¡Adios, Sabata
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[Machine Translation] [The second installment of the series starring Yul Brynner of "Seven in the Wilderness" as the main character Sabata! The Japanese dubbing (total of 92 minutes) includes the Thursday Night Movie Theater version and the Monday Roadshow version! --In the 19th century, Mexico is plunged into a war of independence from the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The revolutionary army orders Escudo to take the Austrian army's gold. The men are Guitano, who dances the "Flamenco of Death," Septembre, who shoots bullets with his footwork, and a black-clad gunfighter named "Sabata" who helps him out! With the help of Ballantyne, a rakish artist, Escudo and his men steal a bag of gold from the Austrian army, but the bag contains nothing but sand. The cunning Colonel Schimmel had hidden the gold. Sabata and his men stormed Colonel Scimell's base, and after a spectacular firefight, they finally discovered the hiding place of the gold... Please note that due to the condition of the original film, some parts of the film may be difficult to hear or understand. The Japanese dubbed sound is the original soundtrack as it was when the film was broadcast on TV. Therefore, some parts without dubbed sound are the original sound (with subtitle superimpose).
Original Release Year: 1970
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