Na verdade nao merecia essa nota, por ser uma copia dialogo a dialogo do Yojimbo, masfazer oque se foi bem copiado. Credito pro Kurosawa

YES!

All said, this is a fairly high standard Western. It's entertaining, but after watching Yojimbo recently enough (which it's basically a remake of, albeit in Western style not Samurai) I cannot say that it stands up. Eastwood is good, and there's some really classic lines here. But the quality is fairly patchy and the mood doesnt always make an impact. The intensity seems to drop off at times. It really makes you appreciate the brilliance of Kurosawa and the depth of his directing if nothing else

AFOD is not as good as TGTBTU and FAFDM, but it is a simpler Acronym than both.

Great entertainment with a fantastic central character. Essentially the same plot and set pieces as Yojimbo, but transposing the setting and genre demonstrates a way to do remakes well. A fistful of fun.

Not bad although a little contrived.

An amazing flick. I'm not so interested in the comparisons to Yojimbo- good a flick as that is- because the atmosphere, the music, and Clint Eastwood's "Man With No Name" are arguably as important to this movie as the story is. Leone creates a template for a West more lawless and chaotic than any that I had seen before, and you truly get the sense that these characters live in a world without any lawful or moral boundaries. The amazing score of Ennio Morricone brings it all together.

A great remake of Yojimbo, Clint Eastwood dominates the movie without really saying much.

It is weaker than the two sequels in terms of characters, plot, and Morricone's score. However, Eastwood provides the charisma that would form the core of the series, and the film still manages to deliver great direction, a great story, and a great climactic scene.

The film that made Eastwood a star and one of Leone's greats.