What is interesting here is how the lines of suggestions have started to diverge. Basically it depends on whether you are a Clint Eastwood fan or a Sergio Leone fan. As one of the latter (while not saying anything against Eastwood's acting skills), I think you should go to Once Upon a Time in the West next.

The blue eyed gangster in the showdown in the bar is played by Klaus Kinski. He starred in several must see Werner Herzog films, Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972), Nosferatu (1979), and Fitzcarraldo (1982) to name three. Check them out when you're feeling adventuresome. Start with Fitzcarraldo (1982) for the music.

Outlaw Josie Wales.

Yet another great reaction.

This was the 2nd of the trilogy.

Listen to the explosions. I don't know what the technical name for it is but they basically used pre-recorded sounds how much of the background and incidental sounds in this film. And you will hear repeat it over and over explosions and gunshots that are the exact same thing. 😅

"Hang Em High" and "Pale Rider" are good Clint westerns, too. 🙂

For a Few Dollars More is my favourite from the trilogy, absolutely love Lee Van Cleef + Clint here.

I saw this film in 1966. It was my first X - rated film. You had to be 16 to see it and I was only 13. I've loved it ever since.

I know i've spent too much time watching and thinking about this epic masterpiece over the last 50+ years. But one thing hit me, that is very striking: all 3 were bad guys. It's just we decided who was less bad than the others. what Clint (blondie) did to Tuco was a glimpse into how bad he was, from the first time i watched the film. But, his taking out the 3 bounty hunters who tried to take in tuco is what seals it. But it did not hit me until many years later: Blondie was as much a bad guy as Tuco and Lee Van Cleef's character.

I enjoy watching your reviews. However, you should be aware at the time these films were released the approbation "Spaghetti Western" was a perjorative. They certainly weren't considered in the mold of a classic western, but more of a satire on the genre.

Looks like a poncho. A nice touch. Comedy Western next? For example: They call me trinity.

Re your comment about Lee Van Cleef's eyes: He once was quoted as saying "The best thing that ever happened to me was being born with a pair of beady eyes".

Since you're dipping your toes into this genre, I wonder if you've ever seen two movies that are actually based in Australia called "Man from Snowy River" and "Return to Snowy River". They are western in theme but more romance type stories that I believe you'd love. They star Tom Burlinson and are absolutely amazing lesser known movies. Never seen anyone react to them online.

Brava!

Remember, it was Jesse that thought it was Rison, told his mother, got her worried son would die. You heard it happened a lot with that flowers, kids eat, throw up, are fine. That's what Walt did, he's a genius, knew how little to give him, it's Jessie, that said it was touch and go... he's a druggie, without Walt would be in prison or dead. Yes, series is about Walt going bad, but wouldn't kill a kid, but needed Jesse away from Mike and Gus, used Saul and his guys to do it. Kids get flue, vomit, then fine. Think about Jesse respond when heard he was in hospital.Yes, Walt would never give Rison to one he didn't want to kill, like Gus. But Jesse didn't, so Gus would have killed Walt and family.

the sword clattering against the spears is bernard special

Sorry you're cold, lass. I guess it's that time of year Down Under - alas, we only had 32oC here in Blighty yesterday 😃😂

Sergio Leone, a genius director. Ennio Morricone, a genius composer. Now you have to watch OUATITW, Leone's western masterpiece.

the hat makes you look really stupid

This one has always been my favourite of the trilogy.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST starting a new "Trilogy" (with "once upon a time revolution" and "Once Upon a Time in America"). This was the "born of the capitalism" trilogy! Once Upon in the West rappresented the end of the old west and its heroes, and starting of the new capitalism era (rappresented by the TRAIN). This is most "eternal" , elegiac and serious movie in front of the Dollars Trilogy. Charachters are more GIANTS (like the old western heroes) and a woman is the CENTRE of the movie for the first time! A very strong woman (Jill) that in the end of the movie rappresented "LIFE" (she carry the water) a new life for the born of the modern America. And for the first time the great and iconic Henry Fonda (John Ford's actor) interpreting a villain... The Morricone's score is one of the greatest and emotional ever written! The beginning of the movie is also a masterpiece of real sounds (without music) that start a new kind of cinema... Probably is the greatest western ever made as mentioned in every movie magazines and site. Scorsese and the whole new directores generation adore this movie!

I despised that Jackson tried to equate "pipeweed" with marijuana, so insulting to Prof. Tolkien's intents and writing, Tolkien specifically said that it was Tobacco when posed the question about its origins, and included words about it in the foreward to the 73 edition

His son and daughter life was hours fir him

You have to check out "A Fist Full of Dynamite" Also known as "Duck, You Sucker" and also "Once Upon A Time in the West"

This scene alone is pretty much why the Fandom gave Rogue One a pass, in spite of all the other BS Disney tried to peddle.

'High Plains Drifter' - Trust me

I think you have watched them in the right order continuity wise, as Clint gets his poncho off the dying soldier in The Good The Bad & the Ugly that he has in the two other Dollars movies.

Bravo.

If you like the spaghetti westerns, there is another classic pair called "They call me Trinity" and the sequel "Trinity is still my name". Much more lighted hearted comedy spaghetti westerns movies but also classics. Check them out...ps you will like the eyes :)

i will send you my old stetson if you never wear that hat again, swear to god

breakthrough charles bronson 1975, classic spy / western

Yay! I’m so happy you finished the Trilogy, Jade! If you are interested in more Westerns, there’s so many good ones! Clint has some more excellent Westerns (Unforgiven is my favorite) and True Grit (the 2010 remake) is my favorite from more recent years. 🖤

The black blanket almost looks like a poncho, really in theme with the hat 😀🤠

Bernard hill wasnt meant to hit spears with his sword, he follow his heart. Weta workshop had to give him another sword after this scene

You are the first reactor to notice so many actor's eyes, but that is cool. I've always disliked fast draw since my reaction time is so slow. I've always thought I was more accurate than fast, but Westerns usually showed quick draw. Thanks for dressing up in a hat and poncho. It makes it more fun to watch with you.

I highly recommend watching First Man

HI there, I really enjoyed your reactions,,thanks,,,, you should react to the spaghetti western My name is Trinity and They still call me Trinity,, those are such a very good movies..... 😊

The little touches that add depth...adds a deep flavor to the fun of spaghetti westerns.

The West got plenty cold in places, even in Texas. The hat and coat over your shoulders looks fine. 👍

For Man it was a fight for survival. For Legolas and Gimli, it was ranked COOP

Please do the rest of the Clint Eastwood Movies. The Outlaw Josey Wales. High Plains Drifter, Unforgiven. and of course the Dirty Harry series.

Perfect color for your hat. Edit in some footage of you riding a horse Jade and your husband just married a beautiful cowgirl.

English Bob was there for the whores money....come on obvious.

Great reaction to a great MOVIE.... THANK YOU for sharing

If you'd like to try something lighter, there's a 2014 comedy called A Million Ways to Die in the West. Very light, very funny. To me, anyways. Meanwhile, back at the ranch (cliche of an old saying in older westerns), there are lots more Clint Eastwood movies! Thanks for letting us watch with you, and God bless you!

Congrats on completing the trio! Don't forget "QPEN RANGE" (2003), you're going to love it, I promise. ;)

This is still my fav of the 3. Still love them all. Sleeper silly comedy: Undercover Blues.

It would be great to see you react to the original _Planet of the Apes_ (1968) with Charlton Heston.

Josey Wells