For a Few Dollars More
Western • R • 1965 • 2 hr 12 min
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Much better than a Fistful, but nowhere near as impressive as the timeless The Good, the Bad and The Ugly.
Better than the first, with more interesting characters and a better story. Sergio was definitely improving his craft.
A good classic western flick. If your a fan of Eastwood, you’ll love it.
Another outstanding spaghetti western. Van Cleef and Eastwood have great performances.
The pocket watch is just such a beautiful piece of imagery.
I honestly think that it's better than The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
My favorite of the ‘Dollars’ trilogy. The showdown with the pocket watch is amazingly suspenseful.
A bounty hunting western at its finest. A memorably menacing villain, cold and capable protagonists, and plenty of explosive gunfights.
More fleshed out and exciting than the first, still as slow as running underwater but truly elevated by some masterful scenes.
Although probably my least favorite of the Eastwood-Leone trilogy, still sublime. The sets, grit, and cinematography are all u paralleled.
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