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Marion J @Epitaph Jul 18 For me, the best film of the Dollars Trilogy. It never tires, the casting is PERFECT and it does not need to grab you by the hand and constantly explain you stuff. It just leaves you alone to either understand it at the time or figure it all out later. Music is great, Ennio Morricone and Alessandro Alessandroni collaborate once again and the outcome is astonishing! Acting is phenomenal from both the main and secondary cast. Scenery, dialogue and plot takes you right in the Wild West! 10/10 film. See more Bruno C P @RT93519273 Jun 5 As good as the first movie of the Trilogy, the catch is Lee's support for Eastwood and the great duo they make on this one. See more Jerod S @jeroduptown Jun 1 Solid ride-off-into-the-sunset sequel for Eastwood. Western at its finest. See more Benjamin W. @Code70 May 11 One of the greatest sequels of all time that surpasses the original. If you ask me, For a Few Dollars More is even better than A Fistful of Dollars, which I also loved. It’s tightly written, has more complex themes it’s dealing with, is bigger in scope and size, all while taking the original concept, and adding to it. The result? A genre-defining classic that still holds up impressively well today. Pretty incredible filmmaking right here. A perfect bridge in one of the all-time great movie trilogies. See more Tyler L @Tyler131 Apr 6 An awesome movie with great performances, great action and a really good story. See more Rebecca L @RebeccaL Mar 31 I think For a Few Dollars More is where the Dollars Trilogy hits its stride. It’s still got that slow, stylish vibe from Sergio Leone, but everything just feels more refined and intentional this time around. 🎭 The biggest thing? Lee Van Cleef steals the movie. Clint Eastwood is cool as always, doing his quiet thing — but Van Cleef’s character has depth and a personal reason for what he’s doing, which makes it way more interesting. And the villain (Gian Maria Volonté) is just… crazy. Way more unhinged than your typical western bad guy. 🎬 Not gonna lie — it’s slow. But in a good way. Leone drags out moments, the duels, and somehow that makes them way more intense instead of boring. It’s all about the buildup. You’re watching a staring contest turn into life-or-death. 🎵 The score by Ennio Morricone is 🔥 That pocket watch theme is stuck in my head. And I like how the music isn’t just background — it’s part of the story in some scenes. See more Read all reviews

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