Tuareg

I did watch this movie usually on TV in 1990, when came up the first wave of DVD l bought it but unfortunately it was a VHS transfer into DVD without any restoration, bad images spoil the whole movie, one of the most iconic Italian director Enzo G. Castellari made an endeavor in this unusual picture, the story is quite interesting where a Tuareg's tribe leader Gacel Sayah (Mark Harmon) who shelter two fugitives, then sudden appears the Army and arrest them, Garcel Sayah complains saying that they are his guest and according Tuareg's law of a thousand years nobody can takes without his previous permission, under this point and extremely upset by such affront, so he starts a revenge against the soldiers and the Army, he sets free his guest from the prison who actually is major revolutionary leader of the (Unknown) country Abdul El Kabir (Luis Prentes) taking him thru for a deadly part of the desert into the border, The old Kabir is free to gather forces to overthrow the corrupt government, sadly the ending is too unbelievable and melancholic, the best sequence took place at desert, also Sayah who get respecting for his most tireless pursuer Captain Razman (Paolo Malco), however in the fortress when Saylah set free Kabir and before escaping there he kills all military garrison letting the famous Rambo be ashamed to be overcame in this contrived sequence!!

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First watch: 1990 / How many: 3 / Source: TV-DVD / Rating: 6