Finally watched it. Holy shit anons, they literally don't make movies like this anymore. I feel like I discovered a new level to film, goddamn.
Finally watched it. Holy shit anons, they literally don't make movies like this anymore...
Jace Ross
James Bennett
what's your favorite part user? i have a soft spot for the aftermath of the civil war battle after they blow the bridge. something about it just gives me goosebumps. then the obvious "so that's how he got the poncho" moment is just gravy
David Gutierrez
A Fistful of Dollars was the best of the trilogy but Once Upon a Time in the West was Leone's best overall.
Alexander Garcia
watch High Plains Drifter. My favorite clintwood western just behind Josey Wales. Prepare for your mind to be blown
Thomas Turner
bump for more eastwood or western recommendations
Samuel Young
hang'em high just bought this kino yesterday
Lucas Ward
Yeah and now go watch other western Leone films and classics in the genre
spagetthi western is the best
Xavier White
One of the best opening scenes..
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Nowadays pretty much ALL these young shits would start diddling their cells after the first 30secs.
Brayden Johnson
the initial partnership scenes are great and the climax is obviously pure kinography. overall i still prefer For A Few Dollars More
Adam James
HOLD IT
Ryan Phillips
Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid
Django
For A Few Dollars More
High Noon
High Plains Drifter
The Great Silence
Johnny Guitar
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
McCabe & Mrs. Miller
My Darling Clementine
The Naked Spur
Once Upon A Time In The West
The Outlaw Josey Wales
The Ox-Bow Incident
Pale Rider
Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid
Red River
Ride In The Whirlwind
Ride The High Country
Rio Bravo
The Searchers
Shane
The Shooting
Stagecoach
True Grit (both versions)
Two Mules For Sister Sara
Ulzana’s Raid
Unforgiven
Vera Cruz
The Wild Bunch
Winchester 73
that’s a sufficient entry level list. let me know if you want some more gems or modern ones or ones that could conceivably be called westerns but probably aren’t “true” westerns
Blake Miller
The best Leone kino is actually Once Upon a time in America.
Jayden Richardson
When he comforts the dying soldier and puts a cigarette in his mouth, who then dies. Pure kino. Then theres the obvious “if youre gonna shoot, shoot, dont talk” scene
Joshua Brown
>McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Maybe not the best western, but perhaps the most kino. I actually watched it in a high school film class and the whole class hated it, but I was floored. Beautiful, haunting film
Levi Diaz
westerns suck
westerns always sucked
not making more is a good thing
Ryan Sanchez
appreciate, I copied and saved this.
Hunter Bailey
user your next mission is to watch once upon a time in the west it's like tgtbtu on heroin
Blake Nguyen
>Two Mules For Sister Sara
That movie.. might be a bit responsible for my Nun fetish and the MGTOW lifestyle.
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Mason Wilson
It took me long time to appreciate Leone because of how formal they are, I really don't like that shit in general, but my love of westerns overcame it.
OUATITW & HOHW are my favorites
William King
Xavier Murphy
Current sad state of the movie art and GoT finale explained in one simple tweet.
Elijah Baker
watch My Name is Nobody
Anthony Young
> My Name Is Nobody is a 1973 western comedy
> western comedy
> starring Terence Hill and Henry Fonda
Rather shoot myself in the nutsack
Benjamin Torres
The theme song is now stuck in my head. Thanks user
Ayden Wright
Then do it you fucking cocksucker
Ryder Gonzalez
>knocking western comedies
Blazing Saddles is kino
Jace Morales
kill me before I watch that shit
Easton Reyes
I'd say the comedy and the non-comedy parts are pretty well separated, there's parts only with terrence hill's antics and then there's the serious bits with Fonda.
Camden Diaz
My name is nobody is the perfect mixture between an actual western (with direct Sam Peckinpah influences, who should do the movie but couldn't due to contract scheduling conflicts) and fun comedy sequences.
Why don't you like Terence Hill user
Blake Williams
3:10 to Yuma.
Angel Roberts
Watch this now, OP
Oliver Brown
Tuco's intro still blows me away. He gets jumped, and five gunshots later, all 3 attackers are dropped while Tuco escapes without a scratch.
Cameron Phillips
yep, that’s a movie
Jonathan Flores
"Make sure the rope is tight. It's got to hold the weight of a pig."
Luke Davis
All three were great in their own way
Oliver Russell
This nigga has had 5 all time great movies
Leo Wilson
Its good and has a great Morricone score
Isaiah Mitchell
Tuco's interactions with his brother.
Colton Allen
What did you guys think of the scene between Tuco and his brother?
Nicholas Turner
Really helped to sympathize with Tuco afterwards. Wan't expecting it but it made Tuco slightly less of a cartoon character
Levi Wilson
There are only two kinds of people in this world, my friend: those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig.
Luis Bennett
traas1
Aaron Ward
How did they get the fly to act like that
Nolan Cook
Trained it for over 1000 hours
Easton Cox
KYS
Brayden Rogers
No, Big Jake?
KYS.
Adam Lewis
Any love for A Few Dollars More?
Recently got around watching it after finding Fistful just okay and holy shit it completely blew me away. Really can't decide if I like that or GBU more.
Dominic Evans
They put honey on his beard
Nathaniel Torres
>tfw my faggot colleague is always whistling 'Fur Elise' thinking he's a cultured one.
>Tfw I can whistle this tune. But not perfectly.
I need more time.