What are the criteria for movies in the sw-database?

Bad_Lieutenant · March 19, 2007, 10:02pm

Cool. I’ve added images.

Bill_san_Antonio · March 22, 2007, 1:30pm

I guess there’s no any reason to not add this film:

Probably first Italian western ever and directed by Sergio Leone’s father!

Yodlaf_Peterson · March 22, 2007, 2:01pm

[quote=“Bill san Antonio, post:22, topic:457”]I guess there’s no any reason to not add this film:

Probably first Italian western ever and directed by Sergio Leone’s father![/quote]
Looks interesting

probably not very good considering it is nearly 100 years old but i can’t deny that i wouldn’t mind seeing it.

Bill_san_Antonio · March 22, 2007, 2:45pm

I’ve read that it was a succesful film at time but it’s lost now (as are majority of the silent era films).

Bad_Lieutenant · March 23, 2007, 2:43pm

[quote=“Bill san Antonio, post:22, topic:457”]I guess there’s no any reason to not add this film:

Probably first Italian western ever and directed by Sergio Leone’s father![/quote]
How about this one?
“Il fanciullo del West” (1942) di Giorgio Ferroni, con Erminio Macario

Some more:
“Il bandolero stanco” (1952) di Sergio Greco, con Renato Rascel, “La sceriffa” (1959) di Roberto Bianchi Montero, con Ugo Tognazzi e Tina Pica, “Il terrore dell’Oklahoma” (1959) di Mario Amendola, con Maurizio Arena, “Un dollaro di fifa” (1960) di Giorgio Simonelli, con Ugo Tognazzi e Walter Chiari, “I magnifici tre” (1961), di Giorgio Simonelli, con Ugo Tognazzi, Walter Chiari e Raimondo Vianello, “Due contro tutti” (1962) di Alberto De Martino e Antonio Momplet e “Gli eroi del West” (1963) di Steno, entrambi con Chiari e Vianello, “Due mafiosi nel Far West” (1964) di Giorgio Simonelli, con Franco Franchi e Ciccio Ingrassia.
Whole article:
http://www.ilquotidianodelcinema.tv/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=88&Itemid=78

Bill_san_Antonio · March 23, 2007, 3:35pm

[quote=“Bad Lieutenant, post:25, topic:457”]How about this one?
“Il fanciullo del West” (1942) di Giorgio Ferroni, con Erminio Macario
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0034722/[/quote]I already added this title to database yesterday.

Bill_san_Antonio · March 23, 2007, 4:23pm

[quote=“Bad Lieutenant, post:25, topic:457”]“Il bandolero stanco” (1952) di Sergio Greco, con Renato Rascel, “La sceriffa” (1959) di Roberto Bianchi Montero, con Ugo Tognazzi e Tina Pica, “Il terrore dell’Oklahoma” (1959) di Mario Amendola, con Maurizio Arena, “Un dollaro di fifa” (1960) di Giorgio Simonelli, con Ugo Tognazzi e Walter Chiari, “I magnifici tre” (1961), di Giorgio Simonelli, con Ugo Tognazzi, Walter Chiari e Raimondo Vianello, “Due contro tutti” (1962) di Alberto De Martino e Antonio Momplet e “Gli eroi del West” (1963) di Steno, entrambi con Chiari e Vianello, “Due mafiosi nel Far West” (1964) di Giorgio Simonelli, con Franco Franchi e Ciccio Ingrassia.
Whole article:
http://www.ilquotidianodelcinema.tv/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=88&Itemid=78[/quote]All of them are already in the database except Il Bandolero stanco. I’ll add it.

Bad_Lieutenant · March 24, 2007, 11:37pm

are these movies by Miguel M. Delgado elligible:
EDIT: never mind, thi guy is Mexican. Nevertheless I’m very curious about his work. Anybody seen some? There’s way more than this list.
Cazadores de asesinos (1962)

Vuelven los cinco halcones (1962)

Revólver sangriento, El (1964)

Pistolero desconocido, El (1967)

Amores de Juan Charrasqueado, Los (1968)

Por mis pistolas (1968)

Well that’s it for now, this guy probably did some more.

Bill_san_Antonio · April 23, 2007, 1:36pm

Anyone seen this?

Is it a western? Italian?

Yodlaf_Peterson · April 23, 2007, 1:37pm

[quote=“Bill san Antonio, post:29, topic:457”]Anyone seen this?

Is it a western? Italian?[/quote]

i believe that i saw pictures of this when i went to Texas hollywood so i summise it was shot there.

Bill_san_Antonio · April 25, 2007, 9:58am

Some more missing Zorro titles:

Don’t know if they can be called westerns. Opinions? The last one sounds more like sword and sandal film.

Admin · April 25, 2007, 10:11am

well better more than leess movies in the database.
i think we should introduce a new label/sticker/stamp to put on movie pages where we are not entirely sure that is a geniuine spaghetti western.
for example a littel box that says “This film may not fit the description of a spaghetti western and has been added for completeness sake” or something. that way we could also add more non-italo eurowesterns

Bill_san_Antonio · April 25, 2007, 10:25am

Yes, that sounds reasonable. I think we should add some pure-spanish productions, all the films of Marchent brothers for example.

Silvanito · April 25, 2007, 4:58pm

Good idea to add most of the european westerns!

Yodlaf_Peterson · April 25, 2007, 5:01pm

What category would you put stuff like “THE HUNTING PARTY” and “SHALAKO” in?

Admin · April 25, 2007, 11:33pm

i think hunting party is a spaghetti, kinda. i mean it was shot in spain/italy, wasnt it?

Yodlaf_Peterson · April 26, 2007, 12:05am

Yes, they both was, that’s why i mentioned them, another instance could be Audie Murphy in THE TEXICAN which was also shot in Spain

Phil_H · April 27, 2007, 8:51am

My vote would be to include all european westerns in some format or other.

Admin · April 27, 2007, 9:04am

how are we gonna call the category we’re putting it in?
how are we going to make the “label/note” look like that tells people it’s not a spaghetti?

Yodlaf_Peterson · April 27, 2007, 10:24am

[quote=“Sebastian, post:39, topic:457”]how are we gonna call the category we’re putting it in?
how are we going to make the “label/note” look like that tells people it’s not a spaghetti?[/quote]
How about “Other westerns shot in Spain” or maybe “Non Italian Euro westerns” and put all kinds of European westerns in there.