Yes really Bravo Kamilla for years have being trying to make any reactor I follow too watch this funny movie when they see a western movie and all of them always see the same old movies (The Dollar Trilogy, Tombstone, Unforgiven, The Magnificent Seven, One Upon A Time In The West, Young Guns). Kamila you are the first to react to this amazing movie so again Bravo. Thank you very much for doing this reaction.
@@Centane Yes you are the first! This is a relatively little known movie. It's sparse subgenre among the spaghetti western subgenre, which is part of the western genre. It's hard to get it in full, since it's a journey you should take starting from the orginal American westerns of the '60s, John Wayne's era. When people could spend days on the trail and wake up in the morning after sleeping in a bedroll with a perfect shave and a just ironed clean shirt. Then spagetti westerns came, with everywhing being dirty and dusty. This let to some very violent b-movies, together with masterpieces like "Once Upon in the West" by Leone. Tarantino paid several homages to them. Then they evolved turning towards comedy or parody (kinda overdoing it) without really fully enbracing a full comedic tone (they had the full look and feel of a proper western, just more lighthearted. Terence Hill made a name for himself together with Bud Spencer in the Trinity movies, which are probably the best examples, and are - to the day - immensely popular in Italy. You wouldn't believe. The end credit song in Tarantino's "Django" is actually the theme from Trinity. (Django being the titular character's name in another series of spagetti western) This movie is an odd one, since here comedy borders into slapstick at times. The undefined tone of the movie can put off many people. I like it but it's like a guilty pleasure to me. I'd rather watch Trinity for the 100th time, tho. I loved your reaction BTW! It must be even weirder to you as a movie if this is your first western.
Henry Fonda (Jack Beauregarde) did this movie because he enjoyed working with Sergio Leone (producer on this) on "Once Upon a Time in the West" so much. He was one of the greatest stars of the Golden Age.
He was also very uncertain if accepting the part in "Once Upon a Time in the West", since he didn't know anything about Leone or spaghetti western. It had been Eli Wallach that persuaded him, telling Fonda that Leone would have the movie he would have been remembered for.
@@neutronalchemist3241 Fonda playing against type (don't want to spoil it) shows what a good actor he was, I would never have believed he well it would work if i had not seen it. That (OUATITW) is my favorite Western i still watch it often and never get bored. But when it comes to fun the Trinty movies are great along with the support movies ( James Garner) .
This movie makes me cry, i used to watch this movie with my father when i was a kid but sadly my father died several years ago, and the music, Terence Hill, Henry Fonda, reminds me of my father, RIP Daddy, i love you. Best western ever !
I can't believe your watching this it is my favorite western of all time. I seen it in a drive in when it came out. I'm 55 years old. Thank you for doing this one.
plz do ... but i guess the "original" will not be that iconic like the german versions ... it was the first time make a western much more like a comedy ...
@@just2coolkk ja die deutschen Versionen sind extrem komisch. Es lag wahrscheinlich daran das wir früher nicht viel Geld für gute übersetzer hatten. Die übersetzer konnten sich daher viel witzigen Blödsinn erlauben 🤣
Terence Hill (Mario Girotti) and Bud Spencer (Carlo Pedersoli) are national heroes in Italy 🤣Even if their solo movies (like this one) are ok, their best movies are the ones were they are together!
Legends in germany too, the german translation is always so funny and perfect, it has it's own status. Usually I like to watch films in English, but the Bud Spencer and Terence Hill movies, the original is italien, but I like the german translation so much, can't imagine it is better in italian.
Peep peep! Peep peep! The moral of the story is just because someone craps on you doesnt mean they're your enemy and just because someone pulls you out of a pile of crap doesn't mean that they're your friend! Great choice, I've missed watching this one as its been years. I'm not sure that this is the best Western to watch as your first, but it's not a bad one either! Cheers!
Never heard of your channel, but for some reason this popped up in recommended. I've watched this and the Trinity movies many times, so I'll watch this again with you.
Bud Spencer and Terence Hill are very popular in germany. This is because their unique Comedy and the syncro of Rainer Brandt. This combination makes their movies legendary
For more Terrence Hill, watch They call me Trinity and for great Clint Eastwood, The Good the bad and the ugly or the Fistful of Dollars movies are absolutely amazing
@@just2coolkkexactely! I don't remember how the movie is named where he is a policeman and gest superpowers but they vanish when he sees the colour red. Not a western but typical fun movie. Just like his version of Don Camillo.
"This song that we are hearing in the background" - composer Ennio Morricone liked to have some fun citing classical music and incorporated it into his scores, especially when it fit the theme. What you are probably referring to is "Ride of the Valkyries" by 19th century German composer Richard Wagner. It's from his opera "The Valkyrie". Another famous instant when that music was used (in its original form) was in Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now", during the helicopter attack sequence. This film is basically a commedia dell'arte comedy, set in the Wild West. Nobody is a true arlecchino.
Ennio Morricone was so impactful that his scores are THE sound of spaghetti westerns. His scores are still used today. His most iconic is for The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.
That introduction scene alone was pure cinematic gold. The sound, the cinematography and the tense atmosphere. They don't make em like these anymore. This was one of my favorite Spaghetti westerns.
This movie was about the end of an era. The western era about cowboys, famous in movies since the 1960's. So famous, there were even theme parks about them. But like everything, a lot of things changed in the beginning of 1900's. Near the end of the movie, it is shown it was 1899. Jack was a famous/infamous character. Wanted poster and all. "Nobody" was a fan of him. Just like many children were fans of Cowboys during the 1960's. During this movie, it is shown that Jack is old, and wants to retire far away in Europe. He is tired of being persecuted and finds his "achievements" not something to be happy about. So you can also see that, everytime he and Nobody talked about it, it was a dialogue between the experienced gunfighter that survived and the fans of that lifestyle. Nobody adores it; but Jack says its not worth it(like a Vietnam veteran). There is also a word play running in most of the movie with the word "Nobody". Just like when someone asked "Who defeated Jack in a duel?" The answer that came was "Nobody". So even if Jack lost, that way he preserved his undefeated title, since Nobody defeated him. Get it? They arranged the duel so that Jack is officially dead; but the actual person can start a new life. The letter Jack read to Nobody at the end of the movie might seem like a monologue; but it is actually a message for fans of that lifestyle. This movie cameout in 1974, when there was "cowboy movie fatigue" just like there are "Superheroes movie fatigue" nowadays.
We were never really allowed to watch movies as kids, but whenever we visited our aunt and uncle, the parents would party and drink upstairs and us kids were allowed to watch any movie on VHS and they had them all. Saw all the bond movies up until that time ( mid 80's) and basically any Hollywood movie from 1940 to then. Of course also all the Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill movies, but this one was always my favorite. Uncle loved it too and often came down to watch it with us when he heard that epic Soundtrack. He passed away December 2023, And when i hear Morricone's music it just reminds me of him and how much he loved the spaghetti western movies. I hope he is partying with Bud Spencer up in heaven right now, miss you Peter :(
Thank you for reviewing They Call Me Nobody. This film is a good laugh. The Public Urinal scene is legendary. But for the best laugh you need to view They Call Me Trinity and They Still Call Me Trinity with Terence Hill and Bud Spencer. Without a doubt the finest comedy westerns ever made. You will crack up! I always do at those two. They are the best.
Criminally underrated movie in my eyes..... "What have I been watching??" Your reaction shows that this type of movie with a mix of melancholy, deep meaning and goofy humour just doesnt exist anymore. This genre just died out. What we have today are movies that are either overly serious and grimm or just ridiculous, overpaced and dull. But nothing in between. I feel like film makers nowadays dont want to risk this mix of different colours anymore. I think movies like Parasite once in a while prove me wrong but yeah I will always love those old spaghetti westerns :)
12:35 Those metal things on the heels of his boots are called "Spurs". They are used to help guide the horse while riding. Not recommended for a novice rider. When used properly, they are pain free for the horse.
Such a fun movie, I loved this as a kid. The trick with the 1:150 was that all the guys had dynamite in their saddlebags. He was counting on Jack noticing and remembering that.
11:38 Sam Peckinpah was an acclaim American director and screenwriter iconically known for movoes that were very violent yet paradoxically almost poetic such as "The Wild Buch," "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid," and "Cross of iron" (all three of which I recommend).
And Peckinpah once declined an offer by Leone to do a western together.... Leone was sore about that, hence the name on the grave in this movie (a choice by Leone who co-directed 'My Name is Nobody'). So it was not a tribute! 😀
The urinal thing nobody was just making sure the conductor was busy while he stole the train 😅😅 this is a great classic I remember when it was in theaters
I discovered this one when I was 13, actually going to the movies to see a western and fell in love with the character. Saw this repeatedly at the same movie theater that summer as a matter of fact, almost always taking someone new with me to watch. A gunslinger with a sense of humor was a wild concept to me back then. Let's just say it made an impact on a thirteen year old. Later I was informed about the Trinity films by my older cousins who already knew the character. The character of Nobody played by Terence Hill is really the character of Trinity (probably) without the copyright issues pertained to the character's name. To me it makes the choice of naming him Nobody even funnier. But that's neither here or there... Glad you enjoyed it. This film holds a special place in my heart. Thank you for exposing it to a new generation.
Terence Hill (Nobody) and Bud Spencer (not in this movie) were one of the most famous European comedy couple... their movies are very popular in Europe.
Wow! I was shocked to see someone react to this old Western comedy classic. I was still a kid when the "Trinity/Nobody" films came out, have watched them dozens of times over the years. Love 'em all! Thanks for doing this reaction for us, Kamilla!
A real classic italo western with Terrence Hill but the best movies are with his friend Bud Spencer they both make together 18 movies in 35 years.The greatest film duo in history.
I remember seeing this movie at the theatre. Henry Fonda made another western/comedy with Jimmy Stewart called "The Cheyenne Social Club" (1970). As for great westerns I'd recommend "Unforgiven" (1992) and/or "Tombstone" (1993).
This is one of the best western movies ever made.... great you watched it. On the first look, it just seems like a comedy movie, because it has some funny elements. But it works on so many different layers, even in philosophical ways. Sergio Leone was one of the best western directors of all time, he was co-director of this movie. And Ennio Morricone was one of the best composers for movie music in general and created this fantastic score. All this in combination makes a perfect movie!
Saw that one at the drive-in theater when I was a kid. My favorite spaghetti western. Glad you chose that one for your first western, and that you liked it.
Henry Fonda (Jack Beauraguard) (spl) was 68 when he did this movie. He almost always played the good guy until he started working with Sergio Leone on an earlier movie that was a classic western. You should watch "Once Upon a Time in the West". He is a very good bad guy in it. Good reaction on this one.
Someone recated to a Terence Hill movie... hope you had fun. While the "Spencer and Hill" movies did okay in their original language (english or italian) they became national cult in germany. The reason for it was Rainer Brandt. He is one of germanys / europes best dialouge and screenplay writers. His strongpoint was the so called "schnodderdeutsch" or sloppy german. He did not translate the scripts, he went completly off script, sometimes even invented dialouge when you couldnt see the actors mouth. The german version (on some points) have a complete different meaning because of the dialouge, but brand went for a more funny and light hearted version.
This movie is hilarious, but it also has cool gunfighter action and is unexpectedly touching and surprisingly wise with its reflection on changing times and the end of an era, its take on the meaning of heroes and legends, and its parable of the little bird, so it's one of my all time favorites. When my local TV station would show this, they it with minimum edits and minimum commercial breaks, and because home video wasn't a thing for most of us commoners back then, I would drop whatever I was doing to watch it.
$500 in 1870s is about $11000 now and was about $2500 in 1970. The dollar is worth about 3-4 cents now. Three or four silver dollars will get you a $100 bill today. Many items were a bit more compared to today (electronics, etc.) but they didn't pay what we do in taxes & fees (the secondary tax). That's why a man making $125+ weekly could support a family as late as the 60s. BTW, Henry Fonda played the meanest man in Westerns with Once Upon A Time In The West and Terrance Hill was incredible in They Call Me Trinity
2 other great western comedy's with Terence Hill are. They call me Trinity (1970) And Trinity is Still my name (1971) Those are with Bud Spencer his film partner in more than a dozen movies also.
Great choice. Been many years since i last saw this. Even forgot the actual title but will NEVER forget the scene of him slapping the bad guy while taking his guns away from him before he could draw. 😊
Pro tip...grave name Sam Pekinpah, was a famous movie director who like spaghetti westerns, changed movies forever. Proly jis most famous was, The Wild Bunch, just like the outlaw group in this movie!
I think you didn t see the deep side of this movie. Like in another comment, it s almost philosophical, a passage between two generations, between two kind of laws, between two kind of behavior. The dialogs are so good, the music incredible (Ennio Morricone) and the shooting always creative with Leone sometimes directing
Back in the day there were a bunch of these "Trinity" movies after Italian directors hit on this winning formula. Trinity (Terrance Hill) and Bambino (Bud Spenser) are like western superheroes, with Trinity having superhuman draw speed/accuracy and Bambino having superhuman strength. Ultimately, they tend to profit off of killing bad guys while occasionally helping out average folks. In D&D terms, I think they'd be classified as chaotic good or chaotic neutral.
One of THE all-time favorite comedy westerns!! Terence Hill is THE master at this!! Having Henry Fonda play this character was EPIC!! Everyone LOVED this movie when I was a kid.
The man who played nobody was meet by a woman who thanked him. Because all of his movie he never killed anyone in them and I think this is the only movie he was in that someone dies in. And mostly people just get knocked out or something. I guess he played a loving lite hearted outlaw like in My Name is trinity.
Such a wonderful movie. I love They Call Me Trinity and Trinity is still my Name. In the 1st, you meet his brother, and in the second you meet their parents.
The bathroom scene is this. He needed to keep the train conductor away long enough to steal the train. Most men just can't piss with someone looking at them. So he kept looking at him to keep him in the bathroom long enough to for the guards to think his time was long enough so when the train was leaving, they thought nothing of it. However, it was during this the conductor was finally able to piss, keeping him in the bathroom long enough to pull away with the train. Hope this helps.
And now, for Great Westerns. "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." "Silverado." "Young Guns." "Unforgiven." "The Magnificent Seven." "True Grit," both the 2010 and the original 1969 versions." "The Searchers." And the Clint Eastwood Series: "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly." "A fist full of dollars." "For a few dollars more."
You have great taste in movies, I have seen every single one of these with the exception of “The Magnificent Seven”, the original. I have seen the remake of “The Magnificent Steven”, a great film too.
Yes, (not big on BUTCH CASSIDY though), YOUNG GUNS 1 & 2 she'll love (they're making YOUNG GUNS 3 now). UNFORGIVEN, DANCES WITH WOLVES, SILVERADO, TRUE GRIT (newest), HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER (awesome),, ONCE UPON A TIME .. HANGEM HIGH, TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARAH, GAMBLER 1, 2, 3, 4 AND 5 (you all forgot those). :-D LEGNDS OF THE FALL, (the nest one is amazing) SOMERSBY Starring Ricard Gere & Jodi Foster ... THE BALARD OF LIVERTY VANCE is one I stumbled upon that has a 6TH SCENSE like ending (VERY AMAZING for it's time). If you watched LETHAL WEAPON and enjoyed it, than you'll love MAVERICK starring Mel Gibson (Danny Glover even appears in it) ..
This is a comedic Western, not really representing the genre. but I'm very happy you reacted to it. I watched this movie countless times in my youth. Nobody was a childhood hero of mine^^
You're the 1st reactor I see reacting to a Terence Hill classic spaghetti western movie. He and Bud Spencer did a whole bunch of comedies together. This brings back good childhood memories. They are over the top sometimes, but I can still laugh my ass off till this day if I see them 😂. Subbed for maybe more of these classics :)
You should watch the german Version with englisch subtile, because there are a lot more jokes in the german Version. Tatsächlich the readon germans love Bud Spencer and Terence Hill Movies . Greetings from Germany 😊
Wow😮! What a start to westerns. There are 2 more movies after this. They Call Me Trinity, and Mt Name is Still Trinity. Terrance Hill is a hoot!😂. He's also in an action comedy called Supercop.
I apologize 😢. Supercop is Jackie Chan. I ment Super Fuzz from 1980. I haven't seen that movie since I was in elementary school. It has the same slap stick comedy.
Fun Fact: The Child whose apple he took, that was his real life son :D / Terence Hill movies are a cult classic in Germany (actually in Europe as general), but Nobody stands on his own, having Sergio Leone as the true hidden director and Ennio Morricone behind the soundtrack, having Henry Fonda play the legendary hero. This is an amazing movie, to this day!
Its also, next to "Hill with bloody boots" the last of the Spencer / Hill movies that had people dieing. O at least the last that showed death on screen. Later movies became more light hearted
@@ConstantineFurman I remember the documentary being quite vague about this, and on the wiki it is even more complex... despite that directorial trouble, that movie turned out AMAZING!
@@Commandasaurus Documentaries don't give you the whole truth and certainly don't trust "wikis" on the internet (anybody can write nonsense on those things). However, do trust eyewitness accounts and on set photographs.
Now my delight when I saw that you are watching "My Name is Nobody" I have enjoyed Terrance Hill and Bud Spencer films since the 80s I guess. There are a few references to Hill and Spencer films in this, but you have to have seen them to know. I do recommend the Trinity films, and I read a long time ago that Sergio Leone cared very little for the Trinity films and made this film in response, "I could do better kind of thing", no idea if true. but it's a good story. Terrance Hill could play great quirky characters. For other Leone films, I would recommend Once Upon a Time in the West, though it is slower in pacing and sombre. There is another quirky western film with Terrance Hill I found very amusing though A Genius, Two Partners and a Dupe, more or less playing the same character. instead of Nobody, it's Joe Thanks. I enjoyed your reaction, Subscribed
HUGE fan of Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, they will always be my heroes.. you definitely earned my subsciption for that and I'd be happy to see a reaction to a movie with both of them, ofc :)
The other two Trinity movies are also a lot of fun. They play off the Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns. The legendary Henry Fonda played Beauregard. About the only time he ever played a bad guy was in "Once upon a Time in the West" and he does it so well That is probably the best western ever made. It is a must watch. The western is a form, like a sonnet or haiku. Within the strict limits of the form, you can write a romance, revenge, coming-of-age, a buddy movie, a comedy, destiny. Any theme you can think of can be told as a western.
WOW! I never thought anyone would react to this!! THANK YOU for doing so, this is a great F'N Movie!!!!!!! I just found you thanks to you reacting to this so count me in on subscribing!!!
I recommend the western “The Wild Bunch” (1969). It’s one of the few western set in the early 1900s after WW1 instead of the late 1800s. Another really good western set in the era is “The Professionals “ (1966).
the movies with Terence Hill (and Bud Spencer) are even better in German synchro. This was the time when they didn't exactly stick to the original dialogue but always added funny one-liners. You cannot take these "spaghetti westerns" from the 70s very serious, but in German synchro they are hilarious. For example take the scene in the bar where they are shooting glasses. In the German syncro Nobody called the bald guy "curl" and the other guy "mouse tooth". Or when Nobody delivered the bomb to Beauregard they added references to Little Red Riding Hood: "Grandma does't want the basket!". And if you want to watch a serious western classic with Henry Fonda, i'd recommend "once upon a time in the west".
First time I see a reaction for this movie that I saw in theatre in 1974. Not the best western movie but a fun one. I was blast away by the Ennio Morricone music. I remember thinking that Sergio Leone directed this movie but it's not him even if he was part of the project. A great western from Sergio Leone is Once upon a time in the West (1968)... (with Henri Fonda, Charles Bronson, and Claudia Cardinale) a masterpiece with one of the most iconic scene. Most people prefer the Leone movies starring Clint Eastwood, but this one is a must see also.
It s so well written. The last speech was very important. This is a message from one generation to another one. Nobody is the young generation, idealistyc, showing off, Beauregard is the old one. Nobody wants the old guy that fits his idealistic view.
Thank you Kamilla, I didn't think it would get so many comments from fans of the film who haven't seen it since the 70's. We all appreciate your review and the memories the movie brings us. 🏇🏇🏇🐴🐴🐎🐎
This and the second movie are iconic among many men here in Germany. But to be fair, they are dubbed here and even funnier because the dudes who did the dubbing in the 70's went wild with the movies they dubbed. The music alone is worth watching the movie. "The wild bunch" is the ringtone for my group of friends I have for over 30 years. We played video games and watched movies together and the Nobody movies at least 20 times.
A man who is a man must believe in something, this film is full of wisdom and profound messages, it helps you grow. Bud Spencer and Terence Hill have always made films for young people that teach the values of friendship and justice, ridiculing violence with comic scenes
As a kid I viewed this movie before I got to see The Good The Bad and the Ugly which was also directed by Sergio Leone and musical scored by Ennio Maricone. It’s an underrated gem of a western and it put a smile on my face to finally see a RUclips movie review of this western classic. The main actor Terrence Hill and Sergio made several other westerns that are also must see spaghetti westerns and they all carry themes of morality and life lessons. They are called the Trinity movies of which there were 3, much like Clint Eastwoods trinity but his were actually titled trinity after the main protagonists name. It’s also crazy that Terrence Hill was married to his wife since 1951 to the present which is amazing. Love all his movies and his respect for the sanctity of marriage
One of my favourite Movies of all Time! But also because the German dubbing is much funnier than the original. The music is great too! Every song is a catchy tune.
This is such an odd western to start with! But it does set you up properly for "Blazing Saddles," if you've never seen that. The first (serious) western for most people is usually "Tombstone," which is an utter classic.
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Can we all take a moment to applaud Kamilla for being the FIRST to react to this movie? thank you so much kami 🎉🎉
Am I the first??? whaaaat 😍
Yes..this is worth a honorary mentioning to Kamilla...Centane..great that you did :)
@@Centane I still can't believe you picked up this one of a kind movie! LOL!! And I really love Terence Hill!!
Yes really Bravo Kamilla for years have being trying to make any reactor I follow too watch this funny movie when they see a western movie and all of them always see the same old movies (The Dollar Trilogy, Tombstone, Unforgiven, The Magnificent Seven, One Upon A Time In The West, Young Guns). Kamila you are the first to react to this amazing movie so again Bravo. Thank you very much for doing this reaction.
@@Centane Yes you are the first!
This is a relatively little known movie. It's sparse subgenre among the spaghetti western subgenre, which is part of the western genre.
It's hard to get it in full, since it's a journey you should take starting from the orginal American westerns of the '60s, John Wayne's era. When people could spend days on the trail and wake up in the morning after sleeping in a bedroll with a perfect shave and a just ironed clean shirt.
Then spagetti westerns came, with everywhing being dirty and dusty. This let to some very violent b-movies, together with masterpieces like "Once Upon in the West" by Leone. Tarantino paid several homages to them.
Then they evolved turning towards comedy or parody (kinda overdoing it) without really fully enbracing a full comedic tone (they had the full look and feel of a proper western, just more lighthearted. Terence Hill made a name for himself together with Bud Spencer in the Trinity movies, which are probably the best examples, and are - to the day - immensely popular in Italy. You wouldn't believe. The end credit song in Tarantino's "Django" is actually the theme from Trinity. (Django being the titular character's name in another series of spagetti western)
This movie is an odd one, since here comedy borders into slapstick at times. The undefined tone of the movie can put off many people. I like it but it's like a guilty pleasure to me. I'd rather watch Trinity for the 100th time, tho.
I loved your reaction BTW! It must be even weirder to you as a movie if this is your first western.
I totally grew up on Terrence Hill & Bud Spencer movies... fun times :)
so iconic ...
best of times..... fond childhood memories
Yes! Love em, esp They Call Me Trinity
Need to react to the Trinity movies
They were an amazing pair of dudes👍🏻
Please react to my name is Trinity, too ! Bud Spencer and Terrance Hill movies are so much fun, two true Legends
and Trinity is still my name, the sequel
The name of the movie is, "They Call Me Trinity". Back in the day, I thought the movie was just called, "Trinity".
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My favorite western movie. Bless your heart for doing this one, it is so good, really different.
Henry Fonda (Jack Beauregarde) did this movie because he enjoyed working with Sergio Leone (producer on this) on "Once Upon a Time in the West" so much. He was one of the greatest stars of the Golden Age.
He was also very uncertain if accepting the part in "Once Upon a Time in the West", since he didn't know anything about Leone or spaghetti western. It had been Eli Wallach that persuaded him, telling Fonda that Leone would have the movie he would have been remembered for.
@@neutronalchemist3241 Fonda playing against type (don't want to spoil it) shows what a good actor he was, I would never have believed he well it would work if i had not seen it. That (OUATITW) is my favorite Western i still watch it often and never get bored. But when it comes to fun the Trinty movies are great along with the support movies ( James Garner) .
This was actually Leone's gift to Fonda for agreeing to play against type for him in Once Upon a Time in the West.
The slapping scene is legendary.
Any Terence Hill slap scene is legendary
This movie makes me cry, i used to watch this movie with my father when i was a kid but sadly my father died several years ago, and the music, Terence Hill, Henry Fonda, reminds me of my father, RIP Daddy, i love you. Best western ever !
I can't believe your watching this it is my favorite western of all time. I seen it in a drive in when it came out. I'm 55 years old. Thank you for doing this one.
Oh HELL yes!!! Thrilled to have someone react to this! Classic!
I like that Nobody set things up so that his hero's epithaph could honestly state that "Nobody was faster" than Jack.
Brilliant thinking there...
My Name is Nobody is almost as much comedy as Western. I love the Terrance Hill Westerns. Kamila, you picked a good one.
plz do ... but i guess the "original" will not be that iconic like the german versions ... it was the first time make a western much more like a comedy ...
I always thought it was a Hippy Western.
In Italy the genere is called "fagioli western"
True Spaghetti Western
@@just2coolkk ja die deutschen Versionen sind extrem komisch. Es lag wahrscheinlich daran das wir früher nicht viel Geld für gute übersetzer hatten. Die übersetzer konnten sich daher viel witzigen Blödsinn erlauben 🤣
Terence Hill (Mario Girotti) and Bud Spencer (Carlo Pedersoli) are national heroes in Italy 🤣Even if their solo movies (like this one) are ok, their best movies are the ones were they are together!
Legends in germany too, the german translation is always so funny and perfect, it has it's own status. Usually I like to watch films in English, but the Bud Spencer and Terence Hill movies, the original is italien, but I like the german translation so much, can't imagine it is better in italian.
@@philipschulze2.070 After all, Mario Girotti (Terence Hill)'s mother is/was Hildegard from the city of Dresden.
Peep peep! Peep peep!
The moral of the story is just because someone craps on you doesnt mean they're your enemy and just because someone pulls you out of a pile of crap doesn't mean that they're your friend!
Great choice, I've missed watching this one as its been years. I'm not sure that this is the best Western to watch as your first, but it's not a bad one either!
Cheers!
You forgot the best part of the moral: when you're in deep sh*t, keep your mouth shut! :)
Never heard of your channel, but for some reason this popped up in recommended. I've watched this and the Trinity movies many times, so I'll watch this again with you.
Bud Spencer and Terence Hill are very popular in germany. This is because their unique Comedy and the syncro of Rainer Brandt. This combination makes their movies legendary
One of my favorite movies of all time.
For more Terrence Hill, watch They call me Trinity and for great Clint Eastwood, The Good the bad and the ugly or the Fistful of Dollars movies are absolutely amazing
Both Italian I suppose
I would suggest the second nobody film first.
The Terence Hill westerns, like this one and the Trinity series were hilarious. Terence is now 84 years old.
i would say watch all the terrance hill movie .. so iconic
@@just2coolkkexactely!
I don't remember how the movie is named where he is a policeman and gest superpowers but they vanish when he sees the colour red. Not a western but typical fun movie. Just like his version of Don Camillo.
@@nirfzSuper Fuzz (Der Supercop in German)
@@joecorne5361Thanks! That's the one.
@@nirfz Poliziotto Superpiù, in Italy XD
"This song that we are hearing in the background" - composer Ennio Morricone liked to have some fun citing classical music and incorporated it into his scores, especially when it fit the theme.
What you are probably referring to is "Ride of the Valkyries" by 19th century German composer Richard Wagner. It's from his opera "The Valkyrie". Another famous instant when that music was used (in its original form) was in Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now", during the helicopter attack sequence.
This film is basically a commedia dell'arte comedy, set in the Wild West. Nobody is a true arlecchino.
Ennio Morricone was so impactful that his scores are THE sound of spaghetti westerns. His scores are still used today. His most iconic is for The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.
That introduction scene alone was pure cinematic gold. The sound, the cinematography and the tense atmosphere. They don't make em like these anymore. This was one of my favorite Spaghetti westerns.
This movie was about the end of an era. The western era about cowboys, famous in movies since the 1960's. So famous, there were even theme parks about them. But like everything, a lot of things changed in the beginning of 1900's. Near the end of the movie, it is shown it was 1899.
Jack was a famous/infamous character. Wanted poster and all. "Nobody" was a fan of him. Just like many children were fans of Cowboys during the 1960's. During this movie, it is shown that Jack is old, and wants to retire far away in Europe. He is tired of being persecuted and finds his "achievements" not something to be happy about. So you can also see that, everytime he and Nobody talked about it, it was a dialogue between the experienced gunfighter that survived and the fans of that lifestyle. Nobody adores it; but Jack says its not worth it(like a Vietnam veteran).
There is also a word play running in most of the movie with the word "Nobody". Just like when someone asked "Who defeated Jack in a duel?" The answer that came was "Nobody". So even if Jack lost, that way he preserved his undefeated title, since Nobody defeated him. Get it? They arranged the duel so that Jack is officially dead; but the actual person can start a new life.
The letter Jack read to Nobody at the end of the movie might seem like a monologue; but it is actually a message for fans of that lifestyle. This movie cameout in 1974, when there was "cowboy movie fatigue" just like there are "Superheroes movie fatigue" nowadays.
Oh my gosh I've been waiting for someone to react to this for years! So glad you enjoyed it! ♡
here in Brazil, Terence Hill and Bud Spencer were classic afternoon movies in the 80s and early 90s. They appeared in many TV shows too.
We were never really allowed to watch movies as kids, but whenever we visited our aunt and uncle, the parents would party and drink upstairs and us kids were allowed to watch any movie on VHS and they had them all. Saw all the bond movies up until that time ( mid 80's) and basically any Hollywood movie from 1940 to then. Of course also all the Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill movies, but this one was always my favorite.
Uncle loved it too and often came down to watch it with us when he heard that epic Soundtrack. He passed away December 2023, And when i hear Morricone's music it just reminds me of him and how much he loved the spaghetti western movies. I hope he is partying with Bud Spencer up in heaven right now, miss you Peter :(
Thank you for reviewing They Call Me Nobody. This film is a good laugh. The Public Urinal scene is legendary. But for the best laugh you need to view They Call Me Trinity and They Still Call Me Trinity with Terence Hill and Bud Spencer. Without a doubt the finest comedy westerns ever made. You will crack up! I always do at those two. They are the best.
Greatest spoof western ever made, one of my all time favourite films. Terrance Hill was brilliant.
Criminally underrated movie in my eyes..... "What have I been watching??" Your reaction shows that this type of movie with a mix of melancholy, deep meaning and goofy humour just doesnt exist anymore. This genre just died out. What we have today are movies that are either overly serious and grimm or just ridiculous, overpaced and dull. But nothing in between. I feel like film makers nowadays dont want to risk this mix of different colours anymore. I think movies like Parasite once in a while prove me wrong but yeah I will always love those old spaghetti westerns :)
12:35 Those metal things on the heels of his boots are called "Spurs". They are used to help guide the horse while riding. Not recommended for a novice rider. When used properly, they are pain free for the horse.
Such a fun movie, I loved this as a kid. The trick with the 1:150 was that all the guys had dynamite in their saddlebags. He was counting on Jack noticing and remembering that.
The title theme is so beautiful
11:38 Sam Peckinpah was an acclaim American director and screenwriter iconically known for movoes that were very violent yet paradoxically almost poetic such as "The Wild Buch," "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid," and "Cross of iron" (all three of which I recommend).
And Peckinpah once declined an offer by Leone to do a western together.... Leone was sore about that, hence the name on the grave in this movie (a choice by Leone who co-directed 'My Name is Nobody'). So it was not a tribute! 😀
The urinal thing nobody was just making sure the conductor was busy while he stole the train 😅😅 this is a great classic I remember when it was in theaters
The guy shaving him was suppose to slit his throat. That's why Jack pointed the gun where he did, to keep him from doing so.
I discovered this one when I was 13, actually going to the movies to see a western and fell in love with the character. Saw this repeatedly at the same movie theater that summer as a matter of fact, almost always taking someone new with me to watch. A gunslinger with a sense of humor was a wild concept to me back then. Let's just say it made an impact on a thirteen year old. Later I was informed about the Trinity films by my older cousins who already knew the character. The character of Nobody played by Terence Hill is really the character of Trinity (probably) without the copyright issues pertained to the character's name. To me it makes the choice of naming him Nobody even funnier. But that's neither here or there... Glad you enjoyed it. This film holds a special place in my heart. Thank you for exposing it to a new generation.
one of the most iconic italo western of all time
thank you for watching it😊
Terence Hill (Nobody) and Bud Spencer (not in this movie) were one of the most famous European comedy couple... their movies are very popular in Europe.
Wow! I was shocked to see someone react to this old Western comedy classic. I was still a kid when the "Trinity/Nobody" films came out, have watched them dozens of times over the years. Love 'em all! Thanks for doing this reaction for us, Kamilla!
Hi, didn't expect finding a reaction for this movie 🙂 I loved it as a kid and every single smile you made while watching it totally made my day.
Fun movie, and written by Sergio Leone too!
Thank you so much for not being afraid to react to classics that no one else are watching!
My absolute favorite western.
A real classic italo western with Terrence Hill but the best movies are with his friend Bud Spencer they both make together 18 movies in 35 years.The greatest film duo in history.
One of the greatest westerns.... the little bird story hits.....❤
Excellent request. Very very underrated film
Great movie. Rented this in high school for movie night with my pals. Loved it then, appreciate it more now. Nobody was faster. Chef's kiss.
I remember seeing this movie at the theatre. Henry Fonda made another western/comedy with Jimmy Stewart called "The Cheyenne Social Club" (1970). As for great westerns I'd recommend "Unforgiven" (1992) and/or "Tombstone" (1993).
This is one of the best western movies ever made.... great you watched it. On the first look, it just seems like a comedy movie, because it has some funny elements. But it works on so many different layers, even in philosophical ways. Sergio Leone was one of the best western directors of all time, he was co-director of this movie. And Ennio Morricone was one of the best composers for movie music in general and created this fantastic score. All this in combination makes a perfect movie!
"My Name is Nobody" was one of my favorit movies growing up 😄 Thank you for digging up a fond nostalgic memory.
Saw that one at the drive-in theater when I was a kid. My favorite spaghetti western. Glad you chose that one for your first western, and that you liked it.
Henry Fonda (Jack Beauraguard) (spl) was 68 when he did this movie. He almost always played the good guy until he started working with Sergio Leone on an earlier movie that was a classic western. You should watch "Once Upon a Time in the West". He is a very good bad guy in it. Good reaction on this one.
A good comedy has a good drama into it. Love that movie!
Someone recated to a Terence Hill movie... hope you had fun.
While the "Spencer and Hill" movies did okay in their original language (english or italian) they became national cult in germany. The reason for it was Rainer Brandt. He is one of germanys / europes best dialouge and screenplay writers. His strongpoint was the so called "schnodderdeutsch" or sloppy german. He did not translate the scripts, he went completly off script, sometimes even invented dialouge when you couldnt see the actors mouth. The german version (on some points) have a complete different meaning because of the dialouge, but brand went for a more funny and light hearted version.
This movie is hilarious, but it also has cool gunfighter action and is unexpectedly touching and surprisingly wise with its reflection on changing times and the end of an era, its take on the meaning of heroes and legends, and its parable of the little bird, so it's one of my all time favorites. When my local TV station would show this, they it with minimum edits and minimum commercial breaks, and because home video wasn't a thing for most of us commoners back then, I would drop whatever I was doing to watch it.
$500 in 1870s is about $11000 now and was about $2500 in 1970. The dollar is worth about 3-4 cents now. Three or four silver dollars will get you a $100 bill today. Many items were a bit more compared to today (electronics, etc.) but they didn't pay what we do in taxes & fees (the secondary tax). That's why a man making $125+ weekly could support a family as late as the 60s. BTW, Henry Fonda played the meanest man in Westerns with Once Upon A Time In The West and Terrance Hill was incredible in They Call Me Trinity
2 other great western comedy's with Terence Hill are.
They call me Trinity (1970)
And
Trinity is Still my name (1971)
Those are with Bud Spencer his film partner in more than a dozen movies also.
I got burnt out on westerns since that is all my dad would watch. But this movie, this movie I like.
Great choice. Been many years since i last saw this. Even forgot the actual title but will NEVER forget the scene of him slapping the bad guy while taking his guns away from him before he could draw. 😊
Probably my second favorite Spaghetti Western. I would also check out Terrance Hill's They Call Me Trinity and Trinity Is Still My Name.
Trivia: The 'barber' at the end is actor Geoffrey Lewis, the farther of actress Juliette Lewis.
Absolute classic film! So under appreciated.
Pro tip...grave name Sam Pekinpah, was a famous movie director who like spaghetti westerns, changed movies forever. Proly jis most famous was, The Wild Bunch, just like the outlaw group in this movie!
I think you didn t see the deep side of this movie. Like in another comment, it s almost philosophical, a passage between two generations, between two kind of laws, between two kind of behavior. The dialogs are so good, the music incredible (Ennio Morricone) and the shooting always creative with Leone sometimes directing
Well you started off with a classic spaghetti western, great choice.
A favorite of my older brother and I back in the 70s😊
Back in the day there were a bunch of these "Trinity" movies after Italian directors hit on this winning formula. Trinity (Terrance Hill) and Bambino (Bud Spenser) are like western superheroes, with Trinity having superhuman draw speed/accuracy and Bambino having superhuman strength. Ultimately, they tend to profit off of killing bad guys while occasionally helping out average folks. In D&D terms, I think they'd be classified as chaotic good or chaotic neutral.
One of THE all-time favorite comedy westerns!! Terence Hill is THE master at this!! Having Henry Fonda play this character was EPIC!! Everyone LOVED this movie when I was a kid.
Kamilla disapprovingly calls Nobody a thief and then she smiles and her eyes go bright when she sees him in profile.🤣😇
In the top 10 of my favourite 10 films ever made
The man who played nobody was meet by a woman who thanked him. Because all of his movie he never killed anyone in them and I think this is the only movie he was in that someone dies in. And mostly people just get knocked out or something. I guess he played a loving lite hearted outlaw like in My Name is trinity.
terrence hill is so much fun in these westerns
Such a wonderful movie. I love They Call Me Trinity and Trinity is still my Name. In the 1st, you meet his brother, and in the second you meet their parents.
The name Nobody read from the first grave: Sam Peckinpah a famous western movie director.
The melody you recognized when the large Posse rode up was "Ride of the Valkyries".
The bathroom scene is this. He needed to keep the train conductor away long enough to steal the train. Most men just can't piss with someone looking at them. So he kept looking at him to keep him in the bathroom long enough to for the guards to think his time was long enough so when the train was leaving, they thought nothing of it. However, it was during this the conductor was finally able to piss, keeping him in the bathroom long enough to pull away with the train. Hope this helps.
And now, for Great Westerns. "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." "Silverado." "Young Guns." "Unforgiven." "The Magnificent Seven." "True Grit," both the 2010 and the original 1969 versions." "The Searchers." And the Clint Eastwood Series: "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly." "A fist full of dollars." "For a few dollars more."
Don't forget Once upon a time in the west ... Henry Fonda is the bad guy
You have great taste in movies, I have seen every single one of these with the exception of “The Magnificent Seven”, the original. I have seen the remake of “The Magnificent Steven”, a great film too.
@@triplea25 The best.
awesome movies, bro!!
Yes, (not big on BUTCH CASSIDY though), YOUNG GUNS 1 & 2 she'll love (they're making YOUNG GUNS 3 now). UNFORGIVEN, DANCES WITH WOLVES, SILVERADO, TRUE GRIT (newest), HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER (awesome),, ONCE UPON A TIME .. HANGEM HIGH, TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARAH, GAMBLER 1, 2, 3, 4 AND 5 (you all forgot those). :-D LEGNDS OF THE FALL, (the nest one is amazing) SOMERSBY Starring Ricard Gere & Jodi Foster ... THE BALARD OF LIVERTY VANCE is one I stumbled upon that has a 6TH SCENSE like ending (VERY AMAZING for it's time). If you watched LETHAL WEAPON and enjoyed it, than you'll love MAVERICK starring Mel Gibson (Danny Glover even appears in it) ..
This is a comedic Western, not really representing the genre. but I'm very happy you reacted to it. I watched this movie countless times in my youth. Nobody was a childhood hero of mine^^
Absolutely love this movie! Thank you for watching it!
You're the 1st reactor I see reacting to a Terence Hill classic spaghetti western movie. He and Bud Spencer did a whole bunch of comedies together. This brings back good childhood memories. They are over the top sometimes, but I can still laugh my ass off till this day if I see them 😂. Subbed for maybe more of these classics :)
You should watch the german Version with englisch subtile, because there are a lot more jokes in the german Version. Tatsächlich the readon germans love Bud Spencer and Terence Hill Movies .
Greetings from Germany 😊
Wow😮! What a start to westerns. There are 2 more movies after this. They Call Me Trinity, and Mt Name is Still Trinity.
Terrance Hill is a hoot!😂. He's also in an action comedy called Supercop.
I apologize 😢. Supercop is Jackie Chan. I ment Super Fuzz from 1980. I haven't seen that movie since I was in elementary school. It has the same slap stick comedy.
I havent seen this sinc I where a kid, nice to see someone reacting to it
Fun Fact: The Child whose apple he took, that was his real life son :D / Terence Hill movies are a cult classic in Germany (actually in Europe as general), but Nobody stands on his own, having Sergio Leone as the true hidden director and Ennio Morricone behind the soundtrack, having Henry Fonda play the legendary hero. This is an amazing movie, to this day!
Its also, next to "Hill with bloody boots" the last of the Spencer / Hill movies that had people dieing. O at least the last that showed death on screen. Later movies became more light hearted
Sergio Leone only directed about three scenes.
@@ConstantineFurman I remember the documentary being quite vague about this, and on the wiki it is even more complex... despite that directorial trouble, that movie turned out AMAZING!
@@Commandasaurus Documentaries don't give you the whole truth and certainly don't trust "wikis" on the internet (anybody can write nonsense on those things). However, do trust eyewitness accounts and on set photographs.
Now my delight when I saw that you are watching "My Name is Nobody" I have enjoyed Terrance Hill and Bud Spencer films since the 80s I guess. There are a few references to Hill and Spencer films in this, but you have to have seen them to know.
I do recommend the Trinity films, and I read a long time ago that Sergio Leone cared very little for the Trinity films and made this film in response, "I could do better kind of thing", no idea if true. but it's a good story.
Terrance Hill could play great quirky characters.
For other Leone films, I would recommend Once Upon a Time in the West, though it is slower in pacing and sombre.
There is another quirky western film with Terrance Hill I found very amusing though A Genius, Two Partners and a Dupe, more or less playing the same character. instead of Nobody, it's Joe Thanks.
I enjoyed your reaction,
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The name on the graveyard Sam Peckinpah was a director of the revisionist Western movie “The Wild Bunch” (1969).
HUGE fan of Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, they will always be my heroes.. you definitely earned my subsciption for that and I'd be happy to see a reaction to a movie with both of them, ofc :)
The other two Trinity movies are also a lot of fun. They play off the Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns.
The legendary Henry Fonda played Beauregard. About the only time he ever played a bad guy was in "Once upon a Time in the West" and he does it so well That is probably the best western ever made. It is a must watch.
The western is a form, like a sonnet or haiku. Within the strict limits of the form, you can write a romance, revenge, coming-of-age, a buddy movie, a comedy, destiny. Any theme you can think of can be told as a western.
WOW! I never thought anyone would react to this!! THANK YOU for doing so, this is a great F'N Movie!!!!!!! I just found you thanks to you reacting to this so count me in on subscribing!!!
Im saving this for after work 👍1 of my very favorite western films
Gotta love those spaghetti westerns
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I recommend the western “The Wild Bunch” (1969). It’s one of the few western set in the early 1900s after WW1 instead of the late 1800s. Another really good western set in the era is “The Professionals “ (1966).
I've seen all their movies at the drive in. Excellent flicks.
the movies with Terence Hill (and Bud Spencer) are even better in German synchro. This was the time when they didn't exactly stick to the original dialogue but always added funny one-liners. You cannot take these "spaghetti westerns" from the 70s very serious, but in German synchro they are hilarious. For example take the scene in the bar where they are shooting glasses. In the German syncro Nobody called the bald guy "curl" and the other guy "mouse tooth". Or when Nobody delivered the bomb to Beauregard they added references to Little Red Riding Hood: "Grandma does't want the basket!".
And if you want to watch a serious western classic with Henry Fonda, i'd recommend "once upon a time in the west".
First time I see a reaction for this movie that I saw in theatre in 1974. Not the best western movie but a fun one. I was blast away by the Ennio Morricone music. I remember thinking that Sergio Leone directed this movie but it's not him even if he was part of the project. A great western from Sergio Leone is Once upon a time in the West (1968)... (with Henri Fonda, Charles Bronson, and Claudia Cardinale) a masterpiece with one of the most iconic scene. Most people prefer the Leone movies starring Clint Eastwood, but this one is a must see also.
It s so well written. The last speech was very important. This is a message from one generation to another one. Nobody is the young generation, idealistyc, showing off, Beauregard is the old one. Nobody wants the old guy that fits his idealistic view.
Thank you Kamilla, I didn't think it would get so many comments from fans of the film who haven't seen it since the 70's. We all appreciate your review and the memories the movie brings us. 🏇🏇🏇🐴🐴🐎🐎
This and the second movie are iconic among many men here in Germany.
But to be fair, they are dubbed here and even funnier because the dudes who did the dubbing in the 70's went wild with the movies they dubbed.
The music alone is worth watching the movie.
"The wild bunch" is the ringtone for my group of friends I have for over 30 years. We played video games and watched movies together and the Nobody movies at least 20 times.
A man who is a man must believe in something, this film is full of wisdom and profound messages, it helps you grow.
Bud Spencer and Terence Hill have always made films for young people that teach the values of friendship and justice, ridiculing violence with comic scenes
As a kid I viewed this movie before I got to see The Good The Bad and the Ugly which was also directed by Sergio Leone and musical scored by Ennio Maricone. It’s an underrated gem of a western and it put a smile on my face to finally see a RUclips movie review of this western classic. The main actor Terrence Hill and Sergio made several other westerns that are also must see spaghetti westerns and they all carry themes of morality and life lessons. They are called the Trinity movies of which there were 3, much like Clint Eastwoods trinity but his were actually titled trinity after the main protagonists name. It’s also crazy that Terrence Hill was married to his wife since 1951 to the present which is amazing. Love all his movies and his respect for the sanctity of marriage
One of my favourite Movies of all Time!
But also because the German dubbing is much funnier than the original.
The music is great too! Every song is a catchy tune.
This is such an odd western to start with! But it does set you up properly for "Blazing Saddles," if you've never seen that. The first (serious) western for most people is usually "Tombstone," which is an utter classic.
Bravo Kamila for being the first to react to this great movie. Really Bravo