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The Big Gundown (1967)

Unofficial lawman John Corbett hunts down Cuchillo Sanchez, a Mexican peasant accused of raping and killing a 12-year-old girl.

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John R 15 Aug 2014

140816: I'm a little surprised at the high rating for this film, which currently stands at 89%. How many opinions is that based upon? Though entertaining at times, once this film was over nothing beyond three stars hit my mind. Throughout the film, Van Cleef (Corbett) and Milian's (Sanchez) relationship is fun and they play it up a bit. You know the minute you meet The Baron that it is only a matter of time before he tests his vaunted skills. He, along with the mysterious Rosita (did a bit of info searching on her) are both entertaining characters. Though lacking in production values, this film moves along at a quick pace and features some good action. It's typical Van Cleef, if not a little better than typical. No more than three stars though.

Brian Orndorf 14 Dec 2013

It's a wonderful film, rich with style and loaded with surprises, with a fluid storytelling touch that brings substance to a genre that's often concerned solely with appearance.

Conner R 29 Nov 2010

There is nothing like a good western and this is a good western!

Brian F 20 Jul 2007

Big and bold spaghetti western is a bit too long for the story its trying to tell (it drags in the middle section) but the opening and closing are simply great and the performances are awesome. Van Cleef has rarely been cooler and Tomas Milian emerges as a star with this one (his knife-vs-gun showdown is really, really great.) Sergio Sollima was a very good spaghetti director but he only made a couple of these films, unfortunately. The music is good but not great (as it was in the follow-up film, Run, Man, Run) and the production looks wonderful. General Western fans will like this one, too. Check it out.

Casey H 27 Apr 2013

An astoundingly polished Spaghetti Western, this is one of the best films the genre ever produced. Sollima's relentless pacing never allows for a dull moment, but still is able to capture the beautiful, rugged imagery we expect from a Spaghetti. The film is structured as a "chase" movie, with Van Cleef's Corbett in relentless pursuit of Milian's "Cuchillo", and they both turn in fantastic performances, especially Tomas Milian. The twist is delivered brilliantly about three quarters through the movie which leads to an epic stand-off between Corbett and his employer, Brockston. The back-to-back duel sequence during the final moments of the film are absolutely stunning, all timed to an excellent Ennio Morricone score. Classic Italian Western and is essential viewing for fans of Leone or Corbucci films.