TRINITY IS STILL MY NAME

Cinemavixion Review

Enzo Barboni's "Trinity Is Still My Name" (Lo chiamavano Trinità...) remains a beloved cornerstone of the Spaghetti Western comedy genre, a testament to the enduring chemistry between its lead actors, Terence Hill and Bud Spencer. Released in 1971, this film masterfully blends slapstick humor with the rugged aesthetics of the Western landscape. The plot, involving two roguish brothers attempting to live up to their dying father's wish of becoming outlaws, hilariously veers off course as their inherent good nature leads them to protect a pioneer family and stumble into an arms-dealing conspiracy. The direction is brisk, punctuated by iconic, albeit exaggerated, fight sequences and witty dialogue. Its enduring appeal, evidenced by a solid IMDb rating of 7.2, lies in its lighthearted subversion of traditional Western tropes, making it a feel-good adventure that continues to entertain audiences with its unique blend of action and comedy.