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June 1971 (USA) morePlot:
A man, released after a jail term for a crime he did not commit, raises a gang to go after the man who framed him. | add synopsisUser Comments:
Reheated spaghetti moreCast
(Complete credited cast) | Brett Halsey | ... | Bill Kiowa (as Montgomery Ford) |
| Bud Spencer | ... | O'Bannion |
| William Berger | ... | Francis 'Colt' Moran |
| Wayde Preston | ... | Jeff Milton |
| Tatsuya Nakadai | ... | James Elfego |
| Jeff Cameron | ... | Moreno |
| Dana Ghia | ... | Mirana Kiowa (as Diana Madigan) |
| Teodoro Corrà | ... | Gun seller (as Doro Corai) |
| Franco Borelli | ... | Bunny Fox (as Stanley Gordon) |
| Aldo Marianecci | ... | Barber |
| Michele Borelli | ||
| Umberto Di Grazia | ... | Second in command |
| Franco Pechini | ... | Prison director |
| Nazzareno Natale | ||
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Fred Robsahm | ... | Poker player |
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Also Known As:
Today It's Me (USA)Today It's Me... Tomorrow It's You! (Canada: English title)
Today We Kill Tomorrow We Die (USA)
Today We Kill, Tomorrow We Die!
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Norway:15 (2007) (uncut) | USA:GP | Germany:16 (re-rating) (2006) | Argentina:16 | Australia:M | Finland:K-16 | Sweden:15 | UK:15 | West Germany:18 | Canada:PG (Ontario) | Norway:(Banned) (1974-2003) (cinema release)MOVIEmeter: 
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Overall, just okay, really, although I will say kudos in particular to Tatsuya Nakadai, who played a great lead villain (he later played the leading role in Kurosawa's "Kagemusha"). What makes him even cooler is that - besides the fact that he wears no hat, nor does Spencer for that matter, Nakadai also wields a wicked machete when things get cooking! Halsey plays an effective lead too, in particular visually - I mean, the dude can grow a good scruff and done a wicked black cloak and hat!
The one drawback is the obvious low budget, never more obvious than the fact that - outside of the "good guy" gang and the "bad guy" gang, I think there is like 5 more people in the ENTIRE movie - seriously! The entire third act takes place in a barren forest as the two gangs square off - very weird, really. Kind of like a First Blood thang, with dudes hanging from trees and ambushing guys from the bushes and stuff. I REALLY would have loved to have seen a more seasoned-Argento tackle something like this. The possibilities would have been endless . . .