@@roadrunner9887yep That makes sense....spagetti gets more views than his movies for sure. But we cant deny that the man was very important to the cinema too...
It's crazy that The Man With No Name spins the chamber like that. He does it as it allows him to most quickly put the loaded bullet exactly where it is needed to fire. For a less skilled shooter it would have basically been reverse-Russian roulette where it creates a 5/6 chance of being killed by Ramon's rifle, for almost anyone else in the world that would have been the case. Ramon's look at him at the end is one of disbelief. He knows his opponent can't be foolish enough to do such a load as a bluff or gamble, for the whole duel was his own choice, but Ramon had no choice but try anyway, just in case this insanely well practiced and unorthodox loading technique with ridiculously high stakes was off by just a little bit. It wasn't.
And amazing that he shoots the rifle out of Ramon's hands before he guns down the other four. "I could have killed you first Ramon, but I will kill you last".
I don't think you could call him a great actor but he was the ideal actor for this part and parts similar to this. I know that he wasn't the first choice to play 'Joe' in this film, and there are some scenes where his acting seems a bit ham (like when he says he didn't think the Baxters would welcome him at the dinner party because of the fact that he put four of their men in the graveyard and he rubs his chin as he says it. I always thought that action seemed a bit lame). But he developed his own unique character which return's again and again in all his movies, whatever the setting or genre of the film.
Saw The Good bad and the ugly, 50/55 years back...still this trilogy is the best along with Once upon a time in the west of Charles Bronson and Henry Fonda... Just Classic westerns.
Man, this scene is great. Has Kurosawa's "Yojimbo"s fingerprints all over it. Hanging old man, crazy old man, long range weapon dominated by the short range weapon, band of miscreants dispatched with finesse, and one final "gimmie" from the badass to the bad guy.
This is the birth of the legendary Leone style and the begining of three incredible careers: Leones, Eastwoods and Morricones. They changed cinema forever.
Watched this movie some 40 yrs ago but couldn't find it online because I didn't catch the title back then. It's amazing how time flies. Those days we don't go to movies in the city movie Halls (There were two (Majestic & Empire) in the city Dire Dawa, Ethiopia) ourselves but the rail company families had their own group at the school of Alliance Francaise and show western movies only on friday nights. Most American movies were played with French language dubbing. Awesome movie. Flash back to my childhood. Thanks.
That's pretty awesome. I didn't know westerns were shown everywhere. I guess good is good no matter where you are and what we like best is what we like first.
I saw this at the drive-in as a kid in the 60s. It was a triple feature,they also played FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE and Rio Bravo which was the first to play.
Well, I went to a movie, saw a man with no name, it felt good when he inflicted pain In the movie, it never mentioned his name, but it sure propelled that actor to fame Laaa laaaa la la-la la, la la-la, laaaa la
Tylko ten z Clintem był 20 lat wcześniej nakręcony- to raczej odwrotnie - Powrót skopiował ten film z Clibtem- chyba ?- nie.?- pewnie że tak było !🤠🏜️🥂👍
With that level of accuracy, he should've just gone for the head. Honestly, the way this fight goes so differently than in original, proves Sergio Leone wasn't just copying Kurosawa.
He should. But that's when the quick perception of Man With No Name and his wit come to scene: He knows Ramon is a man of habits (the "aim fot thr heart" thing) and ego issues. That's what he mocks at him, to prevent being shot at any other point that isn't the chest. It's kind of the Batman trick.
The marvelous memories of celluloid reels in the Black box of the unforgettable sixtees Era Another time ,another day. Moments never to return As the great DUEL movie .
Not many knows this, but the guy who played the villain, Gian Maria Volonté, went on and became one of the best actors we've ever had in italian cinema.
I don't know which movies I like the best, Eastwood's Spagetti Westerns or his movies as Inspector Callahan of the SFPD? In either case, you can't go wrong spending a few hours watching great entertainment by a master actor, such as Eastwood still is. A living legend and American icon!
Lost count how many times ive watch this film , from a kid in the sixties to present day touching 60 is just sheer classic. Clint Eastwood was my childhood hero , its just a amazing character , and ideal actor for the roll , james Colburn turned it down , and ended up in fist full of dynamite which i think he is more surpurb actor in that roll 😮
There is one thing that's not fair in trilogy. After Good Bad Ugly Ely Wallache should have been awarded as best actor or at least best supporting actor. Clint Eastwood was perfect as Blondy. However we must admit, and It's obvious that Tuco (Ely Wallache) was the one making famous the first movie of trilogy. And, of course, Sergio Leone is the best western movie maker.
The scene where Eastwood has to re-learn how to shoot after being tortured and nearly killed was used again in the original Robocop film when a badly damaged Robocop has to have thetargeting system on his handgun adjusted by his partner.
Oh my God these movies I watched with my father, the dollars movies and Good bad and the Ugly and the Sabata series are absolute classics. They are in comparison to old Zatoitchi Samurai movies.
To jeszcze mało widziałeś - ja ok 300 westernów i to amerykańskich spagethi plasuje w drugiej setce Ten wg mojego ( to jest moje prywatne odczucie nie ubliżając nikomu)- pozycja od 1- 300- Daje mu nr 56!- Hey!🤠🏜️🥂👍
Everybody here praising Clint Eastwood, he deserves it, of course. But Gian Maria Volontè was extraordinary in the trilogy, especially in the subsequent movie, for a few dollars more.
Quando un uomo col fucile incontra un uomo con la pistola l uomo con la pistola e un uomo morto dicevi così vediamo se è vero......... Capolavoro che rimane nei libri di storia......
The makeup artists were incredible. Unshaven sunburnt faces. Sweat dripping off the nose. Could almost smell the body odor. Love these Westerns.
Haha lol class comment 😂
The opposite of Hollywood westerns with shiny buttons and pretty saloons. John Wayne hated spaghetti westerns.
@@francus7227
50 years later nobody watches J Wayne movies, but we all love the spaghetti westerns.
He was wrong o jealous
@@roadrunner9887yep
That makes sense....spagetti gets more views than his movies for sure. But we cant deny that the man was very important to the cinema too...
Pourquoi il ne vise pas la tête !? C'est du connerie.
Man, the trilogy's were the best. Those were ultimately timeless treasures. A fist full of greatness.
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These spaghetti westerns are pure classic
"My chest hurts really bad now. Your mean."
*Dead eye quick scopes every one*
It's crazy that The Man With No Name spins the chamber like that. He does it as it allows him to most quickly put the loaded bullet exactly where it is needed to fire. For a less skilled shooter it would have basically been reverse-Russian roulette where it creates a 5/6 chance of being killed by Ramon's rifle, for almost anyone else in the world that would have been the case. Ramon's look at him at the end is one of disbelief. He knows his opponent can't be foolish enough to do such a load as a bluff or gamble, for the whole duel was his own choice, but Ramon had no choice but try anyway, just in case this insanely well practiced and unorthodox loading technique with ridiculously high stakes was off by just a little bit. It wasn't.
Precise!!! Is how he is......AWESOME!!!
A prelude to Dirty Harry, "Do you feel lucky, PUNK?"
And amazing that he shoots the rifle out of Ramon's hands before he guns down the other four. "I could have killed you first Ramon, but I will kill you last".
That's right, Ramon, aim below the head and into my breast plate...otherwise I'm dead. 🤣😆🤭
Why didn't he shoot clint right away when Clint removed the stone blade?
I really enjoyed how Ramón lost the duel due to his pride, he wasn't able to let go, and the gunslinger knew he would not be able to resist.
Marty McFly approves the scene.
Thanos says that Ramone should have gone for the head.
Wasn’t it biff that watched this scene tho
@@martymcflurry97 yeah but marty recreated it in BTF3
나도 이것 때문에 클릭했다
Bruh thats an insult to no name man, Marty is a pussy coward. No name man is a manly fearless badass
One of the greatest actors of all time , what ever part he played , he played it to perfection, but for me it will always be , the man with no name
Clint Eastwood is a legend but he always played himself. Like Leone said. Eastwood only has two expressions. With hat and no hat.
The greatest of them all is lee van cleef
@@ericvanhetten8246 He's good too.
شايل خرزه ضد الرصاص
I don't think you could call him a great actor but he was the ideal actor for this part and parts similar to this. I know that he wasn't the first choice to play 'Joe' in this film, and there are some scenes where his acting seems a bit ham (like when he says he didn't think the Baxters would welcome him at the dinner party because of the fact that he put four of their men in the graveyard and he rubs his chin as he says it. I always thought that action seemed a bit lame). But he developed his own unique character which return's again and again in all his movies, whatever the setting or genre of the film.
One of the best westerns ever made.
One of the Greatest...Films ever...not just western...and this is supposed to be the Least ""Masterpieceey"" of The Teilogy
Got to love those Italian made spaghetti westerns.
No other like Clint Eastwood. The ultimate western superhero...
🤜🤜🤜🤜
@@roypruysvdhoeven1855 9oolo9
No, currently, is Arthur Morgan ahah
he is t he BEST when it comes to Westerns. ruthless, &, unforgiving.
Surely one and only! The greatest of all.!
Saw The Good bad and the ugly, 50/55 years back...still this trilogy is the best along with Once upon a time in the west of Charles Bronson and Henry Fonda... Just Classic westerns.
Bronson est très bien aussi
The zoom in on his face when the bullet proof plate is revealed always makes me chuckle a little
There definitely is a half-comedic scent to some of that. It does make me grin, but it's still good!
I love the Eastwood character!
6p
@@joaomonteiro3622, what is "6p"? ahah
The man with no name
@@afonsoloureiro48646p
These spaghetti westerns age like fine wine. 🍷
Turned to vinegar ?
For a few dollars more was on TV the other day, I'd forgotten how great it was
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Man, this scene is great. Has Kurosawa's "Yojimbo"s fingerprints all over it. Hanging old man, crazy old man, long range weapon dominated by the short range weapon, band of miscreants dispatched with finesse, and one final "gimmie" from the badass to the bad guy.
That's right, Ramon, aim below the head and into my breast plate...otherwise I'm dead. 🤣😆🤭
@@PETERJOHN101 the chest shots were the payoff to an earlier setup. Good storytelling.
My favorite Kurosowa is High and low for sure. Great film. So is Ikiru, The Bad Sleep Well, Yojimbo etc
Kurosowa sued Leone over this film. Kurosowa was stated as saying he made more money off Fistful of Dollars then Yojimbo.
@@maciek8159 I didn't know that. I'm glad he got compensated.
The man with no name, Clint Eastwood best line for me:
" Rojos there, the Baxters over there , and me right here in the middle"
I wouldn't have trusted the guy to hit that boiler plate every time
That's not boilerplate, that's plot armor
This is the birth of the legendary Leone style and the begining of three incredible careers: Leones, Eastwoods and Morricones. They changed cinema forever.
Watched this movie some 40 yrs ago but couldn't find it online because I didn't catch the title back then. It's amazing how time flies. Those days we don't go to movies in the city movie Halls (There were two (Majestic & Empire) in the city Dire Dawa, Ethiopia) ourselves but the rail company families had their own group at the school of Alliance Francaise and show western movies only on friday nights. Most American movies were played with French language dubbing. Awesome movie. Flash back to my childhood. Thanks.
This is an italian movie.
Live sound track performance :)
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That's pretty awesome. I didn't know westerns were shown everywhere. I guess good is good no matter where you are and what we like best is what we like first.
2:07 Bulletproof vest! Great Flick! Great frickin' flick! The guy is brilliant!
No one does gunfights like Clint. A one man weapon of mass destruction.
Almost 60 years later and this movie still holds up. It's not the best of the 3 but it's still a great movie
Feminists cringe over this movie! LOL!
@@engraciofuluyafoy6404 when tf did i ask
I actually liked this the most.
@@Luka2000_ bhi
Witch film had lee van cleef in it any one remember
The original bullet proof vest!
The guy is brilliant!
Masterpiece..Eastwood, Volonte', Sergio Leone ,Ennio Morricone 🇮🇹🇺🇲
Love these old westerns.
The over exaggerated gun fire where nearly every shot is an exceptional ricochet. :)
is just the echo pardner!! lol
@@pepelepew2142 No. You ever shoot a long gun before?
Biff: Bulletproof vest! Great flick!
Great frigging flick!
The guy is brilliant.
Party's over Biff! Sorry ladies
@@scottythegreat1 HOW DID YOU PASS MY SECURITY GUARD?!
@@BanditAviation I slapped em in they face with a dildo
I saw this at the drive-in as a kid in the 60s. It was a triple feature,they also played FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE and Rio Bravo which was the first to play.
Love the, "What's wrong Ramone?" "Loosing your touch Ramone?"
3:11 - “When a man with a .45 meets a man with a rifle. You say the man with a pistol is a dead man? Let’s see if that’s true.”
Boa! 👍
My special needs son says it all depends on 3 things: how far apart the 2 men are, who shoots first, and who is a better marksman.
"The heart, Ramone. Don't forget the heart. Aim for the heart or you'll never stop me."
This movie I'm 56 years old and IS STILL THE BADD ASSED MOVIE SPAGHETTI WESTERN EVER. IM SORRY that I don't know any better .EASTWOOD ALL THE WAY!!!!!
There is not the best movie …there is only one ..Clint Eastwood the best Western actor.❤️
I like the music during the three way standoff on The Good, The Bad and The Ugly!
Oh no ! I’m old enough to have watched this on its release !!!
one of the legendary western Leone's movies ! grazie Maestro
That's pretty good aim from Ramone.
Nice grouping. One might have gone through if had been same spot
@@stevemccann4166 nah. back in those days bullets were just lead, not FMJ.
I don't care for a lot of celebrities, but holy shit would it be a HUGE honor to shake Mr. Eastwood's hand!
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Clint not only played the part of a gun slinger…… he LOOKED the part!
"Sure, bulletproof vest... this guy's a genius!".. Biff thanem
no match to sir clint Eastwood , he is the legend
What are you doing here Callahagn ?
Sir ? Has he been knighted ?
@@LowPlainsDrifter60 Why insult him with a bogus nobility title subservient to the british monarchy psychopaths
@@LowPlainsDrifter60 doesn't need to be he's the King
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No CGI, special effects or other bollox, just pure class.
One bullit and "TILT" !
GAME OVER !👏👏👏👍
Or y'all never stop me
@@gillesguillaumin6603 Hyderabad h
Just pure Sergio.......
And no Stupid superheroes with special powers either. Just an ordinary person with skills, who overcomes all odds and comes out a winner.
Cmon man you left out the best part .The camera work showing Ramons last breath was epic.
Well, I went to a movie, saw a man with no name, it felt good when he inflicted pain
In the movie, it never mentioned his name, but it sure propelled that actor to fame
Laaa laaaa la la-la la, la la-la, laaaa la
Revivir estas escenas es maravilloso adoro a Clint
0:01 0:01 😅😮😢😢😅
1:24 - “The heart, Ramón. Don’t forget the heart. Aim for the heart or you’ll never stop me.”
Kept him from going for a headshot anyway.
No one stands a chance against Clint 😉
For sure if you still aim for the hearth ...
You know you have to ask yourself one question "Do I feel lucky?" Well? Do ya? Punk? lol
Marty McFly’s Western inspiration
Tylko ten z Clintem był 20 lat wcześniej nakręcony- to raczej odwrotnie - Powrót skopiował ten film z Clibtem- chyba ?- nie.?- pewnie że tak było !🤠🏜️🥂👍
First class movie 🎥🍿 Clint Eastwood is my No 1 actor brilliant scene brilliant acting and sound track iconic don't make like they used to 👏👏👏👏👏🎥🙏👊😍🇺🇲
With that level of accuracy, he should've just gone for the head.
Honestly, the way this fight goes so differently than in original, proves Sergio Leone wasn't just copying Kurosawa.
He should. But that's when the quick perception of Man With No Name and his wit come to scene: He knows Ramon is a man of habits (the "aim fot thr heart" thing) and ego issues.
That's what he mocks at him, to prevent being shot at any other point that isn't the chest.
It's kind of the Batman trick.
This movie was famous all over the world even in Afghanistan where ppl wanted to be just like Clint.
What a great time in human history.
John Legend hi 👋 you're highly mistaken that's not true ( I ) never wanted to be like Clint Eastwood smile 😀 Adios November 8,2022
The marvelous memories of celluloid reels in the Black box of the unforgettable sixtees Era
Another time ,another day. Moments never to return
As the great DUEL movie .
Not many knows this, but the guy who played the villain, Gian Maria Volonté, went on and became one of the best actors we've ever had in italian cinema.
In my opinion Clint Eastwood was the best at what he did in western movies. His style was one of a kind . !!!
Ramone sweats more than any other character in cinema history
Great Gian Maria Volonté. So underrated...
Amazing how every single shot in these movies is a ricochet.
The Martin Mcfly's inspiration...
I don't know which movies I like the best, Eastwood's Spagetti Westerns or his movies as Inspector Callahan of the SFPD?
In either case, you can't go wrong spending a few hours watching great entertainment by a master actor, such as Eastwood still is.
A living legend and American icon!
Lost count how many times ive watch this film , from a kid in the sixties to present day touching 60 is just sheer classic. Clint Eastwood was my childhood hero , its just a amazing character , and ideal actor for the roll , james Colburn turned it down , and ended up in fist full of dynamite which i think he is more surpurb actor in that roll 😮
The first of the trilogy …which paved way for the other two.Last one with Eli Wallach was supreme.
and so was Lee VanCleef...
Wow ! cuantos recuerdos por Dios ! yo tenía 18 años cuando la veía, gracias !!! 🙂
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Go ahead Ramoé, make my day!
Love everything he's done Awsome guy 💯✊
Credits to Gian Maria Volonte as well. A great antagonist in both, for a Fistful of dollars and in for a few dollars more
A true classic.💥💛👍
Ramon don't shoot the head...
I love the editing.
There is one thing that's not fair in trilogy. After Good Bad Ugly Ely Wallache should have been awarded as best actor or at least best supporting actor. Clint Eastwood was perfect as Blondy. However we must admit, and It's obvious that Tuco (Ely Wallache) was the one making famous the first movie of trilogy.
And, of course, Sergio Leone is the best western movie maker.
You feel like hero when you see Clint Eastwood !!!
Clint Eastwood an icon of hollywood
COOOOL.
Clint Eastwood resemble trop a Wolverine je trouve.
I remember seeing it at the theatre in Laredo Texas as a little boy and eating a hot dog and coke and a bar of chocolate all for $2 dollars
Thats a steal of a deal.
Nice souvenir
So you got a fistful of dollars for just two dollars, nice deal !
It’s amazing to me that this is the least impressive movie in the triology and it’s THIS good. The quality of the trilogy is staggering
The scene where Eastwood has to re-learn how to shoot after being tortured and nearly killed was used again in the original Robocop film when a badly damaged Robocop has to have thetargeting system on his handgun adjusted by his partner.
yo i didnt realise! i love both those movies
*_"BULLETPROOF VEST !!! Great flick, GREAT friggin flick... The guy is BRILLIANT !!!"_*
Oh my God these movies I watched with my father, the dollars movies and Good bad and the Ugly and the Sabata series are absolute classics. They are in comparison to old Zatoitchi Samurai movies.
Simply a classic
Goosebumps!!!!!!
4:18 That sound and the duel was over without even a shot.
They can't make them better. Than this. They were the best.
My mule don't like people laughing. LOL!
"An experienced bounty hunter always keeps a plate of iron in his poncho."
-Spongebob
Great Video! Love it!
Le Meilleur des western s, et des Acteurs a la hauteur ! 👍😊
Legendary
Not to forget he's a legendary Actor. Most of his movies are still the best
Great avting, but the theme of taking such a great risk is unbelievable!
Hey Ramone, “when a man with a pistol meets a man with a rifle,the man with the pistol dies.” You got proved wrong boy!
Eastwood lo melhor de todos de lá película western.
Italian
To jeszcze mało widziałeś - ja ok 300 westernów i to amerykańskich spagethi plasuje w drugiej setce
Ten wg mojego ( to jest moje prywatne odczucie nie ubliżając nikomu)- pozycja od 1- 300-
Daje mu nr 56!- Hey!🤠🏜️🥂👍
2:10 Bulletproof vest.
Great flick.
The guy is brilliant.
(Marty appears with the remote and turn the TV off.)
notice that last shot from the rifle sounded different here than in bttf part 2?
A rifle shooting blanks won't penatrate anything
BULLETPROOF VEST! Great flick! Great friggin flick!
Everybody here praising Clint Eastwood, he deserves it, of course. But Gian Maria Volontè was extraordinary in the trilogy, especially in the subsequent movie, for a few dollars more.
The villains sure were sweaty.
Wait until you see Once Upon a Time in the West. Everyone's ugly and disgusting and tanned badly. It fits the true wild west feel.
I love Clint Eastwood s spaghetti westerns
Quando un uomo col fucile incontra un uomo con la pistola l uomo con la pistola e un uomo morto dicevi così vediamo se è vero......... Capolavoro che rimane nei libri di storia......
Perfection.
“ The Heart Ramon , don’t forget The Heart”
Yeah, because aiming for the head would be disastrous. 🤣😆🤭
2:40
when you use the Dead Eye in RDR2 🤣
Great flick, great frickin' flick!
Just saw it today in 2024, still holds up