For a Few Dollars More

Pros: Made Clint Eastwood a star. Ennio Morricone Score
Cons: Gritty, bleak, poor continuity, dubbing

This is one of the three movies that put "Rawhide’s" Clint Eastwood on the map as a major motion picture star. For that reason, it is well worth seeing. In my opinion, it is the better of the three, the other two being Director Sergio Leone’s "A...

Pros: Ennio Morricone's music; Leone's fantastic visuals and storytelling; a great cast
Cons: Very Few

Sergio Leone’s “Dollars Trilogy,” or the story of Clint Eastwood as the “Man With No Name” took its middle entry with 1965’s FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE. Initially, Eastwood didn’t want to take part in the film, especially since the first film, A FISTFUL OF...

Pros: Leone's Direction, Script, Cinematography, Morricone's Score, Editing, Sound, Locations, & Cast.
Cons: None.

Following the release of 1964's A Fistful of Dollars, Sergio Leone had finally gained the success he craved for while the film not only became a hit in his native Italy but a year later, it was an international hit before finally reaching the ...

Pros: The movie.
Cons: The DVD.

For a Few Dollars More is the middle film of Sergio Leone's classic western trilogy starring a then upstart Clint Eastwood. Sandwiched between A Fistful of Dollars and the finale, The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly. More provides f ...

Pros: Truly epic filmmaking
Cons: The dubbing isn’t always perfect

For a Few Dollars More (1965) With A Fistful of Dollars, Sergio Leone practically invented the spaghetti western, with his second film in that genre; he’d create one of the greatest films that the spaghetti western movement ever produced. For a Few ...

Pros: cast, cinematography, direction, score
Cons: slowly paced, exaggerated characters

The best film in the career of Italian director Sergio Leone was probably his last, Once Upon a Time in America (1984). But he will always be better known for the four 'Spaghetti Westerns' that first brought him fame.

The first three...

Pros: Director Sergio Leone, Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, great plot, soundtrack (Morricone!!!!)
Cons: A little slower moving than 'The Good, The Bad and The Ugly', not as captivating.

Are you a long time Clint Eastwood fan? Do you like the trademark hat, unshaven face with glaring, piercing eyes, complete with cigar angled to one side of his mouth? Do you like the dirty green pattened poncho and the leather shoulder bag?? Well, if ...

Pros: Great story and music! Suspense!
Cons: None

When encountering a Western where the good guy has perhaps the worst things driving his actions of all the characters, one knows it is a special film, and anyone who appreciates the Western and intelligent film making will walk away from "For A Few...

Pros: superb performances, riveting score, brilliant directing
Cons: slow moving

The sequel to 'A fistful of Dollars' is far superior to its predecessor: better plot, better score and better character relationships. However, it is still inferior to the third installment - 'The Good, The Bad and The Ugly', which remains quite...

Pros: Good film
Cons: None

It's a classical film going up again western to 1965 and that he sees protagonist Clint Eastwood in the cloths of the gunman Monco in search of ransoms, up to that it doesn't also find on his road Lee Van Cleef in colonel Mortimer's cloths him in search ...