My Name Is Nobody (1973)

A spaghetti western comedy that follows Jack Beauregard, a legendary gunslinger seeking a quiet retirement. He encounters Nobody, a young and eccentric admirer, determined to orchestrate a grand farewell for Beauregard. The film skillfully combines humor, action, and nostalgia, playing with western tropes while paying homage to the genre's iconic figures. Terence Hill and Henry Fonda's charismatic performances, coupled with Ennio Morricone's score, make it a delightful and entertaining cinematic experience.