Per Un Pugno Di Dollari

Un grande classico del cinema western. Primo capitolo della leggendaria trilogia del dollaro del maestro Sergio Leone con il mitico Clint Eastwood e le meravigliose musiche del grandissimo Ennio Morricone. Imperdibile per tutti i fan del genere. Edizione blu-ray "Eagle pictures" di qualità con un'ottimo comparto extra. Consigliatissimo

Recensito in Italia il 29 dicembre 2023

classico di leone, bellissima la confezione della 4kult, lato video non mi ha fatto una grande impressione, non c'e' hdr ne dolby vision, pero' ad oggi il miglior modo per rivedere questo classico senza tempo con un grande eastwood

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vincenzo22

spettacolo

Recensito in Italia il 6 gennaio 2024

film mitico da vedere e rivedere

DVD Per un pugno di dollari

Cliente Amazon

Recensito in Italia il 24 dicembre 2023

Ottima versione restaurata!

Recensito in Italia il 2 marzo 2024

L’ho preso per il compleanno di mio papà, ci teneva molto ad averlo. Spedizione velocissima, regalo apprezzato

Recensito in Italia il 10 dicembre 2023

ottimo restauro sia video che audio

Recensito in Italia il 27 novembre 2023

👍👍👍👍👍👇

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Caterina

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Recensito in Italia il 12 agosto 2023

Bellissimo film, DVD arrivato nei tempi, ottime condizioni, regalato per natale per appassionato di film, molto gradito!

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LoYaL AmaZoNian

more information in the frame (not cropped / cramped compositions like the MGM blu)

Recensito in Canada il 30 agosto 2014

this is the blu-ray version (of 'a fistful of dollars') to get for sure ........ more information in the frame (not cropped / cramped compositions like the MGM blu) ..... the transfer is beautiful. it is region free from italy. dolby true HD 5.1 italian but only a mono DD english track. which i am more than pleased with. there is a red covered version of this blu from the same company, which is a deluxe version that is more expensive. the video xfers are the same. i bought this in addition to the MGM trilogy package as the cropping on that version of this film was very annoying to me.

Tino

Movie is Region-Free with available mono English audio!; only the bonus features are Region B!

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 6 luglio 2012

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE RIPLEY'S HOME VIDEO BLU-RAY OF "PER UN PUGNO DI DOLLARI" AKA "A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS," THE ONE WITH THE GRAY CASE. THERE IS ANOTHER, MORE EXPENSIVE PACKAGE, IN A RED CASE, but my understanding is that everything on the disc is identical between the two; the only difference is in the physical booklets and replica lobby cards etc. that are inside the box.

Although I already own the MGM Blu Ray of A Fistful of Dollars, I bought this RHV version mainly because, based on the screencap comparisons provided on DVD Beaver's website, this RHV version has more information in the image than is in the image of the MGM version, on the top, bottom, and right side of the image. (I am not certain about the left side of the image. Based on the 3 screencaps comparisons Beaver provided, it seems to me that in 2 instances the RHV may have sligtly more on the left, and in one instance the MGM may have slightly more on the left. But the difference on the left is tiny. However, the RHV version has significantly more information on the top, bottom, and right side of the image.

Also,the RHV looks sharper in some images, and darker in others.

I am a huge Leone fan, so I double-dipped.

MOST IMPORTANTLY FOR AMERICAN FANS, I WANT TO CONFIRM THAT THE MOVIE ITSELF IS REGION-FREE, IT PLAYED IN MY REGION A BLU RAY PLAYER! AND WITH AVAILABLE ENGLISH MONO AUDIO!

Although it is officially listed as Region B, in fact it's only the bonus features that are Region B; the movie itself plays in my Region A blu ray player! And you can easily select the English mono audio from the disc menu! YEEEEEHAH!

Based on information (from Beaver and/or some other fans, but which I did not confirm for myself), the bonus features are all Region B, PAL, and are in Italian with NO English subtitles. (With the POSSIBLE exception of the Italian trailer, which MAY be available on Region A players; I haven't confirmed this for myself either).

But I've confirmed what is most important: that the movie will play on Region A blu ray players, and you can select the English mono audio.

So now you're wondering: okay, I get that this blu ray looks beautiful and will play on my player, but should I buy it instead of/in addition to the MGM Blu Ray?

Well my answer is that I only have one blu ray player and therefore cannot compare the two side by side, so I can't definitively say for myself that you should get one over the other. All I will say is this:

QUESTION: IF YOU ALREADY OWN THE MGM version, SHOULD YOU DOUBLE DIP AND GET THE RHV version?

Personally, the fact that the image is cropped in the MGM version drives me crazy; a cropped image is an imperfect image IMO. So if you are a crazy fan like me, I'd advise buying this RHV version.

QUESTION: OKAY, SO I AM GOING TO BUY THE RHV. SHOULD I ALSO BUY THE MGM?
ANSWER: The MGM version has many great bonus features which you'd lose out on if you do not own it. These are identical to the bonus features on the MGM Special Edition dvd, but with one addition: a piece (I believe it's about 18-minutes long) with Christopher Frayling showing his collection of Leone memorabilia. So if you do not yet own ANY MGM version of the movie, I'd say you should definitely get one, for the great special features. (Whether you get the dvd or blu ray is your choice; again, the blu ray that one more bonus feature than does the dvd). If you already own the MGM SE dvd, and you are getting the RHV Blu ray, should you also get the MGM Blu ray?

My answer is: if that one extra Frayling piece is worth the price of the blu ray to you, then get it. Otherwise, don't bother unless you are a serious completist.

Hope this helps!

btw, I am really not one of those experts in image/video quality or anything like that; don't use my review as a Bible. My main point in writing this review, the one thing I am certain of, is that if you are considering purchasing this and are just wondering whether the movie will play in your Region A Blu ray player and whether it has English audio, the answer is Yes and Yes, but only for the main feature :-)

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Eduardo Villar Riestra

Bien vale un puñado de euros

Recensito in Spagna il 7 gennaio 2013

Absolutamente recomendable esta restauración tanto en la parte visual como la banda sonora. Un maravilloso trabajo, sin duda el mejor hasta la fecha, que hará las delicias de los seguidores de esta primera parte de la trilogía. Eso sí, no tiene audio ni subtitulos en castellano, pero tanto el inglés como el italiano son bastante fáciles de seguir. Una compra obligada.

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Nualchemist

this is a great alternative. They are both from the same Ripley ...

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 2 maggio 2016

For those who think the Japanese 50th Anniversary edition bru-ray is too expensive (about $60), this is a great alternative. They are both from the same Ripley source anyway. So far this is the best blu-ray of this wonderful film you can find on this planet. I'm very ecstatic about the transfer. Great clarity and beautiful colors. Exposures of images throughout the film are well controlled and the contrast is perfect. Audio clarity is excellent too. You can view this on your American blu-ray player with no problem since it's region free. I wish Mondo Video did the same treatment for "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" blu-ray.

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mr c j williams

FISTFUL OF $, ITALIAN RIPLEY REGION B BLU RAY

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 2 luglio 2016

Great movie, needs no synopsis. Classic of the genre if not quite as good as the excellent good, bad and the ugly (one of the greatest movies of all time, in my opinion).

Blu Ray transfer - generally excellent, bold colours and rich film texture. Much better than the cropped mgm version though not as good as the GBU 4k remaster. There is still some print damage, most notable as a yellow fade line that occasionally appears at the bottom of the screen.

Sound is less so though it's nice that this Ripley home video release has an English mono track.

Movie - 8/10
Transfer - 7.5/10