Per Un Pugno Di Dollari (A Fistful of Dollars)

[Rat-Man]

Per Un Pugno Di Dollari Blu-ray



Per Un Pugno Di Dollari Blu-ray Coll Ed



someone ask to me photos of this Blu ray and I provide

Video:
2,35:1 Anamorfico 1080p


audio:
2.0 Mono Dolby Digital: Italiano Inglese
5.1 PCM: Italiano


Subtitles:
Inglese Italiano per non udenti


Packing: Custom case

Number of Discs 1



Extra:
Trailer
Il restauro
Testimonianze di Tonino Valeri, Franco Giraldi, Ennio Morricone
Interventi di Montaldo, Caiano, Baldi, Koch e tanti altri
(Frat)tagli(e) doppi
Le location e i set
Riproduzione di fotobuste e manifesti in formato cartolina
Volume brossurato di 48 pagine ricco di immagini, documenti e testimonianze
Riproduzione del soggetto originale del film firmato da Sergio Leone

































a wonderful restored video

[P@t_Mtl]

Nice one, that is quite the collector item.

I would not mind having the Man With No Names movie on BD, if done the right way.

[matt2009]

very cool

[Blu Titan]

Super nice...is it region free?

[Rat-Man]

Originally Posted by P@t_Mtl

Nice one, that is quite the collector item.

I would not mind having the Man With No Names movie on BD, if done the right way.

heheh I love Leone and Clint
here in Italy in blu ray we have these "spaghetti western ":
For a fistful dollars (per un pugno di dollari)
For a fews dollar more (per qualche dollaro in più)
My Name is nobody (il mio nome è nessuno)

but only the first one have english track.


I'm waiting for The good the bad... and once upon time the west

[Rat-Man]

Originally Posted by Blu Titan

Super nice...is it region free?

yes

ahh the box is more like a dvd than a blu ray ..is a limited edition..now is hard to find this version...specially at good price
Here have re-released it but in amaray(normal case) ..

[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by Rat-Man

heheh I love Leone and Clint
here in Italy in blu ray we have these "spaghetti western ":
For a fistful dollars (per un pugno di dollari)
For a fews dollar more (per qualche dollaro in più)
My Name is nobody (il mio nome è nessuno)

but only the first one have english track.


I'm waiting for The good the bad... and once upon time the west

I love all the westerns done by Sergio Leone, great movies

[victors]

nice

[Red Hood]

I ordered this early Jan and got screwed. The plastic wrap said blu-ray, the slipcover said blu-ray and then I opened up the set and there were two dvds. :\

[SquidPuppet]

Originally Posted by Pyre

I ordered this early Jan and got screwed. The plastic wrap said blu-ray, the slipcover said blu-ray and then I opened up the set and there were two dvds. :\

Ouch.

[Red Hood]

Originally Posted by SquidPuppet

Ouch.

Seriously. I assume it as the manufactures error and the not people I bought it from since it looked like it had never been opened. Everything looked brand new with blu stickers and a blu slipcover. I ordered mine from dvd.it. I guess be careful

[Rat-Man]

Originally Posted by Pyre

Seriously. I assume it as the manufactures error and the not people I bought it from since it looked like it had never been opened. Everything looked brand new with blu stickers and a blu slipcover. I ordered mine from dvd.it. I guess be careful

no is that the dvd and blu ray collecotr's edition look identical
both have the same package ..same colors outside.

I'm scare (for you) that the second you order (with blu stripe) is the amaray (keep case) edition

can you link me the item you bought?

[Red Hood]

Originally Posted by Rat-Man

no is that the dvd and blu ray collecotr's edition look identical
both have the same package ..same colors outside.

I'm scare (for you) that the second you order (with blu stripe) is the amaray (keep case) edition

can you link me the item you bought?

I know they are identical but my copy had blu logos on the plastic and the slipcover

http://blu-ray.dvd.it/western/per-un...io/id-1739926/

[Rat-Man]

Originally Posted by Pyre

I know they are identical but my copy had blu logos on the plastic and the slipcover

http://blu-ray.dvd.it/western/per-un...io/id-1739926/

ah okey sorry, I misunderstood

[Red Hood]

Originally Posted by Rat-Man

ah okey sorry, I misunderstood

At least I got the cool packaging lol

[victors]

I don't think I will order it.. I don't like much western.. and 2.0

[DCJuggler]

Some screenshots for those wondering what the transfer is like.

http://personales.ya.com/pelanes/HDB..._DOLLARI_1.png

http://personales.ya.com/pelanes/HDB..._DOLLARI_2.png

http://personales.ya.com/pelanes/HDB..._DOLLARI_3.png

http://personales.ya.com/pelanes/HDB..._DOLLARI_4.png

[lolototo]

I just bought the first one from Milano yesterday. Realy love it. Thanks Rat-Man for the post.

[pro-bassoonist]

Sergio Leone's Per Un Pugno Di Dollari a.k.a A Fistful of Dollars (1964) has received a preliminary release date: April 27.

Eyeforfilm:

:
A Fistful Of Dollars may not have been the first Italian Western but it was the one that broke the all-American hero mode, revitalising the genre and ushering in a new type of cowboy. And Sergio Leone's doesn't play by the rules.

Joe (Clint Eastwood) is a man with a name in this first installment of the "man with no name" trilogy, which culminated in the superb The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, some years later. While not as polished, this first installment sees Leone try out techniques that would come to be his trademarks in future movies - down and dirty characters who are morally ambiguous, meaty facial close ups and careful post-production overlaying of sound, dialogue and score.

The plot is simple - and borrowed almost wholesale from Kurosawa's Yojimbo. Joe rides into a deadbeat Mexican town on his mule. We don't know where he has come from, or where he is going, but it is clear that he aims to stick around and make a killing, in more than one sense of the word.

The town has been torn in two by the Rojos, a Mafia-like Mexican clan, who are the baddest of the bad, and the Baxters, who are pretty formidable themselves. Joe sets out to make a quick buck by playing one off against the other while becoming sidetracked by a "save the maiden in distress" quest.

The focus here is firmly on the action. Joe is a man of few words - apparently Clint fought to have even more lines cut from the script. There is a set piece every 15 minutes or so, to keep the Italians happy and little time for character development.

This is not necessarily a bad thing. The film simply oozes style and the marriage of Morricone's seminal score and Leone's unique viewpoint works perfectly to ensure that tension runs throughout.

Surprisingly brutal, the film takes no prisoners when there's pain to be dished out. A child is booted across a street, a man has a lit cigarette forced into his mouth and Joe has his hand ground under the heel of a boot in a beating-up scene worthy of Rambo, or Die Hard's John McClane.

Not everything works for a modern day audience. The low budget meant that many of the night scenes were shot in the day, using filters, and since the plot twist was parodied in Back To The Future III there's a chance that it may have been "spoilt" already. The lack of characterisation also takes its toll, but these are small gripes. A Fistful Of Dollars still remains a clever film, shot with sophistication, which, quite rightly, propelled Eastwood to international stardom.

Plus, you'll be whistling the tune for hours, if not days. Or are you whistling it now, like me?

Pro-B

[AnimeOnBlu]

Any difference between this release and the nice special package from RHV released in 2008?

That is still one of the best Blu-rays I own. And the packaging and extras are top notch.