I recorded the trilogy off the TV in the mid 80s, bought the VHS box set in 1989, the DVD box set in 2006. I have watched this film hundreds of times and The Good, The Bad And The Ugly well over a thousand times. These films never get old. The music and the cinematography transport you to a fantastical reality. True masterpieces.
You were tech savy to record the trilogy in the 80's! Well done... I caught it in the 90's off our new video machine recorder. Favorite scene, in the desert and dying of thirst!
Yes. My Uncle came from Canada and took all the kids (12 or 15 of us ) for this movie in a cinema hall in New Delhi, India, Good the Bad and the Ugly and I remember, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang :).
my grandfather introduced me to the classic western films when I was a kid. This was the first Clint Eastwood movie I saw. I was amazed by the great film work and acting by these great legends. My grandfather has now passed and watching this brings back beautiful memories of our time together.
Não foi o primeiro não , o primeiro foi em 1964 , no mesmo local em Espanha: Essa trilha do Sergio Leone toda filmada em Espanha ( deserto de tabernas Espanha) -onde foram gravados milhares de faroestes. Cenários ainda lá estão .
I never stopped watching these four films by Sergio Leone: Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West. I almost watch them every after two days.
This was considered garbage during the time, by folks that argued the generations before them were better than the ones now. Seems no matter what era we keep spewing the same bullshit like no one notices.
Two of the best bad asses in Westerns ... Lee van Cleef and Clint Eastwood ... what a combination. We will never see another duo like this in the history of Westerns ... I salute you both and thank you for your greatness. It was a privilege growing up with you.
Absolutely yes!!! Gian Maria Volonté, El Indio, one of greatest Italian actors ever, his magnetic presence is amazing in so many leading roles: Investigation of a citizen above suspicion (Oscar foreign language), The working class goes to heaven, We still kill the old way, Todo modo, Sacco & Vanzetti, Open Doors, etc
I am 50 and saw the good the bad and the ugly for the first time last week. I never knew what a masterpiece it is. This week. A few dollars more, next week a fistful of dollars
Saw the good, the bad and the ugly at the drive in, with my parents when it first came out. Think I was about 6 in my pajamas. Still rockin these classic westerns all these years later, timeless .
I saw it in Africa, the theater was sold out, the crowd was happy and wild, in moments of danger, the crowd shouted 'look behind you !' Westerners are a favorite, everybody goes home dreaming of wide wild places, beautiful horses and a revolver on the hip.
I remember during my Dad's final days, he would always watch this movie and also The good, the bad and the ugly movie back to back. Miss you dad, wish we could watch it together again 😢
Watched this movie when I was a kid, after fifty years it's still one of my favorite western movies of all time. The two bounty hunters in Clint Eastwood (still my favorite actors of all time) and Lee Van Cleef were awesome, El Indio must be given credit for his masterpiece performance as the villain. We don't have this kind of film making today. Hollywood has gotten out of wack.
I second that, remember watching it with a sweet family who took me for a fewT days, when my parents were gone with my sister for an operation. Then we tried to prenounce their names at the ending lines. "easy" we agreed, knowing only the polish language. thanks folks from Turbia
Never ever will the movie industry produce a more accomplished and superb western actor like Mr Clint Eastwood. I love John Wayne but Eastwood is just from an other planet. He does not even have to talk to make a situation a million time intense or a scene 2 million times magical.
He's like Steve McQueen, in the way that he's that cool he doesn't have to even speak to seem a right cool fellow.I also think Lee van cleef is cool he should be in more movies,I usually see him in 50s westerns as a small part co star,I think he has a couple of big roles if someone can educate me I'm only 48
Eastwood & Cleef ,both of them can have a full blown conversation just with their eyes, great stuff, can't beat these westerns by Sergio Leon, there all Masterpieces right up to Once Upon A Time In West his last western.
Barnstorming movie, as with all the dollar trilogy. Van Cleef is excellent. These movies spawned a trend that produced some excellent spaghetti westerns. Once upon a time in the West being a prime example. And of course the hillarious spoofs including the Trinity collection.
They certainly don't make them like this anymore. Both Clint Eastwood & Lee Van Cleef were icons of this genre. There's a raw quality about these westerns that make them entirely unique and one of a kind. Even today, they make for good watching. These types of westerns, especially these actors, will never be outdated! I feel privileged that I grew up during this era.
Although the fact that everyone's just jumping, rolling and hold their bodies when being shot didn't age well, especially when being shown in higher quality. In some cases it works, but at close-ups it kinda doesn't
My father was a big Eastwood fan and he introduced me to this trilogy. I keep coming back and watch it, as it reminds me of my old man. Wonderful memories of watching this together with him.
This is a great film. Perfect casting creating great character portrayals with well timed twists in the plot to keep you engaged. A masterpiece for this genre.
@@gowdsake7103 *Then, In the U.S., critically impressed by Leone’s kind of neorealistic lesson, duly kept the dust and added the blood (plus the slow-motion).
Yes. He is over 90 yrs old and still the fastest gun in the world. Try to get close to him and you'll get one of those long stares that will make you shiver in your boots. Too many people have tried to get rough with Clint over the years and paid a dear price. I cannot think of Westerns in future without Clint Eastwood.
Recapping on all the old westerns from a grown up perspective. Studying it instead of just watching it.... legendary. The soundtrack is absolutely spectacular
An amazing movie, made in 1965, so almost 60 years old. One that launched the Spaghetti Westerns as as genre of films. Very atmospheric production and great music.
If we're dishing out credit here then let's not forget Gian Maria Volonte for both his roles in the 'Dollars' series, as Ramon and Indio. These films would not carry the same weight without his presence.
Yeah, he's the same guy and Gareth's point is really valid. Sergio Leone created masterpieces using the best actors, best music, best photography, scriptwriters - Jesus, he's like the most complete filmmaker in the world.
Definitely , the most underrated western film !!! That's was the number one ever and forever , Lee van cleaf and Eastwood , remarkable picture without a doubt a masterpiece !!!
Today's Hollywood doesn't even come near to this film's Caliber. That era with limited resources, succeeded in making timeless creations. Hats off to all those Legends.
There is a reason it's called "spaghetti western" and not because it's directed by an Italian and so are all the other actors except for the main characters. Lol
I cant remember how many times I have watched Great Clint Eastwood films Fistful of Dollars, For a few dollars more and ...the good, the bad and the ugly. Everytime I found watching a new movie. Absolute marvellous.
These classic actors didn't need 6 pack muscles or bulging biceps, their mere presence was sufficient for the screen to be illuminated. Today's actors most probably have all the muscles in the right place, but can hardly make an impact like these actors did...
Leone's direction, Morricone's music, delli Colli's cinematography and the cast!!!!... Eastwood (a real star), van Cleef at his best, Volonte (one of the finest European film actors ever) and Kinski (even in a small role, he's memorable) are first class. The garbage we have today isn't worth one frame of this film.
There is a reason it's called "spaghetti western" and not because it's directed by an Italian and so are all the other actors except for the main characters. Lol
One of the best movies I have repeatedly been watching since my childhood. Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, and Gian Maria the villain are at their best.
All the Reformers, like Martin Luther, many who sacrificed their lives, laid the foundation of Western civilization. Let's remember them lifting up their voices against Papal oppression, blazing the trail for parliamentarism, human liberties and a free market, of which principles are founded in the Holy Scriptures, a book that was banned for the common man.
These movies are absolute masterpieces... you just can not make movies this good anymore I've seen them all a hundred times, still every time these movies capture my attention how can anyone top that
No CGI or FAKE SHIT either. i am a true hater of anything fake at all. People, places & Things to be exact. I would rather reamain alone & die alone then be around anyone who engages in any of that baloney. ---------------------Everywhere you look more fakery!! Put your spell check where the sun dont shine!
this movie can be watched indefinitely because for the entirity of the film, you know you have THE greatest scene in movie history to look forward to! "now we start"...chills
@@Lepocoloco i hope ur being sarcastic,yeah I agree teenagers like to watch Power Ranger shits but when u grow up u will appreciate this kind of films more .Cheers from Brazil
5:30 During an escorted (coach) tour of America some years ago (Route 66, if memory serves) , as were were approaching it, I stood up (yes, I had my recently-purchased cowboy hat on) and said "This coach will stop at Tucumcari". NO-ONE else got the reference, apart from a couple also from Dublin. We ended up getting (yes, buying) a DVD of Dollars More and watched it on board the next day - BRILLIANT! Still a superb movie in a superb trilogy. They sure don't (want to) make 'em like this anymore, alas.
quite simply put the best western trilogy out there. This and The Sabata Trilogy are my favourite Italian westerns. Strange how the Spaghetti westerns made stars of people like lee van cleef who got more respect in europe than his own country as an actor.
Absolute MASTER CLASS ..... Today when the film industry is so much technically advanced still they never make any film like this.... Photography Story Acting Music and Total Filming is such a High Level that only a True Artist can do that... Hats off to all the Artist and The entire Unit of this FILM.
67 here and the first time I saw the good the bad the ugly was when I was 12 or so. At that time it was mesmerizing. I watched it again a few years ago and it still blew me away. I’ve been a major Clint Eastwood fan for the past 54 years and still going strong.
For a Few Dollars More...where the good guys turn out to be bad, and the bad guys even worse. This grisly tale smells like a sweaty armpit. The casting is excellent. Even the 2nd tier and the extras are complimentary. You could be watching a true story. The sets, the props, cinematography are exceptional. Finally, the music is without a doubt perfectly suited. This is a western done right by Italians.
“I never get tired of this movie, “never.” The music is just the type of thing that compliments and holds it’s own inside of an epic timeless hit of audio and visual. TOP LIFE to you all here.
Even my 5 year old daughter has watched both movies dozens of times over and over again. That just sums up it all up and i first saw the movies over 50 years ago . They are legends.
Gian Volante- so perfect for these roles. That face. The humming and whistling at the start, where the rider is gunned down- I say it's Colonel Mortimer (Lee van Cleef) bringing down another wanted crim. He does this so well. Awesome soundtrack from Ennio Morricone, as usual.
Now I understand why I waste so much time trying to find good westerns........when you watch the benchmark classic, it is just to tough too match, well another Friday morning in the U.A. E. with this great epic... I wish all Clint's Movies where on YT.
*Clint Eastwood is a Legend of all times of Hollywood Movies. There is or there will be no one like him ever again. Hearty Respect to you, Sir Clint Eastwood, You are the real Hero.*
I loved watching these with my departed Dad. He loved them & I got to love all the spaghetti westerns too. lee van cleef was always my favourite though. lol
How do the baddies stay on the wagon at the end? Always gets me haha!! Great westerns with Clint never get tired of watching…. Nothing nowadays compares to these and one or two others of the period 60’s-70’s…magic
This movie is the best "Western Movie in my life". When I was a high school student, I have watched it thousand times. My favourite is the last scene, Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, and Gian Maria Volonte who are the most beautiful actors at that time are glaring at each other before shooting with Ennio Morricone's beautiful music. NO NEED ANY COMMENT ABOUT THIS. This movie is the best. Sorry for the fans of John Wayne and anti-Macaroni Western fans.
Gosh! fifty one years ago I fell in love with Clint Eastwood and I still love the guy!! Just love ALL his movies, he has special magic no other actor of movies have..keep on big guy! Thanks for posting.
I watched this film so Manu Times ,but every time is the first time .The film is that piece of music that you listen again and again and never getting enough of IT . A puur work of art .
I love western movies since I was a child...thanks God I moved to Texas and I had a chance to see real Cowboys riding horses ...God bless texas and morocco
One of the greatest actors ever, his magnetic presence is amazing in so many leading roles: Investigation of a citizen above suspicion, The working class goes to heaven, We still kill the old way, Todo modo, Sacco & Vanzetti, Open Doors...
My father told me of the trilogy of the man with no name. I managed to get it for him about 20 years ago for Christmas. The first movie wasn't translated in French. We ended up watching all three together over 3 weekends. There's been a lot of great movies around that time and after But even having watched Unforgiven and Tombstone years prior, it took me watching this movie to fall in love with westerns and appreciate the other movies I mentioned
The beginning with the lion roaring. I love these films, grew up as a child at my uncle's house where this was utter contentment. The feature presentation of a film track to my life. Certain songs will take you back to a certain place and time in an instant. These films are all that and more. So, back to that lion roaring, you know what is missing? The run up tune. If anyone else is old enough to remember the lion seems lonely without it... C'mon Mick....
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I recorded the trilogy off the TV in the mid 80s, bought the VHS box set in 1989, the DVD box set in 2006. I have watched this film hundreds of times and The Good, The Bad And The Ugly well over a thousand times. These films never get old. The music and the cinematography transport you to a fantastical reality. True masterpieces.
You were tech savy to record the trilogy in the 80's! Well done... I caught it in the 90's off our new video machine recorder. Favorite scene, in the desert and dying of thirst!
I had an air gun and used to pretend I was clint :)
sounds like me. Good the Bad and the Ugly is a masterpiece. Music included. Tuco (Eli Wallach) should have won a award for his acting, "A+".
Ennio Morricone the score carries the action beautifully he was a Master Composer genius
Saw it first 55 years ago and cannot get tired of seeing it again and again. A classic.
How did you saw it 55 years ago? In a cinema?(serious question, I am curios)
Yes. My Uncle came from Canada and took all the kids (12 or 15 of us ) for this movie in a cinema hall in New Delhi, India, Good the Bad and the Ugly and I remember, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang :).
Nice to know that Indians also like this sphaggetti western movie, thought I am only in India to know about this sphagetti western genre movie
Hahaha probably@@Zombai-wi4ce
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my grandfather introduced me to the classic western films when I was a kid. This was the first Clint Eastwood movie I saw. I was amazed by the great film work and acting by these great legends. My grandfather has now passed and watching this brings back beautiful memories of our time together.
Beautiful 😍, your grandfather was a man of great taste, I'm the same but my father introduced these to me, I love them so much, hope you're doing good
Não foi o primeiro não , o primeiro foi em 1964 , no mesmo local em Espanha: Essa trilha do Sergio Leone toda filmada em Espanha ( deserto de tabernas Espanha) -onde foram gravados milhares de faroestes. Cenários ainda lá estão .
@@ST-mn6nw thank u for your kind words. That’s why I enjoy movies. They provide a great bonding experience and memories that last a lifetime.
Sorry, but this is the opposite to classic Western: this is spaghetti western...
I never stopped watching these four films by Sergio Leone: Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West. I almost watch them every after two days.
Better than most garbage we have today. Eastwood is a LEGEND.
Racist, bigotted movie!
Haha
Seems to be an overload of garbage they say are movies
Indeed he is
They both are legends.
Lee Van Cleff adds that contra character that just compliments Clint.
This was considered garbage during the time, by folks that argued the generations before them were better than the ones now.
Seems no matter what era we keep spewing the same bullshit like no one notices.
Two of the best bad asses in Westerns ... Lee van Cleef and Clint Eastwood ... what a combination.
We will never see another duo like this in the history of Westerns ... I salute you both and thank you for your greatness. It was a privilege growing up with you.
I agree they complement each other even when they are against each other
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Some people are made for each other.
I couldn't agree more! Every letter written 100% correct!
51 years and still a million times better than any recent crap!!!!
Lindsaypeter Holden couldn’t agree more
Amazing
Lindsaypeter Holden, I agree 100% but when you posted this in 2018 it was actually 53 years ago that it was made.
Martin Nilsson pepega 👍
Lindsaypeter Holden apart from pale rider
The villain acts psycho throughout the movie without overacting. No small feat. He is the one who keeps drawing me back to this movie. Respect.
Absolutely yes!!!
Gian Maria Volonté, El Indio, one of greatest Italian actors ever, his magnetic presence is amazing in so many leading roles: Investigation of a citizen above suspicion (Oscar foreign language), The working class goes to heaven, We still kill the old way, Todo modo, Sacco & Vanzetti, Open Doors, etc
Gian Maria Volonte ( El Indio) WAS BACK THEN NUMERO UNO IN ITALY :)
10,000 dollar reward.
@@theshepardthewolfandtheshe5304 $286,000 today
I was gonn'a say: a great actor!
I am 50 and saw the good the bad and the ugly for the first time last week. I never knew what a masterpiece it is. This week. A few dollars more, next week a fistful of dollars
[ watced it during middle of 1980s, when i was 9 to 10yrs old
Welcome to a brave new world. Better late than never.
... What Do You Think Of Our Little Planet We Call Earth 🌎... What's The Name Of Your Planet Please... 🤔
Saw the good, the bad and the ugly at the drive in, with my parents when it first came out. Think I was about 6 in my pajamas. Still rockin these classic westerns all these years later, timeless .
You are young I am 74
True. Watched Clint, Lee and Eli since 1970, I was 14yrs then, till now 66 I never tire.
There is no point in praising this film!
It is the superlative,
Acting, story, script, visuals, music, directions......!
Everything!!
😝
One of the three finest Spag westerns ever; my personal favourite.
A TIMELESS CLASSIC.
I saw it in Africa, the theater was sold out, the crowd was happy and wild, in moments of danger, the crowd shouted 'look behind you !' Westerners are a favorite, everybody goes home dreaming of wide wild places, beautiful horses and a revolver on the hip.
Spaghetti
the Dollars Trilogy, Once Upon a Time in the West, Minisota Clay, Django, Navajo Joe, the Hellbenders, the Great Silence, the Specialist.
I remember during my Dad's final days, he would always watch this movie and also The good, the bad and the ugly movie back to back. Miss you dad, wish we could watch it together again 😢
he is in a good place now, how are you?
Bless you both x
@@bigaidas1216 yes indeed, and hopefully I'm doing just fine. Life goes on, all we can do is reminisce and cheerish the memories he left behind
@@leerobinson590 thank you sir 🙏🏻 bless you too
@@darklordmaestro6798 good to hear that
Watched this movie when I was a kid, after fifty years it's still one of my favorite western movies of all time. The two bounty hunters in Clint Eastwood (still my favorite actors of all time) and Lee Van Cleef were awesome, El Indio must be given credit for his masterpiece performance as the villain. We don't have this kind of film making today. Hollywood has gotten out of wack.
I second that, remember watching it with a sweet family who took me for a fewT days, when my parents were gone with my sister for an operation. Then we tried to prenounce their names at the ending lines. "easy" we agreed, knowing only the polish language. thanks folks from Turbia
it wasn't a hollywood production
@@lachie8784 I never said this movie was a hollywood production. I was merely comparing this movie against hollywood today.
@@lachie8784 That's why it was so good, Not controlled by the jewish shop
True.
Who needs all these special effects when you can create something as basic as this, just brilliantly acted and a storyline that’s just brilliant
Never ever will the movie industry produce a more accomplished and superb western actor like Mr Clint Eastwood. I love John Wayne but Eastwood is just from an other planet. He does not even have to talk to make a situation a million time intense or a scene 2 million times magical.
james mouk Ur comment deserves all the likes in the world!
Thank you thank you Kit Walker :)
james mouk
He's like Steve McQueen, in the way that he's that cool he doesn't have to even speak to seem a right cool fellow.I also think Lee van cleef is cool he should be in more movies,I usually see him in 50s westerns as a small part co star,I think he has a couple of big roles if someone can educate me I'm only 48
Have you seen the movie, butch cassidy and the Sundance kid, it's a damn good movie too.
Eastwood & Cleef ,both of them can have a full blown conversation just with their eyes, great stuff, can't beat these westerns by Sergio Leon, there all Masterpieces right up to Once Upon A Time In West his last western.
Claint Eastwood se acha westaran movie me aj tak nahi Aya he he is a Top Hollywood Actor
As of May 2024, Clint Eastwood IS THE ONLY ACTOR, in this movie, WHO IS STILL ALIVE ! ! ! !
Because he killed everybody else in a gunfight
@@noelht1 :D
Exactly! @@noelht1
Maria Krupp still going
Also Antonio Ruiz Escano is still alive.
Barnstorming movie, as with all the dollar trilogy. Van Cleef is excellent. These movies spawned a trend that produced some excellent spaghetti westerns. Once upon a time in the West being a prime example. And of course the hillarious spoofs including the Trinity collection.
They certainly don't make them like this anymore. Both Clint Eastwood & Lee Van Cleef were icons of this genre. There's a raw quality about these westerns that make them entirely unique and one of a kind. Even today, they make for good watching. These types of westerns, especially these actors, will never be outdated! I feel privileged that I grew up during this era.
Absolutely!!!
Leone, Morricone, Eastwood, Van Cleef, Kinski and the great Gian Maria Volonté El Indio, one of the greatest Italian actors ever
Everything about it including the music is genius. Happy memories as a boy watching this with my late parents rip to them happy times.
Although the fact that everyone's just jumping, rolling and hold their bodies when being shot didn't age well, especially when being shown in higher quality. In some cases it works, but at close-ups it kinda doesn't
@@simonerastelli5874 You left out Eli Wallach.
My father was a big Eastwood fan and he introduced me to this trilogy. I keep coming back and watch it, as it reminds me of my old man. Wonderful memories of watching this together with him.
Your father had excellent taste Clint Eastwood was an amazing actor in all his movies
This is a great film. Perfect casting creating great character portrayals with well timed twists in the plot to keep you engaged. A masterpiece for this genre.
Shame hats shot multiple times are hole free and people get shot with no blood
@@gowdsake7103🤡
@@gowdsake7103 *Then, In the U.S., critically impressed by Leone’s kind of neorealistic lesson, duly kept the dust and added the blood (plus the slow-motion).
i eat tacos for breakfast, but daimn.. kid, this is a good comment
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I watched that movie as a kid.... after 36 years... i still watch it... what a blast
The brother sister twist makes the entire film for me. Love it. Best film ever.
Love this film. Watched it so many times over the years. Clint Eastwood is still as cool now as back then
Yes. He is over 90 yrs old and still the fastest gun in the world. Try to get close to him and you'll get one of those long stares that will make you shiver in your boots. Too many people have tried to get rough with Clint over the years and paid a dear price. I cannot think of Westerns in future without Clint Eastwood.
AND JUST SO IS LEE VAN CLEEF.
This has gotta be the bestest cowboy film ever.
The last ten minutes of the film are electrifying !!!
Recapping on all the old westerns from a grown up perspective.
Studying it instead of just watching it.... legendary. The soundtrack is absolutely spectacular
An amazing movie, made in 1965, so almost 60 years old. One that launched the Spaghetti Westerns as as genre of films.
Very atmospheric production and great music.
Not sure how many times I have seen this. Classic 🤠
I'm the same can't recall an exact amount of times I've watch this either ,
If we're dishing out credit here then let's not forget Gian Maria Volonte for both his roles in the 'Dollars' series, as Ramon and Indio. These films would not carry the same weight without his presence.
No better words have been said.
Damn straight!!!
Ramon and Indio is same guy ?
Yeah, he's the same guy and Gareth's point is really valid. Sergio Leone created masterpieces using the best actors, best music, best photography, scriptwriters - Jesus, he's like the most complete filmmaker in the world.
@@PenisMcWhirtar wow i didnt realize until someone mention it, make me more look him as a character not as actor
Or is it just me lol
Definitely , the most underrated western film !!! That's was the number one ever and forever , Lee van cleaf and Eastwood , remarkable picture without a doubt a masterpiece !!!
Love Clint & Lee Van Cleef. A very great classic. Mariaconne music laudable. Enjoyed once again seeing the film. Tnx for uploading this
Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone are simply masters and genius. The dollars trilogy is one of the greatest trilogies in the history of cinema.
Today's Hollywood doesn't even come near to this film's Caliber. That era with limited resources, succeeded in making timeless creations. Hats off to all those Legends.
There is a reason it's called "spaghetti western" and not because it's directed by an Italian and so are all the other actors except for the main characters. Lol
I cant remember how many times I have watched Great Clint Eastwood films Fistful of Dollars, For a few dollars more and ...the good, the bad and the ugly. Everytime I found watching a new movie. Absolute marvellous.
These classic actors didn't need 6 pack muscles or bulging biceps, their mere presence was sufficient for the screen to be illuminated.
Today's actors most probably have all the muscles in the right place, but can hardly make an impact like these actors did...
Clint Eastwood is 6"4.
@G V cool
I'll have to check out his movies.
Any good ones in suggestion?
@G V Thanks buddy.
I'll check it out for defo.
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This is such a bad clichef movie😮
Leone's direction, Morricone's music, delli Colli's cinematography and the cast!!!!... Eastwood (a real star), van Cleef at his best, Volonte (one of the finest European film actors ever) and Kinski (even in a small role, he's memorable) are first class. The garbage we have today isn't worth one frame of this film.
Ask Denzel Washington to do Clint Eastwood role in the sequel.
@@sundervenkataram5907you pervert!
Unforgiven is a great film that measures up to the Dollars trilogy.
Can't disagree.
There is a reason it's called "spaghetti western" and not because it's directed by an Italian and so are all the other actors except for the main characters. Lol
What a story, what a film, pure masterpiece ❤
This is my favourite movie 🎬 November 6th all of them are good bab and the ugly fist full of dollars the films are both of my favourite movies ❤❤
One of the best movies I have repeatedly been watching since my childhood. Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, and Gian Maria the villain are at their best.
Clint Eastwood is the greatest guy of the Western civilisation. Everything he's ever done or touched turned gold. God bless him!
All the Reformers, like Martin Luther, many who sacrificed their lives, laid the foundation of Western civilization. Let's remember them lifting up their voices against Papal oppression, blazing the trail for parliamentarism, human liberties and a free market, of which principles are founded in the Holy Scriptures, a book that was banned for the common man.
These movies are absolute masterpieces... you just can not make movies this good anymore I've seen them all a hundred times, still every time these movies capture my attention how can anyone top that
I love how Klaus Kinski makes that minor role so much more! He was such a great actor. Actually, EVERYONE was great in this, a real top notch movie!!
The scene with Eastwood lighting his match off his hump is one of the great put-down insults ever seen on the cinema screen.
Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, both are legends, funny Claus Kinski😊
Not an easy thing to gather such a group of top rate actors in a Western But Leonie was a certified genius,
Don't forget Gian Maria Volonté, probably the best italian actor in the '60-'70...
No CGI or FAKE SHIT either. i am a true hater of anything fake at all. People, places & Things to be exact. I would rather reamain alone & die alone then be around anyone who engages in any of that baloney. ---------------------Everywhere you look more fakery!!
Put your spell check where the sun dont shine!
EASTMAN FULLY ADD OF CIGAR EVERY TIME WITHOUT ANY PAYMENT FROM CIGAR COMPANIES
Riding off into the sunset with a cart full of corpses. I love these films.
I've seen a lot of movies in my time and this is by far the best western movie. Lee Van Cleef, what a legend 🔫👏
My no3 after Once upon a time in the west & Outlaw Josey Wales. Pale Rider comes next ;)
A true legend. Lee Van Cleef.
I go to sleep watching This and TGBU. Absolute Gold
You’re right boy
dude its just copy paste movie from yojimbo 1961
It's always a feast to see Clint Eastwood's movies, watched almost 10 times but still feels like to watch over n again, what a movie..
Class from beginning to end with some of the most iconic scenes in movie history.
And Ennio Morricone's superlative score !
Both of these two fine men were in the Army; that’s how they’ve become such great actors. I love their movies.
But Volonté is the best actor.
this movie can be watched indefinitely because for the entirity of the film, you know you have THE greatest scene in movie history to look forward to!
"now we start"...chills
Grew up watching these sort of movies back in the 80s, Brilliant .
The dollars trilogy and 'once upon a time in the west' are the best movies ever made.
ABSOLUTELY.
Arhhh 😂 best movies ever made. 😂 what about Need for Speed 3? What about weekend with Bernie 2? What about Ant Man Kids?
@@Lepocoloco i hope ur being sarcastic,yeah I agree teenagers like to watch Power Ranger shits but when u grow up u will appreciate this kind of films more .Cheers from Brazil
5:30 During an escorted (coach) tour of America some years ago (Route 66, if memory serves) , as were were approaching it, I stood up (yes, I had my recently-purchased cowboy hat on) and said "This coach will stop at Tucumcari". NO-ONE else got the reference, apart from a couple also from Dublin. We ended up getting (yes, buying) a DVD of Dollars More and watched it on board the next day - BRILLIANT! Still a superb movie in a superb trilogy. They sure don't (want to) make 'em like this anymore, alas.
quite simply put the best western trilogy out there. This and The Sabata Trilogy are my favourite Italian westerns. Strange how the Spaghetti westerns made stars of people like lee van cleef who got more respect in europe than his own country as an actor.
First saw this over fifty years ago. Classics like this never age.
This is the best movie😍
Lee Van Cleef was really a legend. He was whole of cinema not simply and merely an actor. My late father used to call him Nose Pulling actor.
Really enjoyed watching this classic movie thank you youtube for making it free to watch
I always come back to watch this classic legend Clint Eastwood
Clint Eastwood is the best. Always. Never seen better in my lifetime. Ace of western.
Simple. Yet excellent.
Old. Yet still fresh.
Made with constraints on money. Yet BRAVO!!!!
Absolute MASTER CLASS ..... Today when the film industry is so much technically advanced still they never make any film like this.... Photography Story Acting Music and Total Filming is such a High Level that only a True Artist can do that... Hats off to all the Artist and The entire Unit of this FILM.
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67 here and the first time I saw the good the bad the ugly was when I was 12 or so. At that time it was mesmerizing. I watched it again a few years ago and it still blew me away. I’ve been a major Clint Eastwood fan for the past 54 years and still going strong.
For a Few Dollars More...where the good guys turn out to be bad, and the bad guys even worse. This grisly tale smells like a sweaty armpit. The casting is excellent. Even the 2nd tier and the extras are complimentary. You could be watching a true story. The sets, the props, cinematography are exceptional. Finally, the music is without a doubt perfectly suited. This is a western done right by Italians.
Thank you for this excellent post. 50 plus years later still being watched, still original, still the best!
“I never get tired of this movie, “never.” The music is just the type of thing that compliments and holds it’s own inside of an epic timeless hit of audio and visual. TOP LIFE to you all here.
Even my 5 year old daughter has watched both movies dozens of times over and over again. That just sums up it all up and i first saw the movies over 50 years ago . They are legends.
So let me get this right...you let your 5-year old daughter repeatedly watch a film that is rated 15 minimum, X maximum? Great parenting...
@@Penguin_of_Death you can’t call someone a bad parent
In the Classic roadshow movie, Clint had a small role in ''Paint your Wagon'' ca 1970
Clint is pushing 100---one of the oldest living aqctors
@@alexshatzko1381he's 93 years old and still going to make one last movie apparently, I hope so.
Gian Volante- so perfect for these roles. That face.
The humming and whistling at the start, where the rider is gunned down- I say it's Colonel Mortimer (Lee van Cleef) bringing down another wanted crim. He does this so well.
Awesome soundtrack from Ennio Morricone, as usual.
My favourite pair Clint Eastwood and Lee van Cliff far back in 70s even today I feel young watching my favorite Western movies.
Ennio moricone's music is life of the movie
It certainly is!
It's a pity he didn't do the same for 'Once upon a Time in America', that sucks. Worst score EVER, imho.
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@@TheUnforgiven69 well done mate - you have just proved that limited brain cells can still help someone type a comment
@@TheUnforgiven69 You are a filthy rat deficente
Dave Harris you’re wrong, you’re an idiot, you’re a liar and horrible.
Now I understand why I waste so much time trying to find good westerns........when you watch the benchmark classic, it is just to tough too match, well another Friday morning in the U.A. E. with this great epic... I wish all Clint's Movies where on YT.
A Big Thanks for showing an Absolute All Time Classic, Great.
❤ best movie ever , these guys r legends. My clint films marathon is never a disappointing experience.
*Clint Eastwood is a Legend of all times of Hollywood Movies. There is or there will be no one like him ever again. Hearty Respect to you, Sir Clint Eastwood, You are the real Hero.*
Thanks for the great movie!! Lee Van Cleef and Clint Eastwood who are excellent performance!!!
Eastwood and Van Cleef. It doesn't get any better than this!
Absolutely yes, and add Leone, Kinski and the great Gian Maria Volonté El Indio, one of the greatest Italian actors ever
I loved watching these with my departed Dad. He loved them & I got to love all the spaghetti westerns too. lee van cleef was always my favourite though. lol
Of The Trilogy, This is My Favorite.
How do the baddies stay on the wagon at the end? Always gets me haha!! Great westerns with Clint never get tired of watching…. Nothing nowadays compares to these and one or two others of the period 60’s-70’s…magic
It was.Clint while all this was happening.
One of my favourite films of all time. I especially liked the scenes with Lee Van Cleef and the hunchback.
The two best western stars in the same movie.
This movie is the best "Western Movie in my life". When I was a high school student, I have watched it thousand times. My favourite is the last scene, Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, and Gian Maria Volonte who are the most beautiful actors at that time are glaring at each other before shooting with Ennio Morricone's beautiful music. NO NEED ANY COMMENT ABOUT THIS. This movie is the best. Sorry for the fans of John Wayne and anti-Macaroni Western fans.
Legend has it Who's still watching this Classic of Clint Eastwood after 55 years is already dead.
Imagine how much JOY Sergio Leone's dollars trilogy has given people through time.
Also, imagine how brutal these movies must have been 60 years ago!
As fresh as ever even after 53 years. Music is ultimate
That’s exactly what she said. Barry White and some red wine. But it wasn’t that fresh after 53 years. A bit clammy, sort of say.
Gosh! fifty one years ago I fell in love with Clint Eastwood and I still love the guy!! Just love ALL his movies, he has special magic no other actor of movies have..keep on big guy! Thanks for posting.
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I watched this film so Manu Times ,but every time is the first time .The film is that piece of music that you listen again and again and never getting enough of IT . A puur work of art .
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Simply the best. RIP Lee. What a legend!
Lee Van Cleif was the big star at this time Clint was the young riser ❤😊
I love western movies since I was a child...thanks God I moved to Texas and I had a chance to see real Cowboys riding horses ...God bless texas and morocco
Gian Maria Volonte was a very underrated actor. One of the best in the world. I don't think he's got all the credit he deserved.
He's appreciated by his fan's. Fuck what the rest of the world thinks.
One of the greatest actors ever, his magnetic presence is amazing in so many leading roles: Investigation of a citizen above suspicion, The working class goes to heaven, We still kill the old way, Todo modo, Sacco & Vanzetti, Open Doors...
Yes. He did a fine role here.
I saw this movie when I was young now at 75 i am still enjoying it excellent move ever fresh.
An amazing musical score for all three films.
My father told me of the trilogy of the man with no name. I managed to get it for him about 20 years ago for Christmas. The first movie wasn't translated in French.
We ended up watching all three together over 3 weekends.
There's been a lot of great movies around that time and after
But even having watched Unforgiven and Tombstone years prior, it took me watching this movie to fall in love with westerns and appreciate the other movies I mentioned
Manco
fifty something years later these films are timeless.
I can't explain why I like Clint Eastwood.
But I think he is the best.
We will never see films like these with actors like these anymore.clint eastwood and lee van cleef legends.
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The beginning with the lion roaring. I love these films, grew up as a child at my uncle's house where this was utter contentment. The feature presentation of a film track to my life. Certain songs will take you back to a certain place and time in an instant. These films are all that and more. So, back to that lion roaring, you know what is missing? The run up tune. If anyone else is old enough to remember the lion seems lonely without it... C'mon Mick....
The acting is superb (of course).
And…
Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone…what a film-making duo. Geniuses.
Wow, how has this not been taken down? Clear 720p and it isn’t slowed down, there’s no ads or nothing. It’s been up for 4 years.
shhhhhhhhh haha don't jinx it ;)
Shhhhhhhhh! Don't tell them,!
All time classic western and the best of the triology. RIP Lee Van Cleef RIP Ennio Morricone.