None of you had any idea why they called it a "Spaghetti Western" when they charged 75 cents for a movie ticket and Sharon Tate did not have the cash to see herself playing in public.
Once Upon a Time in West/America/Hollywood was the longest spanning franchise in history. It spans over a course of 80 years and covers the Western History of 175 years.
Q registered a truly heroic past time paradise agenda taking Flame Throwers into 1969. I just wished I saw more of Cliff Booth doing a stunt double in a real movie set or Rick stayed in front of the camera a bit longer... And I also would have preferred keeping the Police/Ambulance/Emergency/Fire rescuers away from the Action (when the ranchers strike back)
Heroes are made. They are not born heroes. They do not dress heroes. And since they are made; a hero has to prove himself over and over again. That's the code for Spaghetti Westerns. This is why Bruce Lee "for the first time in cinema" loses a final round of fight.
Historical Celebrity Appeal of the '60s were all worthwhile. Playboy mansion scene needed more R-rating content. Roman Polanski needed to be a badass; he could have been played better.
Another history was made when heroes get humble and prove themselves why they were heroes.
Once Upon a Time in West/America/Hollywood was the longest spanning franchise in history. It spans over a course of 80 years and covers the Western History of 175 years.
Q registered a truly heroic past time paradise agenda taking Flame Throwers into 1969. I just wished I saw more of Cliff Booth doing a stunt double in a real movie set or Rick stayed in front of the camera a bit longer... And I also would have preferred keeping the Police/Ambulance/Emergency/Fire rescuers away from the Action (when the ranchers strike back)
Heroes are made. They are not born heroes. They do not dress heroes. And since they are made; a hero has to prove himself over and over again. That's the code for Spaghetti Westerns. This is why Bruce Lee "for the first time in cinema" loses a final round of fight.
Historical Celebrity Appeal of the '60s were all worthwhile. Playboy mansion scene needed more R-rating content. Roman Polanski needed to be a badass; he could have been played better.
Another history was made when heroes get humble and prove themselves why they were heroes.