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By Chris S (3,490) on 22 Sep 2010

It is clear that the great Sergi Leone not only established The Speghetti Western but has also created the perfect trilogy…

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By Wail B (17) on 22 Sep 2010

A sequel that is just as good and as entertaining as its processor…

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By Nick R (843) on 22 Sep 2010

A sequel that is just as good and as entertaining as its processor…

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By George B (718) on 10 Sep 2010

The second entry in The Man With No Name Trilogy is For A Few Dollars More. It is better than A Fistful, but I wouldn't say by much…

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By Zack B (668) on 05 Sep 2010

The weakest of the Man With No Name trilogy. Been than again, that's like saying Return of the Jedi is the weakest…

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By Chris C (2,693) on 01 Sep 2010

While not the best of the westerns made in the series, this one should have featured Lee Van as the star role…

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By Stephen C (1,119) on 24 Aug 2010

The second film in the dollars trilogy puts more meat on the bones and brings in Lee Van Cleef as a rival bounty hunter…

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By Mamo M (2) on 24 Aug 2010

The second film in the dollars trilogy puts more meat on the bones and brings in Lee Van Cleef as a rival bounty hunter…

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By Gary B (698) on 24 Aug 2010

The second film in the dollars trilogy puts more meat on the bones and brings in Lee Van Cleef as a rival bounty hunter…

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By Dave J (1,987) on 22 Aug 2010

Monday, August 23, 2010 (1965) For A Few Dollars More WESTERN/ ACTION/ COMEDY After the success of A Fistful of Dollars, director Leone received…

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By Tit M (158) on 22 Aug 2010

Monday, August 23, 2010 (1965) For A Few Dollars More WESTERN/ ACTION/ COMEDY After the success of A Fistful of Dollars, director Leone received…

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By Daniel H (1,174) on 21 Aug 2010

The sequel to A Fistful of Dollars ratchets the pace…

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By William C (881) on 15 Aug 2010

Segunda entrega del Hombre Sin Nombre…

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By Connor M (230) on 15 Aug 2010

Connor Macgregor (On Vacation) Reviews...For A Few Dollars More Just when I thought The First Dollars Film changed Western Genre...Out Comes…

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By Luis C (539) on 15 Aug 2010

Segunda entrega del Hombre Sin Nombre…

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By Randy R (154) on 10 Aug 2010

Another classic from Clint Eastwood and also Lee Van Cleef was in it too. They were bounty hunters and they go looking the bounty…

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By Stuart K (1,373) on 10 Aug 2010

After the success of A Fistful of Dollars (1964), a sequel was inevitable, and it hadn't even been released in America yet, it was a huge hit…

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By Hesham A (61) on 08 Aug 2010

Another Delicious western for Sergio Leone after A Fistful of dollars…

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By Pavan R (814) on 08 Aug 2010

Superb Western...Eastwood and Van Cleef are cool and charming...the dialogues again are great...a classic not to be missed…

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By Martin D (1,305) on 31 Jul 2010

In the second film in Sergio Leone's Spaghetti Western trilogy (A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS being the first and THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY the…

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