The Man With No Name - Dollars Trilogy 

A genius with cheese. Guns that never miss, shots that sound like skyrockets.

@@SovereignStatesman because his movies are satirical..

I’d say some of John Wayne’s best definitely rival Leone’s best, but you make a compelling case, mate. I just wish that John Wayne and Clint Eastwood could have teamed up for a Western movie.

The Wild Bunch is 1k times better than the italian spaghetti western

The ones directed by Eastwood himself are legendary aswell.

Yeah. I'm gonna go listen to "Ecstasy of Gold" again... the one with Susanna Rigacci singing.

Absolutely

The Danish National Symphony does an excellent cover of the title songs from all three, check out their Utube channel

So true. Try watching the Mexican standoff scene muted - it loses nearly all of its power & intensity.

The Story of a Soldier, in a Fistful of Dollars, heart wrenching, I love that tune and song.

They probably don’t like cowboys

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'We will never, ever see another trilogy of westerns as great as the man with no name trilogy' ... until Man Called Horse ;-)

He's not the man with no name, this has been false for many years. Clint never clamed this. In the 1st his name was " Manco" in the 2nd he was Joe" in GBU he was called"Blondie by Tuco because he was European not Spaniard with light hair, hence the name "Blondie"

I know this is an old comment but i just wanted to say that Bud Spencer and Terence Hill westerns are on the same level imo. Or come at least close.

@@m42037 all fake names dipshit

5 Years Late.. But the closest. Has got to be the Mandalorian.

James Lisle And it was just Clint playing Eastwood

Agreed. Josey Wales,Harry Callahan and MWNN. He is the king of cool movie characters.

Hell yes, theres cool and theres Clint cool, in a league of his own.

Agreed...EXCEPT for the main character in the movie this is based on. Watch Toshiro Mifune in Akira Kurosawa’s Yojimbo and You’ll see where he got it from. First there’s Mifune, then there’s Clint, then all the rest. For extra points watch The Seven Samurai that the Magnificent Seven was based on.

Yep

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@@BDRmongooseLOTR is actually so bad 😂

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Well, I feel like he's the type of character who can only be as good as he tries to be. He's still better than most people like himself.

By subverting an achetype the man with no name became one

Not totally correct, he did save that poor family's wife in A fist full of dollars.

JackKangaroo1 "The bad, the ugly.....and the anti-hero ". 😁..you are quite right

Yeah. Not saying that he's completely immoral or evil because he does help people occasionally but he mostly cares about his motives and well being above others. Which is why I think he's more the archetype of the Loner rather than the Western hero.

I agree, but would always include Once Upon A Time in The West, even tho the actors were different.

@@boomerrob9223 Once Upon a Time is my all times favorite.

For Clint's westerns I personally like The Outlaw Josey Wales too.

Watch lonesome dove it beats this hands down

THANK CHRIST FOR THESE MOVIES ABOUT KILLING PEOPLE, PRAISE JESUS

The Man with No Name was only the main character in the first film of the trilogy. In the other two, he was a supporting character. GBU was definitely Tuco's story, not Blondie's.

Great observation. Yes spot on.

The thing close to this was the first trilogy of captain jack sparrow by Jonny depp. You put the two in comparison you can see johnny's genius of portraying the elusive capn sparrow. You can say he got some inspiration on client eastwood no name bounty Hunter. Not the focus of the plot but there as something that really dripped in iconic given role.

He’s like a force of nature sent to kill

@larncieldarknciel...you hit the nail on the head commenting what ai I would have said about the unique acting skills of Clint Eastwood....

Hats shot off to you :D

Give this editor a beer!👌🏼🍺

yes... exellent

Ain't that right.

Well I tried watching it on my Samsung J-3 Android phone and the music is just overpowering the voices. I had to click pause after only a minute 1/2.

Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach were great actors too! Almost on par with Eastwood.

@@TacticalProjectGaming don't forget Gian Maria Volonte

these movies wouldn't be that great without the villains

Spelling...meh!!

Morricone you idiot

Bill Van Cleef Really !!! Lee van Cleef was your uncle ?????

Hicham Abaidia yes he was

Bill Van Cleef Man ! your uncle is a legend. in my country everyone loves him and admires his charisma

Hicham Abaidia well thx

Bill Van Cleef NO ! Thank you

😊......hmmmm

Dragonwulf Gaming in Red Dead Redemption 2, you can get Eastwood's Man With No Name hat. In the game it's called the "Stalker Hat". Just if you wanted to know.

His name is "Manco" in the 1st and 2nd it's "Joe" people need to stop calling the first two "No Name" only GBU he's no name, Tuco called him "Blondie" because he was "European not Spaniard, light colour hair, hence the name "Blondie

I've been into spaghetti western content for nearly a year now because of RDR2. in my expeirence with these hidden classics, here's my reccomendations: The Great Silence (Don't spoil the ending) Django 1966 Keoma A Man Called Blade Day Of Anger (the ending sucks but the whole movie is good) Once Upon a Time in the West My Name is Nobody Trinity duology (if you like comedy) Django Kill. If You Live, Shoot! Ringo duology (Pistol For Ringo, Return Of Ringo) A Bullet For The General Face to Face The Big Gundown Sartana (All of them, except the fake and retitles ones)

The Trilogy would've swept the Oscars if it was all in one movie, best costumes,director,actors and cast,composter and OST, and the best adaptation (A Fistful Of Dollars).

Italian Western made by Sergio Leone with Moricone, Bronson, Eastwood, Ford, Cardinalle , Lee van Cleef and some others

Amen to that amigo.

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Dont ever forget Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach, wouldnt be the same without them

@@Wulfzz And Gian Maria Volontè

R.I.P Ennio Morricone...

+ Ennio Morricone.

Người vô danh. The man with no name

All gone but one

You forgot John Wayne.

Did those four ever star in a film with each other?

This Train'll stop in Tucumcari.

Best of the Bad !!!

I always thought it was Blondie 😁😁

@@alanvanallen7762 Joe, in A Fistful Of Dollars, Manco, in For A Few Dollars More and Blondie, in The Good The Bad and The Ugly.

@@CB-xr1eg Ah right,thanks CB

@@alanvanallen7762 You're welcome AS...

@phil veburst what. His real name is never said. “Dummy”.

Anti-hero >hero. Because they punish the villain in their own way

Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach outshine Clint in this movie trilogy. Particularly Wallach, the greatest bandito that ever banditoed. There is only one movie heavy that outranks him. The incredible Jack Palance in Shane. His Jack Wilson was the ultimate hired gun. So good, he was nominated for an Oscar with less dialogue than any nominee ever. The Greatest shootout in western history was Shane and Wilson at Graftons saloon. What separates the dollars trilogy were two things. Quality and Quantity. Leone was a fabulous director who nailed it time and again. Shane was the best single western. The dollars trilogy is the best fir sustained excellence.

I hoped for that, too.

@- He could do a "handing the torch" type film... if a similarly charismatic younger star exists. Hollywood seems to prefer Beta Males and She-Men these days. :(

@@KutWrite such loss, such lack of fulfillment…

@@KutWrite Unforgiven is a close one but it's more like a moral lesson on how bad the wild west really is.

@@KutWrite tg. .

the coolest cowboy character in gaming history and best character in rockstar games

This actually isn’t a trilogy. He always plays a different character in every movie. It was just for marketing.

@@peterschreuder2600 Its universally known as The Dollars Trilogy and has been for many years. Google it.

No, ONCE UPON A TIME in the West was better : Moricone, Sergio, Ford, Cardinalle and Buczynski aka Bronson= Harmonica Men

@@tomaszser470 ń9

Lords of the Rings trilogy.

@@tomaszser470 *Morricone, *Fonda, *Cardinale, *Buchinsky aka You don´t know shit. And it´s just Harmonica.

On point

@Nex Wex 3 They are nothing but a bunch of satanic liars, controlling the world by finances, finally owning every government and all the rest. It's all according to the Bible, God's word.

Movies got killed before the virus.

Don't forget the actor. That was a perfect choice as well

They were all made in Italy.

@@jonothandoeser and this means. Hollywood dumbness can't make a movie that's not a pile of shit now ? Sad when the perfect plot devices can ever be reproduced ever ?

@@danwendt4292 Italians are better than Hollywood.

@@jonothandoeser on this point I am not disagreeing with you I just would like Hollywood to learn and make movies as good as those series if movies

@@danwendt4292 I think the Spaghetti Westerns in the 1960s were a lot like Japanese cars were in the 1970s. The Americans kind of laughed off both of them because they were not made in America. But as it turned out, both foreign offering were actually of higher quality than the Americans versions. Hollywood just has to swallow its pride and admit that sometimes things are done better in other places. Even when Hollywood finally did try to copy the formula, they screwed it up because they just couldn't resist Americanizing them. Their movies never came out as good as the original Sergio Leone versions.

Cleef

Same for Conan the Barbarian and Mad Max Fury Road.

@@Wirmish Except those movies were awful in comparison to the spaghetti westerns

Yeah

As an historian, you don´t write very well...

I eat spaghetti.

They were already great years before.

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@@gendale9992 Howdy 🤠

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Me too... the best!