My FIRST Western! My Name is Nobody (1973) ♡ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING! 

Am I the first??? whaaaat 😍

Yes..this is worth a honorary mentioning to Kamilla...Centane..great that you did :)

@@Centane I still can't believe you picked up this one of a kind movie! LOL!! And I really love Terence Hill!!

Yes really Bravo Kamilla for years have being trying to make any reactor I follow too watch this funny movie when they see a western movie and all of them always see the same old movies (The Dollar Trilogy, Tombstone, Unforgiven, The Magnificent Seven, One Upon A Time In The West, Young Guns). Kamila you are the first to react to this amazing movie so again Bravo. Thank you very much for doing this reaction.

@@Centane Yes you are the first! This is a relatively little known movie. It's sparse subgenre among the spaghetti western subgenre, which is part of the western genre. It's hard to get it in full, since it's a journey you should take starting from the orginal American westerns of the '60s, John Wayne's era. When people could spend days on the trail and wake up in the morning after sleeping in a bedroll with a perfect shave and a just ironed clean shirt. Then spagetti westerns came, with everywhing being dirty and dusty. This let to some very violent b-movies, together with masterpieces like "Once Upon in the West" by Leone. Tarantino paid several homages to them. Then they evolved turning towards comedy or parody (kinda overdoing it) without really fully enbracing a full comedic tone (they had the full look and feel of a proper western, just more lighthearted. Terence Hill made a name for himself together with Bud Spencer in the Trinity movies, which are probably the best examples, and are - to the day - immensely popular in Italy. You wouldn't believe. The end credit song in Tarantino's "Django" is actually the theme from Trinity. (Django being the titular character's name in another series of spagetti western) This movie is an odd one, since here comedy borders into slapstick at times. The undefined tone of the movie can put off many people. I like it but it's like a guilty pleasure to me. I'd rather watch Trinity for the 100th time, tho. I loved your reaction BTW! It must be even weirder to you as a movie if this is your first western.

so iconic ...

best of times..... fond childhood memories

Yes! Love em, esp They Call Me Trinity

Need to react to the Trinity movies

They were an amazing pair of dudes👍🏻

He was also very uncertain if accepting the part in "Once Upon a Time in the West", since he didn't know anything about Leone or spaghetti western. It had been Eli Wallach that persuaded him, telling Fonda that Leone would have the movie he would have been remembered for.

@@neutronalchemist3241 Fonda playing against type (don't want to spoil it) shows what a good actor he was, I would never have believed he well it would work if i had not seen it. That (OUATITW) is my favorite Western i still watch it often and never get bored. But when it comes to fun the Trinty movies are great along with the support movies ( James Garner) .

and Trinity is still my name, the sequel

The name of the movie is, "They Call Me Trinity". Back in the day, I thought the movie was just called, "Trinity".

@@BarebonesNetwork-w3s Lo Chiamavano Trinità

plz do ... but i guess the "original" will not be that iconic like the german versions ... it was the first time make a western much more like a comedy ...

I always thought it was a Hippy Western.

In Italy the genere is called "fagioli western"

True Spaghetti Western

​@@just2coolkk ja die deutschen Versionen sind extrem komisch. Es lag wahrscheinlich daran das wir früher nicht viel Geld für gute übersetzer hatten. Die übersetzer konnten sich daher viel witzigen Blödsinn erlauben 🤣

Legends in germany too, the german translation is always so funny and perfect, it has it's own status. Usually I like to watch films in English, but the Bud Spencer and Terence Hill movies, the original is italien, but I like the german translation so much, can't imagine it is better in italian.

@@philipschulze2.070 After all, Mario Girotti (Terence Hill)'s mother is/was Hildegard from the city of Dresden.

Both Italian I suppose

I would suggest the second nobody film first.

Ennio Morricone was so impactful that his scores are THE sound of spaghetti westerns. His scores are still used today. His most iconic is for The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.

Brilliant thinking there...

Its also, next to "Hill with bloody boots" the last of the Spencer / Hill movies that had people dieing. O at least the last that showed death on screen. Later movies became more light hearted

Sergio Leone only directed about three scenes.

@@ConstantineFurman I remember the documentary being quite vague about this, and on the wiki it is even more complex... despite that directorial trouble, that movie turned out AMAZING!

@@Commandasaurus Documentaries don't give you the whole truth and certainly don't trust "wikis" on the internet (anybody can write nonsense on those things). However, do trust eyewitness accounts and on set photographs.

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in my opinion henry fonda redeemed himself in the opening scene for once upoen a time in the west

Thank you Tony!! Same goes to you 🥳✨

😮yes that is intresting 😊

Esattamente, un'altro film sempre italiano..🎉

I think Sergio Leone actually worked on this film.