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WORST FILM EVER
I have seen many pathetic films in my life. This topped them. Did I rate one star? Sorry- I meant negative 11 stars. It was the absolute worst movie I have ever seen in my entire life. It was a total waste of three hours when I could have been sleeping. There was no point. The script and storyline were pathetic. The gore was overdone- too much blood, killing, and the like. It was totally historically inaccurate, and the Civil War scenes were so grossly unrealistic that it was laughable. All Civil War veterans are rolling over in their graves. Any scene that was supposed to be touching was pathetic. One of the abolsute bombs was when Clint Eastwood fires off a canon twice with his cigar- yet he does not even load it- either time. And somehow, without even aiming the canon, he knocks his 'friend' off his horse.

The movie is a failure. F-A-I-L-U-R-E. Crappy. Junky. Just plain DUMB. STUPID. PATHETIC.

I am not going to waste any more words on it. Just....whatever you do....save your money. Don't buy it. It's not worth 50 cents.

Pleased with Gift
This item was a gift for my father. He was very pleased with the quick shipment and just loves the movie! Thank you.

Too Much Killing---But See This Masterpiece Anyway!
I hate to see "wanton killing" in movies. There's too much killing in this film as there is too much killing for real in the world. Other than the excessive killing, this is an excellent motion picture.

Among my favorite scenes is the "Civil War" sequence in which the Union captain tells "the good guy" and "the ugly guy" that his troops are confronting the Southern Troops at this place in the river because there is a bridge there. If the bridge weren't there the two sides would disperse thus saving useless carnage on both sides. So, of course you guessed it, the "good guy" and the "ugly guy" decide to blow up the bridge so the two armies can leave the area thus leaving the "the good guy" and "the ugly guy" free reign to look for the gold. The bridge is blown up and the two armies leave...thus saving the lives of many men. It's a beautiful sequence.

Yes, be prepared for alot of "shooting" and "killing" during most of the film but see this masterpiece just the same! Recommended

Afterthought: If I had been the director of this film, or of other films in which people are shot and killed, I think I'd consider using a technique that was twice actually used in this film: At a certain point twice in the movie, Clint Eastwood shoots at "townspeople"----What was depicted was Eastwood "shooting off their hats" (bang! bang! bang!)instead of killing them. Perhaps this same "technique" of "shooting off hats" in place of plugging the people full of lead and watching them die in agony could have diminished the "killing sprees" in the film for the sake of "sensitive folk" possibly like you and me who dislike seeing people getting drilled with bullets and dying in agony with their blood all over the place! Good idea? :o)

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