El western desmitificador

[Ted Kaczynski]

Más light en formas, pero yo también veo la temática del western revisada en Cheyenne Autumn.

[Ted Kaczynski]

The Legend of Nigger Charley (1972)

[chuschao]

Más light en formas, pero yo también veo la temática del western revisada en Cheyenne Autumn.

Es verdad, no hay felpudos. Solo cine. Y del grande.

[Ted Kaczynski]

Más light en formas, pero yo también veo la temática del western revisada en Cheyenne Autumn.

Es verdad, no hay felpudos. Solo cine. Y del grande.

Felpudos?

Cheyenne Autumn fue un viraje de Ford. In this film, the Indians are clearly the heroes.

http://emanuellevy.com/review/cheyenne-autumn-7/

[chuschao]

Felpudo = vello púbico. Spanish slang.

[Antifa]

The Legend of Nigger Charley (1972)

En YouTube dividida en 10 partes. Tarantino tomó mucho de ella para Django Unchained.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legen ... er_Charley

"The Inspiration of Django Unchained

The 2012 Quentin Tarantino film Django Unchained is based on The Legend of Nigger Charley, The Soul of Nigger Charley, and Boss Nigger. As such, Django has been criticized for being considered to be reflecting of the Blaxploitation genre. Django directly alludes to the films repeatedly but also has the same framework: a black protagonist defying the cruelties of a white supremacist society in the times of the slavery.

Unfortunately, Tarantino claimed Django Unchained was novelty. Most critics argue that his reliance on Blaxploitation films is obvious. For example, the premise of the first half of the film borrows from the plot development of The Legend of the Nigger Charley. Both films start with the protagonists becoming freemen. Then, through a journey in the West, they both encounter racism and defeat multiple characters as a black gunslinger. The scene where King Shultz and Django encounter the first victim, who is the sheriff, is gently borrowed from The Legend of Nigger Charley and Boss Nigger. All three films have similar entries into small western towns. Similarly, the saloon scenes of Nigger Charley and Django are almost identical. In Django, Shultz and Django are discriminatorily refused service. Shultz serves the alcohol himself after the barkeeper runs in fear. Comparatively, Charley frightens the white people out of the saloon and one of his friends serves the drinks. The film also steals elements of the Nigger Charley sequels including the idea of a black bounty hunter who liberates the love interest. Boss Nigger follows the same plot. Similarly, in Boss Nigger, in one scene, there is a scene in which there is a dead white man draped on the back of the horse. In Django, there is a similar scene when Django delivers a bounty."

A mí me encantaría poder verla.

[Principe di Salina]

En Pirate Bay, la trilogía. Parece interesante, el tema lo es. Habrá que ver si no cae en demasiadas concesiones a la galería.

Un saludo

[Ted Kaczynski]

Felpudo = vello púbico. Spanish slang.

OK, I get it.

[Don Chungón]

Another

Cry for Me, Billy (William A. Graham) / USA

Del género ploitation más que western revisionista. I didn't like.

[Ted Kaczynski]

No ploitation, solamente un poco de erotismo natural. Y la violencia es realista. No podemos hablar de gran cine, solo de ideas mal ejecutadas, pero sin morbo de la escuela Jacopetti.