*** This review may contain spoilers ***
*Plot and ending analyzed*
Interesting movie from Turkey, as they were riding the coattails of the 1960s Spaghetti Westerns. Specifically, the Django and Ringo titles.
This one is a Ringo title. It is hardly any good, and it was entirely in the Turkish language. And the copy was faded and blurry, and seeped in bad light exposure.
You can figure it out, even without understanding a word of the language. Ringo goes after bandits that robbed a small town and killed his family. Along the way, he meets up with a couple in a wagon and they fend off an Indian attack. The scene was absolutely ridiculous and hilarious. Turks dressed in cheap Indian clothing get slaughtered.
The guy who plays Ringo actually looks cool, and he rides a horse really well and has a cigarette in his mouth in all the scenes. And the Turkish desert setting surprisingly looks like the old West and is beautiful.
*Plot and ending analyzed*
Interesting movie from Turkey, as they were riding the coattails of the 1960s Spaghetti Westerns. Specifically, the Django and Ringo titles.
This one is a Ringo title. It is hardly any good, and it was entirely in the Turkish language. And the copy was faded and blurry, and seeped in bad light exposure.
You can figure it out, even without understanding a word of the language. Ringo goes after bandits that robbed a small town and killed his family. Along the way, he meets up with a couple in a wagon and they fend off an Indian attack. The scene was absolutely ridiculous and hilarious. Turks dressed in cheap Indian clothing get slaughtered.
The guy who plays Ringo actually looks cool, and he rides a horse really well and has a cigarette in his mouth in all the scenes. And the Turkish desert setting surprisingly looks like the old West and is beautiful.
