For A Few Dollars More

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Summary: the man with no name is at it again
Review: for a few dollars more is the second greatest western of all time. after taking a fistful of dollars this unknown gunslinger wants a few dollars more. recieves my highest recommendation.

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Summary: Widescreen the way it was meant to be seen
Review: For a Few Dollars More ranks 2nd best of the Eastwood Spaghetti Western Trilogy. Widescreen, uncut, no commercials-the only way to watch this 'classic'.DVD does bring out the colors of the forbodding landscape. Quite a difference from the washed out TV versions. The Finale is a glimpse of things to come from the 3rd in the series.

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Summary: Existential Western
Review: Clint again drifts into the bleak and unforgiving (Spanish) Western landscape, relying on his wit and quick reflexes to survive. With no god or cavalry charge to save him, he cooly blasts an assortment of desert urchin to kingdom come. The surf guitar soundtrack and deadly dramatic gunfighting served to take the western to a place John Wayne never could have imagined. The second of three westerns Clint would make with Italian director Sergio Leone.

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Summary: THE MAN WITH NO NAME RETURNS .
Review: Clint Eastwood returns in the sequel to "A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS" . The man with no name is teamed up with Colonel Douglas Mortimer ( Lee Van Cleef) to track down Indio and his gang, but both have their own reasons for doing it. FOR FEW DOLLARS MORE is superior to its predecessor but is not as classic as it's successor. Watch and enjoy.

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Summary: A excelent film
Review: A great presentation,lovely quality,well packaged.But why didnt they use a uncut trasfer?The scene where Eastwood and Lee-Van-Cleef,are beaten up.Is not complete.Check out the Laser disc version.Perhaps if enough people complain,they can rectify this.

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Summary: The sequel to A Fistful of Dollars.
Review: The man with no name returns in this sequel which is better then it's predecessor. Clint shares the spotlight with Lee Van Cleef in this superb western. Watch out for the excellent ending.

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Summary: Great. Could have dealt with the man with no name's origin
Review: Good movie. Great scenery and plot. The element of the link of the pocket watch was later borrowed by Leone in "Once upon a time in the west." The second best of the Dollars trilogy, but the best soundtrack of the three.

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Summary: Next to "Once Upon a Time in the West"the best western ever
Review: This is truly a great movie. The acting is great and the final scene of the "musical pocket watch"is one of the best ever. Eastwood, Van Cleef, and Volonte are simply terrific, and the music of Ennio Morricone is truly perfect. A must see movie.

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Summary: Best of the spaghetti westerns.
Review: By far my favorite of the Italian films. If you've never seen a western or an Eastwood film, you should see this one. The direction and the acting make this film incredibly captivating and will make you want to see a lot more Clint Eastwood films.

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Summary: One of the best spaghetti westerns ever.
Review: In four words: I love this movie. I think it is the best of the three "dollar" films ("Fistful of Dollars", "For a Few Dollars More", "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly"). Great music, great directing, great acting. If you don't see this movie, I feel sorry for you.