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Companheiros

Título original: Vamos a matar, compañeros
  • 1970
  • R
  • 1 h 55 min
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Jack Palance, Tomas Milian, and Franco Nero in Companheiros (1970)
A Swedish arms dealer and a Mexican peon team up to rescue the intellectual leader of the Revolutionary cause, while taking part in numerous misadventures along the way.
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA Swedish arms dealer and a Mexican peon team up to rescue the intellectual leader of the Revolutionary cause, while taking part in numerous misadventures along the way.A Swedish arms dealer and a Mexican peon team up to rescue the intellectual leader of the Revolutionary cause, while taking part in numerous misadventures along the way.A Swedish arms dealer and a Mexican peon team up to rescue the intellectual leader of the Revolutionary cause, while taking part in numerous misadventures along the way.

  • Direção
    • Sergio Corbucci
  • Roteiristas
    • Dino Maiuri
    • Massimo De Rita
    • Günter Ebert
  • Artistas
    • Franco Nero
    • Tomas Milian
    • Fernando Rey
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,2/10
    5,3 mil
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    • Direção
      • Sergio Corbucci
    • Roteiristas
      • Dino Maiuri
      • Massimo De Rita
      • Günter Ebert
    • Artistas
      • Franco Nero
      • Tomas Milian
      • Fernando Rey
    • 46Avaliações de usuários
    • 38Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    Franco Nero
    Franco Nero
    • Yodlaf 'The Swede' Peterson
    Tomas Milian
    Tomas Milian
    • El Vasco
    Fernando Rey
    Fernando Rey
    • Prof. Vitaliano Xantos
    Iris Berben
    Iris Berben
    • Lola
    José Bódalo
    José Bódalo
    • Gen. Mongo Álvarez
    • (as Francisco Bódalo)
    Eduardo Fajardo
    Eduardo Fajardo
    • Mexican Colonel
    • (as Edoardo Fajardo)
    Karin Schubert
    Karin Schubert
    • Zaira Harris
    Gino Pernice
    Gino Pernice
    • Casino Croupier
    • (as Luigi Pernice)
    Álvaro de Luna
    Álvaro de Luna
    • John's Henchman
    Jesús Fernández
    • Teenage Xantista
    Claudio Scarchilli
    • Mexican Officer
    Lorenzo Robledo
    • Captain Jim
    Giovanni Petti
    • Mexican Border Officer
    Gérard Tichy
    Gérard Tichy
    • Mexican Lieutenant
    Gianni Pulone
    • John's Henchman
    • (as Giovanni Pulone)
    Jack Palance
    Jack Palance
    • John Svedese
    Rafael Albaicín
    • Mongo Henchman
    • (não creditado)
    Simón Arriaga
    • Mongo Henchman
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Sergio Corbucci
    • Roteiristas
      • Dino Maiuri
      • Massimo De Rita
      • Günter Ebert
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

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    7claudio_carvalho

    Funny Spaghetti-Western

    In times of revolution in Mexico, the ignorant Vasco (Tomas Milian) is promoted by the corrupt General Mongo (Francisco Bódalo) to lead his men in the invasion to San Bernardino. Meanwhile the arms trader Yolaf "Swedish" Peterson (Franco Nero) arrives in the village to deal with Mongo; however the money to buy the weapons is locked in a bank safe. The only man that knows the combination to open the safe that was not murdered by Mongo's men is the pacifist Professor Xantos (Fernando Rey) that is prisoner in Fort Yuma in the United States. Swedish offers to release Xantos but the suspicious Mongo asks Vasco to go with Yolaf. The twosome is chased by the followers of Xantos led by the beautiful Lola (Iris Berben) that want to convince the duo to join the revolution; and by the mercenary John (Jack Palance) that lost one of his hands in a betrayal of Yolaf to save his life and uses his smart hawk Marsha to get Xantos to deal with Mongo.

    "Vamos a Matar, Compañeros" is a funny spaghetti-western of Sergio Corbutti that has a story very similar to Sergio Leone's "Duck, You Sucker" of 1971 and plays with "Blood for a Silver Dollar". Franco Nero, Tomas Milian and Jack Palance are hilarious, and I laughed a lot with the scene when Marsha becomes a toasted barbecue. The music of Ennio Morricone is excellent, as usual. My vote is seven.

    Title (Brazil): "Compañeros"
    7westerner357

    Jack Palance is the standout in this whimsical spaghetti western

    Not really a comedy western per-se, but it doesn't take itself too seriously, either.

    Takes place in revolutionary Mexico during WWI. The Swede (Franco Nero) agrees to sell guns to guerrilla general Gen. Mongo but first they have to break into a safe in order for him to get paid and only the professor (Fernando Rey) knows the combination. Or so we are led to believe.

    The professor also leads a rival rag-tag army of students who are fighting both the Mexican Army as well as Mongo's men with Lola (Iris Berben) as the professor's second in command.

    It turns out the professor is being held by the Americans in Texas and the Swede and El Vasco (Tomas Milian), Mongo's right hand man, has to accompany him north to free him. However an ex-partner of the Swede's, John (Jack Palance) show up and has other plans for the Swede. The psychotic John like to smoke a lot of dope and has a pet falcon named Marsha (?) who lands on John's prosthetic hand after every scouting mission.

    This is one of Corbucci's better westerns in spite of the ridiculous political overtones he gives it. The story is entertaining and moves swiftly along for 2hrs. without me getting bored by any of it. I don't rate it as highly as the Leone's similarly themed DUCK YOU SUCKER (1971), but it's well worth watching all the same.

    The standout here for me is Jack Palance and I wish his part was bigger. He really does chew up the scenery and the part where he tortures Milian with a rat in a basket tied around his stomach, is a hoot. Ever notice how one of Palance's sidekick, the little oriental guy, has an old telephone receiver strapped onto his ear as a hearing aid? Nice touch. And the ending where Nero throws a large cross under the boxcar filled with explosives and a detonator, blowing up Palance in the process, is a welcome end to one of the main baddies of the film.

    The lighthearted Morricone score fits this film very well and I like the musical cues that are sprinkled throughout that alternate between that familiar fuzz guitar and whistling banjo playing that happens while the action has quieted down.

    Anchor Bay is up to it's usual standards using an excellent widescreen anamorphic print with nary a hair or scratch through it. It looks like it was made yesterday. Some of the dialog is in Italian with subtitles because it was taken from a Euro print and was never dubbed into English. However the transitions between Euro and American versions are seamless. There's also a fairly interesting 15 minute interview with Franco Nero, Tomas Milian and Ennio Morricone where they recount their experiences while they were involved in this film.

    7 out of 10

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    tenco

    Excellent Italian Western

    A great time-capsule of the kinds of mildly subversive escapism you could enjoy at the movies, back in 1970. Revolution was in the air, and (Cuban-born) Tomas Milian adds the necessary Castro/Che/Bob Dylan charisma as a peasant turned freedom fighter. Franco Nero is the super cool James Bond-like foreign agent. The two form a wary partnership to rescue the Professor (Fernando Rey) from the clutches of various bad guys, including Jack Palance at his twitchy best playing a cartoonish psycho, who feeds his beloved hawk the flesh of the peasants. A seriously attractive radicalized woman leads up her own gang of rebels. More a Mel Brooks, or Mad Magazine, spoof than a serious political tract, this Italian Western nonetheless has a lot of style, and much to recommend it. Morricone's music is like his Leone scores, but in comic overdrive...and satisfying. There's much inventive (mild/comedic) cruelty: Franco Nero maintaining his cool while buried up to his head and threatened by horses' hooves is both disturbing and very, very funny. And, director/writer Corbucci riffs expertly on Spaghetti Western conventions. You get the pleasure of a director who knows his genre, and knows that you do, too.
    9TheLittleSongbird

    Spaghetti westerns rarely get more fun than this!

    Not in any way is this meant to sound biased, because actually there are some truly great spaghetti westerns out there. Companeros may not be one of the absolute best of them, but to me it's among the most fun. It is a little of a slow-starter and a touch episodic at first and it's less than original, but when the rest of the film is so much fun and so well put together they don't seem to matter.

    Companeros is a brilliantly made film, with gorgeously evocative scenery and costumes and stylish cinematography that give off a dream-like quality and harsh realism. Sergio Corbucci's direction as to be expected is exemplary, it's technically faultless while never getting in the way of the storytelling. Ennio Morricone's music score will not disappoint any fans of his and is one of the film's best assets, it's not quite one of his all-time greats but it's haunting and stirring and the theme song is one of the catchiest theme songs for any film. Like almost all his work, it really gives the film soul. Companeros is smartly scripted filled with subtle witty humour, it has blistering action especially one of the most suspenseful and entertaining shoot-out scenes I've ever seen for a film and the story is exciting, tense and fun-filled with a truly sensational and quite emotional ending.

    The cast is a talented one and Companeros in no way wastes the actors. Particularly good is Jack Palance, here he has one of his most loathsome characters and Palance's performance is devilishly enjoyable, clearly looking like he was having a ball. While he is a scene-stealer, Franco Nero and Tomas Milian do wonderfully in the lead roles too, in performances filled with charisma and likability, and work like dynamite together in a film where their chemistry ties it together. Overall, a great film and a huge lot of fun to watch. 9/10 Bethany Cox
    9Indio500

    Brilliant! Corbucci's Finest?

    This is one of the most beautiful westerns you will ever see. It's a true masterpiece and arguably Corbucci's finest.

    Sergio Leone will always be the name everyone associates with spaghetti westerns but Sergio Corbucci's contribution to the genre deserves great recognition. People usually always mention Django and The Great Silence when talking about Corbucci's westerns but Companeros is perhaps his best work.

    Companeros is a much lighter film than the aforementioned. Like most Corbucci westerns there is a political undertone to the film and the plot revolves around the Mexican revolution (similar to A Professional Gun which Corbucci directed 2 years earlier). Che Guevara look-a-like Thomas Milian is superb as the comical revolutionary Vasco and Corbucci regular Franco Nero is excellent as his ultra-cool Swedish mercenary partner. Add to the mix a marijuana-smoking psychopath played by Jack Palance and you have one explosive concoction of a western. Pulling all this together is another masterful score by the legendary Ennio Morricone. I guarantee you will still be singing the theme tune a week later!

    I rate this as one of the best Westerns of all time. It's a really fun film and an absolute must for fans of the Spaghetti genre.

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    • Curiosidades
      At one point, Tomas Milian is seen dragging a coffin out of a graveyard. This is a reference to Sergio Corbucci and Franco Nero's previous collaboration Django (1966) in which the title character drags a coffin behind him.
    • Erros de gravação
      When El Vasco (Tomas Milian) grabs the glass-covered oil lamp to light up a covered wagon, you can see in the short closeup, that the lamp has no glass around the open fire.
    • Citações

      Yolof Peterson: Excuse me, but your mother is a prostitute, your father is a crook, and your grandfather is a man with a very broad buttocks.

      Pepito Tigrero: What?

      Yolof Peterson: Allow me to explain. Your mother is a whore, your father is a damn thief, and your grandfather is a notorious fag.

      [Yolof punches Pepito out]

      Yolof Peterson: I generously spared your sister...

    • Conexões
      Edited into Colpiti al cuore (2019)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Vamos A Matar Compañeros (Titoli)
      Music composed by Ennio Morricone

      Lyrics by Sergio Corbucci & Bruno Corbucci

      Performed by Cantori Moderni Di Alessandroni

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 18 de dezembro de 1970 (Itália)
    • Países de origem
      • Itália
      • Espanha
      • Alemanha Ocidental
    • Idiomas
      • Francês
      • Inglês
      • Espanhol
      • Italiano
    • Também conhecido como
      • Vamos a matar, compañeros!
    • Locações de filme
      • Almería, Andalucía, Espanha
    • Empresas de produção
      • Tritone Cinematografica
      • Atlántida Films
      • Terra-Filmkunst
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      • US$ 20.000
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    • Tempo de duração
      1 hora 55 minutos
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