Every body in this film made it the best film ever. Clint, Eli, Lee are amazing. God knows how many times I have watched it and never tire of it... It just gets better and better with time.
FINDING THE SAME SPOTS AND VIEWING ANGLES AFTER 50+ YEARS? THIS IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE UNLESS YOU ARE A TIME TRAVELER! IN THAT CASE, PLEASE TAKE ME WITH YOU!
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Yep he did something very similar for The Magnificent Seven in making the bandit leader a memorable character. His mannerisms in this movie are great and his scene with his brother is one of the better scenes in the movie as it was really believable. That also created a bit of a turning point in the film where he went from just being a murdering thief to a slightly more sympathetic character as he is somewhat the victim of circumstance. As he said if you didn't want to die of grinding poverty there were only two ways out banditry or the priesthood and his choice was a much harder life.
Beautifully done. I can tell that this is a labor of love - you must have dedicated so much time finding the location, the exactly angle and position of the original shots.
Like most everyone here I loved this movie. Especially the music and the vocals. Ennio Morricone is lauded, as he should well be, but what makes this movie so memorable to me is the angelic voice of Edda Dell'Orso. I have never heard a more perfect voice than hers and could listen to her for hours. Ennio does get the credit for the fantastic musical score, but rarely does it get linked with Edda and her beautiful vocals in this movie and others. Edda, I thank you and salute you!
Yes, she is wonderful. Was she in the scores for all 3 movies? "Once Upon a Time," too? I do like the recreations Morricone did with Susana Rigacci as Soprano. She really belts 'em out!
Clint turned 90 wow time really does fly, saw this movie more than any other by far, this movie is timeless, there will never be another cast likeClint, Tuco and Lee
Fabulous stuff there Herve, this is TH-cam at it's very best. The Spaghetti Westerns were unforgettable, the cast, plots, screenplay, and of course Ennio Morricone's scores are amongst the very best themes EVER. Ten out of ten from me for this video.
This, like your Once Upon a Time In the West video, and the others, is a work of art itself. It's about the temporal nature of all things, the bittersweetness of life. Everything changes, and all things will pass. Well done.
This is one of the best movies ever made, and it was made on a very low budget. Such great storytelling is hard to find in modern cinema. This is a film many more generations will enjoy and appreciate.
So sad that, as far as I can tell, every tree that they tried to hang Tucco from no longer exists. Outstanding that you did this! Boggles the mind though at how much the landscape can change so much after 50 years.
I watched this movie when I was 14 (today I am 53) and after the first time, I watched it again at least once a year, as if I missed watching this movie and it made me feel better, always. The best movie I watched, it has enormous sentimental value for me.
many years ago i went sick from my job, and fed up with the british weather i flew out to spain rented a car from the airport and drove around the lovely hot countryside and ended up at some of these locations, one of which was playing the good the bad and the ugly which echoed around the mountains!!!! magic, i must have drove about 800miles and when i returned the car the guy said did you enjoy driving around the local resort---lol --god bless ya blondie
Thank you for the wonderful video. This is my favorite movie of all time. Having met Lee Van Cleef and spoken with him in my home town of Oxnard California makes this video all the more special. Thanks again.
Now, that's just plain unbelievable! It's fascinating to see how much some things change over time and how other things(like mountains) pretty much just stay the same. Great vision and well thought out. It's worth another look. I saw Eli Wallach in some t.v. movie a few years back. If it wasn't for his nose I wouldn't have recognized him. One of the great all time movies, of course.
I love this movie so very much Sergio Leone,Ennio Morricone, & the others the help create this gorgeous film are creative geniuses this video makes me feel emotional because of the locations of the movie changed so rapidly reminding us that time here goes so fast but all we have are wonderful memories that we need to savor the most & enjoy this life as much as possible because time just passes by so fast, thank you so very much for uploading this video Herve Attia these Sergio Leone movies are a part of my life🙏🏻🙏🏻😇😇💞💞👏🏻👏🏻,
Amazing.. it was looking through time from the film story period of the American Civil War 1861 to 1865; then to year 1966 of filming; and then 2011 for your video.
Absolutely Brilliant.!.an excellent piece of film making. Well done. Any lover of this classic film will appreciate this location guide. Keep on doing great work
This is with out doubt one of the coolest things I've seen on youtube. I loved this movie as a kid. I feel like hopping on a plane to Spain and running around the site of the cemetery while playing Ecstasy Of Gold through loud speakers. Thank you so much for doing this!
Wow, fantastic work. One of my favorite movies, I know the scenes, and you've captured it beautifully. Thanks for doing this work and posting for us to enjoy! JM
This is the only movie 🎦 that I watched so many times over and over again!!! So the only van of this movie 🎦 knows the value of your brilliant work here .. Best regards to you my friend for this amazing work !!
All of this takes me back to the first time I saw this movie at a drive-in in the 60's in Orlando Fl. Great, great job. That time in Orlando was pre-rat time and the movie will always be special for me. Mind altering musical score!
Well done, finding all this locations. Interesting piece of work. Must say, I´m very impressed. This movie will always be remembered and seeing this places, used in the movie, makes me feel a little sentimental. Have always loved Clint Eastwood and he was perfect for the role as well as the others, but finding a better director than Sergio Leone, he was the real, true master.
2 things. seriously well done. thank you for the effort and skill that it took to put it all together the way it was done. Also, I was shocked by the cemetery scenes. There isn't a real cemetery there? Wow! that place looked wonderful on film. Very very cool.
normally i do not bother to leave comments....but this is exceptional...thank you i am planning a holiday to visit these locations someday...very very helpful and entertaining.
Great work finding the exact film camera shooting locations and your brilliant morphing out from the original film footage to the present day -fabulous The countryside well the geology has hardly changed in 54 years And yet it is still the best western genre movie ever made without any doubt - director-production Actors location music and storyline - all perfect thankyou to Sergio Leone Alberto Grimaldi Clint Eastwood Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach and the maestro's morricone's epic musical score -i read somewhere that most of the extras playing the union and confederacy soldiers were actually spanish army conscripts the bridge as blown up in the movie had been built especially for the film but the spanish military wanted to control the explosives and as they went through checking the camera angles through a lack of communication the explosives were detonated and bridge was blown up -the cameras were not rolling and the set was ruined. the spanish military then hastily rebuilt the bridge in a more rustic style .they were also involved with the construction and removal of the sad hill cemetary . it was and still is a great piece of cinematography. well done and thankyou for posting i would love to visit these sites as i am sure many people would.
Wow!!! That is just amazing. I have been a huge fan of that movie for ever. I has always hoped that the cemetry might actually exist in some form or at least the central platform where they fight, too much to ask for. I love that you left just the the last grave marker of the Unknown next to Arch Stanton and then faded it out. Beautifuly done from a tecjnical and imaginative perspective!!!!!
Absolutely tremendous! I don't know how you did it! Total genius and persistence! And in addition to everything else, the music! I've wondered about these locations all my life. THANKS! I will NEVER forget the experience of seeing this movie for the first time in 1968 -- between my two tours in the Vietnam War. It was the first spaghetti western I ever saw, and I had never heard of them prior to that. The movie was so hard to grasp for adults at that time I had to see it two more times before I could figure out what it was about. That's how our consciousness has changed since those days. Anyway, congratulations and thanks.
Brilliant job,,just got back from Almeria and went to mini Hollywood loved it as they are my favourite films, and took a piece of wood from the bridge tuco walked on when he went to the town it was not in the grounds its self but behind the cactus garden.
Excelente!! No puede haber otro calificativo para un trabajo como este que no solo rinde tributo al máximo clásico del oeste jamás filmado, sino que nos retro lleva en el tiempo, dejándonos la sensación cierta de que solo estamos de paso por esta tierra. La transformación de los lugares por el paso del tiempo es inevitable, pero el sentimiento nostálgico se despierta automáticamente ante las vividas imagen que evocan una época única.
Ohh... SO cool to see those places as they are today. Everything was matched up perfectly. Well done! Touching that there's still a sort of grave mound where "Unknown" used to be... or maybe "Arch Stanton?" I missed your usual insertion of yourself into the action. :( It always adds some humor. Thanks for all your work.
This was not an easy video to make, hats off to you! It's incredible you could even find some of these places let alone recreate the angles so accurately to do those awesome blending jobs!
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Every body in this film made it the best film ever. Clint, Eli, Lee are amazing. God knows how many times I have watched it and never tire of it... It just gets better and better with time.
agreed.....best film ever made...eli wallach doesnt get the credit he deserves......he was the main character......
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FINDING THE SAME SPOTS AND VIEWING ANGLES AFTER 50+ YEARS?
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE UNLESS YOU ARE A TIME TRAVELER!
IN THAT CASE, PLEASE TAKE ME WITH YOU!
Glad that Sad Hill Cemetery was restored, gonna run round it in 2023 with Ecstasy of Gold playing
I very rarely comment on TH-cam videos but this...this is absolute genius. Tremendous work.
I second that....great editing, one of my favorite films. VERY WELL DONE!!
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i agree
elie walach dead Leevancleef dead and Clint eastewood is live
agreed
This is so good I'll bet Clint Eastwood would enjoy it...........if he hasn't already!
Nobody messes with Tuco
Eli Wallach made this movie work. Love his character.
"When you have to shoot .... shoot! Don't talk!" - Tuco.....
Yep he did something very similar for The Magnificent Seven in making the bandit leader a memorable character. His mannerisms in this movie are great and his scene with his brother is one of the better scenes in the movie as it was really believable. That also created a bit of a turning point in the film where he went from just being a murdering thief to a slightly more sympathetic character as he is somewhat the victim of circumstance. As he said if you didn't want to die of grinding poverty there were only two ways out banditry or the priesthood and his choice was a much harder life.
Absolutely mind-boggling how someone can find all these exact locations this long after those movies were made
Beautifully done. I can tell that this is a labor of love - you must have dedicated so much time finding the location, the exactly angle and position of the original shots.
This is the king of the spaghetti westerns .thanks for the look back
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Like most everyone here I loved this movie. Especially the music and the vocals. Ennio Morricone is lauded, as he should well be, but what makes this movie so memorable to me is the angelic voice of Edda Dell'Orso. I have never heard a more perfect voice than hers and could listen to her for hours. Ennio does get the credit for the fantastic musical score, but rarely does it get linked with Edda and her beautiful vocals in this movie and others. Edda, I thank you and salute you!
Yes, she is wonderful. Was she in the scores for all 3 movies? "Once Upon a Time," too?
I do like the recreations Morricone did with Susana Rigacci as Soprano. She really belts 'em out!
One of my all time top 3 movies. I love that somebody even thought to do this. Very cool.
Clint turned 90 wow time really does fly, saw this movie more than any other by far, this movie is timeless, there will never be another cast likeClint, Tuco and Lee
Best. Western. Ever. Made Ever !!!!
Saw this movie in 1968 when I was 18. Still love it. I have the DVD and the original vinyl sound track.
The best wild west cow boy movie i ever saw. Saw 3 times in 3 days
The best location hunter ever! This docu is awesome! You are amazing!! Sergio Leone lives!
:-D
You've created something at par with the league of the movie. Thank you for making this.
I watched this documentary today in 2021. Masterpiece boss. This is called an actual tribute to something you really love. Good job done amigo..
Brilliant job. Many thanks for posting. Sad how some of these famous sites have run into disrepair.
I love the transitions. Great ending too.
Fabulous stuff there Herve, this is TH-cam at it's very best. The Spaghetti Westerns were unforgettable, the cast, plots, screenplay, and of course Ennio Morricone's scores are amongst the very best themes EVER. Ten out of ten from me for this video.
This, like your Once Upon a Time In the West video, and the others, is a work of art itself. It's about the temporal nature of all things, the bittersweetness of life. Everything changes, and all things will pass. Well done.
This is one of the best movies ever made, and it was made on a very low budget. Such great storytelling is hard to find in modern cinema. This is a film many more generations will enjoy and appreciate.
TGTB&TU is a timeless classic and Ennio Morricone's iconic music made the movie even more memorable. Thanks for the upload.
DEPRESSING THOUGHT: I truly - dread - the day Eastwood is gone, it will forever close the GOLDEN ERA we once never thought would end.
I think exactly the same friend...and now Ennio is gone....
This is beyond amazing and outstanding. Bless the 2 who did this work of art. Bravo!
Magnificent work... Unbelievable precision between the past and decades later.
Proud of you man.
ALWAYS BEEN FASCINATED WITH THEN AND NOW..SO MUCH HARD WORK WENT INTO THIS..WELL DONE, OR AS CLINT WOULD HAVE SAID....'BRAVO'
So sad that, as far as I can tell, every tree that they tried to hang Tucco from no longer exists. Outstanding that you did this! Boggles the mind though at how much the landscape can change so much after 50 years.
I watched this movie when I was 14 (today I am 53) and after the first time, I watched it again at least once a year, as if I missed watching this movie and it made me feel better, always. The best movie I watched, it has enormous sentimental value for me.
Outstanding work! I love the way you blend the scenes together.
Two thumbs up! ;-)
Great music
many years ago i went sick from my job, and fed up with the british weather i flew out to spain rented a car from the airport and drove around the lovely hot countryside and ended up at some of these locations, one of which was playing the good the bad and the ugly which echoed around the mountains!!!! magic, i must have drove about 800miles and when i returned the car the guy said did you enjoy driving around the local resort---lol --god bless ya blondie
Gracias desde el corazón por llevarme nuevamente a mi juventud al ver a estos genios. Gracias
Thank you for the wonderful video. This is my favorite movie of all time. Having met Lee Van Cleef and spoken with him in my home town of Oxnard California makes this video all the more special. Thanks again.
Now, that's just plain unbelievable! It's fascinating to see how much some things change over time and how other things(like mountains) pretty much just stay the same. Great vision and well thought out. It's worth another look. I saw Eli Wallach in some t.v. movie a few years back. If it wasn't for his nose I wouldn't have recognized him. One of the great all time movies, of course.
Extremely done, an epic movie set during the most pivotal time in the USA. THANK YOU!!!
Brought tears to my eyes too. I just love it. You 're one of a kind.
Yusuf
I think everyone has said what I've wanted to say, what a movie and very well done hats off to you
Thanks for that...chilling the way things happened on a spot..and evaporate like nothing happened
Marvellous, Superb, Beautiful, Impressive 👌
I love this movie so very much Sergio Leone,Ennio Morricone, & the others the help create this gorgeous film are creative geniuses this video makes me feel emotional because of the locations of the movie changed so rapidly reminding us that time here goes so fast but all we have are wonderful memories that we need to savor the most & enjoy this life as much as possible because time just passes by so fast, thank you so very much for uploading this video Herve Attia these Sergio Leone movies are a part of my life🙏🏻🙏🏻😇😇💞💞👏🏻👏🏻,
Puedes visitarlas , se rodó en España
Wonderfully done. So awesome, yet kinda sad to see the change. Most of the sets are gone.
Amazing.. it was looking through time from the film story period of the American Civil War 1861 to 1865; then to year 1966 of filming; and then 2011 for your video.
We humans are here for a while, the land is here forever.
the land also changes , but in millions of years. But yes, you are right
Not really
I think it was hardest to play too
Not even the land. It just stay there longer
I just watched this on tv and it is still great as when I watched it over 40 years ago! Thank you for the video!
Still gives you goosebumps
Absolutley incredible job, thank you so much for taking the time to do this...AMAZING!!
Very impressive and moving 👍🏻 thanks a lot for uploading it. ☺
RIP Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach🕯 🕯
Mind blowing merging in the scenes with exact precision, definitely shows the earth is getting more greener than way back then
Maybe not the earth, but this region is, because of more rain due to the warmer Mediterranean sea.
Happily, Sad Hill cemetery has been restored through the efforts of fans from around the world.
Herve Attia deserves un award for this...thank you sir that was Freken Awsome!!!!
Absolutely Brilliant.!.an excellent piece of film making. Well done. Any lover of this classic film will appreciate this location guide. Keep on doing great work
You are a _ucking GENIUS !!!!!
Great Video !
Nope.
@@boomerrob9223 me too ... wow !
Not at all...
me too! this is sooo awesome! he even gave the names of the areas in which the scenes were shot
6:08 the plant still there after 50 years 😯
This is with out doubt one of the coolest things I've seen on youtube. I loved this movie as a kid. I feel like hopping on a plane to Spain and running around the site of the cemetery while playing Ecstasy Of Gold through loud speakers. Thank you so much for doing this!
I feel exactly the same ❤❤
I don't know how you do it or get the exact spots but you do an awesome job with these videos!!!!!
Wow, fantastic work. One of my favorite movies, I know the scenes, and you've captured it beautifully. Thanks for doing this work and posting for us to enjoy! JM
This is the only movie 🎦 that I watched so many times over and over again!!!
So the only van of this movie 🎦 knows the value of your brilliant work here .. Best regards to you my friend for this amazing work !!
This video is superb, brilliant work and the shots are spot on, fantastic viewing, thanks for posting
All of this takes me back to the first time I saw this movie at a drive-in in the 60's in Orlando Fl. Great, great job. That time in Orlando was pre-rat time and the movie will always be special for me. Mind altering musical score!
Underbart! Så jäkla bra! Incredible!!
Well done, finding all this locations. Interesting piece of work. Must say, I´m very impressed. This movie will always be remembered and seeing this places, used in the movie, makes me feel a little sentimental. Have always loved Clint Eastwood and he was perfect for the role as well as the others, but finding a better director than Sergio Leone, he was the real, true master.
2 things. seriously well done. thank you for the effort and skill that it took to put it all together the way it was done.
Also, I was shocked by the cemetery scenes. There isn't a real cemetery there? Wow! that
place looked wonderful on film. Very very cool.
Absolutely incredible reconstruction of old to new . I would love to put a metal detector over some of that ground .
Halleluja,simply the best reconstruction i,ve ever seen !!! Fantastic!
Thanks for this great Video...
Amazing! GENIUS
Travail juste énorme et impressionnant.... Rien que de retrouver les vues et emplacements...vl'a le boulot de fou. Bravo !
This is what I call great dedication and passion.
normally i do not bother to leave comments....but this is exceptional...thank you i am planning a holiday to visit these locations someday...very very helpful and entertaining.
herve is really good at his work, he must do a lot of research,well done son
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atmospheric. morricone`s music added to a marvellous experience.
Super boulot les gars, j'en ai des frissons...
gran trabajo, mi tierra Almeria, esta todo el mundo invitado, Almeria tierra de cine
Childhood Memory come back!
Great work finding the exact film camera shooting locations and your brilliant morphing out from the original film footage to the present day -fabulous The countryside well the geology has hardly changed in 54 years And yet it is still the best western genre movie ever made without any doubt - director-production Actors location music and storyline - all perfect thankyou to Sergio Leone Alberto Grimaldi Clint Eastwood Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach and the maestro's morricone's epic musical score -i read somewhere that most of the extras playing the union and confederacy soldiers were actually spanish army conscripts the bridge as blown up in the movie had been built especially for the film but the spanish military wanted to control the explosives and as they went through checking the camera angles through a lack of communication the explosives were detonated and bridge was blown up -the cameras were not rolling and the set was ruined. the spanish military then hastily rebuilt the bridge in a more rustic style .they were also involved with the construction and removal of the sad hill cemetary . it was and still is a great piece of cinematography. well done and thankyou for posting i would love to visit these sites as i am sure many people would.
Wow!!! That is just amazing. I have been a huge fan of that movie for ever. I has always hoped that the cemetry might actually exist in some form or at least the central platform where they fight, too much to ask for. I love that you left just the the last grave marker of the Unknown next to Arch Stanton and then faded it out. Beautifuly done from a tecjnical and imaginative perspective!!!!!
Thank you. For showing the before and after pictures.
The legend western movie that ever lasting to see.
Absolutely tremendous! I don't know how you did it! Total genius and persistence! And in addition to everything else, the music! I've wondered about these locations all my life. THANKS! I will NEVER forget the experience of seeing this movie for the first time in 1968 -- between my two tours in the Vietnam War. It was the first spaghetti western I ever saw, and I had never heard of them prior to that. The movie was so hard to grasp for adults at that time I had to see it two more times before I could figure out what it was about. That's how our consciousness has changed since those days. Anyway, congratulations and thanks.
I don't know how you did this. It is amazing. Thanks
+Edward Brady BILL CARSON and ARCH STANTON said thanks.
Ha ha ha
Blondie, Taco and General Lee say thanks too...may they rest in peace.
I love the way Herve does his films
I was disappointed he didn't insert himself into this one.
Respect, maybe?
The amount of time and research that goes into these location videos must be staggering. Well done, parfait. Thumbs up all the way my friend.
This is brilliant !
It must have took ages to get every angle spot on
As well as the location
Beautiful!
Brilliant work my man,myself and a friend are riding down there in March and can’t wait to be part of this piece of history
Amazing! Thank YOU!
Brilliant job,,just got back from Almeria and went to mini Hollywood loved it as they are my favourite films, and took a piece of wood from the bridge tuco walked on when he went to the town it was not in the grounds its self but behind the cactus garden.
My favorite movie.... thanks
Beautifully done!
A REAL labour of love!
Amigo, I salute you, this is brilliant!
love the theme music to this film x
Excelente!! No puede haber otro calificativo para un trabajo como este que no solo rinde tributo al máximo clásico del oeste jamás filmado, sino que nos retro lleva en el tiempo, dejándonos la sensación cierta de que solo estamos de paso por esta tierra. La transformación de los lugares por el paso del tiempo es inevitable, pero el sentimiento nostálgico se despierta automáticamente ante las vividas imagen que evocan una época única.
Ohh... SO cool to see those places as they are today. Everything was matched up perfectly. Well done!
Touching that there's still a sort of grave mound where "Unknown" used to be... or maybe "Arch Stanton?"
I missed your usual insertion of yourself into the action. :( It always adds some humor.
Thanks for all your work.
long live the movie and long live such movie lovers. A true fan.
amazing how much more foliage has grown over the Branston/Langstone Bridge location since then, great eye finding it !
clint eastwood should see these videos !
very interisting !
Wow, this is how a shooting location video should be done. Extremely well done!
This was not an easy video to make, hats off to you! It's incredible you could even find some of these places let alone recreate the angles so accurately to do those awesome blending jobs!
A masterpiece video, from a marvelous masterpiece movie....Thanks for that!!