His reaction isn’t to Tuco emptying it- it’s to Tuco smacking it on the counter and a few cartridges spilling out. Even after, Tuco doesn’t empty the container- he merely shakes it a bit until several more bullets fall out.
I HAVE THE DIRECTORS CUT IN MY SAFE,this movie exceeds the normal levels of movie producing,this movie is the western of our life times,EASTWOOD,WALLACH,VAN CLEEF,JUST GENIUS
That's why Tuco's gun had a unique, "tune". The familiar sound that Blondie heard later on, was in fact, from a whole new pistol. He didn't know that Tuco had acquired a new weapon. What was the same however, was the unique grouping of components, from different makers, as favoured by Tuco. That was the "tune" that Blondie recognised.
All of Clint's westerns were great. Esp the early ones. I don't think that he's ever made a truly bad film. Incidentally, the word "idiot" wouldn't have become popularized until the early 20th century. First as the lowest level of mental retardation. Later as the insult Clint says to Eli Wallach playing the part of "Tuco".
He doesn't say "gonna"; he says: "When you have to shoot". It was still the time when "Wanna gonna gotta" was the language of the ghetto, only. The language spoken by the most ignorant and uneducated ones. Even Tuco didn't speak in that way.
Clint Eastwood’s greatness was in letting the best in every other actor shine through it gave him so much more to work with in terms of his own character. He enjoyed sharing the limelight because he wants to be able to sit his ares down with some JD when he’s tottering around long after the dust has settled and enjoy his movies that he starred in and some that he directed the way we all enjoyed them. His gravestone should say something like “a class act from the womb to the tomb”In decades to come he will be one of the most remembered stars of the Big screen.They broke the mould after him.
One of the most powerful scenes in this movie was when Tucco met his priest brother who denounced him as his brother. I kinda felt bad for Tucco in that scene. He only wanted his brother's approval.
@@tomlord5398 Yeah! That's when you know things got switched around between these two! Tuco's brother realized what a hypocrite he'd been with Tuco...and Tuco taught him a lesson!!! A very HARSH lesson!
WCC supplied almost all costumes and props including weapons for this movie. In 2000 in went bankrupt and sold its stuff in one huge auction. Swords,guns, knives and tomahawks all went for 1.2 million dollars. after examination it was all split up and sold on ebay for well over ten million. Swords with tags from john wayne.and movie actors from the 30's 40's were all auctioned one at a time on ebay. Tomahawks with human hair attached too....about half the stuff was made up but what was left? confederate and union uniforms,hats,belt plates and well just too much to name here all went to collectors. Whoever bought it for one million was made for life. Western Costume Company was legendary.
Waaay back in about 1967 or so, they had an all night special at the local drive in theater. For a Few Dollars More, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly and Fistful of Dollars all playing in one night. Saw them all and will never forget such a great show.
I always watch this classic spaghetti western when it is on. Never get tired of watching it. Eli nailed the role of tuco. And he did a good Dr Freeze on the old Batman series also.
Fun fact. When he was pulling the guns apart. That was improvised. He knew a lot about guns and the reaction the the shopkeeps face is real....thanks reddit.
TUCO! my man, the way he slaps the cartridges on the desk, he doesn't waste any time...😂 and in swearing, he's the best There is nothing worse in (actual) movies, when the villian first has to tell his whole life story, only to be sent to hell in the end. Here is how to get rid of this once and for all! 😂 "When you have to shoot, shoot!... don't talk!" or also good in German: "Wer schießen will, soll schießen, nicht quatschen!"
As a kid, I liked the gun shop scene. As an adult, I learned even modern revolvers have parts hand fitted. The cylinder timing is crucial to line up with the barrel. "Cartridges", sure, I'll be holding a shotgun on you. But it was a great scene.
It's not that, everyone watches Netflix, hulu, HBO or just TH-cam nowadays they dont have cable. Growing up I watched this at the age of 14 for the first time cause in November they would have classic westerns on AMC, and on spike TV had the James bond marathons, so we were forced to watch that or continue channel surfing. I enjoyed the movies very much but the youth now just pick a movie on whatever they watch and once it's over pick another one. It's their choice of the film so I doubt if they saw the movie on Netflix or something they wouldn't pick it and try it out over whatever they were in the mood for. That's the thing about cable you cant pick what's on, only which channel to watch.
"You're the son of a thousand fathers, each one of them a bastard like yourself " I remember my brother saying that when I was about 6 and he was 7. Mom went ballistic. 😁
Respected sir, The most of liked & enchanting magical movie make every spectator,"(the good-the bad-& the ugly-AUDICT)"to see again-again & again tirelessly.forever fresh movie
La mejor parte y la que más me gusta de esta película y que repito y repito sin aburrirme es cuando el Tuco entra al cementerio y de ahí hasta el final. Me agrada mucho la música "The Ecstasy of Gold", y me ataco de la risa cuando corre y le grita a Blondie (el güero) que es un grandísimo hijo de P_T_.
"Hey blonde,you know what you are,just a no good dirty son of a ......" Ennio Morricone Iconic theme.
BEST ENDING TO A MOVIE EVER !
I love the shop owners reaction when tucco empties the box of cartridges on the glass top counter 🤣
Yeah, me too 😂😂😂 👍👍👍
could be me! it all takes far too long...Give it to me! Come on!
Choleric...😂 but fine choleric
His reaction isn’t to Tuco emptying it- it’s to Tuco smacking it on the counter and a few cartridges spilling out. Even after, Tuco doesn’t empty the container- he merely shakes it a bit until several more bullets fall out.
Funnier one is when tuco pointed the barrel at him
I HAVE THE DIRECTORS CUT IN MY SAFE,this movie exceeds the normal levels of movie producing,this movie is the western of our life times,EASTWOOD,WALLACH,VAN CLEEF,JUST GENIUS
This was a Clint Eastwood vehicle, but Eli Wallach stole the show!
Larry who does he play? Tuco?
Wallach played “The Bad”.
@@andygranatelli8809 he played th ugly
@@andygranatelli8809 Lee van cleef played the bad and Clint Eastwood played the good so by my guess Eli Wallach was the ugly, great man may I add
Absolutely ! 😀
Tuco is one of the main reason's you can't get a revolver with matching serial numbers from the 1800's.
That's pretty funny right there I tell you
I was thinking this while watching that scene
That's good...lmao.
That's why Tuco's gun had a unique, "tune". The familiar sound that Blondie heard later on, was in fact, from a whole new pistol. He didn't know that Tuco had acquired a new weapon. What was the same however, was the unique grouping of components, from different makers, as favoured by Tuco. That was the "tune" that Blondie recognised.
@Wallace Simps0n Is he also from Brooklyn?
"Idd, d-d-t.." "Idiot!..it's for you!" LOL!!
To me this movie has the most iconic film score theme ever. Although the Harmonica from Once upon a time in the west second. RIP Ennio Morricone .
Best western of all time!!
"When you have to shoot, shoot dont talk"
Stop with the unnecessary quotes already.
@@balabanasireti ok. Or you can stop reading them.
Passione Nero or you can stop looking at posts fans of movies are just having fun
Love that line, tuco cracks me up... 🤣🤣
@@balabanasireti it’s not unnecessary it’s legendary quotes
eli wallach was the standout actor of this movie in my opinion .
I thought he spoiled it.Over acting like he was in a slapstick comedy.Laurel and Hardy and 3 stooges.
yeah, man, he nailed it. My man!
Agreed
And he was not that ugly, after all...
Absolutely agree. He made the movie with the character he developed.
last scene was really damn epic, the expression on tuco's face is priceless, brilliant.
One of Sergio Leone's "spaghetti western" classics.
Best Western ever made
Mark Berry
Josie Wales
All of Clint's westerns were great. Esp the early ones. I don't think that he's ever made a truly bad film.
Incidentally, the word "idiot" wouldn't have become popularized until the early 20th century. First as the lowest level of mental retardation. Later as the insult Clint says to Eli Wallach playing the part of "Tuco".
Once Upon a Time in the West, an equal.
Double Tree ever made
@@gregbaldwin6715 this was always superior imo.
The gun scene was fully improvised since Eli didnt know anything about guns
That's obvious as hell !!!!
one of the most beautiful films and stars
best best 👍
@@salarjuventus8412 yes
"When you have to shoot shoot don't talk" words to live by
How can this be the best of? The whole movie is the best.
One of the classic westerns of history😀🖐
If you're gonna shoot, shoot don't talk!
That's true til today!
When you have to shoot...shoot don't talk....!
Man, that's the most iconic line in the entire movie! This movie ain't Gold...It's many, many times PLATINUM!!!
He doesn't say "gonna"; he says: "When you have to shoot". It was still the time when "Wanna gonna gotta" was the language of the ghetto, only. The language spoken by the most ignorant and uneducated ones. Even Tuco didn't speak in that way.
Used again in Die Hard.
I love how after Tuco blasts that guy, Clint fades in and says 'Every gun makes it's own tune.'
Tuco can rob my store anytime...he's a funny bandit
there are only two kinds of people in the world...those who like spaghetti westerns and those who dig their own graves
Clint Eastwood’s greatness was in letting the best in every other actor shine through it gave him so much more to work with in terms of his own character. He enjoyed sharing the limelight because he wants to be able to sit his ares down with some JD when he’s tottering around long after the dust has settled and enjoy his movies that he starred in and some that he directed the way we all enjoyed them. His gravestone should say something like “a class act from the womb to the tomb”In decades to come he will be one of the most remembered stars of the Big screen.They broke the mould after him.
One of the most powerful scenes in this movie was when Tucco met his priest brother who denounced him as his brother. I kinda felt bad for Tucco in that scene. He only wanted his brother's approval.
I love that it's the bro who begs for Tuco's forgiveness.
@@tomlord5398 Yeah! That's when you know things got switched around between these two! Tuco's brother realized what a hypocrite he'd been with Tuco...and Tuco taught him a lesson!!! A very HARSH lesson!
That is one of the best scenes in Western history. One of the few scenes that chokes me up every time I watch it.
@@Boxingbear yeah, that shows me the humanity of that 'hard man' Tuco... Eli, my man!
It deserves an Oscar ... It was so deep
Great movie and great music of Ennio Morricone
If your gonna shoot, shoot don’t talk best line
1:21 luv this scene
WCC supplied almost all costumes and props including weapons for this movie. In 2000 in went bankrupt and sold its stuff in one huge auction. Swords,guns, knives and tomahawks all went for 1.2 million dollars. after examination it was all split up and sold on ebay for well over ten million. Swords with tags from john wayne.and movie actors from the 30's 40's were all auctioned one at a time on ebay. Tomahawks with human hair attached too....about half the stuff was made up but what was left? confederate and union uniforms,hats,belt plates and well just too much to name here all went to collectors. Whoever bought it for one million was made for life. Western Costume Company was legendary.
This scene was priceless!!!
"Every gun makes it's own tune, and it's perfect timing large one."
"large one", never got a credit for this movie... 😿
Every gun makes it's own tune....
Waaay back in about 1967 or so, they had an all night special at the local drive in theater.
For a Few Dollars More, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly and Fistful of Dollars all playing in one night.
Saw them all and will never forget such a great show.
I always watch this classic spaghetti western when it is on. Never get tired of watching it. Eli nailed the role of tuco. And he did a good Dr Freeze on the old Batman series also.
This compilation is classic,Tony has spoken.
This movie has one of the highest Trivia on IMDb. It's gotta be, so many stories behind making this all time Epic of the century
Fun fact. When he was pulling the guns apart. That was improvised. He knew a lot about guns and the reaction the the shopkeeps face is real....thanks reddit.
Eli done most of the acting, Clint didn't even say much,just his presence was more than enough 🥰
Eli wallach is splendid
I like the surprise in this scene when he asks "How much? ".😉😊
Sorry shorty you're dead. Man I love this movie
TUCO! my man, the way he slaps the cartridges on the desk, he doesn't waste any time...😂
and in swearing, he's the best
There is nothing worse in (actual) movies, when the villian first has to tell his whole life story, only to be sent to hell in the end.
Here is how to get rid of this once and for all! 😂
"When you have to shoot, shoot!... don't talk!"
or also good in German:
"Wer schießen will, soll schießen, nicht quatschen!"
I love watching the reaction of the shopkeeper, when Tuco slaps down the cartridges. Priceless.
Ugly gets the most screen time in this epic movie. Eli Wallace top performance.
Watch him in The Magnificent Seven.
the best episodes
Yes he was. Eli was one of the unsung greats of Hollywood I think
Best bit of the good the bad and the ugly,IMPOSSIBLE...the whole movie is the best bit....then we talk about the music.
"..Que pequeno es el mundo ,...Tuco ! ,....."
la pely ,...
buenisssima .....!!!
-grandes actores, ...
todos
I love this scene. When you say i want to do something do don't talk to much
What a Leagand and some Cool Movies
Love this ,,
We won't ever see movies made like this anymore, too many pretty boys in Hollywood nowadays.
@@ronaldshank7589 man you're taking that way to personal
Yep pretty much
Boomer.
No doubt your favorite movie is “Planet of the Apes.”
yeah, and no good scripts, and people like 'Tuco', and Sergio, Ennio and Tonino Delli Colli...
As a kid, I liked the gun shop scene. As an adult, I learned even modern revolvers have parts hand fitted. The cylinder timing is crucial to line up with the barrel.
"Cartridges", sure, I'll be holding a shotgun on you.
But it was a great scene.
Only 450 thousand views. The youth of today do not appreciate classics.
I do, im 23
It's not that, everyone watches Netflix, hulu, HBO or just TH-cam nowadays they dont have cable. Growing up I watched this at the age of 14 for the first time cause in November they would have classic westerns on AMC, and on spike TV had the James bond marathons, so we were forced to watch that or continue channel surfing. I enjoyed the movies very much but the youth now just pick a movie on whatever they watch and once it's over pick another one. It's their choice of the film so I doubt if they saw the movie on Netflix or something they wouldn't pick it and try it out over whatever they were in the mood for. That's the thing about cable you cant pick what's on, only which channel to watch.
I'm 20 I disagree sir
Eli favorite bad guy in westerns.
"You're the son of a thousand fathers, each one of them a bastard like yourself "
I remember my brother saying that when I was about 6 and he was 7.
Mom went ballistic. 😁
The best western ever
TUCOOOO BRILLANTE
🇦🇿🇺🇲 greetings from Azerbaijan
So that’s why you come to Tuco!
My favourite ❤️ film ever cinematic ❤️❤️❤️ Sergio leone masterpiece among westerns and cast a class apart in every aspect true to its values
Haha I like the part how Tuco was trying to be all sneaky and Blondie was just walking around like whatever
Classic film
great!
best flic ever!
It's all the best
There will never be another Clint Eastwood. Ever.
Respected sir,
The most of liked & enchanting magical movie make every spectator,"(the good-the bad-& the ugly-AUDICT)"to see again-again & again tirelessly.forever fresh movie
I've watched it at least 20 times, and hope to 20 more.
Le son des calibrés yes !!!!
Lol so many ACME boxes
Un tres beau film
Ahahhahahahah tht first scene.trash talker 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
“It’s for you” -Clint Eastwood
Combined 3 guns to form 1 gun..
Like in Wick 3, where Wick got the idea from I believe.
He is just genius
Great movie
La mejor parte y la que más me gusta de esta película y que repito y repito sin aburrirme es cuando el Tuco entra al cementerio y de ahí hasta el final. Me agrada mucho la música "The Ecstasy of Gold", y me ataco de la risa cuando corre y le grita a Blondie (el güero) que es un grandísimo hijo de P_T_.
Awesome movie
연기 기막히네요!~
Heli Wallas : Quando tu have to fire : don't talk, just fire. (si tu dois tirer, tires et tais toi)
There really ant many moves that are movie perfection this is one them.
Yeah. A movie that sets out to do something and pulls it off to perfection is pretty rare. This is one of them for sure.
3:26 when I saw this movie I was very happy he didn't kill the old man but I was still very mad the fact the he was so mean😡
At least he left him his whiskey !
Amazing part of this, Wallach didn’t know anything about guns. He made it up as he went in this scene.
why can't movies make me feel like this anymore ?..........Oh, that's right...........
Never understood why Tuco takes money since he never buys anything just robs and steals.
He doesn’t steal because it’s fun.
When Tuco talks to his brother he explains how he started .
Very cool. You can see how this inspired Quentin Tarantino.
The customer is always right .
Tuco was the man.
😇😈👹 💰💰💰
5:56 Tuco's gun silently slides in front of Blondie's face!! Killer movie!
Gee, Tuco did not fill out the BATF form, nor was there an instant background check.
Yeah, and notice how the innocent store owner got robbed!
1:07 that gangster shot 😳
A genius, ahead of his time.
This the number one westman movie aver maked
when you have to shoot... shoot don’t talk. 😀
O melhor Wester por muito tempo, ou ainda é ?
The writers did a good job
*WHEN YOU HAVE TO SHOOT, SHOOT DONT TALK* !
9:44 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Taco my man
Is this Tuco from Breaking Bad’s Grandfather!!!
That was fuckin cruel hahaha
LOVED-----------LOVED, ELI WALLACH ! -------------HE STOLE THE SHOW, COMPLETELY.-----------------------WolfSky9, 73 y/o
Just a standard American casually taking a bath
We have baths and clean water.. not like u in ur 3rd world country
You think a guy who owned/ran a gun store in frontier times would ALWAYS be armed!!!