Posted on 02/20/2011 8:01:02 PM PST by Perdogg
Once Upon A Time In The West is a rare film. The movie is over 40 years old, was snubbed by critics (including Roger Ebert) and shunned by audiences on its release, but Sergio Leone's follow-up (but not sequel to) The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is now a staple of even commonplace stores in the Louisville area, like Wal-mart or Target. On IMDB.com's list of the 250 highest user-rated films, it places #20. And that's not just with the general public. Film critics now often cite this as one of the best motion pictures of all time. What could account for such a remarkable turn-around?
(Excerpt) Read more at examiner.com ...
No, I didn’t watch them last night on AMC. I have them on DVD.
To agree with everybody else, Ennnio Morricone is the best.
That doesn’t mean he was a HOMO, Miller! Lots of guys like to watch...I know I do! How about you, Pleshner?
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He was too you boys!
She musta played the young Elizabeth McGovern role, when "Noodles" gave her the cupcake for sex ...
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