Ranking the Western all'Arrabbiata Collection Series (So Far)/And A Quick Announcement

A Very Special Thanks to:
Sebastain of the SWDb
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Donny Cinemaniac Seventy7
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Jeff 101 Bronson
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& Orbit DVD
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for helping me in getting these fine releases

[@eastwood4lifefan334]

Hi Steven, I too have been collecting these editions for my spaghetti western collection, & like yourself need the last few, i"m super excited that the next release is "The Five man army" which is a very good spaghetti western & do hope for more releases on this line, i"m hearing they going up to 15 editions but i do hope for more, "Death rides a horse" is a personal fav of mine & would be in my top 10 all time Italian westerns. What i do like abut these releases is that some of these movies are released on the blu ray format for the first time, so Plaion Pictures are giving them a nice special collectors l treatment release.

[@tvnash]

Thanks very much for commenting Carlos, love your feedback. I believe the upcoming Five Man Army Blu Ray is a stand-alone release and is in Mediabook form, though it would've been an excellent title to include in the Western all'Arrabiata line. Looking forward to what else they have planned to release.

[@dubsurgeon1742]

As an English speaking person I had no idea WTF the titles were & had to guess from the pictures. One of the most irritating things about on-line spaghetti western fans is their often 'arrogant petty purity' with film titles in the original language. In this case are they even the original titles! That fact (of lingo fanaticism) is possibly the biggest hurdle for newcomers to the SWMDB site, other than the cliquey nature of the forum. Instead of it being a place to quickly research & cross check films it is a laborious slog of hunting & translating. The perverse arrogance of the 'lingo fanatics' is so ludicrous that there are numerous poseurs who think an Italian language track is the most authentic (even when the film was made with no specific single nationality), yet ignore the fact that the film is set in AMERICA with American signs, names, & intended locations. Even more risible than the 'lingo fanatics' is the fact that so many of the commentators on the forum have almost no sense of humour at all . Lets see how many of them get triggered about this insight?!