Once Upon a Time in the West (1/8) Movie CLIP - Two Horses Too Many (1968) HD
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Harmonica (Charles Bronson) gets dropped off at the train station with three assassins including Stony (Woody Strode) waiting for him. All three are gunned down by Harmonica in a shootout.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In Sergio Leone's epic Western, shot partly in Monument Valley, a revenge story becomes an epic contemplation of the Western past. To get his hands on prime railroad land in Sweetwater, crippled railroad baron Morton (Gabriele Ferzetti) hires killers, led by blue-eyed sadist Frank (Henry Fonda), who wipe out property owner Brett McBain (Frank Wolff) and his family. McBain's newly arrived bride, Jill (Claudia Cardinale), however, inherits it instead. Both outlaw Cheyenne (Jason Robards) and lethally mysterious Harmonica (Charles Bronson) take it upon themselves to look after Jill and thwart Frank's plans to seize her land. As alliances and betrayals mutate, it soon becomes clear that Harmonica wants to get Frank for another reason -- it has "something to do with death." As in his "Dollars" trilogy, Leone transforms the standard Western plot through the visual impact of widescreen landscapes and the figures therein. At its full length, Once Upon a Time in the West is Leone's operatic masterwork, worthy of its legend-making title.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1968)
Cast: Charles Bronson, Jack Elam, Woody Strode
Director: Sergio Leone
Producers: Bino Cicogna, Fulvio Morsella
Screenwriters: Sergio Donati, Mickey Knox, Dario Argento, Bernardo Bertolucci, Sergio Leone
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What a brilliant line " you brought two too many" One of the greatest Westerns ever made 👏
And you can get it on a T-shirt.
Trash talking arithmetic. Love it 😂
The Great Silence and El Matador are the best Westerns made. Reality, not what I want to see !
One of the greatest films ever made. There I fixed it for ya 😉
One of the? This is greatest western film ever made. And one of the best film ever made.
This is art. Leone lets the story breathe. It's not just action and cutting from scene to scene like modern movies do. Modern audiences are too impatient.
I love his westerns.
😉👍
Indeed, moderns movies , like the Marvel kind, are all frenzied actions and no worthwhile story ! -
I agree !!!!!
Loved his movies, despite his habit of doing the long drawn out 'tension' before action scenes.
To fully appreciate the tension of this scene, a person has to watch it in full.
It goes on for about ten minutes before Bronson finally shows up, with Jack Elam dealing with a pesky fly, Woody Strode finding a water drip under the water tower, and Al Mulock menaces the telegraph operator.
Great acting, all of it wordless, save for the short exchange between Elam and Bronson.
The transition from the harmonica to that haunting music at 0:49 is perfection. It sets the mood so well, truly masterful filmmaking.
noticed that as well. leone and morricone complemented one another so well. love how the music coordinated in duck, you sucker, when coburn got off the bike in his initial meeting with steiger.
Subtle yet grim, business time, serious as f
mmmmmm agree
The harmonica tune imitates the windmill. What an amazing improvisational tune.
"you brought two too many," fantastic line.
That harmonica music is simple but legendary, its sound is hauntingly badass
I catch myself saying "You brought two too many" to myself (in his voice) at random times.
"You brought two too many"
Most badass line ever in movie history.
yes. even now, 50 years later, still the best g-damn badass line ever.
I think its time to see this movie again.
I mistake, four coffins !
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الو حط غاني وقرآن بجنب بعض ملت الامه الغاني
"There's only gonna be two shots.
Me shootin' you...
and then me drinkin' this shot of whisky."
*BAM* *Sluuuuurrrp* 😂
Bronson is so cool he brings his own theme music to a gun fight!
I know right classic
are you saying he could give chuck norris lessons? duuuude...............
Brilliant
@@tdavenport3387 Lloyd
Anyone saying a different actor than Charles Bronson would have been better is missing the talent of the actor and the perfect characterization. Incredible film, incredible performances. Fonda played a great villain.
Yeah he was good, Eastwood turned down the role but I like having a main character who doesn't have the movie star good looks were used to. Everything about these spaghetti westerns tends to look really unpolished and quite authentic, the greasy hair, the unshaved faces and weathered faces, the shinny sweat, that alone subverts a lot of the glamour and romance the genera is known for
After seeing the movie I was sure they would cast Fonda in many more villain roles spectacular movie that I have seen so many times - the killing of the young boy blew me away.
@@ianfergusonian "well now youve mentioned me by name"
@@lw3646I always thought Eastwood abd Lee Van Cleef were supposed to play the bad guys in this scene but turned it down.
@lw3646 People went without bathing for long periods of time back then. Everybody had an foul odor unless they lived where there was a decent supply of water for bathing.
This movie is so well made and technologically advanced you'd think it was produced in 2019 ....
You can actually hear horse and actors breathing....and you feel like you're part of the scenes...
Acting is unparalleled and cinematography is so well made ....
So much that one can hear even the sound of the wind..
If it was made in 2019 everything would look like plastic at least back then if it was in front of the camera it was real
The best western opening scene ever,leone at his very best
I saw this film for the first time today and it was definitely a masterpiece.
Bronson's smile is so sweetly terrifying
This must be one of the greatest westerns ever, And has a place in any serious movie collection. It will live on whereas the critics are already forgotten.
*The greatest
It's the greatest. There is none better.
@Dravianpn02 that's up for debate, it does borrow from previous films. It's definitely the most stylish western I've seen, probably the best spaghetti western I've ever seen. The soundtrack is sublime, the detail and authentic costumes and sets look great, everything with this worn used look to it, sweaty, weathered, unshaved faces, greasy hair.
If you were being unkind you might say the film is style over substance in that the characters especially the lead is kind of unknowable, the man with no name who spends 99% of the film being mysterious and unknowable. The story is a bit convulted there's one point in the film where maybe they realised the viewer would be lost where the main character just spends two minutes of exposition telling us what it's all about and it's all about water and so on because he saw a document. Also I'm not sure I even understand this opening scene, 3 men are sent by the villain to kill him, but why when it's stated throughout the film nobody knows who he is and its not till the very climax that the villain realises who this man is. The cinematography is superb and the way the camera glides and moves at times gives a great sense of scope and grandeur which is kind of ironic because its also a film about how the west was not a romantic idealised place but far from it. Greed is the real poison in this film, just like the good, the bad and the ugly it's all about greed, how many people are you ready to kill to get your hands on some stolen gold? In this it's greed again over money and land. Most of the older westerns are really about how order v chaos, good v bad, humanity v nature. Its what you get In My Darling Clementine, Who Shoty Liberty Valance, How the West Was Won, She Wore A Yellow Ribon, Rios Bravos.
Other contenders I would argue are Red River because firstly its a western actually about cattle, a flawed protagonist and a sense of what a feat it was and the actual lives of these cattlemen, they don't just exist to be overexcited men who drink whisky and shoot their guns in the air or hold up banks.
Dances With Wolves is really good because its not only artful and delicately directed and the romance actually feels natural but the film actually has something to say which spaghetti westerns don't really.
Shane is pretty much the embodiment of the story of a man with a troubled past helping protect small town America from the violence and intimidation of rich and powerful bullies.
The Searchers is one of the most influential films ever made and to this day is still held up as one of the greatest films ever made. So many other filmmakers have borrowed from it.
You've got a director who's scored a perfect 10 in that film. The films got style with its vast locations, the gorgeous colours and the substance as you really get into the heads of its characters and what's driving them, the tone is really dark at times and it manages to convey the sense of hate which some Natives and Americans could feel for eachother at the time.
@@lw3646 the opening was that Harmonica sent a meeting with Frank. Harmonica knew him, we the audience didn't. They were sent in place of Frank, hence why he beats up the guy at the laundromat and then follows him. I don't think it's up for debate. With achieving its goal, OUATITW changed the game. There's always a first. It's a masterclass in filmmaking. The crescendo from beginning to end, when the confrontation happens, hasn't been done as well too many times before or since that film. I feel a film is as good as the goal it set out to achieve and how close it came to that goal. On top of how well constructed, or not, depending on intent, it is to do so. Evil dead 2 achieves its goal but was considered sub par effects at the time due to its limitations, but it's goal was achieved nonetheless and it's immortalized because of it. I feel OUATITW not only achieves its goal with flying colors, but on a technical level for it, every filmmaking device was used for that purpose. Nothing was wasted, mishandled or out of place. As for taking from previous films : literally every film ever made does that. At least its not a straight carbon copy like fistful of dollars.
That's a real gunslinger
He takes his harmonica with him in case he gets into a gunfight and needs epic western music in the background
I know right classic
Everyone's a cowboy till Harmonica starts to play the Harmonica. 🎼🎼🥶💀
thank you Sergio Leone, Ennio Moricone, Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda, Jason Robards....for the perfect movie that will never loose its uniqueness
don't forget claudia cardinale (who is still alive), gabriele ferzetti, and two of its screenwriters in bernardo bertolucci and dario argento.
Jack elam as well
I won't .... and Frank Wolff!
Gawd, I love this scene. The tension is so palpable you could cut it with a knife.
Shoo, shoo, little troll. Back to your cave.
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I think this tension could cut a knife.
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Great movie. Went to see this with my father at a drive-in. We didn't have a lot of good moments between us in our relationship. But this movie was one. So I'm thankful for this movie.
Dad: Hey, what about a harmonica? It's a fantastic instrument!
Me: No, thanks!
Watches Once upon a time in the West:
Dad, I need a harmonica! *Now!*
A Mefta that’s how I felt
aujourd'hui 66
Just make sure you get the right one. It sounds like a chromatic was used to create the music and the one that Bronson is holding ( and not actually playing) is a diatonic. I only know this because I haven't got any friends....
@@nelsonhibbert5267 You can also use a G harmonica, F harmonica and B harmonica
@@captainbossman1016 Thanks. You clearly haven't got any friends either.
Couple of notes about this scene: 1) Sergio Leone used it as homage to "High Noon" (three men waiting for a train). 2) The three men waiting were originally to be Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach.
that would have been too corny
no they werent
Cool totally improbable story bro.
You seriously compare this garbage to High Noon ? Good, grief !!!!!
@@TheLexyboy gry
I have watched it a long dozen times. In the early seventies. What an old man I am.
A textbook of film making. One can almost feel the brooding atmosphere. Gritty dialogue. Impeccable acting. And the shoot out par excellence. An authentic classic.
This is hands down one of the best and most badass movies I've ever seen.
Nobody would have been able to play this part but Charles Bronson. RIP.
Best opening scene in any movie! this movie is studied in every film school in the world. Epic. Sergio leone at his best!
Yep, I never get tired of watching this.
What a classic movie...and what a cast of characters !
-Did you bring a horse for me?
--Well, looks like we're, looks like we're shy one horse.
-You brought two too many.
Same msg for Chuckie Schumer with Pelosi and Killary as wingmen. "Ya got too many wh------s!"
Vous avez un ch'val pour moi? Heu!!! Question ch'vaux on est un peu juste, on s'excuse . J'en vois deux qui ne sont à personne , BANG, Bang, bang
We just saw the clip.
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@ MARIUS OLIVIER
YOU FORGOT ONE BANG.
THE WOODY STRODE'S BANG.
INDEED.
COMME DIRAIT BOURVIL,
'' CELA VA FORCÉMENT MOINS BIEN MARCHER ''
ELI WALLACH AJOUTERAIT :
'' IF YOU HAD TO SHOOT,
SHOOT DON'T TALK !
PAM
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@@mariusolivier6874 traduction bizarre !!
I'm not kidding when I say that Charles Bronson's acting in this film as harmonica could go toe to toe with Clint Eastwood's man with no name
Ez kiváló klasszikus film volt , Bronson az egyik legnagyobb színész remek alakítást produkált .👏👏👏
" you brought two too many" the best gunfight line in history
When the actors were actors. Greatness.
manduheavy vazquez they still are
Yea now actors are pigeons
Actually it is a bad acting compared to the new actors
Zlatan Z how this is brilliant acting right here
No they weren't actors here... they actually became the people in the scene, that's how good it was.
This movie also has the best final in any movie. It can easily be called the best movie ever. To me this is the best movie ever made.
I love that in this western film the train platform is just a load of wooden boards thrown down on the ground. Probably truly accurate.
This is my favorite Western of all-time wonderful wonderful actors I could watch this over and over it is one of the best I've ever seen thank you
You may also give "Shane" a try ! 🙂
Saw this film for first time in 30 years forgot how good it was
"You brought 2 too many."
Most. Badass. Threat. Ever.
Greatest opening scene of all time of any movie ,anywhere . The first 8-10 minutes of intro is pure Leone genius
This may be the greatest scene I've ever seen. What a badass
Guy was thinking "Damn that was a great comeback, i could have a beer with this guy. No, i have to finish the missi-"
*dies*
There's a moment when Henry Fonda looks up and read into it what you like.
Only in the movies can a harmonica sound that good.
“You brought two too many” is up there with “It ain’t nice, you laughing” for character intros.
Funny how an Italian made some of the best westerns ever made.
Dvenchy they dont call em sphagetti westerns for nothing
Dvenchy spaghetti
They produced most of these films in Spain or Sicily
Because an Italian grasped the complexities and realities of the far west and came up with a more realistic picture than American filmmakers. It's more ironic than funny perhaps?
It also helped that the Code was crumbled by this point. So a lot of the shaded morality that couldn't be shown in previous decades could now be shown.
Chuck Norris saw Charles Bronson's eyes once... and pissed himself.
Best western ever. Best opening scene, best closing scene.
One of the greatest westerns ever created.
SteveSabbai
The greatest.
Don C dont forget the good, the bad and the ugly one
.. .
SURELY: YESSS. UP.
This is my all time favorite scene- Bronson was made for this role.
I agree ! 👍
Man, this movie...if Kubrick did a Western, this would be it. The timing, the camera angles, the incidental shots like the windmill. Fantastic.
I agree ! 👍
El mejor actor de todos los tiempos!!! Brilla en la eternidad Charles Bronson!!!
This movie reminds me of my grandfather. We used to watch this every saturday. Miss those days! Miss the old man..
The angelic father of a unique sound that just by listening it makes you see and reproduce the movie scenes... There is only 1 EM!
What you always hope for in a wild west movie, some sort of 'window' into the expert gunslinger. First 20 minutes, 2 very 'zen' things. The fly. The drinking of the water from the 'drip,' collecting on top of cowboy hat. A person, I know, who teaches Japanese arts likes to talk about how austere a journeyman zen person can be. Eat nothing. Until a bird craps on their lips. Here you have a fly for a snack or water collecting in your hat, from an unexpected source, to sustain you. These 3 got taken down by Harmonica. Never underestimate a cooler looking dude with a gun. These 3 lost sight of that. I had to watch this and then come back to it and then think about it and come back to it again to start to appreciate it. It's a pretty heavy way to start a movie.
This movie is a feast for the eyes and ears.
Iconic dialogue with razer sharp precision to heighten the tension . Brilliant work by great Sergio Leone
This harmonica solo by Bronson play is so nice.🤘
The expression on the black guys face after Bronson says"you brought two too many" is the definition of crestfallen ha
Jedna od najjačih scena u vestern filmovima.I jedan od tri najboljih vesterna ikada.
jedna z najlepších scén v dejinách filmu
Jeden z nejlepších filmů.
"You brought two too many." Come on, one of the greatest western lines in any film. And I see Woody got one in before he went down. Leftcoaster is right, Woody was a one of. I bloody luv this film (and music to die for.)(And Claudia ... OH WOW !!!) :-)
Watch Woody Strode in 'Spartacus' !
The quality of the images in the 60s are hard to beat.
When i bought the old planet of the apes in blueray i was impressed. It has better quality than majority of the movies of today
"Well, looks like we are shy one horse"
"No, you brought two to many"
Lol
I love the look on Jack Elams face when the harmonica he's like "What the f***", and pissed at the same time, the way he snarls is true genius, he just looks like the classic western movie "bad guy"...love this scene!!!
Yeah, Jack Elam was one of a kind ! - He was actually offered the role of Wilson in 'Shane' but turned it down ! -
Jack Elam IS the "western movie bad guy" !! Look at his Filmography!!
One of the best films ever made!
Jeah absolutely legendary ever! ! 👏👏Diana zwahlen St Gallen ch
The harmonica that can drive away a train, attract the meanest cowboys, and tilt a windmill.
This is #1 on my most favorite American Westerns EVER MADE.
Italian, not American.
@@jacquelinesales1146 I take your point. "Spaghetti Westerns," were a thing once upon a time here in the States. I use that phrase because I grew up with it. If that term is offensive to you and others, I am truly very sorry.
Absolutely fabulous all great actors
Can't shoot 3 gangsters if they are not standing together. A masterpiece western.
Once Upon A Time In The West and Tombstone are the best Western films ever made. 😎
In the end it is a matter of personal taste - of which is the greatest Western ! - There are at least 20 top Westerns around - who can claim to be the best ! 🙂
the way the middle guy falls after he is shot is awesome
مشهد لن يتكرر ومن اعظم الأفلام الويسترن بالنسبة لي !
Maybe the greatest western ever made and the sound of that Harmonica will live forever.
One of the best movie ever made. Eñnio Morricone makes it scariest. You can feel death throughout.
I just like the harmonica sounds of this. Early child memories. Haunting friends outside tactics lol.
Love all 4 of these guys! What characters!
you brought 2 too many , very simple phrase but unbeleivable how symbolic it was for the spirit of the movie
" not only can he play, but he can shoot too"
Bronson is so cool, he asked for a horse, knowing the answer already to push the story forwards.
Qué música, qué planos, qué vestuario...que cool todo! El spaghetti western revolucionó y modernizo el género. Hay un antes y un después de las películas de Sergio Leone.
Just think, in an alternate universe, he says 'you brought two too many'. They all have a joke and a laugh and all four of them ride off into the sunset on the same horse.
Sergio Leone, best cinema director in History.
"What do you mean we all get killed in the first 2 minutes ???"
😂 10 minutes at that if I recall with them walking around and waiting
"You brought two too many."
Only one phrase is more badass, because it is generic: "Dont worry, darling, that is not my blood."
˝you brought two too many˝ bam bam bam! one of my favorite western scenes :)
👍🍀
My favorite film once upon a time in the west❤❤💪💪
"keep your lovin' brother happy!"
When you don't include the few minutes of film before the train comes in and pulls out your missing some of the most
remererable scene in all of western film trivia. The part here ... big deal he shoots 3 bad guys like in thousands of other
flicks . But the part you left out you won't see in any other film ever. I love the squeek in the windmill and the fly on
Elam's face.
Jack Elam there too. The man in the middle. Excellent actor. 50 year career.
I will set this tune on my diatonic harmonica . I had set a famous harmonica tune from our Indian movie 'Sholay' where hero 'Jay' plays it in his solitude .
Not crestfallen, he just understood the threat. His name is Woody Strode. And I wish directors and producers recogonised his talent early. He was a master of facial expressions. He could have been an Eastwood type actor, he was that good. He's one of my favorite actors.
They did Recognise him early ! = Very Early actually ! - He was in 'The Ten Commandments" and of course in the excellent "Spartacus" as the slave who did not kill Spartacus in the arena! -
A great scene..But Bronson was hopelessly pretending to play the harmonica :-)
Love this movie. I know it word for word I watched it so many times
Seen this 1,000 times, never gets old
Imagine he says "You brought two too many" and then shoots two horses lol
É um grande filme sera para sempre 03/01/2021 as 07 34 hs Esteio Brasil.
Spaghetti westerns are the BEST! Growing up there was one on every weekend. I'd watch them with my grandparents and go out and play like I was a cowgirl. Wonderful memories!!!
He not only shoots, but can do math too.
The music the acting the film sheer brilliance, Jills theme I never get tired of listening to it and for Claudia Cardinale what a woman!
Patrick Knowles c
Christ
Cenas memoráveis, que saudades do velho oeste!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
We will feel safe if we have a 'Charles Bronson' as sheriff in every county and the world.
Meu pai é apaixonado por esse filme,cresci assistindo ele kk...
Isso é um clássico!
what a performance by the legend henry fonda
Yeah it was amazing that he actually made a character as awful as Frank actually likable, not to mention the look in his eyes of recognition when he is dying and he finally realizes who harmonica man was