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Sergio Leone is the master of the climax of a film. He never fails to have you completely thrilled by the end of one of his pictures. What's really impressive though is how effortlessly he does it, you don't sense him building up to anything like a lot of directors do, it just explodes onto the screen. A real master of his craft.
And, also ITT: Best Film Climaxes, I guess. Try keep spoilers light though.
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Once Upon a Time in the West is better than The Good the Bad and the Ugly
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>>81454307
What a meaningless ramble
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Pity he only made stupid western shit
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>>81454651
try again
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>>81454693
Damn. Forgot about that. I stand corrected. Western shit and overblown shit. Close enough.
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>>81454725
consider suicide
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>>81454780
I often do. Won't do it, however. I sit around to troll you cunts and I love it.
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>>81454651
>Pity he only made stupid western shit
>Leone died on 30 April 1989, of a heart attack at the age of 60. Before his death he was part way through planning a film on the Siege of Leningrad, set in the Eastern Front during World War II.
fucking damn it
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>>81454853
That's perhaps more tragic than Kubrick's unfinished Napoleon film
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>>81454853
literal kinography
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>>81454853
OUATIA still feels like a fitting ending to his kinography though
the shootouts feel similar to the shootouts in his earlier films, yet, they feel so much more modernized and filmed much better. i think it's the bright red blood he uses that really makes the bullets hit.
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