The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) | Cemetery Scene | MGM Studios
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- Tuco “The Ugly” (Eli Wallach) frantically searches through a Civil War-era graveyard for the name of a gravesite that is said to hold a fortune in gold treasure.
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)
Directed By: Sergio Leone
Screenplay by: Age-Scarpelli, Luciano Vincenzoni, Sergio Leone
Music by Ennio Morricone
Cast: Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, Aldo Giuffre, Mario Brega, Eli Wallach in the role of Tuco
Rated R
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This is possibly the best scene in any movie. Everything about it, Eli Wallch's performance, the amazing camerawork that gets more and more disorienting, and the Ecstasy of Gold is the best track on what is probably the best soundtrack ever. Every time I watch this movie I'm blown away by this scene, and I have the same feeling that made me fall in love with cinema.
Agreed💯%
Only to be topped by the next scene !! The trio !! By far and away the best last 15 minutes in movie history . By the moment Eli wallach enters the cemetery till the end credits , it’s pure anxiety, hair revising and ecstasy, dopamine release without equal in film.
Eli Welch should be cancelled for impersonating a Mexican
@@Sharpshooter649 Wth
go to Sad hill in Spain ....it's crazy the feeling 😍
When I saw this scene for the first time, believe me, I had goosebumps all over my body. It's my all time most most favourite movie. Loved it.
Its just too good. Made in 1965 and is timeless.
Goosebumps dog barking sound effect
One of the best scene ever filmed, the soundtrack makes it awesome!!!!
Some soundtracks in movies I find a bit tedious. But not in this film. Especially in the Cemetery scene which was just incredible. One of the greatest movies ever. The thing is it's timeless.
Everytime I have goosebumps
This has got to be one of the GREATEST scenes in movie history! RIP Eli Wallach!
RIP Eli Wallach and Ennio Morricone
As “bad” as he is, I loved Lee van Cleef in it too
Indeed RIP
The director decided to release his pet dog at the start of the take so it would be in the scene also, without Eli Wallach being aware of it. Eli's startled reaction at seeing the dog was genuine.
always wondered about that bit so did a little fact check on this and seems legit. somehow that scene adds a lot of effect but also where was that dog running to or what was it running after? did the director train the dog to take that path? an answer leading to many more questions. used to think that was just a random dog that photo bombed the scene and it was left in the take for budgetary reasons.
Sergio Leone caught lightning in a bottle when he made this movie! The acting, the music, the directing, everything is brilliant. It has a epic feel to it. How Leone shifts from serious moments to comedy without compromising the tone of the film by going overboard. It's a very funny film but its not a comedy, he gets the balance perfect. One of the top 5 to top 10 best movies ever made and definitely the best cowboy/ western film ever made.
Used to watch this movie over and over and over with my dad one of his favorites thanks folks have a great day
same here man what amazing times they were
It's crazy because no matter how many times you watch it, you see something different every time.
Yep. Same here.
Bro you won't believe I was about to write the same thing. I need not because I couldn't have put it better. He's dead now, but I sometimes listen to this to remember him. Those were good times.
I still get goosebumps at this scene and the final duel scene, even after 40+ years of watching.
Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone, and the three gunmen Tuco, Blondie and Sentenza. The perfect combo and absolute highlight of the Dollar trilogy. This epic western tale isn't just a movie, it's a MASTERPIECE, a class of its own.
Incredible score -good old days
Thank you Ennio Morricone, for your contributions to music.
Just saw this movie for the first time. This scene : goosebumps
I have loved this film for 40 plus years, but I wish I could go back to the first time I saw it on TV so I could have my mind blown again.
How Eli Wallach never got an Oscar for this movie is a disgrace
What else is new? Sam Jackson in Pulp Fiction, & Forrest Gump over Shawshank..sheesh
The oscars have never been about acting, they have always been agenda driven or give to in-fashion themes
An Oscar is not good enough for his incredible acting!
Arguably the best scene in the best film ever made. It’s hard to say which scene is the best as there are so many in this ground-breaking western. This film set a new standard for westerns; influenced and inspired many actors, directors and cinematographers. No one has managed to even close to this classic piece of cinema, but many have tried to replicate it. Director Sergio Leone (an Italian) created the myth that became the American West. The number of ‘western’ parodies are countless too!
Possibly my favorite scene from this movie. My favorite part is the very beginning when Tuco falls and stumbles upon the graveyard, and then the ecstasy of gold starts. It’s such a suspenseful scene.
Sometimes there’s no words. Just sit back and love this scene and take it all in.
This soundtrack had no business going this hard.
My favorite movie scene of al time. And that dog, he was a unplanned and Wallach just went with it.
He (Wallach) was terrified of dogs..
What did he do to the dog to make it yelp, or was that a added sound effect? The dog was clearly startled but he didn't touch it or throw anything at it. I wonder if he shouted at it.
That’s Sergio Leona’s dog. He reportedly released him to startle Eli who was afraid of dogs in an attempt to lighten up the scene. As with everything else in this perfect movie, it worked.
@@mrmeerkat1096 All three of the movies in the trilogy were actually filmed without audio and dubbed over in post (as was relatively common practice in Italy at the time, and an almost-necessity for Leone's directing style, which supposedly included shouting direction during takes and playing music to set the mood), so it's rather likely that they didn't do anything and yelp was simply added later for dramatic effect.
So beautiful, it’d almost makes you want to cry
Man i was born 2002 and i have gosebumbs even my parents dont know this movie
The greatest movie ever made 🍻
L' estasi dell'Oro / Ennio Morricone
Tuco/ Eli running between the graves looking for that one grave full of freedom/money.
Brilliant scene, music, acting, scenery.
How Eli Wallach did not win the Oscar for his portrayal of Tuco is criminal and the song the ecstasy of Gold is in so many commercials movies videos today it will live forever.
The entire score of this film is EPIC! The movie itself is one of my favorites of all time! This song particularly gives me goosebumps
The greatest song ever made was done by an Italian, for a Western set in America, filmed in Spain, for a scene where a polish man, pretending to be a Mexican, does a light jog through a grave yard for several minutes
True, very true.
I’m a dude playing a dude, disguised as another dude
collaboration they call it.
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I watched this with my dad and brothers in our living room back in the 70's, I was just a boy. All these years later THIS VERY SCENE STILL takes my breath away and humbles me feeling the anxiety, excitement, frustration and even fear that he won't find the grave. The music is so powerful, it slowly grows to an unbelievable tempo in which your mind is just racing.... just like Tuco's heart as he searches desperately for Arch Stanton's grave.
The music is what makes that scene. Brilliant.
we will never forget the dog
The dogs name was dirty Harry!
Chills every time, greatest scene in film history.
Eli should have got a n emmey award for this scene it's brilliant how through all the graves he has too run past he finally finds right on with the amount that's in there it must have been difficult
I have seen the film many times, but this unique scene with the unrepeatable Wallace, I've watched it hundreds of times listening the enchanting music of the great Ennio Morricone
Me too! I may have watched it over a thousand times as I adore it and it is 100% escapism!
This scene is one of the greats Eli owned every second 👏
Great scene. Music and everything.
It’s so heartbreaking when the camera moves back and you realise how many people died
There’s 5000 graves in that cemetery.
Probably the best scene ever to put to film bar none. The score is indelible.
R.I.P. Eli Wallach
(1915-2014)
Thumbs up to pay respects.
I just can't afford to stop watching this movie again and again, it is the best movie I have ever seen ,probably I watch it umpteen times may be above 100 times
God !! That music !!! Bravo to the great Ennio Morricone !!!!!!!!!!
Der beste Film der Trilogie. Auch nach Meinung des Regisseurs, Sergio Leone.
Rip ennio morricone
(1929-2020)
Best Western ever made!!!!
Absolutely!
oh God..this movie will live forever
I almost always knew the soundtrack, the film and its importance but I had never seen the film, until yesterday when I came to this scene I cried.
Love how Metallica plays this scene before their show.
I will never forget how brilliant all 3 were in this. Eli, Clint, Lee
Epic scene from an incredible movie.
Undoubtedly one of the greatest scenes in cinema history. The editing, music, cinematography, direction and Eli Wallach of course. Why it wasn't nominated in any of these categories is beyond me. Which film had better music that year?
Best WESTERN EVER
Arch Stanton's grave is still fairly new. At most it is two months old
Stunning in every way.
The first time I saw this scene it was a TH-cam clip like this, maybe even this very one. I never had seen the film. I did not see what was special in it. (The guy who showed it to me retorted that I had no soul.)
A few years later I saw the whole movie. With the added context of *how much the guy has gone through to get to this* the scene was amazingly moving.
Thanks to Ennio Morricone , makes this scene
Awesome music for an awesome movie.
Impressive combination of music and images👏👏!impressionante combinato di musica e immagini👏👏!.Mitico, cheers art in the world!!!🌏🌍🌎😊
That piece of music is simply magnificent.
This scene taught me that greed makes people pathetic.
Yes I see what you mean and greed also makes people INSANE !!
But what's with that voice that says "Arch...Stanton!" lol. That was never in the original.
Hi there my droogie
It's probably something for blind people
@@akira-qr4qm I think this is an East European translation. Blind people would have no clue what is happening for the first minutes.
Russian dub haha 😂 Incredibly comedic here.
@@akira-qr4qmI don't think you understand how blindness works.
Eli the best actor of the trio.
Used to have this as my ring tone when phones could record everything and set as .those were the days.
Il western più colossale e spettacolare della storia del cinema mondiale **
assisti esse filme pela primeira vez com meu irmão, não importa o tempo que passar jamais irei me esquecer desses momentos com ele
You don’t forget the special times you share with someone
Boa noite, um filmaço, fabuloso. Adorei o vídeo.
Best scene in cinema
That voice saying Arch Stanton ruined the clip. You can’t improve perfection.
It was for some East European release.
It’s russian
I Love you eli❤
EPIC SCENES & MUSIC 🇪🇸😎
1 person talked, but they didn't shoot.
I love this part
Tucco runs like such a girly girl in this scene...always makes me laugh.....🤣
I know what you mean. He wasn't an athlete but he was a master of his trade. There are two kinds of people in this World my friend. Those who are athletes and those who aren't.
It's TUCO BTW
Yo go run and frantically look after getting shot at for a PowerBall winning ticket idk how else u would deal with the panic
The best of on the best of the western
So we need a soundtrack for a scene where the character is running around the cemetery looking for the grave, could you do that?
Ennio morricone: say less
My heart goes out to the poor dog that Tuco scared
The great Ennio morricone
O melhor filme épico, melhor cena, lindo de mais!!! eu amo a trilha sonora.
A scene that taps into the existentialism of the 60s, transcends the film and, combined with the rousing music, is about the search for oneself, in essence ‘who am I’?
Why at 0:50 there is a pain bark of a doggo 😢
That's the fighting spirit. 😉
"But enough of this palaver
Let's get this show on the road"
It's just a scene of a guy running around a graveyard for 3 minutes.
Why is it so epic?
I'm assuming you haven't seen the whole movie
Trying to find this clip without the gunshot sound effect when tuco throws the paper, just going yyeea!
I have visited the place in spain it was so amazing to see the spot for real o:
Metallica concert last night , now I get it
One day I will make a pilgrimage to 'Sad Hill Cemetery' I actually told that to Clint Eastwood himself.
Cool! What did he say to that please?
@@louby9855 He said something to the effect that it was a nice area and to visit the coast as well.
Thanks Martin! I hope to visit Sad Hill Cemetary too one day. Amazing place!
It's so nice, people are dying to get in there.
Eli was my favorite in this movie.
3:28 I don't remember he saying the name, it was fade to black for commercial break on AMC channel. Good times.
The dog was looking for the gold too.
Before seeing the movie I recognized the tune from a commercial
0:48 Was the dog in the scene just random, or was it actually used leading up to this?
Everyone involved in this is great, but this scene is all about Morricone's score. Watch it without the music and you'll see. The score expresses ECSTACY, all right--it's not just about "Hey, we found the money!" It's about Wallach's character's OBSESSION with just getting the gold, which he'll spend in a few weeks, no doubt. And go look for more.
Ennio just grabbed the scene by the horns and dominated it.
This has my vote as the absolute greatest scene in cinema film history!
Can we all agree that this was us on easter morning finding are eggs
When you try to find your items before they despawn
I felt like running behind Tuco and find the name before he does.
This scene... Referrenced in Samurai Jack was... Omg was amazing
When was it referenced in Samurai Jack?
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Cena antológica de um filme antológico!
ادركت ان الحياة ما هى الا وهم وسراب ابحث وظل اجرى وابحث عن الوهم والسراب واظلم وفى النهاية القبر لى انا ولك انت والحساب ليس فى الدنيا ولكن فى الاخرة
This scene is all about the sound track, it would be nothing without it. I believe 20min or so until the end of movie
Right you are my friend, Ennio Moriconne gave life to this film.
woah
Love eastwood but think Wallach was best in this my favorite western.
0:10 Does this song remind you of the walking dead theme song?
Name of song?
The Ecstasy of Gold by Ennio Morricone
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