Death came at a price

Historically, I've been very fond of a film genre that had its heyday back in the 60-70-80 and is now virtually testimonial:

The Western , or Western movies, more commonly speaking, .

The history has left numerous people in the genus known in its various areas, such as the famous director John Ford , or the director of the film that gives its name to post and talk later Sergio Leone , known for his Spaghetti Western , and as the big players that surely will sound a few: Lee Van Cleef , Terence Hill , Clint Eastwood , and of course John Wayne , not forgetting great composers of fantastic soundtrack, like the great Ennio Morricone .

And what is the union of all these names?, Because great films as Stagecoach , High Noon, 2 men and a destination, Rio Bravo, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, and many more .

And all this so I put it?, Well because the other day I saw one of my favorite movies of the genre: The death came at a price (1965) , or its English title For a few dollars more (For a few dollars more) , which together with A Fistful of Dollars (1964) and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) , form what is probably the best trilogy of Spaghetti Western , known by the name: The Dollar trilogy .

Under the direction of Sergio Leone and the soundtrack of Ennio Morricone in a Few price find the story of two bounty hunters, "The one-armed" ( Clint Eastwood ) and Colonel Mortimer ( Lee Van Cleef ), although rivals at first, end up joining forces to hunt down the evil and dangerous villain known as "El Indio" ( Gian Maria Volonte ), although each has different reasons to catch ...............

And now the moment Spoiler final , The End of Death had a price. but worth seeing, since along the end of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, I think it's the best I've seen.

If you think the movie is easy, you see, if you will not see it, then you can enjoy this masterpiece final, and if you've seen, it never hurts to remember, to me personally, I love, with a beautiful soundtrack and these changes are so characteristic of close-ups Leone: