For A Few Dollars More - " Any trouble boy?"

[@maximusvonce1381]

Legendary. Never see guys like this again.

[@JadeW1121]

I always loved the fact that he counted the bodies not with their names but with their bounties and knew he was coming up short.

[@scootergeorge9576]

He must know that a few of those bodies are bound to fall off the wagon. No pun intended.

[@GRILLBUOY101]

yep no need 2 know names just faces with$ amts.

[@jojimate1486]

@@GRILLBUOY101 d rytr

[@sejinoh1970]

Lee Van Cliff "Any trouble boy?".. Clint Eastwood "No old man, thought I was having trouble with my adding. Its alright now!" LVC smirks The best end scene!!

[@GRILLBUOY101]

luv the no oldman saying

[@Terribleathletes]

And rides off into the sunset, as CE rides off in the other direction with his pile of corpses to collect his reward. Simply epic.

[@raedabdulrahman6556]

The most badass film ever made imo

[@nicholassmiles]

The absolute best film of the dollars trilogy

[@Ferruccio_Guicciardi]

"I thought I was having trouble with my adding. Its all right now".

[@gorillazrockstar]

Literally one of my favorite scenes from the movie, I laugh every time I see this scene

[@amenbest9641]

😅The last guy the most light copse easily for him to pickup

[@TheWaynos73]

one of my favourite lines to end any film ever.

[@suijuris1750]

Greatest Western movie ever...

[@RW4X4X3006]

Leone and the cast came up with scenes like this - just brilliant!

[@johnnyk5385]

Most Badass ending to any film perhaps.

[@mynameisstilljafo4063]

"Thought I was having trouble with my adding" * spits * "S'all right now." And _that_ is how you take out the trash like a boss...

[@GRILLBUOY101]

my fav of all spaghetti westerns

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

Lee van Cleef had such a nice smile ❤️

[@BestWayKilla]

"10,000....12,000...15....16....17....22....22?" *BANG* "27."

[@QuayNemSorr]

Always wished I could have seen the sherif's face when Clint pulls up with 27k worth of bounties.

[@clonewarsfan2774]

Perfect ending to the movie💯

[@peterrivas8021]

Yeah it’s great because Clint would reveal years later when he became a great Director himself that Sergio Leone was his very first Influence

[@ibrahimquddus9660]

One of the greatest movies..

[@tjslaboratoryofrockrootsof1116]

This movie has the best scumbags hands down!

[@maximusvonce1381]

Magnificent

[@TaeeshNENE]

27-10=17 So clint eastwood was right in estimating that the value for the rest of the band is much more than for indio alone. But finally the magnanimous colonel lets him keep all 27.

[@infinityjameslopez1514]

And actually the reward was worth more because of the fact they robbed the bank in El Paso, I remember when the Colonel wounded Eastwood after the bank got robbed he mentioned that the reward went up.

[@jmhofer]

$27,000 in 1860 is more or less US$840,000 in 2020...that was a lot of money.

[@newman6434]

José Miguel Hofer imagine what a modern hitman makes

[@jmhofer]

@@newman6434 absolutely, you are right. Imagine 840k for just one job. In a year you are probably making more that a big company CEO...

[@ibrahimyldrm6738]

funny thing is, in 3th movie he was still trying to make some money

[@alexdeghost2729]

@@ibrahimyldrm6738 3rd movie takes place before this one and the first.

[@the_releaser]

Don't forget that the bank offered a $40,000 reward for their money being returned....which he picked up off the tree before he set off.

[@crazysteve2362]

This trilogy makes me want to play Red Dead Redemption

[@brycewalker3726]

Crazy Steve You should get Red Dead Redemption 2, it’s pretty fucking good.

[@mollendinousa]

Get Red dead 2. You can customize your character as Clint Eastwood

[@brycewalker3726]

mollendinousa Minus the Poncho sadly

[@johnp.smithasimpleman7281]

Red dead 1 has much more western feel

[@ri_god]

@@johnp.smithasimpleman7281 RDR1 was based more on Eastwood movies where as RDR2 is based more on The Wild Bunch/Butch Cassidy.

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Money lies 😊

[@davidfarmer2049]

Yes one of the few movies worth watching

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Found for the dead good to learn from the best found you

[@ricolegend5134]

The greatest scene ever

[@rollingstopp]

i remember this 40 years ago

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Ways of thinking

[@jackjohnston1298]

One of the best endings ever known in film history

[@jamescarr6324]

The true definition of COWBOY COOL

[@kendallgeiger2219]

im your biggest follower as a black person because i not scared to be myself

[@TaeeshNENE]

Only LVC can dare to ask CE whether he needs help...

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

And be capable of giving it.

[@timothydavis5261]

American westerns have nothing on these.

[@Sargeras147]

kinda odd watching clint eastwood being called "boy" nowadays lol.

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

And Lee van Cleef was only five years older than Eastwood

[@sensualbunny1]

"No trouble here since I dug out the Colt"

[@genejenkins9902]

He's going to cash in all those bodies

[@luistpuig]

Epic!!!

[@frankiehendrix2549]

Can it get any cooler? Nope

[@kopong1520]

any trouble boah

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

That was acting, as Lee van Cleef was from New Jersey and that wasn't his own accent

[@mohamedelgeneidy5172]

sergio leone

[@acluftwaffe3107]

RIP

[@BigMikeD10001]

good one

[@ianmccarthy1992]

No I thought I had a problem with my adding Its alright now!

[@frankkolton1780]

One of my very favorite Eastwood lines and a great way to end the movie.

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Attitudes

[@Benarnott-c2x]

I’m watching you

[@OroborusFMA]

And yet he was apparently broke by the third movie. I guess having no name also means you have no money management skills lol.

[@bluejjay]

I'm quite certain that Good Bad Ugly is set during the Civil War, that's before the two dollars films. Few things suggest this, such as Eastwood using the Colt SAA (designed after the war) and the scene near the end where he first obtains his iconic poncho.

[@RW4X4X3006]

They were filmed all around the same time in 63 -65 but released out of sequence.

[@lehtokurppa7824]

Eastwood killed the other guy in the last movie, the last one was last, not before the 2 others.

[@Mirongawaritane]

The three movies were filmed in the sequence "A Fistful of Dollars" (1964) then "For A Few Dollars More" (1965) and last "The Good The Bad and The Ugly" (1966) but the historiacl time in which they are set is clearly the reverse, "The Good The Bad and The Ugly" is the first and "A Fistfull of Dollars" last. As for killing "the other guy", I hope Clint Easwood didn't kill anyone. The character he plays kills many, among them Sentenza aka Angel Eyes, played by Lee van Cleef, in The Good The Bad and The Ugly. In For A Few Dollars More, Clint Eastwood's character teams up with Colonel Mortimer who is played by Lee van Cleef. But Colonel Mortimer is not Sentenza ! Actors don't play the same character in each film they're in ! Actually even though Clint Eastwood looks and acts the same in all three movies, I'm not sure that he is the same person in each of them.

[@RW4X4X3006]

Yeah, I don't believe Leone set out to create a 'trilogy' in the true sense. It's just come about that way over the years, via marketing. He made a lot of other films during he same time frame, with different actors.

[@charlesmartin1121]

Great scene. But the sequel to this film should be a "A Few Dollars Less." Because the Clint Eastwood character can't pack for shit. At least two of those bodies are going to fall out of the cart not a mile down the road.

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

Good one! 🤣

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Nothing in money

[@JackH47]

22? 22? 27.

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Killing for bills a bad business now isn’t it

[@Novaxity]

Clint is daddy

[@kevintorres9350]

I'm going to cry when he dies

[@thegeokiller1529]

@@kevintorres9350 i think we all are

[@vagabondo879]

I was born in the wrong place at the wrong time

[@warlordqueekheadtaker7960]

Me too 😔

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

I was alive when this movie came out, but only seven years old.

[@aouichaouimohamed3656]

✋✋✋✋✋✋✋

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Watch bill there’s a tip I am

[@Benarnott-c2x]

You ain’t doing it but good to see