Best.

Cool

That's the whole reason I watched this scene here, how could they not include it!?

That's a crazy story for 2 reasons Harmonica 1)Nobody round these parts got the guts to wear these dusters except Cheyenne's Men 2)Cheyenne's Men don't get killed

@@juliolopez6289 bravo, came to comment exactly this.

Not just stylistically, in everything.

Greatest Western ever made. Imho, top 10 movies ever made. A masterpiece.

@@stevem2323 but it has no ecstasy of gold

@@yourmum69_420 It had equally good stuff.

And Ernest Borgnine as the bartender, if I'm not mistaken. Funny to see him in such a minor role.

@@ChristopheStrobbe Ah Christopher in fact it was Lionel Stander who once played a part in Hart to Hart if I'm not mistaken.

Don’t forget Jack Elam

@@ChristopheStrobbe Almost. To be honest, at first I thought the same as well, but the actor's name is Lionel Stander.

Ahh yes, Claudia, my future wife.

He won two Oscars. Hardly underrated.

@@noidea26 I did not know that.

The Searchers

@@ihatefanserviceanime364 ​ Cowboys and Indians a typical Hollywood western movie, don’t think so.

@@ihatefanserviceanime364 u joking right ......??? This is a fuking masterpice of movie cinema

They call it the WILD west for a reason 😉

Instead of talking he plays. And when he better plays he talks

I dig it. It's like no other sound. It was Harmonicas way of saying your quarrel is with me not them.

I like it when Jill asks Harmonica if he will come back someday. My favorite.

Yeah Harmonica was starting with the only clue he hand. Cheyennes dusters. The three who pretended to be Chyeannes crew members. So he had to find a way to get in. By entertaining thenleader himself.

Absolutely eternal, classic beauty.

Claudia Cardinale is the only one still alive.

@@alessandrodamiani1867 really thanks I didnt knew she,s still alive

It is now.

Lol 😂

This is the epic tradition of Italian westerns, it has nothing to do with stupid Japanese animations.

Totally agree.

GBU ran out of steam once they confused the main plot with the American Civil War.

My interpretation was always that Cheyenne correctly assessed Harmonica as a hardcase like himself. Evidence would be his demeanor, as well as the fresh bullet wound that didn't seem to bother him one bit. And I think Cheyenne instantly respected him enough to not try to fuck with him. Harmonica gave that respect back by handing him his gun for the task at hand, like saying "you can use it as thanks for not trying anything stupid, like trying to use me" Both guys realised the other isn't their enemy, and that it was healthier for everyone involved if they kept it that way.

You are totally over thinking. When you watch a movie, you must always know the director and his style. In a Leone's movie (and the italian style of the 60s and 70s in general) you should not necessarily expect rational explenation to small details or questions like yours. Cinema is a visual art for Leone, so you must live it with your gut. Cheyenne looked at Harmonica and understood he was a tough guy like him, and as such he could trust him, and they teased each other in a clear showing of respect. Everything that happens or is said is out of Leone's typical coolness and badassery, no rational explenation needed. It's cool so it's great, simple as that.

It is a very great film actualy

@@eleutheriosvenizelos2191 absolutely, I watched like 2 clips of it.. decided to watch the whole thing. Fell in love with it. Harmonica is admirable dude, but my favourite is definitely Cheyenne.

@mm43501 damn

@mm4350 We cannot labels all criticism as "trolling", tbf, non of the movies had any realism, like for instance, do duels really occurred like how they portray ? Just a cursory check will invalidate such movies. :)

Yet it seems to be on every Top 10 best westerns list. The cinematography, the music and, yes,the dialog all top notch. The extended opening sequence is brilliant too.