Fistfull of dollars - Final Fight

[achmedlolol]

Clint Eastwood is a fucking legend

[zerbo803]

so good

[pegasus3407]

thanks for marricone. music is fantastic. great final.

[BassicStorm]

i want score! ;) great music

[MultiChristo10]

Good thing he didn't aim for the head

[SuperAlexrios]

clint made great movies no like the faggy type brett pitt kind of thing

[jjcollin]

@SaintInsanus, all of Kurosawa's work was outstanding.

[BassicStorm]

@jjcollin  Takeshi Kitano is allso good ;) i love hes movie Zatoichi

[SaintInsanus]

Good movie, but yojimbo is simply better

[FredDude27]

Akira Kurosawa reportedly wasn't too happy with the western copies of his movies. Too bad, I like the western copies too :D

[solidstick320]

@FredDude27 why do you say that?

[SmilingJack100]

@solidstick320 Because this movie is, basically, a remake of Akira Kirosawa's film "Yojimbou" right down to the filming style, only as a western. Sergio Leonne never got the rights to the movie and actually ended up getting sued by Mr. Kirosawa, who ended up getting 15% of the movie's profits. He wasn't too happy cause his intellectual property was stolen XD.

[solidstick320]

@SmilingJack100 Good answer. :D But you sorta suggested that Kurosawa didnt like these films. I would rather think that he did indeed like and respect the films however, he was angry more at the directors who didnt give him credit. I think that suing Leonne was a sort of 'last straw' thing.

[mushal7james7tony]

whats the music called, pls answer

[mushal7james7tony]

great scene

[petete21521]

RUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!! lmao!!!!

[KilaSolai]

Back in the day he would have made a epic Snake!

[metairie33]

i wonder if blondie is faster than harmonica or cort from the quick and the dead

[sergiomecanicoaerona]

Muito legal, pena que nao tem mais estes tipos de filmes

[buzzclick500]

I wonder if it was a question of shooting ethics at that time not to shoot someone in the face or the head....was the heart considered the absolute center of life? It's one of those compelling historical mysteries. In an episode of "Naked City" titled "The Five Fingers of Henri Tourelle", it was established that a shot to the heart left a person ten seconds to re-arrange a suicide to appear as a murder.

[USNavySEALs34]

BAMF

[MsCarmine67]

I would recomend watching : IL BUONO IL BRUTTO IL CATTIVO S.MARIA LA CARITA.

The italian's cover ... if you want to leave a comment thanks .

[johndnumber3]

6:20 clint eastwood looks like friken wolverine!!!

[negropercia]

O.O nice accuracy just shooted in the heart!

[catbird007]

When justice finally catches up to the wicked 

[theringodd]

You can say my parents fail at raising children, but this was one of the first movies I've seen as a kid. Hahaha.

[buzzclick500]

@theringodd : We saw "Bullitt" at a drive-in, and when Steve McQueen said "Bullshit" to Robert Vaughn, everybody was yelling and honking their horns--nobody was used to people cussing in a major feature-length film yet. I was born during a fabulous time in history.  ;]

[drlee2]

Great finale! Everything about it is perfect...the music, the editing, the dialogue.

[Zarkoon]

Great, great scene. Clint Eastwood is a great actor--and so is (or was) Gian Maria Volonte. His performances in "Fistful of Dollars" and "For a Few Dollars More" are defining points.

[ilCanaledeiMondiali]

SERGIO LEONE!

ENNIO MORRICONE!



[donnahide]

Now, when I listen to this, the music especially trampet has seemed to be the

opening the gate of challeging the other country's movies, of course including

US westerns...by Itallian unuque thunder power..which has been called spagehttie western..which I still love very much and I have missed..

[KrimeMater]

Great movies all of them

[scorn256]

your description says it all.

[thefiveofjokers]

clint eastwood is a legend

[DontBlinkCreations]

i love the duke but the trilogy are the best westerns ever. done and done. i want to learn to play trumpet like this, such beautiful music by Ennio Moricone

[jreb61]

@DontBlinkCreations  I agree,if you haven't already you should check out Morricone

on here.He has alot of good music posted on here.

[ElwingWitch79]

I must say that in english is quite awful O.o anyway Gian Maria Volontè was such a great actor!!

[DeathtoRaiden1]

Get 20 coffins ready.

[wisedup]

...as the metal plate hit the ground, flys began to gather around the back of Ramon's pants.

[Splitscreen83]

Amazing series of Movies ! 

[williamrafe1]

the only shit part of these movies is that every time they shoot, the bullet noise sounds like its richocheting off metal, even when they shoot people. it goes BAM--BOING! like it hit metal

[ak47proshooter]

@williamrafe1 well if you would notice clint has a metal plate lol

[williamrafe1]

@ak47proshooter i understand that, but regardless, if it wasnt there, the sound they add in for bullets always makes that noise, metal or not

[williamrafe1]

@williamrafe1 also, the bullets were stuck to the plate, the didnt bounce off,liken the sound dictates

[MrLunitunz]

@williamrafe1 These films were made in the 60's when SFX weren't what they are today.

[1Joshuanichols]

man did you know that the fist full of dollars and for a few dollars more are not the first movie with man with no name collection the good the bad and the ugly was

[thatitalianguy84]

@1Joshuanichols no actually a fistful of dollars was made in 1964, for a few dollars more was made in 1965, then the good the bad and the ugly was made in 1966

[williamrafe1]

@1Joshuanichols but the good the bad and the ugly was made last

[TheTxBandit]

if ramon had playstation, he'd know from fighting off zombies to always aim for the head lol...

[jstone114]

19 people who dont know wat a good movie is. them poor people.

[NLglennNL]

reallize that this movie is made in 1964

[hophophop]

I like this film, but nothing can compare to Butch Cassidy and the Sun-dance Kid.

[jstone114]

@hophophop great movie but go and watch the good the bad and the ugly

[ernk72]

the first bullet proof vest lol

[Bizzer10]

i did a report on this scene

and got an A

[HolyZion]

@Bizzer10 You should have gotten a distinction for reporting on this scene!

[youjustwastedmytime]

This was in BTTF wasn't it?

[bazookoidben]

@youjustwastedmytime That was muuuuuuuch later. But nicely spotted. Done twice with the scene where Biff is watching the TV (a nicely placed Checkov's gun or foreshadowing take your pick) and then repeated in part there where Marty takes the alias Clint Eastwood using a slab of metal as a rudimentary breastplate to protect himself from gunfire at the end. A nice shout out to this film.

[mercenaryman1190]

I really hope no one tries to remake any of Clints movies. They were perfect the first time, so no need to remake them.

[KH11860]

Oh sh*t I seemed to forget my vest, and now I've lost my head. Heads up should have came to mind.

[stuarttombros]

7:24, sooooo realistic XD

[spjfrat]

Loved all of his westerns. Leone and Morricone were great. 

[Ps3man14068]

love the spegetti westerns ! serigo leonie, my man!, ( im a fail at spelling lol )

[TheShadowmanify]

They make theese films in Spain because its cheap and convincing.

[redbuffalo15]

@TheShadowmanify No... dumbass. They made these films in Spain because the director wanted to make them in Spain.

[GizmoHarper]

he was using the dead eye from red dead redemption xD

[rapper1012]

@GizmoHarper hellllllz yeaaaaa

[charlessunkyst]

@GizmoHarper Where do you think the Red Dead games took the idea from? Clint also pulls that stunt in the begining of the movie, taking down 3 men in the blink of an eye. My mistake, 4 men.

[Ocelot0070]

@GizmoHarper (I dont wanna be an ass but) Dead Eye was already in Red Dead Revolver. I agree though, it looked like he used Dead Eye.

[KingFluffs]

Epic

[obsessedwgaming]

When I saw 7:14 I thought it was gonna end up like scarface, then at 7:25 I just thought twice. Good Movie, first time looking into this movie. I'm gonna buy all of Eastwoods movies :D

By the way I'm 14. Cut me some slack because I wasn't around to see this.

[Chris62007]

theres gonna be a remake clint eastwood possible directing it

[DamianColucci]

Bullet-proof vest! Great flick, great frigging flick The guy is brilliant!

[TheWuCepticon81]

@DamianColucci LOL, Biff from Back To The Future Part II, good one. lol

[bubbajimmy8]

@DamianColucci lol you beat me too it hahaha

[tastybrownies]

@bubbajimmy8

Kid!!!!!!!!! I own the police!

[Jordansoldat]

I bet clint can get shot in the face and live.

[dancefool68]

At 2:27 the old guys like "WTF"

[mushal7jasem]

whats the name of this music?

[ruin3r]

What's interesting.. the main bad guy here (Gian Maria Volonté) also played Indio in For a Few Dollars More, and is dispatched by both Clint here, and Lee Van Cleef in the second film.. you almost get the feeling that Leone should've cast him as Tuco in Good, Bad & Ugly so he could've had some measure of revenge against the two for shooting him dead in the first two films of this trilogy.

[samgolzar]

best scen 1:14-1:30 , Clint standing cool wind and dust and red leaves flying everywhere, just like a picture of raffael or daVinci, beautiful scene, best western scene ever

[drlee2]

I know the general consenus is that the later 2 films, the "sequels", are better, but this one is my FAVORITE of them. Simplistically brilliant.

[sussexg1rl]

The direction of this scene is breathtaking, from the moment the dust clears and we see Clint's figure in the distance. Nobody ever made Westerns like Sergio Leone.

[MozasFury]

the only way to kill clint eastwood is the same as killing a zombie. AIM FOR THE HEAD SPACKO!

[snowstorm9091moua]

Clint Eastwood can't/doesnt die, goddammit!!! Accept it!

[racket113]

quando un uomo con la pistola incontra l'uomo con il fucile...l'uomo con la pistola è un uomo morto

[GitForceGemini]

3:22

"Aim for the heart or you'll never stop me."

[garlowloke]

You hear him shoot 6 times at the men, then he shoots the guy off the rope without reloading. Did he shoot 7 shots, or was there a repeat camera angle. Because in his intial shooting you can distinctly hear 6 shots at the group of men. Someone help me out here.

[knighthumanitas]

I only hear 5 shots at the group of men... but maybe I'm nuts. ;)

[iflickuoff]

i agree with you i heard six shots and then he shot the man with the rope down without reloading

[italianjohnny123]

@iflickuoff no it was 5 listen harder

[dejvo0]

he shot 4 men and shot ramone's rifle from his hand, so five shots only (you can hear that)

[gernie8668]

dude its 6 and +1 for the rope so 7 lol i thought it was 5 at first but the guy is right lol oh well still sick movie

[MrFFSOUND]

Clint is the best ! 4eva..

[luutnantti111]

Shoot him in the brains!

[valentinadischia]

the music is soooooo good!

[SolidJohn9]

only the music? everything is sooooo good!

[RobinhoTevez]

It's well known a few of the stewards at Eastlands,The CITY OF MANCHESTER stadium are rags. Clint is a fuckin' blue ...end of

[17ledzep]

shoot for the heart

[RobinhoTevez]

You're so full of shit. He's been seen at Eastlands .... got threw out for smoking in east stand toilets at half time .... he punched a few stewards out though who had united badges on

[quietearthMT]

"Aim for the heart Ramon"

Translation: "Please don't shoot me in the head because then my plan is for shit!"

[bajatuna]

@quietearthMT Actually, more like we spent less on effects, but had good acting back in the day. This of course is wasted breath on the electronic retard generation.

[charlessunkyst]

@quietearthMT If you saw the movie, you'd know Ramon, while bragging about his marksmanship makes a point about having to aim for the heart if you want to kill a man, then he proceeds to shoot an old piece of armor multiple times right where the heart would be.

[tastybrownies]

@quietearthMT

The whole time I was thinking just shoot him in the head,lol.

[kuassa]

@quietearthMT

The real message is this: what your strength is is what your weakness. Ramon was so sure in his ways that he simply could not change. We have this in real life so often that people are so cocky that they simply can not change - sounds familiar? Just look at Obama - lol

[kuassa]

@quietearthMT

The real message: cocky people have difficulty to change their ways precisely because they are so cocky.

[LastPhyrexian]

@quietearthMT yeah well back then it wouldnt have sounded suspicious. pistols were, as everyone knows, much less accurate back then and up until the 1930s or so the idea of HEADSHOT was never really believed to be effective. aiming for the body was a much bigger target. again, im sure you know this, its common sense of course, but i figured ol clint deserved an explanation lol.

[197666Horror]

@quietearthMT

haha :D

[Lodermulch]

@quietearthMT understand what you mean, but you had to see the movie to know what Clint is aiming at. Ramone was superstitious, and he said things like "always aim for the heart" "shooting them in the heart is the only way to kill" and also "When a man with a rifle meets a man with a pistol, he's a dead man". Ramone wasn't about to back out of his superstitious beliefs in front of his men. Just watch the movie, it's good.

[darkmetaly]

clint is a god..

[bleucheese14]

it's a movie

[TheCricketSchool]

wicked...thx

[southsydney]

damn sergio leone had style and flair in his cinema, god its great

[Lawlzinator]

Just a western remake of Yojimbo. Look it up.

[FluffyH1tman]

And Yojimbo was just a samurai remake of either The Glass Key or Red Harvest, depending on who you ask.

[Lawlzinator]

A remake or inspired from? Big difference there.

If you look at this movie, it's almost a scene for scene remake of Yojimbo.

[JohnACorp782]

Stop whining, the theme is still different.

[FluffyH1tman]

Yojimbo isn't a scene for scene remake of either, or it wouldn't be debated which it is inspired by, but it isn't like Kurosawa was completely original in his creation, he admits to having been inspired by The Glass Key (although Red Harvest's plot is closer). I've got nothing against Yojimbo, I just prefer the style of Fistful better.

[1middlesbrough]

Inspired; leone originally offered the role to James Coburn, he turned it down obviously and only then did he offer it to Clint

[Agundis1825]

It's no great cinema secret many westerns of this time were patterned after earlier japanese films. With no disrespect to the japanese, they could not have made the same film as a western. Would we denounce Yojimbo then if it was made AFTER this? Two cultures benefited from one idea with their own unique styles, look at it that way.

[Lawlzinator]

Hey, I'm just sticking up for Yojimbo. I'm sure more people in America have heard of A Fistfull of Dollars, but not Yojimbo.

It deserves to be noted, so I don't see what's with all the negative thumbing.

[TwilightCodex]

@Agundis1825 Not exactly correct, you're thinking of SPAGHETTI WESTERNS, which were influenced by Japanese samurai flicks. BUT! Kurosawa's Samurai films were in turn influenced by John Ford's Westerns. Sorry mate, L2history. ;)

[cookwerth]

what a gangster

[cnknguyen]

killin mexicans :D

[makasalva]

like vietnamise in apocalipse now

[stevensw]

shoot him in the head, duh

[JohnACorp782]

That would be wrong to the movie. The shooter himself says in it: When you kill a man you have to shoot to his heart.

[RobinhoTevez]

Is he fuck! Clints defo a city fan

[gigololove2000]

What a badass

[madbiker53]

awesome film ;D

[grunkduy]

sigh**

if only they still movies like this!

[chomcia5000begrudl]

"What's wrong Ramon u losing ur touch?" that line always makes me laugh

i liked that old man who made the coffins but at the end Clint gave him a lot of work

[SummerInJuly]

Clint has "pansied" out recently with his girlie face-lift.

[Ventrue370]

"The heart, Ramon...!!"Well, what about the head??? Such an idiot!!

[chomcia5000begrudl]

Ventrue370, it kind of was Ramon's trademark shot so he could be feared in the village

[mrbeanchannel]

rofl

[AntzBandit12]

Seems it wasn't in the script... ;)

[djsimo149]

aahahahahahahahh it's fucking true LOL

[PirateXzibit]

Ramon, yes.

[CyberDeadly]

Oh holy hell I thought I was posting about the duel in for a few dollars more. (I paused it before posting :P ) This is great of course but doesn't come anywhere near the ridiculous heights of the later movies.

[CyberDeadly]

Good holy hell was this guy a master of pacing or what. Cinematography at its very best. Only exception being the good the bad and the ugly's final scene.

Seriously though that pocket watch. Just about one of the best ideas I've ever seen.

[cwc733]

clint eastwood always had that perfect cowboy look.e.g the focus in the eyes

[drakes9999]

You will NEVER see these type of great movies ever again in this day and age......

[frio109]

You are correct. This movie was not made by Hollywood but image for a moment what if. What if today's Hollywood were to make this movie. Clint Eastwood would be gay. The bad guy would be the crack selling Hero. etc.......

[MightyNeonFraa]

That's the second time I saw that on two videos. Are you just posting that on every Western video you see?

[frio109]

No, but it is the truth.

[frio109]

We can hope that one day we will again see movies as great as these./

[bastard1978]

che interpretazione degli attori... che regia.. che fotografia... che tutto insomma!!!

grazie S.Leone per averci lasciato questi capolavori! p.s. e cmq la versione in italiano è nettamente migliore!!

[ParkJongBum]

Eastwood's gun is 7 barrel revolver???

I checked he shoot 7 bullets.

[gruglet]

sorry only 6 :)

that was the point of the reload

peace atya

[EchosOfFlappingBird]

I heard 5 and see only 6 barrels.

[Nosferatu44]

One word: Hardass.

[studystrike]

hacks

[kicknbazz1615]

Hahahaha

[darklagarto2]

Crazy!

[AndrewSpriter]

I really like the lack of music once he's telling Ramon to hit him in the heart. as iconic as the music from the Clint Easwood spaghetti westerns was, the silence arguably works better than anything else they could have put there.

[twiskins]

"Gringo!"

[linebackertwo]

Next time try a headshot lolol

[noelwannabe]

one of the greatest scenes ever

[luuke100]

this classic film changed the western forever.. & made Clint Eastwood a star.

[catinthehatguitar]

this and the other two are arguably the greatest trilogy of all time

(for a few dollars more, good, bad, ugly)

[johnnyponny4]

Kreeehhhhhh! I love the sound Clint's revolver makes when cylinder spins then the round catches in the chamber, ready to fire.

[falcolemalinois]

genial

[KrazyDude85]

i just watched this film for the 1st time ever great film clint eastwood rules in this film XD

[treetheoak]

"Would a man with a .45 beat the man with a riffle? You said the man with the pistols a dead man. Lets see if thats true."

The spaghetti westerns were the best movies I ever watched. And out of all of them this series is and always will be my favorite.

[gcony]

ahh hates manure !!!! lol

[eyepatchentertainmen]

best film sequence ever. Leone will unfortunately never be topped. Even Biff Tannen thought so

[DScott513]

The HEAD Ramon! What were you thinking?

[dhiemart32]

The movie is nice, the song is great !!!!!

[sa17ma18ra]

I think we can safely say that this was the film that sparked freestyle killing in film where every shot hits its target & kills...

[3a3l3o3i3s3]

Acording to Richard Herrison "Maybe my greatest contribution to cinema was not doing Fistful of Dollars, and recommending Clint for the part"

[sinisass]

Orgoglioso di essere italiano !

In questo film hanno lavorato 3 geni puri ,

Volonte' , Leone , e Morricone !

Grazie !!!!!