That music,what a score!!! When the 3 have their standoff near the end,you know something will happen, but what,when,and to who,the tension that music creates is mind blowing!!!
I watched this movie when i was about 6 or 7, circa 1970..... in the splendor of the big screen, at an open field in my hometown. In those days, we can't afford to buy tickets to go to the cinema. What a joy. Shahrrul, from Malaysia.
This is definitely the best film ever made in the history of world cinema. Sergio leone wrote a script far ahead of its time, and ennio Morricone composed the cowboy music that remains in our minds with all his soul. Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach were the most suitable and suitable actors to take part in this film. I even once came across an article in which no make-up was applied to the actors during the shooting of this film. So it's a completely natural and super film. There is never a contrived scene. It's a film that breaks clichés and stereotypes. The cowboy tradition is an old tradition. It means shepherd in Spanish, but in the wild west it's a different story. The last and greatest of the Sergio Leone dollar trilogy films. People who do not watch this film once in their lives and do not know of its existence should never say that they are cinema lovers and art lovers. This is real art, real music, real masterpiece. May God have mercy on the souls of all the artists who took part in these films and are not alive now. From the producer staff to the actors and the set crew, we owe gratitude for leaving us such beautiful productions that we still love to watch even today. Right now? I don't think so. I don't think so. Such a film will never be made and there are no talented and natural actors to write, direct and act in it. Love from Turkey.
In my opinion one of the best scenes in the movies of all time. Maybe the greatest mix between music, scene, photography, acting and direction. This is a Master Class of 22.54 min.
@@opaguiar idk, it's not that. I am a girl and I love this movie to bits. It's a masterpiece. I guess that some people just don't have a taste at all, which is truly sad
It was probs for the best Jay. Clint....Lee Van Cleef and a shootout in a Graveyard.....what more doe sshe want?? "There are 2 kinds of people in the world Jay...those with loaded guns and those who dig" - keep your powder dry Big Man 😎. Stay strong....hope you have moved on
This last part is not a film, it is an opera. It is a total masterpiece. Great Sergio Leone and perfect Ennio Morricone created something extraordinary and unique.
This majestic brilliance was being broadcast on mainstream television in late sixties and early seventies. Well maybe throught the seventies and parts of the eighties maybe some nineties. But there not any more.
I’ve always liked how Blondie bested them both by not telling them the exact grave knowing full well he could be betrayed. That scene when Van Cleef showed up threatening to shoot him was priceless. You do have to earn that kind of money
Thank god, or may I say you, for uploading this. I tried watching the movie but it always wouldn't load past 2:55:33, before Blondie takes aim. Thank you man
I can't describe how much love I have for this film since I've watched it on VHS in the late 80s at age 12. The music/cinematography/rawness of the western days and of course, the performances by the 3 main characters. 10/10
Just can't stop laughing ,at the way "Blondie" blasted Tuco with the cannon ,into the cemetery ...making him dig ...and still used him for ,one last shooting practice ,..😂 😂 😂
I wonder how much it costed the producer for that historic scene while now movies with tenth of millions dollar but they can not reach that level at all
I don't know the price, but I know Leone initially wanted to have 10.000 graves. They only ended up with a little more than half of that, but all of them are built by hand. The site still exists somewhere in Spain. A bunch of volunteers restored it a few years ago and it's open for everyone to come visit - no entrance fee.
Also love how The Bad almost brains Tuco with his tossed shovel... Good had to actually care for Tuco...to some degree...he did leave him half the loot..albeit in one of the busted up sacks!....Tuco ONLY tried to shot at Bad, cuz he knew he was his and Good's enemy. When I was a kid I always wondered how Tuco spent the rest of that day...getting out of that rope around his hands, re-burying the loot, finding a new canvas sack, and a horse...maybe a bath finally? It's a full day! LOL...Bad was a fool to take that deal, since he had to know both Good and Ugly would be gunning for him...if he THOUGHT about it, he would have to realize that the gold had to be IN PROXIMITY to Arch Stanton..and probably not that complicated...Next to, or "1 up and 2 over"....SOMETHING...a mere matter of digging...and two can dig faster than one.
What a climax, what a classic. In fact it has an interesting metaphor, two ( not three, Tuco's gun wasn't loaded) facing one another, each holding mutually assured destruction with a mass grave as the prize... Love this and love the man with no name.
The greatest finale of any film... a TRIPLE finale really..as Tuco hunts for the grave, all the elements come together, the blurring tombstones..the speed and music..Tuco's increasing desperation...I get chills when it all comes to a crashing end at Arch Stanton... Then the buildup to the gunfight and IT ends not with a flurry, but just one shot. Then the hanging scene Just brilliant.
Just try to tell some producer today that the final scene of your movie has the protagonists litreally staring at each other for 10 minutes w/o doing nothing! We defy you!
Im so glad the Japanese masterpeice Yojimbo was made because if not the three greatest westerns of all time may not of been made by Leone , absolutely genius
Not one of my favorites (I'm not a Western fan at all), but I still like it, and it's a great ending. But I don't understand one thing. I don't want to say it ruins the entire scene, but it bothers me a lot that both the Good and the Bad tell the Ugly to dig and toss shovels towards him, even though there is clearly no more digging to do. Why??
I take your point sow u suspect with a six Dutch gold beers pass the roman General mark Anthony should turn up and 36 feet deep exactly korrect redd robbearrithe dub six irl
Bu müziği Meral Akşener'in masaya geri döndüğü gün her şey güzel olacak diye totem yaptım ve 3 saat durmadan dinledim ve sonunda millet ittifakı masadan güçlenerek kalktılar arkadaşlar
I saw this film when it was first released in the cinemas in the states. I was 16. It blew everyone's minds, a whole new style even compared with the 1st two in the trilogy, plus it was nearly three hours long. People left the theater stunned.
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Goosebumps everytime. Leone was a genius.
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Everytime I watch this, they don't make I'm like this anymore
The world doesn't make such wonderful western classics anymore. RIP Morricone!
I feel so sorry that people who died before 1966 they couldnt have seen a masterpiece like this
I feel sorry for those born since who haven't/won't ever enjoy this work of art.
@Feidhlimidh Macanaltha Today's youth only enjoy films that are made like Video Games
@Jeffrey Kaufmann and many adults too, I'm afraid.
Yoooooo this comment 💀.
I have to say that I agree 😅.
@@feidhlimidhmacanaltha3644 don't worry, there's hope.
The eyes 👀 says it all with this tense and iconic scene .
R I P Sergio Leone
R I P Ennio Moriconne
R I P Lee Van Cleef & Eli Wallach ❤❤❤❤
the good has survived..
Eastwood
And soon it's Eastwood too :(
That music,what a score!!! When the 3 have their standoff near the end,you know something will happen, but what,when,and to who,the tension that music creates is mind blowing!!!
I watched this movie when i was about 6 or 7, circa 1970..... in the splendor of the big screen, at an open field in my hometown.
In those days, we can't afford to buy tickets to go to the cinema.
What a joy.
Shahrrul, from Malaysia.
This is definitely the best film ever made in the history of world cinema.
Sergio leone wrote a script far ahead of its time, and ennio Morricone composed the cowboy music that remains in our minds with all his soul.
Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach were the most suitable and suitable actors to take part in this film.
I even once came across an article in which no make-up was applied to the actors during the shooting of this film. So it's a completely natural and super film. There is never a contrived scene. It's a film that breaks clichés and stereotypes. The cowboy tradition is an old tradition. It means shepherd in Spanish, but in the wild west it's a different story. The last and greatest of the Sergio Leone dollar trilogy films. People who do not watch this film once in their lives and do not know of its existence should never say that they are cinema lovers and art lovers. This is real art, real music, real masterpiece. May God have mercy on the souls of all the artists who took part in these films and are not alive now. From the producer staff to the actors and the set crew, we owe gratitude for leaving us such beautiful productions that we still love to watch even today. Right now? I don't think so.
I don't think so. Such a film will never be made and there are no talented and natural actors to write, direct and act in it.
Love from Turkey.
Watch the detailed analysis of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on my channel!
the only thing I don't like about this movie is the fact that I can never see it for the first time again
Not just a duel, a triel. Not just a movie, a catharsis.
In my opinion one of the best scenes in the movies of all time. Maybe the greatest mix between music, scene, photography, acting and direction. This is a Master Class of 22.54 min.
هذا المشهد الموثر لقد عدته مشاهدته اكثر من عشرات المرات وكأنه أشاهده اول مره
Every time I watch this movie my mind is filled with energy and emotion.
What a masterpiece, morricone absolute genius.
As close to perfect as cinema can get.
My ex-girlfriend said this was boring, it was then I knew we weren't gonna make it
Sadly your ex girlfriend has no taste in movies.
I never met a woman who likes this. I don't think they exist. At most you will find one who pretends to like
@@opaguiar idk, it's not that. I am a girl and I love this movie to bits. It's a masterpiece. I guess that some people just don't have a taste at all, which is truly sad
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It was probs for the best Jay. Clint....Lee Van Cleef and a shootout in a Graveyard.....what more doe sshe want?? "There are 2 kinds of people in the world Jay...those with loaded guns and those who dig" - keep your powder dry Big Man 😎. Stay strong....hope you have moved on
I hope that they never try to remake this or the rest of the trilogy.
These three, Eastwood, Wallach, van Cleef, were the perfect actors for their respective roles in this movie. Perfect!
This last part is not a film, it is an opera. It is a total masterpiece. Great Sergio Leone and perfect Ennio Morricone created something extraordinary and unique.
Masterpiece as a film and great music by Enio Moricone!!
Not enough words can describe my love for this movie. Loved it at age 12, still do, always will.
It's on tubi now. I watch it every night. Lol
There's still talented people who want to make this quality of cinematic experience.
To this day.
Goosebumps and great acting. A weekly watch ❤️
Absolutely love this film ,love every moment in this cinematic masterpiece ❤
interesting detail, from 6:36 onwards Angel Eyes is leaning on one of the tombs, subtly foreshadowing the tragic (and deserved) fate of the character
This majestic brilliance was being broadcast on mainstream television in late sixties and early seventies. Well maybe throught the seventies and parts of the eighties maybe some nineties. But there not any more.
I’ve always liked how Blondie bested them both by not telling them the exact grave knowing full well he could be betrayed. That scene when Van Cleef showed up threatening to shoot him was priceless. You do have to earn that kind of money
This film goes beyond genius..a supernatural film by sergio..x
Thank god, or may I say you, for uploading this. I tried watching the movie but it always wouldn't load past 2:55:33, before Blondie takes aim. Thank you man
6 years later and you liked my comment under an hour??? Jesus man, have a nice evening. Or day. Or afternoon I dunno 😘
I can't describe how much love I have for this film since I've watched it on VHS in the late 80s at age 12. The music/cinematography/rawness of the western days and of course, the performances by the 3 main characters. 10/10
The best fuckin' movie.
Just can't stop laughing ,at the way "Blondie" blasted Tuco with the cannon ,into the cemetery ...making him dig ...and still used him for ,one last shooting practice ,..😂 😂 😂
What a great way to light a smoke. Striking the match against your hardened callous fingers
I wonder how much it costed the producer for that historic scene while now movies with tenth of millions dollar but they can not reach that level at all
I don't know the price, but I know Leone initially wanted to have 10.000 graves. They only ended up with a little more than half of that, but all of them are built by hand. The site still exists somewhere in Spain. A bunch of volunteers restored it a few years ago and it's open for everyone to come visit - no entrance fee.
Greatest achievement in human history
Also love how The Bad almost brains Tuco with his tossed shovel...
Good had to actually care for Tuco...to some degree...he did leave him half the loot..albeit in one of the busted up sacks!....Tuco ONLY tried to shot at Bad, cuz he knew he was his and Good's enemy.
When I was a kid I always wondered how Tuco spent the rest of that day...getting out of that rope around his hands, re-burying the loot, finding a new canvas sack, and a horse...maybe a bath finally?
It's a full day!
LOL...Bad was a fool to take that deal, since he had to know both Good and Ugly would be gunning for him...if he THOUGHT about it, he would have to realize that the gold had to be IN PROXIMITY to Arch Stanton..and probably not that complicated...Next to, or "1 up and 2 over"....SOMETHING...a mere matter of digging...and two can dig faster than one.
Шедевр на века, доллоровая трилогия лутчшая!
6:25 The way Angel Eyes appears 🥶
My top favorite movie ever
These 23 minutes have never been bested by any other scene in movie history!
It's just cinematic perfection!
Just a masterpiece. Nothing else. I have to visit that place some day.
Goosebumps. The movie is up there with the likes of the Godfather, Tony Montana and the likes.
Goosebumps everytime when I hear the mean theme
What a climax, what a classic. In fact it has an interesting metaphor, two ( not three, Tuco's gun wasn't loaded) facing one another, each holding mutually assured destruction with a mass grave as the prize... Love this and love the man with no name.
Super movie I miss 28 yrs can't watch this movie
Sensacional!!!!!!!!
This colour corrected version is soo different...
You can go there now. Highly recommended pilgrimage. Its in Northern Spain near Burgos
On the bucket list!
Movie for eternity. Great!
Cinema gold!
no words to desctibe this movie finale
Greatest of all time
21:32 one of the most fucking gorgeous ending scenes among the best scene endings of all time
100 % agree!
1:01 "The Ecstasy of Gold" plays 🎸
4:31
The greatest finale of any film... a TRIPLE finale really..as Tuco hunts for the grave, all the elements come together, the blurring tombstones..the speed and music..Tuco's increasing desperation...I get chills when it all comes to a crashing end at Arch Stanton...
Then the buildup to the gunfight and IT ends not with a flurry, but just one shot.
Then the hanging scene
Just brilliant.
It only works, if at all, seen as a parody of westerns. It's chock full of western tropes. Leone said as much himself.
20:38 Nameless guy, the trollest cowboy of all the history
Best movie ending ever
I’ve always wondered why Blondie made Tuco dig up the grave knowing nothing was in it. Was he going to bury him in there?
the last 22 minutes of cinema masterpice
Crow had perfect sense of timing.
Give that dog an oscar
2024 from myanmar
How are the music pieces used called?
Just try to tell some producer today that the final scene of your movie has the protagonists litreally staring at each other for 10 minutes w/o doing nothing! We defy you!
Im so glad the Japanese masterpeice Yojimbo was made because if not the three greatest westerns of all time may not of been made by Leone , absolutely genius
great scene
tarantino inspiration
Tuco got his half of the gold but no horse to transport it on and/or nothing else to transport it on 😂😂
Tuco will definitely bury the money in one of the graves then go after Blondie. Never trusted even to the end. What a character.
Yeah..dig the money back in the grave..go back to the bridge..steal horse..pick up the money again and then go kill Blondie!
06:30 Entry Of The Devil 😂😂🤣🤣 And The Look Of Their Face🤔🧐🧐
The good and ugly are bff they both point and shoot the bad😊😊
Sad Hill cemetery, northern Spain
8:38 the guitar tune sounds not tuned well, but don't know how still perfect
It adds to the perfection lol
Its a wonder that this video still up 😂 22 minutes of movie footage?? In youtube? In this economy?
I'm not complaining tho 😁
В етом фильме как раз показана *американская дружба*. Когда дело касается денег то тебя предадут как предали многих
This movie is beyond genius
Not one of my favorites (I'm not a Western fan at all), but I still like it, and it's a great ending. But I don't understand one thing. I don't want to say it ruins the entire scene, but it bothers me a lot that both the Good and the Bad tell the Ugly to dig and toss shovels towards him, even though there is clearly no more digging to do. Why??
And we gave so much credit to Pancham Da for the BGM 🙄😥
Used to stay up late to watch reruns in the 80s. Fascinated me. Nothing even comes close.
Quando noi italiani facciamo qualcosa, la facciamo perché duri per sempre
tqvm
13:09😆
I take your point sow u suspect with a six Dutch gold beers pass the roman General mark Anthony should turn up and 36 feet deep exactly korrect redd robbearrithe dub six irl
epic
16:12 savage.
👑👑👑
15:00
13:30
What's with the awful color grade ?
It's good
Bu müziği Meral Akşener'in masaya geri döndüğü gün
her şey güzel olacak diye totem yaptım ve 3 saat durmadan dinledim ve sonunda millet ittifakı masadan güçlenerek kalktılar arkadaşlar
Can't believe there are people who are interested in this movie
it's one of the best western ever made
@@AXELJPOG remove "one of the"
@@joeyakathug5215 bro its considered as one of the greatest films of all time
in Empire 500 greatest films of all time list
it came in 25
@@RajeshKumar-wv5fp considering the shit people are eating nowadays are just CGI cake, it is a surprise
@@joeyakathug5215 yes it is an epic masterpiece
I saw this film when it was first released in the cinemas in the states. I was 16. It blew everyone's minds, a whole new style even compared with the 1st two in the trilogy, plus it was nearly three hours long. People left the theater stunned.
Сцена очень затянута. Сказка фантазия
The movie had the loveliest music. The graveyard had the best duel.
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