For A Few Dollars More  (1965)

The second instalment is in many ways superior to the first, with Leone clearly gaining in confidence between the two films. As a result, part two of the trilogy has a simpler narrative, and is longer, allowing Leone more space to develop what became his trademarks of long scenes with swirling music and camerawork, at times balletic and operatic.

Clint is once again tremendous in a role more about physical presence than dialogue, and is joined by a worthwhile companion in Lee Van Cleef, who of course reappears in the final episode too.

Once again, Leone has abandoned the traditional Western's moral simplicities and given us something that, while clearly aware of good and evil, often blurs the boundaries between the two, and gives us an overall sense of human misery and degradation.

The Western was never the same after this - thank God.

Must be one of his best , a natural cowboy , can't say iv'e seen many of his films
i haven't enjoyed .

ONE OF THE GREAT TRILOGY OF SPAGHETTI WESTERNSAND A TRUE MASTERPIECE FROM LEONE.IF YOU LIKE CLINT EASTWOOD THEN THIS IS HIM AT HIS BEST.

Bang bang, bang bang, and more bang bang! Watched it many times before and watching it on DVD was a great experience.

The cast, the story line and action is great. 7/7 Cheers!

a very atmospheric film by the wonderful sergio leone. a little slow at times, but the tension builds up well.

Just love it - good v evil in the wild west. Done well in every department.

CLASSIC eastwood Western, I forgot just how good they are, going to rent them all

A Classic Western in every respect , right from the opening theme music to the tri party shoot out this film grips and keeps you glued to the very edge of your seat WESTERN`S DONT COME ANY BETTER THAN THIS.

Being a Clint Eastwood fan i like nearly everything he's done, this western is not as good as The Good The Bad & The Ugly & The Magnificent Seven, but still rentable.

Its all good...Its Clint...with a gun...in Western times...its all good!

This is the second installment of the Sergio Leone trilogy. He took a gamble using Clint Eastwood as the main character after he starred in Rawhide. The gamble paid off, and the trilogy has made it to cult status. Everything about the films oozes quality - the gun fight scenes are great and the music score goes perfectly. Even with today's attention to detail in terms of the music soundtrack this still competes. I think it's a shame that Leone didn't make more films, but then again this adds to the enjoyment of those that he did make. Clint Eastwood was made for westerns. Even though he has played some other great characters (Dirty Harry) I think he will be remembered for the westerns.

A must for any western fan. Two bounty hunters cross paths in this bullet-ridden movie. Some really 'cool' dialogues from that master of cool, Clint Eastwood, and some fairly decent intrigue, should keep you on the ringside.

Great cast, great story, old but still a great watch. Quality viewing and well worth renting.

As with most sequels 'for a few dollars more' was not as good as its predecessor 'a fistful of dollars' some of the scened were quite repetitive, however i would recommend this film to any cline eastwood fans or western fans

With a similar feel to its predecessor A Fistful of Dollars, even with a sequel-style name, For A Few Dollars More sees Clint Eastwood return for his second spaghetti western under the direction again of Sergio Leone. Clint reprises what was to become a familiar role as the cold, calculating and very efficient killer. This time he reluctantly partners fellow bounty hunter Lee van Cleef, a more experienced veteran who knows how to survive in their pitiless world, in their joint pursuit of a gang of Mexican bandits whose ruthless leader has just escaped from jail. But this mission has a personal edge to it for van Cleef, who if anything upstages Clint. This film in turn led to the epic The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

you don't get many westerns these day. there old but worth watching again

if you like spaghetti westerns you will enjoy this

Classic spaghetti western spoilt by the lousy disc. The disc I recieved wasn't the recent remastered, anamorphic print.

Classic Eastwood, classic spaghetti western. Clint is great with typically few lines, great shoot out scenes, greasy bad guys, and fantastic music. It's a winning combination

what can i say about this film, clint at his best, great story some awesome old fashion shoot outs, gets the thumbs up from me. if you like westerns then this should be right up your street

typical clint eastwood much gun slinger action

the second instalment of the spagetti trilogy is superb and huge improvement on fistfull of dollars, this is probably due to a larger budget and it clearly shows, great plot plenty of rousing music and close up of the villains eyes etc etc. A must see for any Clint Eastwood fan and sets the tone for the grand finale The good the bad and the ugly (cant wait).

Really good inside into the making of the film. Even showed the locations where the shoot took place as of today.

gritty western drama, with eastwood doing the spaghetti western well. A must see for clint Eastwood fans.

This review is not about the main film, which is great and deserves its 4 1/2-star rating, in my opinion. The follow-up disc, containing the 'featurettes' etc., is, however very poor. The items are short and superficial and together they do not merit a separate mailing.

A good spaghetti western

Great movie just like the other two of the trilogy/ Love the end bit when clint is counting up his Bounty payment.

Loved this movie, but then i am a sucker for clint in a western...

If the first of this trilogy - A Fistful of Dollars - left you feeling a very little bit disappointed, perhaps because it's hard to enter into the spirit of drama with mis-synced speech and glaring tomato ketchup blood, then the second part of this trilogy will make you feel much more satisfied. Clint Eastwood teams up perfectly with Lee Van Cleef (Colonel Mortimer) and the action is captivating. Clint's lines are cool and classic, delivered in that way that only he can, and the pot-smoking villain Indio is an interesting psychological case, who provides sustained determined opposition to Eastwood and Van Cleef's money-making schemes. Overall, a great film that gets you in the mood for The Good The Bad and The Ugly, the third in Sergio Leone's sixties spaghetti western trilogy.

Better than the first of the Dollars trilogy and surprisingly is equally exciting, building on the character and his reactions to new situations.

Sorry for my bad title but I like the dry humour and unmerciful blood letting in these type of movies because they are pure entertainment and considering the movie was made over 40 years ago it shows that no matter how long it has been the entertainment business hasn't got any further than what you see on the screen in this movie. Part of the Trilogy Eastwood made with Leone, it carries the story and scenes well even after all these years. If you want violence with a smile or a smirk, then look no further. You could do worse by going to the cinema and watching that Oscar winner that will disappoint you. Remember its all tongue in cheek.

A classic Sergio Leone 'spaghetti western' with Clint Eastwood & Lee Van Cleef as 'Bounty Killers'. The setting, cinematography & music (the magnificent Ennio Morricone) are excellent. I still don't think anyone has come close to doing gunfights as good as Leone. Some of the acting from the Italian/Spanish actors is a bit dodgy, made worse by the dubbed accents. However, Eastwood & Van Cleef make up for it with great chemistry. Not as good as the epic The Good, The Bad & The Ugly but still a decent western.

A timeless Leone classic.

Leone is my second favourite director and it is because of films like this. Brilliant westerns, great acting performances and perfect use of music to set a scene. In my opinion Leone was the worlds best with his use of music and the close-up.

Another tale starring the man with no name (Clint Eastwood). In this film he is a bounty hunter on the chase of a gang of low life thugs but he has competition from another equally brilliant bounty hunter Col. Mortimer (Van Cleef).

The film is full of twists, turns and suspense. Leone certainly knew how to tell a story.

A Brilliant Western - 8/10

Sergio Leone's sequel to the fist full of dollars sees Eastwood return as "the man with no name" but this time Lee Van Cleef has entered as a dark bounty hunter with a score to settle.

The two as individuals and together blast countless bad guys as they hunt down the ruthless Indio and his gang. This movie as the first (A Fist Full Of Dollars) has great western action, amusing dubbing and some good humour but unlike the first the story line is stronger.

This is the first Sergio Leone film I have seen and I was not disappointed. A brilliant combination of drama, suspense and comedy, which I did not expect to see in a film of this genre.

No where near as impressive as the good the bad and the ugly but it is a good old western- there is plenty to admire in sergio leonne and I am sure that is why Eastwood is such a great director himself. There is always an air of tension - the good guys no longer where white and the bad guys black so everyone is on the same level playing field so to speak but you always know that the man with no name is going to kill all of them none the less. Just great western entertainment if you are a fan of that genre

Clint Eastwood is the master at Westerns, and this film is his finest ever. Not to be missed!

I havn't seen this for years but it was better than I remember. A classic 'they don't make like they used to'. A classic western with more double crossing twists and turns than Tony Blair and his New Labour.

Great. Clint, Lee Van Cleef, Gian Maria Volante, Sergio Leone - just a fantastic remake of Yojimbo. The relationship between the young upstart Eastwood and the older, amused but tired and set-on-revenge Van Cleef is excellently played.

If you haven't seen this before and like Leone's style of brooding, slightly tongue-in-cheek westerns then watch it now. In fact watch it anyway!

Well I'll be a monkey's unkle, if this isn't the best thing since home alone 4

Didn't enjoy this film. Was slightly disappointed after the original was quite impressive.

This is the 2nd film in the trilogy of Sergio Leone's Dollars films. This one is loaded with action and adventure and it blends revenge and greed very well to create a great and stylish western. Eastwood is yet again great in his role as bounty hunter and delivers a action storm. This film is loaded with gun set pieces and general good shoot-outs between good and bad foe's. Overall a nice piece of work, directed brilliantly and action professionally this is a masterpiece of talent that needs to be watched if you haven?t already. 4 out of 5 Stars