Sentences with phrase «like spaghetti westerns»

I guess I like it cuz I like Spaghetti Westerns =p.

Like spaghetti westerns in the past, this is certainly a western, but with a unique Korean flavour.

Rango is iconic like a spaghetti Western, smart like a»70s conspiracy thriller and lively like a Coen brothers comedy.

This one plays more like a spaghetti western, with five star students of the Five Venoms clan gone mercenary to search for hidden treasure and ready to kill one another for it.

When it all finally comes to a head it's a shootout, just like the spaghetti western movies that the film's score evokes.

Burwell first tried approaching it like a spaghetti western, where each character got their own distinctive motif, but quickly realized that it «simplified them too much.»

The martial arts plus movie, like the Spaghetti Western, the neo-noir and the collected works of Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino and the Coen Brothers exists as not as a genre in itself but as a response to, subversion of or homage to a previously established genre.

Let the Bullets Fly (Well Go), currently the highest - grossing Chinese film of all time, has a title that suggests shoot - outs and action galore, but in fact this slyly comic satire plays more like a spaghetti western in twenties - era China, full of bluffs and feints and false identities.

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All that i kept thinking of was «Will i look like Clint Eastwood in a spaghetti western?»

From characters like Wonder Woman and fake Gandalf to western spaghetti spoofs and Star Wars references, it sometimes feels a bit chaotic, but it is still weirdly engaging and entertaining.

When Calvin Candy's servant explains his role in maintaining the estate, Django replies that the white man is «almost like a nigger,» a bold remark punctuated with one of several ostentatious zooms lifted from the spaghetti western vernacular — allowing for yet another moment of unlikely humor.

The graphics are very clean, the landscapes are fantastic (particularly at sunrise / sunset), a part of you feels like you're back in a classic Spaghetti Western when you play this, it's very authentic looking.

i rather liked it, and thought it was as emotion - filled as a spaghetti western could be.

Another Southern - fried spaghetti western, The Hateful Eight sounds a lot like Django Unchained without all that awkward, controversial slavery business — which could see it embraced by a grateful voting body.

It should be seen in repertory with evil - children movies like Rosemary's Baby and Night of the Living Dead2 as much as it should be seen with Leone's quartet of Spaghetti westerns — signposts, all, along the road to the paranoia cinema of the 1970s, where the conversation's not about the dissolution of traditional societal mores, nor even really about mitigating the collateral of the coming apocalypse.

Leone is even more notable than the other directors on our list as not only did he never receive an Oscar for direction he didn't even once get a nomination despite producing such classic Spaghetti Westerns like the trilogy of A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

That heightened world of the telenovela meets the bad Mexican spaghetti western — all of that seemed like it could be a recipe for a type of movie you hadn't seen before.

It's impossible to contest the importance of Sergio Leone's A Fistful of Dollars, the movie that popularized the spaghetti Western worldwide, launched the big - screen career of Clint Eastwood, and inspired a wave of future filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino.

-- Sean Kelly [LIKED] While the film stumbles a bit in the fourth act, I was all in for this feminist spaghetti western.

The year's weirdest big - budget movie owes more to spaghetti westerns, silent comedies and midnight films like «El Topo» than to anything being made today.

One part intimate old school Western recalling William Wyler's The Big Country, another reveling in the Italian Spaghetti theatrics directors like Sergio Leone (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly) and Sergio Corbucci (The Big Silence) practically invented, the movie's most obvious comparison might actually be the works of playwright Tennessee Williams, the scenario at hand owing more to Cat on a Hot Tin Roof than it does Once Upon a Time in the West or Shane.

Often dressed in an anachronistic cassock and with a rather astonishing sweep of leonine hair, Gleeson cuts an imposing and authoritative figure, like something from a rough - edged spaghetti western dropped on the dramatic west coast of Ireland.The role provides a fantastic showcase for the actor, as he captures the inner conflict and outward placidity of the character.

Django like inglorious plays out as a giant homage to Spaghetti Westerns and is peppered with nods to the genre throughout.

Some of these shots depict recent housing developments that went bust and now seem like ghost towns, while others depict the remains of the Old West streets constructed to shoot the so - called spaghetti Westerns in the 1960s and»70s.

In fact, the whole film feels like one big stand - off as each of the characters continuously suss one another out before it eventually culminates in true Tarantino fashion.With the opening landscapes and the poundingly effective score by Ennio Morricone you could be fooled into thinking that Quentin is out to emulate the classic spaghetti westerns of Sergio Leone but this is really where the comparison ends.

Some say that a shooter inspired by fighting games and spaghetti westerns sounds pretty interesting, if that sounds like something up your alley — keep listening.

The graphics are very clean, the landscapes are fantastic (particularly at sunrise / sunset), a part of you feels like you're back in a classic Spaghetti Western when you play this, it's very authentic looking.

My talk is more like a Hollywood popcorn movie or a bad 1960s «Spaghetti Western'that laugh along while watching.