Da Uomo a Uomo (1967)
Genre: Western / Action
Duration: 120 minuten / 114 minuten (VS)
Alternative titles: Death Rides a Horse / As Man to Man / De Dood Kwam op Tijd / De Dood Komt te Paard
Country:
Italy
Directed by: Giulio Petroni
Stars: Lee Van Cleef, John Phillip Law and Mario Brega
IMDb score:
7,0 (10.674)
Releasedate: 31 August 1967
Da Uomo a Uomo plot
"When You've Waited Fifteen Years To Find A Man... It's A Shame You Can Only Kill Him Once!"
Little Bill's entire family is murdered by a gang of four men. Once an adult, he goes in search of the killers. On his quest, he meets the mysterious gunslinger Ryan who still owes money from the robbers. Both men become friends and start hunting together.
Actors and actresses
Ryan
Bill Meceita
One-Eye (Paco)
Walcott - The Bandit Leader
Pedro
Burt Cavanaugh
Sheriff
Manuel - Walcott's Henchmen
Walcott's Accomplice
Walcott Henchman
Reviews & comments
scorsese
-
- 13150 messages
- 11067 votes
Good film in which two men want to take revenge on the same men for different reasons. A typical spaghetti western with fine and atmospheric music by Ennio Morricone. It's clear where director Giulio Petroni got his inspiration from, but compared to Sergio Leone's Dollar trilogy, the scenes are less memorable here. A small 3.5 stars.
Translated from Dutch · View original
Brix
-
- 19675 messages
- 5112 votes
Today this one was on TV (AMC Channel)
Even though the DVD is in my closet, I still watched it this way.
My 3.5* rating is maintained.
This time I paid special attention to the music, and I must say it wasn't that easy.
It would have been nice if Morricone here would have provided work of the same quality as that for the Leone westerns.
Or better yet, the score he wrote for Fistful of Dollars would have written for this one.
Then the film and score would have been equal, because Death Rides a Horse is much better than that mediocre western.
Too bad they copied Clint Eastwood's outfit (including revolver holster) almost exactly for John Philip Law.
I don't understand at all the commentary regarding Law's voice that I have read here a number of times.
There's nothing wrong with that, quite the contrary.
Comedy is always lurking in the spaghetti westerns (there are very few exceptions to that rule)
The Mexicans are usually caricatures, laughing as if they have a screw loose.
Same here again, but it was still a bit limited.
But all in all, this film is in my opinion one of the toppers of the spaghetti western genre.
Translated from Dutch · View original
kissyfur
-
- 325 messages
- 499 votes
A film that relies heavily on the Leone trilogy but does not reach that level. So every now and then close-ups of faces and eyes - but poorly executed. So a young hero - but Law is no Eastwood. Law made a weak showing anyway with his thick John Wayne baritone voice and his too tight poker face. You keep wondering all the time what the movie would have been like with Eastwood. Van Cleef was as usual, and the story went well, just like the music of Morricone.
But oh well, it is entertaining, especially for the spaghetti western lover.
Translated from Dutch · View originalLatest News
Mahjong Scenes in Cinema: What They Reveal About Character and Culture
From jump scares to jackpots: why horror movie aesthetics persist in modern online casino design
How Online Casinos Use Hollywood-Level Storytelling in Modern Slot Designs
Five of the Best Licensed Movie Tie In Slot Games You Can Play Now
Trending Movies
Corporate & Media
Realtimes Network
Innovatieweg 20C
7007 CD, Doetinchem, Netherlands
+31(315)-764002
