(1967) Any Gun Can Play/ Vado... l'ammazzo e torno
DUBBED
SPAGHETTI WESTERN
After seeing Sergio Leone's "The Good The Bad and The Ugly" so many times, and was already familiar that he watches other films to make his own, except that he sometimes does things better than the movies he watches. After seeing this film, I've finally came to the conclusion that this is one of a few films that contributed to Sergio Leone's masterpiece "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly only that the only difference is that this film is made poorly compared with The Good The Bad and The Ugly. Consider the similarities 1) both films involve the cavalry 2) story revolving three people looking for gold 3) the objective is to find the gold and then claim it! Besides this one, I also assume that he saw others such as "Hellbenders" and Lean's "The Bridge of the River Kwai"! If you're that curious why this film is awful even for a low budget Western then expect the following 1) this film has a lot of fights which consists of swinging on the air, but pretend to get hit even when they were hardly being touched at all! 2) comedy is very flat and 3) some preposterous gunfights which include a face off at the beginning 1 man standing on the ground going against 3 men on horseback! I can really tolerate this except that this is not very good.
After seeing Sergio Leone's "The Good The Bad and The Ugly" so many times, and was already familiar that he watches other films to make his own, except that he sometimes does things better than the movies he watches. After seeing this film, I've finally came to the conclusion that this is one of a few films that contributed to Sergio Leone's masterpiece "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly only that the only difference is that this film is made poorly compared with The Good The Bad and The Ugly. Consider the similarities 1) both films involve the cavalry 2) story revolving three people looking for gold 3) the objective is to find the gold and then claim it! Besides this one, I also assume that he saw others such as "Hellbenders" and Lean's "The Bridge of the River Kwai"! If you're that curious why this film is awful even for a low budget Western then expect the following 1) this film has a lot of fights which consists of swinging on the air, but pretend to get hit even when they were hardly being touched at all! 2) comedy is very flat and 3) some preposterous gunfights which include a face off at the beginning 1 man standing on the ground going against 3 men on horseback! I can really tolerate this except that this is not very good.