Satisfying Italian action western, with plenty of gunfire and explosions. Not a true sequel to Sabata (which stars Lee Van Cleef). Good photography, direction, music. Many shots and visual compositions are very interesting, but like Sabata the story somewhat lacks big scope and has a pretty unoriginal premise. Brynner is excellent, though, and the action is relentless and occasionally thrilling.
Review of Adiós, Sabata
