These great songs should be re-used in good present day movies and not be half forgotten in some dusty corner of TH-cam only remembered by us old guys!
Scrolling through some of the comments, I noticed some people disparaged this movie. Personally, I liked this movie. I actually prefer this "gritty" heist film over the slick and polished "Ocean's Eleven" (both the original and the remake). This film has so much going for it, besides the score by Ennio Morricone. There's Britt Eklund as the love interest, John Cassavetes ' real life wife Gens Rowlands in a cameo, Peter Falk in what was probably his last role as a villainous tough guy before starring in the "Columbo" TV series, and Italian actors Gabriel Ferzetti and Luigi Pistilli in featured roles. And, the beginning of the movie was filmed in my home town, San Francisco. 😁
Redécouverte hier soir en regardant pour la deuxième fois Gli Intoccabili et je me demande encore comment j'ai pu passer à côté de cette merveilleuse chanson composée par le grand Morricone à la 1ère vision du film?!
Saw this movie when it came out in America in the early seventies. Remember being bored by the movie, but liking the song, which played over the credits at the end. Didn't know until now that it was a Morricone composition.
According to DVD Savant, this movie is coming out in August 2010 in DVD or Blue Ray. I saw it when it came out and remember it as a pretty good neo-noir. But the song is what really stayed with me through the years. A classic from Morricone.
Cassavetes was so desperate to make his own shit that he would do anything to fund it! Whether that was acting in U.S. TV pilots or Italian action films. I personally love Italian action films. I also really appreciate Cassavetes' own films, which are soulful and NOT easy! But, the fact that John Cassevetes and Ennio Morricone once crossed paths one million years ago is amazing, and Morricone certainly made it better!
@fntime Yes, neo-noir is usually an euphemism for cheap. But it was pretty compelling nonetheless, and it helped Cassavettes get some money to fund his own productions. Apparently enough people think highly enough of it to have it turned out as a Blue-Ray this month.
Jackie Lynton singing "The Ballad of Hank McCain" brings back several tons of memories. This is a real nostalgia trip.
AMAZING SONG, I LOVE Morricone, he is the BEST!!
Fo shizzle!
The vocal performance on this is outstanding. Perfectly tempered.
These great songs should be re-used in good present day movies and not be half forgotten in some dusty corner of TH-cam only remembered by us old guys!
I liked the movie it was cool, the music gave it atmosphere.
Jackie Lynton has such a lovely voice.very underrated
Scrolling through some of the comments, I noticed some people disparaged this movie. Personally, I liked this movie. I actually prefer this "gritty" heist film over the slick and polished "Ocean's Eleven" (both the original and the remake). This film has so much going for it, besides the score by Ennio Morricone. There's Britt Eklund as the love interest, John Cassavetes ' real life wife Gens Rowlands in a cameo, Peter Falk in what was probably his last role as a villainous tough guy before starring in the "Columbo" TV series, and Italian actors Gabriel Ferzetti and Luigi Pistilli in featured roles. And, the beginning of the movie was filmed in my home town, San Francisco. 😁
I seen this movie ,many times.john cassavettes great actor with the beautifful woman britt ekland.its was the year 1970.the song is very good.
Redécouverte hier soir en regardant pour la deuxième fois Gli Intoccabili et je me demande encore comment j'ai pu passer à côté de cette merveilleuse chanson composée par le grand Morricone à la 1ère vision du film?!
Saw this movie when it came out in America in the early seventies. Remember being bored by the movie, but liking the song, which played over the credits at the end. Didn't know until now that it was a Morricone composition.
Fair appraisal. Some top Italian actors the highlight too
That's It! one of the best songs
TNikos Mpoutis flying
So underrated
RIP Ennio Morricone 1928-2020
Fabulous
According to DVD Savant, this movie is coming out in August 2010 in DVD or Blue Ray. I saw it when it came out and remember it as a pretty good neo-noir. But the song is what really stayed with me through the years. A classic from Morricone.
Okay, finally saw the movie. The song is the best thing about it. *laugh*
Hard to say whether the 20 minutes cut from the Italian version would help or just be more of the same.
Britt Ekland is the second best
No one knows better than McCain. I mean, I've known some people who have known pretty good, but better than McCain? Not likely.
There is in this memory movie the music party of great ennio émoticône and the voice of jack limon.
The movie wasn't up to much but the song was like a minor requiem for the death of the 1960's!
Cassavetes was so desperate to make his own shit that he would do anything to fund it! Whether that was acting in U.S. TV pilots or Italian action films. I personally love Italian action films. I also really appreciate Cassavetes' own films, which are soulful and NOT easy! But, the fact that John Cassevetes and Ennio Morricone once crossed paths one million years ago is amazing, and Morricone certainly made it better!
Cassavetes is always great.
They say he once killed a Chinese bookie to settle a gambling debt.
Listen the version with Mike Patton :)
Mike Patton version is epic!
Yo I can't seem to find it anymore on youtube
Bel film di Giuliano Montaldo GLI INTOCCABILI DA RIVEDERE
@fntime Yes, neo-noir is usually an euphemism for cheap. But it was pretty compelling nonetheless, and it helped Cassavettes get some money to fund his own productions. Apparently enough people think highly enough of it to have it turned out as a Blue-Ray this month.
The voice sounds like the guy who sang Django's Theme.
John Zorn brought me here.
awesome (better?) version
Jeff, stop using your 'computer brain' Alwaysopposing one thing as defining another.BOTH, are terrific!!!
@@fntime 🤣
@PIPEBITE The movie was a cheap production,
BUT, the acting was great and so is the music.
Excuse me jacky linton.
Accussì funzion, 'o rione se 'nfoca cu poco...
Hank McCain - hadn't he had his chips at the end of the film? (OK - maybe this is a UK joke)
Carlos, never heard that expression.
What does it mean? Thanks :)
@fntime You shouldn't care, and my reply to your comment was a more courteous way of explaining why I don't care about your likes or dislikes.
@PIPEBITE You're preaching to
the choir.
But, aside, why would I care about
what someone else thinks when it
pretains to my likes or dislikes.
was he a McCainnanite ?😅 had to.
Fantastic song. Movie was boring as hell.
Roblox