It truly never gets old, does it? I've seen this several times in my lifetime, too, and I love it. This movie is an absolute CLASSIC!

After what happened to Blondie in the Desert, at the sadistic hands and actions of Tuco, Blondie decided to "Go along" with Tuco, and, in the end, let him "Hang out" for a little while. Seeing Tuco there near the end, with a noose around his neck, standing on that Cross-Shaped Cemetery Marker, perched right above his share of the Gold, and KNOWING that if he didn't get any passerby to help him, that he'd die within reach of that Gold... Absolutely Iconic! Kind of Ironic, too. If it hadn't been for Blondie talking with that dying Confederate Soldier at the Wagon in the desert, Tuco would've either left Blondie to die...or would've killed Blondie himself! In that ending scene, Blondie returns the favor:Big-Time! He rides off, disappears...and then, a few minutes later, re-appears, and shoots the rope, causing Tuco to fall, face-first, right on one of the bags of Money! Tit for tat-Favor returned! Of course, Tuco just can't help himself. He runs after Blondie, insulting him...and probably realizing that it'll be the last time he ever sees Blondie! Tuco:What an irascible character! Seemingly nice one minute, and mean as a Snake the next! Totally untrustworthy, too. Eli Wallach played the part of Tuco to the hilt. I love it!!!

Fantastico soggetto e fantastica sceneggiatura.

Tuco is the ultimate, in being one of the most irascible characters, that's ever been in a movie! He's conniving, evil, and totally untrustworthy. He does, however, have those moments, where he's actually...well..... nice. As far as I'm concerned, the Powers-That-Be couldn't have chosen a better actor to play Tuco, than Mr. Eli Wallach. A veteran actor, it is my feeling, that Eli Wallach poured his very heart and soul into this character...and it most definitely shows! I'm at a loss for words, as to describe just how much that I personally admire him for that! His acting, as well as the other cast members acting in this movie, make this movie an absolute MASTERPIECE for the ages!!!

One minute, Blondie is holding a little kitten, and playing with him, and within 5-10 minutes of that little scene, he's killing bad guys! What a character! The scene with the kitten was cute. The scene with the dying young Confederate Soldier, though, brought tears to my eyes. He showed that poor Soldier compassion, putting his own coat over that poor young man, to keep him warm, and even offering him a couple of puffs from his Cigar. Then...as his head is turned, the young Confederate Soldier dies. Blondie has a momentary look of sorrow on his face... And then it's back to the business of chasing down Tuco...the man he'd rather have nothing to do with. At that point in the movie, Blondie is just out to find the Gold, and find it, he does! In the end, after he's finished with all of his business with Tuco, Blondie finally gets his wish. He's got his share of the Gold, and he's finally gotten Tuco out of his life!

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Perché ha capito che tuco alla fine non era malvagio come sentenza ma era solo un poveraccio che cercava di sopravvivere. Non per niente Clint nel film è " un buono",...

il Biondo e Tuco hanno sempre lavorato insieme, c'è un rapporto di amore\odio, ma si conoscono bene e c'è un certo rispetto. Sentenza invece è un rinomato pezzo di merda che si vende al miglior offerente, capace di uccidere anche un amico senza rimorsi. La scelta era naturale

Credo si riferisca al ritmo delle revolverate. Come musica, per loro.

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