Snow instead of desert and an ending you don’t expect are among the ingredients, the corpses pave its way alongside the excellent cast one of the best and hardest westerns of all time make. In January, Sergio Corbucci’s classic will be released for the first time in 4K Ultra HD in a limited Collector’s Edition with a media book and all sorts of bonus material on two discs for your home cinema, which you can get yourself Get it now on Amazon * can.
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That’s what makes corpses pave his path so good
The film is in 11th place in the Moviepilot community ranking of the best westerns and it also received 5 out of 5 stars in the FILMSTARTS review Classified as a masterpiece. Accordingly, the film has one of the best endings in Western history and not only lives from its tough story with socio-dramatic tones “the uncompromising and brutal (rightly FSK 18) production”but above all from the acting of the two main actors.
It is said that Klaus Kinski’s acting performance alone is worth watching the film. The excellent soundtrack by Ennio Morricone is also praised.
That’s what paving one’s way with corpses is all about
In the snowy village of Snowhill in Utah in the winter of 1896, bounty hunters around the cruel Loco (Klaus Kinski) cause fear and terror. They mercilessly persecute and kill residents who have slipped into crime out of sheer need and desperation. When the gunfighter Silence (Jean-Louis Trintignant), who has been mute since childhood due to a slit throat, turns up one day, the tide turns. He is hired to put an end to Loco and his entourage. But they have plans to get rid of the silent avenger.
Corpses pave his path: bonus material
In addition to a booklet, the limited collector’s edition in the media book offers, among other things, audio commentaries from various film experts, including Dr. Rolf Giesen and Mike Siegel as well as filmmakers such as Richard Knew and Alex Cox. There is also, among other things, a Grindhouse HD version of the 35mm theatrical copy from 1969, an interview with Klaus Kinski and two alternative endings as well as a lot more.
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