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Holistic Guidance - My Name Is Nobody
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List Price: $19.99
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Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
Starring: Terence Hill, Henry Fonda, Jean Martin, R.G. Armstrong, Karl Braun
Directed By: Sergio Leone, Tonino Valerii
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Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Image Entertainment
EAN: 0014381252125
Format: Color
Label: Image Entertainment
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Image Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2005-04-26
Running Time: 117
Studio: Image Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: 1974-06
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Young, ambitious gunman Nobody (Terence Hill) sets his eye on his idol, gunslinger Jack Beauregard (Henry Fonda), who's intent on sailing off into retirement.
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Summary: good clean funny western
Comment: My Name Is Nobody
This is a good clean western that provided great entertainment value, it was also very funny (old humour) good picture and sound quality for the time.We are pleased to add this film to our collection.
Rob & Clo
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Summary: Nobody Does It Better
Comment: Jack Beauregard is a legendary gunslinger who's hanging up his pistols and sailing to Europe to live out the rest of his days in peace. That's until Nobody shows up and begins stalking him. Jack can't figure out why Nobody is constantly around and becomes increasingly frustrated with him, unsure if he's friend or foe. Nobody is probably the fastest gun alive, but a total buffoon and a klutz.....or is he? He may be a goof, but Nobody has a plan and he's determined to see it through. He's idolized Jack all his life and can't accept Jack simply going out with a whimper. He wants to make Jack a legend by having him do something extraordinary. His plan(part of it anyway) is to have Jack face off with a gang of 150 outlaws. Most of the film is Nobody's attempts to lure Jack into this situation, as well as getting into a few misadventures of his own. Naturally, Jack doesn't share this enthusiasm and spends most of the film trying to elude that situation. Through this series of events a strange and almost heartwarming friendship develops.
This is a great comedy spaghetti western. Yes, the comedy is a bit hit and miss. Some of it's dead on while other parts are downright silly(I personally don't care for the sped up camera technique when Nobody slaps people around or draws his gun). Regardless of how funny you think the movie is, it's a very good story and a good movie all around. Fonda's wonderful as the aging gunfighter, almost as good as his villain role in Once Upon A Time In The West. Terence Hill, best known for the Trinity films(and don't forget Superfuzz!!), is kind of a comedic version of Franco Nero(he certainly looks like him). He's good with facial expressions and physical comedy, yet you can also buy him as a gunfighter. Sergio Leone produces and provided the story, and his presence is definitely felt even though he didn't direct. Morricone's excellent soundtrack solidifies this. If you dig the spaghetti westerns, don't pass this up.
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Summary: Classic Spaghetti Western
Comment: If you like Sergio Leoni Spaghetti Westerns, This is a classic. They even used the "Slap Scene" in a recent TV commercial because it is so classic. And Henry Fonda is very classic and cool. You'll love this one.
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Summary: There is only hundred but, they ride like a Thousand
Comment: Henry Fonda's show down with the Wild Bunch is fantasic. I am a huge fan of Westerns and I know you will love this one. It has comedy but, lives up to the style of a Fonda film.
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Summary: Terence Hill Destroys The Film
Comment: Whenever I find myself in such strong disagreement with others at Amazon, it really makes me wonder...."Is is me?".
Maybe so, but if Henry Fonda wasn't in this feature I would not even have been able to sit through the film at all.
The film starts promisingly enough with Henry Fonda as a tough as nails but aging gunfighter. He's very slick.
But even he can't save this mess as Terence Hill plays a silly character nearly always grinning like the proverbial village idiot. Note he is even grinning on the DVD cover. As soon as the Hill character appears the movie goes downhill quickly.
Add in some ridiculous dialog and superman like invincibility and the Hill character is more cartoon than cowboy. It's too bad too because Fonda provides his usual excellent performance.
I never did figure out why 150 gunfighters on horseback were after the Fonda character nor did I ever figure out what desperate situation must have forced Fonda to agree to appear in this.
While some applaud the sound track in this film, I found it inappropriate and highly irritating. There are some really stupid and poorly done special effects during some gunfights.
The back cover refers to it as an "action comedy". It was neither!
I thought this was one of the worst westerns I had ever seen. But many love it. I can only say check it out for yourself, but you may be quite disappointed as I was.
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