Once Upon a Time in the West (7/8) Movie CLIP - Harmonica's Flashback (1968) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Harmonica (Charles Bronson) has a flashback to the death of his older brother at the hands of a younger Frank (Henry Fonda).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In Sergio Leone's epic Western, shot partly in Monument Valley, a revenge story becomes an epic contemplation of the Western past. To get his hands on prime railroad land in Sweetwater, crippled railroad baron Morton (Gabriele Ferzetti) hires killers, led by blue-eyed sadist Frank (Henry Fonda), who wipe out property owner Brett McBain (Frank Wolff) and his family. McBain's newly arrived bride, Jill (Claudia Cardinale), however, inherits it instead. Both outlaw Cheyenne (Jason Robards) and lethally mysterious Harmonica (Charles Bronson) take it upon themselves to look after Jill and thwart Frank's plans to seize her land. As alliances and betrayals mutate, it soon becomes clear that Harmonica wants to get Frank for another reason -- it has "something to do with death." As in his "Dollars" trilogy, Leone transforms the standard Western plot through the visual impact of widescreen landscapes and the figures therein. At its full length, Once Upon a Time in the West is Leone's operatic masterwork, worthy of its legend-making title.
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TM & © Paramount (1968)
Cast: Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda, Don Galloway, Claudio Mancini, Dino Mele
Director: Sergio Leone
Producers: Bino Cicogna, Fulvio Morsella
Screenwriters: Sergio Donati, Mickey Knox, Dario Argento, Bernardo Bertolucci, Sergio Leone
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I just noticed… the moment young Harmonica begins falling to the ground, the sound of a bell begins playing… which is what his brother’s noose is hanging from. The sound of the bell indicates his brother’s death. Brilliant, truly brilliant.
Then the scene quickly cuts to Frank being shot in the duel. Perfect timing.
The is one of my favorite reveals in ANY film I've seen and quite possibly the best. And the music! The music is sinister, sad, and beautiful.
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For me, this movie is a masterpiece ... the very best work of two geniuses (Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone).
Morricone made first the music and Leone made the movie according the music.
Hell yeah
Once Upon a Time in America is the true best work (in my opinion)
Keep your opinion to yourself please
@@user-yj3tx9jh8d , it's a shared opinion.
Why don't you suck on your opinion.
0:19 "Keep your loving brother happy" Probably one of the most provocative sentence ever !
As someone who is 23 with a dad who has a lot of western movies tucked away in movie cases, I think I'm going to watch this movie, the way the scene portrays is breathtaking. The characters, the facial expressions, the body language and particularly; The Eyes.
If we were to die out as a specie tomorrow, I'd say this movie and this scene was the greatest thing we produced.
Small roll for Dino Mele as the younger harmonica but boy did he own it! Will never ever forget his performance here. Very haunting!
Bravo Dino
This scene blew my mind the first time i saw this movie... EPIC!!!
***** my thoughts exactly,they dont shoot good stuff anymore...
***** I know the feeling bro!
hard to believe this was pg13
What is the point of the harmonica?
Meh
God I love this scene!! I also love the guy eating the apple. It's a metaphor for how cold and casual killing came to that group of criminals. So subtle but so telling! Part of Sergio Leone's brilliance, vision, and attention to the tiniest of details.
Yes for a group of criminals it is business as usual, like you go to work.
The guy eating the apple is also a reference to the Original Sin of Man, I think.
They don't make them like this anymore, the concept of this was amazing
Yeah, they are more brutal today when Negan swings his Lucille.
@@OpenGL4ever You can't compare The Walking Dead to Sergio Leones masterpieces. What the actual heck
Shut up, boomer.
Passione Nera shut up 9 year old avengers kid who doesn’t understand leone
@@balabanasireti It's true dipshit. Movies are 99% garbage today, especially the super hero movies.
Side info: 0:19 "Keep your loving brother happy."
In the German version he says, "C'mon, play me the song of death.", which is also the German movie title,
"Spiel mir das Lied vom Tod.". I guess if this were the original script, he'd say, "Play the song of death",
which is more fluent. Anyway, I can't decide which one fits more. Contenwise the German version sounds more mean and adds to the dramatic effect of the scene, but the original English voice and sound quality is darker and clearer. The German voice was mixed with hall effect. Worked in the early 90s for me, but after this comparison it's a bit of a bummer. Generally original dub is best.
Suona qualcosa a tuo fratello!
Wow dude that's incredible
I think the original hits harder
I prefer the German dub. Especially the last line "Irgendeiner wartet immer" hits so damn hard.
Joue pour ton grand-frère, ca lui fera plaisir
Henry Fonda's best perfomance ever!!! His face, eyes and voice are amazing!
Absolutely brilliant, one of the best movies of all time. Saw it in the summer of '69 and numerous times since. Bronson and Fonda were perfectly cast. Clint Eastwood turned down Bronson's part and I'm glad he did. Love Clint but it would not have as good. This movie has had a haunting effect on me much like Shawshank has. Ironic that an Italian made the best western of all time.
What is the point of the harmonica?
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@@andrewmackenzie6121 have you seen the movie??? If not, watch it and find out. The whole harmonica thing in the movie was revealed at that end scene but it was a major part of the story from the beginning. Telling you what it was about would spoil the plot if you have not seen it.
@@bobziadie2988 I heard Clint Eastwood turned down this film because he didn't wanna play the harmonica.
This scene absolutely floors me.
Daniel Plainview I’ll drink your milkshake in a sec Daniel.
Five years later, I would like to add that this scene still floors me.
@@danielplainview2584 how about 7 years
By far one of the best movie scenes I have ever seen!
Now THAT'S what you call a psychological experiment
"keep your lovin' brother happy"
Best flashback in movie history. If it was made today and directed by Christopher Nolan Harmonica would say something like "I have to kill you to get revenge for my brother"
Christopher Nolan is brilliant too
@@no_username22hahaha! You obviously didn't understand the guys comment. He's trashing Nolan because Nolan isn't subtle at all. Nolan is a hack and has nothing on Leone
@@maciek8159yet this film never won awards and Nolan got accolades under his films so yeah there's that
@@joscar062 Nolan is making films in America so there's that. Leone was Italian and these films were made in Italy. Americans can't be bothered with anything outside of Hollywood. Also Leone has accolades he is much more respected then Nolan I can assure you. He reinvented the genre. Why do you think Tarantino always rips him off? I respect Nolan for still shooting on celluloid and making at least some what original movies in this day and age but he is overrated. He's got nothing on Tarkovsky, Leone, Bergman, Fellini, Lynch, Welles, Mellville, Bresson, Kurospwa etc
@@joscar062 also I don't remember Nolan winning any awards for his films so your argument is built on lies.
Wow. That slow pull back. That Morricone masterpiece of a score. And Peter Fonda with maybe the most evil western villain of all time. What a movie.
Yeah, you’re thinking of Bridget.
Henry.
The bells ringing at the end give me chills. This is one of the best revenge movies ever!
the bell in the music is actually referring the bell the rope was tied to. when he got hanged, the bell was sounding, but we hear that through the music. genius detail.
Henry Fonda actually looks much younger. Nice touch.
Hair dye will do that.
@@jefffinley8359 It goes beyond hair dye.
@@AntonioSaucedo22 Definitely isnt, the stubble and tan really hides the wrinkles and wear on his face, making him look more gritty and youthful
62 when filming, would pass for a weathered 40 year old
@@jefffinley8359 it's a wig
This scene is why film is the most powerful medium ever created. No wonder this film was chosen for preversation
What's the meaning
RIP ennio morricone! Iconic music for iconic movies.
Great performance by Henry Fonda. The man plays the devil himself.
Absolutely!!!
Doing the deed is one thing, but torturing is another. Frank, played by Henry Fonda here, is sowing the seeds of vengeance upon 'Harmonica' by involving him with his brother's death. We don't get to know the backstory leading to this moment, but we sure get to watch in this movie the ultimate showdown resulting from it.
I have yet to see this movie, but this scene is propably my favorite of everything I have ever seen.
Then you haven't seen this scene:
/watch?v=tVlf7OiiTJE
How can you appreciate it if you haven't seen the movie?!
Seen it. Got DVD. Born 68 and been thru something similiar. Duel scene in particular got me thru that shit with a horrible older domineering anti social neighbour. Nasty person i was up against 10 years ago. Beat him : )))))
Every shot is masterpiece , supplemented by greatest music ever
A masterpiece, which no remake could ever replace. dont you even think about it hollywood!!!
Greatest western ever --- The Harmonica was a master stroke ---
i was 14 when i saw this film n it blew my peanut mind
Lol
Watched this movie as a kid and all I remember is this scene. It got engraved in my brain. Don't know why my dad had let me watch this.
Hell, you did well as a kid to sit through the whole movie, but good for you that you did, because it's an epic and it informs so many films to this day.
Devastating ending to the best film ever made
This movie was way before its time
The Westerns made back in the late 60's and early 70's were the best!
Best scene in cinema history. Brilliant.
Rest in peace Tatar Turk Charles Bronson. ❤️ From Turkiya
This was a 60's movie? holy crap...
Cliff Gibson great films have been done several years ago, today its hard to realize a craft production.
Why are you shocked?
RIP Morricone
This movie is an effin masterpiece.
This movie always stayed with me. Masterpiece. Fonda never looked so cruel.
Best flashback ever. What do you think everyone?
You know, I just saw a picture of them filming this from a different angle, and it's pretty funny seeing a Ford Fairlane in the background, hahaha.
Charles Bronson originally was offered the Man with No Name movies, but turned it down so it went to Clint Eastwood.
Here's a good gun showdown: Harmonica vs Blondie from The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly!
Blondie would easily win
Straight up classic never gets old,no question asked.
Fonda rules. Greatest bad guy Western acting ever... Period!!
and you keep us movielovin' brothers happy by giving us THE ENTIRE DAMN SCENE
I wish I could see these Leono flicks in a big cinema. Those big scenic vistas and facial closeups are meant for the BIG screen. Sorry but a 55" TV in the living room just isn't the same...
That powdery dirt 👌🏾
so brilliant, best film ever made...no question....Sergio Leone was so far ahead of his time.
They did really good casting with the actor playing young Harmonica. He looks like he could be Bronson as a kid.
that kid looks so much like charles bronson. it's perfect
Frank's character was brutal. Don't know why he didnt kill harmonica when he was a kid. He should known very well that it will come back to haunt him.
He was too much of a sadist to do that! Remember tthat he killed Harmonica's brothers in this elaborate way precisely to hurt the kid and ruin his life with guilt for ''not saving'' his brother.
One of best western movies revenge scenes of all time
The late legend of cowboy movie Charles Bronson.
whyd it take henry fonda 50 years to realise he better actor playin the bad ass
Well, if he had realized earlier, we wouldn't have him in this movie.
@@andreim.g.9299 how do you know that?
@@randywhite3947
Part of the incredible effect of seeing Fonda as the villain was the surprise factor, since this would be his first time.
Sergio Leone cast him for this very reason.
@@andreim.g.9299 he actually played a villain the same year in Firecreek which out before this
@@randywhite3947
I stand corrected, but the effect that Leone wanted was truly the surprise of seeing Fonda as the villain. He speaks about it in an interview. Hold on, I'll link it.
Fun fact: in the german version they didn´t mention that they were brothers ("keep your lovin´brother happy" they translated with: "come on, play the song of death for me") - considering the age gap between them we thought they were father and son
I always forget how much of a great film this is.
I wish Django played a harmonica in Django Unchained.
Ah, I'm imagining Newsom's face on the dude hanging from the bell...
through this whole scene from when they first walk out Bronson never blinks once
Tribute to two admirable men in my Life. They will Never come Back
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Used to watch this with my father when I was younger and this brings comforting memories but also gives me anxiety bc I had nightmares from this😂
Perfection caught on film
Dude you got no idea, all of the best westerns where made during that period. Just look up Sergio Leone and Spaghetti Westerns. Excellent films.
Best western ever made
With the story the gunfights and Charles Bronson
The duel in this movie is so bloody good, I love it.
Dramatic music and fantastic camera work make this scene an EPIC.
This and the good, the bad and the ugly are my favorite 2 westerns.
Definitely one of the top five westerns ever made
Una hermosa y profunda escena acompañada con la magnifica música de Ennio Moricone, perfección total.
This is the best way to become skilled at a musical instrument. I took up playing the trumpet the same way Harmonica took up the harmonica.
Even the horses are genius in this movie
No
OH,myGod really this one of the greatest Movie ,,Henry Fonda is big legend with all his great movies ..
My dad freakin' loves this movie.
The best scene, movie and song, fantastic
Amazing scène I never forgot this…
Does anyone happen to know what Harmonica’s brother is mouthing just before his death? It’s been bothering me for the longest time.
Someone said their best guess was that the brother mouthed, "You sick son of a b#*&h! I'll show you."
Interesting. Thank you!
one of the very few movies that made my jaw drop
Edit: yeah its my favourite movie of all time
this is most definitely one of the top western scenes and scores ever
One of the best westerns ever
I always wonder if he can't hold him or if he says let me go I'm dead anyway.
I think he kicks him away to spare him the guilt and deny Frank the satisfaction. That's why he prays first; he knows he's about to go.
"You son of a b*tch"
Have always loved this duel.
Der Konig der Western,fur mich personlich ist dieser Western Einzigartig,Genial ,nie. langweilig,Perfekt,Umwerfend.Hollywood hat sich mit dieser Produktion wie ich finde ,selbst ubertroffen.Danke dafur.
I love western classics
So many times in 70s golden time
Thr best revenge move in movie history
It's the best movie in the world that I have watched many times🤩🤩
Wow after 9 years TH-cam recommend now😃
2 horses, side by side. 1st man stood on horseback, tied noose to the bell. Big Bro was led on 2nd horse, under noose and ordered to stand on the back of his horse. His hands were then tied behind his back and noose was slipped over his neck. 1st horse is moved away. 3 guys lead lil Bro next to 2nd horse and transfer big Bro's feet onto lil Bro's shoulders. Now 2nd horse is moved. 4th guy aims gun at lil Bro the whole time. Everyone relaxes and waits for Frank, while both Bros lose strength
It was a extremely great movie that I watched using boxxy software and for anyone who's looking for this I'd recommend watching movie than see this trailer...
Casting Henry Fonda in this, was pure genius! as was Clint Eastwood turning down this, letting Charles Bronson step in...just an awesome film!
Went to this spot yesterday, was so cool to see it.
The arch remains are still there to this day, check out the Herve Attilla video of the locations.
It's a lose, lose situation regardless of what he does, great clip.
"You son of a bitch" "I'll get you"
Peliculon me encanta charles bronson la rompe que actoraso y que buen argumento del lejano chapoo le pongo un 1o peliculon
This is like the most badass thing ever.
As someone already stated below, in the german audio Frank says 'spiel mir das Lied vom Tod' which translates to 'play me the song of death'. So until watching this scene in the original audio I always assumed it was his father standing on his shoulders, not his brother.
This is the best movie i like i watch all the cowboy movies like clint eastwood and john wayne movies but this one is awesome.
a great panoramic views ******
then the close-ups...
Great Music.
Harmonica was revenging?
Or executing Justice....
U don't have to make a choice""""
BOTH.
Best scene in movie history! (Well not the way it's cut). IMO, best scene of the best film in movie history!