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I wouldn't killed him when old man paid up

Hey in end it's all bad for u

I kinda felt bad for old man

Some one tell me what ther eating!! I need to know

Goff

This is the last time he invites angel eyes over for soup. Literally 😊.

The most impressive part was Lee Van Cleef scooping the food from the bowl and onto his plate without taking his eyes from the man.

Lk eastside

Angel eyes is a way better movie villain than today’s movie villains

I was weiting strrr!❤❤❤

🎉🎉🎉30 seconds!

The music here is beautiful. At the first when Angel Eyes is approaching. Does anyone know what that piece of music is called?

gran inspiración para "unglorious basterds"

what was he eat ?

That's why they pay me!!😂😂😂coldest line ever

What did you find nothing but scrap paper 🗞️😄

Van Cleef had EXQUISITE bone structure...

You a man means business when he strolls into your house unannounced and sits at your table without invitation, doesn’t speak to you and starts chopping away all the while staring a dam hole clean through your head😮

man the food from this scene looks delicious.

His stare is so intense omg

I just watched this movie for the first time. I've heard so much about it. The characters were amazing, the west environment shots were glorious, and I really enjoyed the ending. This is one of the masterpieces in Hollywood!

The way he trots in on the house was even a taunt.

Note… the young son is the kids in a few dollars more that clint was paying for info. Kelly’s Heroes is my all time favorite movie. But GBU is one of his best. The eating scenes are amazingly satisfying.

I always wonder what they were eating.... besides the bread 🍞. 🧐 🤷

U TOLED ME 1 THING HOW TO GET F...ED 😂😂😂

I thought I was the kid on the burro.. true story

Cena maravilhosa 😂

8:22 *those VIOLINS tho!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

It’s wild bc I’m just now noticing how little he see’s in how that one guy is eating the food knowing those nutrients will be going to waste shortly.

Lee Van Cleef played the perfect killer.

Ate his food, took his money, and shot em. Then proceeds to kill the man who hired him. A man who takes his work seriously! Once I'm paid I always see the job thru!

Props to fallout writers for paying homage to such a great scene 👍🏼

Here after the reference in The Fallout Show where they basically do this scene again with the Ghoul.

this is one of the best intro scenes ever given to a villain in the history of cinema. Slowly letting it build its pace. Leone, you genius.

I think we need to drag general audiences kicking and screaming back to these sorts of movies with long, dense scenes of slow build every now and then for their own good

I came back here after watching the Fallout show, and the scene in the old Rangers shack with the Ghoul plays out in much the same way, you can see they took some great inspiration from the classics.

Fallout TV series gave a great nod to this scene

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I love how Angel Eyes keeps his word. He shoots this guy and takes his money… but honors the payment to Baker later.

When siblings are fighting but are still having to share the same roof lol

U honestly ain't ever lived life until u eat ground beef veggie soup 🍲 out of a wooden bowl wit a wooden ladel spoon ❤ It will humble u when u doin too much or workin too hard & it taste fire 🔥 asf ❤ The scenes in Western films that show them eating are always goated 🐐 & taste just as good how they look in real life especially when u hungry asf💯

I almost forgot. The late Lee Van Cleef, was also the evil character you never want to be stranded on a deserted Island with! I await your response.

This scene makes me so hungry.

Sentenza

What they eating?

The son really thought he caught Angel Eyes lacking, should’ve hid upstairs and kept the bloodline alive.

They dont make movies like this anymore. Real authentic feeling. Sweat and dirt. Practical effects will always be better than cgi

Greatest movie out there

The woman has beautiful eyes

Anyone who reads the Old Testament will find angels using the phrase, "fear not!," when approaching people. After looking into Van Cleef's eyes i can see when the ancient Israelites feared angels.