  2. For a Few Dollars More
  3. Django
  4. My Name is Nobody
  5. Companeros
  6. The Big Gundown
  7. And God Said to Cain
  8. Face to Face
  9. Navajo Joe
  10. Once Upon a Time in the West
  11. God Forgives, I Don’t
  12. Arizona Colt
  13. A Bullet for the General
  14. I Want Him Dead
  15. The Grand Duel
  16. California
  17. Ace High
  18. Cut-Throats Nine
  19. Navajo Joe
  20. Blindman[/quote]

You won’t be shot for that list overhere, tyht

Welcome to the show, by the way

1054

What happened to “A Fistful of Dollars” on that list!?!

By the way, welcome.

1055

[quote=“John Welles, post:1054, topic:190”]What happened to “A Fistful of Dollars” on that list!?!

By the way, welcome.[/quote]
Now that’s radical. Welcome tyht.

1056

[quote=“tyht, post:1052, topic:190”]my TOP-20:

  1. The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
  2. For a Few Dollars More
  3. Django
  4. My Name is Nobody
  5. Companeros
  6. The Big Gundown
  7. And God Said to Cain
  8. Face to Face
  9. Navajo Joe
  10. Once Upon a Time in the West
  11. God Forgives, I Don’t
  12. Arizona Colt
  13. A Bullet for the General
  14. I Want Him Dead
  15. The Grand Duel
  16. California
  17. Ace High
  18. Cut-Throats Nine
  19. Navajo Joe
  20. Blindman[/quote]
    Welcome Tyht. Nice to see Django at 3 and Companeros at 5 (love both of them, I put them at 1 and 3).
1057

Nice list Tyht - you must be a huge fan of Navajo Joe to list it there twice. Great movie glad to see another fan of it.

1058

Thank you all!
“A Fistful of Dollars” - I don’t like this movie(but I like original movie - “Bodyguard” of Akiro Kurosawa).
My favorite actors - Klaus Kinski, Lee van Cleef & Tomas Millian :slight_smile:

1059

[quote=“tyht, post:1058, topic:190”]Thank you all!
“A Fistful of Dollars” - I don’t like this movie(but I like original movie - “Bodyguard” of Akiro Kurosawa).
My favorite actors - Klaus Kinski, Lee van Cleef & Tomas Millian :)[/quote]
Any particular reason you don’t like “A Fistful of Dollars”? And isn’t it based on Kurosawa’s “Yojimbo”, and not “Bodyguard”?

1060

Yojimbo means bodyguard