"Il mio nome è Nessuno" is a sort of parody of Sergio Leone's western -which actually were already a parody of classical westerns... Although directed by Tonino Valerii, the film undoubtedly is of Sergio Leone -who produced and co-wrote the screenplay.
The movie joins the type of comedy of Terence Hill movies and the style of traditional Spaghetti westerns. Albeit funny and entertaining, the result is a little hybrid -the first half of the movie is above all a Hill and Fonda show, the plot is quite slow, whereas the second part accelerates and becomes more interesting.
The two leading men fill the screen, they're very good. But mostly, once again, the Ennio Morricone score is a first class soundtrack -which contributed to the film success. His taste for themes and the ability of guessing the right atmosphere are really like another character.
The movie joins the type of comedy of Terence Hill movies and the style of traditional Spaghetti westerns. Albeit funny and entertaining, the result is a little hybrid -the first half of the movie is above all a Hill and Fonda show, the plot is quite slow, whereas the second part accelerates and becomes more interesting.
The two leading men fill the screen, they're very good. But mostly, once again, the Ennio Morricone score is a first class soundtrack -which contributed to the film success. His taste for themes and the ability of guessing the right atmosphere are really like another character.