You forgive ... I don't (ORIGINAL) - After a train is stolen from your payroll, an insurance agent and a shark team up to retrieve the loot from the bandits guarding it in a secret location near the border with Mexico.
You forgive ... I don't (1967)
Director: Giuseppe Colizzi
Writers: Giuseppe Colizzi (script), Giuseppe Colizzi (story)
Stars: Terence Hill, Frank Wolff, Bud Spencer
Country: Italy | Spain
Spanish language
Release date: January 30, 1969 (West Germany)
Also known as: Gott vergibt ... Django nie!
Filming locations: Cabo de Gata, Almería, Andalusia, Spain
History:
In this violent spaghetti western, a murderous thief hijacks a pay train, kills everyone on board, and then hides his loot. A gunfighter finds out about it and decides he wants the money for himself, so he hatches an elaborate plan to get it. Lure the thief into a rigged poker game, and then a shootout ensues. The fast-drawn gunman does a short job for the thief, then teams up with an insurance agent to search for the hidden fortune. Unbeknownst to them, the thief had an ace up his sleeve ... Written by Ørnås
Reviews:
"This is a review of the uncut version, not the cut 'comedy' version.
"Excuse me ... Io No!" alias. "God Forgive .. Io No!" It is not only the first movie with Bud Spencer and Terence Hill in the lead roles, it is also one of their best movies. Although the film has many jokes and humorous parts, "God forgives ... I don't!" It's not one of the usual Spencer / Hill comedies, but a pretty brutal and pretty serious Spaghetti Western.
"God forgive ... I don't!" It is definitely the most serious and brutal of the Spencer / Hill collaborations. Regardless, the movie also has many of the typical ingredients from the Spencer / Hill movies, such as the numerous fist fights in which the Spencer character uses his typical technique of hammering a punch.
Spencer and Hill show that they are not only great as a team in comedies, but also a serious Spaghetti Western. Another highlight of this movie is the great performance by Western spaghetti star Frank Wolff as the evil Bill San Antonio. I also really liked the score, especially the part with the somewhat aggressive and dynamic classical chorus.
In short, "God Forgives ... I Don't" is a great Western Spaghetti, not like the usual Spencer / Hill movies, but a pretty brutal and serious movie, and definitely one of his best collaborations. 8/10 "Written by Witchfinder-General-666 on IMDb.com
Also Known As (AKA):
(original title): He forgives ... I don't!
Argentina: God forgives ... I don't!
Brazil: Deus Perdoa ... Eu Não!
Brazil (reissue title): Deus Perdoa ... Trinity não!
Canada (English title): God Forgives ... I Don't!
Chile: God forgives ... Not me!
Czech Republic: Buh odpoustí, ha ne!
Denmark: Manden de kaldte englefjæs
France: Dieu pardonne ... pas moi!
Germany: Gott vergibt ... Django nie!
Hungary: Isten megbocsát, en nem!
Ireland (English title): Blood River
Italy (working title): Il gatto, il cane e la volpe
Mexico: May the Devil forgive you
Netherlands (informal literal title): De duivel kent geen genade
Peru: God forgive ... Not me!
Philippines (English title): He Never Forgives
Portugal: Deus Perdoa ... Eu Não!
Soviet Union (Russian title): Джанго: Бог простит. Я - нет!
Spain (alternative title): God forgives ... I don't!
Spain: You forgive ... I don't
Sweden: Rid aldrig ensam
Sweden (video title): Gud förlåter, det gör inte jag!
Turkey (Turkish title): Allah affeder ben affetmem
UK (theatrical title): Blood River
USA (alternative title): Blood River
USA (alternative title): God Forgives ...
USA: God Forgives ... I Don't!
Venezuela: God forgives ... I don't!
West Germany (reissue title): Gott vergibt - wir beide nie
West Germany (cut version): Zwei vom Affen gebissen
West Germany: Gott vergibt ... Django nie!
World-wide (English title): God Forgives ... I Don't!
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