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They had to start the Midshipmen in boyhood because there was such a phenomenal amount they needed to learn to be able to graduate to higher officer ranks. Navigation, weather, carpentry, geography, how all the ropes and sails worked etc. It goes on and on, stuff that could only be learned at sea. The other thing was, it was cheaper than a boarding school for second sons of middle class families: clergy, account clerks etc. For boys with no inheritence coming, it was a new home with a chance of making a fortune through their shares in the sale value of enemy ships taken as prizes. The Lord Blakeney was an exception in that he was to inherit, but had chosen to join the Navy anyway.

Once upon a time in the west is just as epic dont skip it

You guys have to watch this song performed by the ""Danish National Sympathy orchestra "" thats your NEXT REACTION, you will be amazed really..

The acting of Rhys Ifans in this episode is chefs kiss. 👌

The seemingly random characters will be worthwhile. Loving how they are being sprinkled in. Very clever way to flesh them out. Also, I volunteer to adopt that dog. So damn cute!

The music part at the graveyard is called "Extasy of gold".

Crispy being made hand is wild AF. 🤦🏾‍♀️ Glad the baby's head didn't come rolling off like it was gonna when they hit that bump, LOL. The twins' deaths was so freakin' sad. Alicent is SUPER trash for not comforting her grieving child.

I think its pretty clear what Daemon's instructions were if Aemon couldn't be found. Blood and Cheese knew they had to have a head for proof, and it had to be a son for a son. Alicent asking Cole if he'd told anyone was a good question considering how quickly he confessed to her all those years ago. After the Blood and Cheese incident, rat catchers were banned in the Red Keep and replaced with cats. That's why Arya had so many cats to catch when she was training with her dancing master, Serio Forrel, in the 1st season of Game of Thrones. Erryk killed himself out og love and guilt for killing his brother. Proving who he was was irrelevant. Had Arryk won the battle he woulnt have addressed Rhaenyra as, "your grace," he would have just finished the job and killed her.

Aegon, "MY HAND WILL BE AN IRON FIST!" Cole, "Yeah, in your mom."

I love how you were all onboard the Simone-Chidi ship when it started to sail but then realized that would mean the Eleanor-Chidi ship would have be sunk. “Yayyy finally! oh wait we don’t want this!”

imo, shyma needs to put the movie on the monitor to his right. it doesn't look natural when the movie is in the center and he's looking off screen (which is the movie monitor). just try it once.

This movie is what made me a Clint Eastwood fan for life when I first saw it in the theater as a kid. Yes, Eli Wallach was in Godfather III, you're right. He was a legendary actor who was the villain in another GREAT western called "The Magnificent Seven" starring Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, James Coburn and others. You guys MUST watch it as well as "Once Upon a Time in The West" another so called "Spaghetti Western" directed by Sergio Leone starring Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson. Great job. guys!!!

HEY GUYS CHECK OUT ... THE DANISH NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.. PERFORMING THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY

A lot of people came for Eastwood to this movie and are falling in love with Tuco :)

I told ya guys, Adama's room is the best set in season 1 besides the CIC. That scene between the chief and Adama was once again, amazing. The way he push the chief to cough up that confession and drop that vague BS he was trying before was so good. Making it obvious that he knows what he was trying to hide. Really good writing and excellent character work.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST is next, and voted together Good Bad Ugly as the greatest western ever made! Is different from the Dollar Trilogy; is mitologic, eternal. The end of the old West (and their heroes) and the beginning of the capitalism and the modern era, rappresenting by the train! For the first time HENRY FONDA is an evil figure (his acting masterpiece) and Charles Bronson is the misterious figure who search revenge... The music is amazing, one of the Morricone s best; the plot, the acting, the direction. And of course the very famous beginning of the film (influenced Spielberg and many others directors) where the music is the rumours of the things all around the station. Greatest Western ever, for Martin Scorsese also.

This is the greatest western ever.

Guys, this is your best ever reaction outside Band of Brothers…really enjoyed your breakdown & commentary. I’ve seen this probably twenty times or so. Some years back, probably in my 30s, I really thought about the characters…& think the relationship between Tuco & his brother is one of the saddest in these three films. I replayed it a few times & Eli Wallach just brings one of the best moments in a western. I really appreciate you sharing this trilogy with us. Have another western suggestion, a film equivalent to this in terms of character development, script, cinematography & score. Speaking of the soundtrack….Ennio Morricone, the Maestro, just takes it to the next level on this one. Which brings me to my suggestion: “Once Upon a Time in the West”. Arguably the best Western of all time, with one of the absolute best villains. Hope y’all consider it, you will certainly not be disappointed. Cheers from across the Pond!

Tuco is played by Eli Wallach -- one of the great character actors of the 1960s and 70s.

As far as why Lee felt he had to ask his dad, remember they were estranged for many years before the miniseries....

11:39 "Oh shit, that is savage". Mariko has been against their marriage from the beginning. Her father married her off to the Toda clan to save her. However, she said to Ochiba "The alliance with the Toda clan is worthless" (ep. 6). When Ochiba reminded her that her father (Akechi Jinsai) loves her very much, her response was "then he should have married me better". She has been against the marriage (and him) since day one. I am not saying she deserved to get abused. Think about it from Buntaro's side. He has shown compassion yet she throws everything back to his face. Over time I can see how he became bitter

“Make your choice, son.” Damn. I just love Adama.

Worth mentioning that Tigh approached the situation of Doral the smart way, getting a security detail to get him from behind, while Adama bulled through with a confrontation. And of course Adama knows what's going around in Galactica. He's the CO, that's part of his job.

13:18 It's an absolute nod to the Hulk.☺️💚

Originally, the script had the Olympic carrier passengers as being entirely visible from the windows. However, the big wigs said it was too dark and wanted to rewrite the scene to show it as empty.

I think the words you're looking for are "Witch Hunt"

I prefer this one of the trilogy. Tuco is my favorite. If you want a good adventure 3 hours long with beautiful soundtrack please react to RRR in hindi or telugu.

Clint Eastwood's character Blondie was more of an Anti Hero. Not necessarily evil but not necessarily honorable either. Another great Eastwood movie which is my second favorite after this one is The Outlaw Josey Wales. A fantastic epic almost as good as this one. Brilliant!

You Guys gotta do 'Escape from New York' next

that networked question comes up a lot. I generally think no. We have seen that Boomer blanks out and does things she does not remember. Maybe the sleeper agents do have some kind of ability to receive instructions. Maybe Doral was her handler.

It's so cool that you are watching this fantastic show and that I can experience your reactions. The depths, the abysses, the important psychological and philosophical questions will surely continue to overwhelm you, captivate you and move you emotionally... I'm looking forward to it! All the best from Germany!

Lee van Cleef had enjoyed a long career with minor roles in many westerns. Including some great ones - _High Noon_ and also _The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance_ . However, by the mid 60s his career was just about over. He was broke and wondering what 9-5 jobs he might be qualified for. Then a tubby little Italian shows up at his door with a briefcase full of cash inviting him to come to Europe and make films....

You wondered a couple of times in the video about Disney doing this kind of a movie. When this movie came out it was released under Touchstone Pictures, a studio owned by Disney, so that it was not associated with the Disney brand. It was a big success and so it was later branded as a Disney movie.

If you want to regard these as three distinct films with different characters thats fine. If you want to see these as stories from the life of one man across a decade or so that is also fine. However, attempting to construct a grand coherent narrative linking everything together and creating a complete saga is doomed to failure. Although Leone may have gone to some lengths researching things like the few civil war battles that took place to the west of the Mississippi, he is still making it all up as he goes along based primarily on what sounds cool. Even within each film there are plenty of things that don't add up. Eg in _For a Few Dollars More_ Douglas Mortimer is a former Confederate Officer, at the beginning he is reading a newspaper with a date of 1870something, but the safe they steal is full of CSA paper dollars which in the 1870s would be worth about as much as (picking an example not entirely at random) bags of steel washers. Don't attempt to dissect everything. Just enjoy the ride.

The bridge was built by the Spanish army for the movie but the officer in charge of the explosives didn't realise they were going to do a rehearsal before filming and blew up the bridge when the cameras weren't rolling meaning they had to rebuild the bridge all over and refilm the scene

"I hope you end up in a graveyard!"

Everybody loves Tuco. He's such a fun, conniving, little weasel.

Someone has uploaded on to this site a video of the final showdown... except with Morricone's _Trio_ music removed and replaced by natural diegetic sounds. Instead of the epic climax witnessed in the film it is just 3 blokes shuffling around and awkwardly looking at each other for 5 minutes.

Truth be told, I thought the same as you. That the "Man With no Name" was three different people all possessed by the same Specter. However, it's been pointed out to me that he's actually the same protagonist with three separate nicknames. This makes sense due to the timeline and these clues. (1) "Blondie" finds the poncho during the Civil War and it's in fine condition. It's said he gives his $100,000 to Father Ramirez as gratitude for saving his life. (2) "Joe" gives all the money he gains to Marisol and her family. Once again, being a philanthropist. During this time his hand is injured when a bandit steps on it. (3) "Manco" and War vet Mortimer working as bounty hunters. His injured hand now in a leather sleeve. Notice the poncho is backwards (to hide the bullet holes previously made by Ramone). Also, notice that others name him (The Undertaker in "Fistful", The Sheriff in Tucumcari and Tuco) (Edit) Great reactions and yes, I also laughed at Tuco's antics.

Blonde refers to his fair skin

Toranaga has now got many sticks of time to plan allsorts. While everyone else is hold up in Osaka Castle. Who are the prisoners here? It was a big gamble but Toranaga had to sacrifice his Bishop on the chessboard of life. To let everyone know he's a beaten man. Maybe Toranaga has sent Mariko to talk to Lady Ochiba. Which might give him some protection from Ishido and the Regents when he finally turns up in Osaka. Give's him more sticks of time. Cheers, Chris Perry

Others have suggested _Once Upon a Time in the West_ . It's a movie in which Leone really uses many of the same techniques here with the intense close-ups and dramatic music. It was made after this trilogy and had a bigger budget and thus has big-name actors. It's a high quality movie though not as famous with the younger generation as this movie is.

Many people come to this movie expecting a western, but then it turns into a war movie to their surprise. There's definitely statements about the US Civil War, and wars in general, in this movie.

About the theory that this is the prequel, I've seen an analysis which shows that every date seen in this movie is earlier than dates shown in the other two. In the three movies, Clint Eastwood is apparently not the same guy, but it's almost like they're teasing us by giving this film some prequel clues.

Again, this one had me 🤣, love the reaction.

Another great underrated Western is 'My Name is Nobody'. Not nearly enough people react to it.

Even if you don't react to it, you'll enjoying watching the Danish National Orchestra performing the soundtrack: czcams.com/video/enuOArEfqGo/video.htmlsi=hU__ljJWf-pK8rzh

Clint once told of going to Italy for these movies after ending his TV gig on Rawhide. The budget was so low he had only one costume so had to take it back each evening and wash it out to wear the next day.