Per 100.000 Dollari T'Ammazzo (1967)
Genre: Western
Duration: 92 minuten
Alternative titles: Vengeance Is Mine / $100,000 for a Killing
Country:
Italy
Directed by: Giovanni Fago
Stars: Gianni Garko, Carlo Gaddi and Claudio Camaso
IMDb score:
6,4 (542)
Releasedate: 30 November 1967
Actors and actresses
John Forest (as Gary Hudson)
Clint Forest
Jurago
Goncalves / Gonzalez
Annie
Jack
Gary
Mary
Reviews & comments
thunderball
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I finally watched this whole thing last night without falling asleep. It was in one of the Arrow box sets, most of which I still have to watch.
The main cast is the same as in "10,000 Dollars Blood Money/10,000 Dollari per un Massacro," but the atmosphere and feel of this film are completely different. The focus here is primarily on the characters, and at the beginning, the film even had a somewhat Western-like feel.
Both leading roles are again played by Garko and Camaso, they are illegitimate brothers of each other, with Camaso blaming the murder of his father, which he himself committed, on Garko, who wants revenge after ten years in prison,
but those expecting a Vendetta that ultimately culminates in a thrilling duel between the two brothers will be disappointed.
We do get a kind of cat-and-mouse game between the two, who often need each other despite the struggle between them, and the comparison of Caine and Abel is made more than once.
Camaso plays his role with passion and emotion, while Garko plays a very cool and calm role, like Clint Eastwood in the dollar trilogy.
The music is once again by Nora Orlandi and once again it is certainly an added value, which greatly enhances the atmosphere.
In short: A pretty good spaghetti western, which is above average, but cannot be called a true classic.
A solid seven, or 3.5 stars.
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