in case anyone's wondering, the song you hear during the actual bank robbery is called "March of the Beggars", by Ennio Morricone of course. It took me a long time before I found out.
the whole movie is a masterpiece...coburn is a first class alcoholic dandy with verve, steiger is THE sicilian bandit par excellence, (a nice political reference from leone there, btw), morricone's soundtrack is epic, EVEN THE EXTRAS ARE CHARISMATIC, and the fighting scenes evoke the best of peckingpah- what else could you want more from a western? well, maybe not a MG42 in a movie bout the Meixcan Revolution, lol...
@@Lemonheart69 The MG42 is not a bad choice if you have no German or Austrian WWI era machine gun available. It bears a certain resemblance to some types of Maxim machine guns of that period (around 1915-16).
@@TheMusterion76 I haven't seen the movie, I just thought it was funny to reply since you said "only this scene is an absolute masterpiece" which can be misinterpreted as "it's the only good one"
The first two minutes are directorial gold. Simple but perfect in a way only the best directors can know. The cast are fantastic. Morricone's music is sublime.
No film comes even close to this for me, the naivety and tempo make it so real; metaphors populate the story line, making the moral spine of the whole film unrelenting. The toy railway carriage at 1:28 reads "Johnny & Johnny".
Excellent double take... Steiger's disgruntled face of a disappointed bank robber, compounded with the increasing tempo of Morricone's music, looks like the face of a veteran revolutionary in the end!
One of the funniest scenes. John invented the perfect revenge making Juan the grand hero of the revolution. "Viva, Miranda!" The dialogue after the robbery is brilliant! Both Coburn and Steiger are magnificent.
I haven't watch this video in like 5 years. It holds up amazingly well. For those asking, this movie is called "Giu la testa" or "Duck, you sucker!" Thank you for watching!
+BRAD PITT That's the late 60s and early '70s for you. When rock bands like The Verve use it retrospectively (Lucky Man), it takes me back to that era. It's always reminded me of sun. The Doors' Wishful Sinful.
Lovely scene, love the music I believe Guadix in Spain doubled for Mesa Verde, I recognised the tower and main sqaure when they arrive from the train station
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in case anyone's wondering, the song you hear during the actual bank robbery is called "March of the Beggars", by Ennio Morricone of course. It took me a long time before I found out.
My friend do you know the name of the song when he opens the last vault? I have been looking for that song with the "lalalalalalalalalalala"
@@timothyv9841 giù la testa marcia degli accattoni version 2?
In my opinion, this is one of the greatest scenes in the history of cinema.
the whole movie is a masterpiece...coburn is a first class alcoholic dandy with verve, steiger is THE sicilian bandit par excellence, (a nice political reference from leone there, btw), morricone's soundtrack is epic, EVEN THE EXTRAS ARE CHARISMATIC, and the fighting scenes evoke the best of peckingpah- what else could you want more from a western? well, maybe not a MG42 in a movie bout the Meixcan Revolution, lol...
@@Lemonheart69 The MG42 is not a bad choice if you have no German or Austrian WWI era machine gun available. It bears a certain resemblance to some types of Maxim machine guns of that period (around 1915-16).
How not agree?
@@flitsertheo it bears a little resemblance to the Hotchkiss M1909 Benet-Mercie LMG.
Totally agree
The look on Steiger's face every time he opens a cell door is priceless.
05:52
7:59 friendship
Hes so brillant
,£
I don't know why this movie is so underrated... only this scene is an absolute masterpiece!
Maybe it's only this scene then haha
@@EugeneOneguine also the dead sons scene, the encounter between Juan and John at the beginning, the doctor betrayl...
@@TheMusterion76 I haven't seen the movie, I just thought it was funny to reply since you said "only this scene is an absolute masterpiece" which can be misinterpreted as "it's the only good one"
I disagree. There's multiple scenes in this movie that are already established masterpieces.
The first two minutes are directorial gold. Simple but perfect in a way only the best directors can know. The cast are fantastic. Morricone's music is sublime.
The scenes right after he opens the doors and the crowd behind him gets bigger and bigger is hilarious.
sitting here with my dog. cool crisp autumn night. heavy lids from being tired and watching this spectacular movie. life is good
Boomer energy,
Its a good thing
As a Mexican I have to say this movie is the most accurated one to what was the revolution.
"Most Accurated"
Also Sergio Leone: *Put a MG42, Browning Hi-Power & Astra 400 in the Mexican Revolution**
@@Juan_Magnumyeah besides fucking film losers little nitpicks it is. it was not a revolution of sheer need it was something else.
“There must be a lot of money in the bank huh look at all the soldiers”
leones forgotten master piece
No film comes even close to this for me, the naivety and tempo make it so real; metaphors populate the story line, making the moral spine of the whole film unrelenting. The toy railway carriage at 1:28 reads "Johnny & Johnny".
Excellent double take... Steiger's disgruntled face of a disappointed bank robber, compounded with the increasing tempo of Morricone's music, looks like the face of a veteran revolutionary in the end!
One of my favourite movies of all time
One of the funniest scenes. John invented the perfect revenge making Juan the grand hero of the revolution. "Viva, Miranda!" The dialogue after the robbery is brilliant! Both Coburn and Steiger are magnificent.
Rod Steiger and James Coburn......perfect!
This is clearly the finest quality movie scene to date.
as he frees more prisoners, he becomes more an more annoyed then becomes hero of the revolution, haha
And the genius behind it all Sean the irish guerrilla warfare specialist. Who joins the war in Mexico.
Great story line my favourite western.
I haven't watch this video in like 5 years. It holds up amazingly well. For those asking, this movie is called "Giu la testa" or "Duck, you sucker!" Thank you for watching!
I love how disappointed Juan look, like I don't want to save people I want my money!
Cena maravilhosa 😂
4:00 And just like that you're dead. When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
Ironic that Juan is supposed to be played by Eli Wallach (Tuco).
Magnificent movie! THE VERY BEST EVER! I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED THIS MAGNIFICENT MUSIC AND SCENES, THE PERFECT MOVIE EVER!
"A don wanne to be a hero. All A wan is e money" Can't say I blame him. Can't feed the big family of his by being a hero.
I don't wanna be no hero of the revolution, i just want the money!
Funny thing of this whole movie while James Coburn has the Deep Gravel raspy Irish accent going Rod Stegiers got the Puerto Rico accent going lol
My favourite Leone/ Morricone film - a classic !!!
Genius, there is true irony in this film, however it does never become parody, and is harmonically mixed to dramatic aspects ...
The music is lovely!
the violin starting at 0:40 is haunting
+BRAD PITT That's the late 60s and early '70s for you. When rock bands like The Verve use it retrospectively (Lucky Man), it takes me back to that era. It's always reminded me of sun. The Doors' Wishful Sinful.
Fist full of Dynamite is one my favorite Spaghetti westerns it tells the chaos and horrors of Mexican Revolution, Coburn and Steiger were excellent 👌
Meine absulute Lieblingsfilmszene! I love it!
Lovely scene, love the music
I believe Guadix in Spain doubled for Mesa Verde, I recognised the tower and main sqaure when they arrive from the train station
In questa scena c'è tutta la magia possibile del film il sogno idealistico di Miranda la genialità di Mallory stupendo!!!
Confusion..Revolution.
James Coburn was a badass
What a great movie. I hated to see it end.
Clássico dos clássicos!!!!!!
best photographic moment ever!
Gotta be the worst bank robbery ,in history. Still a great movie though
I love this scene! :D
Johnny & Johnny express
Great soundtrack to this movie-one of Morricone's best !
Striking music and a great punch line.
Wonderfull scène, the best! With all family
7:12 - 7:14 that change in facial expression!
Brilliant !!
If only Sergio Leone made more films!!!
Greed the great motivator !!
masterpiece
mythic...
I was weiting strrr!❤❤❤
5:29 Clin d'oeil à Mozart !!
Eine kleine Nachtmusik
The music, from 4:52 to 5:01 sounds a bit like the Israeli national anthem but much faster.
It's called "March of the Beggars", if you wanted to know it's actual name.
It’s a extraordinary mixtape of sounds, by Morricone,
At 5:29 you can listen Eine kleine Nachtmusik notes of Mozart
Can anyone tell the name of this movie
this movie is called "Giu la testa" or "Duck, you sucker!"
@@jormanks thanks ..
What the name on the movie ?
Giu la testa or Duck, you sucker
Lifts my aging heart!
Peak comedy. Sergio Leone is the goat
short fuse? haha
Movie name
🎉🎉🎉30 seconds!
@mita232 VIVA MIRANDA!!!!!!
Hello, can anyone help me out, with the name of this classic movie...?
Thanks in advance.
"duck you suker" "giu la testa" or "fistful of dynamite"
"Giù la testa" or "Duck you sucker"
Which name do you want, it has three?
Duck you Sucker.
A Fistful of Dynamite.
Once upon a time...Revolution.
I feel so bad how he just lost two of he's sons in the bank and he doesen't care.
👏👍👍👍👍
Adoro Bang bang
il doppiaggio in italiano è meglio dell'originale
a doppia faccia
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What is the movie called like? :-)
this movie is called "Giu la testa" or "Duck, you sucker!"
The Irish. 😂
Cash
🐬
كل شيئ محسوب
Ha ha
Zajebisty film
My least favorite Morricone soundtrack.
Blasphemy
In the act of freeing oneself, one frees others.
What did you find nothing but scrap paper 🗞️😄