For a Few Dollars More (1965) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction

For a Few Dollars More (1965) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction
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While chasing El Indio, a most-wanted criminal, Monco meets Colonel Douglas Mortimer, who incidentally is also looking for El Indio. They enter into a partnership and decide to split the reward.
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Release date: 18 December 1965 (Italy)
Director: Sergio Leone
Sequel: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Music composed by: Ennio Morricone
Box office: 25.5 million USD
Distributed by: United Artists
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FULL AND LONGER REACTION: www.patreon.com/MovieJoob Jade is here to watch For a Few Dollars More! 💵 P.S. There can be many KZbin issues so we apologise if there are any scenes cut that are important! Join along in watching Jades reaction to this movie and as always leave a like, subscribe and click the notification bell to keep up with all our content!

[@douglascampbell9809]

Once Upon a Time in The West would have been the 4th movie if Eastwood had signed on to the movie. It's well worth the watch.

[@timroebuck3458]

The story goes that Leone wanted Clint to play just a walk on roll and Clint chose instead a bigger part in HANG 'EM HIGH, which was filmed at about the same time.

[@allenporter6586]

The boyfriend didn't die, Mortimer was the boyfriend and lived through it. It's what made life precious to him, he came so close to losing it. Returning the money will make him $40,000. Keeping it would be more but risky. If Mortimer tells anybody they found the money and Clint didn't return it, now Clint is in trouble with the law and has a bounty out on himself.

[@MrDupawolowa]

You definitely need to watch Once Upon a Time in The West. The music in that movie alone is enough to make a worthwhile watch.

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you so much for the suggestion!! 🙌🙌

[@MovieJoob]

I’m looking forward to it 🤠

[@larrylarry8917]

I agree, great music and story. Clint Eastwood is not in that one but Henry Fonda does a masterful job as the bad guy and Charles Bronson is great.

[@petenorton883]

Couldn't agree more

[@brianhatcher2799]

Yes, please do!! That movie is amazing. It’s definitely got some depressing parts though, but it is truly a classic!! That dude that plays the harmonica is the quintessential Western movie hero.

[@sadrialsk4185]

Lee Van Cleef " pardon me ma'am " The most charismatic scene I've ever watched

[@MovieJoob]

He is so charming and charismatic!!

[@sadrialsk4185]

@@MovieJoob The most famous female lie told to us ugly men because of the existence of Lee Van Cleef is "You are not handsome, but you are charismatic." Unfortunately, there is only one Lee Van Cleef in human history. As a Turk, my favorite foreign man actor is Lee Van Cleef. I watch every movie I can find with great admiration and become a fan again.

[@marcotedeschi5340]

Once upon a time in the West the best Western movie ever,u need to see this masterpiece.

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you for your suggestion!!

[@MovieJoob]

I’ve definitely gotta check that out!! 🐴

[@hazi5961]

Gian Maria Volonte's acting and depiction of Indio is amazing. He is almost too believable as a psychopath.

[@MovieJoob]

He was fantastic at being unhinged!!

[@haranbanjo8024]

​​@@MovieJoobGian Maria Volonte' was one of the greatest iralian actor ever! He was a very politicizated comunist actor, and initially don't want to do this Sergio Leone,s movies cause he want to do more political movies, but then he find some of comunist point of view also in this westerns! P.s sorry for my english i m italian :)

[@oobrocks]

Well expressed 🎉

[@Darkja]

For a Few Dollars More is my favourite from the trilogy, absolutely love Lee Van Cleef + Clint here.

[@kzmaven7478]

My favorite of the 3 also.....just an amazing classic.

[@martinsv9183]

This one has always been my favourite of the trilogy.

[@Sir_AlexxTv]

Oh, you are doing a deep dive into the "spaghetti western" ... and I love it 😁

[@MovieJoob]

Oh absolutely 🍝🤠

[@MovieJoob]

I love it too I’m having so much fun! 😊

[@MisterMasterShafter1]

'High Plains Drifter' - Trust me

[@Anthony-ss8ob]

The old man Clint was talking to about the train is the Undertaker from fist full of dollars 👍☺️

[@MovieJoob]

That’s so awesome!!

[@bobschenkel7921]

Love the name of the town Clint gets sent into "alone" after the robbery, Agua Caliente, or in English, Hot Water. Oh yeah, and money DOES grow on trees. LOL. Sergio Leone is a great Director, and Clint and Lee Van Cleef were perfectly cast.

[@bigp3006]

I realize you have a long watch list, but on KZbin you can find the score of this trilogy performed by the Danish national symphony orchestra. The music is perfectly redone. Clint made 15k for a fistful of dollars, 50k for a few dollars more, and 250k plus 10% of the gross for the good.....

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you for the suggestion I should definitely check that out!!

[@davidmillar3993]

"Hang Em High" and "Pale Rider" are good Clint westerns, too. 🙂

[@jimspetdragons3737]

This is still my fav of the 3. Still love them all. Sleeper silly comedy: Undercover Blues.

[@bouncybaby5577]

Pale Rider and The Outlaw Josey Wales are two more Eastwood westerns worth adding to the list plus of course Unforgiven, which you have already watched. Thanks as always for a wonderful reaction! xx

[@ButteredToast32]

The Outlaw Josey Wales is superb!

[@MovieJoob]

Why thank you for the suggestions!! 🙌🫶

[@MovieJoob]

And my absolute pleasure, I’m having such a great time with these epic westerns! Thank you for joining me 😊

[@bouncybaby5577]

@@MovieJoob And pushing my luck just a little, Robert Redford/Paul Newman in Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid could just be the best western ever. They also teamed up in The Sting which won multiple Oscars. If you like piercing eyes, you'll love Paul Newman! xx

[@bouncybaby5577]

And thanks heaps for taking the time to reply! I'm actually more of a sci-fi fan, but I love other stuff too. Robocop, Dark City, The Crow, Underworld quadrilogy (vampires & werewolves), Blade Runner 1 & 2, Bourne trilogy, Taken 1 & 2, Tron 1 & 2, The Exorcist, Armageddon, Independence Day 1 & 2..... there's 20 more to keep you going. Having watched so many of your reactions now, I know none of these will disappoint.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@MovieJoob I love and adore you seeking out the classics and appreciating them and keeping the alive :)

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you so much! I’m so glad you’re enjoying!!

[@MovieJoob]

They’re so timeless like a classic play! I’m having a blast watching them!

[@chrisbanks6659]

I dared hope but did not think you would post this, so bless yer heart, lassie. Happy days😊 Thanks.

[@MovieJoob]

Awww I’m so glad to have not let you down!!

[@MovieJoob]

It was my pleasure though, so fun to watch!!

[@braces2]

I saw this film in 1966. It was my first X - rated film. You had to be 16 to see it and I was only 13. I've loved it ever since.

[@quicktastic]

My favorite of the trilogy. Love the hat! :)

[@MovieJoob]

This was so fantastic I think it might be my favourite too!! 😮

[@MovieJoob]

And why thank you 🤠

[@derekramsaroup3883]

Eastwood and Van Cleef's first meeting in this movie is classic ..that's some Alpha Male s**t going on right there !...

[@Nefarioso]

Well, "The Good & The Bad And The Ugly" is sort of a prequel. It's where Clint's character got the poncho.

[@MovieJoob]

In that case I kinda watched them in order then 😄

[@Otokichi786]

As others have noted, the "poncho" is a Serape.

[@Nefarioso]

@@MovieJoob Indeed!

[@marshallprince2583]

Hey, there, Jadie Adler! It's so cool you're continuing with this western binge! I really hope you watch One Upon a Time in The West, as well.

[@MovieJoob]

Hahaha I like the RDR2 reference there!!

[@MovieJoob]

And thank you for the suggestion!! I definitely must get to that next!

[@marshallprince2583]

@MovieJoob absolutely! You're so sweet when playing that game, and it feels like I'm seeing it all for the first time again.

[@Stevarooni]

The little touches that add depth...adds a deep flavor to the fun of spaghetti westerns.

[@larrylarry8917]

Best Cowboy HAT! You look so good. Great reaction to one of 3 Trilogies of all time🕰

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you so much!! 🤠 I love it!

[@MovieJoob]

And this trilogy was epic I’m so glad I watched it!!

[@huck944]

Another Clint classic is High Plains Drifter. Keep up the great work. P.S love your poncho.

[@gazoontight]

Yet another great reaction.

[@RustyX2010]

"2 Mules for Sister Sarah" should be your next review!

[@jenssylvesterwesemann7980]

What I find tremendously fascinating is that your hat bears quite the resemblance to the one worn by the character Cheyenne in "Once Upon A Time In The West". Marvellous reaction, thank you!

[@MovieJoob]

Oh really!? I’ve never even seen it but that is yet another reason that I must watch it! 😮

[@MovieJoob]

That is so awesome though 🤠

[@Soleya9]

Clint Eastwood was in so many great westerns. High Plains Drifter is another that I quite liked. As you play through RDR you may notice some references to these older western movies. Btw, if you send some of your cold weather, you can have some of our heat. It's supposed to be 104º F(40º C) this weekend here in Idaho.

[@MovieJoob]

Sheesh 40 degrees is tough I hope you have aircon!!

[@MovieJoob]

And yes I can totally see some essences of these films in RDR2!!

[@KennethPaul-zx6cc]

Jade: The best Western Clint Eastwood ever made or in my opinion was ever made is "The Outlaw Josey Wales" 1976 starring and directed by Clint Eastwood. It was based on a book "Gone to Texas" by Forrest Carter and has the best production value by far of all his westerns. In your review/reaction of Western Movies I believe you and your audience would greatly enjoy " The Outlaw Josey Wales". You have a great channel and your reactions are succinct and intelligent. As you may be aware, Clint Eastwood turned 94 years old on May 31, 2024. All the best, Kenneth

[@axr7149]

A great Western to check out is SHANE (1953). Others include DANCES WITH WOLVES (1990), THE REVENANT (2015), CITY SLICKERS (1991) (which features Jack Palance, the same actor who played the villain in SHANE) and even the satirical comedy BLAZING SADDLES (1974).

[@MovieJoob]

Ooh thank you so much for these awesome suggestions!!

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Jade! 🏜

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you so much for joining ❤🤠

[@auntvesuvi3872]

@@MovieJoob 🫂

[@jurgenschmidt2759]

This movie has besides Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef also Klaus Kinski, famous german actor, crazy mad man and fantastic character actor, other good movie choices in the western genre: "Once upon a time in the west" and "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid"

[@MovieJoob]

The actors in this were so fantastic!!

[@MovieJoob]

And thank you so much for the suggestions!!

[@kevincaulder20]

Hey, Joob. You might consider watching HANG 'EM, HIGH. It was made in the same time period, and some consider it an unofficial part of the trilogy you are finishing. Your reactions have been great. Keep going and enjoy

[@MikeBD187]

I really enjoyed your reaction. I'v always liked this one even more than the other two.

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you so much!!! 😊

[@MovieJoob]

I think this might have been my favourite too!!

[@aaaht3810]

Re your comment about Lee Van Cleef's eyes: He once was quoted as saying "The best thing that ever happened to me was being born with a pair of beady eyes".

[@sadrialsk4185]

Just his eyes? Lee Van Cleef is a picturesque man in his own right

[@adrianfuegoscuro6308]

Need Urgently the INDIO Wanted advice for my collection 😆

[@spatulagames9881]

I have over 30 Clint Eastwood movies. His westerns are part of why I'm so drawn to the Red Dead 1 and 2 games. They def used some of the things from these movies. You should check out "Two Mules For Sister Sarah"

[@mikecaetano]

The blue eyed gangster in the showdown in the bar is played by Klaus Kinski. He starred in several must see Werner Herzog films, Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972), Nosferatu (1979), and Fitzcarraldo (1982) to name three. Check them out when you're feeling adventuresome. Start with Fitzcarraldo (1982) for the music.

[@GranpaMike]

Congrats on completing the trio! Don't forget "QPEN RANGE" (2003), you're going to love it, I promise. ;)

[@Gerald3merald]

I always love to hear your voice. 25:07 God bless you.

[@guymelton1094]

You did it, a lot wiser for the wear now Ma’am 😂😂, 😊thanks for sharing with us😊👍✌️👏👏👏🇺🇸

[@MovieJoob]

Woohoo 🙌🤠

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you for joining me and watching!!

[@jkpole]

Great reaction to a great MOVIE.... THANK YOU for sharing

[@MovieJoob]

THANK YOU for joining me!! 😊🙌🫶

[@VIDSTORAGE]

They are classics that will not die and they have a universal appeal . Sergio Leone was a great director l .. Check out True Grit The Wild Bunch both released 1969 .. A good mid 70s classic Dirty Mary Crazy Larry has not been reacted to and consider that one as well.

[@x_mau9355]

Sergio Leone made these movies as he was filming his playing as a kid.. with gunslingers and baddies and so on. They are pure product of art. However he always made some historical research so they are quite historical accurate. But they are as narrative totally different from the American movies about the Frontier and the old West. These movies set a new standard for the genre.. it was never the same sfter the Dollar Trilogy and even more after OUTITW. Without doubts the 4 movies are the peak of the genre. Tombstone and The hateful 8 and Django come close but they come short on "epic". The soundtrack alone marks the whole difference.

[@ramonacosta2647]

The movies were shot in Spain so technically they're Paella Westerns.

[@Paul_1971]

I think you have watched them in the right order continuity wise, as Clint gets his poncho off the dying soldier in The Good The Bad & the Ugly that he has in the two other Dollars movies.

[@petenorton883]

What is interesting here is how the lines of suggestions have started to diverge. Basically it depends on whether you are a Clint Eastwood fan or a Sergio Leone fan. As one of the latter (while not saying anything against Eastwood's acting skills), I think you should go to Once Upon a Time in the West next.

[@chrisbanks6659]

Sorry you're cold, lass. I guess it's that time of year Down Under - alas, we only had 32oC here in Blighty yesterday 😃😂

[@tomswift3482]

And now you should check out Once Upon a Time in the West. A classic classic. And you might like the Danish National Symphony Orchestra's Live videos of music from these movies you're watching. Also excellent.

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you so much for the suggestion!!

[@MovieJoob]

And ooh that is awesome I must check it out!!

[@DeusLeonum]

btw there's 3 more Clint Eastwood essential westerns, High Plains Drifter 1973, The Outlaw Josey Wales 1976, & Pale Rider 1985.

[@DeusLeonum]

Actually there is a somewhat chronological order to this trilogy. It's The Good The Bad and The Ugly, then A Few Dollars More, then A Fistful of Dollars. It's Clint Eastwoods costume evolving as well as his character development. Both can be tied to lineup with this order if you pay close attention.

[@dasta7658]

Thanks Jade, love you & your reactions ❤

[@MovieJoob]

Aww thank you so much ❤

[@slickrichelicopter8977]

The funny thing about Clint calling Lee Van Cleef an old man is that there was only 5 years difference in age between them. Cleef just looked a lot older, due to being a heavy smoker. Eastwood has always been a health nut.😅

[@MikeBarratt-lk3gt]

Perhaps the greatest spaghetti western ever made and I've seen over 150 🤠

[@MovieJoob]

Oh wow that is high praise then coming from you!!

[@MovieJoob]

I absolutely loved this film!!

[@Augustus_Imperator]

The black blanket almost looks like a poncho, really in theme with the hat 😀🤠

[@fenner1986]

Since you're dipping your toes into this genre, I wonder if you've ever seen two movies that are actually based in Australia called "Man from Snowy River" and "Return to Snowy River". They are western in theme but more romance type stories that I believe you'd love. They star Tom Burlinson and are absolutely amazing lesser known movies. Never seen anyone react to them online.

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

You actually watched the movies in what most people consider chronological order.

[@gazoontight]

Outlaw Josie Wales.

[@iflarnted]

Sergio Leone, a genius director. Ennio Morricone, a genius composer. Now you have to watch OUATITW, Leone's western masterpiece.

[@nathanreeves9408]

Once upon atime in the west is fantastic, by the same director and composer

[@The_Dominic]

Yay! I’m so happy you finished the Trilogy, Jade! If you are interested in more Westerns, there’s so many good ones! Clint has some more excellent Westerns (Unforgiven is my favorite) and True Grit (the 2010 remake) is my favorite from more recent years. 🖤

[@jimbutler4303]

There are two movie's i think you should watch one is The mist, that will get emotions flowing at the end, Time Trap, the other is Triangle, Brilliant movies

[@sadrialsk4185]

In fact, the relationship between the woman whose photo is on the clock and Colonel Douglas Mortimer is not exactly clear in the movie, the director left it up to the audience, so we cannot confirm whether they are exactly siblings or not.

[@Lucas-Stl]

My favorite of the trilogy, can’t tell me otherwise.

[@MovieJoob]

I loved them all but I think this might be my favourite too!!

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hi Jade hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@MovieJoob]

Same to you as always John ❤

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you so much!!

[@rayhunter-o3w]

You are the first reactor to notice so many actor's eyes, but that is cool. I've always disliked fast draw since my reaction time is so slow. I've always thought I was more accurate than fast, but Westerns usually showed quick draw. Thanks for dressing up in a hat and poncho. It makes it more fun to watch with you.

[@haranbanjo8024]

ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST starting a new "Trilogy" (with "once upon a time revolution" and "Once Upon a Time in America"). This was the "born of the capitalism" trilogy! Once Upon in the West rappresented the end of the old west and its heroes, and starting of the new capitalism era (rappresented by the TRAIN). This is most "eternal" , elegiac and serious movie in front of the Dollars Trilogy. Charachters are more GIANTS (like the old western heroes) and a woman is the CENTRE of the movie for the first time! A very strong woman (Jill) that in the end of the movie rappresented "LIFE" (she carry the water) a new life for the born of the modern America. And for the first time the great and iconic Henry Fonda (John Ford's actor) interpreting a villain... The Morricone's score is one of the greatest and emotional ever written! The beginning of the movie is also a masterpiece of real sounds (without music) that start a new kind of cinema... Probably is the greatest western ever made as mentioned in every movie magazines and site. Scorsese and the whole new directores generation adore this movie!

[@Stevarooni]

The West got plenty cold in places, even in Texas. The hat and coat over your shoulders looks fine. 👍

[@goransundell7914]

Looks like a poncho. A nice touch. Comedy Western next? For example: They call me trinity.

[@guymelton1094]

Paint your Wagon is a great one to check out😊

[@MikeBarratt-lk3gt]

😏

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

Sorry Jade, no “cry bet” tonight. The guys have all got summer family obligations to take care of & we can’t watch as a group any longer. We will all continue to watch individually, but not as a group, hence no bet. We will pick it back up in the winter time though when family things are a little slower, and the “cry bet” Will be back on. lol. Keep on keepin’ on darlin’ we luv ya, talk to ya come this winter.👋😍💕✌️

[@George-kv6gm]

If you'd like to try something lighter, there's a 2014 comedy called A Million Ways to Die in the West. Very light, very funny. To me, anyways. Meanwhile, back at the ranch (cliche of an old saying in older westerns), there are lots more Clint Eastwood movies! Thanks for letting us watch with you, and God bless you!

[@JuanRodriguez-xp4jc]

HI there, I really enjoyed your reactions,,thanks,,,, you should react to the spaghetti western My name is Trinity and They still call me Trinity,, those are such a very good movies..... 😊

[@Cenforge]

Bravo.

[@quicktastic]

The cliche type movies are the movies that try to copy these movies. These are the genuine article.

[@antoninodidomenicolagrandestor]

Brava!

[@rayhunter-o3w]

Woooooo from Alaska! I'll watch this one later when I have some time.

[@MovieJoob]

Shoutout to Alaska!! ❤

[@MovieJoob]

Hope you enjoy!!

[@rayhunter-o3w]

@MovieJoob You probably won't believe this, but it's 8:43 PM, the sun is still shining and it's 72° F, which is why they call this the Land of the Midnight Sun. Definitely T Shirt weather!

[@MovieJoob]

So awesome! I remember a couple years ago I went on a cruise around the Scandinavian countries and it was still light at midnight! So beautiful!

[@dciach12]

This is a very good one! I love the story more than the other two. It builds to the end so perfectly. Enjoy! ❤ 🤠

[@MovieJoob]

I think this might be my favourite of the trilogy too!! 🤠🙌

[@MovieJoob]

So glad you enjoyed ❤

[@johnb7627]

I love the Western adventure you're going through right now I'm on for the ride even with the movies and red dead redemption 2🤠🤠❤️❤️

[@MovieJoob]

Aww thank you so much!! We’re in the Wild West on both channels aren’t we 😂🤠❤️

[@MovieJoob]

I’m so glad you’re enjoying!

[@bobschenkel7921]

One more Sergio Leone Western to go, "Once Upon A Time In The West", unless you also want to watch "Duck, You Sucker", aka "A Fistful Of Dynamite", which is a movie about the Mexican Revolution. Leone has a message with each of these movies.

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you so much for the great suggestions!!

[@lukebarton5075]

If watching both those then you should complete the (once upon a time) trilogy by watching Once Upon a Time in America. Classic epic and often overlooked mob movie.

[@RogerBentley-be3mr]

The Big Country

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. Again I highly recommend you see the movie "My Name is Nobody" 1973 a really funny spaghetti movie.

[@TheFioda]

and there goes the Aussie trail blazer... :)

[@matthewkirkhart2401]

I agree with everyone who is recommending Once Upon a Time in the West. It has the BEST opening scene for a western ever I think. If you want to stick with Eastwood westerns, there are a bunch of really good ones. In no particular order, The Outlaw Josie Wales” (sorry, I probably misspelled the name), Joe Kidd, and High Plains Drifter. They are all very good. Of this trilogy, this is definitely my favorite. The relationship between the two “good” characters is just so great and the revenge theme is a classic in westerns. Although I think the characters in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly are fantastic, the movie IMO suffers from not so great editing. And it’s got one too many “travel scenes” in it, which combined these two things make the movie about 30 minutes longer than it should be. But it’s still a great film, it’s just not my personal favorite of these three. I hope you jump into classic Japanese samurai films. I think you would really like them, they share some things “feeling wise” with westerns. I am sure you would like Yojimbo (the plot will be very familiar to you), and The Seven Samurai is a must see movie for anyone IMO, but I think you will really enjoy it.

[@stevenmartin3848]

A few movies that have the "feel" of westerns, but are set in a more modern era.... "No Country for Old Men" (Yeap...already mentioned that one several times 😋) and "Hell or High Water".

[@naija001]

If you like the spaghetti westerns, there is another classic pair called "They call me Trinity" and the sequel "Trinity is still my name". Much more lighted hearted comedy spaghetti westerns movies but also classics. Check them out...ps you will like the eyes :)

[@douglascampbell9809]

Be glad you don't have Minnesota cold. I've seen it get down to -40 F and C. The temp is the same in both systems.

[@MovieJoob]

Gyat damn I am too whimpy to handle that!! 🥶

[@1matrix9]

Perfect color for your hat. Edit in some footage of you riding a horse Jade and your husband just married a beautiful cowgirl.

[@jbigger59]

To heck with the blankie, if yer cold what you need is a poncho, like Clint. Also, now you need to watch "The Magnificent Seven", but watch Kurosawa's "Seven Samurai" first. And yes, "One Upon a Time in the West" is another classic "spaghetti western". If you want more suggestions of westerns to watch, just watch anything directed by John Ford. Nice work here as per usual, ma'am.

[@MovieJoob]

I sadly don’t own a poncho 💔 the blankie is the closest I have 😂

[@MovieJoob]

And thank you so much for these awesome suggestions!!

[@gsparkman]

This was the 2nd of the trilogy.

[@gillesteixeira3452]

16:38 they got a deal :)

[@zedwpd]

Please do the rest of the Clint Eastwood Movies. The Outlaw Josey Wales. High Plains Drifter, Unforgiven. and of course the Dirty Harry series.

[@russellbywater4648]

I like your hat. Can we go out for a coffee or something? Perhaps when the music stops.

[@RyansChannel0203]

Loving this new episode of Red Dead Redemption 2. Lol

[@MovieJoob]

Hahaha this episode of RDR2 was crazy 😮😂

[@paullaska8043]

❤

[@curtism-w6b]

If you were 6'0 and not absolutely hideous in the '50s and '60s, you were handsome. Today, I'm 6'2, no one cares 😭😂

[@vernmeyerotto255]

I enjoy watching your reviews. However, you should be aware at the time these films were released the approbation "Spaghetti Western" was a perjorative. They certainly weren't considered in the mold of a classic western, but more of a satire on the genre.

[@magxenideutz]

you wear a beautiful cowboy hat.

[@Atheos1]

i will send you my old stetson if you never wear that hat again, swear to god