The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - The Final Duel (1966 HD)

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Publicado 2013-06-10
You see in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig.

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  • @NeedsContent
    Sergio Leone took a scene where three men stare at each other and turned it into the most epic showdown in film history.
  • Imagine trying to tell someone that there's a scene in this movie where 3 men stare at each other for 5 minutes and it's awesome.
  • @CiPhEr505
    Fun fact: The reason why Clint Eastwood got that famous stare is because he actually hated smoking - 'it always made his eyes tear up, so he squinted'😁
  • @edpolk1262
    Tuco: One of the most scheming, conniving, double-crossing, back-stabbing, untrustworthy; but lovable characters of all time.
  • @Fireworxs2012
    One of the greatest movies of all time...Anybody else notice that Lee Van Cleef was missing part of a finger? He lost it building a playhouse for his daughter. This movie is an absolute Masterpiece of 1960's Filmography
  • @PrimalElf
    One of the greatest movies of all time One of the greatest endings of all time One of the greatest soundtracks of all time One of the greatest characters of all time Thank you Sergio leone rest in peace Thank you Ennio Morricone rest in peace Thank you Clint Eastwood rise and shine
  • The most upsetting thing about this scene is I'm never going to see it for the 1st time again.
  • @GumbootZone
    5th of July 2020: Italian composer Ennio Morricone dies at age 91. RIP. His music helped to turn this into one of the most epic scenes ever. Wouldn't be the same without it.
  • @craigfowler7098
    57 years have passed since this film's release and the legend is still with us.
  • @charleswells5751
    Take a moment to appreciate that Clint Eastwood is still alive. A living legend
  • @prabhendu
    minimum words..maximum impact.. easily one of the coolest scene
  • @keithkeller6471
    I love the "ptchew" sound effect of every gun in westerns before the late 70's.
  • @smoldragon339
    This will always be one of the greatest scenes in film, in my opinion. The amount of information that's being conveyed without a single word, and with almost no movement, is amazing.
  • @ClutchZee
    My late father introduced this film to me as a kid, words cant describe the feeling it gives me rewatching this scene.
  • @kelvinaustin6693
    Blondie outsmarted them.. He knew Tuco's gun was empty so he only had to think about shooting Angel Eyes.. But Angle Eyes and Tuco had to think about shooting two targets.. What a movie..
  • @johnn4411
    Ennio Morricone took this scene to a whole new level with his music
  • @DonVigaDeFierro
    The fact that three guys staring at each other for six minutes has more tension, meaning, and is a far more intense climax than million dollar CGI fests is both a testament to Sergio Leone's directing abilities and the slow decline of cinema as an art form.
  • @DrFoxhound
    Imagine watching this masterpiece in theaters, and suddenly the score kicks in. Knowing you’re witnessing history in the making. Just wow