Me watching the movie for the 4th time. I also watched a fistful of dollars, and a few dollars more. Three of them are classic and all time favorites. ❤❤❤❤❤
I literally have a box just right of the video(above the other videos list) with the option to buy or rent the movie. How? And what? They don't just take the movie down? Why? Even this video is marked with "Movie The Good, The Bad and The Ugly". Just confused, honestly.
This Movie Deserved the Academy Award for the Best Movie, Best Direction, Best Sound Track, Best Actor, Best supporting Actors, Best cinematography & the Best Screen play. No doubt. Even Today.
Not to miss the superb battle FXs with probably the biggest badass explosion (one of the actors was almost hit by a rock just there in the scene) - no stupid Hollywood style lame fuel-firepuffs, but hard brutal TNT which sends the bridge sky high...., also caught how the actors are hit by the shockwave some 200 yards away...
In those days, the Spaghetti was considered as B class movies ,and Eastwood was just a cool kid. Now he is the superb celebrity in Hollywood. I didn't even imagine it. Goood old days!
Eli Wallach's role made this movie, outstanding acting! This could be the best movie ever made! Having watched this again,my opinion hasn't changed.The three main characters are exceptional!
The Sad Hill sequence and music is one of the best scenes in movie history. The greed to find the grave, the confusion and craziness are all on show. I love this film and would watch every Xmas with my Dad from when I was 14 onwards. It became a bit of tradition. He passed away in 2020 but I am keeping the tradition alive, Dad.
A timeless classic, One of the Greatest, and most legendary films ever made, A film that was ahead of its time, and to add the best Western of all time, a true masterpiece. The Good, The Bad And The Ugly is, is flawless. Directed by the legendary, Sergio Leone, with such an iconic soundtrack by Ennio Morricone, and a duo of Clint Eastwood (Blondie), and Eli Wallach as Tuco, this duo sealed the film, and were perfection. A Brutal and brilliant storyline, soundtrack, quotes, cast and characters, a true-one-of-akind.
@@African.empress whaaat I just got Netflix a few months ago.. well I guess they have to pay for the rights for how long they want it. It's one of the best movies out there not sure why they wouldnt keep it
A masterpiece of cinematography. The three character are so well designed and acted - Van Cleef is one of the worst villain ever depicted and Tuco is astonishing in his complexity - the score of Morricone is revolutionary and the directing is innovative in the same way of Eisenstein, Kurosawa, Fellini... There are so many iconic scenes. A movie that is a cornerstone and that hse shaped the way cinema is still done today. Many people focus on the final duel scene, surely a great shooting (my favourite duel scene is in "Once upon a time in the wests" with Fonda and Bronson) but to me the real peak is the Sand Hill scene, so powerful and full of meanings. And the scenes at the bridge or at the Mission are so dramatic but still so poetic.... What a movie!
This movie is as old as me. I watch it over and over and over and never tire of it. This is a MASTERPIECE. What makes this movie better than any other is its tempo. Timing is everything. Cool, calm, and collected. It is very difficult to keep a pundit captivated for hours but the genius of this movie keeps the viewer enthralled. Clint Eastwood is a Legend. Having said that, and with no disrespect to him, I think 'TUCO' takes the cake as being "Best Man on Set". The SCORE to this film is also masterfully interwoven in that it is provided at the appropriate moment, resonates beautifully and with a high degree of suspense attached.
Yeah it is indeed the best movie ever. I think i saw it more than 70 times. I first saw the movie somewhere begin the 80,s when i was just a kid, my father always want to watch it.
@@yozza4978 they all 3 played very well. Blondie tuco angel eye. Ohh boy so much fun watching it. Also the scene when the HALF SOLDIER gives info, uhhhhh what was the name of the town,let me think, then angel eye flip a dollar, ohh yeah santa anna lol.
I’m not ashamed to say that Tuco is my favorite character in the movie. Such a funny and compelling character, despite being an utterly horrible person.
He is a horrible person but the scene with his brother was very telling because it was revealed why Tuco ended up the way he did. “From where we came from If one did not want to die of poverty one became a priest or a bandit. You chose your way I chose mine.”
@@whoareyoutoaccuseme6588 Yes, Angel Eyes is clearly THE BAD guy in the movie. Blondie and Tuco have their tender, vulnerable moments and above all they are quite morally upright in some crucial ways as we can see but can't trace anything like that in Angel Eyes.
The greatest Western movie ever made. The actors in this movie are legends, and their characters immortalised by the film. All others associated with this film are additionally immortalised. This is the pinnacle of what a Western movie should be. It has everything perfect. It never grows old and is timeless. As Clint Eastwood noted, 'The wild west was called the wild west for a reason.' I agree.
@@user-vt4hd8hb4v BUT what you have to understand is that Tarantino is a disciple of Sergio Leone. That means that his view point is always prophetic towards that director. You have to take the blinkers off and look at the wider picture.
@Jeremias I agree this doesn't look like a 2020 production, but it's still better than a lot of movies from the last few years like avengers endgame, and The witches.
I ist saw this with my dad,I was about 13,everything else is history, I'm 61 now,daddy passed away 5yrs ago. Every time I look at this it's like seeing it for the first time, love everything about it .
The actors gave justice to the plot's twists & turns, screenplay & directing - a superb movie -. Lee Van Cleef, Eli Walach & Clint Eastwood after the making of this movie became sought after actors in Holywood & eventually became icons.
As iconic as the Man with No Name is, Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez (known as The Rat) is one of the greatest characters to grace the silver screen. He is a hilarious comic relief, a sympathetic underdog, a greedy opportunist and a resilient badass all rolled into one. You love him, hate him, root for him, laugh at him, learn from him and connect with him. He is extremely well-written, full of personality and depth and was brought to life to maximum perfection by the Oscar-worthy Eli Wallach. He is the reason The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is the cinematic masterpiece it is, other than Sergio Leone's direction and Ennio Morricone's music.
Sure indeed! Eli Wallach was from Polish origin but portrayed perfect bandidos in The Magnificent 7, How The West Was Won and The Good The Bad and the Ugly. He always stoled the scenes. Here, as Tuco, is a delight when he stomps into the gun shop and chooses one carefully. All was ad-lib.
This movie was WAY ahead of its time. A big problem I have with pre-70s movies is that their style has aged and worn off in a way that modern audiences will find boring. This movie by contrast feels perfect in almost every way. It's dramatic, it has characters you both hate but also cheer for, it has great comedy, and the action and cinematography is stunning. Even the dubbing is great!
The best way (in fact the only way, for me) to appreciate a movie is to let IT dictate its own terms, its own time and its own style to me. In other words, allow it to return me back to the time it was made....or, in the case of films made before I was born, to what I THINK is how things were.That way you inhabit ITS world rather than shoehorn it into the present. This means I can see the true worth of a brilliant movie whether it's Seven Samurai or Kes or Blade Runner rather than, like soooo many people, being hung up on the fact whether or not it would be made today with today's 'style' of moviemaking, let alone today's society, today's politics, today's morality. Otherwise I would just end up with a narrow view of what a great movie is ie. today's style of acting, editing, CGI, etc.etc, which itself will eventually go out of date as new styles evolve. I appreciate I might be in a minority here. But I think I'm having a more interesting time, watching and indulging in movies from all eras, all nationalities, all styles, silent or sound, b&w or colour.... The secret? Let the movie transport you to its own time. A good movie isn't good simply because it's modern.
The characters are dressed like tramps whereas in the 50s and 60s westerns the actors wore pristine costumes which was totally unrealistic for the setting.
That sinister laugh at 17:25 is the primary reason I love this movie. Lee Van Cleef was born to play this role of evil personified. Angel Eyes may have fewer kills compared to Blondie or Tuco but the fact that he sadistically kills his own employer and is audacious enough to give out a sinister laugh once he kills him sends shivers down the spine. Angel Eyes is an excellent character portrayed by Van Cleef.
I watched the 3 movies back to back thinking they were connected. Because Angel eyes gave Blondie respect and acted like they'd met before when introduced. up until the torture scene it hit me that Douglas Mortimer and Angel eyes are separate people as it would be very out of character for Mortimer to do that
Yes, I find Eastwood to be a decent enough actor, but Van Cleef as Angel Eyes (my daughter’s favourite character in the film) is better, & far more charismatic as the villain of the piece. However, both are eclipsed by Eli Wallach as Tuco! Tuco is, by far, the most memorable character in the film & the reason for this is primarily due to Wallach’s acting.
This is cinema. They need to make movies like these again. damn, i watched this probably 10 times. still never gets old. tuco carries this movie. i love his character and the actor. this movie filled with everything. great story, great characters, great actors, great direction and the music... this is art.
The Greatest movie of all time: Amazing cast,exceptional director and composer,amazing soundtrack,memorable lines,interesting plot,brilliant cinematography,tense scenes and a great final scene
There are two types of people in this world. Those who have already experienced and loved this movie And those who are yet to discover their love for it.
There are six kinds of people in this world: 1) Those who have already experienced and loved this movie . 2) Those who are yet to discover their love for it. 3) Those who have already experienced and hated this movie. 4) Those who are yet to discover their hate for it. 5) Those who have already experienced and are neutral to the movie. 6) Those who will never watch it.
This movie loved all over the world 🌍 regardless which country you are from no doubt. Very best from Sergio Leone. No American made western including "Unforgiven" come close to this one. Lee van Cleef along Eli was best with good performance from Eastwood. Lee van Cleef started his own career after this but didn't got much attention as Clint " The Big Gundown" " Day of Anger" " Death Rides a horse" " Beyond the Law" " Sabata" " Barquero" All are highly underated but very good👍.
Lost count of how many times I've seen it and I always get amazed in how good is the makeup, how real the whole movie feels - you can almost feel the heat and dryness of the desert. A true masterpiece!
@@berits.2346 Leone did communicate with Eli Wallach in French. Because he waa capable of speaking French Eli also served as a sort of translator for Eastwood and Van Cleef at the set of the movie.
@@berits.2346 Leone did communicate with Eli Wallach in French. Because Eli waa capable of speaking French he also served as a sort of translator between Leone and Eastwood and Van Cleef at the set.
@@berits.2346 Leone did communicate with Eli Wallach in French. Because Eli waa capable of speaking French he also served as a sort of translator between Leone and Eastwood and Van Cleef at the set.
Watched this so many times, it's still enjoyable. There's a lot of wry humour in it, and surprisingly a few moments of real compassion - Blondie's reaction to the carnage of the Civil War, even Angel Eye's reaction to it. Or Blondie not calling bullshit on Tuco's joyous reunion with his brother. I don't think the film's star was Eastwood - It was Eli Wallach as Tuco, one of the best characters ever put to the screen.
tuco is the main character. hes inbetween being good and bad, he gets the most screen time, the most character development. he is the real protagonist, which is another reason sergio leone was such an incredible director.
how did this movie not win at least five acadamy awards? best original screenplay, best cinematography, best original musical score, best supporting actor Eli Wallach, best director, Sergio Leone
Hollywood bias, Italians doing American westerns better then the Americans. A bit like the Judgement in Paris in 1976 when it was found out the America makes better Wine then the French!. The likes of John Wayne hated the spaghetti western for its violence but which East wood responded " the wild west was called the wild west for a reason".
Things to love about this amazing classic: Perfect use of humor,perfect use of score and soundtrack, perfect casting ,perfect editing and a great blend of suspense to make it an awesome,timeless experience,l hadn't watched it in a long time, just watched it again and fell in love all over again, kudos to the actors,the director,the set creators,the costumers and everyone that created this movie,they made it very easy to forget that it wasn't real life.
Watching for the first time. Only western I've seen was dances with wolves in highschool 25 now and I'm glad to say it's never too late to see something this amazing. With a great friend a roof over my head and lots to be grateful for. Glad I could see this on CZcams.
It is impossible to go through all these comments, but I noticed something not many have commented about. The character of Tuco has a raw hell-for-leather courage. When he walks the street to face Angel Eyes, knowing that Lee Van Cleef has five people with him, Tuco does not wait to see if Blondie is with him or not. That took some absolutely brass-balls gumption. When Blondie catches his attention and indicates they will face-down Angel Eyes and his sidekicks together, there is a bond that forms from Tuco's side. The subtle emotions are perfectly expressed by Eli Wallach. Facing battle/war together seems to create the bond that is expressed in - "You did not desert me, my Brothers in Arms" - another incomparable master-piece in another domain - music. (Brothers in Arms - Mark Knopfler - Dire Straits). My thirst for watching westerns actually got addressed only after the internet made "infinite media volume" possible.
I watched this movie for the first time when I was 4 years old in 1966 with my dad. Altough I couldn't make much out of it at that age but I was remembering all the details of it to the point that everyone in the family was asking me to retrace it cause they couldn't see the film yet!! Yea, it's a great movie for sure!!...never tired to see it over&over!! Thanks for the upload!.....
The main theme music I heard on Instagram. Then I discovered the movie. I've always been an addict of western movies when I first watched the quick and the dead starring Young Leo DiCaprio. Adding this term I have been watching this movie over 10 times. I swear I shall show this to my kids also❤
This (and the rest of the dollars trilogy) are films I will never get bored of, I love Clint Eastwood. I love the directing of Sergio Leone and the music of Ennio Morricone. Spaghetti westerns are the best
Unarguably the ultimate movie of all time, nowadays movies has absolutely no purpose except for A few good ones of course but no one in history will ever make a greater film than this. And the movie being free is a huge blessing.
Once in a lifetime some things are original , never too be repeated or compared. Thank goodness we lived amongst the Greatest .Rest in power dearly departed. Long live Clint Eastwood 🎬 2024
I first saw this movie in 2016 when I was 22 years old. Now it is 2022, December. Since then I have seen this movie so many times. The greatest western movie ever. Real masterpiece. Love this movie ❤️
I first saw it 54 years ago and I still watch it a few times a year. Yes, it's certainly an addictive film , it illustrates so much about human nature.
Greatest cowboy movie in the history of the world. Since then, no cowboy movie comes even close. The story, setting, the legendary iconic actors, especially CLINT EASTWOOD, and the music evoke and exudes the feeling bringing you into their realm unimaginable even by today's standards. The beautiful part here is that that there is an important morale and point that truth and honesty prevail right to the end when Clint Eastwood freed his arch enemy by shooting the noose to free him for otherwise he would be hung.
@@arjunakorale6166 once upon a time in the west has a better backstory and dialogue. This western has more action and better duels. Both class pictures.
Simply the greatest film ever released. Outstanding acting performances, mesmerising musical score , and the sublime direction of Sergio. R.I.P Ennio, Eli, Lee. ❤
This movie is a legend that Sergio Leone and Ennio Moricone presented to the world. I have never seen the unique harmony of the film's plot, scenes and music in any other film.
I remember my father sending me to bed, when I was kid, once this masterpiece was about to begin on TV, then I just forgot how many times I rented it during the 80´s. Now I try for my son to watch it but no, he is into some other movies. Well I think I´ll watch it, I do not know how many times I have watched it, probably 5 a year for the last 10.
When I was a teenager I tried to give an old school western a try and couldnt get into never gave a chance again, Im now 34 and watched this movie for the first time and realized how incredible it is. might have become my fav movie of all time. so give it time
@@oley49 Try the classic, Once Upon A Time In The West if you like this. Or the Wild Bunch. Both very similar themes. Another one that hits really close is the original Magnificent 7 and any Clint Eastwood Western you might come across. Very stark and real portrayals like the Good, the Bad & the Ugly is. Great acting as well. A lot of tension.
@@maskandvaccinefreeandproud2110 watched once upon a time in the west. was great I still gotta check out the others listed. I think next on my list is High Plains Drifter
My father was a great fan of Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef. My earliest memory of watching this movie was with my father when I was probably 10. I enjoyed it then, I enjoyed it now. Timeless. RIP Father, Eli & Lee. Hope you have a badass time up there!
For me a friend first introduced this to me and I was skeptical and I took the mick out of the voice acting and the lack of in the fist 10 minutes of the film. but when it got going I was locked in and I was blown away by the plot, the music and acting. I think this is one of the essential films to see before you die. Brilliant film.
They don't make films like this anymore. What a fine cast and what wonderful music. Sadly Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach are no longer with us. This great film lives with us forever and so do all the cast.
What a beautifully crafted film. I lost count at how many times I rewatched it over the years. It's escapism and always lifts my spirit. RIP Angel eyes, Tuco and Sergio ❤️
Oh get in!!! Used to watch this one with me Da, from when I was a nipper. They didn't do much PC back in the 70's. That's one thing he gave me, his time and cracking good cinema. Miss you Da x
ELI WALLICH should have received an Oscar. He played a larger role than Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef but the 3 of them together were superb. RIP ALL.
Who are watching on 2024 Assemble here 🎉😮??
It's a classic movie this one 👌... 2024, it still hits hard .
Yup
Me
Yup
Me watching the movie for the 4th time. I also watched a fistful of dollars, and a few dollars more. Three of them are classic and all time favorites. ❤❤❤❤❤
RIP Ennio Morricone
RIP Lee Van Cleef
RIP Eli Wallach
Long live Legend Clint Eastwood.
You forgot Sergio leone
Clint will never Die, just Saying
The Legend🌟
he will never stop
Clint Eastwood, the hottest cowboy in the wild west.
Since it's release in 1966, 57 yrs later and still remains the most iconic Western film ever created!
Blue film
Nonce
Best Italian movie ever 👍
I first watched this movie as a kid in the seventies, and I'm still convinced it's the greatest western of all time! Rest in legend Eli!
@PaulMarkX The film was released in 1966! So yeah, I'm pretty sure I was watching it in the seventies!
how old are you now @@random1970?
For sure twas the best ever
It is tbh !
Clint is simply a Legend. To me he embodie Hollywood. He's the face of it.
"If you work for a living , why do you kill yourself working" most underrated dialogue in cinema history
Ha ha ha ! You noticed this. i agree with you...
@@tomtimor9789 yep even I wasn't going to notice if it weren't for Sergio Leone making Eli speak it twice 😂😂
Lovely dialogue
That whole scene was banned from the original lol.
@@ericsmith6315 why
The Good The Bad The Ugly
0% Sex
0% Drugs
5% Smoking a Pipe
10% Most Iconic Dialogues
85% Best Background Music ever and world class acting
Yes no simpy romances.
Only smook
15% smoking a cigar
"+& the thrilling silence too"
Yep
Not alone is this one of the greatest westerns ever made,it is one of the greatest movies ever made.
SI.ESSE ONCE UPON time in AMERICA.Amigo.Monsters ball.were on other nite..These R bad times in Old N.Zee.😢
Yesssss. It is pure cinema .
I was 13 in 1971 when I saw this in our small town theater. Was hooked. Could not count how many times I've seen it. Best western ever made, imo.
This movie is today as good as it ever was. It does not age!
The best part about finding The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on CZcams is that it is still in the original language and has more than 10 subtitles.
I literally have a box just right of the video(above the other videos list) with the option to buy or rent the movie. How? And what? They don't just take the movie down? Why?
Even this video is marked with "Movie The Good, The Bad and The Ugly". Just confused, honestly.
@@boggybolt6782 Free movies on CZcams are the devil, and i guess the devil win sometimes.
@IPA SOLÉ In fact, I am, mate. And be aware that this is just the beginning.
@@LucasAlves-gw3ic get a life mate
@@chair4538 YOU.
"When you have to shoot, shoot. Dont talk"
Best quote ever.
"if you have to"*
@@wardak9554 when you have to”. It’s in the subtitles
Best quote ever I use it everywhere🤣🤣
they used it in Die Hard different dialgoue but similiar line
2:02:14
This Movie Deserved the Academy Award for the Best Movie, Best Direction, Best Sound Track, Best Actor, Best supporting Actors, Best cinematography & the Best Screen play. No doubt. Even Today.
Not to miss the superb battle FXs with probably the biggest badass explosion (one of the actors was almost hit by a rock just there in the scene) - no stupid Hollywood style lame fuel-firepuffs, but hard brutal TNT which sends the bridge sky high...., also caught how the actors are hit by the shockwave some 200 yards away...
I am 65 years old. I watched this movie when I am 15 years old. From then onwards I have seen this movie for so many times I don't remember!
Sai Kumar Vasireddy wow
Sai Kumar Vasireddy jjuiju
Sai Kumar Vasireddy This film was produced in 1967, is not it?
Every green always
In those days, the Spaghetti was considered as B class movies
,and Eastwood was just a cool kid.
Now he is the superb celebrity in Hollywood.
I didn't even imagine it. Goood old days!
The best music.
The best acting.
The best ending.
That's it.
terrible lip syncing tho
Bullshit
@@drheinzdoofenshmirtz5192 don't fuck
@@drheinzdoofenshmirtz5192no
@@drheinzdoofenshmirtz5192 i prefer the terrible lip syncing compared to the terrible dialogue of today's movies haha
This is the best western ever made and quite possibly one of the finest movies in any genre.
Eli Wallach's role made this movie, outstanding acting! This could be the best movie ever made! Having watched this again,my opinion hasn't changed.The three main characters are exceptional!
The Sad Hill sequence and music is one of the best scenes in movie history. The greed to find the grave, the confusion and craziness are all on show. I love this film and would watch every Xmas with my Dad from when I was 14 onwards. It became a bit of tradition. He passed away in 2020 but I am keeping the tradition alive, Dad.
I miss my Dad too
Yeah and that scene is done in my town in Burgos Spain, they yet have the graves there, is beautiful to see
Rip to your dad❤
@@menda3682 That place was forgotten right? Movie fans restored that location.
@@unclebill977 yeah that is rectored now many people coming to see
For 55 years now, I have watched this classic masterpiece for so many times but never tired of its magnetic fascination. 👌👌👍👍
Same here! A phenomenal film. The greatest
@@linsayspence7070 Thanks for your liking. 🙏🙏
@@linsayspence7070hi
Good. western movies cowboy
@@dindimatam2408 Thanks for your liking. 😊😊🙏🙏
A timeless classic, One of the Greatest, and most legendary films ever made, A film that was ahead of its time, and to add the best Western of all time, a true masterpiece. The Good, The Bad And The Ugly is, is flawless. Directed by the legendary, Sergio Leone, with such an iconic soundtrack by Ennio Morricone, and a duo of Clint Eastwood (Blondie), and Eli Wallach as Tuco, this duo sealed the film, and were perfection. A Brutal and brilliant storyline, soundtrack, quotes, cast and characters, a true-one-of-akind.
What an ending...absolutely riveting...and the music score...just choked me up with emotions...Sergio Leone is a genius.
Don’t forget Enrico Morricone he is the man behind the amazing soundtracks!
I can't believe that they let this on here but I ain't complaining
I was gonna look for a trailer or something and check why the fuck this movie is NOT on Netflix. well I guess ill just watch it here lol
@@Magerquark it was on Netflix, I don't know why they removed it, it's legendary
@@African.empress ikr
@@African.empress whaaat I just got Netflix a few months ago.. well I guess they have to pay for the rights for how long they want it. It's one of the best movies out there not sure why they wouldnt keep it
Good
I’m just gonna say it already: this is the greatest movie ever made.
Definitely in top ten 👌
So does the rest of the trilogy, A Fistful Of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More
it is the best in its genre..no doubt.
After onnce upon in American👍
2001 better
A classic...no matter how many times you watch it, you will never get bored.
A masterpiece of cinematography. The three character are so well designed and acted - Van Cleef is one of the worst villain ever depicted and Tuco is astonishing in his complexity - the score of Morricone is revolutionary and the directing is innovative in the same way of Eisenstein, Kurosawa, Fellini... There are so many iconic scenes. A movie that is a cornerstone and that hse shaped the way cinema is still done today. Many people focus on the final duel scene, surely a great shooting (my favourite duel scene is in "Once upon a time in the wests" with Fonda and Bronson) but to me the real peak is the Sand Hill scene, so powerful and full of meanings. And the scenes at the bridge or at the Mission are so dramatic but still so poetic.... What a movie!
This movie is as old as me. I watch it over and over and over and never tire of it. This is a MASTERPIECE. What makes this movie better than any other is its tempo. Timing is everything. Cool, calm, and collected. It is very difficult to keep a pundit captivated for hours but the genius of this movie keeps the viewer enthralled. Clint Eastwood is a Legend. Having said that, and with no disrespect to him, I think 'TUCO' takes the cake as being "Best Man on Set". The SCORE to this film is also masterfully interwoven in that it is provided at the appropriate moment, resonates beautifully and with a high degree of suspense attached.
"I'm looking for the owner of that horse. He is tall, blonde, he smokes a cigar and he is a pig". Mostly every line in this movie is a badass quote.
Yeah it sure is. Realy great lines. Known as the rat, whehe lol. Esp THE SCENE on cemetery with tuco digging whaha.
Yeah it is indeed the best movie ever. I think i saw it more than 70 times. I first saw the movie somewhere begin the 80,s when i was just a kid, my father always want to watch it.
"Why, you rotten criminal"
@@yozza4978 they all 3 played very well. Blondie tuco angel eye. Ohh boy so much fun watching it. Also the scene when the HALF SOLDIER gives info, uhhhhh what was the name of the town,let me think, then angel eye flip a dollar, ohh yeah santa anna lol.
I m watching it now, lol.
I’m not ashamed to say that Tuco is my favorite character in the movie. Such a funny and compelling character, despite being an utterly horrible person.
I agree with that
@TheLee Wallace and Angel Eyes seem like pretty bad guys.
He is a horrible person but the scene with his brother was very telling because it was revealed why Tuco ended up the way he did. “From where we came from If one did not want to die of poverty one became a priest or a bandit. You chose your way I chose mine.”
@@whoareyoutoaccuseme6588 Yes, Angel Eyes is clearly THE BAD guy in the movie. Blondie and Tuco have their tender, vulnerable moments and above all they are quite morally upright in some crucial ways as we can see but can't trace anything like that in Angel Eyes.
Thats funny rewatched this after years and loved Tuco ,he is your bad brother.Tuco has lost his way
I could never get tired of seeing this masterpiece again and again.
One of the greatest films of all-time. I've watched this a hundred times and i still can't get enough. Much love from Mzansi.🇿🇦
The greatest Western movie ever made. The actors in this movie are legends, and their characters immortalised by the film. All others associated with this film are additionally immortalised. This is the pinnacle of what a Western movie should be. It has everything perfect. It never grows old and is timeless. As Clint Eastwood noted, 'The wild west was called the wild west for a reason.' I agree.
This IS the true Wild West rather than John Wayne's disney fantasy westerns like an G.I JOE PSA or something.
I agree to all of the above except that it's not just the greatest western ever made, but the greatest film ever made. And there won't be one better.
@@linsayspence7070 Greatest Western ever made, yes. Greatest film ever made.....you need to watch Citizen Kane.
@@MrMoggyman this is greater than Citizen Kane. Tarantino himself said The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is the greatest movie ever made.
@@user-vt4hd8hb4v BUT what you have to understand is that Tarantino is a disciple of Sergio Leone. That means that his view point is always prophetic towards that director. You have to take the blinkers off and look at the wider picture.
The film quality looks like it was recorded in 2020. Really beautiful.
Well not really tbh. Picture isn't that perfect either upload or original movie. But it's pretty good
Some smartphones in 2020 don't have so big picture quality as this movie
@Jeremias I agree this doesn't look like a 2020 production, but it's still better than a lot of movies from the last few years like avengers endgame, and The witches.
Looks like pre 2000
true
I ist saw this with my dad,I was about 13,everything else is history, I'm 61 now,daddy passed away 5yrs ago. Every time I look at this it's like seeing it for the first time, love everything about it .
Happy new year sweetheart ❤🎉
Right back at u❤
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The actors gave justice to the plot's twists & turns, screenplay & directing - a superb movie -. Lee Van Cleef, Eli Walach & Clint Eastwood after the making of this movie became sought after actors in Holywood & eventually became icons.
"When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't Talk..!"
Some epic and serious advice to all the villains who wasting time..!
Iqbal Hassan 2:02:45 who needs..
Love it! I remember that scene in the movie. What a GREAT film!
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Iqbal Hassan Ive just seen that part
Message to every villain who try's to explain his genius plan to the hero before kill him Without any specific reason
As iconic as the Man with No Name is, Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez (known as The Rat) is one of the greatest characters to grace the silver screen.
He is a hilarious comic relief, a sympathetic underdog, a greedy opportunist and a resilient badass all rolled into one. You love him, hate him, root for him, laugh at him, learn from him and connect with him. He is extremely well-written, full of personality and depth and was brought to life to maximum perfection by the Oscar-worthy Eli Wallach.
He is the reason The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is the cinematic masterpiece it is, other than Sergio Leone's direction and Ennio Morricone's music.
Very true
"(known as The Rat)" "Detto il porco" (called the pig) in the italian version
Perfect descript.
Tuco Carrie's this film from beginning to end.
Clint compliments it and Llee Van Cleff provides the sinister devilish flavour.
"If you have to shoot shoot don't talk" tuco
Sure indeed! Eli Wallach was from Polish origin but portrayed perfect bandidos in The Magnificent 7, How The West Was Won and The Good The Bad and the Ugly. He always stoled the scenes. Here, as Tuco, is a delight when he stomps into the gun shop and chooses one carefully. All was ad-lib.
Classics that never grow old.❤❤❤🙏🙏💯💯
Not only the best Western movie ever made but perhaps the best movie of all time in general. 10/10 I have watched it at least 50 times
The 57-year-old film has never seen such a work in world cinema again.
Three legendary actors in a movie with a great composer and a great director! What more could we ask for?!
Exactly. That's why there will be no movie like The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.
@@sandeepsreehari9188 fistful of dollars and a few dollars more: are we a joke to you?
@@SexLuthor but the good, the bad and the ugly was the finest one
REST IN PEACE TO ALL PEOPLE WHO HAVE PLAYED THE ROLE IN EPIC MOVIE THAT UNTIL NOW I'M STILL SEEING THIS FILM......
I loved the scene where they walk into a bar and the bartender says:
"who are you?"
And they say
"We are the good, the bad and the ugly"
This movie was WAY ahead of its time. A big problem I have with pre-70s movies is that their style has aged and worn off in a way that modern audiences will find boring. This movie by contrast feels perfect in almost every way. It's dramatic, it has characters you both hate but also cheer for, it has great comedy, and the action and cinematography is stunning. Even the dubbing is great!
Modern audiences just have a low attention span
@@Blitz-dm3kv bruh, you really think it's a lack of action? I love slow movies when done right, that's really not the issue.
@@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421He said low "attention" not action bud.
The best way (in fact the only way, for me) to appreciate a movie is to let IT dictate its own terms, its own time and its own style to me. In other words, allow it to return me back to the time it was made....or, in the case of films made before I was born, to what I THINK is how things were.That way you inhabit ITS world rather than shoehorn it into the present.
This means I can see the true worth of a brilliant movie whether it's Seven Samurai or Kes or Blade Runner rather than, like soooo many people, being hung up on the fact whether or not it would be made today with today's 'style' of moviemaking, let alone today's society, today's politics, today's morality.
Otherwise I would just end up with a narrow view of what a great movie is ie. today's style of acting, editing, CGI, etc.etc, which itself will eventually go out of date as new styles evolve.
I appreciate I might be in a minority here. But I think I'm having a more interesting time, watching and indulging in movies from all eras, all nationalities, all styles, silent or sound, b&w or colour....
The secret? Let the movie transport you to its own time. A good movie isn't good simply because it's modern.
The characters are dressed like tramps whereas in the 50s and 60s westerns the actors wore pristine costumes which was totally unrealistic for the setting.
That sinister laugh at 17:25 is the primary reason I love this movie. Lee Van Cleef was born to play this role of evil personified. Angel Eyes may have fewer kills compared to Blondie or Tuco but the fact that he sadistically kills his own employer and is audacious enough to give out a sinister laugh once he kills him sends shivers down the spine. Angel Eyes is an excellent character portrayed by Van Cleef.
nicely evil
I watched the 3 movies back to back thinking they were connected. Because Angel eyes gave Blondie respect and acted like they'd met before when introduced. up until the torture scene it hit me that Douglas Mortimer and Angel eyes are separate people as it would be very out of character for Mortimer to do that
Lee van Cleef is a legendary actor
Yes, I find Eastwood to be a decent enough actor, but Van Cleef as Angel Eyes (my daughter’s favourite character in the film) is better, & far more charismatic as the villain of the piece. However, both are eclipsed by Eli Wallach as Tuco! Tuco is, by far, the most memorable character in the film & the reason for this is primarily due to Wallach’s acting.
To think that Angel Eyes and Palpatine shared the same voice actor in the hungarian version of Star Wars and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly...
This is cinema. They need to make movies like these again.
damn, i watched this probably 10 times. still never gets old.
tuco carries this movie. i love his character and the actor.
this movie filled with everything. great story, great characters, great actors, great direction and the music...
this is art.
easily the greatest achievement in film industry of all time... of course Tuco deserves at least 3 oscars for this one
Es cine version gringo
No, it never gets old. I've watched it at least 100 times so far. And counting.
I have this movie at least 50times , can't get enough of it. I watched it for the first time with my dad!
The Greatest movie of all time:
Amazing cast,exceptional director and composer,amazing soundtrack,memorable lines,interesting plot,brilliant cinematography,tense scenes and a great final scene
Yeah man totally agree well said period 👍
There are two types of people in this world.
Those who have already experienced and loved this movie
And those who are yet to discover their love for it.
There are only three kinds of people in the world. those who are good at math(s) and those who are not.
@@rogerjenkinson7979 🤔
There are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
Dude. M here to watch it for the first time. Is it all good and full without any interruptions?
There are six kinds of people in this world:
1) Those who have already experienced and loved this movie
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2) Those who are yet to discover their love for it.
3) Those who have already experienced and hated this movie.
4) Those who are yet to discover their hate for it.
5) Those who have already experienced and are neutral to the movie.
6) Those who will never watch it.
I watched this movie many times never get bored of it, all time classic. The music will be remembered throughout the generations.
This movie loved all over the world 🌍 regardless which country you are from no doubt. Very best from Sergio Leone. No American made western including "Unforgiven" come close to this one. Lee van Cleef along Eli was best with good performance from Eastwood.
Lee van Cleef started his own career after this but didn't got much attention as Clint
" The Big Gundown"
" Day of Anger"
" Death Rides a horse"
" Beyond the Law"
" Sabata"
" Barquero"
All are highly underated but very good👍.
Greatest western and one of the best films of all time.
TOTALLY TOTALLY AGREE BEST WESTERN EVER so good to see so many people think so :)
Yup
I feel so sorry that people who died before 1966 they couldnt have seen a masterpiece like this
I'm 64 how can you not but love Clint Eastwood, I've seen every movie with the man has made and stared in. Awesome!
Classic, best Western ever made, and the Best of Clint's awesome legacy! ❤🎉🐴
Lost count of how many times I've seen it and I always get amazed in how good is the makeup, how real the whole movie feels - you can almost feel the heat and dryness of the desert.
A true masterpiece!
And the director did not speak English, nether did the other understand Italian...
@@berits.2346
Leone did communicate with Eli Wallach in French.
Because he waa capable of speaking French Eli also served as a sort of translator for Eastwood and Van Cleef at the set of the movie.
@@berits.2346
Leone did communicate with Eli Wallach in French.
Because Eli waa capable of speaking French he also served as a sort of translator between Leone and Eastwood and Van Cleef at the set.
@@berits.2346
Leone did communicate with Eli Wallach in French.
Because Eli waa capable of speaking French he also served as a sort of translator between Leone and Eastwood and Van Cleef at the set.
Watched this so many times, it's still enjoyable. There's a lot of wry humour in it, and surprisingly a few moments of real compassion - Blondie's reaction to the carnage of the Civil War, even Angel Eye's reaction to it. Or Blondie not calling bullshit on Tuco's joyous reunion with his brother. I don't think the film's star was Eastwood - It was Eli Wallach as Tuco, one of the best characters ever put to the screen.
tuco is the main character. hes inbetween being good and bad, he gets the most screen time, the most character development. he is the real protagonist, which is another reason sergio leone was such an incredible director.
Yes
the reaction of the captain when the bridge was blown up was really emotional for some reason for me
Totally agreed. Eli Wallach made this film
Agree 100percent the best!
Since am now 38 but when I was 8 years old I started watching it with my parents it still remains fresh in my memory
how did this movie not win at least five acadamy awards?
best original screenplay, best cinematography, best original musical score, best supporting actor Eli Wallach, best director, Sergio Leone
People's are the greatest academy
Hollywood bias, Italians doing American westerns better then the Americans. A bit like the Judgement in Paris in 1976 when it was found out the America makes better Wine then the French!.
The likes of John Wayne hated the spaghetti western for its violence but which East wood responded " the wild west was called the wild west for a reason".
Best picture
Wasnt even nominated for an Oscar.
@@abhishekrao1710 That's why Oscars are irrelevant.
Things to love about this amazing classic: Perfect use of humor,perfect use of score and soundtrack, perfect casting ,perfect editing and a great blend of suspense to make it an awesome,timeless experience,l hadn't watched it in a long time, just watched it again and fell in love all over again, kudos to the actors,the director,the set creators,the costumers and everyone that created this movie,they made it very easy to forget that it wasn't real life.
Absolutely 🙂👍 let's not forget the action and gun fights too!
@@Jo65747 You're so cute...
@@andronikusable Why lol
The best movie that'll be never forgotten!
Watching for the first time. Only western I've seen was dances with wolves in highschool
25 now and I'm glad to say it's never too late to see something this amazing. With a great friend a roof over my head and lots to be grateful for. Glad I could see this on CZcams.
not just the greatest Western ever made but in cinema history it deserves at least top 10
It is impossible to go through all these comments, but I noticed something not many have commented about. The character of Tuco has a raw hell-for-leather courage. When he walks the street to face Angel Eyes, knowing that Lee Van Cleef has five people with him, Tuco does not wait to see if Blondie is with him or not. That took some absolutely brass-balls gumption. When Blondie catches his attention and indicates they will face-down Angel Eyes and his sidekicks together, there is a bond that forms from Tuco's side. The subtle emotions are perfectly expressed by Eli Wallach. Facing battle/war together seems to create the bond that is expressed in - "You did not desert me, my Brothers in Arms" - another incomparable master-piece in another domain - music. (Brothers in Arms - Mark Knopfler - Dire Straits). My thirst for watching westerns actually got addressed only after the internet made "infinite media volume" possible.
I have seen this movies more than 15 times since 1975 to till 2024....what a mind blowing movie is ????
Born in 2000 and this has been my favorite movie since I watched it for the first time in 2016. 50 years after it was released
Who here consider this movie as their favourite
Me!
Always
Me
Guess what.
All those who watched it
The best unforgettable movie experience.. First watched it 50 years ago.. and number of times afterwards.. still stays in mind...
I watched this movie for the first time when I was 4 years old in 1966 with my dad. Altough I couldn't make much out of it at that age but I was remembering all the details of it to the point that everyone in the family was asking me to retrace it cause they couldn't see the film yet!! Yea, it's a great movie for sure!!...never tired to see it over&over!! Thanks for the upload!.....
The main theme music I heard on Instagram. Then I discovered the movie. I've always been an addict of western movies when I first watched the quick and the dead starring Young Leo DiCaprio. Adding this term I have been watching this movie over 10 times. I swear I shall show this to my kids also❤
This (and the rest of the dollars trilogy) are films I will never get bored of, I love Clint Eastwood. I love the directing of Sergio Leone and the music of Ennio Morricone. Spaghetti westerns are the best
spend time with me you will also not forget me...
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I feel you Madam, wish I knew this guys movies before.
Unarguably the ultimate movie of all time, nowadays movies has absolutely no purpose except for A few good ones of course but no one in history will ever make a greater film than this.
And the movie being free is a huge blessing.
I can think of a handfull of better movies out there. Some even from this century. One even from the 2010s
Clint Eastwood is his best work but what about his other bests works?
The whistle sound is just amazing.... I loved it, still listening n watching in 2024
Eli Wallach is the real star of the film. He should have gotten an Oscar for his amazing performance!
The Best Spaghetti Western and one of the greatest film of all time. Period.
nobody is arguing
@Fatih Çifci I agree, that scene is really touching.
Really true dude!
@Fatih Çifci best scene is in the cemetery by far with ecstasy of gold, what a masterpiece and one of the greatest scenes ever !
@@t__a246 peak of the type of scene where cowboys stare at each other waiting to shoot
Greatness of a movie is when you can watch it 20 times and still enjoy it as much as the first time.
Once in a lifetime some things are original , never too be repeated or compared. Thank goodness we lived amongst the Greatest .Rest in power dearly departed. Long live Clint Eastwood 🎬 2024
Eli Wallach is such a fantastic actor, I love his performance in the scene with his brother so much. A true legend.
There s nothing to say more... Thank you Sergio, Ennio, Clint, Eli, Lee...
He wasn't in the third but Volonte was a major part of the trilogy
AMEN to that right there!
AND the uploader of this movie !
Movie that never grow old
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I first saw this movie in 2016 when I was 22 years old. Now it is 2022, December. Since then I have seen this movie so many times. The greatest western movie ever. Real masterpiece. Love this movie ❤️
I first saw it 54 years ago and I still watch it a few times a year. Yes, it's certainly an addictive film , it illustrates so much about human nature.
Classic such a damn good classic it will never get old just timeless
Greatest cowboy movie in the history of the world. Since then, no cowboy movie comes even close. The story, setting, the legendary iconic actors, especially CLINT EASTWOOD, and the music evoke and exudes the feeling bringing you into their realm unimaginable even by today's standards. The beautiful part here is that that there is an important morale and point that truth and honesty prevail right to the end when Clint Eastwood freed his arch enemy by shooting the noose to free him for otherwise he would be hung.
Watch once upon a time in the west. Classic western. Made after tgtbtu.
@@abrarM1x Once Upon A Time In The West is a 5 Star movie but it is still inferior to The Good, The Bad & The Ugly in my opinion.
@@arjunakorale6166 once upon a time in the west has a better backstory and dialogue. This western has more action and better duels. Both class pictures.
@@abrarM1x I like your short, simple yet accurate analysis, and, yes, thinking more deeply on it, I think that you are 100% correct.
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Used to watch this with my Grandad when i was a kid. Such happy warm memories. God I miss him. Great film
U just like me .boyhood days. Now I am 18 years. Three yrs since he passed away. His glory days film
Bro same story as me too . My grandad is obsessed with this movie
Nobody showed me this one, but a masterpiece I recognice!
Simply the greatest film ever released.
Outstanding acting performances, mesmerising musical score , and the sublime direction of Sergio.
R.I.P
Ennio,
Eli,
Lee.
❤
This movie is a legend that Sergio Leone and Ennio Moricone presented to the world. I have never seen the unique harmony of the film's plot, scenes and music in any other film.
2019... Greatest western of all times ! And one of the greatest movies ever...!
Hell yeah. Greetings from Namibia.
Is to think that this film was made over 50 years ago is crazy.
I remember my father sending me to bed, when I was kid, once this masterpiece was about to begin on TV, then I just forgot how many times I rented it during the 80´s. Now I try for my son to watch it but no, he is into some other movies. Well I think I´ll watch it, I do not know how many times I have watched it, probably 5 a year for the last 10.
Tell him this story. What age is he. If he is very young he might not get it. But when he is older he would love to watch it would you.
When I was a teenager I tried to give an old school western a try and couldnt get into never gave a chance again, Im now 34 and watched this movie for the first time and realized how incredible it is. might have become my fav movie of all time. so give it time
@@oley49 Try the classic, Once Upon A Time In The West if you like this. Or the Wild Bunch. Both very similar themes. Another one that hits really close is the original Magnificent 7 and any Clint Eastwood Western you might come across. Very stark and real portrayals like the Good, the Bad & the Ugly is. Great acting as well. A lot of tension.
@@maskandvaccinefreeandproud2110 watched once upon a time in the west. was great I still gotta check out the others listed. I think next on my list is High Plains Drifter
@@oley49 You’d like Outlaw Josey Wales. czcams.com/video/dCPcoNo_OkM/video.html
2024 still Gold🎉
One of the best, if not the best movie in this genre, together with once upon a time in the West. This is top class entertainment.
who could dislike this movie? its a master piece. the scenery, the setting, the plot, clint F'N EASTWOOD
My father was a great fan of Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef. My earliest memory of watching this movie was with my father when I was probably 10. I enjoyed it then, I enjoyed it now. Timeless. RIP Father, Eli & Lee. Hope you have a badass time up there!
Same memory in every place of the world.
Italy here 🇮🇹👍👋
Yes rip to your father
For me a friend first introduced this to me and I was skeptical and I took the mick out of the voice acting and the lack of in the fist 10 minutes of the film. but when it got going I was locked in and I was blown away by the plot, the music and acting. I think this is one of the essential films to see before you die. Brilliant film.
Here again in 2023 and watched it for more than 50 times and 4th times this week, I will never get tired of this movie
I watched it first when I was nine. I’m now 18 and I finally convinced my family to watch this movie. I swear lockdown is making miracles
i am 68 years old i watched this movie when i was 18 and still watching.
I'm 32. Watching since I was 6 and will still be watching when I'm 68!!
Now your 69 stay safe
Now he's 70 and still watching..haha.. hope he's still alive..lol job well done if you are😁😁😁
The best western ever!!
Watched it again now and enjoyed as it was 45 years ago when I saw it for the first time. An amazing piece of art.💌❤🧡💛
THIS IS WHAT I CALL, AN ALL TIME MOVIE. IM SURE EVEN MY GREAT GRAND CHILDREN WILL ENJOY IT
do you have any social media
The legend
Enjoy it now great grandpha
I'm 13 and this started my love for spaghetti westerns
They don't make films like this anymore.
What a fine cast and what wonderful music.
Sadly Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach are no longer with us.
This great film lives with us forever and so do all the cast.
Also Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone, Mad Respect to them and may they rest in power🪦🪦💐💐🕊️🕊️
What a beautifully crafted film. I lost count at how many times I rewatched it over the years. It's escapism and always lifts my spirit. RIP Angel eyes, Tuco and Sergio ❤️
Oh get in!!! Used to watch this one with me Da, from when I was a nipper. They didn't do much PC back in the 70's. That's one thing he gave me, his time and cracking good cinema. Miss you Da x
ELI WALLICH should have received an Oscar. He played a larger role than Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef but the 3 of them together were superb. RIP ALL.
Not Clint Eastwood yet but he is possible 100yrs old in 2024
I had watched this Movie in one of the Mogadishu film theaters in 1977. Still One of my favorites.
barigee ay somaalaia ahayd wadan awood leh
I hope you are now watching it in a beautiful home!!!
@josef raphael hmmm not all of them, if you haven't watched "The Wild Bunch" you are in for a treat...enjoy!
how old r u now
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