Sabata returns to America as a "Shoot artist" and teams up with an old war buddy to find out if a robber baron with the penchant to tax everything under the sun is actually using the money for city improvement or lining his own pockets.As the poster says, "The Man With The Gun Sight Eyes Is Back". Van Cleef returns to the role he made and relishes every moment of it. This movie almost out trumps the Wild, Wild West series. The only thing that holds it back a bit is the legitimacy of the palm pistol. that gun is Bad Azz. No "s"s, "z"s. That's how bad ass that gun is. Over the top action. Total popcorn. loved every minute of it.
With all that being said, I'd like to say that this movie had the same set up as the first two. "A little help for my friends except one can double cross me at any moment." Doing that twice is forgivable. Doing that three times can cause damage to a possible franchise. They tried to make to make the movie more interesting by adding a few more twists and turns, but painting a few extra colors on a peacock doesn't make the peacock any more special. It's still a peacock. I mean really, I can do the same review for all three of these movies, but it wouldn't be fun for me or you now would it? You'd be quite annoyed about it. other then that, it's a pretty solid popcorn flick. leave your mind at the door. it's fun.
As always, this box set was not up to par. The only good thing I do have to say about it is that the audio is great and the video is very nice. It's cleaned up nice yet hasn't lost it's age. I like stuff like that.
Three stars.
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