Review of For a Few Dollars More (1965) by Harry W — 27 Mar 2013
For a Few Dollars More was an awesome spaghetti western and was as badass as the original A Fistful of Dollars, and its rare that a sequel is just as good as it's predecessor, so that's an added benefit.
Cling Eastwood is as badass as ever in his iconic unnamed character, and to make things more epic he teams up with fellow badass western legend Leo Van Cleef, and their complex character chemistry never let's you know if they're friends or enemies.
As it is I'm still unsure to this day.And Sergio Leone's direction is immaculate because no other man could deliver this film so perfectly, and its iconic for his trademark direction and the awesome musical score by Mastermind Ennio Morricone.
Honestly, there's just too much awesome cheap action in For a Few Dollars More for you to pass up, and it embodies the spaghetti western feel with awesomeness in its atmosphere and good pacing, as well as impeccable intensity when the story asks for it, so it's hard to find any flaws with For a Few Dollars More, and it matches its predecessor greatly.
This review of For a Few Dollars More (1965) was written by Harry W on 27 Mar 2013.
For a Few Dollars More has generally received very positive reviews.
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