Why A Fistful of Dollars is a Masterpiece

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A Fistful of Dollars, 1964 was directed by Sergio Leone and stars Clint Eastwood.
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[@HollywoodTown]

Do you agree that this is a western masterpiece and if not, which westerns do you prefer?

[@therandominfochannel6619]

Definitely a masterpiece

[@fearsomename4517]

"I don't think it's nice, you laughing" - Killer line

[@HollywoodTown]

Haha, great line. Thanks for checking out my review.

[@HILAL19564]

The donkey joke.. Hilarious

[@redmenace1135]

What do you mean “why”? No need to tell, just watch it. The whole trilogy is top notch, simply unsurpassable.

[@HollywoodTown]

Thanks for checking out my video. Haha, I just wanted to express my love for this movie, the why is more of a jumping off point into what makes it so great.

[@redmenace1135]

@@HollywoodTown, I totally understand that, cos I love em all myself, keep on watching and rewatching. I, personally, consider The Good the Bad and the Ugly as one of the best movies ever made, if not the best ever.

[@garfieldsmith332]

Yes a 10 out of 10. This film gets better each time one watches it. Everything in it is great. Awesome Morricone score. This film launched the careers of Eastwood, Leone, Morricone, and revived the western genre.

[@HollywoodTown]

Thanks for checking out my video. That's right, the movie has aged like a fine wine and for sure, an important entry in the western genre.

[@jackjohnston1298]

This movie is one of my most favourite westerns ever made alongside its predecessors for a few dollars more and the good the bad and the ugly

[@HollywoodTown]

Thanks for checking out my video. I couldn't have said it better myself.

[@jackjohnston1298]

@@HollywoodTown you are welcome

[@paulsrelaxingnaturevideos9076]

Love the spaghetti westerns!!!!!

[@HollywoodTown]

Thanks for checking out my review. Glad to know you're a fan of the westerns.

[@paulsrelaxingnaturevideos9076]

The Good the Bad and the Ugly is my all time favorite movie!@@HollywoodTown

[@Popculture3]

@hollywoodtown great film! Love any film with Clint in - a true icon

[@HollywoodTown]

Thanks for checking out my review. Indeed, Clint is a legend.

[@kdotAmar]

Great movie and a masterclass from Clint Eastwood 🐐

[@HollywoodTown]

Thanks for checking out my review. Perfect way to sum up this legendary movie.

[@seanmccc8142]

a BIG overlook here, in my opinion is that Fistful is a remake of Yojimbo by Akira Kurosawa. Greatest Samurai film of all time. Not to Say Fistful, which I love, is not a classic in its own right, as Yojimbo.is. Which I think raises one of the most interesting discussions of classic film. In fact, discussing these two films together would make a great video review, as other Kurosawa inspired westerns.

[@HollywoodTown]

Thanks for checking out my review. This must have slipped my memory, as i do seem to recall a video mentioning this fact a while ago, so thanks for reminding me.

[@user-jr2lz7es7g]

I've watched both Fistful and Yojimbo many times. The basic plot outline is the same but there is a mass of detail in each that is not, and (because of the setting) could not be, in the other. Some reviewer once described Fistful as a 'shot for shot' remake of Yojimbo but this is complete nonsense. Apart from the story outline they are very, very different films. Both excellent.
It is similar to reviewers calling Carpenter's 'The Thing' a remake of the Howard Hawks' film, but Carpenter went back to John Campbell's original short story for his version, and stayed much closer to it in feel and detail.

[@nassermj7671]

With expert commentary. OK maybe later

[@HollywoodTown]

Maybe next time. Thanks for checking out my video.

[@horsedark]

Hollywoodtown, why did Consuelo Baxter slap Antonio Baxter in the hostage exchange scene?

[@HILAL19564]

A true masterpiece and my favorite trilogies. Actually the first perfect trilogy. The story's aren't really intertwined but it still is a trilogy especially after the master stroke of Leone making the man with no name pick up the poncho from the dying soldier making tgtbtu a prequel.. Dollar trilogy and once upon a time in the west for me the 4 best westerns ever made and belong in the top 25 of greatest movies of all time with the good the bad and the ugly for me the greatest movie of all time period.

[@SzatanistaDzezowy]

I can't stand these awful dialogs!