Sharp and visually stunning western (as a great director like the late Sergio Leone could create with his screen-writers, Dario Argento and Brenando Bertilucci) that it's one of those movies that really treasure so much.
The tale that Leone, Bertilucci, and Argento have served up here shouldn't be taken for granted, period. Set in the west, two men (Jason Robards and Charles Bronson) try to protect a widow (Claudia Cardinale) from a vicious gunman (Henry Fonda) who's dressed in black.
Out of the performances, Fonda and Bronson really stand out here like the landscape, editing, and Ennio Morricone's picture perfect musical score.
The tale that Leone, Bertilucci, and Argento have served up here shouldn't be taken for granted, period. Set in the west, two men (Jason Robards and Charles Bronson) try to protect a widow (Claudia Cardinale) from a vicious gunman (Henry Fonda) who's dressed in black.
Out of the performances, Fonda and Bronson really stand out here like the landscape, editing, and Ennio Morricone's picture perfect musical score.