Se sei vivo spara (Django Kill - If You Live, Shoot!)

1967

Se sei vivo spara (Django Kill - If You Live, Shoot!)

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Movie Info

In this spaghetti western, a cowboy rides into a town that two gangs have taken over. One of the gangs wears black leather and rides white horses. The other gang belongs to a storekeeper. The stranger and the two Indians who assist him manage to survive a massacre between the two rival gangs.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Art House & International, Classics, Cult Movies, Western
Directed By:

Giulio Questi
Written By:

Franco Arcalli, Giulio Questi
In Theaters:

May 3, 1967 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Apr 27, 2004
Runtime:

120 minutes
Studio:

Argent Films

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Cast

Tomás Milian
as Django

Marilu Tolo

Roberto Camardiel
as Mr. Sorrow

Milo Quesada
as Bill Templer

Piero Lulli
as Oaks

Ray Lovelock
as Evan Tembler

Paco Sans

Patrizia Valturri

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Critic Reviews for Se sei vivo spara (Django Kill - If You Live, Shoot!)

All Critics (2) | DVD (2)

There may not be a more cynical portrait of frontier greed and human corruption in the spaghetti genre, and that's saying something.

Mar 24, 2016 | Full Review…

Sean Axmaker
Seanax.com

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Audience Reviews for Se sei vivo spara (Django Kill - If You Live, Shoot!)

Dec 03, 2012

A half-breed bandit is betrayed by his fellows and left for dead in a shallow grave; two Indians rescue him and make gold bullets for him to use, and he rides into a wicked town looking for revenge and stolen gold. This offbeat Spaghetti Western has lots of strange touches, such as homosexual cowboys and drunk parrots, and is oddly compelling, playing out like a mixture of FISTFUL OF DOLLARS and DEAD MAN. It has nothing to do with the Django series.

Greg S Super Reviewer
Jun 27, 2010

A truly psychedelic trip into the spaghetti western. While this isn't a flawless movie, it's got a very unique sense about it. The violence is completely ridiculous, including a man being ripped apart for gold bullets inside his stomach. The editing is bizarre though, there will be long scenes that mean absolutely nothing and then it'll also have these amazing hyperspeed flashbacks. Tomas Milian is unstoppable as always, even shooting him into a ditch in the desert won't kill him. This is a fun and interesting movie, not perfect, but certainly entertaining and worthwhile.

Conner R Super Reviewer
May 06, 2010

First of all, this is not a Django movie, second, this is a movie that will split opinions in a strong way. Gay fascist cowboys, graphic scenes of torture and depravity, a weird psycho sexual vibe going on. A main character that spends more time captured than doing any killing, the most corrupt and vile euro-western town that ever existed. As if Luis Buñuel had directed a western. The direction is sloppy in some parts, specially the action sequences, but the film truly has an identity of it's own. Even if you hate this you can't deny there's no other western like this. Is worth check just so you can see it for yourself, but again, don't expect a regular spaghetti western, or a regular movie for that matter.

Tsubaki S Super Reviewer
Jun 10, 2007

I heard this flick was psychedelic...Am I dumb? Cause I didn't see it. There is a bit of strange occurences, but really I felt it wasn't amazing. It was decent, and a sure hoot for spaghetti western fans, like myself (and I did get a few hoots) but doesn't hold a torch to Leone or Corbucci's Django.

Patrick D Super Reviewer