Final Duel of Sergio Leone's epic western 'For a Few Dollars More'.
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2023 and directors cant even reach 10% of this feelings.
@kAL665x8 ай бұрын
Yes , man!
@user-hf7je7lz4y2 ай бұрын
Exactly ❤
@abhishekguharoy341618 күн бұрын
More feeling
@DesertObserver49114 күн бұрын
This simple scene shot outside with just 3 guys hardly speaking a word, has more impact than any of todays multi million dollar CGI extravaganzas.
@scrmepal3 жыл бұрын
Agreed. With just an artistic eye and a strong story you can make some thing huge out of nothing. And as for CGI I watched Kubricks Spartacus the other day. That last battle with the Roman legions isn't anything a director of this day and age could manage.
@LoudaroundLincoln3 жыл бұрын
The lost art in movies. Art survives in all other places.
@calvincrane3 жыл бұрын
I just made the same comment but a bit elaborate in the comment section of good bad and ugly final scene just 10 mins before 😁. Good to see another one fellow have the same opinions .
@r.shankarashrishsujay28223 жыл бұрын
@@LoudaroundLincoln Or even earlier, the final battle in Kurosawa's Seven Samurai from 1954; shot with multiple cameras in the pouring rain.
@kascally3 жыл бұрын
Very true, that why I’ve stopped go to cinema many years ago.
@swaldron55583 жыл бұрын
We will never have movies like this produced again . That is why we are still watching them . Priceless.
@chrismarshall6647 Жыл бұрын
Couldn't agree more. You have good taste.
@arima5657 Жыл бұрын
True Chris they don't make westerns like this anymore
@stephenrichards3964 Жыл бұрын
Yep, and the same applies for music. There is a good reason why 70s, 80s, and 90s music is still played today. But I bet you alot, the 2010 music will be forgotten within 20 years... instead, the 70s will be played forever, just as the movie classics of this era.
@sfprivateer Жыл бұрын
"Any trouble boy? No old man, thought i was having trouble with my adding, its alright now." Quite simply one of the best lines in cinema if you ask me.
@quatz198110 ай бұрын
All this movie is a piece of art
@davidfernandezgonzalez46873 ай бұрын
My favourite line in all of the films I've ever watched.
@dirkchester82473 ай бұрын
The image of Lee Van Cleef on the horse, sunset in the background - magnifique
@mauricegarvey4631Ай бұрын
Lee Van Cleef is the most unique western actor ever. He deserved so much more recognition but what he gave us is already tremendously precious and valuable. He will always be remembered among the best.
@FlymanMS Жыл бұрын
Why oh why does every KZhead commentator try to back up their ignorant opinions by appending the words "ever" to every statement - as if they know even a tenth of what they're claiming to know. Name another eight of the most "unique western actors" and enlighten us then as to why he's THE most unique. We'll wait with bated breath, on tenter hooks.
@jimnewcombe7584 Жыл бұрын
He was already recognized, he is a legend and an icon in Western movies in fact in his grave stone it is marked: The Baddest of the Bad.
@g.panitikan192910 ай бұрын
@@jimnewcombe7584 Jeez lighten up Jim for f*cks sake. It's just his opinion, so what if yours is different?
@CB-xr1eg10 ай бұрын
@@jimnewcombe7584 Figure of speech.
@viktorszenasi36649 ай бұрын
@@viktorszenasi3664 You mean like the thoughtless people who say "best night ever" and "best dad ever" in the most vacuous and risible sentiments. It isn't a figure of speech, it's just a mindless use of language.
@jimnewcombe75849 ай бұрын
In 5 minutes Lee Van Cleef powerfully demonstrates rage, hatred, despair, sorrow, hope and relief with only his eyes and some minute facial expressions. This is what makes this scene one of the best ever in cinematic history.
@Elliot0k3 жыл бұрын
Lee Van Cleef expressions are great but this is Sergio Leone who makes this scene so powerful...
@FREDOPAT13 жыл бұрын
@@FREDOPAT1 And Ennio Morricone :P
@styx24703 жыл бұрын
True, very good explanation comment
@yashasd68593 жыл бұрын
That's why they call Sergio's movies "face movies"
@jimmason85022 жыл бұрын
I believe that Leone has chosen the actors very well, all characteristic, Lee Van Cleef has a face that speaks for itself, very expressive, perfect for the role!
@sheruffa60322 жыл бұрын
I am Danish and 73 years old, and I have been seeing more than 100’s of westerns. However, this is the best western EVER. The ending is absolutely the best ever shown. I have kept the movie on my computer for 30 years to be sure that it will never leave me. Thank God for this movie and thank God for keeping Clint Eastwood alive.
@halvorprivat2 жыл бұрын
N 1
@trackmaniastadium53322 жыл бұрын
My father and I love this movie. Best wishes from the UK
@josedorsaith52612 жыл бұрын
I think it is the best of the three.
@jonser20cent682 жыл бұрын
Я из УкраиньІ. я люблю всю трилогию.
@user-mk4wu9hz7n2 жыл бұрын
Some heroic situations, the more they age, the more their value and their spiritual influence over the material in the human psyche, and this is one of the great examples of that...
@haidartaher172 жыл бұрын
As a 14 year old obsessed with these movies in 2023 I guess in a modern legend say yes if you agree👇👇👇
@jackjohnston12987 ай бұрын
Bellissimo straordinario film attori bravissimi eccezionali clint eastwood lee van cleef e Gian Maria volonte 'grandissimo eccezionale il regista Sergio leone colonna sonora splendida straordinaria indimenticabile del grandissimo maestro Ennio morricone vero genio della musica particolare l uso del carillon che detta i tempi di questo grandissimo straordinario finale di un autentico capolavoro del cinema italiano e mondiale grazie a tutti voi
@giorgioromano8986 ай бұрын
Aggiungo. Bellissimo il ruolo interpretato dal bravissimo lee van cleef che rischia la vita non per i soldi ma per amore della sorella. Splendido
@giorgioromano8986 ай бұрын
@@giorgioromano898 I don’t understand???
@jackjohnston12986 ай бұрын
54 years have passed, and Clint Eastwood is still with us. I hope he has many more to live.
@bbenjoe4 жыл бұрын
@Kyle Reese No he is not
@aymeric47033 жыл бұрын
Sure. And you my friend are an asshole.
@llv55313 жыл бұрын
@Kyle Reese You're an uneducated wanker.
@BH-kl2rn3 жыл бұрын
@Kyle Reese Eastwood is conservativ ans he likes weapons, but 1. his films are very "human" 2. see "Gran Torino" , here Eastwood shows clearly, that he is not a rassist, he is thinking about rassism
@tribonian38753 жыл бұрын
@@llv5531 I understood that Bastianich reference lmfao.
@OrrosGG3 жыл бұрын
Do not forget "Indio's" terrific acting; Gian María Volonté was a tremendous and badass actor.
@salomonrodrigocumsillelabb84873 жыл бұрын
Indio was brilliant. no question.
@DP-um1ck3 жыл бұрын
Gian maria volonte
@steveroutley91272 жыл бұрын
@@DP-um1ck still think Ramone would have shot him in the heart
@markvincent52412 жыл бұрын
A very intense actor.
@cleess28362 жыл бұрын
What I don't understand is did Indio miss the sister If not then why were tears rolling down his cheek Was that because he knew he was about to die But he was tearing up when he was playing the chime too
@fuuuuuuuuuckyouprerna2 жыл бұрын
An Italian director makes a cowboy Western in Spain and defines the American West. Bravo!
@w.m.aslam-author3 жыл бұрын
Because it wasn't black and white, everyone had different shades of grey.
@leftcoaster672 жыл бұрын
In the original italian version, Eastwood don't say "Now we start" but "Indio, you know the game". Such a powerful line
@andreabonechi57659 ай бұрын
Either way
@markbriten69992 ай бұрын
The greatest referee of all time.
@RusticChivalry19859 жыл бұрын
Thanks Old Man...
@randomfishfactorybanter65356 жыл бұрын
Let’s go to the var and oh he took his gun out a half second early. Shame the opposition is dead as he would won by disqualification.
@bobbyweirddick65563 жыл бұрын
@@bobbyweirddick6556 "half a second"
@11Survivor3 жыл бұрын
Aaa
@radiosivji2 жыл бұрын
Bravo
@zachhowes69072 жыл бұрын
"What about our partnership?" "Maybe next time." Gets me every time.
@drpapa264 жыл бұрын
And in the next movie, Eastwood kills Cleef.
@tiagobrasАй бұрын
Not the same character @@tiagobras
@vampire5577Сағат бұрын
Lee van cleef is absolutely incredible in this scene. His smile when Eastwood asks about partnership at the end and the way he simply walks to his horse is just such a classy attitude.
@hagarddunord841011 ай бұрын
-Seems to be a family resemblance -Naturally between brother and sister How can you explain so much in just two lines. No expository dialogue. Pure Genius!! Truly a timeless Masterpiece.
@NeFESTING2 жыл бұрын
"Any trouble boy"?"No old man, I thought I was having trouble with my adding....(spits)....its alright now".Genius.
@twobyfour8 жыл бұрын
Very good song for ever
@ramachandra23924 жыл бұрын
Best scene ever!!! The music is just so epic omg 😆😆😆
@glambox923 жыл бұрын
Italian original version : "Qualche problema ragazzo ? (any trouble boy?)" "No vecchio, non mi tornavano i conti, ... ne mancava uno! (No old man, I was having trouble with my adding ,,, one's missing)
@TheMaguvic3 жыл бұрын
Villains are no more persons but just dollars.
@benur753 жыл бұрын
And Lee van Cleef's seldom seen smile which looks all the more honest
@Losrandir3 жыл бұрын
I liked Van Cleef considerably more as a good guy than a bad guy. Although he got basically no lines here, his face told volumes.
@brainwasher98769 жыл бұрын
+Andrew Wang and that is the mark of a truly great actor
@laurencesimpson38898 жыл бұрын
I'm used to see him as a bad guy because his performance in "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly".
@HUEnshiro_do_Norte7 жыл бұрын
Sergio Leone master of silence sometimes you don't need words👍
@anthonyferguson42185 жыл бұрын
Good and bad r subjective, both r good and bad based on your side
@ankursingh95485 жыл бұрын
I don't know, I don't think Indio thinks he's much of an angel.
@JavertRA4 жыл бұрын
Never underestimate the power of music. The simple entry of the strings at 1:29 elevates the tension - and continues throughout the scene. (Try watching this clip on mute - it really doesn't work AT ALL). He even decides to give up his share the bounty when finally reunited with the sound of his sister's watch . . .
@pauloicto82529 ай бұрын
Not forgetting the theme score, with that whistle. Iconic
@RTG10318 ай бұрын
Gian Maria Volonté deserves more credits. He was one of the greatest ones.
@xxiamfreexx2 жыл бұрын
No one makes Westerns like Sergio Leone.
@BlueHooloovoo10 жыл бұрын
Literally NO ONE
@aveteranplayer64034 жыл бұрын
I, EXTREMELY, AGREE!!
@searchforthelight.32874 жыл бұрын
Are you kiddy ?
@hojatshahbazee99234 жыл бұрын
@@hojatshahbazee9923 ? I don't understand
@gabrielenucera50834 жыл бұрын
sergio corbucci's django is good though
@velerkuda7774 жыл бұрын
Colonel Douglas Mortimer, legendary performance from Lee Van Cleef. He is a true legend but the media didn't give him what does he really deserve.
@abdullahalghamdi595610 жыл бұрын
I suspect this movie did though, I mean just look at the cinematography during the absolute final scene, Lee's character is the one riding out into the sun whilst Clints character is riding away from the sun.
@MythicSuns5 жыл бұрын
@@MythicSuns I always thought it symbolized the Colonel's story was over but Manco's wasn't over just yet
@leftenantthunder4 жыл бұрын
Lee Van Cleef was such an underrated actor. His facial expressions in this duel speak volumes.
@railman013 жыл бұрын
Their immortal work is still alive after more than 25 years after his death is his reward or how many people win award and later how much public recognizes them, it's the work that is reward in itself
@gairickdam183 жыл бұрын
@@gairickdam18 many masterpieces don't win awards; but the impact or impression they leave to those who beheld them is much more valuable than any award.
@rogeliozamora60182 жыл бұрын
Always thought Colonel Douglas Mortimer deserved a film of his own. That could have been an iconic western.
@onastick2411 Жыл бұрын
My son is still seven, but am looking forward when we’ll watch this together, as I did with my father.
@gozzilla783 жыл бұрын
Clint Eastwood's squint and Lee Van Cleef's nostrils are both of Legendary status.
@ElBandito10 жыл бұрын
LOL fuck that was hilarious!!!
@Crimsonhalo6663 жыл бұрын
When you said nostrils, you really meant those "Angel Eyes" instead.
@GokuGreg20013 жыл бұрын
Those nostrils should win an Oscar
@llamamanism3 жыл бұрын
Hahahaha so true. I remember as a kid playing "cowboys" in the park with my mates and trying so hard to flare nostrils like Lee so I'd look mean... Thank u I genuinely laughed out loud at your comment
@benmalone61393 жыл бұрын
And the sweat on the bad guys face...
@ianreed15283 жыл бұрын
A masterpiece that talks about honor, the value of word, the dignity in manhood.... music from morricone is simply astonishing. The scene of col leaving the money to his partner and just living alone with the chime in his ear, and the thought of his beloved and avenged sister.... the purity of that thought that he didn’t want to corrupt with money... and the music that starts just at that time ... wow ... tears come alone .... even after half a century
@arielyukelson92335 жыл бұрын
It's still very painful to me. He could stay with Manco since none of them had other friends or family waiting. It's like his life had no meaning after his revenge.
@nisiriti4 жыл бұрын
Right. Just look what happening these days. Those Idiots BLM and liberal democrats.
@llv55313 жыл бұрын
I totally feel the same. I only wished they emphasized this a bit more in the movie. I like in the German version how he replies "i don't want to earn anything in this thing".. meaning better because of sis revenge
@capjus3 жыл бұрын
thats absolute the point of the movie!!
@mentalist21able3 жыл бұрын
True, very good explanation comment
@yashasd68593 жыл бұрын
You can just tell van Cleef was going to win, not just because of him being the hero, but you could see it in his eyes and body language. No hesitation, full determination. He knew he was going to win, as he had something to fight for which Indio never truly had.
@magnus75damkier2 жыл бұрын
I think Indio wished of death, but his wild personality just couldn't accept an easy quit
@clucknbell4613 Жыл бұрын
Indio truly lost that time because the thing he wanted to fight for was already lost.. back in the past he was already crazy, but he died inside when she died. After it was just a matter of time, he was terrifying, but dead inside. And Gian Maria Volonté acted it in a marvelous way.
@originalhighwayman Жыл бұрын
And probably because he had heard the tune so many times
@ElStink4K9 ай бұрын
@@ElStink4K That too! But that only emphasises how close van Cleef was with his sister, in contrast to Indio.
@magnus75damkier5 ай бұрын
Indio's whole ploy was that he had advantage knowing when the music ends. Facing the one guy who this handicap didn't apply on, on even ground after the Colonel got a gun too, Indio knew full well he was done for. Excellent writing that the bad guy wasn't really that good, and he knew it, he was a slimy cheater and got the perfect comeuppance.
@innocentorphan1213Ай бұрын
"No old man. I thought I was having trouble with my adding. It's alright now" - Last line perfection.
@tparty1867 Жыл бұрын
I always found it funny that these movies were bankrolled by German money, shot in Spain, directed by an Italian with mostly Italian actors who spoke next to no English with just the one or two American actors and these spaghetti movies were the first to depict a more realistic and believable Old West, before this an American western starred John Wayne or Randolph Scott and were totally devoid of realism and the dirt, hardship and the general nitty gritty of the wild west. The spaghetti westerns were the first that felt more believable.
@1969JohnnyM9 жыл бұрын
+John Maddin It turns out that big budget doesn't bring everything to the table, good directing/acting does.
@ledichang97088 жыл бұрын
ye just to understand that all hollywood movies are bullshit
@rockago557 жыл бұрын
Well, as I've said many times before on this topic - In this world, there are two kinds of Westerns, my friend; those directed by Sergio Leone and starring Clint Eastwood and those that aren't.
@uayfb17 жыл бұрын
partly right, but golden age of american western movies was in the 50's where heroism and manichaeism were the rule, but in the 60's we started to see some more realistic american productions just like The Magnificent 7 but it is right that S.Leone gave a new start and abreath of fresh air to a fossilised genre
@carig1216 жыл бұрын
HA! You obviously don't have a clue about the real west. This film is an abomination of everything that went before it.
@indrekpringi45606 жыл бұрын
Ennio Morricone's score made this great ending legendary.
@edwardsiu42665 жыл бұрын
More more
@freddiemackey5553 жыл бұрын
Its all came together, actors, directing, score, sweet revenge...magic
@Jay-xr3sb3 жыл бұрын
I am from Yemen how much I liked this great series
@salemabubashbashalagili91872 жыл бұрын
Sergio Leone was a master story teller.
@northernpaladin6610 ай бұрын
After avenging his beloved sister in the duel, Col. Douglas Mortimer is leaving on horseback with his back silhouetted against the sunset over the dry, barren land......the loneliest figure in the movies I've ever seen.
@yasumurayokoyama18947 жыл бұрын
I agree so much! This ending made me so sad.... Why didn't he stay with Manco? Mortimer is the only true friend he made in the entire series, and it's not like any of them had family waiting for them... It's like his life ended after he got his revenge. Still hard for me....
@nisiriti4 жыл бұрын
What about John Wayne at the end of the Searchers 🤔
@papapabs1754 жыл бұрын
@@nisiriti I, also, wish I could have seen their next partnership. But now Colonel had avenged his sister on Indio, I'm afraid it may have been rather difficult to make the next drama.
@yasumurayokoyama18944 жыл бұрын
@@papapabs175 The man walking alone away into the wilderness does seem to be bitterly lonely... in contrast to the family rejoicing to have just been united with the lost daughter at last.
@yasumurayokoyama18944 жыл бұрын
@@nisiriti to be precise, the name of Eastwood is "monco" and it means "without-a-hand"
@khabriel4 жыл бұрын
The final scene is absolutely timeless - simply as good as cinema can get
@GILLY56ify7 жыл бұрын
Andrew, I agree with you wholeheartedly. It doesn't get any better, and it hasn't since. Which is why I always end up here! Deadly.
@darrenpritchard76097 жыл бұрын
the framing in the cinematography is impeccable
@TheWaynos73 Жыл бұрын
The only timeless thing on this planet is the atoms themselves, sadly.
@jimnewcombe7584 Жыл бұрын
@@jimnewcombe7584 And here you are again, nit picking.🙄
@CB-xr1eg10 ай бұрын
The sheer brilliance of Sergio leone,and the score by Morricone,all through his music the watch chimes are still there.
@JohnMartin-oh6bf4 ай бұрын
I'm astonished at the musical quality emanating from that pocket watch. It's practically orchestral. The jeweller is to be congratulated on their skill.
@paulberks5609 Жыл бұрын
Nice one. Some heavenly sounds there.😇 I'm equally astonished by the photographer's choice of the girls' picture on both watches when one belonged to her brother.😄
@ericmcfadzean4104 Жыл бұрын
@@ericmcfadzean4104 if I remember correctly. one was her fiancée's and one was hers (engagement gifts). Bad guy here took the husbands(with her pic) after killing them. Lee took his sisters' but probably replaced the picture (who would go around walking with a pic of your sisters BF?)
@FrostBeardy Жыл бұрын
@@FrostBeardy Interesting theory. Had a look back at some of the scenes again. Even slightly more puzzling as the Colonel identified the boy and girl as brother and sister after the shootout with Indio. 🤔
@ericmcfadzean4104 Жыл бұрын
@@ericmcfadzean4104 did you not notice that Mortimer's watch chimes were not only orchestral, but also lasted longer than the chimes playing from Indio's stolen watch?
@andrewphippsphillips1455 Жыл бұрын
There's more action and drama looking at their faces close up then there is in all the CGI Transformers movies put together. I miss the old days of maximising impact from the little things. THIS is cinema.
@1wibble211 жыл бұрын
It was typical of the Italian movies to concentrate on the faces. Leone mixed it with the western genre and it worked magnificently. It was like the random discovery of chocolate and peanut butter on bread.
@robertoprestigiacomo2533 жыл бұрын
Funny that these really are my favoirite trilogy, & the 1st transformers are my second favoirite trilogy!
@ItachiUchiha-lr3yr3 жыл бұрын
What an acting by Gian mario volonte. I think he deserved an oscar with 2 roles in dollar trilogy
@snanmatas44063 жыл бұрын
And he nailed them both!
@mymartianhome3 жыл бұрын
I can’t begin to explain how well this movie has aged
@MiniModellingOfficial Жыл бұрын
And that my friends is why this film is an absolute bona Fida classic
@leevww2 жыл бұрын
The best ending duel to any Western ever.
@onhonho018 жыл бұрын
This and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly has the best ending duels ever!
@tibetbukan83604 жыл бұрын
The ending of this film is a masterpiece ... entertainment which you can never tire of
@GILLY56ify4 жыл бұрын
As much as I love for a few dollars and the good the bad the ugly once a upon a time in the west has the best ending in my opinion
@andrewsmith22964 жыл бұрын
No. The good the bad and the ugly.
@munenex3 жыл бұрын
No...the good the bad and the ugly is without a doubt the best ever...epic...
@henry63543 жыл бұрын
In my opinion...the best of the three movies!
@mitcha1065 Жыл бұрын
Lee Van Cleef , what a great great actor, Rest in Peace with Jesus by your side
@phhuynh98812 жыл бұрын
Three masters of the art of acting demonstrating their talents together. Clint Eastwood's marble stoicism, Lees Van Cleef displaying an entire tense range of emotions using nothing but his facial expression and Gian Maria Volonte even managing to have a nervous sweat once his character realises he has lost the unfair advantage he always used and now has to face a skilled opponent on even ground. Fantastic scene!
@urglefloggahthethird12022 жыл бұрын
that remind me in MAD MAX 1 when max just killed Bubba zanneti and try to get up with a hole in his leg and the expression of fury in his eyes ignoring the pain ... you can see that the toecutter his scared of his determintion, he hissed and he leave like a coward . this crazy big guys have no chance against a crazier one
@eerieolie72048 ай бұрын
And the other 2 masters at work here,who surpass even the actors. Leone and Morricone.
@JohnMartin-oh6bf4 ай бұрын
As a landscape photographer I marvel at the skill and artistry that went into some of the scenes in this movie.... wow!
@materialsguy20029 жыл бұрын
Shaun Merrigan 2-perf Techniscope in deep focus. That's no easy job!
@gordonm70386 жыл бұрын
No different to how they staged the moon landings in utah desert.
@anyonebutme78803 жыл бұрын
@@anyonebutme7880 based
@xxxxxx58682 жыл бұрын
@@gordonm7038 Bang-on! Exactly. Deep Focus was/is possible with 2-perf and wide angle lenses, as opposed to 35mm anamorphic, but it needs a LOT of skill to nail the exact focus and of course the framing and blocking are perfect here. Every bit as good as Kurosawa or Kubrick.
@truefilm69912 жыл бұрын
This movie was made in Spain. The deserts of Mallorca I think.
@mkram21542 жыл бұрын
Three unforgettable actors of world cinema, an unforgettable movie until the apocalypse
@TRK198TR Жыл бұрын
What an amazing actor Lee Van Cleef was. Here he shows a caring, hurt good man but in The Good Bad Ugly he is a ruthless bad guy. Such a stark difference. I'm 39 and when i watched these movies as a kid I felt he was one of the most masculine men on screen. RIP to these greats.
@Whatreally123 Жыл бұрын
Only in HD , I could see tears in El Indio’s eyes . Why so ? Never realized it all these years in our std TV sets . Dream to watch this in a movie hall someday “old man” 😅
@subhnakarbhattacharya3195 Жыл бұрын
The Italian composers through the ages capture human emotions as no other culture can. Love the food and music.
@TheReactor89 ай бұрын
3 great actors, 1 great director, 1 great music composer ... I might go on for hours. This film is so perfect
@paulewhite2 жыл бұрын
One of the greatest endings of all time
@PrimalElf7 ай бұрын
the acting these days is incomparable to the pre 80s era. those movies had life in them. they has pure emotion. brilliant movie.
@Kd-yd6fj9 ай бұрын
They told everything without out a single word.
@hellrisesatnorthgates22598 жыл бұрын
HELL RISES AT NORTH GATES Exactly... I used to watch these movies with my dad when I was a kid, but it wasn't until I was an adult that I appreciated the true meaning and the feel of what the story and screenplay depicted and illustrated. (I am 33 now)
@ashstrange94958 жыл бұрын
Russell Howell Same story here mate.
@hellrisesatnorthgates22598 жыл бұрын
Russell Howell
@whisperingdeathwhisperingd67187 жыл бұрын
Thsts right, no words, no help of any kind.. just their faces to work with, SUPERB. The hatred in Lee Van Cleef´s eyes.... no match in a movie.
@RickDarko7 жыл бұрын
"Pure cinema" as Hitchcock called it.
@gordonm70386 жыл бұрын
for real men...nothing more beautifullll than this
@IamStaryYT2 жыл бұрын
And not only for men.
@dora198013 күн бұрын
These actors sadley lost they where old school never be actors like this again Clint’s still with us
@user-vm7lh8jw2z4 ай бұрын
The combination of Leone and Moriccone was unbeatable. As Ennio told some years before, he first made the music and then Leone made the movie scenes.
@ralfburon61792 жыл бұрын
Growing up they were actually classmates.
@Adam.P2 жыл бұрын
Do you know that Ennio and Leone were classmates in Saint Cecilia Conservatory Italy!
@lalithabeysuriya1787 Жыл бұрын
This is indiputably the very best of the three Leone spaghetti western masterpieces and they are all great.
@nicolosito Жыл бұрын
This movie is 💯 times better than today's CGI, SFX CRAP. These are the real classics from Hollywood and they live in our hearts forever.
@Thomas-eu6fj Жыл бұрын
This is not from Hollywood! It's an Italian movie directed by Sergio Leone and filmed in Spain!
@Luca-sw8mi8 ай бұрын
Yes this is not Hollywood at all. It's an Italian western shot in Spain and Italy. The director Sergio Leone and the bad guy Gian Maria Volonte are Italian, some actors are Greek and German.
@dora198013 күн бұрын
No more such god-like genuine creation nowadays.... I'm glad that I was born in 1971...
@gaminggenes320 Жыл бұрын
Couldn't agree more.
@arima5657 Жыл бұрын
There is another Gunslinger in this scene. His name is ENNIO MORRICONE. His Weapon Killer Music!!!!
@gazwillz32253 жыл бұрын
His music kills weapons???
@bargledargle79413 жыл бұрын
In order of ''Coolness'' 3), Clint Eastwood 2), Lee Van Cleef Ladies and Gentlemen,, the winner is, 1), Gian Maria Volonté
@poolfarm24 жыл бұрын
Volonté was another incredible 'eyes' actor. His ability to project emotions and feelings into scenes just by his eyes was world-class.
@MrDarkTides3 жыл бұрын
Most poetic scene in any western ever
@fernandomaron874 ай бұрын
What a movie. What a soundtrack. Great actors, great Sergio Leone.
@eduardorossi7310 Жыл бұрын
Clint Eastwood! Lee Van Cleef! Sergio Leone! Ennio Morricone! They captured lightning in a bottle! Bravo!
@countduckula99773 жыл бұрын
Truth....
@jazzfusioner98403 жыл бұрын
@@jazzfusioner9840 They captured lightning in a bottle with mix of talents.
@countduckula99773 жыл бұрын
Volonte was just as important. too many casuals forget him....or do not know who he was.
@siggifreud8122 ай бұрын
It's said that the best scene is from the final of The good the bad and the ugly, but in my opinion THIS is the best scene of the cinema history.
@carlettof82213 жыл бұрын
@Carletto F......"Once Upon a Time in the West" is a mind blowing final....Sergio and Ennio sprinkling the magic.....
@jazzfusioner98403 жыл бұрын
"Try this", "Now we start", "Bravo", "My Gun?", "Maybe next time...", "27!": just some of the most epic lines in cinema history...
@jandejongh26 күн бұрын
Many spectators don't know Gian Maria Volonte , he was one of the best actor in Italy and in this movie too , so psycotic and obsessive in his own style !!!
@federicoTM Жыл бұрын
That's why I love westerns
@sidharthsharma3853 жыл бұрын
One of the best movies of all time....
@joshrazo23557 жыл бұрын
Absolutely - every so often when i have seen a film of whatever type finish with a poor ending I come back to watch this - it has everything including humour; pathos; brutality; justice and a sense of nostalgia
@GILLY56ify5 жыл бұрын
Fantastic films and music
@loisknott37632 жыл бұрын
The sunset he rides off into is amazing cinematography. By the time he gets to the hills it'll be dark! ⛺🎪
@garystevens4303 Жыл бұрын
“Very careless of you old man. Try this... Now we start” ....
@TheCB31233 жыл бұрын
Lee Van Cleef and Clint Eastwood what brilliant partners .Fast on guns ,smart ,and brave ,cold faces ,never mad highly concentrated to take justice in their hands and finished their task's right on spot quickly with not much talk .So good so impressive acting and this is movie like more valuable then any gold and any treasure . Something like this can be seen only once in the life time.
@mariomaric16133 жыл бұрын
Don't forget the great interpretation of Gian Maria Volontè.
@francescoflore45212 жыл бұрын
Im 60 here in 2024 and watched this movie guessing 6+ times probably more. I watched this and many other Clint clips a gazillion times and it just never gets old. This era is so gone and never gonna be anything like it ever😢
@joedude482211 күн бұрын
I get shivers every time I watch this… same as I did the first time in 1967.
@dennisodell3040 Жыл бұрын
This film is 50 years old now. It's cool how Clint Eastwood and Morricone are still with us. Not the others though I know, but their memory lives with us.
@bbenjoe6 жыл бұрын
The gates of heaven just opened for Signor Morricone about a week ago
@luke2112863 жыл бұрын
why aren't there directors like sergio leone at the moment to create masterpieces like this.
@enadolgel55046 ай бұрын
Three great actors.
@alidahesh59952 жыл бұрын
this is by far my favourite from the trilogy... the acting is amazing especially between indio and the Colonel... the Outlook from indio opening the watch and the Colonel in the background is one of the best scenes ever Shot... and as for the ending... i always thought indio never shot back at the Colonel when he sat up at the end... because deep down he was haunted by what he did... and knew the Colonel was in the right... a Masterpiece from start to finish 👏👏👏
@stewartallison106 Жыл бұрын
I know that most people think that the Good the Bad and the Ugly was the best part of the trilogy...but damn, i love this movie! The performances, it's storyline and the legendary music by Ennio Morricone... I believe this is the best "Dollars" film ever!
@SirDurok974 жыл бұрын
Now we start
@robertlovatt65822 жыл бұрын
Perfect
@rostorosto732 Жыл бұрын
Absolute cinema classic. Sound and vision Brilliance 👏👏👏
@stephenhaywood5672 Жыл бұрын
Iconic. Now timeless. (Oct-2021)
@philipeisenberg69842 жыл бұрын
12 DISLIKES are in the back of the wagon !
@ivornappinion94067 жыл бұрын
It seems you're having trouble with your adding! I'm counting 16 poor souls.
@djordjeblaga78157 жыл бұрын
Das TIER Bravo!
@gordonm70386 жыл бұрын
Outstanding!!!
@meredithhunter64194 жыл бұрын
@@djordjeblaga7815 lol lol
@patrickambrose53723 жыл бұрын
I count a few assholes more . 244 at this date . We gonna need a biguest wagon . But the adding its geting better ⏳🔫💰
@hugovale80703 жыл бұрын
The look in lee van cleef’s eyes when thé second bell is coming is incredible Now WE start.....
@quentinparmeland57975 жыл бұрын
I love every time Van Cleef plays a good guy, suits him more imo.
@shady13062 жыл бұрын
These 3 actors will be remembered for their absolutely perfect performances in the film just a masterpiece
@andrewpoules9109 Жыл бұрын
A lot of folks say the final duel in "The good, the bad, and the ugly" is the best of the trio, but honestly for me this one blows it out of the water. There's so much emotion just going into the duel, when El Indio emerges and the hate you have for him, his trickery and cruelness, putting Van Cleef through the pain of his torturous duel ritual. And then the realisation and the sadness in Van Cleef's eyes as he realises he'll never make it. No gunman could ever lose in Indio's position, let alone a skilled one. A final few moments to contemplate his quest for vengeance, to avenge his sister, and how he has failed, before being shot down. And then the confusion, shortly followed by a resounding sense of justice as Eastwood steps into the fray to adjudicate. The salvation on Van Cleef's face and a renewed murderous rage, the fear on El Indio's as he realises he now faces a square duel, and he knows Van Cleef is a better, faster shot. That wonderful shake of the head from Eastwood to say without words that he won't stand for a cheat, you'll fight like men. And then lastly as the duel comes to it's conclusion, the wry thankful grin of van Cleef. Eastwood has stepped in to save him, but he won't get between him and his mark. Instead he offers his own gun, and in turn the satisfaction of finally getting the prize he's been after this whole time. To face down El Indio, Manu a Manu.
@daredemontriple62 жыл бұрын
Great breakdown!
@jonser20cent682 жыл бұрын
Am I the only one who is concerned that one of those bounty corpses will fall off the wagon?
@nutknowledge3 жыл бұрын
No. I was worried I was shouting out mentally SHUT THE DOOR OF THE CART PLEASE!!!!😂
@peterhodges67313 жыл бұрын
@@peterhodges6731 yeah but the dead legs are in the way
@andrewlockett45693 жыл бұрын
Eh eh... i too ...
@Duketributechannel2 жыл бұрын
If you compare 9:00 with 9:40 you'll see that one corpse has been hitched further into the wagon.
@lomax3432 жыл бұрын
Possible
@SanjitKumar-nx8uo2 жыл бұрын
Ennio Morricone es sin duda el mayor compositor italiano desde la muerte de Giacomo Puccini en 1924. El nivel y la variedad de sus composiciones lo sitúan en el panteón absoluto de la música del siglo XX y principios del XXI. Pertenece a ese círculo muy pequeño de artistas cuya muerte el mundo literalmente parece haber disminuido de valor. Descanse en paz Maestro y gracias.
@Duketributechannel Жыл бұрын
Sou brasileiro. Na minha opinião ele é o maior entre todos do século XX até a presente data. O mais inventivo e multifacetado do século XX e do início do XXI, nenhum outro criou como ele neste período. Está no pequeno panteão de Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Vivaldi, Tchaikovski, Chopin, Schubert e o próprio Puccini citado pelo senhor, e alguns poucos mais.
@aprigio64 Жыл бұрын
Non solo italiano, ma mondiale
@bobbobrobert5570 Жыл бұрын
Es verdad desde España
@tomaszbiszczuk6313 Жыл бұрын
El y Sergio Leone fueron compañeros y amigos desde el colegio.
@humbertoflores2545 Жыл бұрын
Less than $1M and it's infinitely better than majority of movies made today
@lukesmith914417 күн бұрын
My all-time favorite scene: not just in a western, but in any movie portrayal of the American southwest. The short scene of Colonel Mortimer riding away into the sunset with the theme song beginning with whistle, mouth-harp, and guitar, defines America in its truest form perfectly.
@heraclitus111 жыл бұрын
One of the greatest scenes in movie history. An absolute faultless masterpiece.
@NPA10013 жыл бұрын
The music is phenomenal , I was a kid when I went with my dad to watch this film, I could not remove the music from my head for few months.
@davidronson87122 жыл бұрын
A masterclass in how to build up tension with very very little. Genius stuff.
@seanfagan67278 ай бұрын
Oh man I wish Leone was still alive. He made some kick ass movies. The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly is one of my favorites. I love his westerns over any others. Just the world he creates that's beautiful yet sadistic and brutal. Just incredible.
@findmestudios10 жыл бұрын
findmestudios He was working on a script on Stalingrad but died before he finish the script. That would have been a been a GREAT movie.
@gordonm70386 жыл бұрын
without him this film is nothing he took all the scene (gian maria volonte )
@farhad00197 жыл бұрын
Gian Maria Volonté best Italian actor ever
@paolomassimoredaelli3 жыл бұрын
The level of suspense in sergio leone' s western movies is crazy, even better than an horror movie 😂
@lupobrillante635615 күн бұрын
When Manco sits and the camera zooms in.......best shot in cinema history in my opinion
@theGamingJanina3 жыл бұрын
To be face to face with your mortal enemy and on the brink of certain defeat. Then a plot twist unlike anything in movie history at the time, unfolds before you coupled with unparalleled music even to this day. This is what set Clint above John Wayne in my humble opinion.
@sealclubber13836 жыл бұрын
That's why I prefer to watch classic movies like this one.I was 8 when I saw this one for the first time and For a few dollars after this with my father.After 2 days I watched with my father The Good,The Bad and The Ugly.They brought me good memories.And every time I'm at my parents house I like to watch one of those classics with my father.
@lukacsladiszlau-nicolae3799 Жыл бұрын
Brings a tear to my eye when he returns for his homie
@ripp3rjak93410 ай бұрын
2:16 One of my favourite reveals in movie history. What a moment.
2023 and directors cant even reach 10% of this feelings.
Yes , man!
Exactly ❤
More feeling
This simple scene shot outside with just 3 guys hardly speaking a word, has more impact than any of todays multi million dollar CGI extravaganzas.
Agreed. With just an artistic eye and a strong story you can make some thing huge out of nothing. And as for CGI I watched Kubricks Spartacus the other day. That last battle with the Roman legions isn't anything a director of this day and age could manage.
The lost art in movies. Art survives in all other places.
I just made the same comment but a bit elaborate in the comment section of good bad and ugly final scene just 10 mins before 😁. Good to see another one fellow have the same opinions .
@@LoudaroundLincoln Or even earlier, the final battle in Kurosawa's Seven Samurai from 1954; shot with multiple cameras in the pouring rain.
Very true, that why I’ve stopped go to cinema many years ago.
We will never have movies like this produced again . That is why we are still watching them . Priceless.
Couldn't agree more. You have good taste.
True Chris they don't make westerns like this anymore
Yep, and the same applies for music. There is a good reason why 70s, 80s, and 90s music is still played today. But I bet you alot, the 2010 music will be forgotten within 20 years... instead, the 70s will be played forever, just as the movie classics of this era.
"Any trouble boy? No old man, thought i was having trouble with my adding, its alright now." Quite simply one of the best lines in cinema if you ask me.
All this movie is a piece of art
My favourite line in all of the films I've ever watched.
The image of Lee Van Cleef on the horse, sunset in the background - magnifique
Lee Van Cleef is the most unique western actor ever. He deserved so much more recognition but what he gave us is already tremendously precious and valuable. He will always be remembered among the best.
Why oh why does every KZhead commentator try to back up their ignorant opinions by appending the words "ever" to every statement - as if they know even a tenth of what they're claiming to know. Name another eight of the most "unique western actors" and enlighten us then as to why he's THE most unique. We'll wait with bated breath, on tenter hooks.
He was already recognized, he is a legend and an icon in Western movies in fact in his grave stone it is marked: The Baddest of the Bad.
@@jimnewcombe7584 Jeez lighten up Jim for f*cks sake. It's just his opinion, so what if yours is different?
@@jimnewcombe7584 Figure of speech.
@@viktorszenasi3664 You mean like the thoughtless people who say "best night ever" and "best dad ever" in the most vacuous and risible sentiments. It isn't a figure of speech, it's just a mindless use of language.
In 5 minutes Lee Van Cleef powerfully demonstrates rage, hatred, despair, sorrow, hope and relief with only his eyes and some minute facial expressions. This is what makes this scene one of the best ever in cinematic history.
Lee Van Cleef expressions are great but this is Sergio Leone who makes this scene so powerful...
@@FREDOPAT1 And Ennio Morricone :P
True, very good explanation comment
That's why they call Sergio's movies "face movies"
I believe that Leone has chosen the actors very well, all characteristic, Lee Van Cleef has a face that speaks for itself, very expressive, perfect for the role!
I am Danish and 73 years old, and I have been seeing more than 100’s of westerns. However, this is the best western EVER. The ending is absolutely the best ever shown. I have kept the movie on my computer for 30 years to be sure that it will never leave me. Thank God for this movie and thank God for keeping Clint Eastwood alive.
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My father and I love this movie. Best wishes from the UK
I think it is the best of the three.
Я из УкраиньІ. я люблю всю трилогию.
Some heroic situations, the more they age, the more their value and their spiritual influence over the material in the human psyche, and this is one of the great examples of that...
As a 14 year old obsessed with these movies in 2023 I guess in a modern legend say yes if you agree👇👇👇
Bellissimo straordinario film attori bravissimi eccezionali clint eastwood lee van cleef e Gian Maria volonte 'grandissimo eccezionale il regista Sergio leone colonna sonora splendida straordinaria indimenticabile del grandissimo maestro Ennio morricone vero genio della musica particolare l uso del carillon che detta i tempi di questo grandissimo straordinario finale di un autentico capolavoro del cinema italiano e mondiale grazie a tutti voi
Aggiungo. Bellissimo il ruolo interpretato dal bravissimo lee van cleef che rischia la vita non per i soldi ma per amore della sorella. Splendido
@@giorgioromano898 I don’t understand???
54 years have passed, and Clint Eastwood is still with us. I hope he has many more to live.
@Kyle Reese No he is not
Sure. And you my friend are an asshole.
@Kyle Reese You're an uneducated wanker.
@Kyle Reese Eastwood is conservativ ans he likes weapons, but 1. his films are very "human" 2. see "Gran Torino" , here Eastwood shows clearly, that he is not a rassist, he is thinking about rassism
@@llv5531 I understood that Bastianich reference lmfao.
Do not forget "Indio's" terrific acting; Gian María Volonté was a tremendous and badass actor.
Indio was brilliant. no question.
Gian maria volonte
@@DP-um1ck still think Ramone would have shot him in the heart
A very intense actor.
What I don't understand is did Indio miss the sister If not then why were tears rolling down his cheek Was that because he knew he was about to die But he was tearing up when he was playing the chime too
An Italian director makes a cowboy Western in Spain and defines the American West. Bravo!
Because it wasn't black and white, everyone had different shades of grey.
In the original italian version, Eastwood don't say "Now we start" but "Indio, you know the game". Such a powerful line
Either way
The greatest referee of all time.
Thanks Old Man...
Let’s go to the var and oh he took his gun out a half second early. Shame the opposition is dead as he would won by disqualification.
@@bobbyweirddick6556 "half a second"
Aaa
Bravo
"What about our partnership?" "Maybe next time." Gets me every time.
And in the next movie, Eastwood kills Cleef.
Not the same character @@tiagobras
Lee van cleef is absolutely incredible in this scene. His smile when Eastwood asks about partnership at the end and the way he simply walks to his horse is just such a classy attitude.
-Seems to be a family resemblance -Naturally between brother and sister How can you explain so much in just two lines. No expository dialogue. Pure Genius!! Truly a timeless Masterpiece.
"Any trouble boy"?"No old man, I thought I was having trouble with my adding....(spits)....its alright now".Genius.
Very good song for ever
Best scene ever!!! The music is just so epic omg 😆😆😆
Italian original version : "Qualche problema ragazzo ? (any trouble boy?)" "No vecchio, non mi tornavano i conti, ... ne mancava uno! (No old man, I was having trouble with my adding ,,, one's missing)
Villains are no more persons but just dollars.
And Lee van Cleef's seldom seen smile which looks all the more honest
I liked Van Cleef considerably more as a good guy than a bad guy. Although he got basically no lines here, his face told volumes.
+Andrew Wang and that is the mark of a truly great actor
I'm used to see him as a bad guy because his performance in "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly".
Sergio Leone master of silence sometimes you don't need words👍
Good and bad r subjective, both r good and bad based on your side
I don't know, I don't think Indio thinks he's much of an angel.
Never underestimate the power of music. The simple entry of the strings at 1:29 elevates the tension - and continues throughout the scene. (Try watching this clip on mute - it really doesn't work AT ALL). He even decides to give up his share the bounty when finally reunited with the sound of his sister's watch . . .
Not forgetting the theme score, with that whistle. Iconic
Gian Maria Volonté deserves more credits. He was one of the greatest ones.
No one makes Westerns like Sergio Leone.
Literally NO ONE
I, EXTREMELY, AGREE!!
Are you kiddy ?
@@hojatshahbazee9923 ? I don't understand
sergio corbucci's django is good though
Colonel Douglas Mortimer, legendary performance from Lee Van Cleef. He is a true legend but the media didn't give him what does he really deserve.
I suspect this movie did though, I mean just look at the cinematography during the absolute final scene, Lee's character is the one riding out into the sun whilst Clints character is riding away from the sun.
@@MythicSuns I always thought it symbolized the Colonel's story was over but Manco's wasn't over just yet
Lee Van Cleef was such an underrated actor. His facial expressions in this duel speak volumes.
Their immortal work is still alive after more than 25 years after his death is his reward or how many people win award and later how much public recognizes them, it's the work that is reward in itself
@@gairickdam18 many masterpieces don't win awards; but the impact or impression they leave to those who beheld them is much more valuable than any award.
Always thought Colonel Douglas Mortimer deserved a film of his own. That could have been an iconic western.
My son is still seven, but am looking forward when we’ll watch this together, as I did with my father.
Clint Eastwood's squint and Lee Van Cleef's nostrils are both of Legendary status.
LOL fuck that was hilarious!!!
When you said nostrils, you really meant those "Angel Eyes" instead.
Those nostrils should win an Oscar
Hahahaha so true. I remember as a kid playing "cowboys" in the park with my mates and trying so hard to flare nostrils like Lee so I'd look mean... Thank u I genuinely laughed out loud at your comment
And the sweat on the bad guys face...
A masterpiece that talks about honor, the value of word, the dignity in manhood.... music from morricone is simply astonishing. The scene of col leaving the money to his partner and just living alone with the chime in his ear, and the thought of his beloved and avenged sister.... the purity of that thought that he didn’t want to corrupt with money... and the music that starts just at that time ... wow ... tears come alone .... even after half a century
It's still very painful to me. He could stay with Manco since none of them had other friends or family waiting. It's like his life had no meaning after his revenge.
Right. Just look what happening these days. Those Idiots BLM and liberal democrats.
I totally feel the same. I only wished they emphasized this a bit more in the movie. I like in the German version how he replies "i don't want to earn anything in this thing".. meaning better because of sis revenge
thats absolute the point of the movie!!
True, very good explanation comment
You can just tell van Cleef was going to win, not just because of him being the hero, but you could see it in his eyes and body language. No hesitation, full determination. He knew he was going to win, as he had something to fight for which Indio never truly had.
I think Indio wished of death, but his wild personality just couldn't accept an easy quit
Indio truly lost that time because the thing he wanted to fight for was already lost.. back in the past he was already crazy, but he died inside when she died. After it was just a matter of time, he was terrifying, but dead inside. And Gian Maria Volonté acted it in a marvelous way.
And probably because he had heard the tune so many times
@@ElStink4K That too! But that only emphasises how close van Cleef was with his sister, in contrast to Indio.
Indio's whole ploy was that he had advantage knowing when the music ends. Facing the one guy who this handicap didn't apply on, on even ground after the Colonel got a gun too, Indio knew full well he was done for. Excellent writing that the bad guy wasn't really that good, and he knew it, he was a slimy cheater and got the perfect comeuppance.
"No old man. I thought I was having trouble with my adding. It's alright now" - Last line perfection.
I always found it funny that these movies were bankrolled by German money, shot in Spain, directed by an Italian with mostly Italian actors who spoke next to no English with just the one or two American actors and these spaghetti movies were the first to depict a more realistic and believable Old West, before this an American western starred John Wayne or Randolph Scott and were totally devoid of realism and the dirt, hardship and the general nitty gritty of the wild west. The spaghetti westerns were the first that felt more believable.
+John Maddin It turns out that big budget doesn't bring everything to the table, good directing/acting does.
ye just to understand that all hollywood movies are bullshit
Well, as I've said many times before on this topic - In this world, there are two kinds of Westerns, my friend; those directed by Sergio Leone and starring Clint Eastwood and those that aren't.
partly right, but golden age of american western movies was in the 50's where heroism and manichaeism were the rule, but in the 60's we started to see some more realistic american productions just like The Magnificent 7 but it is right that S.Leone gave a new start and abreath of fresh air to a fossilised genre
HA! You obviously don't have a clue about the real west. This film is an abomination of everything that went before it.
Ennio Morricone's score made this great ending legendary.
More more
Its all came together, actors, directing, score, sweet revenge...magic
I am from Yemen how much I liked this great series
Sergio Leone was a master story teller.
After avenging his beloved sister in the duel, Col. Douglas Mortimer is leaving on horseback with his back silhouetted against the sunset over the dry, barren land......the loneliest figure in the movies I've ever seen.
I agree so much! This ending made me so sad.... Why didn't he stay with Manco? Mortimer is the only true friend he made in the entire series, and it's not like any of them had family waiting for them... It's like his life ended after he got his revenge. Still hard for me....
What about John Wayne at the end of the Searchers 🤔
@@nisiriti I, also, wish I could have seen their next partnership. But now Colonel had avenged his sister on Indio, I'm afraid it may have been rather difficult to make the next drama.
@@papapabs175 The man walking alone away into the wilderness does seem to be bitterly lonely... in contrast to the family rejoicing to have just been united with the lost daughter at last.
@@nisiriti to be precise, the name of Eastwood is "monco" and it means "without-a-hand"
The final scene is absolutely timeless - simply as good as cinema can get
Andrew, I agree with you wholeheartedly. It doesn't get any better, and it hasn't since. Which is why I always end up here! Deadly.
the framing in the cinematography is impeccable
The only timeless thing on this planet is the atoms themselves, sadly.
@@jimnewcombe7584 And here you are again, nit picking.🙄
The sheer brilliance of Sergio leone,and the score by Morricone,all through his music the watch chimes are still there.
I'm astonished at the musical quality emanating from that pocket watch. It's practically orchestral. The jeweller is to be congratulated on their skill.
Nice one. Some heavenly sounds there.😇 I'm equally astonished by the photographer's choice of the girls' picture on both watches when one belonged to her brother.😄
@@ericmcfadzean4104 if I remember correctly. one was her fiancée's and one was hers (engagement gifts). Bad guy here took the husbands(with her pic) after killing them. Lee took his sisters' but probably replaced the picture (who would go around walking with a pic of your sisters BF?)
@@FrostBeardy Interesting theory. Had a look back at some of the scenes again. Even slightly more puzzling as the Colonel identified the boy and girl as brother and sister after the shootout with Indio. 🤔
@@ericmcfadzean4104 did you not notice that Mortimer's watch chimes were not only orchestral, but also lasted longer than the chimes playing from Indio's stolen watch?
There's more action and drama looking at their faces close up then there is in all the CGI Transformers movies put together. I miss the old days of maximising impact from the little things. THIS is cinema.
It was typical of the Italian movies to concentrate on the faces. Leone mixed it with the western genre and it worked magnificently. It was like the random discovery of chocolate and peanut butter on bread.
Funny that these really are my favoirite trilogy, & the 1st transformers are my second favoirite trilogy!
What an acting by Gian mario volonte. I think he deserved an oscar with 2 roles in dollar trilogy
And he nailed them both!
I can’t begin to explain how well this movie has aged
And that my friends is why this film is an absolute bona Fida classic
The best ending duel to any Western ever.
This and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly has the best ending duels ever!
The ending of this film is a masterpiece ... entertainment which you can never tire of
As much as I love for a few dollars and the good the bad the ugly once a upon a time in the west has the best ending in my opinion
No. The good the bad and the ugly.
No...the good the bad and the ugly is without a doubt the best ever...epic...
In my opinion...the best of the three movies!
Lee Van Cleef , what a great great actor, Rest in Peace with Jesus by your side
Three masters of the art of acting demonstrating their talents together. Clint Eastwood's marble stoicism, Lees Van Cleef displaying an entire tense range of emotions using nothing but his facial expression and Gian Maria Volonte even managing to have a nervous sweat once his character realises he has lost the unfair advantage he always used and now has to face a skilled opponent on even ground. Fantastic scene!
that remind me in MAD MAX 1 when max just killed Bubba zanneti and try to get up with a hole in his leg and the expression of fury in his eyes ignoring the pain ... you can see that the toecutter his scared of his determintion, he hissed and he leave like a coward . this crazy big guys have no chance against a crazier one
And the other 2 masters at work here,who surpass even the actors. Leone and Morricone.
As a landscape photographer I marvel at the skill and artistry that went into some of the scenes in this movie.... wow!
Shaun Merrigan 2-perf Techniscope in deep focus. That's no easy job!
No different to how they staged the moon landings in utah desert.
@@anyonebutme7880 based
@@gordonm7038 Bang-on! Exactly. Deep Focus was/is possible with 2-perf and wide angle lenses, as opposed to 35mm anamorphic, but it needs a LOT of skill to nail the exact focus and of course the framing and blocking are perfect here. Every bit as good as Kurosawa or Kubrick.
This movie was made in Spain. The deserts of Mallorca I think.
Three unforgettable actors of world cinema, an unforgettable movie until the apocalypse
What an amazing actor Lee Van Cleef was. Here he shows a caring, hurt good man but in The Good Bad Ugly he is a ruthless bad guy. Such a stark difference. I'm 39 and when i watched these movies as a kid I felt he was one of the most masculine men on screen. RIP to these greats.
Only in HD , I could see tears in El Indio’s eyes . Why so ? Never realized it all these years in our std TV sets . Dream to watch this in a movie hall someday “old man” 😅
The Italian composers through the ages capture human emotions as no other culture can. Love the food and music.
3 great actors, 1 great director, 1 great music composer ... I might go on for hours. This film is so perfect
One of the greatest endings of all time
the acting these days is incomparable to the pre 80s era. those movies had life in them. they has pure emotion. brilliant movie.
They told everything without out a single word.
HELL RISES AT NORTH GATES Exactly... I used to watch these movies with my dad when I was a kid, but it wasn't until I was an adult that I appreciated the true meaning and the feel of what the story and screenplay depicted and illustrated. (I am 33 now)
Russell Howell Same story here mate.
Russell Howell
Thsts right, no words, no help of any kind.. just their faces to work with, SUPERB. The hatred in Lee Van Cleef´s eyes.... no match in a movie.
"Pure cinema" as Hitchcock called it.
for real men...nothing more beautifullll than this
And not only for men.
These actors sadley lost they where old school never be actors like this again Clint’s still with us
The combination of Leone and Moriccone was unbeatable. As Ennio told some years before, he first made the music and then Leone made the movie scenes.
Growing up they were actually classmates.
Do you know that Ennio and Leone were classmates in Saint Cecilia Conservatory Italy!
This is indiputably the very best of the three Leone spaghetti western masterpieces and they are all great.
This movie is 💯 times better than today's CGI, SFX CRAP. These are the real classics from Hollywood and they live in our hearts forever.
This is not from Hollywood! It's an Italian movie directed by Sergio Leone and filmed in Spain!
Yes this is not Hollywood at all. It's an Italian western shot in Spain and Italy. The director Sergio Leone and the bad guy Gian Maria Volonte are Italian, some actors are Greek and German.
No more such god-like genuine creation nowadays.... I'm glad that I was born in 1971...
Couldn't agree more.
There is another Gunslinger in this scene. His name is ENNIO MORRICONE. His Weapon Killer Music!!!!
His music kills weapons???
In order of ''Coolness'' 3), Clint Eastwood 2), Lee Van Cleef Ladies and Gentlemen,, the winner is, 1), Gian Maria Volonté
Volonté was another incredible 'eyes' actor. His ability to project emotions and feelings into scenes just by his eyes was world-class.
Most poetic scene in any western ever
What a movie. What a soundtrack. Great actors, great Sergio Leone.
Clint Eastwood! Lee Van Cleef! Sergio Leone! Ennio Morricone! They captured lightning in a bottle! Bravo!
Truth....
@@jazzfusioner9840 They captured lightning in a bottle with mix of talents.
Volonte was just as important. too many casuals forget him....or do not know who he was.
It's said that the best scene is from the final of The good the bad and the ugly, but in my opinion THIS is the best scene of the cinema history.
@Carletto F......"Once Upon a Time in the West" is a mind blowing final....Sergio and Ennio sprinkling the magic.....
"Try this", "Now we start", "Bravo", "My Gun?", "Maybe next time...", "27!": just some of the most epic lines in cinema history...
Many spectators don't know Gian Maria Volonte , he was one of the best actor in Italy and in this movie too , so psycotic and obsessive in his own style !!!
That's why I love westerns
One of the best movies of all time....
Absolutely - every so often when i have seen a film of whatever type finish with a poor ending I come back to watch this - it has everything including humour; pathos; brutality; justice and a sense of nostalgia
Fantastic films and music
The sunset he rides off into is amazing cinematography. By the time he gets to the hills it'll be dark! ⛺🎪
“Very careless of you old man. Try this... Now we start” ....
Lee Van Cleef and Clint Eastwood what brilliant partners .Fast on guns ,smart ,and brave ,cold faces ,never mad highly concentrated to take justice in their hands and finished their task's right on spot quickly with not much talk .So good so impressive acting and this is movie like more valuable then any gold and any treasure . Something like this can be seen only once in the life time.
Don't forget the great interpretation of Gian Maria Volontè.
Im 60 here in 2024 and watched this movie guessing 6+ times probably more. I watched this and many other Clint clips a gazillion times and it just never gets old. This era is so gone and never gonna be anything like it ever😢
I get shivers every time I watch this… same as I did the first time in 1967.
This film is 50 years old now. It's cool how Clint Eastwood and Morricone are still with us. Not the others though I know, but their memory lives with us.
The gates of heaven just opened for Signor Morricone about a week ago
why aren't there directors like sergio leone at the moment to create masterpieces like this.
Three great actors.
this is by far my favourite from the trilogy... the acting is amazing especially between indio and the Colonel... the Outlook from indio opening the watch and the Colonel in the background is one of the best scenes ever Shot... and as for the ending... i always thought indio never shot back at the Colonel when he sat up at the end... because deep down he was haunted by what he did... and knew the Colonel was in the right... a Masterpiece from start to finish 👏👏👏
I know that most people think that the Good the Bad and the Ugly was the best part of the trilogy...but damn, i love this movie! The performances, it's storyline and the legendary music by Ennio Morricone... I believe this is the best "Dollars" film ever!
Now we start
Perfect
Absolute cinema classic. Sound and vision Brilliance 👏👏👏
Iconic. Now timeless. (Oct-2021)
12 DISLIKES are in the back of the wagon !
It seems you're having trouble with your adding! I'm counting 16 poor souls.
Das TIER Bravo!
Outstanding!!!
@@djordjeblaga7815 lol lol
I count a few assholes more . 244 at this date . We gonna need a biguest wagon . But the adding its geting better ⏳🔫💰
The look in lee van cleef’s eyes when thé second bell is coming is incredible Now WE start.....
I love every time Van Cleef plays a good guy, suits him more imo.
These 3 actors will be remembered for their absolutely perfect performances in the film just a masterpiece
A lot of folks say the final duel in "The good, the bad, and the ugly" is the best of the trio, but honestly for me this one blows it out of the water. There's so much emotion just going into the duel, when El Indio emerges and the hate you have for him, his trickery and cruelness, putting Van Cleef through the pain of his torturous duel ritual. And then the realisation and the sadness in Van Cleef's eyes as he realises he'll never make it. No gunman could ever lose in Indio's position, let alone a skilled one. A final few moments to contemplate his quest for vengeance, to avenge his sister, and how he has failed, before being shot down. And then the confusion, shortly followed by a resounding sense of justice as Eastwood steps into the fray to adjudicate. The salvation on Van Cleef's face and a renewed murderous rage, the fear on El Indio's as he realises he now faces a square duel, and he knows Van Cleef is a better, faster shot. That wonderful shake of the head from Eastwood to say without words that he won't stand for a cheat, you'll fight like men. And then lastly as the duel comes to it's conclusion, the wry thankful grin of van Cleef. Eastwood has stepped in to save him, but he won't get between him and his mark. Instead he offers his own gun, and in turn the satisfaction of finally getting the prize he's been after this whole time. To face down El Indio, Manu a Manu.
Great breakdown!
Am I the only one who is concerned that one of those bounty corpses will fall off the wagon?
No. I was worried I was shouting out mentally SHUT THE DOOR OF THE CART PLEASE!!!!😂
@@peterhodges6731 yeah but the dead legs are in the way
Eh eh... i too ...
If you compare 9:00 with 9:40 you'll see that one corpse has been hitched further into the wagon.
Possible
Ennio Morricone es sin duda el mayor compositor italiano desde la muerte de Giacomo Puccini en 1924. El nivel y la variedad de sus composiciones lo sitúan en el panteón absoluto de la música del siglo XX y principios del XXI. Pertenece a ese círculo muy pequeño de artistas cuya muerte el mundo literalmente parece haber disminuido de valor. Descanse en paz Maestro y gracias.
Sou brasileiro. Na minha opinião ele é o maior entre todos do século XX até a presente data. O mais inventivo e multifacetado do século XX e do início do XXI, nenhum outro criou como ele neste período. Está no pequeno panteão de Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Vivaldi, Tchaikovski, Chopin, Schubert e o próprio Puccini citado pelo senhor, e alguns poucos mais.
Non solo italiano, ma mondiale
Es verdad desde España
El y Sergio Leone fueron compañeros y amigos desde el colegio.
Less than $1M and it's infinitely better than majority of movies made today
My all-time favorite scene: not just in a western, but in any movie portrayal of the American southwest. The short scene of Colonel Mortimer riding away into the sunset with the theme song beginning with whistle, mouth-harp, and guitar, defines America in its truest form perfectly.
One of the greatest scenes in movie history. An absolute faultless masterpiece.
The music is phenomenal , I was a kid when I went with my dad to watch this film, I could not remove the music from my head for few months.
A masterclass in how to build up tension with very very little. Genius stuff.
Oh man I wish Leone was still alive. He made some kick ass movies. The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly is one of my favorites. I love his westerns over any others. Just the world he creates that's beautiful yet sadistic and brutal. Just incredible.
findmestudios He was working on a script on Stalingrad but died before he finish the script. That would have been a been a GREAT movie.
without him this film is nothing he took all the scene (gian maria volonte )
Gian Maria Volonté best Italian actor ever
The level of suspense in sergio leone' s western movies is crazy, even better than an horror movie 😂
When Manco sits and the camera zooms in.......best shot in cinema history in my opinion
To be face to face with your mortal enemy and on the brink of certain defeat. Then a plot twist unlike anything in movie history at the time, unfolds before you coupled with unparalleled music even to this day. This is what set Clint above John Wayne in my humble opinion.
That's why I prefer to watch classic movies like this one.I was 8 when I saw this one for the first time and For a few dollars after this with my father.After 2 days I watched with my father The Good,The Bad and The Ugly.They brought me good memories.And every time I'm at my parents house I like to watch one of those classics with my father.
Brings a tear to my eye when he returns for his homie
2:16 One of my favourite reveals in movie history. What a moment.
This and " the good, the bad and the ugly " duel