Spaghetti westerns ?

[Get Pollock On]

Out of :- The good ,the bad , and the ugly , fistful of dollars and a for a few dollars more is there a specific order that's better to watch them in? or just as the order of the year they were released .. I always thought for a few dollars more was more of a conclusion to all 3 ??

 

[Newman Noggs]

Not sure of the answer although obviously fistful of dollars comes before for a few dollars more.

Dipped in to mention a documentary on Netfix called "Sad Hill- Unearthed" which, I think, is worth watching after you've seen the good the bad and the ugly.

It's about a group of fans who decide to find the location of the iconic scene of the final shootout between Clint, Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach 50 years after it was shot. Fascinating and something reassuringly human about it.

 

[B\connellblue]

Not sure of the answer although obviously fistful of dollars comes before for a few dollars more.

Dipped in to mention a documentary on Netfix called "Sad Hill- Unearthed" which, I think, is worth watching after you've seen the good the bad and the ugly.

It's about a group of fans who decide to find the location of the iconic scene of the final shootout between Clint, Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach 50 years after it was shot. Fascinating and something reassuringly human about it.

Absolutely must see for fans of the genre. Ecstasy of gold and all that.

 

[Newman Noggs]

Absolutely must see for fans of the genre. Ecstasy of gold and all that.

I love it when people do that sort of thing. Searching for the Sugarman was good too. I have a softspot for people who have esoteric passions.

 

[Tuearts right boot]

When you gotta shoot, shoot, dont talk.

 

[solley attwell]

Not sure of the answer although obviously fistful of dollars comes before for a few dollars more.

Dipped in to mention a documentary on Netfix called "Sad Hill- Unearthed" which, I think, is worth watching after you've seen the good the bad and the ugly.

It's about a group of fans who decide to find the location of the iconic scene of the final shootout between Clint, Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach 50 years after it was shot. Fascinating and something reassuringly human about it.

The scene were Tuco finds the cemetery and runs to find the grave to ectasy of gold is the greatest musical piece in film history.. but that's for another thread

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Love the Clint Eastwood 'big three'. John Wayne can fuck right off though.

 

[Bill Walker]

Out of :- The good ,the bad , and the ugly , fistful of dollars and a for a few dollars more is there a specific order that's better to watch them in? or just as the order of the year they were released .. I always thought for a few dollars more was more of a conclusion to all 3 ??

That's the order.

 

[urban genie]

Not sure of the answer although obviously fistful of dollars comes before for a few dollars more.

Dipped in to mention a documentary on Netfix called "Sad Hill- Unearthed" which, I think, is worth watching after you've seen the good the bad and the ugly.

It's about a group of fans who decide to find the location of the iconic scene of the final shootout between Clint, Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach 50 years after it was shot. Fascinating and something reassuringly human about it.

Spain

 

[urban genie]

Out of :- The good ,the bad , and the ugly , fistful of dollars and a for a few dollars more is there a specific order that's better to watch them in? or just as the order of the year they were released .. I always thought for a few dollars more was more of a conclusion to all 3 ??

To be fair it isn't confirmed if he plays a different charactor in each film or the same person, it was the US market that later sold.the idea of it being a trilogy.

Bit as TGTB&TU is set in the civil.war amd Van Cleefs charactor in a few dollars more is a veteran of that war then I would say a first full and a few dollars are set after that, also a fist full is set after 1873, 10 years are the civil war

Also you want to get on watching once upon a time in the west, Django, Sartana, my name is nobody and a few more Spag westerns just as enjoyable