Yes, this scene stays with you loooooong after the celluloid has stopped rolling! The cast was perfect, I do believe only Claudia is the last surviving star living, but my mother introduced me to motion pictures as a child(her taste was impeccable), and in moments such as this one, I am forever grateful. Claudia, long live the legacy that is Leone's Once Upon a Time in the West!
This is absolutely the greatest scene of any film ever. Period! The director was brilliant. Understood facial expressions and eyes make a film, no dialogue necessary. Don’t make like this anymore.
Claudia's finest career moment. The look of fear at the start,... who is walking through the door ?????? The look of relief when she sees it is Harmonica,.... a smile to communicate the attraction she feels towards him,...... The sudden realisation in her facial expression that Cheyenne is right,....... Harmonica is about to grab his gear and go,....... The welling up she is holding back in her eyes as best she can,....... The olive branch to make it clear she hopes he comes back someday, (as clear a statement of her feelings towards him she could possibly make in such a brief and heart wrenching exchange). Claudia performs 90% of all of this through pure facial expressions, simply superb acting, befitting for the greatest movie of them all. Her subsequent smile and demeanour when she takes water to the workers, knowing her man shall return once the dust has settled,... all the while unaware that Cheyenne is dying while she passes out the water,... just an incredible ending to a movie I have watched now some six times per year OR MORE, for over 45 years. I cry every time I watch this movie,.......so powerful.
@@billmurray4430 Thanks for your reply Bill. This movie is unparalleled. I would love to hear WHY you find that shot the most powerful. What, exactly, is it YOU perceive and experience to make this your ultimate scene? Not a trick question, Bill, a genuine interest on my part as regard a movie we both love.
@@billmurray4430 Good on you Bill !!!!! A day of RUclips music mixes today for me, in Bristol, England. 20 to 10 in the evening now. Pretty much Ennio Morricone western themes, plus Debbie's Theme from the OUATIAMERICA movie. I dont sleep bill, so about to upload some Leonard Cohen and Neil Young and Joni, plus the incomparable Sir Cliff Richard. Enjoy your day Bill. Kind regards, Brian.
The finest scene from any film I have watched in my 80 years. Thank you Ennio, Sergio, Jason, Charles and most of all the stunningly beautiful Claudia. No superlatives I know to describe it properly! N.
It’s crazy to think that out of those names, only one of them is still with us, Claudia, Ennio passed away today. Time flies, It sounds like a cliche but it’s true.
Ennio can rest in peace knowing he made his mark with his unforgettable and so often beautiful and heart rendering music. A true maestro! R.I.P. Sir!. N.
Robards'' "Yeeeeaaaahhhh, I gotta go too...", kills me EVERY time! The Ultimate Wing Man. (I openly cry every time Cheyenne's death scene comes up...!)
I actually used this clip in film school as a classic example of "show don't tell" and the instructor, who had never seen the movie, was stunned at how powerful the scene was without any dialogue.
I watched this movie when Blue Light started to be available in the internet during 2010, I was obsessed so much with him and his play! I just could not forget every emotion during this time! “Someday”! It tells us a pass has been gone and a new era to emerge! This movie is the best movie in my heart for the western styles from USA! Love from a China handsome man!
Everyone mentions Claudia Cardinale and Charles Bronson for their outstanding acting...that's so well deserved...but please also mention Jason Robards....Cheyenne is one of my all time favorite (and coolest) characters in this masterpiece...thank you so much to Sergio, Ennio, Claudia, Charles, Jason and Henry and all other cast members for this outstanding all time masterpiece (of my youth)!
One of the finest scenes in Cinema. There isn’t an actor or actress today that could match Bronson and Cardinale or Fonda and Robards in their roles. Sergio Leone’s direction and Morricone’s original score is a masterpiece. Claudia’s intake of breath, their eyes ...every gaze (there’s a video about that). Every second of hesitation, every angle and music is perfect.
The audience has already seen the end of Harmonica's quest and Frank's realization that yes, he's "just a man". And yet, we are suddenly viewing through Jill and Cheyenne's POV, hearing footsteps and not knowing who's they are. Cheyenne unhooks his sidearm and the door opens.........Any other director knowing what the audience already knows would have simply shown Harmonica standing in the doorway but not the Master, we see who it is by the expression on Jill's beautiful face. We already know and yet somehow Maestro Leone creates palpable tension. And Jill's gasp when Harmonica says "now I've gotta go", the music oh that glorious music swells and Cheyenne's sad eyes plead to be asked to stay so that he can live........"I hope you'll come back someday" and the greatest stare in Cinema history........... "Someday". That is Cinema and that is the Power of Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone!!!!
One of the finest and most beautiful scenes in the history of cinema. It has been said that the eyes are the mirrors of the soul - so I guess that's why I cry every time I watch this scene.
Honestly the best final scene of a movie. She was expecting him to stay and he just said maybe later. Not just for that but what an awesome last scene of a movie
This is one of my favorite scenes in movie history. The score, the acting, the writing, the directing, the cinematography it’s all soooo good. Honestly it’s too good
There are only 2 movies that I never tire of watching: This one, and Blade Runner (the Final Cut). This one is about revenge (Harmonica) and redemption (Cheyenne). It is almost an opera, with a score that never fails to touch me. The other is about what makes us human. They are both, in my opinion, masterpieces. The best western, and the best sci-fi movie ever made.
Sergio Leone had done a few westerns when I was studying cinematography. He was repudiated by Hollywood. - How could an Italian make a Western? His movie was so exact to the Conquest of the West that the Library of Congress in Washington asked for a copy of the film and its negative for its history's archive. The very best acting I ever saw in any movie. When the eyes of the actors show what they feel. Claudia Cardinale's eyes show hope, like sadness. Jason Robards's eyes turning toward Claudia because he knows she is about to live a separation with Harmonica. Such despair shown in an eye close-up... Simply extraordinary ! Cardinale, Robards and Bronson performed the best acting of the Century in the best Western of all time. For six hours, I sat in the Movie theatre to watch it two times in a row. I still watch it today at least once a year.
How is it that a western by Sergio Leone and starring Charles Bronson contains the single most romantic moment I’ve ever seen in a movie, and with hardly any words spoken?
I often watch this scene, it is like a drug and I am intoxicated by it. In my opinion it is the most moving and emotional scene ever, backed up of course by the magic music of ENNiO (Bless him & RIP). N.
She can act with her eyes! Just that change in expression from "He is here!" to "He has gone", before CB even walks out the door. Wow! Just so powerful. Wonderful actors giving credit to an emotive script and some of the best atmosphere music ever. No more words ...
Enter music vocal, "now I gotta go", the gasp, the longing stare, the walk, music builds, "gonna be a beautiful town Sweetwater", I hope you'll come back someday", eyes meet one last time, "someday"...
What I like about this scene are the pauses between the dialogues. They itself are dialogues when the camera pans on the facial expressions. Absolutely beautiful scene
This movie is cinematic artistry. From a time of originality in both ideas, methods, craft, creativity. And that stems from a time, not so long ago, when people were original. I'm so thankful I lived to be part of that era, now gone. The world has gone to plasticity. We now have a new species of human. I like the old model, thank you very much.
Masterful ending, full of emotion and hope, Claudia Cardinale is a total Knockout, a woman you couldn’t take your eyes off, absolutely stunning, Bronson was the only man to play Harmonica, Jason Robards was magnificent, then you have Henry Fonda, probly the greatest and most cold hearted evil Villain ever, boy what a movie.....Sergio you were the Western Master totally untouchable, a genius , many other Italian directers were superb at the Western genre aswell......
Sergio nailed every film he made. Once Upon A Time In America, although a film of a brutally long length, is a complete masterpiece. As is The Dollars Trilogy.
The way Bronson delivers "Someday..." saying it without any passion, looking into the door, i think its means never. Harmonica has done his revenge, and has nothing to do in the town anymore. 10/10 movie. Best i have seen, better then Godfather.
One of the best western movies ever made, brilliant actors working at there best, no crazy special effects or fancy unrealistic over the top scenes. 👍🏻
What a western movie it was!Classic,one of the finest western movie of all time.Great direction,composition,editing n above all performances of Henry Fonda,Charles Bronson n Italian sensation Claudia Cardinale.Priviliged to watch s7ch a classic in my younger days.Sergio Leone at his best & Ennio Morricone was superb.Must watch for new generation who live to watch western and cowboys movie.👌👌👌💐
Bronson with those mesmerizing wolf eyes; Claudia full of hope & desire; Jason Robards, dying - magnificent!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ and the MUSIC, haunting, passionate, beautiful!!
Quite a few deep scenes with terrific climaxes in this flick. This scene is the best though. Passion, heartache, elegance, and pain all wrapped up in one. And the song just melts your heart. Bravo. They don’t make em like this anymore. I’m 32 years old and thank goodness my father showed me real cinema/art Much love and respect. Peace ✌️
Tellement !! Je suis aller pleuré sur sa tombe dans le Vermont il y a 4 ans.....Ce film est un chef d'œuvre et me faire encore tiré les larmes...Même après des dizaines et des dizaines de visionnements quel Casting !!!
After watching this film yet again I can't but help what a fool for Charles Bronson was to leave Claudia Cardinale I know it was a film but what a stunning beauty she was and still is. The music is bloody awsum as well. Keep safe and well during this terrible virus Covid19
Fantastic scene, beautiful use of camera work married to the very apt music to totally mesmermise the viewers. Also Claudia Cardinale was so utterly stunning in the whole movie but particularly in that scene. Sergio Leone at his absolute best.
I have grown up watching westerns, and this scene has to be the coolest end to any western, what every man wishes he could do, walk away from a drop dead gorgeous woman after saying just two words , some day.
When two actors say more with their faces and eyes instead of loads of dialogue, so beautiful.
That's true
that is what we call real acting
Bronson is one of the most underrated actors in cinema history.
Exactly!!!
Sadly a lost art in modern cinema. Its all about excess now, no subtlety at all. Once in a while you'll see it but these moments are very rare.
Im 16 years old boy who loves movies. This is one my favorite films of all the time with the good the bad and the ugly and the godfather.
Watch For a Few Dollars More.
@@Tucum0 I like all Leones movies because Actors,Directing,Music and Screenplay are so good.
that means you are strong hearted experienced man
I found the godfather boring
Good job young man!
Those italians sure made fantastic movies back then. Their silent scenes were so sublime and eloquent.
2 minutes and 53 seconds that feels like a lifetime. What a great, great film!
Love of your life in a minute...Wow and then it's gone. Someday...Seize the moment
The closeups, pauses, phrasing, emotions, music and expressions are perfect. Everytime I watch this scene I get the chills. It's perfect. Perfect.
wenn Blicke alles sagen
agree George
Yes, this scene stays with you loooooong after the celluloid has stopped rolling! The cast was perfect, I do believe only Claudia is the last surviving star living, but my mother introduced me to motion pictures as a child(her taste was impeccable), and in moments such as this one, I am forever grateful. Claudia, long live the legacy that is Leone's Once Upon a Time in the West!
I am man,buth this scene,song make me cry..
And your comment is perfect! All these factors blend together creating an emotional blockbuster that lingers long after the credits have rolled.
All this billion budget movies nowadays mean nothing compared to this film
This is absolutely the greatest scene of any film ever. Period! The director was brilliant. Understood facial expressions and eyes make a film, no dialogue necessary. Don’t make like this anymore.
I can’t picture Eastwood and harmonica. Glad Leone went with Bronson
I agreed, however is was Eastwood who declined to be in it, Bronson did a magnificent job
I hope they will make films like this again some day;..............some day!
All green screen and cgi bullshit these days with 10cuts in a second, also 95% captured on cheap video format a medium for reality TV and soaps.
There will be no Charles, Fonda, Robards and card.....!! Oofff . . . miss you all. L G E N D S.
they won't. this kind of cinema is long past gone.
That era is long past gone.
They do
Charles Bronson was so damn good in this movie and that woman is absolutely beautiful.
That woman ? She is Claudia fucking CARDINALE, one of the best actress ever
I don’t think that is her middle name, actually. @@davidfernandezgonzalez4687
i could and would not have resisted those eyes that contain the whole world
One of the greatest love scenes ever, on film. A masterpiece!
Claudia's finest career moment.
The look of fear at the start,... who is walking through the door ??????
The look of relief when she sees it is Harmonica,.... a smile to communicate the attraction she feels towards him,......
The sudden realisation in her facial expression that Cheyenne is right,....... Harmonica is about to grab his gear and go,.......
The welling up she is holding back in her eyes as best she can,.......
The olive branch to make it clear she hopes he comes back someday, (as clear a statement of her feelings towards him she could possibly make in such a brief and heart wrenching exchange).
Claudia performs 90% of all of this through pure facial expressions, simply superb acting, befitting for the greatest movie of them all.
Her subsequent smile and demeanour when she takes water to the workers, knowing her man shall return once the dust has settled,... all the while unaware that Cheyenne is dying while she passes out the water,... just an incredible ending to a movie I have watched now some six times per year OR MORE, for over 45 years.
I cry every time I watch this movie,.......so powerful.
@@billmurray4430
Thanks for your reply Bill.
This movie is unparalleled.
I would love to hear WHY you find that shot the most powerful. What, exactly, is it YOU perceive and experience to make this your ultimate scene?
Not a trick question, Bill, a genuine interest on my part as regard a movie we both love.
@@billmurray4430
Good on you Bill !!!!!
A day of RUclips music mixes today for me, in Bristol, England.
20 to 10 in the evening now.
Pretty much Ennio Morricone western themes, plus Debbie's Theme from the OUATIAMERICA movie.
I dont sleep bill, so about to upload some Leonard Cohen and Neil Young and Joni, plus the incomparable Sir Cliff Richard.
Enjoy your day Bill.
Kind regards,
Brian.
Such a great flim
We will watch it again....SOMEDAY...
That's saying something considering she's done 153 films. And at age 85 ( in 2 weeks) still working.
R.I.P. Ennio Morricone (1928 - 2020). Your music will last forever !
Indeed!
❤❤❤❤
OMG. ONE OF THE GREATEST MOVIE SCENES OF ALL TIME! That face..of Charles Bronson..wow..and then Claudia..just beautiful!
The finest scene from any film I have watched in my 80 years. Thank you Ennio, Sergio, Jason, Charles and most of all the stunningly beautiful Claudia. No superlatives I know to describe it properly! N.
It’s crazy to think that out of those names, only one of them is still with us, Claudia, Ennio passed away today. Time flies, It sounds like a cliche but it’s true.
Ennio can rest in peace knowing he made his mark with his unforgettable and so often beautiful and heart rendering music. A true maestro! R.I.P. Sir!. N.
Robards'' "Yeeeeaaaahhhh, I gotta go too...", kills me EVERY time!
The Ultimate Wing Man.
(I openly cry every time Cheyenne's death scene comes up...!)
And she says oh I thought you'd already gone, hahaha
A legend like Charles Bronson will never be replicated!
A Masterpiece of cinema photography.
This scene is beyond criticism,it stands through the years like pure gold.Charles Bronson is a true legend.
She wanted Harmonica to stay so badly !why did she not say à word ? Still a masterpiece of a movie in 2023 !
Today I again watch this.And tomorrow I will do it again .
Death walks Besides him and he knows it...Not Good for her... Harmonica did the Rightest thing
Saved her life Once Again
She said it all right, with her eyes
The actors, the atmosphere, the music of the maestro Ennio Morricone makes this film epic.
"I hope you'll come back some day"... saying this to The West as a whole
I actually used this clip in film school as a classic example of "show don't tell" and the instructor, who had never seen the movie, was stunned at how powerful the scene was without any dialogue.
While The Good The Bad And The Ugly is the most badass western movie, Once Upon The Time In The West is the most emotional to me
Yes. There was always something unwritten and unsaid going on in the background. It is great.
I watched this movie when Blue Light started to be available in the internet during 2010, I was obsessed so much with him and his play! I just could not forget every emotion during this time!
“Someday”!
It tells us a pass has been gone and a new era to emerge!
This movie is the best movie in my heart for the western styles from USA!
Love from a China handsome man!
One of the greatest scenes of the cinema’s History. For the eternity.
One of the most moving scenes ever. I've looped it hundreds of times and never tire of seeing it.
Me too! Ahhh the town of sweetwater.
Someday..:.
👍 😊 I'm Doing it now
And I thought it was just me who did that
…. It’s real…
Bronson's "someday" with that thousand yard stare. Can't put in words how many emotions that word brings.
Absolutely
And it's matched to the score so perfectly - those folks knew how to put a movie together, that's for damn sure.
Bronson had such a unique appearance and cool acting ability. Brilliant
Natural? Human?
@@leftcoaster67call it Sexy!!!!
I can't imagine this scene without Morricone's magnificent music
Very operatic, that's what you get with an Italian director.
Great
The Greatest scene in the History of cinema. Captures fear, courage, love and bravery … and with one word hope: “someday” ❤❤❤
Everyone mentions Claudia Cardinale and Charles Bronson for their outstanding acting...that's so well deserved...but please also mention Jason Robards....Cheyenne is one of my all time favorite (and coolest) characters in this masterpiece...thank you so much to Sergio, Ennio, Claudia, Charles, Jason and Henry and all other cast members for this outstanding all time masterpiece (of my youth)!
agreed
Sergio Leone in an interview said that Jason Robards was the actor who gave him more satisfaction than others
Yesss!
Jason Robards is a legend in this. Without a doubt.
Completely agree
This scene always make cry
The people, the words, the music,
Just perfect!!!
Goodbye mister Ennio! Thanks for all your magical music. I'll never forget you.
One of the finest scenes in Cinema. There isn’t an actor or actress today that could match Bronson and Cardinale or Fonda and Robards in their roles. Sergio Leone’s direction and Morricone’s original score is a masterpiece.
Claudia’s intake of breath, their eyes ...every gaze (there’s a video about that). Every second of hesitation, every angle and music is perfect.
Leones style was one of the greatest even the spaghetti westerns were memorable!
Could’nt have put it better myself pal
This is a masterpiece of popular entertainment. I doubt anybody who sees it will ever forget it.
It was an epic movie, I'll never forget it, the emotions of the film and music are behond words
A masterpiece. How could Harmonica walk away? The beauty of the scene is that he does...makes for a heart wrenching event.
The audience has already seen the end of Harmonica's quest and Frank's realization that yes, he's "just a man". And yet, we are suddenly viewing through Jill and Cheyenne's POV, hearing footsteps and not knowing who's they are. Cheyenne unhooks his sidearm and the door opens.........Any other director knowing what the audience already knows would have simply shown Harmonica standing in the doorway but not the Master, we see who it is by the expression on Jill's beautiful face. We already know and yet somehow Maestro Leone creates palpable tension. And Jill's gasp when Harmonica says "now I've gotta go", the music oh that glorious music swells and Cheyenne's sad eyes plead to be asked to stay so that he can live........"I hope you'll come back someday" and the greatest stare in Cinema history........... "Someday". That is Cinema and that is the Power of Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone!!!!
One of the finest and most beautiful scenes in the history of cinema. It has been said that the eyes are the mirrors of the soul - so I guess that's why I cry every time I watch this scene.
54 years ago it was made, not many movies can shine a light to this masterpiece today. If you disagree with me name a better movie, I`m curious.
They were all incredible good but, Ennio... Ennio was immense❤️
Honestly the best final scene of a movie. She was expecting him to stay and he just said maybe later. Not just for that but what an awesome last scene of a movie
Actually pretty sad
at :21 seconds, the face that could launch a thousand ships
He KNOWS HE CANNOT STAY...HES A KILLER, A GUNFIGHTER ...THEY HAVE NO FUTURE TOGETHER...
it´s not the last scene.
he stay
This is one of my favorite scenes in movie history. The score, the acting, the writing, the directing, the cinematography it’s all soooo good. Honestly it’s too good
Beyond incredible
Bronsons closeup face in this film is a pure work of art.
I would gladly have a canvas print of it on my wall.
Looks like a hardened rebel
this is the best western ever made
Scene captures Hope, Heartache of goodbyes, Apathy and Love all at once.
Truly a great film, one of a kind, nothing else like it.
A masterpiece. The music the acting the body acting. Magnificent
There are only 2 movies that I never tire of watching: This one, and Blade Runner (the Final Cut).
This one is about revenge (Harmonica) and redemption (Cheyenne). It is almost an opera, with a score that never fails to touch me.
The other is about what makes us human.
They are both, in my opinion, masterpieces.
The best western, and the best sci-fi movie ever made.
They're my favourite movies too,once upon a time and Bladerunner,i never get tire of them, they're masterpieces.
I agree with you
Sergio Leone had done a few westerns when I was studying cinematography. He was repudiated by Hollywood. - How could an Italian make a Western? His movie was so exact to the Conquest of the West that the Library of Congress in Washington asked for a copy of the film and its negative for its history's archive.
The very best acting I ever saw in any movie. When the eyes of the actors show what they feel. Claudia Cardinale's eyes show hope, like sadness. Jason Robards's eyes turning toward Claudia because he knows she is about to live a separation with Harmonica. Such despair shown in an eye close-up... Simply extraordinary ! Cardinale, Robards and Bronson performed the best acting of the Century in the best Western of all time.
For six hours, I sat in the Movie theatre to watch it two times in a row. I still watch it today at least once a year.
Those faces, the pacing and manner of how they deliver their lines, the sets, the music...This is how classic scenes are made.
Charles Bronson says more with his eyes in 10 seconds than most actors say in a lifetime.
that´s very true
Yeah actors of these days are just so weak.
Seeing his eyes is reading his biography
Claudia cardinale grande fica🤭
John Smith. Isn't that the truth! Charles Bronson...what a face! In every movie..his presence is enough!
One of the most beautiful and classic, hearth breaking music ever in the history of films.
One of the greatest films of all time. A true modern art masterpiece.
What an incredible scene, almost no dialogue but volumes are spoken!!!!!!!!!
How is it that a western by Sergio Leone and starring Charles Bronson contains the single most romantic moment I’ve ever seen in a movie, and with hardly any words spoken?
I often watch this scene, it is like a drug and I am intoxicated by it. In my opinion it is the most moving and emotional scene ever, backed up of course by the magic music of ENNiO (Bless him & RIP). N.
Same here
Claudia Cardinale ...probably the most gorgeous woman ever to grace our screens! Look at her eyes.... even before she begins to act! Wow!
She can act with her eyes! Just that change in expression from "He is here!" to "He has gone", before CB even walks out the door. Wow! Just so powerful. Wonderful actors giving credit to an emotive script and some of the best atmosphere music ever. No more words ...
not sure what the 826 dislikes of this video were smoking when they rated this scene - it's absolutely brilliant
Enter music vocal, "now I gotta go", the gasp, the longing stare, the walk, music builds, "gonna be a beautiful town Sweetwater", I hope you'll come back someday", eyes meet one last time, "someday"...
What I like about this scene are the pauses between the dialogues. They itself are dialogues when the camera pans on the facial expressions. Absolutely beautiful scene
This movie is cinematic artistry. From a time of originality in both ideas, methods, craft, creativity. And that stems from a time, not so long ago, when people were original. I'm so thankful I lived to be part of that era, now gone. The world has gone to plasticity. We now have a new species of human. I like the old model, thank you very much.
A woman like Claudia would make the difficulty of living in the Old West worth every second. SO beautiful.
I have see this scene 1.000.000 times
Any health issues? 😮
The pinnacle of Movies. Nothing compares to the last 20 minutes of this …it’s incredible! ❤
Epic!!! The Scene, the Music, the words, Perfect combined...the moment that she understands...for Eternity!!!
For me too, the best movie I have ever seen. And that music.....I can't keep my eyes dry......
R. I. P. to Ennio Morricone🙏
One of the greatest soundtrack composers of our generation, maybe even the greatest.
This scene is a masterpiece . All 3 of them, brilliant.
It shows you what music can do.
Masterful ending, full of emotion and hope, Claudia Cardinale is a total Knockout, a woman you couldn’t take your eyes off, absolutely stunning, Bronson was the only man to play Harmonica, Jason Robards was magnificent, then you have Henry Fonda, probly the greatest and most cold hearted evil Villain ever, boy what a movie.....Sergio you were the Western Master totally untouchable, a genius , many other Italian directers were superb at the Western genre aswell......
Sergio nailed every film he made. Once Upon A Time In America, although a film of a brutally long length, is a complete masterpiece. As is The Dollars Trilogy.
Someday, it never happens,it's a way of saying, good-bye forever...
agree with you
The way Bronson delivers "Someday..." saying it without any passion, looking into the door, i think its means never. Harmonica has done his revenge, and has nothing to do in the town anymore. 10/10 movie. Best i have seen, better then Godfather.
Clint Eastwood would have played Harmonica but he was unavailable. But Bronson seems better in the part.
This scene man...just gets me every time. Fav movie of all time
slight tear in the eye of charles bronson , right at the end as he opened the door,as she asked if he was coming back someday
One of the best western movies ever made, brilliant actors working at there best, no crazy special effects or fancy unrealistic over the top scenes. 👍🏻
Fantastic SCENE from a GREAT FILM..,.
My god, what a class of director was Sergio Leone. This movie and The Good, The Bad and the Ugly are masterpieces. And Morricone's music helps a lot.
The fact that there are only 4 lines on this whole scene says a lot. Masterpiece !
Leone on Bronson's face: "His is the face of destiny, with the whole world behind it, like a granite block, scarred and impenetrable."
RIP Maestro #Ennio_Morricone, you shall live forever in your brilliant works, thank you for elevating cinema.
I can watch this over and over ... her face expression just devastated ... excellent scien and the music so well combined ...
What a western movie it was!Classic,one of the finest western movie of all time.Great direction,composition,editing n above all performances of Henry Fonda,Charles Bronson n Italian sensation Claudia Cardinale.Priviliged to watch s7ch a classic in my younger days.Sergio Leone at his best & Ennio Morricone was superb.Must watch for new generation who live to watch western and cowboys movie.👌👌👌💐
The best romantic scene for ever!
Le meilleur film de tous les temps 👏👌
Bronson with those mesmerizing wolf eyes; Claudia full of hope & desire; Jason Robards, dying - magnificent!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ and the MUSIC, haunting, passionate, beautiful!!
Quite a few deep scenes with terrific climaxes in this flick. This scene is the best though. Passion, heartache, elegance, and pain all wrapped up in one. And the song just melts your heart. Bravo. They don’t make em like this anymore. I’m 32 years old and thank goodness my father showed me real cinema/art
Much love and respect.
Peace ✌️
🌹 Charles Bronson, quel acteur !
Un charisme incroyable ! 🌹
Tellement !! Je suis aller pleuré sur sa tombe dans le Vermont il y a 4 ans.....Ce film est un chef d'œuvre et me faire encore tiré les larmes...Même après des dizaines et des dizaines de visionnements quel Casting !!!
After watching this film yet again I can't but help what a fool for Charles Bronson was to leave Claudia Cardinale I know it was a film but what a stunning beauty she was and still is. The music is bloody awsum as well. Keep safe and well during this terrible virus Covid19
Fantastic scene, beautiful use of camera work married to the very apt music to totally mesmermise the viewers.
Also Claudia Cardinale was so utterly stunning in the whole movie but particularly in that scene.
Sergio Leone at his absolute best.
My fav movie with best movie music ever! Wow Timeless
Best western ever....I watched it about 8 times but every time it feels like I watch it the very 1st time...
Not only the best western, but the best movie EVER !
Sergio Leone's brilliance makes me, a grown ass man, cry. His movies are so awesome.
Absolutely the best western ever made.I love Clint and The Duke but this movie is very powerful at every turn
Iconic scene, and thought-provoking as well. With Harmonica leaving the romantic, violent and iconic Old West as it once was, would be gone forever.
This movie had me crying 😭
It was so beautiful and Flawlessly done
One of the Greatest films ever made.
gives me chill and such emotional feeling it brings tears to my eyes....a legendary
Classic scene with very little spoken. Claudia is simply STUNNING!
She wants him to stay and be with her.
When he says “someday” he’s telling her don’t wait for me. Epic epic epic.
I need to watch this again! So much I don't remember.
Oh God! Such an epic scene, such a wonderful music!
I have grown up watching westerns, and this scene has to be the coolest end to any western, what every man wishes he could do, walk away from a drop dead gorgeous woman after saying just two words , some day.