I saw this movie as a young man.....after which Terrence Hill became one of favorite actors. Now that I am tad bit older, I find that I appreciate Henry Fonda's performance more and more. Great movie....never tire of watching it.
It is a film about the passing of time and the perception we have of it, about life... A young man who thinks there was a "good old days" with wild west heroes when there never was. And a figure of that time who wants to leave the stage. "Nobody" is all the children born in the XX years who are nostalgic for 20 years before their birth and who imagine heroes. But they are no hero just man like the others.
The amount of balls and trust it takes for a man to taunt a grieving legendary gunslinger ! The movie that made me regret Hill didn't have more serious movies in his prime. I mean, I love his duo with his friend Bud Spencer, but he was clearly western legend material !
Having Henry Fonda put his cowboy hat on your head is the same as John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Richard Boone and others like them doing the same thing it’s an honor like shaking their hand
When I first watched this movie my name is nobody I was surprised how much I liked it . It's become one of my favourites . It's got everything ! Laugh and action is non stop you will enjoy it also . Give it a chance an watch .
“Turn around! Draw.” Beau thinks “nobody” wants to make a name for himself by shooting him. Instead of drawing his pistol, he places his hand on his hat to prevent it from being blown off by jack. His personal hero. He won’t make a name for himself that way but instead as a partnership with him, ending the wild bunch. Ending the Wild West. So many nods. It’s farcical but also very true to the western genre. Love ❤️
Jack Beauregard had been Nobody's child hero, like 20, or more, years before. He's a man of another time, while Nobody is a "new man" that, since he couldn't keep those times alive, wants them to end with a bang. It was a meditation on the western genere itself. On what Leone did with the dollar trilogy to a genere that was dying in Hollywood, and the fact that even that revitalization was ending in parody (Terence Hill was chosen exactly because he was the leading actor of "They Call Me Trinity").
Lol- no. That’s not it at all- neither is doomed. Nobody is forcing them to continue this life, especially not for Nobody. Stop romanticizing the West and watch Unforgiven.
I have to disagree. (Only two years later, lol.) They are hardly doomed. It's not an inescapable play, Nobody is writing the script, lol. Beauregard thinks he's doomed, which is why he wants to go to Europe and escape his notoriety. But he's actually Nobody's pawn, and in the end, both get exactly what they wanted in the first place. Beyond the comedy, it's a pretty good story.
Sadly this is one Terence Hill movie I missed seeing. Loved him in the 'Trinity' films and 'march or Die. I like the bit where he reads the name on the cross - "Sam Peckinpah.... That's a nice name."
I regret that I never grew up on these movies. They seem like very well made western movies. I grew up on Clint Eastwood. I always enjoy rewatching those.
You're right. This movie was conceived by Sergio Leone as an homage to Terence Hill, who AMAZED a whole nation together with the late Bud Spencer in "They Call Me Trinity". This is a very good movie indeed.
Ronald McReynolds... yeah, because Terence Hill is garbage. You must be american cause only americans lick their own's asses no matter how good or bad they are, while dismissing every other nation on this planet. Typical american extremism
bla bla Terrence Hill is Italian. And the movies with him and Bud Spencer are all considered cult classics in Germany, too. That being said, I'm not sure I'd consider either one of them particularly good actors.
I thought he was German, but it doesn't matter which nationality he is. But I always get triggered by extremist americans who only regard their own as the greatest, and best at everything, while dismissing other nations no matter how good they are at whatever they're doing. Americans have ingrained into their collective unconscious the idea that they've been exiled on that continent by Europeans, so naturally, most of them unconsciously repel (when they don't straight up hate) non-american values. That's what I was addressing, not whether or not TH is Italian, Patagonese, or whatever. Also, I agree that neither him, or Bud Spencer are good actors (Bud has been a swimmer before shooting movies), but the movies they've shot are good, so they should get the credit, not Henry Fonda, which honestly doesn't seem like a great actor to me. But, because he's american his ass must be licked by other americans just to show us how "great this country is" (quoting most extremist americans out there) Anyway... I got carried a little in this post, but like I said, I always get triggered by obnoxious and blatant extremists like OP's comment made me believe he is. If I misjudged him I apologize, but if I'm right he's the one who should apologize :)
I met Terrence Hill when they filmed part of this movie at White Sands National Park. Wonderful person and his blue eyes held a lot of mischief. My mom also got some pictures of him. Great times and great movie. Love it.
Would be epic if they released these movies in 4K or 8K in the future. Anyway Sergio Leone filmed in 35 mm which is not digital but has the equivalent of 20M pixels or greater ! 4K is considered to be around 9M pixels of resolution/frame ! Seeing this movie in 8K on a 100 inch TV would be mind blowing !
Another thing... It takes somebody who loves a genre to make a proper, not parody, in this case, but, well, whatever this is. While "Once upon a time in the west" was a homage to the archetypal western, this is in one that as well, just with a bit comedy and slapstick thrown in. Yet at all the elements are there, for us to love and be inspired by.
meh, 1/3 is very good. The music is 100% okay. The scene with the mirrors is really bad. 'Squirrel' gettin' smacked in the face with a lazy slap is hilarious.
What a great director can do for good actors. Imagine what sort of actor Terrence Hill could have been if he had played for a proper director a bit more often. And Henry Fonda. One of the best of all time.
Yes, absolutely my opinion... if Sergio had got more time on his hands, he surely did another movie with Terence, Sergio knows his strengths... nevertheless good actor, very nice performances of Hill and Fonda
@@fiefenduddch Sergio Leone did not direct this movie, Tonino Valerii did. Leone had the idea and acted as some sort of second unit director for minor scenes.
Terrence Hill and Henry Fonda did great in this movie that is impossible not to watch it a lot more times. Soundtrack Camera Work Action Comedy Old Western atmosphere And...Beans. 🤣 The Italians knew what they were doing during the 1960s/70s with old western movies.
Sky City ... I was there just the other day. Never knew this movie had scenes filmed there. my Dad took us to the Drive-in to see this and then Trinity is my name.
Starting at 2:10, I understand why the scene happens this way, but in my head I imagined when jack shoots nobody’s hat off, nobody realizes who his hero is, he just shot off his hat! (The old saying “never meet your hero”). At this moment, Terrance’s expression along with the music as he slowly picks up his hat and puts it on his head, he shows jack what he can do as well and shoots jacks hat off. This isn’t the intention of the movies message, but those are just my thoughts. Thanks.
I just wish it wasn't cropped. You're missing a lot with pan and scan. :(
TheriansKnee Thank you for this. "If the risk is little. The reward is little." Earned wisdom and respect.
TheriansKnee Saw this flick some years back, the barroom scene was awesome! Remember the SQUIRREL?
@@tomseadon9965 "Now we can't miss!" 😅
For a YT clip it’s ok.
When Henry puts his hat on the head of Terence it is awesome. I saw this in the theatre when I was a kid. One of the true great movies for me.
This scene was shot at my Indian reservation called the Pueblo of Acoma. It’s one of the only movies filmed there.
Is it a real graveyard
One of the only ten thousand? One of the only half a dozen? huh??! One of only a few? wtf
@@borismedved835 What a weird bone to pick. You come off like a lunatic.
Cool!
🇧🇷
Outstanding scene. The love and respect Hill’s character has for Fonda’s is so pure and touching. Fantastic acting.
I met Terrence Hill while part of this movie was filmed at White Sands National Park. Great person and his blue eyes where simply amazing.
I saw this movie as a young man.....after which Terrence Hill became one of favorite actors. Now that I am tad bit older, I find that I appreciate Henry Fonda's performance more and more. Great movie....never tire of watching it.
trinity eh
Horrible movie, no reason to even watch it again
@@scampoli25 Yet, here you are watching clips of it on UA-cam !
@@johnp9369 here for Ennio
@@kenmcrae8591 Nope, I like good westerns. This is a childish satire of those movies. The only redeeming factor is the Ennio score
This movie is soooo damn good! Perfect casting, great story, awesome soundtrack! They both played their roles beautifully in this. Love, love love 💜💕💜
It's a rip off of "The good, the bad and the ugly" .
@@linsayspence7070 rubbish. It's nothing like it.
It is a film about the passing of time and the perception we have of it, about life... A young man who thinks there was a "good old days" with wild west heroes when there never was. And a figure of that time who wants to leave the stage. "Nobody" is all the children born in the XX years who are nostalgic for 20 years before their birth and who imagine heroes. But they are no hero just man like the others.
@@linsayspence7070its the same director
Absolute top class screenwriting and acting. Crazy to think Fonda was almost 70 in this movie.
The amount of balls and trust it takes for a man to taunt a grieving legendary gunslinger ! The movie that made me regret Hill didn't have more serious movies in his prime. I mean, I love his duo with his friend Bud Spencer, but he was clearly western legend material !
Two great actors and Morriconi's great music. Heaven !!!
Having Henry Fonda put his cowboy hat on your head is the same as John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Richard Boone and others like them doing the same thing it’s an honor like shaking their hand
Except if I was Nobody I woulda shot John Wayne where he stood
Incredible western movie. Possibly the best ever made.
Italian filmmakers. The best. 🇮🇹
I think there has been a law passed that prevents Italians from making Western movies. If not, there should be.
@@ytubepuppy
But if we allow the Jews to make them, we'll have nothing but Blazin Saddle remakes until the end of time.
@@1neAdam12 to much time on /pol/
@@AmazinglyGayPhil
Dude, don't be gay.
@@ytubepuppy why honestly? this movie kicks ass unlike wanna be john wayne "i'm a hollywood sissy pilgrim" 🤣🤣🤣
1:24 this music give me goosebumps still this day and i am turning 67 now
Thanks for uploading this video
I agree I just turned 66. I have told the story about the little bird that fell out of the tree so many times lol
When I first watched this movie my name is nobody I was surprised how much I liked it . It's become one of my favourites . It's got everything ! Laugh and action is non stop you will enjoy it also . Give it a chance an watch .
One of the movies I'll be watching even in 2060.
A piece of my childhood. Great western, great memories.
I certainly hope you're right.
Wow a time traveler 😆
You won't last that long, american might be gone way before then
“Turn around! Draw.” Beau thinks “nobody” wants to make a name for himself by shooting him. Instead of drawing his pistol, he places his hand on his hat to prevent it from being blown off by jack. His personal hero. He won’t make a name for himself that way but instead as a partnership with him, ending the wild bunch. Ending the Wild West. So many nods. It’s farcical but also very true to the western genre. Love ❤️
Jack Beauregard had been Nobody's child hero, like 20, or more, years before. He's a man of another time, while Nobody is a "new man" that, since he couldn't keep those times alive, wants them to end with a bang.
It was a meditation on the western genere itself. On what Leone did with the dollar trilogy to a genere that was dying in Hollywood, and the fact that even that revitalization was ending in parody (Terence Hill was chosen exactly because he was the leading actor of "They Call Me Trinity").
@@neutronalchemist3241 Your reflection is quite apt and thoughtful. Kudos to recognizing what this film truly represents!!! 👏👏👏
@@mitchellmelkin4078 hope y’all caught the nod to the Odyssey?
My favourite movie off all time. A masterpiece !
The soft voice and deep respect. Perfect scene.
2:11 That „Once upon a time in the West“ music of Fonda’s big villain role, such a great use!
I never notice this... thanks :-)
Oi vey
Nothing like the Italian film makers. They took westerns to a whole different level.
Except of course Hombre which exceeds all movies!
@@jerryshunk7152 ma falla finita...
and italian film makers got inspired with japanase art and movies..
“ If the risk is little, the reward is little “
Feels like I’m talking to my grandfather 😎🙏🏻💪🏻❤️
Both men realize that they are trapped in an inescapable play. They know that they are doomed but they can't help playing their roles.
Lol- no. That’s not it at all- neither is doomed. Nobody is forcing them to continue this life, especially not for Nobody. Stop romanticizing the West and watch Unforgiven.
I have to disagree. (Only two years later, lol.) They are hardly doomed.
It's not an inescapable play, Nobody is writing the script, lol. Beauregard thinks he's doomed, which is why he wants to go to Europe and escape his notoriety. But he's actually Nobody's pawn, and in the end, both get exactly what they wanted in the first place.
Beyond the comedy, it's a pretty good story.
One of my All Time Favorite movies. Can’t even count how many times I’ve watched it
Sadly this is one Terence Hill movie I missed seeing. Loved him in the 'Trinity' films and 'march or Die. I like the bit where he reads the name on the cross - "Sam Peckinpah.... That's a nice name."
LoL, Sam Peckinpaw. Director of my favorite western. Pat Garrett and Billy the kid.
I regret that I never grew up on these movies. They seem like very well made western movies. I grew up on Clint Eastwood. I always enjoy rewatching those.
What made these movies so great was one thing they don’t do as well today, and that’s Dialogue!
I love this movie. There are so many great sceens in this film one of my favorites is the bar drinking sceen.
Still brilliant after all these years. I will probably watch movie tonight
These movies are why I love playing Red Dead Redemption 2
God help you
@@scampoli25 what?
you never graduated high school did you
@@mikehatfield1531 whats high school?
NOSTALGIA AND MELANCHOLY THE YEARS HAVE PASSED AND I AM FEELING MY AGE
AN ERA OF INNOCENCE
We all are my friend.Mr.Fonda has passed and Terrance Hill does some Italian series playing the part of a priest who solves crimes part time.
wouldnt call innocence, it was a time when a man stood for what he meant, his word was good and his handshake was a contract.
Yet you still find it necessary to display your bad manners and shout on the internet!
Best quote ‘Good ole days?! There were no good ole days’.
The secret of a long life is to try and not to shorten it.
At 2:18, "Nobody" casually clears his coat from his gun side. That is brilliant.
Good eye
Then Jack gets reincarnated as Slim Grant in RDR2.
This film is a masterpiece though I think if it wasn't a comedy it would certainly compete with other big westerns of the time
My absolute favorite "Spaghetti" western. Loved this since I was a kid.
If Henry Fonda is in it, it's worth watching and probably a damn good movie.
You're right. This movie was conceived by Sergio Leone as an homage to Terence Hill, who AMAZED a whole nation together with the late Bud Spencer in "They Call Me Trinity". This is a very good movie indeed.
Ronald McReynolds As a matter of fact it is a great movie thanks to Henry Fonda and Terrance Hill.
Ronald McReynolds... yeah, because Terence Hill is garbage. You must be american cause only americans lick their own's asses no matter how good or bad they are, while dismissing every other nation on this planet. Typical american extremism
bla bla Terrence Hill is Italian. And the movies with him and Bud Spencer are all considered cult classics in Germany, too. That being said, I'm not sure I'd consider either one of them particularly good actors.
I thought he was German, but it doesn't matter which nationality he is. But I always get triggered by extremist americans who only regard their own as the greatest, and best at everything, while dismissing other nations no matter how good they are at whatever they're doing. Americans have ingrained into their collective unconscious the idea that they've been exiled on that continent by Europeans, so naturally, most of them unconsciously repel (when they don't straight up hate) non-american values. That's what I was addressing, not whether or not TH is Italian, Patagonese, or whatever.
Also, I agree that neither him, or Bud Spencer are good actors (Bud has been a swimmer before shooting movies), but the movies they've shot are good, so they should get the credit, not Henry Fonda, which honestly doesn't seem like a great actor to me. But, because he's american his ass must be licked by other americans just to show us how "great this country is" (quoting most extremist americans out there)
Anyway... I got carried a little in this post, but like I said, I always get triggered by obnoxious and blatant extremists like OP's comment made me believe he is. If I misjudged him I apologize, but if I'm right he's the one who should apologize :)
The dialogue in this scene is great!
At 01:21 , a real great scene with the guitar....a real Morricone moment, like Leone also did.
#classic
un super western , Personne qui va aider Jack a rentrer dans l'histoire , trés beau film qui me touche particulièrement , quel époque !
It's all in the eyes. The eyes have it.
" 'Sam Peckinpah'--that's a great name in Navajo..." :-D
Fonda & Hill ! What a perfect duo!
0:18 Terrence Hill's gorgeous blue eyes are brighter than my future 😍😍😍
I met Terrence Hill when they filmed part of this movie at White Sands National Park. Wonderful person and his blue eyes held a lot of mischief. My mom also got some pictures of him. Great times and great movie. Love it.
He had it all: handsome and very athletic... And chose to be the funny hero in movies for children. Just GREAT.
Black eyes are brighter than your future.
Would be epic if they released these movies in 4K or 8K in the future. Anyway Sergio Leone filmed in 35 mm which is not digital but has the equivalent of 20M pixels or greater !
4K is considered to be around 9M pixels of resolution/frame !
Seeing this movie in 8K on a 100 inch TV would be mind blowing !
Another thing... It takes somebody who loves a genre to make a proper, not parody, in this case, but, well, whatever this is. While "Once upon a time in the west" was a homage to the archetypal western, this is in one that as well, just with a bit comedy and slapstick thrown in. Yet at all the elements are there, for us to love and be inspired by.
This movie is hilariously AWESOME!
meh, 1/3 is very good. The music is 100% okay. The scene with the mirrors is really bad. 'Squirrel' gettin' smacked in the face with a lazy slap is hilarious.
What a great director can do for good actors. Imagine what sort of actor Terrence Hill could have been if he had played for a proper director a bit more often. And Henry Fonda. One of the best of all time.
Yes, absolutely my opinion... if Sergio had got more time on his hands, he surely did another movie with Terence, Sergio knows his strengths...
nevertheless good actor, very nice performances of Hill and Fonda
Yip
@@fiefenduddch Sergio Leone did not direct this movie, Tonino Valerii did. Leone had the idea and acted as some sort of second unit director for minor scenes.
Terrance hill was a huge acting success. Just not in the states.
@@orchunter8388 Germany confirms this.
The end and death of spaghetti western's. rip Sergio leone!!!🇮🇹
Nope.
The end came with "Keoma "(1975).
I'm guessing that Sam Peckinpah tombstone was an homage to the director of "The wild bunch"
Yep.
Oh. I thought it was a random coincidence.
It is quite the oposite.
Sam Peckinpah did a lot of westerns in the mix of movies he directed
No doubt !
the music yo damn i got chills
I think this was Fonda's last western. This was a great one.
Hank's last western was 1979, Wanda Nevada, he played an old prospector. On golden pond was his last movie, with his daughter.
You can see how his eyes are going bad and the fuzzy parts are our way of seeing he needs the glasses in order to do his business
These movies were very entertaining and action pact,yet without disgusting and revolting language and morals! Boy,do I miss good cinematography!
Terrence Hill and Henry Fonda did great in this movie that is impossible not to watch it a lot more times.
Soundtrack
Camera Work
Action
Comedy
Old Western atmosphere
And...Beans. 🤣
The Italians knew what they were doing during the 1960s/70s with old western movies.
The best cemetery scene is sad hill 'the good the bad and the ugly'
Henry Fonda carries this movie,, great acting,,,,
I watched these with my dad back in the day
Watched this at the drive ins way back when, family night.....Dad wasn't gonna miss a western.
Henry Fonda a great actor
little risk ... little reward... the Black Knight
Sam Peckenpal, great director
Supposedly Leone claimed to have directed this scene…all I can say is that it seems like it to me. Morricone was a brilliant man
that music in thosemovies back than gave so much more feeling i miss that in the movies today
that spaghetti western music sends fucking chills up my back.
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3:20 Let's bring my personal history up to date. SHOOOTTT!!!!!!!!
One of my favorite westerns.
Priest got there in time,the medicine man didn't! Lol
Wow- what a great scene !!!
Henry fonda. ..very much missed.
What a f*****g scene. Leone directed this scene, but Valeri did the movie.
june 1899... i know someone who lived in that time, his name was arthur morgan...
Sky City ... I was there just the other day. Never knew this movie had scenes filmed there. my Dad took us to the Drive-in to see this and then Trinity is my name.
There was never any good old days..
damn that music !!!! awesome
That WAS.... a perfectly good hat!!
And fantastic music
One of my favorites
Starting at 2:10, I understand why the scene happens this way, but in my head I imagined when jack shoots nobody’s hat off, nobody realizes who his hero is, he just shot off his hat! (The old saying “never meet your hero”). At this moment, Terrance’s expression along with the music as he slowly picks up his hat and puts it on his head, he shows jack what he can do as well and shoots jacks hat off. This isn’t the intention of the movies message, but those are just my thoughts. Thanks.
If the risk is little, the reward is little.
Terrence Hill (Legend)
Mario Girotti
Those eyes!!!
my favorite film and my favorite scene in it
the song is called "My Fault"
Henry Fonda mentions my birthday,June3,even if it is 61 years earlier in the movie.
Holy shit. Watching this on June 3rd 2019
Beauregard shows the same regret as Tuco not visiting his next of kin in time, when they were still alive.
i dont know why but when fonda shoot down Hills hat for the first time and he's picking him up and looking at him, i donno why but a feal very sad.
You know why.
Your heroes are not what you think they are and even they are subjects of the cruelty of time.
"Sam Peckinpah - that's a beautiful name in Navajo." Also, sounds like the sort of man who might make a move sorta like *The Wild Bunch.*
Greatest Movie.
My all time favorite movie since I was 10
these movies and actors make all the current Hollywood actors look like goofballs!!!!!
Lol what do you mean #look like
Hilarious one of the names on the graves is ‘Sam Pekinpah’. He is a famous American director.
❤❤is the grave marker still there or exist today , thank you
So cool😎
Great movie.. RIP SERJIO LEON
I always got feeling that nobody is someone supernatural either bored immortal walking forever in world or something simillar.
A grave for Sam Peckinpah , an American Western director. That's funny. Lol!!!
~”Sam Peckinpah”! Hshahaha
I thought this was going to be about Xebeche, "he who talks loud, says nothing." "Nobody"
The best western, but, you do have to watch the others to appreciate it.