Testa t'ammazzo, croce... sei morto - Mi chiamano Alleluja

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"This is a splendid comic adventure; it is also a 1971 spaghetti western that coming at the tail end of an era was not much seen. While the cast is uniformly good, it is the script that excels. Tino Carpi's writing provides good lines for almost everybody, whether it is the lead HALLELUJAH, his aristocratic rival in arms ALEXEI, or the two parties, trying to cheat them, the Mexican bandit revolutionary RAMIREZ or the American spy disguised as a nun (AGATA FLORI); even the ruthless arms dealer KRANTZ who engineer the theft of the jewels that everyone chases after a motley crew that becomes..."