Quote from: ya_shin on May 02, 2008, 09:20:42 AMQuote from: AESP_pres on May 02, 2008, 01:54:00 AMNo, the only film I have seen directed by Sergio Leone is "Once Upon A Time In America" and it was a blind buy. I'm not a big fan of the western genre (cowboys/indians look boring to me), but for what I've read his western movies are completly different and he is Italian (I think that the Italian director are the most imaginative and talented ones) it's a big plus.Once Upon a Time in the West is a GREAT film. ...and no Indians As for the No Name Trilogy, they are great films, not so much westerns, really (they are "spaghetti westerns" after all...). You may want to give them a try, if you enjoy the one that jumped in your shopping bag (I always find it funny how they manage to do that). I belive the first, well, at least one of them, is a remake of a Kurosawa movie, just with "cowboys" rather than samurai.The first one, A Fistful of Dollars, is a remake of Yojimbo. All three are only vaguely linked to each other and The Good The Bad and The Ugly even gives the Clint Eastwood character a name ("Blondie"), but it was still marketed as the man with no name. Leone has an incredible style that does make his Westerns stand out from the others and his characters are usually more ruthless even when they are the good guys! The start on Once Upon A Time In The West is especially brilliant. If you find you like Leone, your next foray into the West should be riding alongside Sam Peckinpah and The Wild Bunch...
Quote from: AESP_pres on May 02, 2008, 01:54:00 AMNo, the only film I have seen directed by Sergio Leone is "Once Upon A Time In America" and it was a blind buy. I'm not a big fan of the western genre (cowboys/indians look boring to me), but for what I've read his western movies are completly different and he is Italian (I think that the Italian director are the most imaginative and talented ones) it's a big plus.Once Upon a Time in the West is a GREAT film. ...and no Indians As for the No Name Trilogy, they are great films, not so much westerns, really (they are "spaghetti westerns" after all...). You may want to give them a try, if you enjoy the one that jumped in your shopping bag (I always find it funny how they manage to do that). I belive the first, well, at least one of them, is a remake of a Kurosawa movie, just with "cowboys" rather than samurai.
No, the only film I have seen directed by Sergio Leone is "Once Upon A Time In America" and it was a blind buy. I'm not a big fan of the western genre (cowboys/indians look boring to me), but for what I've read his western movies are completly different and he is Italian (I think that the Italian director are the most imaginative and talented ones) it's a big plus.
OUATIW is a fantastic film. Excellent surprise purchase.And yes the start is something to behold.You shouldn't be disappointed by it.
P.S : If you rescan TSOMM let me know, my scan is not really good.
BTW thanks for the Chantal scan
I got an early birthday present today! No... my friend did not let me open the package sitting here. My sister-in-law brought me over a movie... and let me have it early....
P.S : If you rescan TSOMM let me know, my scan is not really good. BTW thanks for the Chantal scan
I hope that your dvd was not loose in the case like mine, it works with no problem on my computer but he is extremelly scratch.