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**jacknates** · 08-03-2007, 08:59 PM

Ok I've got a few issues! Who says B-movie Westerns are cheesy clumsy and downright awful? It's a god damn classic movie genre! And the ending from the Good, the Bad and the Ugly which you blatantly ripped off is a seminal moment from a film judged to be amongst the best 100 films ever made! number 4 on IMDBs top 250. Two lists you'll also find Once Upon a Time in the West on as well! Like I said a classic genre from the legendary films of Sergio Leone to the surrealist mystical oddities like Django Kill and El Topo.

They aren't B-movies

And are two of my favourite films.

Have you ever seen the TV series Bonanza? That was our main source material. It's so bad it's funny.

The only thing that is similar to The Good, The Bad and the Ugly is the music (well, it's the same). Besides, how can a parody be a rip-off?

08-03-2007, 08:59 PM	#7
jacknates Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 406 Senior Member	Ok I've got a few issues! Who says B-movie Westerns are cheesy clumsy and downright awful? It's a god damn classic movie genre! And the ending from the Good, the Bad and the Ugly which you blatantly ripped off is a seminal moment from a film judged to be amongst the best 100 films ever made! number 4 on IMDBs top 250. Two lists you'll also find Once Upon a Time in the West on as well! Like I said a classic genre from the legendary films of Sergio Leone to the surrealist mystical oddities like Django Kill and El Topo. They aren't B-movies And are two of my favourite films. Have you ever seen the TV series Bonanza? That was our main source material. It's so bad it's funny. The only thing that is similar to The Good, The Bad and the Ugly is the music (well, it's the same). Besides, how can a parody be a rip-off?
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