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Old 04-26-13, 02:59 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Bilge_Rat View Post
semi-related, but "Django Unchained", Tarantino's "Spaghetti Western" is heavily influenced by the masters, including using the same Morricone music....



used in "Two Mules for sister Sara", among others...

Yes!

I liked Django. Great film, Cristoph Waltz is phenominal.

I heard him (Tarantino) on a radio show and he cited this movie (Good bad and the ugly) as a major influence on his vision.

Quentin used the same fast closeups as the old spaghetti westerns too. Pulp Fiction has alot of the same camera shots as well, though not as obvious as Django.
I am glad you brought that up. It is amazing how a cheap throwaway movie (as it was at the time) became a massive influence to later generations.

No one said Clint Eastwood yet...He was great in this film.
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