Thanks fellas. You are too nice. It is nice to be back.
[quote=“Stanton, post:1118, topic:190”]No problemo!
I felt there was something wrong with your list but couldn’t name it. And it wasn’t this Mexi Spag. Now it’s perfect.[/quote]
[quote=“scherpschutter, post:1100, topic:190”]Studied some Italian lately? You got even the Italian title of “For a Few Dollars More” right (except for più). It’s indeed “Per Qualche dollar[size=3]O[/size] in più”, and not, which would have been more logical, Dollar[size=3]I[/size]
In Italian qualche (a few) is followed by singular, not plural. In other words, they say: A Few Dollar, instead of A Few DollarS[/quote]
Your reviews and exactly these explanations are the reason why you belong in the hall
[color=blue][font=andale mono][font=arial]Ah hoi hoi! I’m a brand new member and thought I’d leave my footprint on this wonderful site by posting in this here thread before I might become a regular. I’d be happy to receive private messages or replies to chat about anything SW, in hope to get me into this forum, because every beginning is difficult. Although I feel like I’ve been watching Spaghettis for almost as long as I am eating them I still have a lot of watching to do (fortunately) and I expect my list to change radically over time.
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- Faccia a faccia (1967) (Sergio Sollima) [aka Face to Face]
- Cemetery Without Crosses (1969) (Robert Hossein)
- Texas, Adios (1966) (Ferdinando Baldi)
- Django (1966) (Sergio Corbucci)
- Pride and Vengeance (1968) (Luigi Bazzoni) [aka Man, Pride & Vengeance]
- The Big Gundown (1966) (Sergio Sollima)
- Long Days of Vengeance (1967) (Florestano Vancini)
- Django il bastardo (1969) (Sergio Garrone)
- The Stranger Returns (1967) (Luigi Vanzi)
- Trinity is STILL My Name! (1971) (Enzo Barboni)
- 10,000 Dollars Blood Money (1967) (Romolo Guerrieri)
- Day of Anger (1967) (Tonino Valerii)
- Keoma (1976) (Enzo G. Castellari)
- The Mercenary (1968) (Sergio Corbucci)
- The Stranger and the Gunfighter (1974) (Antonio Margheriti) [aka Blood Money aka Là dove non batte il sole]
- My Name Is Nobody (1973) (Tonino Valerii)
- Navajo Joe (1966) (Sergio Corbucci)
- Beyond the Law (1968) (Giorgio Stegani)
- The Great Silence (1968) (Sergio Corbucci)
- They Call Me Trinity (1970) (Enzo Barboni)[/shadow][/move][size=4][/size]
And quite the entrance it is! Welcome 
Welcome Systematicer! I’m Budproductions117 at YouTube!
Wow, Budproductions117, hi there, the WWW can be a damn small world sometimes.
Indeed!
- The great silence
- The good the bad and the ugly
- My Name is Nobody
- Django kill Questi
- Django Corbucci
- Duck you sucker
- A Fistful of Dollars
- Run, man, run
- The Big Gundown
- The Mercenary
- Blindman
- To kill a jackal
- For a few dollars more
- Once upon a time in the west
- Trinity is still my name
- God forgives I don’t
- Face to face
- Can Be Done, Amigo
- Day of Anger
- They call him cemetary
Hope some changes will occur soon.
(this was a real fast change…)
Hey Hungry Bear,
have a close look at you # 15 and 16
Hi there Systematicer! Hopefully you will be with us for a long time to come!
btw our Top 20 is also on iCheckmovies.com
a very addictive site btw, my nickname there is SebastianSWDB
beginning to think whether the SWDB shouldn’t have some sort of “official” consensus top 20 essential/editor’s choice list (that doesn’t change), and a community top 20 (one that might change with votes). that would also make the list “prettier” etc… what do you think?
What do you think of the list of 20 so-called essential spaghetti westerns I selected a while ago for lordradish’s site
We could discuss the list first - it’s not really a top 20, but a list of the most representative movies - and then see what we do with the texts. I could rework them a little, or others could select one or more titles and write their own texts:
however we decide, and i am sure we find a great way to do it, I just had an idea on how to make our lists (and there can be more), better navigable and will implement a little navigation bar during the course of the day. it will make it easier for visitors and more accessible. i mean we already hae the top 20, the alternative top 20, alex cox list, quentin tarantino list, staff favorites. this is quite a great resource
This 20 SWs list of Scherp pretty much nails it. Even beyond personal preferences these films somehow represent the evolution of the genre with the most important films regarding quality and influence. That’s basically the outcome if you check most of the available sources. Our forum and data base amongst them.
I would maybe change 2 or 3, but maybe not.
further discussion on this: http://www.spaghetti-western.net/forum/index.php/topic,2414.msg81624.html#new
I haven´t seen too many SWs, so it is probably going to change a bit, but this is my current TOP 20- List:
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1. Buono, il brutto, il cattivo, Il
2. Mercenario, Il
3. Django[/size]
- Per qualche dollaro in più
- Resa dei conti, La
- Ritorno di Ringo, Il
- C’era una volta il West
- Per un pugno di dollari
- Giorni dell’ira, I
- Pistola per Ringo, Una
- Vamos a matar, compañeros
- Grande Silenzio, Il
- Giu La Testa
- Da uomo a uomo
- Navajo Joe
- Corri, uomo, corri
- Cjamango
- Ultimo killer, L’
- Grande duello, Il
- Dove si spara di più
Good to have a few more points for The Last killer.
As well as Navajo Joe which is quickly becoming one of my favorites.
I will make the next update most likely on New Year’s Day.
So if some of you guys will prepare a new list or will alter their old lists …