IT CAN BE DONE AMIGO (SI PUÒ FARE AMIGO)

Cinemavixion Review

Maurizio Lucidi's 1972 Spaghetti Western, 'It Can Be Done Amigo' (also known as 'Si può fare Amigo'), presents a curious blend of the typical Western tropes with a touch of the peculiar. The narrative follows a drifter, characterized by his formidable fighting prowess, and a gunfighter-pimp, whose own skills with a firearm are equally swift, as they endeavor to assist a child in securing a rightful inheritance. While the plot might sound unconventional for the genre, the film leans into its unique premise, offering a viewing experience that deviates from the standard revenge or bounty-hunter sagas. The presence of Bud Spencer, Jack Palance, and Renato Cestiè in the cast hints at a performance-driven endeavor, even if the film itself is not as widely recognized as some of its contemporaries. It's a piece that might appeal to those seeking a Western with an unusual story and a distinct flavor.