1966 ‘Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo’ Directed by Sergio Leone
While the Civil War rages on between the Union and the Confederacy, three men – a quiet loner, a ruthless hitman, and a Mexican bandit – comb the American Southwest in search of a strongbox containing $200,000 in stolen gold.
Clint Eastwood Eli Wallach Lee Van Cleef Aldo Giuffrè Luigi Pistilli Rada Rassimov Enzo Petito Claudio Scarchilli Antonio Casale Livio Lorenzon Sandro Scarchilli Benito Stefanelli Angelo Novi Antonio Casas Aldo Sambrell Al Mulock Sergio Mendizábal Antonio Molino Rojo Lorenzo Robledo Mario Brega Chelo Alonso Fortunato Arena Román Ariznavarreta Silvana Bacci Joseph Bradley Frank Braña Amerigo Castrighella Saturno Cerra William Conroy Show All…
John Landis Benito Stefanelli Fabio Testi Romano Puppo Román Ariznavarreta Luigi Ciavarro Valentino Pelizzi
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That moment towards the end when Clint shows up in his famous poncho gives me cinematic orgasms every single time.
i cannot believe ennio morricone saw the scene of tuco running around the graveyard for 4 minutes and decided to make the best piece of score ever
you can tell that clint eastwood is 'the good' because he chills with that adorable kitten in the middle of a bombed-out civil war battlefield
Masterpiece
Tuco: [trying to read a note] "See you soon, id... " "idi... "
Blondie: [taking the note] "Idiots".
[He hands the note back to Tuco]
Blondie: It's for you.
Yep, this is still my favorite movie of all time.
Sergio Leone's Dollars Trilogy is a meditation on three interrelated symbolic points: money, labor, and bodies. Although the characters across the three movies are technically different (they have different names), the Clint Eastwood character in particular and the Lee Van Cleef character to a slightly lesser extent develop during the series, and as a whole the films follow a tangible thematic arc.
This begins in A Fistful of Dollars, where The Man with No Name sells both his work (he offers his violent services to both families) and his body (he puts his life on the line), as well as the bodies of others (he kills people). He exchanges both body and labor for money. This is the trilogy's approximation…
Whew, quar got me reuniting with all my old friends. Tuco, hello. Blondie, hello. Angel Eyes, you piece of shit. Hello.
Just a few minutes ago, i was notified by news reports saying Ennio Morricone, the greatest composer of all time, has passed away at 91 years of age. Absolutely heartbreaking. I'm so overwhelmed. His scores were like no other. Impeccable. Beautiful. Touching. I remember watching the GBU for the first time and being enthralled, exhilarated by hearing just a few notes of his score. I remember watching Once Upon A Time In The West and tearing up while watching the scene of Claudia Cardinale in a wagon just gracefully looking through a western town with Ennio Morricone's score soaring from the speakers into our ears and hearts.
Hes influenced the entire medium of film and music with his infamous trumpets.…
