A Reason to Live, A Reason to Die (Ragione per vivere e una per morire, Una) (1972)
Release Date: Dec 27, 1972 Wide
Release Date: Dec 27, 1972 Wide
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A dishonoured army officer saves the lives of some hardened criminals on condition that they help him regain his honour. Will they live up to his expectations?
Dec 27, 1972 Wide
Jul 1, 2007
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Original rating: 30%
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The above above was written on 12/13/12. The following review was written 5/9/13
So when I first saw this movie, it was around two in the afternoon in the middle of the summer. Which means I had just woken up when I had decided to watch it on TV. Not commercial free TV. Local TV. Which probably didn't help my original opinion.
Yes, as the younger me stated, it IS The Dirty Dozen formula, in all of it's glory. The acting is very well done, James Coburn and Bud Spencer proving to be amazing actors.
I stated the journey in between recruiting the men, and the final battle was stale. Oh how wrong was I! It was great! Full of deception, clever lines, and overall entertaining scenes.
It was commercial free too, bought it on a DVD of "12 Western Classics," at the store. The picture quality was also very good, far superior to the TV version.
New (and improved) rating: 90%