You know, like "A Fistful of Dollars", "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly", and "Pale Rider"?
I think they're amazing
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You know, like "A Fistful of Dollars", "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly", and "Pale Rider"?
I think they're amazing
I luv em. I could watch em day in & day out. Thats when they knew how to make movies.:jointsmile: :rastasmoke: :rasta: :stoned: :smokin: :pimp: :joint1: :bonghit: :bong:
yeah, my favourite kind. i once had an argument with an entire pub full of people about spag-westerns. they simply wouldnt believe me that they were filmed in italy, i wouldnt back down and they thought i was taking the piss.
I don't mind them. I respect them and they can be fun to watch but they aren't my fav :)
as u can see in my name who i like i have them all and clint is the best of the best but beside his movies one of the best spag-westerns of all times is my name is nobody if u haven't seen it it is a must see the best:thumbsup:
my xbox360 name is joseywhales so yea i love um
Love em ! "are you gonna pull those pistols or whistle dixie ?", "i got the gold right here pa" OJW, for me the greatest western Eastwood did (or anyone else ever did for that matter) but then again, The good, bad, ugly is another favourite, the 'Dollars' films, all classics.
i got the Western Channel here, it's chill. Right now an Elvis movie is on though, "Love Me Tender". . .
can't get any better they don't make um like they used to i was hoping that clint would make one more western if not in it direct it a nice 3 or 4 hour one with depth like the oldies
yes yes yes
my favorite camera trick was how they would shoot night shots.
they were in the day with the aperture low. Might be fist full of dollars where they are in a graveyard at night and everyone is squinting. lol
"I like spagetti! I like the way the boots are all reverbed out on the hardwood floors."
-Les Claypool - Primus
love em,especially when stoned.anyone seen the django films?or the ringo series they're both smart!
I used to hate it when my dad would watch those ol school cowboy movies.....then when I started smoking,I actually watched the good the bad and the ugly,I was hooked!I love thos ol westerns with clint eastwood,The outlaw Josey Wales!
YouTube - Trinity: My Name is Trinity - Theatrical Trailer
Terrence Hill and Bud Spencer crack me up , they starred in some of the funniest spag westerns ever.
YouTube - Nobody: My Name is Nobody - Theatrical Trailer
Thanks for the recomendations psychocat.
Gonna check these out.
I never new they were call spagetti westerns, But yeah Most of em were the bomb. Like the good the bad and the ugly "blondy", and the man with no name, all of em with clint estwood were good
"and hell followed with him" yeah that was a good oneQuote:
Originally Posted by palerider7777
I havent seen "Fistfull of Dollars" but "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" is one of my favorite movies... it's so well done, and the Ennio Morricone soundtrack... the icing on the cake.
Im not a fan of the itallian or the older stuff. But a lot of the newer western movies are a thrill. 310 to yuma and seraphim Falls are dynamite.
I was never into Westerns.. but for some reason as i was flipping channels i stopped on the good the bad and the ugly. It made the world seem so vast and endless, full of adventure. Everything about it was Epic and everyone a legend. I havent bothered to try other spag's but i own all the classic eastwood movies. I'll have to check out some others that ya'll have mentioned.
I always thought spaghetti westerns were the old black and white westerns where no matter what the story was about,a cowboy wound up singing a song at some point of the movie...
Some of my favorite westerns are-
Angel and the badman
The Cowboys
Pale Rider
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Young Guns 1+2
Purgatory
My favorite western of all time is The Long Riders with David Carradine,Keith Carradine,Robert Carradine,James Keach,Stacy Keach,Dennis Quaid,Randy Quaid
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Spaghetti westerns are westerns made with Italian (and possibly French and Spanish)money and filmed in Spain or southern Italy.
These are three of the best of that type of movie.
The Great Silence Grande silenzio, Il (1968)
Once Upon a Time in the West C'era una volta il West (1968)
Django Django (1966)
i grew up with spag-west's...Left hand of the Devil,all of clint's work,all of Van Cleef's work,Right hand of the Devil...remember the ricochet?..classic italian sound effect...
I love all of them! :thumbsup::thumbsup: "Badges? We don need no steenkin badges..." :smokin:
My Aunt and Uncle managed two drive in theaters (one 3 screen, one 4 screen) when I was a teenager in TX...I got in free and could watch all the spag westerns of the day, other movies too, of course...got free popcorn and soda too! It was the life!:D
I love pot, and Westerns...
Here is a new one:
YouTube - True Grit | OFFICIAL trailer #1 US (2010) Coen Brothers Jeff Bridges
Haven't seen it yet, came out last month.
And by God I will grow at least 100 plants...on government property.
Have a nice evening, I'll be back in a few months as per usual.
Westerns are timeless. Unless you consider the late 19th, or early twentieth century a time. The spaghetti westerns are an important piece of american film history.That is to say... Italian film history........
hello ah. i uh thinka dat uh whyya dey calls dem spaghetti, mamma cooks a bigga bowl of spaghetti for all d' actors in the supper time. i like more of a story than 'we are all thieves, i have a special gun- take sides'. i always favored a rickety ole' chuck wagon cook, John Wayne, riflemen, and homesteaders with shotguns. water wars, fence wars, cattle drives, gold rushes- whatever gets the lead flying: whom doesn't want to take the law into their own hands; and be in the right. put them on horses, stage coaches, in and out of saloons, and nobody remembers how hard life was. the best western never told, i'd have to draw on ya- pardner.
Who would watch cowboys rope cows with pasta?
Yeah I got the good the bad and the ugly on bluray that movie is tight. I got the rest on my hdd on my laptop I don't like to buy movies. But it only cost 10 bucks.