The second installment of Sergio Leone and Clint Eastwood's "Red Dead" trilogy, and Lee Van Cleef's blockbuster masterpiece.
In the original style of the last episode, the director strengthened the description of human nature and the sparks that collided between the characters, making this film a higher level and becoming a classic of spaghetti westerns.
The story itself is like the western version of Yang Zirong and the mountain eagle. Eastwood, who broke into the gang, made it clear that he was here to get the bounty, but the gangster had no doubts. Eastwood and Cliff look at each other through the binoculars in the window and the exchange of hats for a while has become a classic scene in shootout films.
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