@@jackemin2988 Tuco was tough. He comes out of the desert, puts a couple drops of water on his lips then puts a pistol together and hits his targets. Robs the old man and he's off to kill Blonde. Best part of a great movie!
@@scientificdevil4672 bro..you think exactly what i think..This is the best movie and musical masterpieces are mindblowing..We need to Thank Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone a lot a lot a lot .One of my fav scene is Tucos sayings to his fucking priest brother who sad "please forgive me brother " at the end of the conversation.
@@jackemin2988 Yeah, Tuco laid into his priest brother pretty hard. That was awesome. Or when Blonde brought Tuco to the sheriff's office toward the beginning. Tuco is tied up telling Blonde he is the son of a thousand father's. Lmao! Best movie ever made hands down! Sergio Leone was a genius and the music was perfect. They had so many angles covered in this movie. All top notch.
@@philthompson729 yes absolutely. Blondie disappears in the second act several times and focuses on tuco instead. the film opens and ends with tuco as well
Jam Lym he knows he can just just sit back & rest now. Such a classic & influential movie. Ei Wallach (Tuco) was a BADASS. A mHe was a Polish Jew kid from Brooklyn who fought in WWII first as a Staff Sergeant, then commissioned as a Lieutenant, earned a Master’s Degree, and one of his best roles was a thief bandito named Tuco while living to the ripe age of 98. RIP Eli Wallach. You were a true role model and man.
Kenji Mapes another one of his best roles was the sadistic villain Calvera in The magnificent seven in 1960 with Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Yul Brynner and other memorable actors.
Ennio Morricone's score to The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) is regarded as one of the most recognizable and influential soundtracks in history. It was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.
@@maidenrulz73 as I said, you need to get out more. The generations prior to Eli Wallach et al, would have considered them third rate also. Current generations of almost every endeavor are only considered iconic, decades after their time. This movie that you all worship currently, wasn’t held in high esteem when first it was released in 1966. Even the primarily stage actor Eli Wallach’s performance, wasn’t celebrated.
I don't know could use some aliens or robots, Definitely cgi . And way less story line ,, actually blondie should have turned into iron man and tuco into Thanos
Incredible awesome scene...Sergio Leone was a genius...Ennio Morricone too...respect to legends...🇮🇹 Tuco is here the perfect bandito...perfect...no compassion at all...thinking only about money...only about his possible advantage
Tuco's reunion with his brother at the mission was heart warming as well as a tear-jerker for me. Especially when he rocked him good into those statues. Brought back fond memories of my brother.
Of all the movies I've seen, over all the years and genres, this film is by far the greatest. And I'm not even a Western film fan. The story, the acting, the filming and the score are simply incredible. A masterpiece. Clint Eastwood was sublime in his role, Lee Van Cleef was absolutely fantastic, but Eli Wallach - for god's sake - he stole the show. Unreal!!!
Eli Wallach should have won an Academy Award for Tuco. The most awesome bad guy in cinema that made you love him. Sadly Eli Wallach is gone now and no one acts like him anymore.
you can assume that by that time many of the people behind the oscar were born to people by or with parent or grandparent in the civil war -people in the 70-80 range
Tuco on top. But only for a moment. For an actor whose character is always second fiddle, Eli Wallach is the conductor in this orchestra. "Nice to meet you. "I'm Lincolns grandfather!" Unbelievable. "I'm your friend Blondie. Please dont die!" Terrorist one moment. Beggar the next. Eli Wallach should have received two Academy Awards for this 24 karat performance. The most underrated actor in film history., with no close second. You can keep the good and the bad. I'll take the ugly every time.
Agree! I think Eli was the one who made the movie what it is. With all the respect to Clint Eastwood, the two preceding movies weren't even close to this one.
"Blondy, please don't die, I'm your friend" is one of the best sentences ever. Just like "I didn't ask who gave the order, because it had nothing to do with the business".
You got that right, my friend.!!! Don't forget about Lee!!! IMHO, Lee and Eli were both better than Clint here. Clint was good but the others stood out more for me. Don't know if it's because they're bad guys or what but they really take the movie in my humble opinion.
The "carriage of the spirits " scene was the central hinge of the whole film and magnificently played by Eli Wallach. Like a lot of the movie, you get the impression that Sergio Leone kept everybody out in the middle of nowhere getting hot, thirsty, and dirty until the takes ran just right for him. Would not have been an easy gig for the actors and production crew, let alone the unfortunate extras supplied by the Spanish Army.
Even it is an spaguetti western film, Eli Wallach deserved an Oscar for his performing. Academy awards must take in consideration not the kind of film but the character. He performed incredibly
These Movies are just Epic Storytelling, Filming, Music interweaving The Suspension of Reality in the Mythology of The West, it all resonated in Perfect Harmony in this Timeless Classic
Tuco is a two faced baddie who wants the Union gold. In the book Carson robbed the payroll stage and Angel Eyes was watching as a setup for the Confederacy. In 1863 they were run out Texas at Glorieta Pass. Union victory.
" don't drink, don't drink, it's not good for you" 😂My favourite Western of all time by far. Best theme song to this day. no 2 the original Magnificient Seven ( Steve MacQueen, Yul Brynner, Charles Bronson)... no 3 Nevada Smith (Steve MacQueen) no 4 Posse ( Mario van Peebles ) no 5 A Fistful of dollars To think that I wasn't born when 4 of my 5 favourite westerns of all time were made...quality and talent last forever.
Eli Wallach made this movie!His performance as Tuco was done to perfection! A true criminal but a lovable creature! Will always admire him & his acting abilities!!
Nothing to do with ego. Tuco was filled with pure greed, see how quick he was at relieving the dead of their valuables. Then when the soldier mentioned the gold his greed went into overdrive.
kirakira kawaii Knowing Sergio Leone, it was probably the second. There were stories of Leone shooting the opening to “Once Upon a Time in the West” an absurd amount of times (10-12, I don’t remember) to get it perfect.
The part where he quickly calculates the situation in his head and changes from "im gonna kill you, ya basterd" to "please dont die, im your friend Blondie!"
The irony in this scene is perfect. Always loved Eli Wallach in his roles as a bandido (first roll was in Magnificant Seven). He was wonderful as Tuco.
I always thought "For a Few Dollars More" was the best until one day I came across GtBatU, it was instantly better by far and became my best Clint Eastwood cowboy film of all time. When it came out in 1966 I was 8 years old. For a Few Dollars More came out about 3 years earlier.
They were only a year apart and Eastwood was still working on tv show Rawhide when got the script for Fistful Of Dollars as was released in 1964 and wasn’t a established movie star yet. The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly is what made him an international star as all three Leone’s Dollar Triology westerns were filmed in Italy and Spain at the time and released to The United States in 1967
Kajdanowski I know they didn’t come out for release in until 1967 in United States and when the trilogy came out in at that time it made Clint Eastwood an international star.
When I'm having dinner with the family and I can't get up I actually use the line.... 200 thousand in gold....yours if you get me water......waterrreeeeerghhhghgh! Wife and kids know the deal! 😂😂
Whenever I have to leave a name on a waiting list at a restaurant, I'll always use " Bill Carson" or " Arch stanton" .surprised at how many folks get it..lol
Ohhhhh just PRICELESS! I will SO USE THAT next time my lady and I are out! Perhaps Captain Elliot Spencer* too! PINHEAD'S human name before becoming a cenobote.
I just saw the GBU in Rosendale NY at the Rosendale Theater on August 10. There was about 120 people there, I was expecting a Rocky Horror Show type of die hard fans attending. Instead, it seemed like it was the first time many had seen the movie.
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"Blondie, please dont die, I love you"- Outstanding!
Yep
"Don't die... like that pig!"
@@KutWrite like me
I die laugh 😂
@@officedaniel3178 I am billcarson
The Trumpet music when the horses and carriage are approaching is so beautiful, it gives it an incredible spiritual feeling
yeah.
Almost as If Jesus himself was walkthrough the desert!!!
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Yes mr. Colin. I feel the same.
A masterpiece, this movie will never be forgotten.
Tuco has made it even more interesting to watch this movie.
Tuco was the star of this movie hands down. He did most of the dialogue and should have won an Oscar for his performance.
@@scientificdevil4672 definetely !!
@@jackemin2988
Tuco was tough. He comes out of the desert, puts a couple drops of water on his lips then puts a pistol together and hits his targets. Robs the old man and he's off to kill Blonde.
Best part of a great movie!
@@scientificdevil4672 bro..you think exactly what i think..This is the best movie and musical masterpieces are mindblowing..We need to Thank Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone a lot a lot a lot .One of my fav scene is Tucos sayings to his fucking priest brother who sad "please forgive me brother " at the end of the conversation.
@@jackemin2988
Yeah, Tuco laid into his priest brother pretty hard. That was awesome.
Or when Blonde brought Tuco to the sheriff's office toward the beginning. Tuco is tied up telling Blonde he is the son of a thousand father's. Lmao!
Best movie ever made hands down!
Sergio Leone was a genius and the music was perfect. They had so many angles covered in this movie. All top notch.
"Don't die until later."
Love Tuco and love Eli's performance.
That's the best line
Eli is the star. His character "Caldero" in the Magnificent Seven is merely a warm-up for the much more developed and likable Tuco.
@@archstanton_live He's the star of the show
Blondie'$ mate......
"you sonofa..."
I am 48 years old I have been watching this movie 🎬 since I was 10 years old ...timeless classic Eli Wallach is magnificent ❤❤❤
"Nice to meet you Jackson, I'm Lincoln's grandfather."
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Wallach should have gotten an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.
Actually Tuco had more screen time than blondie in this movie
@@swapnilrana2206 yep
It can be argued that Tuco is the main character
@@philthompson729 yes absolutely. Blondie disappears in the second act several times and focuses on tuco instead. the film opens and ends with tuco as well
@@philthompson729 Wallach stole the show : )
I love how Blondie simply lets his head fall back now that he knows Tuco has to keep him alive.
Jam Lym he knows he can just just sit back & rest now. Such a classic & influential movie.
Ei Wallach (Tuco) was a BADASS. A mHe was a Polish Jew kid from Brooklyn who fought in WWII first as a Staff Sergeant, then commissioned as a Lieutenant, earned a Master’s Degree, and one of his best roles was a thief bandito named Tuco while living to the ripe age of 98. RIP Eli Wallach. You were a true role model and man.
Kenji Mapes another one of his best roles was the sadistic villain Calvera in The magnificent seven in 1960 with Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Yul Brynner and other memorable actors.
It's the funniest bit in the movie when he's telling him he's his friend
@@KenjiMapes I didn't know all that. One of my favorites. They don't make em like this anymore.
Jam Lym “don’t die until later you son of a.....”
Ennio Morricone's score to The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) is regarded as one of the most recognizable and influential soundtracks in history. It was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.
“Don’t die until later...” 🤣
I am still waiting for my water 💧
@@billcarson698 Ain’t no water in hell Bill
@@billcarson698 bruh, you stole 200,000 worth of gold from the army. Thieves go to hell lol
@@pierlucabelsito2721 tuco and blondy have the gold now..
@@billcarson698 your name isnt really bill carson, fake name
Sergio Leone breathed new live into the Western Genre! And he did it brillantly!👏🏼
Eli's performance in this film is simply superb.
I swear that this is the greatest music and film in the entire ART history.
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"Blondie, what's the matter" absolute classic, the greatest movie ever made.
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The greatest picture ever made. Wallach is beyond greatness.
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Can you imagine actors or today trying to do this.....these guys could say it all without saying a word....best movie ever
You really need to get out more. You think today’s actors don’t know their craft?
@@westyraviz no….. no I don’t
@@westyraviz lmfaoooooo oh please
@@maidenrulz73 as I said, you need to get out more. The generations prior to Eli Wallach et al, would have considered them third rate also. Current generations of almost every endeavor are only considered iconic, decades after their time. This movie that you all worship currently, wasn’t held in high esteem when first it was released in 1966. Even the primarily stage actor Eli Wallach’s performance, wasn’t celebrated.
@@westyraviz ok thanks for the info……you’ve totally changed my opinion and my remaining days shall be nothing but pleasant 👍
This scene is so beautifully filmed... The whole movie is so beautiful! Sergio Leone! Tonino Delli Colli! You were geniuses.
In the TH-cam channel "The Beauty of" there's one for this film and an overall one for Sergio Leone. You'll love both of them.
I don't know could use some aliens or robots, Definitely cgi . And way less story line ,, actually blondie should have turned into iron man and tuco into Thanos
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this 1966 film was ahead of its time and surpasses even today's films
Incredible awesome scene...Sergio Leone was a genius...Ennio Morricone too...respect to legends...🇮🇹
Tuco is here the perfect bandito...perfect...no compassion at all...thinking only about money...only about his possible advantage
so heartwarming that Tuco finally found in his heart some compassion for Blondie
Tuco the worm gets his just reward in the end. There is a Tuco somewhere in everyone’s life.
Tuco's reunion with his brother at the mission was heart warming as well as a tear-jerker for me. Especially when he rocked him good into those statues. Brought back fond memories of my brother.
@@Yonder27 Does he? Blondie humiliates him, but he still gets half the money.
Because of the $200000 in gold...😮
@@0413nandoexactly 💯 - that wasn't compassion - at all --- it's called greed,$200,000 worth of greed?
Of all the movies I've seen, over all the years and genres, this film is by far the greatest. And I'm not even a Western film fan. The story, the acting, the filming and the score are simply incredible. A masterpiece. Clint Eastwood was sublime in his role, Lee Van Cleef was absolutely fantastic, but Eli Wallach - for god's sake - he stole the show. Unreal!!!
This is the greatest movie and music in the entire ART history.
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Eli Wallach should have won an Academy Award for Tuco. The most awesome bad guy in cinema that made you love him. Sadly Eli Wallach is gone now and no one acts like him anymore.
you can assume that by that time many of the people behind the oscar were born to people by or with parent or grandparent in the civil war -people in the 70-80 range
@@jari2018and another Leone’s film about events of the Mexican Civil War was just banned in Mexico (it’s been even less than 60 years since)
What a great story.....A masterpiece of filmography!
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly...and each one fitted the bill perfectly!
Tuco on top. But only for a moment. For an actor whose character is always second fiddle, Eli Wallach is the conductor in this orchestra. "Nice to meet you. "I'm Lincolns grandfather!" Unbelievable. "I'm your friend Blondie. Please dont die!" Terrorist one moment. Beggar the next. Eli Wallach should have received two Academy Awards for this 24 karat performance. The most underrated actor in film history., with no close second. You can keep the good and the bad. I'll take the ugly every time.
Agree! I think Eli was the one who made the movie what it is. With all the respect to Clint Eastwood, the two preceding movies weren't even close to this one.
He has more lines than everyone else
Such a powerful scene, the carriage at full speed curtains flying everywhere
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Tuco's sudden change of attitude cracks me up every time i watch it.
I always grab a bottle of water after watching this scene 😄
"Blondy, please don't die, I'm your friend" is one of the best sentences ever. Just like "I didn't ask who gave the order, because it had nothing to do with the business".
I believe, that that Lee Stasburg, was a teacher of Eli Wallach.
Eli Wallach is just GREAT in this film! LMFAO!
Why don't we also appreciate Bill Carson's acting?
Thank you
Who said we didn’t?
@@johnLennon255 I said it
@@billcarson698
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@@mohammedsalim7052 😀
My sister ran into Eli in NY many years ago in a market. He walked up & said-“ yeah, it’s me” . She told him she loved his work & they both laughed.
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Angle eyes was also really great in this movie, we should remember him too
You got that right, my friend.!!!
Don't forget about Lee!!!
IMHO, Lee and Eli were both better than Clint here.
Clint was good but the others stood out more for me.
Don't know if it's because they're bad guys or what but they really take the movie in my humble opinion.
And me
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Eli Wallach deserved a grammy nod for this effort, but sadly the film industry looked down their noses at 'spaghetti westerns'
When did he sing? You must mean Oscar.
Tuco probably could sing too.
427BELAIR you mean Oscar, Grammy awards are for singing.
@@mcqueenfanman I betcha Tuco could sing & he did - he sung Blondie , Blondie & Blondie 😉August 29 ,2019
Ennio morricone is the composer not eli Wallach
The look in Tuco’s eyes as the music starts is masterful.
I love and hate tuco. Hes funny but resembles so many greedy bastards I know in real life. I love how blondie is suddenly his "friend" now.
"friend" is a very elastic term in this world! :)
Tuco is the representation of the human race - Blondie is the angelic and Angel Eyes is the demonic.
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So true and sad how people are like snakes crawling out under from rocks
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So true and sad how people are like snakes crawling out under from rocks
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So true and sad how people are like snakes crawling out under from rocks
Wallach deserved posthumous Oscar for this movie!
don't die like that pig lol
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@@lyndonkimthomas 69 IS THE WINNING NUMBER
Lol 😂
The "carriage of the spirits " scene was the central hinge of the whole film and magnificently played by Eli Wallach. Like a lot of the movie, you get the impression that Sergio Leone kept everybody out in the middle of nowhere getting hot, thirsty, and dirty until the takes ran just right for him. Would not have been an easy gig for the actors and production crew, let alone the unfortunate extras supplied by the Spanish Army.
I also love that it happens almost an HOUR into the film. Almost everything before that was character setup. I was thinking, "NOW, we got a plot!" :)
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best film ever made
Absolutely
Best ever can watch this film so many times never boring
I totally agree. This tops every other movie ever made.
@Jimbo Django: Why do you feel this was the “best film ever made” ? Please explain your statement...
Definitely maybe but there are a few strong challengers
Even it is an spaguetti western film, Eli Wallach deserved an Oscar for his performing. Academy awards must take in consideration not the kind of film but the character. He performed incredibly
Even the movie is amazing and should've won lot of Oscars the cinematography the music everything is amazing in this movie one of the best ever
Spaghetti western is such a banal term considering they contained top 5 director and film composer of all time. Maybe top 3.
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"Even a filthy beggar like him has a guardian angel. A golden haired angel watches over him."
That as one amazin piece of acting by Eli Wallach wow!!!
These Movies are just Epic Storytelling, Filming, Music interweaving The Suspension of Reality in the Mythology of The West, it all resonated in Perfect Harmony in this Timeless Classic
One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history! The acting, the narrative, the beautiful panoramic views, the music just everything!
Best western ever from 1966...supreme actors...and film makers
This is my favourite movie of all time and I think for the most part is due to Eli Wallach's performance as Tuco.
yeah yeah! glad to meet you carson. Iam Lincoln's grandfather🤣🤣
Best Western Ever Made..
Blondie! Don't die!
Buddy, Don't die!
I am your friend! Don't die!....
😂😂😂😂😂
Tuco is a two faced baddie who wants the Union gold. In the book Carson robbed the payroll stage and Angel Eyes was watching as a setup for the Confederacy. In 1863 they were run out Texas at Glorieta Pass. Union victory.
Only movie, watch 1000 times and everytime gives new energy...
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤☝
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this is the best movie ever made.And just gets better as years go by
Ages like wine, huh?
says something about how shitty movies are nowadays
@@maogu1999 and like my wife !
Every scene is like a painting. Never ages just timeless.
He wasn't dying in that moment he told Tuco he knew the name. But he could finally rest knowing Tuco would keep him alive.
of course, why would he die right when tuco realizes he knows the name
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the music the shots, the acting , perfect scene
Glad to meet you Carson, I'm Lincoln's grandfather lol
WHATWASTHATYOUSAIDABOUTHEDOLLARS
I laughed my ass off when I first heard him say that... 😂
Don't die until later lol
Yeah he’s Carson family. Hahahaha
Great line.
Greatest movie of all time.
"Don't die, I am your friend!"
Friend till his death.
autumnicleaf he did not die, legends dont die, they just move to a better place
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This score, at this moment in the film, is beyond comparison. It is the Angels talking to us --
" don't drink, don't drink, it's not good for you" 😂My favourite Western of all time by far. Best theme song to this day.
no 2 the original Magnificient Seven ( Steve MacQueen, Yul Brynner, Charles Bronson)...
no 3 Nevada Smith (Steve MacQueen)
no 4 Posse ( Mario van Peebles )
no 5 A Fistful of dollars
To think that I wasn't born when 4 of my 5 favourite westerns of all time were made...quality and talent last forever.
Three very powerful method actors, but Eli really stole the movie. He wonderfully portrayed Tuco's complex character.
Eli Wallach is pure genius.
"You talk first and I'll get you water later" lmao...what a deal!
Best western movie ever made
Tuco is in the film the personification of the human being's egoism within his basic needs
Oh
Eli Wallach made this movie!His performance as Tuco was done to perfection! A true criminal but a lovable creature! Will always admire him & his acting abilities!!
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Underated comment should be up above with the others. Your description of Tuco couldn't be more truthful!
Nothing to do with ego. Tuco was filled with pure greed, see how quick he was at relieving the dead of their valuables. Then when the soldier mentioned the gold his greed went into overdrive.
Whatever Tuco tossed aside on the top of the sand dune, it rolled down perfectly to Eastwoods head.
Is that a coincidence? Or did you shoot again and again?
kirakira kawaii Knowing Sergio Leone, it was probably the second. There were stories of Leone shooting the opening to “Once Upon a Time in the West” an absurd amount of times (10-12, I don’t remember) to get it perfect.
@@lukenorth7127 Kubrick was notorious to do the same. And that time every takes was expensive because they had only reels of non- reusable film.
Calogero Huygens, I believe you and I appreciate you letting me know about Stanley Kubrick. I suspected it was true, but I wasn’t positive.
@@lukenorth7127 it's definitely true. Kubrick filmed every scene in his masterpieces insanely many times until he got perfection.
"Carson. Carson yea yea ,glad to meet you carson, what about
Dollar's " 😂
Tuco’s face at 7:59 is priceless. Great actor !!
Carson Carson yeah yeah glad to meet you Carson I'm Lincolns grandfather!!! Lmfao! So many epic lines in this movie!
I am here still
@@billcarson698 Thanks for making the Good and the Ugly rich :) You didn't even get paid with a cup of water lol
@@ericsmith6315 😂😂that’s true
One of my favorite pictures of all time.
This scene wouldn't have worked if Blondie didn't have teleportation powers and touch of death powers. Thank God he did.
Yeah Yeah Yeah Carson Glad to meet you Carson. I'm Lincoln's grandfather. What was that you said about the dollars? Lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Water 💧
Don’t die I will get you water 💦
@@YabanEller when? I m waiting
Those old movies taught you a lot about people; I matured at the movie theater. 😄
Fuck CGI, fuck special effects. Can't beat a solid plot/storytelling, solid acting, and solid camerawork.
Agreed.
This amazing scene changed the course of the whole movie,.. I'd probably watch it a thousand more times before I join my ancestors,.. 🤔🥺🥺
The part where he quickly calculates the situation in his head and changes from "im gonna kill you, ya basterd" to "please dont die, im your friend Blondie!"
😜😜😜😜😜😜😜 TUCO REAL GENIUS
Best movie hands down ! ! 👍👍tuco my friend ! ! Eli was great but so was Clint! ! 👍👍
Tuco is my favourite character in the movie
I think he's my favorite character of all time. Certainly in the top three.
The irony in this scene is perfect. Always loved Eli Wallach in his roles as a bandido (first roll was in Magnificant Seven). He was wonderful as Tuco.
Oohhh...what an Amazing scene...I salute you Sergio
" Don't die until later, son of .... "that's my best part,hhhhhh that's crazy hhhhhh
I always thought "For a Few Dollars More" was the best until one day I came across GtBatU, it was instantly better by far and became my best Clint Eastwood cowboy film of all time. When it came out in 1966 I was 8 years old. For a Few Dollars More came out about 3 years earlier.
silversurfers7 for a few dollars more came out 1 year earlier (1965) & a fistful of dollars in 1964
They were only a year apart and Eastwood was still working on tv show Rawhide when got the script for Fistful Of Dollars as was released in 1964 and wasn’t a established movie star yet. The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly is what made him an international star as all three Leone’s Dollar Triology westerns were filmed in Italy and Spain at the time and released to The United States in 1967
Scott Knode Yes, but US release was not as straight-forward as now. After all these are Italian movies.
Kajdanowski I know they didn’t come out for release in until 1967 in United States and when the trilogy came out in at that time it made Clint Eastwood an international star.
Best scene in the movie. That music.
*ككحد=
Tuco made this movie more enjoyable😊
“Don’t drink, don’t drink it’s no good for you!” 😆
NOW !!!!! Were friends again.....Dam, Eli was awesome...
Nice to meet you I'm Lincolns grandfather!
"Blondie! Blondie, don't die! I'm your friend. Don't die, please!" (8'04) Eli Wallach, magnificent!
And the music kicks in.... we know they are now binded... let the games begin....class 👍
He wasn’t 8 feet 4.
G. O. A. T. What a movie!
RIP Eli great actor
When I'm having dinner with the family and I can't get up I actually use the line....
200 thousand in gold....yours if you get me water......waterrreeeeerghhhghgh!
Wife and kids know the deal! 😂😂
Yeah. The guy is just too good an Actor..so talented and natural!
His vocal harmonies on the soundtrack were excellent
Watched this movie many times but still every while watch it again.
The name on the grave is 'Unknown' right next to the grave 'Arch Stanton'.
"Unk.. Un... There's no name on it!"
There's no name here either.
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You see, that's what Bill Carson told me. That there's a grave marked "Unknown", right beside Arch Stanton.
There are 2 kinds of ppl in this world my friend.. *those who have loaded guns and those who dig... You dig* !
Zarak Khan lol 😂
Whenever I have to leave a name on a waiting list at a restaurant, I'll always use " Bill Carson" or " Arch stanton" .surprised at how many folks get it..lol
That's awesome. I use Travis Bickle and Frank Castle sometimes lol
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Ohhhhh just PRICELESS!
I will SO USE THAT next time my lady and I are out!
Perhaps Captain Elliot Spencer* too!
PINHEAD'S human name before becoming a cenobote.
1:10 carriage of spirits. I love the music.
The chord at 1:36 is absolutely beautiful
Ennio Morricone lyrics...legend...
There's so many great lines in this movie! lol.
Nobody talks about how the glass water bottle rolls down the hill perfectly hitting Blondie on the side of the head.
Perfect set up scene and shot!
That was a hell of a throw by Tuco. Brady would be jealous.
Not a bottle , a piece of wood .
Eli Wallach OWNED IT playing Tuco. People here on TH-cam have commented he should've won an Oscar; I definitely agree.
I just saw the GBU in Rosendale NY at the Rosendale Theater on August 10. There was about 120 people there, I was expecting a Rocky Horror Show type of die hard fans attending. Instead, it seemed like it was the first time many had seen the movie.
"And so Blondie - it's goodbye"
Always my favorite sign off.