Cult Films

This is a pretty average spaghetti western until the last 10 min, but that last 10 min is what made this a genre defining moment in western film history. Kinski is great as usual as the villain, all the way to the end. The mute played by Trintignant does manage to convey quite a bit of emotion without saying a word. I really enjoyed the snowscapes and Italian mountain scenery, and the acting was decent enough, but without the ending, I can't say I would have given it a second thought.

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