I watched the movie presented and organized by the Kemes Film Group.

The film reflects the racial and social inequalities of its time, particularly through the treatment of its characters and the power dynamics in the courtroom, where justice often bends to societal biases and personal agendas. By peeling back the layers of hidden motives, moral ambiguity, and legal maneuvering, the film reveals that the law is not always about truth but about who can argue more convincingly, making it a perfect example of the imperfections of American justice.

It completely worths watching this movie in the cinema, especially because of the songs, of course. A wonderful depiction of Bob Dylan's early years. I've always liked his style, both in writing and singing.

P.s. After watching the movie, I was so close to starting smoking again, with so many cool cigarette scenes.

Watched the extended version, the one that Sergio Leone orginally presented in Cannes, 229 minutes! I watched the movie presented and organized by the Kemes Film Group—well, what can I say !!
This is the story of America and what defines its existence.

Noodles was a man who had the potential to create a better life, only to send it away, like a broken promise, to a faraway place. This was America: a land of contradictions, striving for democracy, order, and security, yet undermining those ideals with the violence of gangsters. This is her tragedy.

its the definition of comedy, crude humor and sharp satire with a Monty Python style. Blinkin in the sword fight is everything described above in a single scene.