A Fistful of Dollars (1964)

When I was a child, I knew that if my father was to blindly watch a film, his default go-to option of the genre was always the Spaghetti Western. He always said they are the easiest not to take seriously, and the easiest to forget. Because I was a child back then, I did not understand. I watched anime works by World Masterpiece Theatre and occasionally, Walt Disney cartoons. I did not want to forget those and I want (even now) to take them seriously. But now, it is very difficult to find a film that does not penetrate deep into one's life. It becomes harder to staunchly believe that whatever you see on TV or theater is factually inaccurate. They seem devilishly plausible.

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