Django arrive... préparez vos cercueils...

Titre original : C'è Sartana... vendi la pistola e comprati la bara!

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Django arrive... préparez vos cercueils... (1970)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSartana contends with various parties - including a dapper rival gunfighter, an alluring saloon owner and a Mexican bandit - who are intent on acquiring a mining director's gold.Sartana contends with various parties - including a dapper rival gunfighter, an alluring saloon owner and a Mexican bandit - who are intent on acquiring a mining director's gold.Sartana contends with various parties - including a dapper rival gunfighter, an alluring saloon owner and a Mexican bandit - who are intent on acquiring a mining director's gold.

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Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

Anecdotes
Body count: 31.

Gaffes
Joe Fossit threatens Trixie and Angelo with an Italian stiletto switchblade, a knife style that did not emerge until the early 20th century in Italy.

Citations
Sabata: You're lucky today. I never kill on Thursdays. I promised.
Angelo: Promised who, sir?
Sabata: My mother.

Connexions
Edited into Spaghetti Western Trailer Show (2007)

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5/10

Number three - who is that?

So the third entry to the Sartana anthology gets a new - Sartana. It seems to be the only one with a different actor and it is even simpler than the other ones. But that might not make it worth less than the other movies. A lot of shootouts, big body count and so forth. So all the pillars for a successful Spaghetti Western one might think.

Then again, there is repetition. And not just repetition from other movies, but repetition in the shootouts. While they may come up with some nice ideas (a hole here, a hole there, hidden gun there, hidden gun there and a slapstick "rifle"/knife combo towards the end), it may not be enough to convey others. Whatever floats your boat ... or rides your horse I guess ...