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Supermallet 08-02-10 06:47 PM

Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
OK, I thought I was done, but I'm not! :lol:

The two most celebrated revisionist western directors. Discuss.

rexinnih 08-02-10 06:52 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
And here I am listening to the Good, the bad and the Ugly soundtrack when I came across this thread. Leone all the way on this one. Sorry Sam.

Sessa17 08-02-10 06:54 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
Tarantino, Leone stole his music from him.

FRwL 08-02-10 07:01 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
Easiest poll ever, Leone fav director all time.

Solid Snake 08-02-10 07:03 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
Leone....solely for Once Upon A Time In The West. That film is one of the best films ever..and possibly the best western as well. Of course there's his Dollars trilogy and Once Upon A Time in America (when the fuck is his daughter going to talk about the longer cut they were releasing, the one Leone liked the most. The Collosus of Rhodes...I've yet to see.


Peckinpah...while still being great...kinda got iffy there at the end of his life.

Supermallet 08-02-10 07:04 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
This is actually a really difficult one for me. Leone's movies are more entertaining, but Peckinpah's are more contemplative and ultimately have more to say. I think I could flip flop on these two for the rest of my life and not pick one or the other.

J. Farley 08-02-10 07:15 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
Leone on the strength of Duck, You Sucker alone. Amazing film, not to mention my favorite western. I think the Morricone score is his best as well.

Mountain Biker 08-02-10 07:32 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
Sergio Leone

zombeaner 08-02-10 07:35 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
Ha! I guess so far I am the lone Peckinpah fan! He was one of a kind.

Perkinsun Dzees 08-02-10 08:10 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
Huge fan of both, but gotta go with the Pecker

Supermallet 08-02-10 08:18 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
Despite the fact that I think both are singular directors and can't rightfully choose one over the other, I'm voting for Peckinpah just because he's down on votes at the moment. :)

Solid Snake 08-02-10 08:50 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
You ruined the poll, sir. For shame...Vote from the heart.

Supermallet 08-02-10 08:51 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
My heart loves both equally. :shrug:

FRwL 08-02-10 09:04 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
The heart Ramon... aim for the heart.

Hokeyboy 08-02-10 09:21 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
The Wild Bunch >>>> almost every movie ever made

TGTB&TU is right up there next to it (but not as good). And I like "Ride The High Country" better than every other Leone film I've seen -- and I've liked almost all of them.

For the smile during the rape scene in "Straw Dogs", I'm going with Peckinpah.

Supermallet 08-02-10 09:22 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
Am I the only who thinks that both For A Few Dollars More and Once Upon A Time In The West are better than The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly?

JumpCutz 08-02-10 09:27 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
Very tough call, but Peckinpah made Convoy so my vote goes to Leone.

Joe Buck 08-02-10 09:35 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
I love Straw Dogs and Billy The Kid but Eastwood trilogy unbeatable.

FRwL 08-02-10 09:39 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
I dunno Supre but i think the Dollars trilogy is the greatest trilogy ever yes even mroe than the original SW trilogy.

Supermallet 08-02-10 09:44 PM

Re: Sergio Leone or Sam Peckinpah
 
The Dollars Trilogy is certainly better than the Star Wars trilogy.


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