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[Inspector Tanzi]

Starring Giuliano Gemma, Fernando Sancho, Roberto Camardiel and Nello Pazzafini.

Directed by Michele Lupo.

I really like this film, not seen it since the Wild East "Man from Nowhere" dvd came out, they have re-released it under it's original title (along with the Sergio Martino/Anthony Steffen sequel) with a much better print than the previous edition, looks fantastic but does show it's limitations here and there where reel changes take place.

Still really enjoyed it revisiting it and I forgot what a great score Francesco De Masi supplied for the film.

Also look out for Tom Felleghy in a small role (well, his roles are normally small but it's always nice to see him make an appearance  )

Old Wild East Release:



New Wild East Release:

[mamolon]

muchas gracias se puede descargar arizona colt
 
 

[Canisius]

Very good Spaghetti...Fernando Sancho is boss in this one!

[Vito Cipriani]

On Movie-Censorship.com, there's a pretty thorough discussion of the differences between the various releases of this movie, including some brief sequences that seem to be made up of alternate takes. The page doesn't include the new Wild East release though, which I believe restores some of the footage cut from the older Wild East release - but whether it's more or less complete than the other releases, I don't know.

http://movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=5848238

I'm a fan of this movie too; I really like the score by De Masi. This new release is quite a big improvement on the older MAN FROM NOWHERE disc.

[Garbage Can]

I'm watching it right now as "Man From Nowhere", probably from the same print described above. It's off Mill Creek's 44 Spaghetti Western set that I must have mentioned before a couple of times. It's probably the best 15 dollars I have spent in a long time, though. Good in-joke with "my name is Gordo, not 'Gordon'! Stupid gringos...always want to change the name on everything!!!"
It is hilarious how the first scene displays the about-to-be-broken-into "PRISION". As a cultured American, I give the thumbs-up approval to any non-American who, at least, takes an educated crack at one of civilization's most confusing languages. However, this screw-up is just stupid!

[djvaso]

Japan, August 2, 2013

[Inspector Tanzi]

I hope this fairs better than the other Japanese Blu's of spaghetti's out there.

[djvaso]

I hope this fairs better than the other Japanese Blu's of spaghetti's out there.

This is from Happinet not from TC Entertainment.

[Collins]

Great film that deserves a more mainstream release on BD .

[Inspector Tanzi]

This is from Happinet not from TC Entertainment.

I still hope it fairs better than the other releases regardless of who's putting it out.