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If you want to see a uproarious spoof of western movies, the answer is obvious.
Dead Man's Bounty (the film's American title) has the look and feel of a classic Italian western.
At it's core, this is a fairly typical revenge Western, heavy on the spaghetti, and if you follow it as such, the protagonist comes through successfully defeating the main villain.
Lots of blood and death far exceeding the violence of today, the western world has had a negative impact on the religion.
I do not justify their actions but western culture in the past has had a very negative effect on some.
This movie is meant to be a serious drama but ends up as a parody and rip-off of all those "killing fields" type of films designed to confirm tha Asian stereotype held by much of western "civilization" and re-inforced by Hollywood Fantasies such as this.....
Sex,Drugs,Rock & Roll is without a doubt the worst product of Western Civilization.
If you really hate someone, invite them over for a double feature of this movie and "The Terror of Tiny Town," an all midget western from the 1930's and put them in restraints with their eyes forced open "A Clockwork Orange" style.
sam peckenpah would of loved it, that is if it was filmed as a western.
Cannon for Cordoba is an "Europen Western" It was made in Spain.
The movie itself is a dirt cheap, gratingly awful attempt at a horror western, and manages neither, never mind a successful merging of the two genres.
This is an utterly ordinary spaghetti western, with absolutely nothing noteworthy about it.
It is a curious mix of a bad 1950's Randolph Scott B movie and a bad 1970's spaghetti western.
This is pathetic, originality is completely dead, instead of trying to formulate a new idea what we receive is a bland re-do of an old plot line and to "switch it up" we just change the gender or race of the original character it's moronic and everyone should be sick and tired of seeing it ... but I guess this is just a rant and will most likely fall on deaf ears to engrossed with the sound of another turd hitting the toilet water like the best western since 3:10 to Yuma ... (wait for it)... 3:10 to Yuma! Thank You Hollywood for killing film as an art form and turning it into a commercial barrage of neo-pop junk and blatant retardation ... wonderful!!!
The dialogue might have been crisper in the original languages of Mandarin and Hokkien than in the subtitles and I have no doubt that some of the contemporary Singapore references will slip over Western heads as well as the cultural and political context unless of course you are familiar with Singapore.
This kind of teen film may be a first for Singapore but it has been done before and done better in other Western countries, La Haine (1995) for example.
That itself tells me the producers and director didn't have any core understanding about a western other than those standard shoot'em up scenes and violent themes.
ANY GUN CAN PLAY (2 outta 5 stars) Totally routine "spaghetti western" starring that guy who used to play "Kookie" on "77 Sunset Strip".
It's an amusing in-joke for fans of Sergio Leone fans and spaghetti western aficionados... but I imagine no one else would see the point.
I didn't want to write this movie off on the reviews and critics in the western world, I mean how wrong have they been about Asian cinema that has now become a staple diet of the Hollywood remake monster?
A group of friends receive word from a pal who has found gold in an old mind shaft nearby an ancient abandoned western town of Suttersville.
This is a luminously photographed and unusually well-written western by veteran creator of "Rawhide" Charles Marquis Warren.
The music by Franz Waxman is good, the production qualities admirable; the argument about what would happen if Lance takes the war chief in happens to be true; other than this unsolvable mistake by the central character, this is is great western.
It's a pretty good western and Lang should of directed some more westerns.
This U.K,/Holland/Hong Kong production was shot in English and was slightly edited for the western audience.
The American Wong brothers (Michael and Russell) were supposed to star in the film together but due to prior commitments was unavailable so another western actor Steven Leigh took his spot.
The values that have been hard fought for in Western society through centuries of revolution and struggle are for ALL men and women to be allowed to live in a free and open society.
Modern Western man seems to have some problems understanding that the world is changing and has already widely and wisely changed.
Modern Western man seems to be kind of out of sync and to need special evening classes to learn that democracy wants the majority in the world to be the majority, and the West is far from that majority, and that if the Soviet block had been able to understand that market economy is not capitalism but that market economy can be either socialist or capitalist the Berlin Wall would have fallen, but the other way round, and that China has learned that lesson marvelously well and is at the foot of the wall they have to climb over to learn that their socialist market economy has to lead to political democracy, but they will, just like Vietnam was able to reconstruct itself after thirty years of vicious war aggression and damage.
"Buffalo Bill, Hero of the Far West" director Mario Costa's unsavory Spaghetti western "The Beast" with Klaus Kinski could only have been produced in Europe.
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