Once Upon A Time In The West (Hasta que llegó su hora)

[S0lidState]

They should have used Dean Jones in place for Frank,,,lol

[Stiny114]

3 people called Frank by name.

[MrTrasnor]

Esta peli es una jodida maravilla, nunca la había visto. Y fue en la Sexta 3 hace un par de días, quizás el único canal de toda la TDT que aun puede enseñarnos algo cuando programa cine con mayúsculas. No exagero si os digo que con estas casi 3 horas, he vivido momentos inolvidables y melodías irrepetibles que me acompañarán siempre. Y he aquí el comentario de un crítico abrazafarolas: "Lástima que su largo metraje rebaje la calidad final" (Fernando Morales: Diario El País)

[keithconnell3]

my favourite scene in any film ever

[92af]

Henry Fonda was one of the greatest actors of all time

[ragazzoveramentebrav]

che, que pelicula buenisima!

[gnomewarlord1972]

Every time I watch this scene, it never fails to give me the goosebumps. What an incredible, unforgettable and timeless character-villain introduction! I even adopted this as a gamemaster in one of our roleplaying games. Players found it really suspensefully cool!

[sukolegafriki]

A esto lo llamo yo orgasmo cinematografico , increible como la musica acompaña totalmente a la imagen bffffff maldito Ennio Morricone...

[PleasurablyNumb]

recommend watching this in fullscreen :)

[ukkfayooyay]

If not for the bearded guy's BIG FUCKIN' MOUTH, Frank would have let the boy live.

[TheMrFuckit]

just f'''in awesome!!!!

[rebeldemexicano63]

me atrevo a decir sin temor a equivocarme el mejor film  western de todos los tiempos

[gloriacarcamo1963]

what an intro worthy intro for a worthy villain

[DynastyQg9]

WHEN THE CRICKETS STOP SINGIN,,THE MEN IN THE TRENCH COATS COME A KNOCKING..

[roxandroy]

Hasta la fecha esta escena sigue dando escalofrios, sera por: la musica,la masacre, el ambiente, las referencias a otros westerns(ejem:the searchers) o quiza un heroe simbolico del western matando a un niño...

Moraleja: nunca menciones el nombre de tu jefe y menos frente a los niños. LOL

[Cinemaniatic0]

Esta escena es un ejemplo perfecto de buen cine. En mi opinión, Sergio Leone, junto con Stanley Kubrick, han sido hasta el momento los dos mejores directores de la historia a lo hora de mezclar música e imágenes.

[jbdrums90]

@Cinemaniatic0 no puedo estar más de acuerdo! Scorsese a veces también consigue buenos momentos, pero no es lo mismo. De hecho, Kubrick quiso (sin conseguirlo) trabajar desesperadamente con Morricone, pero no pudo ser. Te imaginas el resultado?!?!

[pepitoleches]

Ya que has pronunciado mi nombre.......Impresionante !!!!!

[Kalamundua]

El momento en el que los 5 asesinos salen de espaldas frente al niño es brutal y épico.

[jvallejolo]

Esta escena impresiona tanto que al mismisimo Henry Fonda le impacto ver como la camara giraba cuando llegaba a la altura del niño y le enfocaba y la gente veia que el villano era el... simplemente sublime y la musica lo mejor de lo mejor

[kenny9601]

Well he was a ginger

[86Sonny86]

Best Character intodruction ever.

[Rongart]

Da mordet doch Hitlers SS für "Raum im Osten" oder seh ich das falsch?

[blokkmonsta2008]

^.^

[CreativeCritisizm]

many were shot in a desert region of Italy, but this looks more like Arizona to me.

[Estebjack]

Cette scène a été tounée a Tabernas / Andalucía / España et non en Italie!!!

[sernaturaleza]

@CreativeCritisizm sorry to correct you but most of this spaguetti western movies were made in spain even this one or the good the bad and the ugly even most of the extras were from spain, you can still go there and have a turist tour to all those places and see the old movie settings

[jonathanl69]

la mejor pelicula del oeste sin duda,peliculas asi solo las puede hacer un hombre y era sergio leone,gracias por dejarnos cine tan bueno,un abrazo

[califgirl101]

Very sad scene but, overall an incredible movie! The evil smile on Frank's face when he shoots this innocent boy! Wow! I so love the music in this movie plus, a great cast such as Jason Robards and Charles Bronson! One of my own favorite spaghetti westerns along with The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly!

[farmagonzalo]

Henry Fonda está inconmensurable. Tremenda película. El señor Morton tb se sale no?

Un slaudo

[Ristopistox]

gran peliculon. Henry Fonda esta que se sale. Ya no se hac1en westerns como este...gràcias por colgarlo

[linebackertwo]

I remember seeing seeing this movie along with the Wild Bunch and the Outlaw Josey Wales at an all night western showing centuries ago. Excellent:)

[johannizacia1]

poor boy :(

[dabig2]

dustblowers blowing in the wind....name me cooler cinematography than that.

Awesome accompanying score. Fonda is one real bastard!

[DemonicGenocide]

wtf?!!! what happens? is the kid dead? lol

[cainan88]

i like it when they come out from behind the bushes its sort of eerie and cool and the music is the best

[thev01]

Loved the part when he looked up towards the birds only to realize a few moments later that no ones shooting at the bids.

They're shooting at his family.

[CreativeCritisizm]

These Italian actors were kinda funny, notice how they used mostly northern Italians with red hair to fit the Irish profile, but the father is noticeably Italian.

[oyinladethapimpwith9]

frank is evil

[Dif1984]

perfect scene: the insects stop making noise, the birds flyin away... and frank: killin 3 people before evening gettin into the scene

[TheNightEyes]

Frank does the best entrance in movie history!

[BlackenedForLife]

@TheNightEyes

Aside from Orson Welles` Third Man, of course.

[jeemz662]

is maureen the older siter of that boy ,or the mother?

[Rinor]

Sister

[califgirl101]

What a great but, sad scene this is. I just love good spaghetti westerns such as this movie. Could somebody give me the scene where Cheyenne dies from his gun shot wound? Thanks again. :)

[ivajipar]

increible, una entrada grandiosa la de la cuadrilla de asesinos

[costamexico]

puisque tu m'as appelé par mon nom ...!

[spiritualCAPTAIN1]

Ennio Morricone's the one who brings this scene to life!

[mankalib]

OK Ok Ok!!!best film world!

[Numa]

la mejor pelicula del oeste de todos los tiempos, Sergio Leone todo un maestro del genero y no mencionar a Ennio con su banda sonora seria una falta de respeto.

[sebos1986]

@fitless: I think because the girl stands for virginity and the "good" in the world, and with these shots its over. I also think its no chance that she wears white clothes, stands for peace. im not native english speaking, i hope you can understand it anyway.

[thierry512]

When the music starts, it is one of the best cinema sequence ever.

[willardsheen]

I'll second that.

[loigenil]

vos gueule bande de connards good scene

[asturianu]

awesome, best western ever

[shadyshastri]

awesome..brilliant...Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone..are two legends

[burningranger01]

this truly stands the testament of time!!to take good old good guy blue eyes and make him a bad guy at his peak at being the american good guy!!now with this here leone has created his loveing and never abandoning audience((rest his soul my insperation as a game desighner))

[flydaddyA]

actually, Sergio Leone wanted Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallicah, and Lee Van Cleef, to be the three gunman who met Charles Bronsan at the train station, He wanted it to complete his western trilogy. But Clint Eastwood was already under contract for Dirty Harry.

[caveman733]

not true

[TulseLuper]

It is true, actually.

[Usman0611]

That would of been awesome if the three were put in to the film, It would of then gone from being the greatest western to one of the greatest films as the three mentioned are legendary actors

[fitless]

One of the most telling character-introducing scenes ever, this is an excellent way to show the audience a merciless blue-eyed killer like Frank. Does anybody know why it is the girl to be first shot?

[tyqo]

Maybe baecause she walks near the shotgun when she is looking the birds.

[CzechGuardian]

When the band of assassins is moving towards the little boy, in the company of the song, its a breathtaking moment. Maybe the best part of the movie, thanks for posting!

[GoblinGirl]

Leone was as much an artist as Fellini, Visconti, Pasolini, etc., etc.. He never gets credit for his art...

[Edgegbr]

The McBain character is named in after of the author Ed McBain who passed in 2005.

[tenaseelarrel]

This was such a great movie. I didn't first see it until around 2003 and felt like someone from the 68 audience when I saw Fonda! He played the best bad guy I had ever seen (#2 is Mitchum in Cape Fear). This movie made me a big time Fonda fan.

[judahis]

This is a Western Opera: each character has his musical theme, and a great opera and great western. Morricone the composer is just as fantastic as Leone the director.

[Sotnas]

Wow! Can you imagine what the audience reaction in '68 must have been like when they saw wholesome Henry Fonda shooting a kid? This really is a great movie.

[almirCCR]

I remember in a documentary Henry Fonda said :...never more as ...a "evil" (more or less)

[dhimmiwit]

Henry Fonda is fandiddlytastic in that film. In fact I can't find a fault with the whole film. I want one of Cheyenne's dusters

[GoblinGirl]

Those dusters were very authentic. Cowboys wore them all the time back in the days of the West. Most people thought Leone made it up because it looked cool. Leone knew a hell of a lot about the West, more than most American directors did.

[pablovalerio]

Great scene of one of the greatest westerns ever.

[TulseLuper]

Sergio Leone was so good at introducing characters into his films. This movie's a perfect example: Bronsan at the train station, Robards at the saloon, Cardinale getting off the train, and Fonda here. Fantastic film.

[phille22]

This is the second best scene of all time IMO. The best scene is the last showdown, but this scene is truly amazing. McBain looks up at the sky when he hears a gunshot, but the birds weren't shot - he thinks. He turn arounf and she goes down. And this amzing music starts to play the second Timmy walks out. And how Frank and his gang walkt out from the bushes.. wow..

[buddhaparadox]

Yes, I was really pinned to my seat by the music the first time I saw this scene, because all the footage preceding it flowed so leisurely and didn't have that kind of force or immediacy to it. I too was moved by the way Frank and his men walk out... looks like a painting in motion especially with that beautiful shot from the back with their dusters blowing. Awesome scene!

[astevenadams]

i adore this scene and masterpiece of a film... love the way sergio pans his camera around to behold a suprisingly sinister henry fonda