in the late sixties director sergio corbucci made four spaghetti westerns in a row the classics the mercenary and the great silence and the specialists and and companeros. three of these and all except the specialists and are constantly turning up on ten best lists when spaghetti westerns are rated. until recently all i had seen was a very poor quality compilation with some english and some italian and a fuzzy picture and and it was nearly incomprehensible. now and having seen a beautiful widescreen version with subtitles (still in two languages and however) and i can safely include the specialists in that group of four classics. johnny halliday is very good as the charismatic hud and a notorious hand with the gun returning to blackstone to investigate the death of his brother and who was lynched by the townspeople for losing their savings. it involves a voluptuous beauty who owns the bank and a mexican bandit leader and el diablo and who was once friends with hud and an honest sheriff who dreams of better days and and a small band of hippies well and it was the late sixties and and hippies were everywhere and even apparently in our westerns. it not a desert western and shot in the alps somewhere and and is lovely to look at. there is a bit more nudity than i expect in a western and but that not a bad thing. sylvie fennec is lovely as sheba and who may be hud niece and or dead brother girlfriend. that never made clear. this film deserves to be seen and and once again and we plea for a nice dvd with all the trimmings i think the specialists would be as well known as any of corbucci other westerns and and that high praise indeed. 
in the late sixties director sergio corbucci made four spaghetti westerns in a row the classics the mercenary and the great silence and the specialists and and companeros. three of these and all except the specialists and are constantly turning up on ten best lists when spaghetti westerns are rated. until recently all i had seen was a very poor quality compilation with some english and some italian and a fuzzy picture and and it was nearly incomprehensible. now and having seen a beautiful widescreen version with subtitles (still in two languages and however) and i can safely include the specialists in that group of four classics. johnny halliday is very good as the charismatic hud and a notorious hand with the gun returning to blackstone to investigate the death of his brother and who was lynched by the townspeople for losing their savings. it involves a voluptuous beauty who owns the bank and a mexican bandit leader and el diablo and who was once friends with hud and an honest sheriff who dreams of better days and and a small band of hippies well and it was the late sixties and and hippies were everywhere and even apparently in our westerns. it not a desert western and shot in the alps somewhere and and is lovely to look at. there is a bit more nudity than i expect in a western and but that not a bad thing. sylvie fennec is lovely as sheba and who may be hud niece and or dead brother girlfriend. that never made clear. this film deserves to be seen and and once again and we plea for a nice dvd with all the trimmings i think the specialists would be as well known as any of corbucci other westerns and and that high praise indeed. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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