Quentin Tarantino on NAVAJO JOE

this movie took the small elements that were bad in the Spaghetti Western genre and made them far worse.

Burt should have been shot (oh yea he was) for doing this movie.

They did to Sergio Leone what the chinese did to Louis Vitton luggage....

I think you should have interpreted that sentence more literally: QT did say that this was the most violent movie to ever "have an American studio logo at the front" which is something that most other Italian westerns did not have, including Corbucci's own previous "Django". Many of such movies were released in the US several years after they were made and an awful lot of them never saw the big screen at all.

Tarantino tends to overestimate his personal taste for movies however this was the first western ever where you see a native American unashamedly killing a whole bunch of white guys and also being the hero of the story, this is something never seen before in any American western.
Curiously you can draw a parallel with QT's own "Django Unchained", with a black hero replacing the native (Fred Williamson got there before him back in the 70s actually , though with a different narrative and no predominant "slavery" element present).

Indeed, not really a style like a martial artist. But what an athlete Reynolds was. Remember that in those days there was no computer animation, the stunts he did were real, and his horseriding was superb. Not many modern day actors could have pulled that off...Ten years later he became a major actor, and I'm still surprised about how he screwed up his career in the eighties and nineties. What a pity...

I can't remember for sure, but wasn't the original "Scarface" pretty violent? And it would get extra consideration for being so much earlier.

I think Tarantino used to watch those films while stoned. That´s why he liked them so much.

I liked NAVAJO JOE (but with a couple of beers on my side)

Uncle Sam don't give a *beep* about your expenses. You want bread, *beep* a baker.

I agree on both points.
Still I’d say it’s a really good movie.