For A Few Dollars More Soundtrack - El Indio Theme (Expanded)

I OWN NOTHING! Music is by Ennio Morricone. This is the theme used for the main villain and antagonist of the film. El Indio is a villain with a very interesting melody. (I think Davy Jones theme was inspired by his) What I like about his theme is that it can convey so many different emotions. It can be evil, it can be sad, it can be intelligent, it can be epic, and it can be triumphant. Lots of variety.

[@vampira1409]

No disrespect to Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef, but (in my opinion) Gian Maria Volonté and Eli Wallach were the best actors in the Dollars trilogy. They gave their characters real nuance and depth.

[@jacobdunstan6620]

Morricone can fuse stoicism and sadness through music like no other. And Gian Maria Volonte was an acting genius.

[@DRChupacabrah]

that organ kicking in is just so decadently sinister- I love it.

[@lucat5479]

Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone were pure genius. Gian Maria Volonté was one of the greatest actor of all the time, for me the best actor in Italy

[@christopherdicarlo8894]

Good night, maestro. This melody will play on forever.

[@YouKevo]

This music and the Dollar movies stand the test of time. More than 50 years later...they're still brilliant.

[@Locktwiste72]

Indio is one of the best movie villains ever. The man was evil, ruthless, cold, calculating, and he had a solid plan in mind all the way. Every move he made served that plan and served a purpose. Even when he lost his temper he never lost control. The only mistake he made was to underestimate The Man With No Name, and if it wasn't for him, Colonel Mortimer would have been finished. One of the few times I loved the bad guy as much as the good guy!! And this track is BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@mohamedboukhadia977]

Im 28 years old, but these classic movies are epic , the acting, the music , the scenarios, i believe those movies will never be forgotten even after 1000 years

[@astridnygard8771]

Leone considered Volonté for the part of Tuco in "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly", but wasn't sure he'd be able to pull the comedic aspect off, so he offered the role to Eli Wallach. Who went on to give an iconic, brilliant performance, so I can't fault him for the choice. But I'd still have liked to see Volonté, in some capacity, in part 3. Imagine him acting opposite Wallach. They were the two best actors in the trilogy.

[@andrewmark3682]

"I generally smoke just after I eat. Why don't you come back in about ten minutes"

[@hobomeatballthemovies323]

Indio, one of the most sadistic, sad killers in cinema. He always played to win even when he couldn't. So damaged that his fondest memory was his rape victim killing herself. The depths of the termination of his soul are so profound, you cannot cheer or weep for his death, you must merely turn your back and put your hands over your face.

[@mrshinybald2739]

That final shootout actually brings me to tears every time , you see the pain on Mortimers face, and the regret of the villain that single tear down his face actually gets me every time ... I absolutely loved this film

[@Nimroc]

I absolutely loved the idea of the musical watches, it made the musical score feel like a real part of the plot instead of just underscoring it.

[@joehall6559]

the best ending ever, someone said these 3 guys said more by just looking at each other than the last 60 years of film

[@tonnymusante1669]

Look at Indio's face. Really look again. You have never seen a face like him.

[@lucagiuriato4956]

GRAZIE GRANDE MAESTRO ENNIO MORRICONE .🥰🥰🥰

[@darrenspeirs1353]

The dollars trilogy films have got to be the best theme tunes ever,morricone is just so damn good.

[@sirknight1574]

I'd personally say that out of the three films this one is the best, and this is probably the best song in the whole trilogy.

[@juliawilkinson]

Such beautiful music! Morricone was a genius. One of the best soundtracks to one of the best movies ever!

[@tomslick5633]

Lee Van Cleef makes such a good / bad guy , sure miss him