Review of Compañeros (1970) by Stuart R — 09 Jul 2007
Spaghetti western icons Franco Nero & Tomas Milian team up in this comedy-western about a Swedish arms dealer and a Mexican radical who set out to rescue a revolutionary from north of the border. Jack Palance puts in a ludicrous performance as a pot-smoking Irish gunslinger with a wooden hand and a pet falcon.
Supremely entertaining with yet another odd but enchanting score by Ennio Morricone.
This review of Compañeros (1970) was written by Stuart R on 09 Jul 2007.
Compañeros has generally received positive reviews.
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