Luca Stricagnoli – For A Few Dollars More
An evening pause: A magnificent cover of this classic Ennio Morricone film score. If you want to hear a compliation of all of Morricone’s western scores, go here.
For me however Morricone’s score for Cinema Paradiso remains my favorite.
Hat tip Mike Nelson.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9EZGHcu3E8
Agree, Bob. Morricone’s lilting theme, played under the montage at the movie’s finale, never fails to bring tears. Of his 500+ scores, I’m also quite fond of his compositions for “The Untouchables” and “Fat Man and Little Boy” (a far-superior film to the wretched “Oppenheimer”).
Yeah, while I appreciate the technique I cannot condone the pointing the pistol at his own face part.
sippin_bourbon: Alec Baldwin said to relax that its just a prop gun . . .
Gotta agree with Mr. Bourbon…can’t get past the fact that this talented idiot is consistently pointing a firearm at himself with his finger on the trigger. Don’t care if it’s a prop, don’t care that it (appears to be) a single-action with the hammer already down, don’t care if he claims it’s unloaded, just plain don’t care.
He’s a moron.
Mr. Bourbon reflects my thoughts also. Lots of years of firearm safety training makes me uncomfortable watching this.