I saw this recently for the first time.
I found the film to b a bit boring n dull. Mayb after revisiting The Big Gundown, my expectations were high.
Westerns shud have memorable showdowns, exciting duels n music but this film is devoid of all these except the music is lil decent in this.
The villain who challenges Van Cleef didn't have a scary build up.
The character of Scott Mary ain't shown learning to shoot n suddenly he becomes a top notch shooter. This wannabe gunfighter wears designer shirts n shows disrespect to Doc Holliday's gun.
Initially the film starts like a take on discrimination regarding class n caste but then it slowly became dull. The film deserves a 6 but I am generous with 7 cos of Van Cleef.
This film falls into the Tutorship genre where a younger protagonist seeks the more or less reluctant partnership of an older one, but differences of motivation eventually bring them into conflict. Death Rides a Horse is a better choice than this.
Initially the film starts like a take on discrimination regarding class n caste but then it slowly became dull. The film deserves a 6 but I am generous with 7 cos of Van Cleef.
This film falls into the Tutorship genre where a younger protagonist seeks the more or less reluctant partnership of an older one, but differences of motivation eventually bring them into conflict. Death Rides a Horse is a better choice than this.