Directed by:
Damiano DamianiCinematography:
Giuseppe RuzzoliniComposer:
Ennio MorriconeCast:
Terence Hill, Miou-Miou, Patrick McGoohan, Raimund Harmstorf, Klaus Kinski, Jean Martin, Rik Battaglia, Renato Baldini, Mario Brega, Pietro Torrisi (more)Plots(1)
Terence Hill stars as 'Nobody' - the fastest gun in the West, in a film which takes a more satirical view of how things really happened than the history books would suggest. (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (1)
If there’s any genre of movie that I particularly love, it’s spaghetti westerns that the opening scene represents so beautifully. If there’s something I don’t particularly like, it’s the Italians’ madcap sense of humor. And if there’s something that I absolutely hate, it’s the Italian madcap sense of humor that falls completely flat that reigns with omnipresent lameness almost throughout the movie. Things aren’t made any better even by the trio of heroes, one of whom is bland, one is anti-nice and the affected Lucy is the real cherry on the cake of viewer suffering. At least the marvelous camerawork, music and a few moments when things work as they should pulls this genius, his two doltish partners and that dupe out of the mud.
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