Ace High on DVD, Comedy, Terence Hill, Bud Spencer

Ace High After Cacopoulos (Eli Wallach) saves himself from being hanged on a false charge, he robs Cat Stevens (Terrence Hill) and Hutch Bessy (Bud Spencer) and steals their horses. This results in Stevens and Bessy becoming unwilling allies in Cacopoulus’ revenge against the people who framed him.

STARS: Terence Hill, Bud Spencer, Eli Wallach

122 min | Comedy, Western | 1968 | Color

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wonderful movie
I was completely amazed by this fantastic movie. I am not sure why - it isn't any much funny, the plot is unnecessarily complicated, there are few unnecessarily long scenes ... but still, the characters, the atmosphere, and the great musical score almost made me cry in the last scene where our three heroes are leaving together. All the actors do great work - from Spencer/Hill duo and Wallach himself to the black boxer champion, who gets beaten by Bud Spencer for $50. Another funny scene is where Wallach talks about his Greek ancestors, and thus makes his guards sleep. Or, when he breaks the bank in the casino. The movie is definitely worth seeing, and it does not disappoint even when watched more times. Nice!

Great fighting movie
Don't you hate it when a good punch up movie is spoiled by a hard to follow plot or meaningful dialogue??? Well this isn't one of those