Aldo Giuffre, Angelo Novi, Antonio Casale
A cashbox containing $200,000, that was stolen and hidden in an unmarked grave, is the focus of three men: two criminals and a stranger.
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Flixster Reviews (11,869)
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September 23, 2009"You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns and those who dig. You dig."
A bounty hunting scam joins two men in an uneasy alliance against a third in a race to find a fortune in gold buried in a remote cemetery....( read more) -
September 14, 2009A spectacular western masterpice. An instant classic. It's loaded with explosive action and breathtaking atmosphere. One of the greatest westerns ever made. Director, Sergio Leone has left his mark with his virtusso style in music, landscape, characters, mood and performances fro...( read more)
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July 28, 2009This is perhaps the greatest western of all time. Not that I've seen many westerns...just...how could this NOT be?
Script: 10/10. Spellbinding. Perfect. Simply incredibly structured and awesome in every way.
Acting: 10/10. Eastwood. Nuff said.
Directing: 10/10. JUST BA...( read more) -
July 23, 2009The third of the Man With No Name trilogy, though Eastwood is called Blondie in this picture. This spaghetti western doesn't have as much of a variety of international actors in the cast compared to A Fistful of Dollars. In fact, the movie is so focused on the good guy (Eastwoo...( read more)
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July 18, 2009What can I say, truely the best western ever made. So many classic show stopping scenes its amazing. The gun fights, the characters, the landscapes, action and the soundtrack is haunting. The ending sequence is outstanding.
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November 3, 2009one of the best western
every time i see one of the masterpieces of Clint Eastwood, i ask myself why hasn't he won a best actor Oscar!!! -
November 1, 2009I'd pay for Eastwood sleeping.
Or reading the periodic table. Do you feel lucky, hydrogen?
Critic Reviews
September 11, 2003
Colin Covert, The Minneapolis Star Tribune
August 5, 2003
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Art it is, summoned out of the imagination of Leone and painted on the wide screen so vividly that we forget what marginal productions these films were. full review
August 1, 2003
Ty Burr, Boston Globe
The uncut new print reclaims the widescreen majesty of Tonino Delli Colli's cinematography, allowing you to see every iconic wart and furrow on every bad guy's face. full review
Comments
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October 16, 2008Ah, try this personlity test
http://www.flixster.com/personalities/which-of-these-westerns-would-you-like-the-most?retake=true
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August 16, 2007My favorite western, I loved it. Perfect actors, plot, costumes. And the music is amazing!!! And the end is unforgettable!!! My God, he deserved an Academy Award, if not for this, for any other!! He was one of the greatest.
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January 26, 2007That's the best western of cinema.that's really perfect. everything in film makes me crazy
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January 25, 2007one of the greatest western movies,i don't know where to start,i like evrything in the movie,cast,directing,music all are perfect.
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