A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS (1964) | Pistol vs. Rifle Scene | MGM

[@filmmaker610]

Clint Eastwood and Gian Maria Volonté are just electric together.

[@orb938gmail.]

Grew up watching this , god only KNOWS , how many times we watched this on V.H.S. Because it was one of my dad's favourite movies. 👋👋👋👋👋👋 THANKS DAD 🤗.

[@Love-Sensibility]

Clint's stare would've floored me...

[@pauliepaul3697]

Class you can't buy class 👏

[@GeneralLee1961.3]

Colt vs Winchester! Two American Icons 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Elfo_Scuro]

Sergio Leone, che maestro ♡

[@antestiusleontius3774]

MGM shamefully forgot to write Gian Maria Volonté in the description below! 😡Hope it will correct this oversight.

[@dario1998]

You all should listen to Volonté acting in Italian, his native language, totally different. That means unimaginable skills. One of the greatest actor ever lived.

[@HenryMulligan]

I believe he is dubbed in this movie along with all the other Italian actors

[@movietroll2303]

There's a lot of truth to that Mexican proverb.

[@jaxr2958]

But maybe not as much so if the rifleman insists on shooting from the hip.

[@terribletimes902]

Not so much with Winchesters, most of which were pistol calibers anyway

[@movietroll2303]

@@jaxr2958 He was displaying mastery of the weapon. At that range, he didn't even need the sights.

[@movietroll2303]

@@terribletimes902 With the longer barrel, that pistol caliber has more velocity.

[@jaxr2958]

@@movietroll2303 He maybe displayed uncanny hand eye co-ordination. But certainly mastery of the weapon would be using it correctly.

[@javietesparza7451]

Great movie

[@crslasher]

You guys should remake “The Food of the Gods”

[@octoman511]

0:03 are they cooking a dog ?

[@zapatanum1fan699]

Looks more like a pig to me

[@johnmoreno5965]

Rubio

[@judybassett4631]

No one is mentioning 9 1 1. The beginning of the end.

[@kinsman5807]

Which 9 1 1?

[@kinsman5807]

That one?💥