It's a pity he must die...  I loved Indio. That girl was crazy. If Indio would rape me, he doesn't need rape... 


(If Frank would... uhhh... noooo... Cheyenne, HEEEELP!)

But what about Monco's words and the Colonel's answer, if the wife and the husband are on the watches?

We shall ask Clint. Maybe he knows... 

Cheyenne.

Well, Harmonica is the archetyp of GOOD, Frank of BAD, Jill of BEAUTIFUL - and Cheyenne is not an archetyp, he's a very colorful man with very good lines and probably the best actor all of them.

But the young man in flashback gave her the pocket watches. On the one watch is she, but who's on the other? If Mortimer, than why? I buy two watches for me and for my wife, than it's illogacial when her brother's portrait is in... If the boy, than they are Mortimer's children.

How did Mortimer know, what happened? He came home and found them dead, and one of the watches is missing.

mmm... it has no hungarian subtitles, I think... yeah, I know english, but not good enough.

Doesn't he?

Indio is the most complex charakter... and always HE has flashbacks, not the Colonel. He is evil but tragic, mad but sexy...

 

Here in Hungary there's no DYS dvd... we needed a R2 version. Uncut... with mono AND with 5.1...

I have seen it in italian - a little strange. But I think it was okay, the final flashback was in...

Have anyone seen the deleted desert torture scene?

The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada - it come to the hungarian cinemas only now.

It's a great film. It has very much "intertextual" connects from Antigone to Alfredo Garcia. Acting is very good (I fell in love with Julio César Cedillo ), the story is simple, but great. Hard, naturalistic, absurd, poetic and a story of honour. I liked it.
We needed more films like this, and not film with stars, shootin', boom!, monstas and sematic stories.

I feeled I was seeing somethin' that Bloody Sam would have been liked...

AAAAAA... that hurts... 

I think they both are masterpieces.

- In Yojimbo, when the hero is leaving the city in a coffin, one of the bandits helps the old man... 
- In Yojimbo there isn't an armor...
- Ramón is much, much better and more sexy than the japanese bandit with a gun.
- Well, Mifune is greater actor than Clint, but the charakter doesn't need so much acting...he's just cool.
- Yojimbo is much satiric, bandtis are ridicolous figures, FOD is filled with good lines, but the bandits are not caricatured...
- In Yojimbo we haven't the cemetery scene with the dead soldiers.

Kill Bill is a great movie and a great homage. The musics are very good in that situations.

I need help! Where can I hear (on the Net) the music of Death Rides a Horse, what QT used here?

GBU or course, or if a non-western...

maybe North by Northwest.

30's

Stagecoach... what else?

40's

Red River

50's

The Big Country

60's

Can't decide between GBU, OUTITW and The Wild Bunch... or perhaps The Great Silence?
Too much good films

70's

Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid

80's

nothing... 80's was a bad period...

90's

Tombstone

Well, it's good,  but a little overrated. I think, when Kane had not survived, it has been more shocking and much better. He could have killed the bad guys, right, but he should die too.

(I hope it's clear. I have problems with the past form of the conditional mood.) 

When they are leaving Angel's village, and the people are giving them flowers, that was stolen by that fat son of a bitch Peter Jackson. When in RotK Faramir and his men are riding out of Minas Tirith to battle, that's the same. But Sam did it much, much better...

I love that guys. They're dirty and cold-blood killers, but they have honour and they know how to die like a Spartan. (300 is a big Peckinpah-stealing with "killing in slow-motion"  )