This is the second in a new series of spaghetti western reviews, my first review was Django, an now i'm going to review it's sequel.
Viva Django is an excellent film,although it may not be as good as it's 1966 counterpart, i still enjoyed it and it has a lot of action to keep the average action fan happy.
The action includes shootouts and brawls that you would see in any spaghetti western. But one thing that really got me, was that Django dosen't use his iconic machine gun til the end of the movie where he guns down forty plus guys with it. This scene is still one of the best parts of the movie, but i would have liked it more if Djangos machine guns was used throughout the entire movie.
The main theme,you'd better cry is excellent, Terence Hill is very good,but he's not as good as Franco Nero, i think he should just stick to spaghetti western comedies. I highly recommend this movie, it's available on Youtube,watch it.
Viva Django is an excellent film,although it may not be as good as it's 1966 counterpart, i still enjoyed it and it has a lot of action to keep the average action fan happy.
The action includes shootouts and brawls that you would see in any spaghetti western. But one thing that really got me, was that Django dosen't use his iconic machine gun til the end of the movie where he guns down forty plus guys with it. This scene is still one of the best parts of the movie, but i would have liked it more if Djangos machine guns was used throughout the entire movie.
The main theme,you'd better cry is excellent, Terence Hill is very good,but he's not as good as Franco Nero, i think he should just stick to spaghetti western comedies. I highly recommend this movie, it's available on Youtube,watch it.