Mike Williamson Wrong! Both Chuck Norrises and Clint Eastwoods respective lawns know to keep themselves under their own mans feet. Neither Chuck nor Clints lawns would dare to get under the other mans feet. Their lawns know better. Get it right when you say from now on! 😂
clint eastwood is the only guy who chuck norris fears he as a matter of fact checks under his bed at night before bed to make sure eastwood isnt laying in wait for him
You are absolute right. A Fistful Of Dollars came out on January 18, 1964 when Clint Eastwood was only 33 years old. His did not turn 34 until he had his birthday that year on May 31st. Today he is 88 years old and still going strong in both acting and directing. He is second only to John Wayne, my absolute favorite hero, when it comes to Western Movie Actors. In case you are interested, May 31, 2018, was the Birthday of Clint Eastwood. Belated Happy Birthday Clint Eastwood. He has definitely taken very great care of himself as he is still able to do so many things and keep active. I sincerely greatly hope that he will make least one more Western Movie, even just a Western Television Movie, before he dies as he has actually publicly stated himself that he is willing to return to the Western Movie Genre. He has also publicly stated that he wants to be still be a least directing and producing movies at age 105 as inspired by Portuguese Director Manoel De Oliveira who was still a fully active director at that age. I hope that not only can Clint still be directing and producing at that age but acting as well. Again, belated Happy Birthday Clint Eastwood, may you get to reach, accomplish, and greatly enjoy your goal of getting to still be directing and producing as well as actively active at the age of 105 and long after. And I ask you to please do make a very strong return to the Western Movie Genre with a very many great entries to it, like you said that you would be willing to do, as you are the only remaining big-time Western Movie Actor.
Fun fact, Clint Eastwood never smoked, drank, or used drugs. He has always exercised, and kept fit. The fact he's still going strong today, in his 90's I believe, is a strong testament to his lifestyle !
Every human is different. Lemmy from Motörhead lived to 70 and drank, smoked and did meth like his life depended on it. Clint is in his 90’s and has lived a healthy lifestyle, George Burns smoked like a chimney and lived forever. Meanwhile there are people trying to be health role models their entire lives that don’t even make it to 40/50 years old. Every human is different and from that, just live and enjoy life however brings you joy without hurting or affecting others negatively rather than wasting time trying to figure out the secret ingredient to living a long life. My parents never drank and have/had struggled with health since their mid 30’s as my dad has since passed away and my mom is fighting terminal cancer. I’ve partaken in more than I probably should have with drugs and alcohol and been super healthy heading into my 50’s with a super clean bill of health just this last doctor checkup. There is no single way to live, other than just living
imagine if Clint didn’t shoot him, and the dude just did a double take between him and his dead friends, looks at Clint again, and just goes “alright guess ill leave”
I met Clint briefly while at Pebble Beach playing golf at lunch. No kidding, he is very much the rather inward quiet type of guy and so asked him about his hard-nosed performances and he just stared at me for a few seconds or so and asked me what I did for a living. I'm a public school teacher and so we continued to eat our lunch. It's just a job he said.
i also saw clint and his wife at the pebble beach golf tournament back in the 90's but just in passing like right by them. i was in awe and speechless.
It's remarkable when you think about it.... Clint Eastwood not only starred in his movies he also wrote, produced and directed many of them. He's a true National treasure.
Because of the Man With No Name trilogy and Paint You Wagon, Clint Eastwood was my favorite, the GOAT, from when I was somewhere between 3-5. The Good, the Bad & the Ugly was released just before I was born and I first saw all those films at the outdoor drive-ins with my father.
I was 3 when it came out, but didn't see it until I was 6. My dad took us to the Base movie theater, and I remember being in awe of this guy. I still am.
I like how when the guys all start laughing at Clint after he tells them to apologize to his mule, it cuts to that one guy who isn't laughing or smiling at all because he realizes that this guy is either insane, or mega-badass. Either way he's trouble.
He smiles at first, but still very cautious. Then, when he sees Clint throw his poncho over his shoulder, smile completely disappears. Dude knew when the rest were just completely arrogant
As a kid back in the 70's I lived for this move and the other two. The world stopped for me when I was sitting in my pjs watching this scene on Saturday night. lol
Clint Eastwood is such a good cowboy. This man could take any role he wanted and make it look so wonderful. He’s just one of the best actors and he’s got a huge resume of movies he’s starred in and directed to back that up.
Because people like Engelmeier think the western world revolved around John Wayne, despite the fact that he didn't know the first thing about how to act.
Clint was genuinely a very fast draw and shot in real life. Certainly added to the realism of the films. They shouldn't have upset his mule. Great film, great actor.
Imagine hearing the good the the ugly theme all the time in a home with a man four years older than Eastwood. That's how I grew up. That man will like my grandfather go down in history as a hero of mine. Lucky for me I still hear the music. Both men still alive and kicking.. Clint Eastwood 90 Grandpa 94. 🤠
I'm sure out there somewhere that some dude could actually do this for real! Like an excellent professional trick shooter. In my lifetime I've seen a couple of them in action!
Great movie. The first in a trilogy with Eastwood by Italian director Sergio Leone, and soundtrack by Italian composer Ennio Morricone. Leone's films made Eastwood a global star. And Leone's western Once upon a time in America, is widely touted as the best Western ever made, again with soundtrack by Ennio Morricone.
Most incredible thing for me about Eastwood is that my father watched Eastwood as a kid in the 50s. He then shared the Leone films with me in the 70s. I have now shared the Leone films with my kids between watching other new masterpieces by him. Three generations!
@@k.chriscaldwell4141 Perhaps you should read it again: "...my father watched Eastwood as a kid in the 50s." As a life guard at a swimming pool? What movies did Eastwood appear in during the 1950s?
An abbreviated version of this scene was used as a TV trailer back in 1965. I saw it during a popular show when I was 10 or 11 and the next day it was all over elementary school: "Did you see the ad for that movie!? WOW!!" Nobody had ever seen such a cool gunslinger - nor one who could shoot that fast. By Saturday, arrangements to bus downtown and see the movie had been made among nearly all the boys and several girls in my class. The next week, it was all we could talk about, and impressions of Morricone's unique theme music rang through the school's halls. I never saw a movie make such an instant impression.
Those must have been the days, now there'd be triggrered teachers, boycotting unions, upset women's groups and a prompt return to dancing nurses Tik Tok videos...
A few years ago i didnt think that this would be badass at all but a few years later and the title couldnt be more accurate. A masterpiece of a movie almost 60 years later
It sucks we'll never get another actor on screen like Clint Eastwood ever again. He truly exemplified and radiated just being a total badass and masculine STUD!!! I don't even think any of the action stars of the 1980's even come close. Not to mention the dudes face and expressions were made for film! One of the best presences to ever be on the big screen. A true legend and ICON he is!
i feel that Clint Eastwood gets even more badass the older he gets, i think his most badass one is in gran tourino when he saves the girl from the streetcorner. =)
YOJIMBO is the original, and a film from the Criterion Collection. See it and enjoy, but this was also a childhood favorite of mine. The dialogue about the mule was fabulous, as well as the close up footage of the pistol aiming at each gunfighter
I can't get over how perfect the shot is as he guns them down, and then returns his gun to its holster...perfection!!!Cinematography at it's finest!!!!....
@@kshitizmangalbajracharya9451 I think very few people realise how prolific Morricone was. He had chart hits, but in movies alone I doubt anyone has scored even close to the amount he has. From lots of Euro Cinema to westerns, the odd gangster movie to John Carpenter movies the dude is ubiquitous, and let's be clear here his standards never really dropped whatever he produced, big budget or Euro-indie film every soundtrack is memorable.
No matter how much money, opportunity or good actors you make, the movies you make will never give me the emotions I experienced while watching this movie.
My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius. Commander of the armies of the north. General of the Felix Legions. Loyal servant of the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father of a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife, and I will have my vengeance - in this life or the next.
@@D.Lee.W I’m with you, “The Outlaw Josey Wales” is my favorite Eastwood western. It had it all, including some great comedy with Chief Dan George. It is hard to believe Clint is now 92 years old… and still working.
Clint Eastwood won't ever die. Sure at some point his physical form may pass on but his artwork in cinema will be remembered for centuries for new generations to be enjoyed.
CommonCentsRob Nonsense. John Wayne made poorly acted, wimpy films. You can't compare his childish flicks with a real Western like the ones Sergio Leone made.
CommonCentsRob Bigot boy, your racist use of that term (towards Italians) renders you unfit to have the right to use a computer. Yes, I meant "real Westerns". You're a pathetic POS and after I've left this reply up a bit, it'll be the block for your useless presence.
What's badass to me is if you take this entire movie and put yourself into this scene as if it was real, then the badassery starts at "get three coffins ready". Imagine the type of mindset you would have to carry to say that, lol.
A great scene but I think the similar scene from "Once Upon a Time in the West:" where Charles Bronson kills the three men sent to kill him at the railroad landing is even better. If for no other reason than the verbal interchange between Bronson and the three killers.
Rickarama Trama Eastwood was never the cowboy, he was a linguine pasta girly boy. Charles Bronson was the Cowboy! He would take Eastwood's gun away stick it up his ass and pull the trigger until it goes click!
"Don't fire a shot! I'm the sheriff!" he says to a guy who just gunned down four men. What a dumbass! As if Clint left there thinking "Oh wow! Good thing I didn't kill the sheriff! A guy could get in trouble for that!"
But Baxter had no idea who this guy was. He just saw him kill four men and told him point blank "you'll be strung up!" then acts as if him being the sheriff means Clint wasn't allowed to shoot him. "Oh yeah and you'd better not shoot me because I'm the guy who's going to hang you." Like I said, what a dumbass!
KINDLE I think in overall beauty and depth of feeling, it has to be Fistful of Dollars. But parts of the Good, Bad and the Ugly are just plain devilish, they're so good. Morricone's brain was wired in that movie like hardly any composer in the history of operatic (or cinematic) expression, I think. That score has power. Its like a living thing.
Vera Evans WOW! That's a really good way of putting it! I totally agree, & believe you have a very good point on how composers approached scores back then. They didn't think it was as disposable as films have become lately maybe? You REALLY know your stuff! I'm humbled to meet such a pro. I'm trying to learn as much as possible for my own sound I'm making. I don't suppose you could honour me by listening to just 1 of my pieces could you? I know I'm not up to standard yet. But I am thirsty to learn as much as I can, & would be SOOO grateful for ears as veteran as yours. I can take criticism! (If you accept I will post a link, as it's on a different account)
KInRick24 No, manco is a nickname, it's the 1st person form for mancare in italian which means missing or absent... Clearly he didn't give his real name there...
That cigar just gave him Deadeye boost that’s why he killed them all
i know its out of topic, but clint eastwood didnt actually smoke irl. he only smoked filterless cigars in the movies.
Had to fill those cores
LMAO 😂
LENNY MA BOAH
LENNAAAAAAAYYYY!
Clint Eastwood, the only man who can wear a poncho and throw it over his shoulder without looking gay.
I want to like your comment, but i dont want to break the 69 streak you have going on
***** LOLOL
DwayneHicks426 It's "poncho".
ekathe85 ::::squints like Clint Eastwood:::::.........fixed it.
LOL
him and Chuck norris
“Get three coffins ready”
“My mistake four coffins”
Jack yo wtfff i read this right when he said it on the video
Shot five times though 🤔
You couldn't transcribe it cleanly without an edit?
@@gregp103 Just like Eastwood, he made a "mistake".
@@photographyinflight4183 He sure did. Hope there's enough coffins.
4 things to not mess with.
Liam Neeson's Daughter
John Wicks dog
Obi-Wan's High Ground
Clint Eastwood's Mules
You forgot about the high ground
@@mig29gaming yea thats right ill add it now
I’ll mess with your high ground if I want, Kenobi! You underestimate my power!
Lol
And John Rambo
Some say the most badass thing in this clip was the volume adjustment
That was a bad ass thing.
We got a Mac user! Sound the alarm!
real BDE
200th like xD
...and low amount of FPS
Chuck Norris stays off Clint Eastwood's lawn.
Mike Williamson Wrong! Both Chuck Norrises and Clint Eastwoods respective lawns know to keep themselves under their own mans feet.
Neither Chuck nor Clints lawns would dare to get under the other mans feet. Their lawns know better.
Get it right when you say from now on! 😂
clint eastwood is the only guy who chuck norris fears he as a matter of fact checks under his bed at night before bed to make sure eastwood isnt laying in wait for him
Not applicable your name describes your comment
Mike Williamson lmao fr
The lawn stays off chuck norris
Just in case anyone’s wondering, his mule feels a lot better now
lol
Lmao
good, i’ve been thinking about that mule everyday
and? i'm the mule - yes, i feel much better!
That mule don't feel like no ass now ,.
The way Clint delivers those lines is perfect.
"I don't think it's nice you laughin' "
This was 54 years ago and Clint is still in the business. Amazing.
You are absolute right. A Fistful Of Dollars came out on January 18, 1964 when Clint Eastwood was only 33 years old. His did not turn 34 until he had his birthday that year on May 31st. Today he is 88 years old and still going strong in both acting and directing. He is second only to John Wayne, my absolute favorite hero, when it comes to Western Movie Actors. In case you are interested, May 31, 2018, was the Birthday of Clint Eastwood. Belated Happy Birthday Clint Eastwood. He has definitely taken very great care of himself as he is still able to do so many things and keep active. I sincerely greatly hope that he will make least one more Western Movie, even just a Western Television Movie, before he dies as he has actually publicly stated himself that he is willing to return to the Western Movie Genre. He has also publicly stated that he wants to be still be a least directing and producing movies at age 105 as inspired by Portuguese Director Manoel De Oliveira who was still a fully active director at that age. I hope that not only can Clint still be directing and producing at that age but acting as well. Again, belated Happy Birthday Clint Eastwood, may you get to reach, accomplish, and greatly enjoy your goal of getting to still be directing and producing as well as actively active at the age of 105 and long after. And I ask you to please do make a very strong return to the Western Movie Genre with a very many great entries to it, like you said that you would be willing to do, as you are the only remaining big-time Western Movie Actor.
Too bad this movie was a literal shot by shot rip off of the much superior Yojimbo.
Not just still IN the business, but still THE BEST IN the business! :)
Except for the pesky fact that Hollywood had zero to do with this movie.
Ironically his latest film is called, "Mule"
Clint Eastwood, always keeping the coffin builder in business
damn right!
I know some liberals I'd like to see fill those coffins......
Twister051 I Know For A DAM
roy hoco have you ever seen Yojimbo ?
"Get three coffins ready"
"My mistake, 4 coffins"
Clint Eastwood is a living legend. He's one of the last living cinema greats from the Golden Age of Hollywood. Amazing actor.
And why should we trust the word of a pedo..
Yes
AckShUaLLY this technically wasnt the golden age of hollywood
@@HughMungus4655bruh
And a great director to boot
As an actor, Clint shows no sign of self conscientiousness even when the camera is close up. Amazing. They really should have apologized.
They really should of.
Apologized for what?
@@Evbot1337 for scaring his mule.
Did you not watch the video?
@@briefcaseblues6061 damn bro, you’re right
I think you mean self-consciousness. Not conscientiousness...
Next time a man in a poncho chewing on a short cigar invites you to apologise to his mule ... apologise to the mule.
His mule has feelings, dammit.
Rekaert now that's funny
Rekaert ....that's hilarious
Rekaert a
mediocre comment at best...
Rekaert Its not a short cigar it is a cigarillo. There's a big difference.
Fun fact, Clint Eastwood never smoked, drank, or used drugs. He has always exercised, and kept fit.
The fact he's still going strong today, in his 90's I believe, is a strong testament to his lifestyle !
he’s been writing articles on health since 1959
Your comment “never smoked” on a movie clip with him smoking haha and i’m positive this is before green screening was around 😜
Literally smoking in the video
Pretty sure he said he quit smoking a long time ago? Which implies that he did smoke at one point
Every human is different. Lemmy from Motörhead lived to 70 and drank, smoked and did meth like his life depended on it. Clint is in his 90’s and has lived a healthy lifestyle, George Burns smoked like a chimney and lived forever. Meanwhile there are people trying to be health role models their entire lives that don’t even make it to 40/50 years old. Every human is different and from that, just live and enjoy life however brings you joy without hurting or affecting others negatively rather than wasting time trying to figure out the secret ingredient to living a long life. My parents never drank and have/had struggled with health since their mid 30’s as my dad has since passed away and my mom is fighting terminal cancer. I’ve partaken in more than I probably should have with drugs and alcohol and been super healthy heading into my 50’s with a super clean bill of health just this last doctor checkup. There is no single way to live, other than just living
54 years later and “The Mule” is still in the business
Jajajajajaj
I always find it funny how the one guy doesn’t laugh even when his buddies are and has this “oh shit we fucked up” look. Makes the scene even better
imagine if Clint didn’t shoot him, and the dude just did a double take between him and his dead friends, looks at Clint again, and just goes
“alright guess ill leave”
. . . or , “where’s your mule ?”
I met Clint briefly while at Pebble Beach playing golf at lunch. No kidding, he is very much the rather inward quiet type of guy and so asked him about his hard-nosed performances and he just stared at me for a few seconds or so and asked me what I did for a living. I'm a public school teacher and so we continued to eat our lunch. It's just a job he said.
Don’t bother the man while he eating
@@TH-camuser1aa “How’s your digestion now?”
@@TH-camuser1aa holy shit...that was so intense to read...
i also saw clint and his wife at the pebble beach golf tournament back in the 90's but just in passing like right by them. i was in awe and speechless.
@Todd Pruett I was the grass.
It's remarkable when you think about it.... Clint Eastwood not only starred in his movies he also wrote, produced and directed many of them. He's a true National treasure.
Not this one though
That definitely could've been me if it wasn't for the L U M B A G O
Ok Uncle
GET UP
But its a slow and painful death
@@ginawhipple4920 **kicks**
Terminal
The Man With No Name, the most iconic figure in movie history for me. No one ever did the deadeye like Clint Eastwood.
Clint Eastwood is the biggest movie badass ever.
Boyka >
ANON¹²³ who?
Jack Nicholson as well
E-V-E-R !
@@aiylavayu9572
who?
"My mistake... 4 coffins"
is the line that makes it all come together perfectly.
I was 6 years old when this film came out could not appreciate it then. As i got older I did. Clint the badass legend.
Because of the Man With No Name trilogy and Paint You Wagon, Clint Eastwood was my favorite, the GOAT, from when I was somewhere between 3-5. The Good, the Bad & the Ugly was released just before I was born and I first saw all those films at the outdoor drive-ins with my father.
I was 3 when it came out, but didn't see it until I was 6. My dad took us to the Base movie theater, and I remember being in awe of this guy. I still am.
When I got directed here to "Most badass Scene in Movie History," I thought, well that's a bold claim, but it actually held up
I like how when the guys all start laughing at Clint after he tells them to apologize to his mule, it cuts to that one guy who isn't laughing or smiling at all because he realizes that this guy is either insane, or mega-badass. Either way he's trouble.
He smiles at first, but still very cautious. Then, when he sees Clint throw his poncho over his shoulder, smile completely disappears. Dude knew when the rest were just completely arrogant
And even though he had a clue he still died liked the others.
Masterful moviemaking. The camera shots, and the way the music changes when Clint gives them the death look.
He, the man, is not upset you see. But you disrespected his poor ole mule. That was not polite.
I think clint was counting on that one backing down. After all, he said 3 coffins-- not four.
Boy, when Clint gave that look at 1:30 you know the shit just got real!
Hell yes!
Freezes the blood in your veins.
imagine how the mule was looking at em
I'm still a fan of
"I said I never had much use for them. I'm never said I didn't know how to use one"
From Quigley Down Under
As a kid back in the 70's I lived for this move and the other two. The world stopped for me when I was sitting in my pjs watching this scene on Saturday night. lol
The undertaker gets to take his family out for a steak dinner when Clint comes into town.
Just don't ask where that steak was cut from.
You see any cows when The Man rode into the town?
Neither did I.
lol
TheWinterShadow Steak? That man was able to sendnhis kids through college and buy a new house thanks to Clint.
It’s Christmas! We’re going to Applebee’s.
@@scottkronenberg I found a whole rat in my cob salad.
"I don't think it's nice, you laughin'."
Their smiles disappeared.
I’m 55 and Clint Eastwood has always been my favorite actor of all time. Absolutely the greatest!!! 👍👍
One of those scenes that never gets old, no matter how many times you've seen it...
You can respect a man who admits when he's wrong.
"My mistake, 4 coffins" :D lol!
There are 1.7k dislikers who need to apologize...
This clip is banned in my country now 😑 wtf?
How can ANYONE give this a thumbs down? That makes ZERO sense!
They are gun haters..
Ronnie Pierce not even gun haters could hate this scene.
YES THEY NEED TO YOUR RIGHT SIR
Get 1,9k coffins ready
I love this scene!!!! Makes me miss my grandfather who showed me all his movies!!! Clint Eastwood was KING!
Sorry for your loss. At least Clints grumpy ass is still kickin. I keep meaning to watch his newest movie
Clint Eastwood is such a good cowboy. This man could take any role he wanted and make it look so wonderful. He’s just one of the best actors and he’s got a huge resume of movies he’s starred in and directed to back that up.
Not just cowboy movies, I think he's done a great job in every type of role (Million Dollar Baby, The Bridges If Madison County, etc.)
How could this clip get any dislikes? Clint is awesome .
35 people didn't want to apologize to a mule.......for being asses........
white haters ,dork
Because people like Engelmeier think the western world revolved around John Wayne, despite the fact that he didn't know the first thing about how to act.
L.j. Garner because there is so much to learn on how to act .
*****
I'm not an actor so I wouldn't know what there is to learn. I know some people are believable and some people just don't have it.
I love the look on the old man's face: "damn, I've been waiting a long time for somebody to do that".
Bryce Corbin wkllkkoo
Poop
He's just feeling the ecstacy of gold.
"Death is my business, and business is good."
I feel a weekend old school Clint Eastwood movie binge-fest coming on...
I remember being around.. 20? When I first saw this movie. And I was seriously blown away by how badass this scene was
Clint was genuinely a very fast draw and shot in real life. Certainly added to the realism of the films. They shouldn't have upset his mule. Great film, great actor.
"...but the mule, he just doesn't get it."
hambone31000 hahahaha :)) loved it too !!!
There will never be another Clint Eastwood after he passes away
Imagine hearing the good the the ugly theme all the time in a home with a man four years older than Eastwood. That's how I grew up. That man will like my grandfather go down in history as a hero of mine. Lucky for me I still hear the music. Both men still alive and kicking.. Clint Eastwood 90 Grandpa 94. 🤠
"My mistake.....1,912 coffins".
*56
57 died due to his ricochet
well... 59 if you count the 2 that committed suicide afterwards
well his ricochet is gonna keep killing all the haters over the years.
It's ok Baji... I get it... 591.
2:00 When Clint Eastwood asks you nicely and politely to apologize, just say, "I'm sorry." even if you KNOW you are right.
Eric Taylor ... Yup even if you're innocent
Eric Taylor. sounds like marriage always saying sorry
This soundtrack man , chill everytime...
What a movie.
So legendary.
When he flips his poncho over his shoulder and immediately gives that cold stare…that meant death.
And all they had to do was apologize to his mule
I suppose that damn mule died by now without getting an apology
No - the graveyard scene in the "Good, Bad & Ugly" is the best!
Not gonna lie, you're probably right on that one
Buffy McMuffin--Agreed!
superknight ,Was that the porn version you are thinking of ? The Good the bad and the weirdo , lol
+Buffy McMuffin "No - the graveyard scene in the "Good, Bad & Ugly" is the best!"
Followed closely by the "Kelly's Heroes" Tiger showdown scene.
I agree
I'm sure out there somewhere that some dude could actually do this for real! Like an excellent professional trick shooter. In my lifetime I've seen a couple of them in action!
Look up Bob Munden, may he RIP.
Trivia. Sammy Davis Jr could have been a professional quick draw shooter. He was THAT good!
Great movie. The first in a trilogy with Eastwood by Italian director Sergio Leone, and soundtrack by Italian composer Ennio Morricone. Leone's films made Eastwood a global star. And Leone's western Once upon a time in America, is widely touted as the best Western ever made, again with soundtrack by Ennio Morricone.
Most incredible thing for me about Eastwood is that my father watched Eastwood as a kid in the 50s. He then shared the Leone films with me in the 70s. I have now shared the Leone films with my kids between watching other new masterpieces by him. Three generations!
What??? There were no Eastwood films in the 50s.
@@reddiver7293 Read that sentence again. It does not mention Leone. It mentions only Eastwood. Cheers.
@@k.chriscaldwell4141
Perhaps you should read it again:
"...my father watched Eastwood as a kid in the 50s."
As a life guard at a swimming pool? What movies did Eastwood appear in during the 1950s?
An abbreviated version of this scene was used as a TV trailer back in 1965. I saw it during a popular show when I was 10 or 11 and the next day it was all over elementary school: "Did you see the ad for that movie!? WOW!!" Nobody had ever seen such a cool gunslinger - nor one who could shoot that fast. By Saturday, arrangements to bus downtown and see the movie had been made among nearly all the boys and several girls in my class.
The next week, it was all we could talk about, and impressions of Morricone's unique theme music rang through the school's halls. I never saw a movie make such an instant impression.
Those must have been the days, now there'd be triggrered teachers, boycotting unions, upset women's groups and a prompt return to dancing nurses Tik Tok videos...
A few years ago i didnt think that this would be badass at all but a few years later and the title couldnt be more accurate. A masterpiece of a movie almost 60 years later
It sucks we'll never get another actor on screen like Clint Eastwood ever again. He truly exemplified and radiated just being a total badass and masculine STUD!!! I don't even think any of the action stars of the 1980's even come close. Not to mention the dudes face and expressions were made for film! One of the best presences to ever be on the big screen. A true legend and ICON he is!
There is nobody better than Clint Eastwood period end of story
Danny Devito
Bruce Willis.
Toshiro Mifune, the star of the movie this ripped off.
Steven Coffman Arthur Morgan
@@AimForMyHead81 not even close buddy, sorry
i feel that Clint Eastwood gets even more badass the older he gets, i think his most badass one is in gran tourino when he saves the girl from the streetcorner. =)
I liked that movie but I was hoping he would break bad with that m1 garand!
yeah in know I was just watching that scene
***** His facial expressions during that cene are just amazing.
I did a spit take when that exchange happened.
if you think gran torino was his best bad ass character played, you obviously dont know Eastwood, and you must be 15 yrs old
YOJIMBO is the original, and a film from the Criterion Collection. See it and enjoy, but this was also a childhood favorite of mine. The dialogue about the mule was fabulous, as well as the close up footage of the pistol aiming at each gunfighter
I remember the first time I saw this scene as a kid with my dad. Still our favorite Eastwood movie. I just watched it last week😂
My mistake, 4 coffins
Mary Ann Redd anybody can make a mistake!! Its rectifying the mistake that counts!!! Haha.
4 mistake, My coffins
Shot five times though 🤔
"Well if you're the sheriff you'd better get these men in the ground." Love it
Now I need to roll me a Cigar. This is the best scene that I never ever ever get tired of for the past 33 years.
Clint Eastwood: The good. Man. Legend. “The man with no name.”
I can't get over how perfect the shot is as he guns them down, and then returns his gun to its holster...perfection!!!Cinematography at it's finest!!!!....
That long, high note after the line "I don't think it's nice, you laughin'..." gives me goosebumps every time!
The genius of Ennio Morricone.
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I think very few people realise how prolific Morricone was. He had chart hits, but in movies alone I doubt anyone has scored even close to the amount he has. From lots of Euro Cinema to westerns, the odd gangster movie to John Carpenter movies the dude is ubiquitous, and let's be clear here his standards never really dropped whatever he produced, big budget or Euro-indie film every soundtrack is memorable.
@@darthwiizius true 👍
I know exactly what you mean.....lol
No matter how much money, opportunity or good actors you make, the movies you make will never give me the emotions I experienced while watching this movie.
1:57 What a look! Such intensity! Not a shred of fear or doubt in it. Clint Eastwood is confidence incarnate.
The King of Cool! They sure don't make 'em like this anymore.
Hollywood just goes after looks now. Which is sad.
AlgaeEater08 True, very true.
Purple Haze John fucking Wick
Myles Johnson John Wick 2 just came out. If you haven't seen it check out Denzel Washington in Man on Fire.....badass.
srg914 I have
My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius. Commander of the armies of the north. General of the Felix Legions. Loyal servant of the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father of a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife, and I will have my vengeance - in this life or the next.
you're in the wrong movie mate
Hoyt Mueller What movie lol?
Gladiator
Platinum See description wow 😀
Hoyt Mueller by Gladiator🤗 One of the best Films ever
How can you possibly top 🔝 Clint in his hey day. … actors like him are few and far between
Clint Eastwood's westerns are my favorite ever, my absolute favorite is unforgiven, absolutely phenomenal movie and phenomenal story and cast.
My favorite is the good, the bad, and the ugly
Josey Wales gets my vote for #1..For a Few Dollars More #2. But, can't go wrong with any of them, really.
@@D.Lee.W I’m with you, “The Outlaw Josey Wales” is my favorite Eastwood western. It had it all, including some great comedy with Chief Dan George. It is hard to believe Clint is now 92 years old… and still working.
Ahhh old fashioned Clint Eastwood makes ya cherish the days people actually had brains.
James Andrus
And mules....
James Andrus The R8 is nerfed
ROTFL!!!!!!!!!
And balls
@James Andrus not to mention the days when rock and roll was good and rap was awesome
How can anyone be cooler than Clint Eastwood? This is one of a million badass moments. Loved Outlaw Josie Wales as an all time favorite!👍
The Clint Eastwood western trilogy is one of, if not, the greatest trilogy in cinematic history
You see Clint Eastwood? THAT is a living LEGEND. Love and Peace.
It's scenes like this that make me say, "Chuck who?"
Chuck Norris stays off Clint Eastwood's lawn.
+Mike Williamson damn right
There will never be another iconic actor like Clint Eastwood! Thank you for sharing this video!
Scott Eastwood has a. shot...
i watch this clip many times in a year, year after year; never get bored.
Lol watching this after playing RDR2 makes me so happy
fuckin same...those bandits face is ugliests as same in RDR2 game..dirty face looks like real cowboy in the past
"Get three coffins ready."
"My mistake, make that four coffins."
Actually 2k coffins
It'll be a **SAD** day in history when Clint Eastwood passes away . . . :>\
Clint Eastwood won't ever die. Sure at some point his physical form may pass on but his artwork in cinema will be remembered for centuries for new generations to be enjoyed.
remsensor i agree.
He's like 180.. so when he does die it won't be a surprise
If you say so...
***** Yep. John Wayne, my arse. Clint is the man.
I sincerely love every single Clint Eastwood movie, and I wish a new western movie of his or him in it would come out.
One of the best shootout scenes in cinematic history.
My mistake, 4 coffins. LOL
After looking at that scene, the first thought that comes to mind............."John Wayne? Never heard of her!".
Hahahaha! John Wayne's bad apple son.
CommonCentsRob Nonsense. John Wayne made poorly acted, wimpy films. You can't compare his childish flicks with a real Western like the ones Sergio Leone made.
First, I was agreeing with you. Second, "real" Westerns???! ...as in "Spaghetti Westerns"???? grow up idiot.
CommonCentsRob Bigot boy, your racist use of that term (towards Italians) renders you unfit to have the right to use a computer. Yes, I meant "real Westerns". You're a pathetic POS and after I've left this reply up a bit, it'll be the block for your useless presence.
LOL !! You're too cool Man
What's badass to me is if you take this entire movie and put yourself into this scene as if it was real, then the badassery starts at "get three coffins ready". Imagine the type of mindset you would have to carry to say that, lol.
I always felt a deep respect for Clint Eastwood's mule and I still do. I mean it.
A great scene but I think the similar scene from "Once Upon a Time in the West:" where Charles Bronson kills the three men sent to kill him at the railroad landing is even better. If for no other reason than the verbal interchange between Bronson and the three killers.
Thank you - I remember. Let's see if we can come up with an even better one.
You brought two too many......
I think you nailed it. Bronson was a bad M F!!
Paul Vossbrinck
One of the killers was Henry Fonda. Odd role for him, but he was a great villian.
Rickarama Trama Eastwood was never the cowboy, he was a linguine pasta girly boy. Charles Bronson was the Cowboy! He would take Eastwood's gun away stick it up his ass and pull the trigger until it goes click!
"Don't fire a shot! I'm the sheriff!" he says to a guy who just gunned down four men. What a dumbass!
As if Clint left there thinking "Oh wow! Good thing I didn't kill the sheriff! A guy could get in trouble for that!"
Guitcad1 Well actually, the Man with No Name only kills when he thinks it's neccessary, so it might have helped telling him he isn't a baddie
But Baxter had no idea who this guy was. He just saw him kill four men and told him point blank "you'll be strung up!" then acts as if him being the sheriff means Clint wasn't allowed to shoot him. "Oh yeah and you'd better not shoot me because I'm the guy who's going to hang you." Like I said, what a dumbass!
Guitcad1 But did they shoot the Deputy?
EncyclopediaBro13 Har, har, hardee har har. :b
+EncyclopediaBro13 No he shot the sheriff, but he did not shoot the deputy!
I love this damn movie. So simple, so real to its setting.
I'd been like: My bad mule, won't happen again ✊
Yo sorry mule
The music at the beginning (0:00 to :45) is just flat out one of the greatest pieces of music ever put to a film.
You're TOTALLY right. It's good to see a fellow music lover here! May I ask.. which of the Spaghetti Westerns inspires you the most musically?
KINDLE I think in overall beauty and depth of feeling, it has to be Fistful of Dollars. But parts of the Good, Bad and the Ugly are just plain devilish, they're so good. Morricone's brain was wired in that movie like hardly any composer in the history of operatic (or cinematic) expression, I think. That score has power. Its like a living thing.
Vera Evans
WOW! That's a really good way of putting it! I totally agree, & believe you have a very good point on how composers approached scores back then. They didn't think it was as disposable as films have become lately maybe? You REALLY know your stuff! I'm humbled to meet such a pro. I'm trying to learn as much as possible for my own sound I'm making. I don't suppose you could honour me by listening to just 1 of my pieces could you? I know I'm not up to standard yet. But I am thirsty to learn as much as I can, & would be SOOO grateful for ears as veteran as yours. I can take criticism! (If you accept I will post a link, as it's on a different account)
yes I agree
yes wonder why they don't do more
man Clint Eastwood is the best actor ever. long live the legend
Great movie . I can’t believe some people dislike this scene. But is ok I’m happy there are still real men that understand this kind of documentaries.
Play all the shots in slow motion - I'll watch this classic every time it's on. They worked hard to get this right. Clint is the badass of all time
And that's why you don't laugh at strangers, one may just fuck you up XD lol
I laughed out loud. I also agree with ya lol.
This man needs no introduction.
"The actor seen is the badass known as Clint Eastwood." OHH YOU DON'T SAYY?! 😁😁
TexasDog3 This man needs no name.
KInRick24 No, manco is a nickname, it's the 1st person form for mancare in italian which means missing or absent... Clearly he didn't give his real name there...
HE GETS THE JOB DONE CALL IT CLEANING HOUSE LOL
This introduction needs no man...
**Winston cigs appear**
... because real men, know exactly when to enter.
“Well, if you’re the sheriff, you better get these men in the ground.” *walks away*
Plot twist, the mule actually was offended and doesn't like people laughing at him
That wouldn’t be much of a plot twist that’s what he said
@@pinksmind9855 Nobody actually thought it was a true story (because it wasn't) so if it was, that would be the twist