I agree. For a few dollars more was also brilliant. Maybe even prefer it to the good the bad the ugly... Which I also love. Just thinking about those, makes me want to start making short films again. Spent the last 15 years doing corporate/community stuff which I do enjoy. But the buzz about getting your movies into festivals and seeing them on the big screen and audience reaction is almost worth the money You lose in making them... Almost.
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Best film of the 80s
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I agree. For a few dollars more was also brilliant. Maybe even prefer it to the good the bad the ugly... Which I also love. Just thinking about those, makes me want to start making short films again. Spent the last 15 years doing corporate/community stuff which I do enjoy. But the buzz about getting your movies into festivals and seeing them on the big screen and audience reaction is almost worth the money You lose in making them... Almost.
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Tony Galvin
Go for it man, having a job which excites you and gives you a buzz is worth a few sacrifices. As for the dollar films they were game changers in their day. Getting back to "WUATITW" the opening 10 minutes or so was spell blinding ( imo) no talking just acting and building atmosphere, the wheel turning round and making the one noise. Brilliant.
The anticipation that it builds... Wow.
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Les Medley
Absolutely love the Man With No Name trilogy, and Once Upon a Time in the West is the best western ever made, but Once Upon a Time in America? Not so much.