Sabata Movies: Release Order
The Sabata trilogy represents the playful excess and anti-heroic style of late-period Spaghetti Westerns, following the enigmatic gunslinger Sabata through three standalone adventures. Each film features elaborate stunts, trick weapons, and Sabata's intervention in corrupt frontier schemes, but with minimal narrative continuity between entries.
The series has a unique production history: while Lee Van Cleef established the character in the first and third films, Yul Brynner plays Sabata in the middle entry - originally a different film called Indio Black that was retrofitted as a Sabata sequel after the first film's success. Despite this unusual recasting, the trilogy maintains thematic consistency with its focus on stylized action and eccentric characters.
Note that numerous unofficial films exploited the Sabata name over the years, but only these three Gianfranco Parolini-directed entries are considered the canonical series.

Sabata
A master gunslinger named Sabata becomes involved when several prominent citizens rob an Army safe containing $100,000 to buy land for a railroad development scheme.

Adiós, Sabata
In this spaghetti western sequel set in Mexico during Emperor Maximilian's reign, the gunslinger Sabata is hired to steal gold from the Austrian army but discovers he's been double-crossed. He must then devise a plan to recover the real treasure from a cunning Austrian colonel.

Return of Sabata
Master gunslinger Sabata arrives in Hobsonville, a town controlled by the ruthless robber baron McIntock who heavily taxes residents under false pretenses. Sabata must use his skills to liberate the oppressed townspeople from McIntock's tyrannical rule.
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