any gun can play (2 outta 5 stars) totally routine spaghetti western starring that guy who used to play kookie on 77 sunset strip. the plot is some convoluted nonsense about some stolen gold coins and various gunmen of dubious motivation trying to track it down. this is one of those lighthearted westerns. which means lots of labored attempts at comedy. and some really atrocious music during most of the action sequences (you can tell this isn not ennio morricone work). george hilton plays a bounty hunter called stranger. but he doesn not leave much of an impression. he just doesn not have the style of clint eastwood or franco nero and who are able to do a lot with a sparsely written character. the ending is a complete homage or parody of the ending of the good and the bad and the ugly. though it barely amusing enough to be considered a parody. the highlight of the movie is the first 5 minutes. which features actors patterned after clint eastwood and lee van cleef and someone else (is he supposed to be eli wallach. franco nero. it not very clear. ) who are confronted by stranger. it an amusing in joke for fans of sergio leone fans and spaghetti western aficionados. but i imagine no one else would see the point. 
any gun can play (2 outta 5 stars) totally routine spaghetti western starring that guy who used to play kookie on 77 sunset strip. the plot is some convoluted nonsense about some stolen gold coins and various gunmen of dubious motivation trying to track it down. this is one of those lighthearted westerns. which means lots of labored attempts at comedy. and some really atrocious music during most of the action sequences (you can tell this isn not ennio morricone work). george hilton plays a bounty hunter called stranger. but he doesn not leave much of an impression. he just doesn not have the style of clint eastwood or franco nero and who are able to do a lot with a sparsely written character. the ending is a complete homage or parody of the ending of the good and the bad and the ugly. though it barely amusing enough to be considered a parody. the highlight of the movie is the first 5 minutes. which features actors patterned after clint eastwood and lee van cleef and someone else (is he supposed to be eli wallach. franco nero. it not very clear. ) who are confronted by stranger. it an amusing in joke for fans of sergio leone fans and spaghetti western aficionados. but i imagine no one else would see the point. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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