I’d say some of John Wayne’s best definitely rival Leone’s best, but you make a compelling case, mate. I just wish that John Wayne and Clint Eastwood could have teamed up for a Western movie.
We will never, ever see another trilogy of westerns as great as the man with no name trilogy. Thanks for making this Steven Thomas. This is beautiful. It's like watching a trailer.
He's not the man with no name, this has been false for many years. Clint never clamed this. In the 1st his name was " Manco" in the 2nd he was Joe" in GBU he was called"Blondie by Tuco because he was European not Spaniard with light hair, hence the name "Blondie"
Eastwood's Character has been written in such a way that most of the time he seems to be an extra in every movie more than a protagonist. However, this is necessary to give his character that sense of Mystery. You don't know who he is or what he represents. He is not Good nor bad. He is surrounded by a lot of people but close to nobody... like the eagle looking for prey ... Calmness, violence, silence... No name.
The Man with No Name was only the main character in the first film of the trilogy. In the other two, he was a supporting character. GBU was definitely Tuco's story, not Blondie's.
The thing close to this was the first trilogy of captain jack sparrow by Jonny depp. You put the two in comparison you can see johnny's genius of portraying the elusive capn sparrow. You can say he got some inspiration on client eastwood no name bounty Hunter. Not the focus of the plot but there as something that really dripped in iconic given role.
No contest there will never be ANY western that will surpass the good the bad and the ugly hell any of Clint's westerns. THANK GOD my dad showed me these westerns when I was young if not I most likely never seen any of them. God bless you Clint Eastwood.
Agreed...EXCEPT for the main character in the movie this is based on. Watch Toshiro Mifune in Akira Kurosawa’s Yojimbo and You’ll see where he got it from. First there’s Mifune, then there’s Clint, then all the rest. For extra points watch The Seven Samurai that the Magnificent Seven was based on.
You'll care what I say. God showed me a lot of people right before they died. I gave my assessment of their future. My predictions were all perfect. These types of products are built for the collector. You buy them to add different experiences to your home cinema life. These are NOT the same experience. You have no clue what you're talking about and who you're talking too. This is NOT the old movie. These are all new experiences. The old set of image colours AREN'T AVAILABLE in this set of movies. These are AGED sets of colours. These movies will look older than the original. Grow up general public. You're way behind. This is NOT gossip posting location. You post useful information here.
This trilogy will not be complete without Sergio Leone, Ennio Maricone and Clint Eastwood.. The greatest trilogy all of the time.. Sergio Leone = genius, Ennio Maricone = maestro, Clint Eastwood = greatest. This is masterpiece
The Acting, the Action, the Music, and the Story Line. An Incredible Trilogy I still continue to watch over time. A big shout out to two amazing Actors Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach.
Since RDR2 came out I have drowned myself in westerns and The Man with No name feels the must series of westerns that rings true.... Seeing our edit make me think you sold be up in hollywood, make us ting what trailers are worth while. I know the last comment was over a year ago but watching this sparks fire in the belly. Don't be shy of you editing talents.
Dragonwulf Gaming in Red Dead Redemption 2, you can get Eastwood's Man With No Name hat. In the game it's called the "Stalker Hat". Just if you wanted to know.
His name is "Manco" in the 1st and 2nd it's "Joe" people need to stop calling the first two "No Name" only GBU he's no name, Tuco called him "Blondie" because he was "European not Spaniard, light colour hair, hence the name "Blondie
I've been into spaghetti western content for nearly a year now because of RDR2. in my expeirence with these hidden classics, here's my reccomendations: The Great Silence (Don't spoil the ending) Django 1966 Keoma A Man Called Blade Day Of Anger (the ending sucks but the whole movie is good) Once Upon a Time in the West My Name is Nobody Trinity duology (if you like comedy) Django Kill. If You Live, Shoot! Ringo duology (Pistol For Ringo, Return Of Ringo) A Bullet For The General Face to Face The Big Gundown Sartana (All of them, except the fake and retitles ones)
Eastwood's character was not an "archetype" of the Western hero, he was more of an anti-hero, a cold-blooded bounty hunter who killed people at his own convenience and did it for profit and gain. That was what made this such a break-through character. It was precisely because the character was NOT the good guy wearing the white hat that made him so interesting and intriguing to movie audiences.
Yeah. Not saying that he's completely immoral or evil because he does help people occasionally but he mostly cares about his motives and well being above others. Which is why I think he's more the archetype of the Loner rather than the Western hero.
The Dollars Trilogy and other Eastwood 'spaghetti westerns' by Sergio Leone are the best westerns made. Once Upon a Time in the West, made in 1968, is a classic too. Along with Ennio Morricone's terrific music scores they remain unsurpassed to this day.
The Greatest Triology The Greatest Director The Greatest Composer The Greatest Movie The Greatest Scene in History of Cinema The Greatest Characters Ever Creates Simply the Masterpiece of the modern World ♥️♥️♥️
The Trilogy would've swept the Oscars if it was all in one movie, best costumes,director,actors and cast,composter and OST, and the best adaptation (A Fistful Of Dollars).
1:53 my uncle lee was a great actor and shooter he surely knew how to be in films and there will be no other person like him r.i.p my uncle lee van cleef ( Jan 9, 1925 - dec 16, 1989 ) “best of the bad” love and light.
These movies are seriously some of the best, (if not the absolute best) I’ve ever seen. I smile all the way through “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” every time
"I don't think it's nice, you laughing. You see, my mule don't like people laughing. He gets the crazy idea you're laughin' at him. Now if you apologize, like I know you're going to, I might convince him that you really didn't mean it". Best lines ever said by Clint before wasting the bad boys.
You are an excellent editor. The way you cut and placed the videos and played with the audio, the way you combine it perfectly with the music. Everything flows into eachother and the whole video just works so well. Hats off to you
And nicely recorded the soundtrack from a vinyl...that`s the top cherry on the cream! Thank you, very much apreciated.! I own an ages old 12" 4LP collectors box from Morricone as well. Such an brilliant musician, and he never took a job that did not actually kick him off! Just finished it and listen to it for a second time. A very...very...neat cut and collage.! Artfull!
Clint, Gian Maria Volonté, Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach 4 amazing actor with the amazing combo Leone-Morricone THE PERFECTION Great tribute of Clint ❤
While Eli Wallach was still with us, I dreamt of one last western with him and Clint in supporting roles. Obviously, being octo- and nonagerians, they wouldn't have been speedy gunslingers, but ancient legends of the west, possibly passing on the torch. In the style of Unforgiven, but not as nihilistic.
@- He could do a "handing the torch" type film... if a similarly charismatic younger star exists. Hollywood seems to prefer Beta Males and She-Men these days. :(
@Nex Wex 3 They are nothing but a bunch of satanic liars, controlling the world by finances, finally owning every government and all the rest. It's all according to the Bible, God's word.
“You see in this world there are two kinds of people my friend, the ones with loaded guns and the one who dig, you dig” the man with no name best character in movie history, there will be no other character like him!!!🤠🤠✨
Legend has it that one sunny day sometime in the 60s an Italian came along and showed the Americans how westerns are done. After that nothing was ever the same and the American western was changed forever. Cynical, brutal and ugly. No one was total good and characters were complex. The protagonist wasn't a hero but selfish and greedy but every now and than was capable of showing empathy. The icing on the cake was the music score of Morricone. I hated western films until Leone and Morricone came along and turned thd genre on its head. RIP Leone and Morricone.
I have never understood why most people tend to ignore Gian Maria Volonte. He excels as a scrupulous baddie and still a character with depth. I love him in the movies. To bad he didnt get a minor role in TgTbTU. He is brilliant in " A bullet for the general "
Love his anti-hero. All anti-hero's are interesting caractors, with many various idiosyncratic sides to them. That's why the dollars trilogy works on so many levels. 😊
Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach outshine Clint in this movie trilogy. Particularly Wallach, the greatest bandito that ever banditoed. There is only one movie heavy that outranks him. The incredible Jack Palance in Shane. His Jack Wilson was the ultimate hired gun. So good, he was nominated for an Oscar with less dialogue than any nominee ever. The Greatest shootout in western history was Shane and Wilson at Graftons saloon. What separates the dollars trilogy were two things. Quality and Quantity. Leone was a fabulous director who nailed it time and again. Shane was the best single western. The dollars trilogy is the best fir sustained excellence.
Old western films and Johnny Cash Outlaw Country music is the real raw deal. Man I love living this life. None of the young teens of today will know what real Western was really about. None of this Blake Shelton, Alan Jackson, or Taylor Swift stuff. I absolutely love this video. I was born to love Outlaw Country music and western films. I'm already loving this so much. Thanks for the video dude. 😎🤠👌
Theres a few young teens out there who still appreciate old westerns like these. Me specifically, my pa raised me on clint eastwood movies and The Rifleman, so I will always have a soft spot for Westerns in my heart. Such a shame they no longer attract much attention anymore
Love these movies... Lee Van Cleef as Colonel Mortimer was always my favorite character. I'm so glad my father made me discover these masterpieces when I was ~12-13yo. I'm now 39 and I watch them at least once every year
@@jonothandoeser and this means. Hollywood dumbness can't make a movie that's not a pile of shit now ? Sad when the perfect plot devices can ever be reproduced ever ?
@@danwendt4292 I think the Spaghetti Westerns in the 1960s were a lot like Japanese cars were in the 1970s. The Americans kind of laughed off both of them because they were not made in America. But as it turned out, both foreign offering were actually of higher quality than the Americans versions. Hollywood just has to swallow its pride and admit that sometimes things are done better in other places. Even when Hollywood finally did try to copy the formula, they screwed it up because they just couldn't resist Americanizing them. Their movies never came out as good as the original Sergio Leone versions.
No one comes close to him. An absolute legend and one if not the greatest Western icon. Love Clint Eastwood’s western films. But The man with no name is the standout. Absolutely brilliant..
I was born in Cartagena, Spain, and been watching those western spaghetti in my youth. At the times i thought the landscapes were a bit familiar and later, much like in my teenage I found these movies were shoot not far from my city, around Almeria to be exact, southeast of Spain…where the countryside looks mostly like some regions of the west American deserts. By the way, to this days it still have some remains of the little towns with wooden houses as tourists attraction. Loved those actors and movies tho.
"How can they EVER MAKE anything as good as these moviez?????" I'll say it again;"I'm so glad to have been born back in 1951, life will NEVER BE THE SAME!!!!!!" Thank you Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach and of course, Lee Van Cleef, all of your characters will forever live with the best time of my life! Long Live: "man with no name, Tuco and Angel Eyes............"
Well, some would say the dialogue is a bit corny or melodramatic to some degree, however the overpowering presence of Clint Eastwoods character, the back drop scenery and much if not all of the musical score, more than make up for any perceived deficiencies of these movies. The Good the Bad and the Ugly being the crown jewel, having the benefit of American funding. It is an epic in the truest sense of the word. Its a movie you feel you are in, or want to be in. I saw it at the family drive in when I was 7 years old, and can say it truly changed my life. All before computer simulated graphics, the sense of reality is compelling.
I dont think that any actor had a more perfect role than Clint had in all of these 3 movies,its greatest performance in filming history.You have Stalone,Arnie,Statham,Chuck,Jet Li,but No1 wants to mess with CLINT.Pure BADASSERY
I met Angel Eyes at a Coco restaurant years ago,,,,I had to say hello. I mentioned to him when your movies came on my buddies and I would drink Jack and smoke cigars! He laughed....really nice guy,,,,died a couple of years after....RIP Angel Eyes
Same here , great movies , the good the bad and the ugly is probably my favourite though , it seems almost like TGTBATU is 3 short movies as they have go from one adventure after another . And the 3 actors all did a great job , and tuco (Eli wallach ) played such an excellent baddy :).
Who can forgeet the magnificent music of Ennio Morricone, that added so much to these films?
Yeah. I'm gonna go listen to "Ecstasy of Gold" again... the one with Susanna Rigacci singing.
Absolutely
The Danish National Symphony does an excellent cover of the title songs from all three, check out their Utube channel
So true. Try watching the Mexican standoff scene muted - it loses nearly all of its power & intensity.
The Story of a Soldier, in a Fistful of Dollars, heart wrenching, I love that tune and song.
it took an italian to capture the perfect western settings.
Nothing beats the Dollars Trilogy,the best westerns ever made.Sergio Leone is a damn genius
A genius with cheese. Guns that never miss, shots that sound like skyrockets.
@@SovereignStatesman because his movies are satirical..
I’d say some of John Wayne’s best definitely rival Leone’s best, but you make a compelling case, mate.
I just wish that John Wayne and Clint Eastwood could have teamed up for a Western movie.
The Wild Bunch is 1k times better than the italian spaghetti western
The ones directed by Eastwood himself are legendary aswell.
The best duo ever ,Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone !!!!!!
How can any one possibly dislike this video?
The greatest movie trilogy ever made.
They probably don’t like cowboys
Citcktcki🎉🎉
We will never, ever see another trilogy of westerns as great as the man with no name trilogy. Thanks for making this Steven Thomas. This is beautiful. It's like watching a trailer.
'We will never, ever see another trilogy of westerns as great as the man with no name trilogy' ... until Man Called Horse ;-)
He's not the man with no name, this has been false for many years. Clint never clamed this. In the 1st his name was " Manco" in the 2nd he was Joe" in GBU he was called"Blondie by Tuco because he was European not Spaniard with light hair, hence the name "Blondie"
I know this is an old comment but i just wanted to say that Bud Spencer and Terence Hill westerns are on the same level imo. Or come at least close.
@@m42037 all fake names dipshit
5 Years Late.. But the closest. Has got to be the Mandalorian.
Eastwood's Character has been written in such a way that most of the time he seems to be an extra in every movie more than a protagonist. However, this is necessary to give his character that sense of Mystery. You don't know who he is or what he represents. He is not Good nor bad. He is surrounded by a lot of people but close to nobody... like the eagle looking for prey ... Calmness, violence, silence... No name.
The Man with No Name was only the main character in the first film of the trilogy. In the other two, he was a supporting character. GBU was definitely Tuco's story, not Blondie's.
Great observation. Yes spot on.
The thing close to this was the first trilogy of captain jack sparrow by Jonny depp. You put the two in comparison you can see johnny's genius of portraying the elusive capn sparrow. You can say he got some inspiration on client eastwood no name bounty Hunter. Not the focus of the plot but there as something that really dripped in iconic given role.
He’s like a force of nature sent to kill
@larncieldarknciel...you hit the nail on the head commenting what ai I would have said about the unique acting skills of Clint Eastwood....
No contest there will never be ANY western that will surpass the good the bad and the ugly hell any of Clint's westerns. THANK GOD my dad showed me these westerns when I was young if not I most likely never seen any of them. God bless you Clint Eastwood.
I agree, but would always include Once Upon A Time in The West, even tho the actors were different.
@@boomerrob9223 Once Upon a Time is my all times favorite.
For Clint's westerns I personally like The Outlaw Josey Wales too.
Watch lonesome dove it beats this hands down
THANK CHRIST FOR THESE MOVIES ABOUT KILLING PEOPLE, PRAISE JESUS
Every element of these movies are excellent: story, acting, cinematography, production, music. Perfect movies of a perfect trilogy.
The coolest movie character of all time.
James Lisle And it was just Clint playing Eastwood
Agreed. Josey Wales,Harry Callahan and MWNN. He is the king of cool movie characters.
Hell yes, theres cool and theres Clint cool, in a league of his own.
Agreed...EXCEPT for the main character in the movie this is based on. Watch Toshiro Mifune in Akira Kurosawa’s Yojimbo and You’ll see where he got it from. First there’s Mifune, then there’s Clint, then all the rest. For extra points watch The Seven Samurai that the Magnificent Seven was based on.
Yep
I dont care what anyone says, this right here IS THE BEST movie trilogy ever.
LotR has entered the chat
@@BDRmongooseLOTR is actually so bad 😂
You'll care what I say.
God showed me a lot of people right before they died.
I gave my assessment of their future.
My predictions were all perfect.
These types of products are built for the collector.
You buy them to add different experiences to your home cinema life.
These are NOT the same experience.
You have no clue what you're talking about and who you're talking too.
This is NOT the old movie.
These are all new experiences.
The old set of image colours AREN'T AVAILABLE in this set of movies.
These are AGED sets of colours.
These movies will look older than the original.
Grow up general public.
You're way behind.
This is NOT gossip posting location.
You post useful information here.
This trilogy will not be complete without Sergio Leone, Ennio Maricone and Clint Eastwood..
The greatest trilogy all of the time..
Sergio Leone = genius, Ennio Maricone = maestro, Clint Eastwood = greatest.
This is masterpiece
Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach were great actors too! Almost on par with Eastwood.
@@TacticalProjectGaming don't forget Gian Maria Volonte
these movies wouldn't be that great without the villains
Spelling...meh!!
Morricone you idiot
The Acting, the Action, the Music, and the Story Line. An Incredible Trilogy I still continue to watch over time. A big shout out to two amazing Actors Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach.
This trilogy is a true masterpierce.
😊......hmmmm
Since RDR2 came out I have drowned myself in westerns and The Man with No name feels the must series of westerns that rings true.... Seeing our edit make me think you sold be up in hollywood, make us ting what trailers are worth while. I know the last comment was over a year ago but watching this sparks fire in the belly. Don't be shy of you editing talents.
Dragonwulf Gaming in Red Dead Redemption 2, you can get Eastwood's Man With No Name hat. In the game it's called the "Stalker Hat". Just if you wanted to know.
His name is "Manco" in the 1st and 2nd it's "Joe" people need to stop calling the first two "No Name" only GBU he's no name, Tuco called him "Blondie" because he was "European not Spaniard, light colour hair, hence the name "Blondie
I've been into spaghetti western content for nearly a year now because of RDR2. in my expeirence with these hidden classics, here's my reccomendations:
The Great Silence (Don't spoil the ending)
Django 1966
Keoma
A Man Called Blade
Day Of Anger (the ending sucks but the whole movie is good)
Once Upon a Time in the West
My Name is Nobody
Trinity duology (if you like comedy)
Django Kill. If You Live, Shoot!
Ringo duology (Pistol For Ringo, Return Of Ringo)
A Bullet For The General
Face to Face
The Big Gundown
Sartana (All of them, except the fake and retitles ones)
Eastwood's character was not an "archetype" of the Western hero, he was more of an anti-hero, a cold-blooded bounty hunter who killed people at his own convenience and did it for profit and gain. That was what made this such a break-through character. It was precisely because the character was NOT the good guy wearing the white hat that made him so interesting and intriguing to movie audiences.
Well, I feel like he's the type of character who can only be as good as he tries to be. He's still better than most people like himself.
By subverting an achetype the man with no name became one
Not totally correct, he did save that poor family's wife in A fist full of dollars.
JackKangaroo1 "The bad, the ugly.....and the anti-hero ". 😁..you are quite right
Yeah. Not saying that he's completely immoral or evil because he does help people occasionally but he mostly cares about his motives and well being above others. Which is why I think he's more the archetype of the Loner rather than the Western hero.
The Dollars Trilogy and other Eastwood 'spaghetti westerns' by Sergio Leone are the best westerns made. Once Upon a Time in the West, made in 1968, is a classic too. Along with Ennio Morricone's terrific music scores they remain unsurpassed to this day.
the best western movies ever made,great actors, story and soundtrack.
Italian Western made by Sergio Leone with Moricone, Bronson, Eastwood, Ford, Cardinalle , Lee van Cleef and some others
The Greatest Triology
The Greatest Director
The Greatest Composer
The Greatest Movie
The Greatest Scene in History of Cinema
The Greatest Characters Ever Creates
Simply the Masterpiece of the modern World ♥️♥️♥️
The Trilogy would've swept the Oscars if it was all in one movie, best costumes,director,actors and cast,composter and OST, and the best adaptation (A Fistful Of Dollars).
1:53 my uncle lee was a great actor and shooter he surely knew how to be in films and there will be no other person like him r.i.p my uncle lee van cleef ( Jan 9, 1925 - dec 16, 1989 ) “best of the bad” love and light.
Bill Van Cleef
Really !!! Lee van Cleef was your uncle ?????
Hicham Abaidia yes he was
Bill Van Cleef
Man ! your uncle is a legend. in my country everyone loves him and admires his charisma
Hicham Abaidia well thx
Bill Van Cleef
NO ! Thank you
Can’t stop watching this, as a western lover fricking love this video and fricking love Sergio Leone
These movies are seriously some of the best, (if not the absolute best) I’ve ever seen. I smile all the way through “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” every time
"I don't think it's nice, you laughing. You see, my mule don't like people laughing. He gets the crazy idea you're laughin' at him. Now if you apologize, like I know you're going to, I might convince him that you really didn't mean it". Best lines ever said by Clint before wasting the bad boys.
You are an excellent editor. The way you cut and placed the videos and played with the audio, the way you combine it perfectly with the music. Everything flows into eachother and the whole video just works so well. Hats off to you
Hats shot off to you :D
Give this editor a beer!👌🏼🍺
yes... exellent
Ain't that right.
Well I tried watching it on my Samsung J-3 Android phone and the music is just overpowering the voices. I had to click pause after only a minute 1/2.
I grew up in these westerns back in the 80s. Classics, every single one them. They never get old.
The Dollars trilogy is by far the best Hollywood has ever seen
Hollwood wanted nothing to do with at first too.
Typical hollyweird.
John Wayne was cool..But never this cool..
Obv... Eastwood is best
Facts
And nicely recorded the soundtrack from a vinyl...that`s the top cherry on the cream! Thank you, very much apreciated.! I own an ages old 12" 4LP collectors box from Morricone as well. Such an brilliant musician, and he never took a job that did not actually kick him off! Just finished it and listen to it for a second time. A very...very...neat cut and collage.! Artfull!
Clint, Gian Maria Volonté, Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach 4 amazing actor with the amazing combo Leone-Morricone THE PERFECTION
Great tribute of Clint ❤
The 4 great men: Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach,Lee van Cleef, and Gian Maria Volonte
+ Ennio Morricone.
Người vô danh. The man with no name
All gone but one
You forgot John Wayne.
Did those four ever star in a film with each other?
The Greatest Trilogy Of All Time,every movie Is perfect.
Thanks for making this. Probably my favorite trilogy ever.
One of the hardest edits I’ve seen
Three absolute stunning movies.....pure billiance...effortlessly beautiful cinema...
This is perhaps the MOST BRILLIANT video trailer edit I have EVER seen!!!!!
While Eli Wallach was still with us, I dreamt of one last western with him and Clint in supporting roles. Obviously, being octo- and nonagerians, they wouldn't have been speedy gunslingers, but ancient legends of the west, possibly passing on the torch. In the style of Unforgiven, but not as nihilistic.
I hoped for that, too.
@- He could do a "handing the torch" type film... if a similarly charismatic younger star exists. Hollywood seems to prefer Beta Males and She-Men these days.
:(
@@KutWrite such loss, such lack of fulfillment…
@@KutWrite Unforgiven is a close one but it's more like a moral lesson on how bad the wild west really is.
@@KutWrite tg. .
Lee Van Cleef was a total badass in those days...
This Train'll stop in Tucumcari.
Best of the Bad !!!
Great video, great editing. And that song y'all saying is from Django.... It was in a Eastwood western many years ago. Two mules for sister Sara.
Movie studios are saying "the coronavirus" is going to kill movies, I say its already dead when they stopped making gems like these ones.
On point
@Nex Wex 3 They are nothing but a bunch of satanic liars, controlling the world by finances, finally owning every government and all the rest. It's all according to the Bible, God's word.
Movies got killed before the virus.
“You see in this world there are two kinds of people my friend, the ones with loaded guns and the one who dig, you dig” the man with no name best character in movie history, there will be no other character like him!!!🤠🤠✨
everytime i hear this song or see one of his movies, i think of my dad. he passed away last year and always would watch these together. fly high-
Wow, le choix des répliques, la musique, la réalisation... Tout est parfait !
C'était excellent !
Don't forget the actor. That was a perfect choice as well
As a historian and a love of westerns I'm happy to actually buy the dollar Trilogy took me a while but I found all 3 its some of the best western EVER
As an historian, you don´t write very well...
Spaghetti westerns are absolutely a masterpiece. And the soundtrack is sensational.
THE BEST. COMPILATION. IN EXISTENCE!!!!!!!!!!
Best 5.30 minutes ever spent on UA-cam, fantastic production mate, thanks for posting, superb!
I never forget this three movie's by Clint Eastwood and his Acting and dailouges
Legend has it that one sunny day sometime in the 60s an Italian came along and showed the Americans how westerns are done. After that nothing was ever the same and the American western was changed forever. Cynical, brutal and ugly. No one was total good and characters were complex. The protagonist wasn't a hero but selfish and greedy but every now and than was capable of showing empathy. The icing on the cake was the music score of Morricone. I hated western films until Leone and Morricone came along and turned thd genre on its head. RIP Leone and Morricone.
أفلام الرجال والقيم زمن الفن الجميل
Classics. So glad I saw all three. Clint Eastwood is the man
Love Clint Eastwood Acting in this movie forever top for All ❤️ Clint Eastwood ❤️
This "trilogy" is the ultimate "classic" and can NOT be created/re-created today! It still "holds" up even today!
So fantastic movie thanks So much
God bless Clint Eastwod, Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone and please, God bless this video.
Amen to that amigo.
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Dont ever forget Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach, wouldnt be the same without them
@@Wulfzz And Gian Maria Volontè
R.I.P Ennio Morricone...
Western movies at its finest
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I have never understood why most people tend to ignore Gian Maria Volonte. He excels as a scrupulous baddie and still a character with depth. I love him in the movies. To bad he didnt get a minor role in TgTbTU.
He is brilliant in " A bullet for the general "
Such a great trilogy. And the music that accompanies it makes it even better. Great soundtrack.
Love his anti-hero.
All anti-hero's are interesting caractors, with many various idiosyncratic sides to them.
That's why the dollars trilogy works on so many levels.
😊
Anti-hero >hero. Because they punish the villain in their own way
Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach outshine Clint in this movie trilogy. Particularly Wallach, the greatest bandito that ever banditoed. There is only one movie heavy that outranks him. The incredible Jack Palance in Shane. His Jack Wilson was the ultimate hired gun. So good, he was nominated for an Oscar with less dialogue than any nominee ever. The Greatest shootout in western history was Shane and Wilson at Graftons saloon. What separates the dollars trilogy were two things. Quality and Quantity. Leone was a fabulous director who nailed it time and again. Shane was the best single western. The dollars trilogy is the best fir sustained excellence.
I know what I'm watching next time the wife is away for the weekend.
One of the coolest cowboy actors and characters of all time.
the coolest cowboy character in gaming history and best character in rockstar games
This actually isn’t a trilogy. He always plays a different character in every movie. It was just for marketing.
@@peterschreuder2600 Its universally known as The Dollars Trilogy and has been for many years.
Google it.
One more comment the music is out of this world fantastic
The best movies of all time, in my opinion.
No, ONCE UPON A TIME in the West was better : Moricone, Sergio, Ford, Cardinalle and Buczynski aka Bronson= Harmonica Men
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Lords of the Rings trilogy.
@@tomaszser470 *Morricone, *Fonda, *Cardinale, *Buchinsky aka You don´t know shit. And it´s just Harmonica.
Old western films and Johnny Cash Outlaw Country music is the real raw deal. Man I love living this life. None of the young teens of today will know what real Western was really about.
None of this Blake Shelton, Alan Jackson, or Taylor Swift stuff. I absolutely love this video.
I was born to love Outlaw Country music and western films. I'm already loving this so much. Thanks for the video dude. 😎🤠👌
Theres a few young teens out there who still appreciate old westerns like these. Me specifically, my pa raised me on clint eastwood movies and The Rifleman, so I will always have a soft spot for Westerns in my heart. Such a shame they no longer attract much attention anymore
Clint turned 92 a few days ago - what an awesome life! He, and the legend of these movies, just keeps growing and growing.
The music at the beginning of this video is also the same music used in the film 2 Mules For Sister Sarah
Love these movies... Lee Van Cleef as Colonel Mortimer was always my favorite character. I'm so glad my father made me discover these masterpieces when I was ~12-13yo. I'm now 39 and I watch them at least once every year
The best video on UA-cam. ❤🤠🐎
The best series of move that the American movie companies seem to have forgotten the skill of making them
They were all made in Italy.
@@jonothandoeser and this means. Hollywood dumbness can't make a movie that's not a pile of shit now ? Sad when the perfect plot devices can ever be reproduced ever ?
@@danwendt4292 Italians are better than Hollywood.
@@jonothandoeser on this point I am not disagreeing with you I just would like Hollywood to learn and make movies as good as those series if movies
@@danwendt4292 I think the Spaghetti Westerns in the 1960s were a lot like Japanese cars were in the 1970s. The Americans kind of laughed off both of them because they were not made in America. But as it turned out, both foreign offering were actually of higher quality than the Americans versions.
Hollywood just has to swallow its pride and admit that sometimes things are done better in other places. Even when Hollywood finally did try to copy the formula, they screwed it up because they just couldn't resist Americanizing them. Their movies never came out as good as the original Sergio Leone versions.
No one comes close to him. An absolute legend and one if not the greatest Western icon. Love Clint Eastwood’s western films. But The man with no name is the standout. Absolutely brilliant..
I was born in Cartagena, Spain, and been watching those western spaghetti in my youth. At the times i thought the landscapes were a bit familiar and later, much like in my teenage I found these movies were shoot not far from my city, around Almeria to be exact, southeast of Spain…where the countryside looks mostly like some regions of the west American deserts. By the way, to this days it still have some remains of the little towns with wooden houses as tourists attraction. Loved those actors and movies tho.
My god !!! I enjoyed that...Brilliant, They don't make 'em like that anymore.
"How can they EVER MAKE anything as good as these moviez?????"
I'll say it again;"I'm so glad to have been born back in 1951, life will NEVER BE THE SAME!!!!!!"
Thank you Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach and of course, Lee Van Cleef, all of your characters will forever live with the best time of my life!
Long Live: "man with no name, Tuco and Angel Eyes............"
Yeah
One of the best actors around and true American legend. Thank you SxD
Get 6 coffins ready....I don't think it's nice you pressing the dislike button
Better make that seven.
+godzilla691138MW3 My mistake. Eight coffins.
+promoshot DAMMNIT!
godzilla691138MW3 Make that 13...
Man With No Name my mistake make that 20
Very good mashup. Makes me want to see all those movies again. Thanks!
A Lone Wanderer, a Bounty Hunter and a Rat in the Desert. the perfect trio
Excellent clip. Good job. Thanks.
eastwood & van cleft worked so dam good together,i wish they would of made more movie's together.
Cleef
Well, some would say the dialogue is a bit corny or melodramatic to some degree, however the overpowering presence of Clint Eastwoods character, the back drop scenery and much if not all of the musical score, more than make up for any perceived deficiencies of these movies. The Good the Bad and the Ugly being the crown jewel, having the benefit of American funding. It is an epic in the truest sense of the word. Its a movie you feel you are in, or want to be in. I saw it at the family drive in when I was 7 years old, and can say it truly changed my life. All before computer simulated graphics, the sense of reality is compelling.
Old school badassery
One of, if not the Greatest Cowboy to ever grace the silver screen.
Eastwood, Leone, Morricone. The holy trinity of cinema!!
Brilliant, just brilliant. Thank you for uploading this 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Clint Eastwood at his best, and the reason he's the best.
Clint , the music your talent can't get no better
"there is two kind of people in this world, my friend, those with loaded guns and those who dig. You dig!"
THE GREATEST TRILOGY
You know how good a movie is when you don’t even know the main characters real name and he’s still one of the most memorable in cinema history.
I always thought it was Blondie 😁😁
@@alanvanallen7762 Joe, in A Fistful Of Dollars, Manco, in For A Few Dollars More and Blondie, in The Good The Bad and The Ugly.
@@CB-xr1eg Ah right,thanks CB
@@alanvanallen7762 You're welcome AS...
@phil veburst what. His real name is never said. “Dummy”.
The greatest Westerns ever made. Hands down!
I dont think that any actor had a more perfect role than Clint had in all of these 3 movies,its greatest performance in filming history.You have Stalone,Arnie,Statham,Chuck,Jet Li,but No1 wants to mess with CLINT.Pure BADASSERY
Clint Eastwood lebende Legende
Sergio Leone perfektes Team
Großes📽 Kino
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The lack of dialogue in these movies is one of the most beautiful thing in cinematic history. Clint = GOAT
Same for Conan the Barbarian and Mad Max Fury Road.
@@Wirmish Except those movies were awful in comparison to the spaghetti westerns
I met Angel Eyes at a Coco restaurant years ago,,,,I had to say hello. I mentioned to him when your movies came on my buddies and I would drink Jack and smoke cigars! He laughed....really nice guy,,,,died a couple of years after....RIP Angel Eyes
Beautiful editing! These are my favorite movies and I want to rewatch them for a thousandth time!
Great video! Makes me want to watch the movies
Same here , great movies , the good the bad and the ugly is probably my favourite though , it seems almost like TGTBATU is 3 short movies as they have go from one adventure after another .
And the 3 actors all did a great job , and tuco (Eli wallach ) played such an excellent baddy :).
Clint Eastwood is the greatest of all time
Us mardjalls
must watch them again
Loved them all. Great editing
Best movie ❤
Best movies and music ever made.
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