Where we at with final duels in Leone's westerns? Which is the best?

[Monk]

 

[Uncle Floyd]

So hard. These are all great, but that finale with Bronson and the harmonica is shot beautifully.

 

[DeadWithoutMyDavid]

Indeo did some rapin to that pocket watch music. No wonder Mortimer hated him so much, a greasy wop all over his sister.

 

[RobertMewler]

I know this is a Leone thread but where we at with Sergio Carbucci's duel scene in Il Mercenario?

 

[Brooke Shields]

I dont know why but this random video got me introduced to Arcade Fire(they have a bunch of good songs) , Peter Gabriel (who did a rendition of it), and Westerns in general. Modern style westerns are great, it's hard to watch certain old shit, whatever those My Name is Nobody films are good but i don't think i can go back any farther.

 

[MunchausenByProxy]

Damn thats weird, I just randomly went down an internet wormhole of old western soundtracks before even clicking this thread. Parallel cocksucking

 

[Monk]

I know this is a Leone thread but where we at with Sergio Carbucci's duel scene in Il Mercenario?

Never seen that but it's on my list now. That was good.

 

[JoshFromMichigan]

[faggot]Great thread. I'm a huge western movie fan, especially spaghetti westerns, and Leone is king to me. His movies and stories are very formulatic but they have so much extra on them, they are fantastic to watch. The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly comes from the same mediocric base, but it's considered an all-time classic of cinema and that final dual is an example. Such a great scene. [/faggot]

 

[TehSamurai]

I didn't particularly care for Once Upon A Time In The West (or America), so I would go The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly and then For A Few Dollars More.