" ah, screw it, you only live once, check it out and see if you can live through it, like eating a 5 pound burger in one sitting or something! But in all seriousness, this is an incredible artistic feat, while at the same time is loaded with a lot to question about the work: is it because Leone's canvas is so vast and epic, those close-ups and just Wallach in general such a key figure that it lends itself to a deconstruction of what makes movies, literally, TIC? The fusion of black and white, frame-per-edit (or faster really) and the mess of noise that accompanies this makes for an experience that is fairly traumatic, yet I mean that as a compliment"
