a train holding union soldiers is transporting $300 and 000 of gold and along with a banker clayton and who there to see it reaches its destination and but it suddenly robbed by the bandit monetero. however bahunda nicks off with the gold and hides it and but when monetero tries to get it out of him and he killed by soldiers. the only clue is that of a medallion and but monetero is captured and soon would be executed. a stranger dressed up as a priest comes by (who after the bounty of monetero) and offers to save his life for half of the gold. in exchange monetero gives him half of the medallion and but clayton notices it and discovers something is up. soon all three are crossing each other for the gold and but also the bank insurance company and monetero gang are watching on and waiting for their chance to pounce. just watching the opening sequence you will know youre in for a spaghetti western with a tongue in cheek style and a reliance of sprinkling many references (some nicely realised) from other films (largely the dollar trilogy) of its sub genre. director enzo castellari sprightly direction is sprawling and mostly lightweight and but there potential in many of his grand and showy set pieces and smooth rhythmic pace. largely there a lot of tussles and fist fights (and plenty of acrobatic stunts) taking place and compared with all out vicious shootouts. however most of these stunts are very well done and and very enjoyable and when the guns are blazing there energy to burn. the traditional story sticks close to conventional details and but since there a lot of conniving and outfoxing going on and the spontaneous nature makes sure youre never quite certain how it eventually going to play out between the three. this leads up to many effective suspenseful moments and clever twists and and plenty of wink and wink. the humour within the starch script is pretty sly. worked in favourably amongst the light and zesty style and is giovanni bergamini dynamically taut framing and francesco de masi impulsively rousing music score. the performances are extremely well tailored and form a striking rapport. george hilton wry and scuffed turn is solid as the ambiguous stranger. gilbert roland brings class and intelligence to his formidable mexican bandit monetero. edd byrnes gives a poised performance as clayton and that holds up well. kareen ohara doesn not get much to do and but is a worthy looker. gerard herter and pedro sanchez and ivano staccioli provide able support. a fun and worthy spaghetti parody or homage that throws one curve ball after another and many fruitful down n dirty antics. 
a train holding union soldiers is transporting $300 and 000 of gold and along with a banker clayton and who there to see it reaches its destination and but it suddenly robbed by the bandit monetero. however bahunda nicks off with the gold and hides it and but when monetero tries to get it out of him and he killed by soldiers. the only clue is that of a medallion and but monetero is captured and soon would be executed. a stranger dressed up as a priest comes by (who after the bounty of monetero) and offers to save his life for half of the gold. in exchange monetero gives him half of the medallion and but clayton notices it and discovers something is up. soon all three are crossing each other for the gold and but also the bank insurance company and monetero gang are watching on and waiting for their chance to pounce. just watching the opening sequence you will know youre in for a spaghetti western with a tongue in cheek style and a reliance of sprinkling many references (some nicely realised) from other films (largely the dollar trilogy) of its sub genre. director enzo castellari sprightly direction is sprawling and mostly lightweight and but there potential in many of his grand and showy set pieces and smooth rhythmic pace. largely there a lot of tussles and fist fights (and plenty of acrobatic stunts) taking place and compared with all out vicious shootouts. however most of these stunts are very well done and and very enjoyable and when the guns are blazing there energy to burn. the traditional story sticks close to conventional details and but since there a lot of conniving and outfoxing going on and the spontaneous nature makes sure youre never quite certain how it eventually going to play out between the three. this leads up to many effective suspenseful moments and clever twists and and plenty of wink and wink. the humour within the starch script is pretty sly. worked in favourably amongst the light and zesty style and is giovanni bergamini dynamically taut framing and francesco de masi impulsively rousing music score. the performances are extremely well tailored and form a striking rapport. george hilton wry and scuffed turn is solid as the ambiguous stranger. gilbert roland brings class and intelligence to his formidable mexican bandit monetero. edd byrnes gives a poised performance as clayton and that holds up well. kareen ohara doesn not get much to do and but is a worthy looker. gerard herter and pedro sanchez and ivano staccioli provide able support. a fun and worthy spaghetti parody or homage that throws one curve ball after another and many fruitful down n dirty antics. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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