Warning. I may define spaghetti westerns a bit differently than you do. For me, they don't need to be made in Italy, or even directed by an Italian director. As long as they are made cheap and in the flavor of the typical spaghetti western, as far as I'm concerned, they qualify.
--Good, Bad, and the Ugly.
Interesting to me. In the original trailer (seen in the 'extras' from the DVD), Eli Wallach (Tuco) was the bad, and Lee Van Cleef (Angel eyes) was the ugly. Some say this was an error, but I always thought that the character Tuco was a way better 'bad' than Angel Eyes, so I wonder if it was really an error.
--The White Buffalo.
Staring Charles Bronson. My second favorite spaghetti western. This was a bit corny, but then again, aren't all spaghetti westerns? It was still good. Much overlooked, but I like it as my number two. Lot's of good actors in this one.
--A Man Called Horse.
The pole, two holes, stick through both, ropes tied to the sticks, then to the pole. That was cool for me as a kid.
--Jeremiah Johnson.
Every mans dream, run away and live as a mountain man. Find a good Indian girl, and live happily ever after.
What's yours?
Dave
--Good, Bad, and the Ugly.
Interesting to me. In the original trailer (seen in the 'extras' from the DVD), Eli Wallach (Tuco) was the bad, and Lee Van Cleef (Angel eyes) was the ugly. Some say this was an error, but I always thought that the character Tuco was a way better 'bad' than Angel Eyes, so I wonder if it was really an error.
--The White Buffalo.
Staring Charles Bronson. My second favorite spaghetti western. This was a bit corny, but then again, aren't all spaghetti westerns? It was still good. Much overlooked, but I like it as my number two. Lot's of good actors in this one.
--A Man Called Horse.
The pole, two holes, stick through both, ropes tied to the sticks, then to the pole. That was cool for me as a kid.
--Jeremiah Johnson.
Every mans dream, run away and live as a mountain man. Find a good Indian girl, and live happily ever after.
What's yours?
Dave
