Although Manko and Mortimer agree to work together to capture El Indio and his gang of bandits, both bounty hunters distrust one another enough to play a game of cross and double cross, but neither bounty hunter ever gets the upper hand. MORE is a highly stylized spaghetti western filled with carefully orchestrated violence that plays within the most cinematic of screen compositions. MORE climaxes in the traditional western fashion with extended gunfight that leaves the heroes facing the villains in a final deadly confrontation. Also look for Klaus Kinski in the wonderfully overplayed role of the Hunchback bandit. Color reproduction is pretty strong, with appealing flesh tones and better saturated hues than I ve seen in the past.
Blacks are fairly accurate and the image displays respectable contrast.
The Dolby Digital monaural soundtrack is respectable, but this track is not a sonic wonder. Fidelity doesn t run too high, with the sound being a bit harsh on top and lacking a significant bottom end. The track is worth amplifying for Ennio Morricone s music, but little else. There was an occasional crackle on the track and a mild hiss becomes discernable if the volume is turned up too high. A French language soundtrack is also encoded onto the DVD, as are English, French and Spanish subtitles.