- Genre
- Western
- Year
- 1995
- Runtime
- 1h45
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Sons of Trinity
Two brothers, one legacy, endless wild west adventure!
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Synopsis
"Sons of Trinity" (original title: "Trinità & Bambino... e adesso tocca a noi") is a 1995 Italian Spaghetti Western comedy directed by Enzo Barboni. The film stars Heath Kizzier as one of the central characters and follows the adventures of two brothers, Sons of the legendary Trinity, as they navigate the challenges of the Old West with a mix of humor, action, and classic Western motifs. The story is a continuation of the beloved Trinity saga, blending slapstick comedy with the rugged elements of Western films. The brothers' contrasting personalities and quick wit make for an entertaining dynamic, while the plot features gunfights, chases, and the typical moral lessons found in traditional Westerns. The film embraces the lighthearted spirit of its predecessors, aiming to provide both laughter and adventure in a nostalgic setting.
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Reviews
"Sons of Trinity" has received mixed reviews from critics and viewers alike. On IMDb, it holds a modest rating of 5.0/10, reflecting a divided reaction among audiences. Many reviewers appreciate the film's attempt to revive the classic Trinity formula with comedic timing and homage to the iconic spaghetti western genre, praising its humorous interplay between the leads and its nostalgic charm. However, some critics point out that the film falls short in terms of originality and pacing, feeling that it lacks the freshness and impact of the original Trinity films from the 1970s. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official rating for this film, which suggests limited mainstream critical coverage. Nevertheless, fans of the genre and those fond of light-hearted Western comedies may find "Sons of Trinity" enjoyable for its comedic antics and familiar Western tropes. In conclusion, the film stands as a modest continuation for fans but might not appeal to newcomers seeking a robust or modern Western experience.
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