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Sabata (1969)
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Spaghetti Western fans used to the likes of Django and The Good, The Bad and the Ugly might be taken by surprise when watching Sabata. True, the film does star spaghetti Western star Lee Van Cleef as the tight-lipped hero of the title, but it has a very different feel from the genre's traditional, Sergio Leone-derived style. Director/co-writer Gianfranco Parolini (alias Frank Kramer) takes things in a direction that seems to fall halfway between The Wild Wild West TV series and a James Bond movie; the film is packed with colorful characters, exotic weapons, and the action scenes that mix wild stunts with pyrotechnics. Parolini appropriately gives the film a light touch, playing up the colorful and humorous aspects while delivering the action. The end result is a little too long for this sort of light material, causing it to drag a bit in the middle, but it is too good-natured and entertaining to dislike. In short, Sabata is likely to make fun viewing for Euro-cult fans and anyone interested in an offbeat Western. ~ Donald Guarisco, Rovi

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Starring:
Lee Van CleefWilliam Berger, (more)
Director(s):
Frank Kramer
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG
Format(s):
DVD
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    Scott O.

    Far from Lee Van Cleefs best, Sabata is a quirky spaghetti western that finds itself somewhere between 'so cheesy I can't watch it' and 'so cheesy I'm enjoying myself'. Some cool gun fighting and solid signature spaghetti western scenes try to make up for an overall underwhelming film. I'd recommend for Lee Van Cleef or Spaghetti western fans only.

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