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I will give technical specs on this DVD below, plus info on a few hidden extras (thanks, Blue Underground) . I purchased this as fragment of the “Spaghetti Western Collection” and am reviewing this to give added detail to the generic review of the collection.
I couldn’t account for a 2 star or 4 star rating because the lack of quality on the dubbing really dragged this movie across the same parched desert that almost killed Milian’s character. But Blue Underground has been doing some incredible work to hold the lesser- known movies from going into total obscurity, and actually, I’m contented they kept “If You Live, Shoot!” IYLS is also called, “Django Raze,” which was only named that arrangement because the distributors wanted to shuffle the coattails of the previous successes of “Django.” However, IYLS has NOTHING to do with Django. At all.
Yet I liked this movie. I’ve actually watched this more than the “Django” DVD I also have. There’s something about the structure of the movie’s sad nature that intrigues me. The one scene I suggest you witness is when the bandits first enter the town. I am aloof floored by it, especially with the music that accompanies the scene. It can be quite frightening to many people, so be forewarned. If you are easily terrified, I suggest you read the small spoiler in the following graph. If you have a tough side but don’t like spoilers, it’s your option to read or not to, but I suggest you skip the limited spoiler.
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*****VERY Cramped SPOILER***** Skip graph, it’s a spoiler nonetheless…. The scene starts when the group enters the bizarre town after a rough fade through a desert. A naked child stands with his encourage to the camera, obviously urinating. A cramped girl pulls the hair of a boy, and in the English version is heard saying, “Give up. Give up.” Play it with the Italian track to peep that she is actually spitting in the boy’s face 3 times. Also, a relative pins a young girl to the porch using his boots as she pleads for him to let her go. That whole scene, up to the point where the group reaches the tavern blew me away. It didn’t wait on either when townspeople discovered gold in an injured man’s body and archaic their bare hands to dig them out. ***End of spoilers***
The English dubbing made for the movie pulled it down. Try using the Italian track with English subtitles, it sounds more realistic. Milian’s contain affirm should have been traditional, but for whatever reason, a more English- sounding negate was ragged. The two Indians… “With gold- made bullets….” And that singer at the saloon…. blech… I argued over a two- star rating, but there are plenty of macaroni flicks that deserve that. This is 2-1/2 stars, plus 5 stars for the transfer from the print and the care that is keen in making a Blue Underground DVD.
I would win the 4- boxed state, and might choose this movie again if I needed. Why? Because I admire the spaghetti western genre and it’s slim pickings in the category. I only have about 12 titles or so, and after these, it gets hard to secure any more decent ones out there of all the (possibly? ) hundreds that were made from the ’60s through the behind ’70s. I would net it again. But for the regular movie buff, you might utilize your money of “Rush Man Accelerate” “The Stout Silence” or “Companeros” instead. But prefer the Sergio Leone macaroni first, for they are the benchmarks of the European Westerns.
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Technical info: Color in mono sound at 2.35:1 aspect ratio only; 117 minutes; English and Italian languages (mono) ; English subtitles only; extras include interviews with director Guilio Questi, Milian, and Ray Lovelock; unusual theatrical tralier; gallery of production stills and movie posters; a two- page insert with detail on the movie and chapter selections; PLUS…three HIDDEN videos! Maybe they’re called “Easter eggs,” which is fun to come by. I hadn’t noticed them until fair now. They are located when you scurry the mouse over the clenched hand (it turns pale) and also there are two pale gun icons that appear on the “Languages” and “Extras” pages which tell hidden interviews. For those who spend the DVD player, follow these instructions: On the Main Title page, go to Chapters and push the arrow key true to illuminate the hand. Press enter. On the Extras page, go to the Main Menu and go LEFT to swear the gun, and hit enter. On the languages page, go to Resume and go UP to inform the gun, then hit enter. Frosty!
This review refers to “Django Waste…If You Live Shoot”(DVD edition by Blue Underground) ….
This is a Spaghetti Western like no other. It’s not your usual tag where you will win some silly relief among all the action. This one is pure in your face gross violence and perverse characters. It is however, a well made film that will withhold you enthusiastic throughout this anecdote of cross vs. spoiled. No suited guys here…aside from a couple of well meaning Indians and a woman declared insane by her husband, everyone is poor to the bone. Sound like your kind of movie? …Here’s the memoir…
A gold thief(Tomas Milian), left for dull by his partners and found by two Indians who nuture him serve to life,is out for revenge. Upon his arrival in the town called very appropiatley “The Dejected Space”, he finds the gang has already been here, only to meet with a infamous fate, as the towns people here it seems, are even more inferior than the gold thieves themselves.As one of the thieves puts it..”Even God would not end here.” Two of the town’s notable men, have retrieved the stolen gold and will cessation at nothing,even sacrificing members of their acquire families to a gang of improper thugs, to support all the loot for themselves. Milian, who may be classifed as an anti-hero of sorts, tries to cessation these savages, putting himself in anguish as well.It’s every man for himself in this shadowy and graphic sight at greed.
The ending is a shocker. It was at times almost like watching some dilapidated anxiety film and I was expecting Vincent Notice to appear at any time.
I was amazed at how marvelous this transfer to DVD by Blue Underground was. It’s the modern uncut version, in extraordinary widescreen and had a nice definite recount with suitable color. The film may be viewed in the new Italian soundtrack(go to languages, or it will automatically default to English),with or without English subtitles. The sound is in DD Mono, but sounds glorious profitable. There are a few scenes in English(e.g. a barmaid is singing), that are very poorly dubbed, but won’t divert from this shocker of a tale. Extras include interviews with the director and stars, and a Serene Gallery.
If you’re looking for something along the lines of say… Peckinpah meets Poe…I would recommend “Django Destroy”…
Get the popcorn ready and bask in…Laurie
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