Best italian western movie

[Tacitus]

If i remember right, you speak italian...just watch these movies in italian, the original language...they're masterpiece.
I like so much even english translations, btw, even if some meaning of some scenes are changed a little.

The only spaghetti I've seen in Italian was Django online. All the others I've caught on American TV.

Btw, any reason why Italian films always dub post-production, even when it's in the native language? I always feel like things are slightly out of sync when the audio is done that way.

[Ianus]

They are all masterpieces, perhaps the best is For a Few Dollars More.

[Comte Arnau]

All of them are masterpieces. Some perhaps more than other, but Leone left in all of them real gems of the genre.

In Spain the films of the trilogy are perceived as half-Spanish, Spain being used as the American West. I think the fake towns are still there in Almeria for people to visit.

Morricone's a genious. The whistled tunes were performed by this Andalusian guy, btw:

[Peyrol]

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[Smaug]

I voted for all of them, I love Spaghetti Western, much better than American Western. My favorite is The Good, Tr Bad and The Ugly, which in my opinion has an epic soundtrack.

[Peyrol]

I voted for all of them, I love Spaghetti Western, much better than American Western. My favorite is The Good, Tr Bad and The Ugly, which in my opinion has an epic soundtrack.

I like all of them but this is the favourite among the favourites.

[Geni]

Il Buono,il brutto,il cattivo

[Kalimtari]

no way I could choose only one of them, all of them are masterpieces. Btw, Morricone is a GOD



a real music giant, love all of his masterpieces

[Harrow]

All of the ones listed are brilliant. I would also add The Great Silence and The Big Gundown.