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It's not a locket. It's a pocket watch.

How about Eli Wallach? He speaks English too.

"When you gotta shoot, shoot, don't talk!"

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Has anyone mentioned that 'Fistful of Dollars' is based on the Akira Kurosawa film 'Yojimbo'? It's a western remake of a great samurai film! Yojimbo is my favorite Kurosawa film and the main character, also without a concretely discernible name, is just as basass as Clint Eastwood's man with no name. Toshiro Mifune is just as intimidating! Worth checking out!

Honestly the good the bad the ugly is my least favorite of the dollars trillogy, I think Tuco got way to much screentime, i think Blondie deserved more and Angel Eyes despite being the most interesting character is got no screentime, also it feels like a civil war movie with a cowboy subplot instead of the other way round

The gothic tone in the soundtrack in For A Few Dollars More is because they're in a church, the church organ plays in the music.

Great Video, i hope to rewatch the trilogy again soon💙

I've always been more interested in westerns than most millennials. The Good The Bad and The Ugly is one of those movies I watched often in my teens.

The algo needs to do its thing and spread this around, because this editing is top notch.

Why is there only 500 views? Great work!

Good Eats was my childhood, I remember wandering into the dark living room with the Food Channel on late at night and Alton Brown just bopping around doing his thing. Think I can remember most of the science he taught better than all of middle school.

Alton is so iconic and this show was so creative and engaging. Thank you for this tribute 🙏

good eats but in the title voice

I was a theater kid who had a love of cooking. I wanted to be Alton Brown when I grew up

I prefer this music score the best, gothic tone and all

Got my chemistry Masters watching good eats

About Clint Eastwood shooting at Mortimer's hat and "missing." He didn't miss. His gun was out of range, while Mortimer's gun still was.

My favourite of the trilogy is definitely for a few dollars more. As to the organ, gothic version of El Indio, played in the first locket duel, I thought it was fantastic. It took place in a church, so it made sense in some way, and it also just captured Indio's darkness so well. Also you thought it was the locket making the music for some reason... No. The locket has the simple melody it plays, and then it shifts to non diagetic music. This is very obvious, I really don't know why you'd think otherwise...

Not sure if anyone mentioned this but I’ll throw it out there anyway. The trilogy is actually told in reverse. The proper watch sequence is The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, For a Few Dollars More, then finally A Fist Full of Dollars. Blondie acquires his famous poncho in 3, and in 1 he says “so long”. Also, in aFFoD when he saves the couple from Indio, they ask him why. He then explains that he once knew someone who was in a similar situation, but no one was there to help. He’s referring to Col. Douglas Mortimer’s sister and her husband.

I'm sure that any one who watches the Masters on TV would not care about "60 minutes". Just pointing out this triviality (even if it is fake) is funny enough.

I like A Few Dollars More a lot but once that Nosferatu-ass type beat hit, I knew I reached enlightment and this is what cinema is all about

He thought he’d just drop the age of empires 3 music at the end of the video and we wouldn’t notice…

A guy I know lent me the trilogy. Yes, all starring the same guys and yes all directed by the same guy… and yes, all westerns. But I think we get our hopes up thinking these are a trilogy narrative, but rather a trilogy in the sense of spiritual successors. Having finally watching part 3 today. I can say I enjoyed all three, the stories are simple enough easy to understand, nothing too confusing. Great movies, and I agree, Lee Van Cleef really steals it. Either as the the veteran bounty hunter, or the sly bad guy, he was awesome

IMO for a few dollars more was the most captivating

I didn't dig Fist Full of Dollars

For A Few Dollars More is prob my fav western in general 💖 Mortimer and The Man With No Name r a fun duo that steal every scene in the movie, Indio is an intimidating and brutal criminal mastermind, the amazingly gorgeous settings, its jus got everything i adore in both a movie and a western

how do you like this for a twist in order of watching is the good the bad and the ugly, for a few dollars more and a fistful of dollars.

Since they are in a church when the "gothic" music plays, I find it perfectly fitting.

Bob Robertson was on the credits but I’m sure your watching restored versions and all the spoke different languages as the films were joint productions of Italian, German and sometimes France producers who would insist on a popular actor in their prospective countries, Marion Koch spoke German, Eastwood English some others spoke Spanish and this is why Italians shoot MOS. Cheezy and campy are two words I never thought I never thought id hear someone say about these films. Ghost towns?! A ghost town is an abandoned town. These are small towns. You are aware that there were no large cities in the southwest. The first film is essentially a remake of Kurosawa’s Yojimbo. I never once heard anyone say that Dollars More had a bad soundtrack. In closing you might want to stick to cliched superhero films and Disney cartoons.

I like the first one

Few Dollars More is My favorite,.. film AND soundtrack. #1's story is too tedious #3 is too grandiose (and "ugly's" comedic tone is irritating). The whistling and the locket chime motifs in #2 soundtrack raise it far above the others. #2 also has the coolest ending of any movie ever ("No Old Man. Thought I was having trouble with my adding. It's all right now")

No mention of Kurosawa and the fact that The Fistful is a frame by frame copy of the Yojimbo?

Dollar trilogy is some of my favorite movies of all time! What I find really interesting that doesn’t get talked about as much is the fact that he used the same sets, the same actors and props and costumes and basically made 3 different movies. They are all similar and progress in style, story and length. Also the soundtracks gradually become better and more epic which each film finally leading up the classic song playing during the final scene in the cemetery of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. But the stories and characters aren’t connected. You notice things like “Oh in this movie he’s a bandit, but in the next movie he’s a preacher!” Also the fact that the protagonist is the same actor for the first two movies, even though he dies in the first movie. No other director has done this that I’m aware of?? I find this approach to filmmaking just incredible and very creative!

I apologise for my recent comment, I just wanted to suggest that you LISTEN and watch a movie before you judge. Turn off the iPhone and ENGAGE!!! 😊

Your punk ass genz visual isn't transmitted, 😅 get a life😮

I disagree with much of what you’ve said

Clint could not hit Van Cleef because Van Cleef had walked out of the range of Clint’s gun. Thats why Sergio shows the bullets hitting the ground at Lee’s feet. Van Cleef had a more powerful long barrel gun that’s why he could shoot Clint’s hat off at the same distance.

I call the man with no name "Clint".

Tuco probably gave the best advice in any movie that countless characters have not learned. If you're going to shoot then shoot , don't talk .

In “for a few dollars more”, Lee Van Cleef’s character uses a gun with a long barrel, which is why Clint Eastwood couldn’t shoot him in the hat shooting duel. I think guns have certain range depending on the type 🤷‍♀️ (specifically) don’t quote me on that though I’m Australian 😅. Lee Van Cleef’s character was testing how far the range of Clint Eastwoods character’s gun can shoot. Which can also be seen at the beginning 13:48 when Lee van Cleef was catching his first bounty. Also loved the video 👍

The correct way to watch them is in reverse order

Of these three films For A Few Dollars More is my favorite of the three. The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly is to long for its own good. And Fistful drags to much for my tastes. And when I think of Western music I think the music from the final dual in For A Few Dollars More. The Pocketwatch chimes are iconic.

Schmuck !!! Eli Wallach also did his voice, in English in GBU.

I can't be the only one that finds Fistiful of Dollars the best of the trilogy

Poor reviews

Once Upon a Time in the West wasn’t part of the trilogy, but it’s one Leone’s best films.

You forget one thing is that those film where made in the 60s they didn't have the same quick-paced as now. Now a film like this will make no views in our days. And when clint can't shoot lee van cleef on the street is not because he can't shoot, its because he was to faraway.

I like all three but The Good The Bad and The Ugly is a masterpiece. It just can't be beat.

Thanks for a well written and respectful review of some of my favorite movies of all time, The Good,The Bad and The Ugly could be my favorite of all time. I recommend High Plains Drifter. It's unnerving and unflinching in its barbarism and brutality,but man,the lines are blurred and this one will really make you think long after it's over.