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12th July 2013, 10:31 AM
#11
what about the old samurai warrior with the baby in a pram? I suppose you would call those rice or sushi films. I think there were four or five and all excellent.
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13th July 2013, 02:55 AM
#12
Originally Posted by
Robin Ellis
.....................As an aside we were on the Acavus watching another Spaghetti Western when, as some cowboy was kissing a woman, about 10 seconds of hard porn appeared on screen, and then it switched back to the film.
After a shocked silence it was rewound again and again....
We all spent the rest of the film hoping there would be more 'additions', but no.
Did that happen to anyone else?
Hi Robin,
Having, once again, read through your original post on this thread, my attention was drawn to your query at the end of the final paragraph (see above). If, as seems more logical, you refer to having witnessed the welcome insertion (forgive the pun) of hardcore 'porn' midway through a 'spaghetti western' then, regretably, the answer is NO. However, if your inquiry regarding '10 seconds of hardcore pornography' was of a more personal nature then I can tell you (with unabashed pride) that I have first-hand experience of what you speak. Furthermore, on one memorable occasion I think I even lasted longer than ten seconds...how about that then !!!
.......................Roger
P.S. Sorry, I can't be more helpful with the other 'rapid fire' organ you mention, but the info offered by K at T might be worth pursuing.
Last edited by Roger Dyer; 13th July 2013 at 02:58 AM.
Reason: added text
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13th July 2013, 05:02 AM
#13
Yes Roger I do recall 'Blazing Saddles' one of the most played scenes of any movie. But as movies go this one should have just gone. Even the John Wayne worst were better than this. But we do know of course that John Wayne won the war, all by himself.
Happy daze John in Oz.
Life is too short to blend in.
John Strange R737787
World Traveller
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13th July 2013, 12:24 PM
#14
Bob Hollis
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13th July 2013, 02:14 PM
#15
The wild, wild west:
Originally Posted by
Bob Hollis
Was it Blood at Sundown?
"Blood at Sundown" is popular with the Spaghetti Western crowd today as it was the film that gave birth to the name Sartana. Yes the name would be later reused in the popular Sartana pentology but this is so much more than only a film that gave us a popular name. It is an atmospheric, brooding western about brotherly rivalry that deserves to be seen by fans of the genre.
Blood at Sundown Review LINK: Blood at Sundown Review (1967)
A later Sartana film has an organ / machine gun - but thus far nothing coming close to including a priest and the organ being covered on a wagon ?
Very much a comic book character, the SARTANA's (like the first and third SABATA) appear influenced by the inspired anachronistic extremes of the exemplar American TV show, THE WILD, WILD WEST. Rarely is that as apparent than this films conclusion where Sartana unveils his trick organ which hides cannons and machine guns akin to the trick organ in the WWW season three episode, 'The Night of the Death-Maker'
Sartana unveils his trick organ which hides cannons and machine guns akin to the trick organ in the WWW season three episode, 'The Night of the Death-Maker'.
LINK: Cool Ass Cinema: 02/14/13
A monk and a gattling gun are mentioned in THE WILD, WILD WEST --"The Night of the Death-Maker" ?
LINK: Eye of Polyphemus: Wild Wild West--"The Night of the Death-Maker"
So many westerns !
K.
Last edited by Keith at Tregenna; 13th July 2013 at 02:15 PM.
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16th July 2013, 03:21 PM
#16
Oh Madeline Kahn she had me in such fits of laughter with her rolls, 'High Anxiety' brilliant. What a shame she was in a car accident, I believe car hit her crossing the road & she was never the same after that, what a tragic loss to comedy. Mell Brooks we met him with his beautiful wife (Ann Bancroft of Mrs Robinson fame) some years ago in a bar at the top of the Peninsula Hotel in NY after midnight. He had the whole place in stitches, especially his rendition of 'Spring Time In Germany' from I think 'The Producers.' Just too much, it went on for maybe two hours the hotel opened the bar in the latter part of all this how good was that! A truly genuine delight as well as totally unassuming guy.
Now Slim Pickens what a great western actor. Also of course all should recall his superb scene riding the atom bomb down in Dr Strangelove?
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11th August 2013, 01:51 PM
#17
Well done Keith!
What a fortnight! First the PC motherboard died and then, a few days later, our wifi modem died. With a PC shop 3 hours drive away it a few days to get fixed.
Then I logged in and seee that Keith has found that western I remembered "LIGHT THE FUSE... SARTANA IS COMING (1971)".
Great, Keith, thanks very much, am currently downloading it from Youtube.
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11th August 2013, 01:55 PM
#18
The water margin?
Alf,
"what about the old samurai warrior with the baby in a pram? I suppose you would call those rice or sushi films. I think there were four or five and all excellent. "
Wasn't that called "The WaterMargin" or similar.
It was on UK TV decades ago and was excellent.
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11th August 2013, 02:15 PM
#19
Tanchor memory issues?
My memory of the original viewing is way out - I thought the organ was on a cart, and at the beginning of the film.
But it looks like it was set up in the street (on a cart) and towards the end. But Keith's Sartana film is certainly the one I saw.
Must have been the consumption of too many Tigers or Anchors (or the mixture of the two - Tanchor) over the subsequent years that rotted the grey matter.
But I certainly remember the engineer's alarm that disrupted the film. Port boiler Copes feedwater control went haywire and would not respond in auto and very erratic in "Hand" control. 4th Eng hit the alarm and fault was traced to the control panel instrument air filter being full of water.
5th Engs (and me, the Cadet) all bollo**ed for not emptying the control air system filters when on patrol.
My first, of many, bollo**ings.
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11th August 2013, 03:23 PM
#20
hi robin i'm not sure of the titles but there were at least three films of the old samurai and the young boy in the pram. the last one was the young boy turning the pram on its side and working the machine guns from the handles. there are a couple of very memorial films I like. "Duck you sucker" Charles Coburn and "Murphy's War" with Peter O'Toole. also "Shout at the Devil" Lee Marvin and Michael Caine
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