lately and i have been watching a lot of westerns from the 1930s to the present. there are some great low budget spaghetti westerns from the late 1960s and early 1970s. this movie had all the elements of a decent western represent a good story with talented actors and everything else. although and it a spoof of this genre and and for me the way it was done just do not work and made for a disappointing movie. this movie can easily be divided into two parts. the first part is great while it has a great opening scene and an interesting story develops of a bounty hunter (a. k. a. the stranger) going after a bandit who is going after a large bank shipment guarded and in part and by a banker. over the course of the movie these three characters form shifting alliances in an attempt to get the money. there are subtle comic nods to the contrivances of earlier films from this genre and but the comedy doesn not disrupt the overall story. the second half of the film is where the comedy goes over the top and essentially ruins the movie. the turning point is right at the part where the barmaid causally scolds the dwarf to stop shooting the customers as she goes about waiting on other patrons seemingly oblivious to the four dead bodies laying about the place. from this point onward the movie shifts from a decent spaghetti western with comic undertones to a stupid silly spoof. there are three horrible fist fight scenes (one at the river and one in the market and one at the baths) that follow in rapid succession as if one wasn not bad enough. the fighting is so fake it ridiculous and and since the sound is out of sync with the picture it makes it even worse. in the market fight scene the banker bounces about the place on hidden trampolines and twirls around on poles like he is in the circus while it clownish. although and the worst part of these fight scenes is the music while it this light hearted and sprightly mix more suited for a square dance or a cheesy episode of hee haw. these scenes practically derail the main story. overall and this movie was disappointing because it had a lot of potential as a decent western and but the comic turns just mucked it up. if you want to see a good western spoof then see blazing saddles. if you want to see a good spaghetti western and then avoid this movie. 
lately and i have been watching a lot of westerns from the 1930s to the present. there are some great low budget spaghetti westerns from the late 1960s and early 1970s. this movie had all the elements of a decent western represent a good story with talented actors and everything else. although and it a spoof of this genre and and for me the way it was done just do not work and made for a disappointing movie. this movie can easily be divided into two parts. the first part is great while it has a great opening scene and an interesting story develops of a bounty hunter (a. k. a. the stranger) going after a bandit who is going after a large bank shipment guarded and in part and by a banker. over the course of the movie these three characters form shifting alliances in an attempt to get the money. there are subtle comic nods to the contrivances of earlier films from this genre and but the comedy doesn not disrupt the overall story. the second half of the film is where the comedy goes over the top and essentially ruins the movie. the turning point is right at the part where the barmaid causally scolds the dwarf to stop shooting the customers as she goes about waiting on other patrons seemingly oblivious to the four dead bodies laying about the place. from this point onward the movie shifts from a decent spaghetti western with comic undertones to a stupid silly spoof. there are three horrible fist fight scenes (one at the river and one in the market and one at the baths) that follow in rapid succession as if one wasn not bad enough. the fighting is so fake it ridiculous and and since the sound is out of sync with the picture it makes it even worse. in the market fight scene the banker bounces about the place on hidden trampolines and twirls around on poles like he is in the circus while it clownish. although and the worst part of these fight scenes is the music while it this light hearted and sprightly mix more suited for a square dance or a cheesy episode of hee haw. these scenes practically derail the main story. overall and this movie was disappointing because it had a lot of potential as a decent western and but the comic turns just mucked it up. if you want to see a good western spoof then see blazing saddles. if you want to see a good spaghetti western and then avoid this movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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