FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE (1965) FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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GALATIANS 5:16-18 NIV
16 So I say, walk by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the flesh. 17 For the flesh desires what is contrary to the Spirit, and the Spirit what is contrary to the flesh. They are in conflict with each other, so that you are not to do whatever you want. 18 But if you are led by the Spirit, you are not under the law.
Thanks for the word. I was excited that you reviewed this one. This one is my favorite of the trilogy and the tune of that pocket watch still haunts me since the first time I've seen it.
ruclips.net/video/RlPdNNqzjXc/видео.html Sergio Leone story
You watched these out of order - It's FIST FULL OF DOLLARS - FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE - then THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY... But at least you watched the whole MAN WITH NO NAME TRILOGY...You should check out THEY CALL ME NOBODY - it is also from SERGIO LEONE -
@@allwaizeright9705 There is no order to watch these movies. Same actors with different characters.
Please don't waste your life on religious cults, run away from them and enjoy your flesh while it still is first class.
Lee Van Cleef was basically retired from acting when Leone asked him to play Mortimer. This film revived his career, then the next film cemented his stardom. He went on to make lots of films in Italy, including some great Westerns like "The Big Gundown" and "Death Rides A Horse".
They were actually filmed in Spain, usually Italy/Spain co-productions. You can go visit the 3 main film production towns where they filmed the hundreds of 'Spaghetti Westerns' from the 60's and 70's. They're tourist attractions now in southern Spain.
And Escape from New York!
Fantastic Steve.Parabenization.
@charltonjones9806 it was called "The Master". Demi Moore was in the first episode, i think she played his daughter
I remember seeing him in one of those B movie science fiction films from the 1950s "It Conquered the World" That was in my childhood and I liked a lot of those sci-fy B movies. There were some I didn't like as well.
Who compose the lullaby that turn into organ interlude that re-turn into lullaby during first Indio duel? Simple. The greatest Ennio Morricone!
Lee Van Cleef was such a good bad guy. His family had "Best of the Bad" engraved on his tombstone.
El Mirage, Arizona
Great watching you watch these classic westerns. I really really hope you watch "Once Upon A Time In The West". Sergio Leone did that right after "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" and it's really his masterpiece. No Clint, but it has Henry Fonda (as the bad guy!), Charles Bronson, and Jason Robards. Also has a great female character played by Italian actress Claudia Cardinale.
In Once Upon a Time in the West Sergio Leone finally had the freedom to do a movie he wrote, and used his platform to flip the script as he was tired of hispanics always being seen as the bag guys when the real bandits of that time were the wealthy white men.
Once Upon A Time In The West for a big win.
Honestly one of the best movies I have ever seen
Most definitely
"The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly" is my favorite, but "Once Upon A Time In The West" is a must-watch, too.
El Indio's actor is our beloved Gian Maria Volonté. Italian pride 🇮🇹
I always thought FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE has the best ending to any movie ever. The running theme of all Sergio Leone's movies, I feel is about freindship. One's you can trust and one's that you can't, and the fine line between them. Some of the best films ever made, and they still hold up today after more than a half century.
This is my favorite of the trilogy, but you have got to see "Once Upon a Time in the West." It's like the "Citizen Kane" of westerns. Since I haven't seen anyone else mention it, I'm also going to recommend "My Name is Nobody" which is funny, exciting and surprisingly poignant.
Once upon a bloat in the West. It's like paint drying.
Terence hill was perfect in that movie.
I think A Few Dollars More is the best out of the 3.
Little fact. Sergio wanted Gian Maria Volonte (Ramon/Indio) to play Angel Eyes, unfortunately he was busy at the time. That's when he had the idea to recast a good guy as a bad guy, and got Lee Van Cleef (Col. Douglas Mortimer) to play him.
Not quite; Volonte wanted to play the Tuco part (because it was a really well-written part), but Leone thought Volonte would bring a manicness to Tuco that he didn't think was right for the character. Volonte tested for the part (which is something an actor of his stature would not generally do) but he still didn't get it because Leone wanted Eli Wallach all along.
There were some other actors who passed on the Angel Eyes part. I think Henry Fonda, maybe. I know Fonda passed on being offered Colonel Mortimer. Clint suggested Lee Van Cleef, but Leone wasn't sure audiences would accept him as the villain after he had just been the kindly, heroic Col. Mortimer, but of course it worked out.
Once upon a time in the west is the last you need too watch. And is one of the best revenge story of all time.
We always enjoy your reactions, and these Clint classics are great. You should definitely watch The Outlaw Josey Wales and Two Mules for Sister Sara , two of my favorites. Thanks for all the joy you bring.
Joe Kidd
Pale Rider.
Josey Wales, yes!
This is my favorite western of all time. The music score of Ennio Morrocone is fantastic.
As good as the title track music for the Good The Bad and The Ugly is, I always thought that the title track For a Few Dollars More was just a little bit better. But you can't go wrong with any of Ennio Morricone's legendary western music.
Nobody should forget about Edda Dell'Orso too!
And now, put your best headphones and check the "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - The Danish National Symphony Orchestra" youtube videos, with Tuva Semmingsen and Christine Nonbo Andersen :)
So you are not confused, although these films have many of the same actors these are not reoccurring characters even Clint was not necessarily originally meant to be the same character. It was only later that these films became known as the man with no name trilogy.
I didn’t take it she was confused. I just took it she called them by the other character names like nicknames. Perhaps, I’m wrong.
Correct, "The Man With No Name" was an American marketing gimmick when the films were released in the USA, starting in 1967. Having said that, even though Leone never said Clint was playing the same character (maybe he wanted to keep it a mystery), there are many indications he was.
@@thundernels you're good my dude. Near the end of Californiablend's post-movie commentary, she'd figured out that those same actors were playing different characters. The only recurring character in the trilogy was Clint's "man with no name" character.
I think Wileyjdraws was mostly talking to anyone who might have been confused when they saw the same actor(s) play a similar role, and perhaps were led to believe they were reprising the same character. I'll admit when I first saw the "Dollars Trilogy," I initially thought Lee Van Cleef and Gian Maria Volonté was playing the same character. I soon realized they weren't the same characters; but nevertheless I was confused at my first viewing.
Absolutely love your Clint Eastwood western reactions, it's fantastic to see a young person appreciate these movies. Please continue the Clint westerns with "High plains drifter" "Pale Rider" and "Outlaw Josey Wales" and also Sergio Leones "Once upon a time in the West" and then maybe Clints "Dirty Harry" movies.
agreed
I love these Clint Eastwood reactions, you should check out hang em high, pale rider, and outlaw of josey whales. Stay safe ❤️
Also in dual roles: Groggy from Indio's gang was Father Ramirez in GBU. The boy who earned money off of Clint was a son of the man killed by Angel Eyes early in GBU.
I loved this movie. It was a work of art. I must say that what makes the Good, the bad, and the ugly better, is that it's got the best character of the whole trilogy. Tuco! He was one of the most fascinating characters ever, played by an absolutely amazing actor.
Once Upon a Time in the West left for you to finish your Sergio Leone western journey. Clint's son, Scott, in Wrath of Man, is a dead ringer for his old man, and I'd love to see him in a Western too. I enjoy your reviews, and the verses. Keep goin'!
You miss Duck You Sucker! It's as beautiful as the other 4 westerns
"For A Few Dollars More": Lee Van Cleef's "Col. Douglas Mortimer" international breakout role. 1:54 The right tool for the right job. 3:19 "Aces High" plays on the piano for Baby's last Poker game. 4:51 El Indio and his "worth lots of money" gang. 6:00 "Sixty Seconds To What." 7:14 Fernando the Hustler. 8:00 These characters wouldn't appear in a Hollywood Western. 10:22 My introduction to actor Klaus Kinski as The Hunchback. 12:19 "The station; go inside" sketch that leads to a "hat contest." 17:42 Eggs for breakfast, but not Sunny Side Up. 21:15 Apple Picking time. 22:28 A small gun for the Hunchback. 24:12 Yep, Indio's no idiot. 25:15 Double Cross. 27:25 You didn't fool me! 29:20 The tale of the clock chime. 30:09 Level playing field. 32:07 "Twenty two?"
As others have commented: Please go on to watch Once Upon a Time in the West. it is Leone at his peak.
So great to see someone else so passionate about one of my favorite movies!
This is the best.Lee Van Cleef steals the show.The one thing that wouldve made this perfect,wouldve been Eli Wallach to make them a trio.
It's really a tetralogy spaghetti western series, Once upon a Time in the West being the last and yes the greatest of them all by Sergio Leone.
Don't forget "Duck You Sucker"! It's a masterpiece like the other 4!
@@TheMusterion76 Nah. What that filmed lacked for me was that unlike all of the Clint Eastwood films here in these spaghetti Westerns, and Charles Bronson in Once upon a Time in the West is the man with no name antihero main figure. Also it did not take place in the classic 1800s but in the early 1900s with even a motorcycle in it. I agree it was a good film but it really doesn't compare to the mystique of these others.
@@grosbeak6130 it's clearly a passage from Once Upon a Time in the West to Once Upon a Time in America (that's why it's called Time Trilogy). An "hybrid western".
Don't forget "DUCK YOU SUCKER aka A FISTFUL OF DYNAMITE"!! Also by Leone!
@@TheMusterion76 okay. But all of the points that I've made in response to your first comment to me still stand. Duck you Sucker just doesn't have the same mystique of those earlier westerns by Sergio Leone.
Lee Van Cleef made his film debut as a member of the cast of the classic Western, High Noon (1952), starring Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly. He appeared in dozens of films in a career spanning four decades. Here are the titles of many classics of the genre beyond the three Leone films -- along with some of his later films -- Dawn at Socorro (1954), Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957), The Tin Star (1957), Day of the Badman (1958), Ride Lonesome (1959), The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962), Death Rides a Horse (1967), Sabata (1969), The Stranger and the Gunfighter (1974), The Rip-Off (1980), and Escape from New York (1981).
Wow! Just WOW! I remember when I was a young unpublished reactor. We did not have RUclips to share the awe of Sergio and Eastwood, et al. I am so happy for you. I am old now. Enjoy your firsts, and enjoy your stay. Bless you.
I hope you check out 'Once upon a Time in the West'. Not exactly like these but it's Sergio. Great cast. The color and lighting, the acting, story. No Blondie (Clint Eastwood) but Charles Bronson brings his own thing to the screen.
and Henry Fonda!
@@donlebo6824 Yeah, he was really great in that role, no doubt! Just another reason that movie is so good.
This rules! You might as well check out 'Once Upon A Time In The West'. It is Leone's magnum opus, after all.
Just loving your reactions to this trilogy....please keep it up! :)
I'll echo what other people suggested with Once Upon a Time in the West as your next reaction. No Clint or Lee in this one, but it is both Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone at their very best! If you feel this emotional listening to the musical pocket watch, then "C'era una volta il West" will definitely get you misty eyed.
"Once Upon A Time In The West" next, please. It's not complete Sergio Leone's Wesern experience without "experiencing" that one.
You should try the comedy versions of these old westerns as well, now that you've finished the mandatory trilogy. With "My name is Trinity" with Terrence Hill and Bud Spencer. Classic.
If you want to see more serious westerns I recommend "Once upon a time in the west"
You just have to watch "My name is Nobody" with Henry Fonda and Terence Hill as Nobody. Great western film.
Great review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I love watching you work through the fact that the characters in this film are not the same characters in the previous films. The just used the same actors.
"Two Mules for Sister Sara" is considered one of the best westerns every made by Clint Eastwood and you might want to put it on your list.
Do you mean starring Clint, because the movie was directed by Don Siegel?
@@iflarnted He's the star but Shirley MacLaine, she's a boss a heavy weight actress and it has a very good supporting cast. That movie to me has a lot better plot and better acting than this triology, still love the triology but Two Mules for Sister Sara I feel is a better movie.
I love how you get so wrapped up in the movie, that you remembered how many men were left and their names.
Badass intro for Lee Van Cleef!
Lee Van Cleef, was a badass. I love it when the train hollers by, that scene is classic!
Great reaction Gabby and EXTRA PROPS for being really consistent with these films lately you cover a wide range of genres. 🙌🏻
When you want to revisit more Clint Westerns I'd recommend
High Plains Drifter, Pale Rider & The Outlaw Josey Wales.
Also although Clint is the King of Westerns... You have to see Dirty Harry!!
Clint is a San Francisco cop and you see a different side to his bad assness in this!
Thanks for coming along the journey!
I think The Good the Bad and the Ugly is the best of the three in terms of cinematography and music, but I think this movie has the best story of the three. I definitely like Indio as the villain the most among Angel Eyes and Ramon. Tuco is my favorite movie character of all time so GBU has a personal bias.
This is my favorite. Clint and Van Cleef squaring off and then teaming up (in their own way lol) and then throw in Indio's disturbing character. All Angel Eyes really wanted was revenge. Such a satisfying ending. Great reaction, I love how much you get into it.
I love your reactions when you're so excited about something. You have a great smile and laugh. Someone else said it in another comment, but I think Sergio Leone's best movie is Once Upon a Time in the West, with Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson. Another great western worth seeing is the original Magnificent Seven (1960) with Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, and James Coburn. I don't know if you've seen it yet, but I think Tombstone is the best of the modern westerns. James Garner has done some great comedy westerns; Support Your Local Sheriff is a good one.
Have you watched 'The Quick And The Dead'? Long before Tarantino started making 'spaghetti westerns', Sam Raimi came out with his own. It's largely forgotten, but incredible.
@@mariochavez2910 I’m not sure I’d call it incredible, but I did like it. Gene Hackman is always good, and seeing Sharon Stone in cowboy wear didn’t hurt 😉 Should definitely be on the list, but I stand by my statement that I think Tombstone is the best of the modern westerns I have seen, which I consider westerns from the 80s til now
Another great reaction, I hope you carry on with the Clint Eastwood reactions 😊
Since no one will say it : There is a lovely lovely Leone film that isnt famous like these Eastwood movies but is equally as brilliant in that Sergio Leone way! Its called DUck you Sucker or Giu La Testa! it has a beuatifully melodic soundtrack by Morricone and splendid acting and some unforgettable scenes. I once saw it with my late father and he was amazed how he had missed it in the early 70s! Beautifull western spaghetti meets political drama! Watch it dear! Lovely reactions by the way you gorgeous Lady!
I agree! DYS is a very beautiful movie. People don't understand that it cannot be compared with the others 4 Leone's western because it's diverse. In this sense it's not worse, even better it was more personal just like Once Upon a Time in America.
ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST is Leone'e masterpiece. A must see.
So glad you enjoyed this trilogy, it's an amazing one. Pale Rider is another great Clint Eastwood western. The Outlaw Josey Wales is great also.
Fun fact: The hunchback man that Colonel Douglas struck his match on his back near the beginning of the movie is the late, great actor, Klaus Kinski, father of actress and model Nastassja Kinski. He starred as the leading role of Count Dracula in "Nosferatu the Vampyre" (the 1979 remake of the 1922 classic ). It would be a great one for you to react to for Halloween.
You're obviously a huge fan of Sergio Leone, welcome to the club (it's a big club). This movie saw Leone use two small flashback scenes to explain where the watch (which as you astutely pointed out became a main character itself) originated. Leone would go on to use a strategically placed longer flashback scene (and another musical object that becomes a character) to explain his protagonist's motivation in his operatic Western masterpiece Once Upon A Time In The West, and then he would go on to use multiple flashback scenes combined with powerful music to give a backstory to co-main character "John" in his uneven, extremely violent, and once again beautifully scored film Duck You Sucker (sometimes called Fistful Of Dynamite), which dabbled in political themes for the first time. This would ultimately lead to his final film, the epic inner city gangster drama Once Upon A Time In America, where the nearly 4 hour movie and story is essentially all told as flashbacks (or an opium induced dream as some believe it to be). I look forward to watching your review for every one of those films.
Time Trilogy >>>>>> Dollars Trilogy
Waits for Hang 'em high. I see you're going by year. '68 is when it came out.
The pocket watch was the kind of object that central to the story that Alfred Hitchcock referred to as “the McGuffin“.
You can tell the actors being re-used. The last one killed by Clint was playing Tuco’s brother, the priest in “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”!
Immaculate is perfect description of Leone's direction.
Love your reaction, I agree with you, this one was slightly better than the Good ,Bad and the ugly, I just love the plot about colonel Douglas motivation to go after Indio, magnificent movie!
Here’s another vote for “The Outlaw Josey Wales.”
Death Rides A Horse is another great Lee van Cleef film. You gotta check out Once Upon A Time in the West, tho, it's Sergio Leone's best work in my opinion.
"ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST", now ! 😃
The watch reveal on your face was epic. We all knew it was coming and seeing the full realization get you was awesome. These movies were so incredibly laid out. Cheers bella.
There are 3 more Leone films left. Two of them are westerns, and the final one is a gangster film. All of them are great.
I have really enjoyed your enthusiastic reactions to these classic Italian westerns. I hope you'll be watching what I consider to be Sergio Leone's masterpiece, ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST.
you are the alex and andy of movie reactions very technical very observant very intelligent topped off with your animated narration. i love watching you!
This one is definitely my favorite one of the three. Another really good spaghetti western is They call me Trinity and the sequel, My name is still Trinity.
For a Few is my favorite out of the trilogy!
"They Call Me Trinity" and "Trinity is Still My Name".....a couple of funny westerns.
You know takin me back to enjoy these classics again...i truly appreciate enjoying again with you.
Excellent synopsis! You uncovered the significance of the pocket watch...BRAVO! (Also, you have AMAZING hair!!)
Oh snap! This is going to be very cool 🤗
Ok,....now ONCE UPON A TIME IN The WEST, it's not Clint Eastwood, but , Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda and Jason Roberts, ,but it's the same director and the same type of movie
Another good Lee Van Cleef western is "Sabata" from 1969.
Yes that is the same actors from the other movies, but as you might have figured out they are not playing the same characters..(Angel Eyes, Ramone).. just Clint Eastwood is the same character "Blondie or Manco" , or also known as the Man with No Name :)
"Every Which Way but Loose" (1978) is a unique Eastwood starring movie.
This western was the 2nd of the Sergioni Trilogy with Eastwood.
1. A fistful of Dollars
2. For a few dollars more
3. The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.
Object as a character is often called a MacGuffin widely attributed to the great Director Alfred Hitchcock😉
You might also want to check out Appaloosa, Open Range or the two True Grit versions.
Great review! Loved watching this movie with you. And yes, the pocket watch was pivotal.
When I was a kid we went to the drive in a lot in the summer and this was one I saw. It is such a great Hollywood (even though it’s Italian) film with the setting the actors and the mood, music it’s all such a great MOVIE! Great choice.
Masterpiece ever. Greatness
Lovely hair.Great to see a lovely lady watching a classic.
After watching the film several times, what sticks with me is how twisted the character of Indio is. You can tell something broke inside him after that woman killed herself in front of him. He still kills, robs and gets revenge, but mechanically, without any joy. And he has a death wish. He gives some of his enemies a small chance to killing him, and welcomes the main characters into his gang knowing they may be his undoing. That he keeps the watch to remind him of everything is icing on top, just as that he doesn't bother to tell the other gangmember why he keeps it.
My older sisters took me with them to watch "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," at a drive-in. They loved Clint Eastwood.
Great reaction. If you are really enjoying these "Spaghetti Westerns" by Sergio Leone, strongly recommend the lighthearted film "My Name Is Nobody" which has been said was Sergio Leone's farewell to Spaghetti Westerns. He did not direct it but was involved with developing the storyline from my understanding. Excellent story with a great ending. Terence Hill and Henry Fonda are excellent in it! Music was composed by Ennio Morricone for this one, too.
Totally awesome. Thanks for doing this. Another great of this era....!
Absolutely wonderful explanation at the end. Thank you!
Now you're going to have to watch "Once Upon a Time in the West", which stands independently and elevates the Leone/Morricone films to a new level.
Dont skip "Once Upon A Time In The West" and "My Name Is Nobody"
The character El Indio by the actor Gian Maria Volonté is like the best realistic anti hero bad guy of any western I have ever seen ..
I think you'll like "Once upon a time in the west", it isn't part of the Dollars series, Clint turned down the part, if he hadn't then it surely would have been. One of my top Eastwood "western" is "The outlaw Josey Wales", maybe not quite as grand as these but one very memorable movie, great characters.
This is actually my favorite of the trilogy.
I don't think it's the best film of the three, but it's my favourite too.
Yeah, I love the soundtrack and the relationship between Eastwood and Van Cleef.
I LOVE that you watch and react to Spaghetti Westerns. They cemented the careers of some huge and incredibly talented actors. It’s just nice to see them get some praise from modern audiences! Keep doing what you do! I loved your reaction to Oredator so is there any chance you could react to Prey? It’s aesthetic is incredible!
ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST is a great Leone Western.
My favorite Clint movie
The 50 cents the kid earned was not two quarters. It was a 50 cent piece. You will notice it was just one coin. I am 83 years old and when I was a kid this was in use all the time. It was also called a half dollar or 4bits.
Really great analysis. This film was my personal favourite of the Dollars trilogy. Subbed 😊
Your ranking is the same as mine. I never thought about how effective three main characters are to Leone stories, but I think you're right. You'll see some of that in "Once Upon A Time In The West", too.
Great reaction!
If you like the multiple leads in a Western, I strongly recommend Once Upon A Time In The West. It is incredibly.
great reaction to one of my favs, been watching these since I was a kid, love all
Clint's work
Clarence Leroy ( Lee) Van Cleef (1/9/1952-12/16/1989) is not playing "Angel Eyes" he's playing Col. Douglas Mortimer. His first movie was "HIGH NOON" 1952 ,he was Jack Colby he no lines. Clint doesn't smoke, only his character for these three movies.
Really liked your reaction, I had a great time watching the movie with you 😸 Subscribed!
The G B and U was a film based in the 1863 time frame...this one occured, based on the Colt pistols being used, sometime after 1873, when the Peacemaker was introduced. I chuckled at the comment about Mortimer...
Love your Reviews Cali, so genuine and authentic. Please never change Madame. :)
The director uses some of the same actors in these movies the guy at 11:10 is Tuco's brother the priest.
The best scene of the movie is when Boy shows up with Colonel Mortimer’s watch playing the same music.
Next to watch - "Once Upon in the West" and "Fistful of Dynamite" :)
"The Outlaw Josey Wales" is my personal favorite Clint Eastwood movie.
I'm surprised more people don't suggest it or react to it.