The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly: 50 Years Later
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- čas přidán 23. 02. 2016
- Fifty years later, three friends recreate the shootout in Sad Hill Cemetery at the end of The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.
SEE THE BEHIND-THE-SCENES DOCUMENTARY HERE: • Sad Hill With Sad Hill
By Devan Scott, Will Ross, & Daniel Jeffery - Krátké a kreslené filmy
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I'm 45 years old and I still can't stop watching this movie
So many unnesasarry negative childish comments ! Immature people always focusing on the negative! Look at what they did ? they took us back to the place to where one of the greatest scenes was filmed ~ i give these guys high prompts ! Awesome work . .
One of the best films, and arguably the best western ever made.
you talking about 50 years ago movie?
It’s the best western
Many thanks for recreating one of the most memorable scenes in movie history!
That was pretty damned cool!
Wow, the production quality and matching of angles and timing was excellent.
I love how he hid his finger to match Van Cleef's missing digit.
gheraioznvvv123456 I never noticed that. Wow.
I believe he cut the end of that finger off, building a tree house for his daughter.
PERFECT, right?!?!?!
I heard the same. Back then there was little regard for personal safety. My father's table saw would agree. Scary. @@timvandenbrink4461
I was just there yesterday. Looks more like the movie now, but there'd be no chance of you having the time to pull off this absolutely stellar recreation. Nice job. Forgot to mention: recreating Van Cleef's cut off finger tip was a great touch
Yeah, there was a major fan-led restoration movement. Is it fairly busy?
@@DevanAGScott Not busy, no. But consistent. When I got there a German tv station was trying to stiff a local guide up in a park g area. There were two guys down in the circle. I went off to the higher part of the ring and they were gone in fifteen. I had about 45 minutes to myself in the center. But there was a steady trickle of folks. Nobody asking for money. No one renting out serapes
I need to go..love it
Actually it was a double in the movie with the cut finger, not Lee Van Cleef. It was Sergio Leone's idea.
@@circuito77 I think you should look into that a little more closely.
Amazing. Incredible work. A real tribute to a classic movie.
Well done guyz..... bringing all that memory after 50 years
VERY nicely done. It is interesting to see what the difference between the really wide lens used to shoot the film and your not-as-wide lens does for the feel of the movie. I know a lot of work went into this, and now it is because of your video that I know Lee Van Cleef was missing the tip of his middle finger on his right hand. I never noticed that before. Very well done guys.
This is totally worth watching because of the background matching,then and now. I applaud the effort that went into this ,uh,masterpiece! A big thank you! I do wonder what it must have cost to build this huge cemetery?.
I think it came out cheap, it was the Spanish Army that built it for Leone.
its crazy how hills and the land dont change in 50 years. (No, that's actually pretty normal, of course the backgrounds would match, what's wrong with you Samantha?)
Amazing. Thanks for the effort that went into making it, well done.
I MISS MY DAD WITH MY BROTHERS WE USED TO WATCH THIS MAGNIFICENT MOVIE.
CLINT EASTWOOD WAS THE GREATEST AT THE TIME.
Is not was. He is still alive! A living legend!
Will ALWAYS be the greatest actor,dead or alive.
1:53 Nice video, but that's a huge mistake Angel Eyes would never make: turn his back to Tuco. In the original movie he turns his back to Blonde, he knew Blonde would never shoot a man on his back. As for Tuco, also known as The Rat...
MrGilRoland you're absolutely right
Blonde had the ace card up his sleeve. Classic! Lol!
What an observation!! Yess! Blondie would never do that and people would know it too ! One of the many things to love blondie and by the extension Clint 😀😀👍🏼👍🏼
VERY good point
Must have been great to visit a place where a masterpiece of filmography was put together, one of my all time favorite films, well done guys!!
Sergio Leone really hit a homerun with Clint, Eli and Lee and then the timeless, amazing music of Ennio Morricone.
Sergio and Ennio went to school together.
The bent finger on "Angel Eyes" at 4:41 LOL Good work
dat video quality of the 60s. still great even by today's standards
ed tyler They were using the remastered Blu Ray version of the film
Sean P I know but you cannot remaster a very low-res vid to this extent. it must have been pretty good quality in the first place
ed tyler it was good quality in the first place. It was film! Which still beats digital even HD. The problem is it's about £120 a minute to shoot it, you cant see the results until you process it and you don't get second chances. Unlike digital, which is free to shoot and unlimited in attempts. The original is better because craftsmen used film, as opposed to today any prat can use digital and rescue it later. Proof of the pudding is in eating as they say, look at the comparison.
You're right. Film beats digital and HD. I can't watch modern movies.
I am jealous that you got there before it was touristified. Sadly I can't do that now. Kudos guys.
..deeply moving.. love it..takes everyone to the golden days of westerns of the 70s when we were too young going to the cinema with our older brothers to see these fantastic motion pictures
Incredible classic fantastic movie. Seen it a hundred times.
1966: It's like the graves are a crowd of spectators
2016: It's like the bushes are a crowd of spectators
Bravo! Well done gentlemen. When I was a kid back in the 70's, my best friend and I also talked about heading to Sad Hill to recreate the last scene. We talked about it from time to time until his passing 10 years ago. It was our favorite movie. And we never made it. I'm heading there in a few weeks with my family and nephews. The number one thing on our trip is recreating the final scene. I have something to shoot for now! Touche!
Did you got to recreate the scene at the end?
Im still waiting Joe
@@mariogomezc32 No. It didn't work out. WE visited a bunch of the sites in Southern Spain. But, Sad Hill was over 12 hours a way.
@@bigdogpr well, maybe on another occasion! I dont know if you are aware but since the shooting of this video an association of locals has worked on the cemetery and they've completely brought it back to how it looked in the movie. If you are interested maybe you can look up the documentary they made about the reconstruction, its called "Unearthing Sad Hill"
Very creative and nicely done guys. My hats off to you guys
I'm sure Sergio, Ennio, Lee, Eli and Clint appreciate and are proud of you three boys. Good job
Good to see the same location after 50 years. Spain am coming soon to see you.....Luv u from Incredible India.
Fantastic work guys! I was there last week, you have to go back! The magic there is even better and its still a quiet place. I was on my own at 10AM.
Well done!
I'll bet that was fun to do... lotta work, too.
I enjoyed the van Cleef "chopped" finger, too. Nice touch.
One thing that's harder to recreate is the faces and expressions of the original fine actors.
RIP Eli and Lee.
Excellent work, really enjoyed this and appreciate all the time, effort, research and expertise you put into it. Great to see a few young guys getting out there and just doing something interesting and unusual rather than just wasting time messing about on one social media platform or another. Chapeau!
Excellent and impressive job guys, kudos. Also shows why those actors are worth the big bucks, their ability to make us believe is awesome.
I love the detail that went into it, like the finger from Angel Eyes. Everything looked almost perfect, except the faces. You cant imitate Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach and Lee van Cleef. Good try tho and the rest was magnificent
You definitely got it. Brilliantly done. I've always wanted to visit the site myself. I've heard that it has been now been restored by a group of fans.
Visiting on my 40th bday aug 24th 2016! Can't wait!
Good work boys. As a 60 year old fan its wonderful to see youngsters appreciating Leone's work. Bravo!
My favourite film of all time. The music, the story, the characters, just perfect! It was cool to see all the scenery still match up.
The mountains and hills as well as Sad Hill will never change. They will be a part of movie history for eternity and for many future generations.
Love it!!!! What an honour to one of the greatest films ever made.
Absolutely amazing, boys! Why didn't i see this amazing work before? Netflix brought you to my attention. Really cool what you did there!
Very good job! I'm a big fan of this movie and it was neat to see the filming locations after 50+ years! Excellent job!!
.my favorite movie. I don't know how many times I watch this movie. Love you
So F good! Amazing work, I had a big smile on my face for 5:37 minutes... thanks so much!
AWESOME! Thanks for putting this together. Best western ever.
A great interpretation!
Just realized, i drove past the location with my family in the 70's as a kid.
Santander, Burgos to Tarragona. The scenery is breathtaking and worth seeing for any traveller!
Let's hope we can get back to travelling soon, R.I.P 2020. A good heading for a cross at Sad Hill cemetery!?
Great show by this makers who found sad hill cemetary!!!
Great. On my bucket list to visit this site in future.
Outstanding. Great acting direction and editing. This must win an award. Thanks much guys. Awesome job 👏🏼👏🏼
I missed the movie in my college days,saw it today after 51 years on tv.Wanted to know it's year of release and found this video.Amazingly synchronized movements at the same location.Great 👍
This is AWESOME! Anyone who doesn't like this is truly dead inside...
Wow, guys, brilliant, bravo, freaking amazing!!!! Best YT video of the month!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Watching you guys felt like watching my life mission being completed!! Thank you!
big thank you to the artists of that era
Brilliant work Tk you so much.
Aww man so 😎 cool. Guy's that weren't even alive showing such interest in this movie to reinacte this scene is great. I was 6 Year's old when my Dad and I saw this in the theater. My favorite western of all time. And in later year's finding out it was filmed in Spain made it so much more intriguing. The music score to this movie is still number 1.
thankyou for this. I found it entertaining and impressive with the effort you have made into locating and matching scene for scene
this is absolutely amazing. I watched it so many times. Also, you are so lucky to be able to have set foot in that cemetery where they filmed that. I am so jealous! Again, amazing job and thank you for making this.
Pretty impressive lads. Well done. It would not have been easy but worth all the effort.
You took me back in time. Feeling young it seems.
Big thanks
Nothing to add, except it is one of the videos that made us go visit the site. Spain is a great country. The region has much more to offer.
Awesome!! How fun was that to do. Wow!! Perfect match. Way to go guys. You made my month!
Hello to each other
Thank you for the excellent re-enactment of this large film scene!
For me, Clint Eastwood is and remains the greatest actor of all time. Many thanks to Clint and the other actors.
I wish you all the best!
Best Regards
Raphael Wellig
I appreciate all of you for your Effortful Accuracy.
Fantastic work, excellente muy bien bravo! I like how the guy who played Angel Eyes looked out for details such as lip licking and missing part of the finger very nice lol
Well done honestly. I love this movie, and you made a good job
Very Nice Brilliant Performance, i have watched this movie unlimited times, i love each and every part of the movie...Great Music...
Beautiful what you made here!
Great job. Thank YOU
Viewing this for the umpteenth time . Excellent work. Great idea. Thank you.
This movie is just like wine.... As soon as it's getting old it always good in taste
The best movie of all time. I would like to know this place 😢. Congratulations from Brazil. Tks
You are the best!! Thank you
You don't know how much I envy you. Well made. One day I want to go before i die
awesome work!! congratulations from Silos!!! good luck!!
Incredible amount of effort. Bless.
Very good Job. It was nice to see that on many different levels. The fact that the beautiful countryside is still virtually untouched. Great admiration for the beautiful cinematography on the original movie by a perfectionist. Im so glad that there are people like you doing stuff like this.
Fantastic, Well done guys. I need to visit Sad hill
I couldn't help but notice how the guy portraying Angel Eyes folded back the middle finger of his right hand. As I recall, Lee Van Cleef accidentally lost the tip of that finger while building a doll house for his little girl. Nice touch.
So pleased I came across this vid. Just brilliant. My favourite film of all time. Liked and subbed. It must have taken a lot of skill to produce it. Well done lads.
Muchas gracias por la recreación. Nos da una excelente perspectiva del antes y después..
Buen trabajo!!!
So happy to see this scene being recreated and kept alive after all these years! Best standoff ever!
Excellent work 👍
This is excellent, guys. Very well done indeed. Love it
This is an AMAZING video!!! I love it!!!!!! :D
Absolutely brilliant re-enactment
Very nicely done. Bravo!
Great work! loved the split screen.
outstanding,a lot of effort must have gone into making that,thank you for sharing, cos a lot of people would like to go there but find it next to impossible,this is the next best thing,AMAZING
Excellent, I really enjoy your video
Great video -- I love this scene.
briljant work
Absolutely brilliant!!!! Loved it!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Excellent work!
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
BRAVO, BRAVO !!!! AWESOME !!! Thank You so much for what you’ve done !!! 💞💞💞👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you for your video. I got goosebumps. Never wanted to go to Spain. Now I do just to see this location of one of my favorite movies
Thanks for this wonderful video. Even Lee's finger at 4.12
That is a pretty amazing job of matching all those shots. Well done!
Great vid, thanks gents
Great video fellas. I just saw it twice.
They went through A LOT of work to create a fake cemetery just for a movie, placing all those headstones and everything.
You think a fake cemetery is alot of work, think about the fake civil war battle! They had to build a damn bridge! TWICE! because someone blew it up on accident before they got the shot.
Imagine what they've had to go through, just to restore it! Too bad so many of us don't live in Spain. They would have had an unlimited supply of volunteers to help out, me thinks.
@Cx in the chat bois It's real, now. I think they allow internment there.
Yes the budget for that film was millions whereas the first two had been 200,00 and 600,000. The Spanish army helped.
if you think they made a fake cemetery watch this at 4.54 czcams.com/video/nw-AO3-Yz8o/video.html
Absolutely amazing.
Awesome ,we were there in 2011 what a special and fantastic please to visit , excellent video 👍
That was brilliant, reminiscing over the good the bad and ugly western.Well done guys