Four hallelujahs for dynamite joe
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Four hallelujahs for dynamite joe |
| Original title | Joe l'implacabile |
| Country of production | Italy , Spain |
| original language | Italian |
| Publishing year | 1967 |
| length | 99 (German version: 90) minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 12 |
| Rod | |
| Director |
Antonio Margheriti (as Anthony M. Dawson ) |
| script | Maria del Carmen Martínez novel |
| production |
Giuseppe Franconi Cleto Fontini |
| music | Carlo Savina |
| camera | Manuel Merino |
| cut | Otello Colangeli |
| occupation | |
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Four Hallelujah for Dynamite Joe (OT: Joe l'implacabile ) is a 1967 directed by Antonio Margheriti incurred spaghetti westerns . The film, which was also released under the title Death rides with and Dynamit-Joe for short , only hit German cinemas on November 30, 1972.
action
Ongoing forays into gold shipments threaten the financial fabric of the United States. Senate member Senneth hires Agent Joe Ford to oversee the next of these transports. Joe, who is called Dynamite Joe because of his preference for the use of explosive substances, is accompanied by the beautiful aristocrat Betty and has to fight off several assassinations. In Mine City he had a carriage built out of the gold, but this became known to the bank director and Senator Senneth. He is behind the raids and hires the Mexican El Sol to take possession of the carriage.
Dynamite Joe, accompanied by the gold digger Buddel, has meanwhile steered the carriage into the abandoned Fort Brent and defends his position there against the attacks of the bandits around El Sol with the help of his explosives. However, his position seems lost when Senneth, who has meanwhile arrived, can seize the carriage and flees with it. Joe is taken prisoner, but is freed again by the army he had previously alerted to, to whom he can hand over the correct carriage - Senneth was tricked by him and is now wanted in a wanted list.
criticism
“The twists and turns of the film make it interesting because it revives old stories,” wrote Segnalazioni Cinematografiche . The lexicon of international films summarized: "Trivial Italian series westerns with some parodic features." , And Christian Keßler judged: "Not bad, but for God's sake you shouldn't expect a serious western" .
Remarks
It is director Margheriti's first western.
The actor of the digger, Barta Barry, was named as New Fuzzy in the video version .
The film songs Dyna mighty and Love song are interpreted by Lillian Terry .
Web links
- Four Hallelujah for Dynamite Joe in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Vol. LXI, 1967
- Jump up ↑ Four Hallelujahs for Dynamite Joe. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
- ↑ Welcome to Hell, 2002, p. 123