Duck, you sucker! Entire Irish pub shooting scene 

Ennio's passing has left us all orphans but what a legacy! What ever film score the man turned it to pure gold!

I have always seen this as part of Coburns sadness in the film where everything he does now doesnt matter because of what he did back in Ireland, His life has been changed by personal loss .

Actual Pub in Dublin ,been in there, still looks more or less the same!

One of Mr Leones most underrated films in my humble opinion. A true cinematic masterpiece. Thank you Mr Leone and Mr Morricone (RIP) ❤🤲

One of Morricone's greatest sound tracks and one great film. Up the Irish!

the underrated masterpiece ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I hear this in my head when I drink my coffee at 7.00 am.

❤❤❤ Coburn, in one of the most intense scenes of the film. His pointed look, reflected in the mirror, seemed to anticipate all the action..

you know I never understood why this film didn't get the same recognition that once upon a time in the west did. it is just as profound. If 'west' was a meditation on business and capitalism and the corruption that comes with it, 'dynamite' is a meditation on revolution and its dark side. I love this film, btw it is now free on youtube.

Leone always draws you towards the actors' eyes - always good to watch his stuff

I was once told the Nolan/Zimmer partnership is the best, my response was; have you ever heard of Leone/Morricone? RIP legends

Great movie - remember seeing it in the theatre when I was a kid. A top James Coburn and this was one of the most poignant scenes.

This is a great scene and makes one wonder what a great movie there could of been if a whole movie was set against the Irish War of Independence 1919-1921. You could have had 2 movies with James Coburn fighting against the British in the first one and then obviously his character going to take part in the Mexican revolution. What is remarkable about this scene is that it captures the atmosphere of the Irish War if Independence.

i lived in northern Ireland and i went to this pub its still exactly the same i looked at them mirrors and stud in the same spot as the great man was

Brilliant film and the haunting music

Very underrated film.

This is a great underestimated movie that was hacked up by the censors. Originally 157 minutes hacked by almost 25 minutes, there is now special editions that have restored the film to near full. Unfortunatly, there was an execution scenes that was cut but the footage no longer exists. The DVD /Blu ray version with the original title Duck you sucker are the best by far.

He did not shoot his friend in the temple but in his Pimple. Great Movie and has a Cracking soundtrack.

Coburn was pure class 🙏

Great movie, one Coburns best!

che Super Film - lo si vede e lo si rivede molto volentieri -grazie Sergio - leoclan-milano

this theme throughout the movie made it good

It was Ireland! Back in the day.

The scene in this movie that gets me is when juen says you come here to join the revaloution and John says no one was anoth for me .

Amazing film and brilliant sound track Grogans lower Baggot street ain't bad either.

Leone's forgotten masterpiece.

I had seen this film a few times before I first visited Dublin but I always thought it was a set in Cinecitta.

Outside of Hollywood films, in real life everyone cracks no matter how hard they are. That's why you limit what any single person knows about the group.

You failed the vibe check, brother.

Me getting kicked out of the pub after drinking too much.

Do you think he would leave his hands in his pockets as people are being shot next to him?

Bir baş yapıt film emeyi geçen bütün ekipe tesekurler ayrıca yönetmene ayakta alkışlıyorum tsk

Toner's Pub scene....Ive been reading many comments from 2016,2017,2018....There is one thing worth mentioning. The homosexuality not being an issue but mentality of rebels, revolutionaries, participants of any protest anywhere and anytime. Its not about how far will you go, its about how long will you stick with the idea? Compare i.e. Winston and Julia in "1984" betraying each other and being crushed, broken, destroyed - compare them with this scene? Perhaps not the best comparison - but no one broke James Coburn. The more I think about this issue, the more I tend to rethink about Rachel Corrie of USA and MP Bobby Sands of Ireland. A - how far did they go, B- how long did they stick with the cause, C - did anyone makke them brake like Winston in 1984? My favourite idea connected to 1940s is (coined by another Winston) ''....if youre going through hell, keep on going...'' which is obviously not monopolised by any ideology whatsoever yet so intriguing and so freqeuent. No one remembers Corrie, no one ever mentions MP Bobby Sands - the former is one of the greates American heroes in 21st ct, the latter is the only person in history who defeated Margaret Thatcher. ""I used to believe in many things Villega/ The only thing I believe now is dynamite''''. This is awefully different from "''Revenge will be mine, and my revenge will be the smiles and happyness of our children'''' (loose reshaping of the quote)

Been in that pub in Dublin

2:46 A bullet to the mole. Ouch

BEST WETERN EVER MADE PERIOD!!!!!!!

The story about the mexican war is about too boring. But flashback to irish history is brilliant

What happened to the two police officers and the third soldier who were standing in the back? They just disappear during the second half of the scene.

I feel like I just went to visit cousins in Kerry and someone slipped me the brown acid

Boy movies got weird during this period.

At 2:00 his friend says "Kill me", he knows he must pay for the betrayal

A little over dramatic for me, but to each his own ..

I was there that night

Its time to re-watch a Flint movie.

Friend or foe, touts gotta go

But why did he shot him? Betrayel? Why did he nod for that?

🎼Shong shong shong shong🎼

❤

My Grandfather pal.

Those days where you could enter a pub without a mask and drink a beer.

My Grandad was a Freedom Fighter in the 1920s. Proud of him to this day.

"I don't judge you, Villega. I did that only once in my life."

The intensity of Coburns face is incredible when he is firing. The contemplation, the decision

Try to film brotherhood, betrayal, colonization, and heroism in one scene, and then add to it a lyricism that makes you want to soar about the stars. Thank you Mr Leone and Morricone.

Every movie you see with Ennio Morricone's music makes you feel like you've been on an amazing adventure.

He aimed right for the mole on his forehead.

James Coburn, the best.

Certainly an underrated film. As the years progress, Leone and Morricone will become even more appreciated.

A moment of weakness and selfishness captured perfectly. I know that even the longer version of the movie (the 2,5 hour version) still had gaping holes in the story, material left on the cutting room floor. I've wondered if that material still exists. If it does I wish someone qualified would do an ultimate edition with all the material added back in for a complete picture.

Great camera shot with reflection in mirror. Coburn's face glaring at him, as if to say, "Will you betray me or not?"

An argument can be made that, in the history of the movies, this was the greatest soundtrack ever.

I miss Sergio Leone every day... what a genious this guy was, over his time.

It destroys you to hate someone you love. But sometimes it feels like the only way to stop remembering them.

The genius of this movie is that it’s well over 2 hours long. Scenes with slow motion acting without dialogue. Lingering on facial expressions with surreal music making things seem dream like, almost drug like. The moment dragged out, the passions and the emotions lingering, the realisation of the betrayal and the last seconds of their close friendship come to a violent close. Pull a trigger and you kill two people... John on the run from the authorities often turns to this haunting memory and the surreal one of them together both after the affections of a young woman. The parallels of the two revolutions play out in the awkward friendship with the Mexican bandit. Just stunning performances throughout and an unbeatable score.

Kind of sums up the whole Irish troubles in a personal way.

Nolan was a warrior too. But he broke. He couldn't stand torture. When John is facing him, Nolan understands: the only thing left for him after betraying his cause, his country, his honor, is death. At 2:30 he nods: do it. John does his friend the last favor and shoots him dead.

Still Listening to this.....One of my best movies of all Time (Sergio Leone and Ennio Morrricone partnership is the best ever)

Lyrical, transcendent and yet as straightforward as they come. Men at their best and their worst in 3 minutes time, you can'tbeat that.

My favourite film scene of all time.

Damn, why the soundtrack is so ultra-magical and absolute surreal, it's like i almost immediately fallen asleep and feel nostalgic

Everybody is waiting their turn to get rounded up,but not Mr Coburn he takes care of business!!! This is my favorite scene in my favorite movie with my favorite actor. It would be a dream come true to visit Dublin and to visit Toners and to have a pint in the same spot as Mr Coburn!!!!

incredible authenthic scene , toners pub dublin brilliant acting and soundtrack- thanks for uploading

For this movie and soundtrack, only a word: MASTERPIECE

Here's a 🍷 Drink to all the beautiful Irish people from your Mexican cousins! Long live The Irish

There’s something just magical in this scene The way he sees his friends in the mirror while the divine music plays

The music makes me wanna cry. I was a kid when I saw this movie with my little brother . I called him siong siong after this movie.

The British police beat him up and made him rat out his buddy. Climactic scene here.

I do love this movie, not your average western, very moving at times and a great cast 😎

One of my very favorite films, it’s flawed but brilliant and ambitious intellectually and yet has rollicking good action sequences and some humor. Steiger gets maligned for his performance here but it is no bigger than Wallach’s performance in TGBU. I prefer Steiger. Gorgeous music by the maestro Morricone.

Amazing film , so underrated .

(1)Ενα απο τα καλυτερα Ιταλικα σπαγγετι γουεστερν που γυριστηκαν ποτε,και μια απο τις καλυτερες ταινιες του διασημου και αξεπεραστου Ιταλου σκηνοθετη,του θρυλικου Σερτζιο Λεονε το"Ηταν καποτε μια επανασταση"η αλλιως"Σκυψε κοροιδο"(Gui la Testa)παραγωγης 1971,γυρισμενη στην Αλμερια της Ισπανιας,εκει που γυριστηκαν παρα πολλα Ιταλικα "σπαγγετι γουεστερν"αλλα και πολεμικες ταινιες με θεμα τον Δευτερο Παγκοσμιο Πολεμο,οπως το"Παττον"με τον Τζωρτζ Σκοτ,αλλα και με αμερικανικα γουεστερν,οπως η"Επιστροφη του Βαλντεζ"με τον Μπαρτ Λανκαστερ.Και σε αυτη την ταινια,πρωταγωνιστει ενας απο τους πιο διασημους και θρυλικους"σκληρους"του Χολλιγουντ:Ο αξεπεραστος Τζεημς Κομπερν,σε μια απο τις καλυτερες ερμηνειες της καριερας του.Αυτη η σκηνη γυριστηκε σε ενα μπαρ στην Ιρλανδια,μιας και ο Σερτζιο Λεονε ειχε την φημη του τελειομανη σκηνοθετη.Ενας τελειος συνδυασμος χορογραφικης δρασης και μιας ρομαντικης αριστουργηματικης πραγματικα αξεχαστης μουσικης,απο τον διασημο και αξεπεραστο Εννιο Μορρικονε.Μια ταινια που αξιζει τον κοπο να δειτε...

The pub's turkey pot pie... When served fresh ... Was heavenly.

Yes, it's Toner's Pub. I've been in there and I did exactly what W B Yeats did when he visited Toner's, namely order a sherry and I drank it in the snug and then left. When I visited it I didn't know about the association with A Fistful of Dynamite.

1:04 ladies and gentleman Edda Dell'Orso...

Truly breathtaking scence, music, the pain of betrayal, the retribution. Fucking brilliant

Was in there a few years ago on a stag party. I was on my third pint of Guinness before I realised where I was!

This movie was one of my favorite movies. This movie is clearly a classic…

Not Leone's best film but this scene is one of the greatest things he ever did. There are flashes of his genius throughout this film.

Ennio Marricone is the modern equivalent of Mozart.

So true of Ireland. Never grass.

sometimes i cant never believe that James Coburn ever excisted, this men is dynamite. From all "charsimatic' actors. He was the Best!

Ce regard de James Coburn sans la moustache dans le miroir... tellement marquant et inoubliable depuis l'enfance, avec la musique de Morricone !

What a music! It's a fable on the Irish green! It's a melting melody!

Many years ago I would watch this film because I was a huge Coburn fan, few actors had his screen presence then I became captivated by Steiger's performance. Now with you tube, whenever I am feeling melancholy, I play it for the soundtrack. Time makes many films become corny and dated especially the 70's but this film has an offbeat story and a soundtrack that has an infinite shelf life, one of the greatest soundtracks EVER.! Thanks for putting this out there. Ennio Morricone how did he see the world?

The close up scene of the stagecoach passengers eating is about as revolting as it gets in film .

This scene takes my breath away every time I see it ❤️

Such an awesome soundtrack

The Rod Steiger James Coburn movie released twice once as Duck You Sucker and the second time around as FISTFUL OF DYNAMITE.What a classic sound track!!

la musica di Morricone è sempre e resterà sempre un incanto per l eternità è infinita

A truly beautiful scene from an absolute masterpiece from the greatest filmmaker of all time