There are "people" who think any movie in the Dollars trilogy is better than this

I only disagree with For A Few Dollars More. The rest is right on.

Wtf Fistful is an amazing film.

>Once Upon A Time In America
the limo scene is one of the most brutal in cinema history

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Watching Henry Fonda spin around and fall with the harmonica in his mouth is so fucking satisfying

FUCK YOU HENRY FONDA YOU WERE A GOOD GUY IN 12 ANGRY MEN WTF HAPPENED

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It's not, sorry.

Characters you don't really care about combined with a poor soundtrack and generic story=passable.

Shares the lower tier of Leone movies with A fistful of dollars.

TGTBATU is the ultimate contrarian filter

>Characters you don't really care about combined with a poor soundtrack and generic story=passable.
none of that is true, you utter pleb, it's peak Leone and a very intimistic production of his thematically
into the trash you go

durr film is popular so its bad
me hate popular movie me patrishan

>People with unpopular opinions bad

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>Shares the lower tier of Leone movies with A fistful of dollars.
Pushing too far, user. Giving away the game.

Never seen this poster. Awesome

Who would win in a duel between The Man With No Name and Harmonica?

Man With No Name has a bigger plot armor
don't forget that Harmonica actually got shot early in the film

Who would win in a gunfight: Man With No Name, Trinity, Harmonica, Frank, Angel Eyes or Tuco with a loaded gun?

Yikes

> implying harmonica isn’t the most dangerous man of all leone films

>It's bad because I don't like it and reasons!
Children should be seen, not heard.

>No argument
cope

>good guy
>12 Angry Men

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>Got his ass handed to him when he was young
>Got shot by a nigger
>sually just autistically playing his harmonica
Yeah, so dangerous.

>There are people that think Leone made better westerns than Peckinpah

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You fucking idiot, it's among his best and most meaningful work

>DONT TALK TO ME ABOUT REVOLUTION!

How do any of these things make him less dangerous?

>possess high levels of cunning, confidence, and marksmanship
>plot armor

>inside the dusters there we're three men

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He did

It's the only western he made where the characters are more than archetypes and actually develop in their relationship to one another, the plot being an inversion of John Ford's Informer mixed with his own disillusionment with politics and radicalism. It's much more rewatch able than his dollars work.

Also the soundtrack has some of Morricones most popular tracks

>inside the men there were three bullets

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>inside the bullets there were three tiny dusters

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>inside the tiny dusters there we're three even smaller men

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>inside the bullets there were three dusters

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John Ford's westerns were better.

That's one hell of a story harmonica

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Leone was the best at character introductions. It's amazing how much tension he builds and how he plays with audience's expectations
all main characters in all of his films have god-tier introductions to the story
I honestly can't point the best one