Once Upon a Time in the West (re-release)

Paramount Pictures | Release Date: September 30, 2005

8.3	USER SCORE Universal acclaim based on 267 Ratings

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amheretojudgeFeb 26, 2018

instead of talking, he plays..

C'era Una Volta Il West Even though these features are overlong and walks on familiar and usual tracks and characters, what works in it, is the gripping and finely detailed screenplay and amazinginstead of talking, he plays..

C'era Una Volta Il West

Even though these features are overlong and walks on familiar and usual tracks and characters, what works in it, is the gripping and finely detailed screenplay and amazing cinematography that brings out its own stunning methodology. Sergio Leone whose features are similarly looking for revenge, never misses on executing its script to perfection and delivers everything that is expected. Charles Bronson; the protagonist, holds on to its part and is well supported by Claudia Cardinale and Henry Fonda (the best thing that can happen to this installment). C'era Una Volta Il West is a character driven plot that has a wafer thin plot, but its sometimes beautiful and also horrific screenplay is what helps him sail off this boat for around 164 minutes.… Expand

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YogaPMay 2, 2009

If Claudia Cardinale had not been in this, it would have been unwatchable. I know it's supposed to be a tribute to the American Western but it often seemed like a parody of the "spaghetti Western." People stared silently at each other If Claudia Cardinale had not been in this, it would have been unwatchable. I know it's supposed to be a tribute to the American Western but it often seemed like a parody of the "spaghetti Western." People stared silently at each other so often I started laughing each time it happened. If you don't like Westerns, stay away!… Expand

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Patrick94Dec 28, 2014

I read a quote by Sergio Leone where he said "you only need 3 great scenes in a movie, and no bad ones" or something to that affect, and he did that brilliantly with the dollars trilogy, but here it felt like he was trying to make everyI read a quote by Sergio Leone where he said "you only need 3 great scenes in a movie, and no bad ones" or something to that affect, and he did that brilliantly with the dollars trilogy, but here it felt like he was trying to make every single scene in the movie a great one, and while there are quite a few, most of them are drawn out when they shouldn't be and eventually make the movie a chore to watch. Just wish he would've taken his own advice.… Expand

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