Django


Director	Sergio Corbucci
Selected Cast	Franco Nero as Django
	José Bódalo as General Hugo Rodriguez
	Angel Alvarez as Bartender
	Loredana Nusciak as Maria

Notes

Filmed in Spain

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD

Django - Vapet - Czech Republic (2007)

DVD

Django And Django Strikes Again - Anchor Bay Entertainment - USA (1999)

Comments and Reviews


albert 25th Aug 2016		The first Django and the best one. It didn't make any money when first released but it gained a massive following, particularly in the Caribbean and in Germany. It was one of those films we talked about but knew it was impossible to see, and then implausibly it got shown on British TV. I have the uncut remastered Blue Underground DVD with Italian and English Soundtracks and English Subtitles and it looks amazing, well recommended. Rough looking trailer (and bad dubbed English) here:



albert 25th Aug 2016		Review A spaghetti western on steroids with a ridiculously high body count, copyist and yet distinctive enough to set it apart from the pack, Franco Nero looks amazing and the western set so lovingly created that you can almost smell it, just check out the streets of mud. Surprisingly there is a decent enough plot lurking behind the frequent and copious splashings of the tomato sauce, and thankfully nobody is wearing sunglasses. Django comes to town dragging his coffin behind, and when Django opens his coffin his enemies are swatted away like pesky flies. But when he gets involved with Mexican revolutionaries and they liberate a chest full of gold coins, Django finds that he cannot always come out on top. 5 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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