Well, it's Easter. And I've got a four day weekend thanks to an undead carpenter and an egg-laying mammal. Since it involves time away from work, I'm fine with that.
Anyway, I figured I'd take the opportunity to look at Sergio Leone's Man with No Name Trilogy - the Spaghetti Westerns which made a star out of Clint Eastwood. Time to contrast the idealistic look of Hollywood's old west with Italy's cynical look, depicting the west as a violent and immoral place. Granted, they're both equally romanticised depictions, but anyway.
I'll see you soon to start the first review.
Hello, whoever stumbles across this place. My name is Andrew Roberts. I write pulp, and I have a blog. Sorry, not much on here, hence the name.
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