PentHouse Films

Film very ritualistic, based on a story written by the Sergio Leone and Luciano Vincenzoni, is guiding the search for a fortune in gold by three men, considerably different, but in our eyes, we are presented almost as supplementary figures . The film even begins to present ourselves - literally - these characters. On one side we have the inevitable cowboy Clint Eastwood and his unnamed "Blondie" - thus bringing back the role of "Good" in our history - and then have his almost quixotic Sancho, Eli Wallach as Tuco "the Ugly", and finally, the "Bad", ironically nicknamed "Angel Eyes", played by Lee Van Cleef, actor who would become so popular in Italy that would be present in ten Western Europeans. These are the central characters of the film, starring some of the most famous scenes in movie history and the irony that enhance the performance and ongoing argument Leone.

Decisive moment of the film will be the same one in which "Rhino" and "Blondie" are forced to walk together to achieve the gold that awaits them. Both will have to remain in territory controlled by Northern troops (They are from the south), in combat. Thus, the plane parallel to the war that follow will gradually be consigned to second place when confronted by the reality of cruelty, even in the eyes of a cowboy, and war. The human dimension seems to start being more important than gold. The emotional increases. However, another illusion is created. It is ultimately the human dimension increases, but is another example of irony and satire that lends the film Leone.

Personal Comment:

I've never seen this movie so I will not leave here my personal opinion. Later, if the view I have been editing this post.