Why doesn't this little known spaghetti western get the recognition it deserves? I mean, when watching it, you see some of the most amazing camera work you'll ever see. It's an extremely underrated film.
Little known? . . . Hardly.
It may be known to us Leone fans, because we love the spaghetti western genre, but many people I've talk to about this who generally love movies, have never heard of Keoma. In my opinion, the music in the film grows on you. I also love the camera work, which in my opinion is brilliant.
Really?I think it's a pretty unknown film.
I think Enzo Castellari really outdid himself in this film.When it comes to cinematography, Keoma is a masterpiece.
I think the music would be better without the vocals too.But I absolutely love the slow-mo during the ( what I like to call ) " Spaghetti Spins. " I love the way in SWs you see the gunshot victim spin around, almost balletically.