The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (2/12) Movie CLIP - Angel Eyes is Bad (1966) HD

[@johnmac3410]

When I saw this in the theater in the late 60s and Lee Van Cleef shot that poor dude and the sign "the bad" showed up some guy in the audience said "no s**t." We all laughed.

[@simoliz03]

LOL!

[@bold810]

Time to roll a natty spliff, Gangway, Fathead- it be Lee Van Cleef. 😌☺️

[@ralphgoodwin7768]

Just casually announces you saw this in the late 60s to make us all jealous lol

[@peaceleader7315]

Definitely the bad.. hmmmm.. namaste 🙏...

[@jrperez7921]

I'm so jealous you got to see this in theaters

[@firebird6522]

"When I'm paid I always see my job through." Nice to see someone take pride in high-quality customer service.

[@reubenalvear1975]

Lol 😂

[@abehambino]

Man’s got a reputation to keep! Spend a lifetime building it, you can lose it with one simple complaint on Angie’s list!

[@oliverpearson1577]

Hey it's follow!

[@brotherjay4592]

In his line of work few people are left around to complain. In other words he puts the customer first.

[@pele914]

😂...great comment...it was funny how matter-of-fact he says it too

[@willmccormick947]

Lee Van Cleef's tombstone reads "Best of the Bad" by his own design. (No joke, look it up). RIP LVC, one the greatest movie villains ever in Angel Eyes.

[@xzrdnizi1405]

Слушай я уже не читаю вашу ерунду. Я ОДИН, так кто из нас ОМ.

[@xzrdnizi1405]

Я ЗАРАТУСТРА, Я АРГУН, Я ОДЭР и.т.д

[@lockonnow4259]

he did play Ninja master to that he do well to

[@v.k.rt.m.6030]

@Tuco The Rat Mortimer vs Angel Eyes.

[@justisolated5621]

he also played a good guy in for a few dollars more

[@keithgreen3127]

it's the sinister chuckle at the end that establishes him as a total sociopath.

[@elbandido9887]

Keith Green I don't admire him I could just imagine the way they had to survive in those early days the bounties the hustlers the crazy ass gold wranglers way of of life it's still going on today only in a different level of course.

[@orodedavid6556]

Nope..his name alone is. Angel eyes comes from deaths stare

[@AllusernamesgoneFUCK]

I thought that him being a hired assassin made him a sociopath.

[@croydonrudeness1079]

he has a code. It's a thoroughly evil code but one he lives and eventually dies by.

[@toscodav]

@Darth Cronal Leave Obama out of this.

[@swatkatz2454]

he has a very strong work ethic. when he’s paid, he always sees the job through

[@MarcillaSmith]

A capitalist saint

[@lewisner]

I'd have offered him $2K to kill the other guy and forget about me.

[@Tiger-One]

"But four bullets to kill *one* man?! That's a waste." ( _Death Rides a Horse_ )

[@reubenalvear1975]

Lol 😂 I loved your comment, Swat Katz.

[@itwontcomeout5678]

Job Interview 101

[@seanpinkney4380]

His eye contact is simply terrifying

[@joethekinghawk7514]

That's why he's angel eyes.

[@dustinmichel7608]

To go from rooting for him in for a few... to being horrified of him in this is incredible.

[@elcid8889]

@@joethekinghawk7514 'Angle Eyes"... LMAO 🤣

[@joethekinghawk7514]

@@elcid8889 my bad, angel eyes... to hell with English and proper Grammer. 😍🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@boblackey1]

@@dustinmichel7608 According to what I read about this film, Sergio Leone wanted Henry Fonda then Charles Bronson for this part, but both rejected Leone. Then Clint Eastwood suggested to Leone he use Lee Van Cleef. Leone was skeptical thinking people wouldn't accept him as this character after For A Few Dollars More. But Leone said the more he thought about it, the more he thought it would work for Van Cleef to transition into this part. Eastwood came up with the name Angel Eyes.

[@sandeepsreehari9188]

In the previous movie For a Few Dollars More, he played a role of an honorable gentleman who had principles. In this movie he is evil personified. This scene for instance where he shoots his employee not once but 4 times and laughs ! The baddest of the western movie charecters. RIP Van Cleef.

[@lewisner]

And in both opposite roles he is convincing.

[@Bundeskaiser]

Always liked him more as the gentleman.

[@diegobrando3409]

@@lewisner might have something to with being a good actor.

[@michaelotis223]

Now THAT'S called range!

[@13igworm]

Can't just shoot em once and leave em suffering, so that's a mercy.

[@stuartwells8278]

Now THAT'S a bad guy who means business.

[@jonothandoeser]

I'd say 4 shots through the head at close range means business.

[@mercedyzmarieguion292]

You better know it!!! ...BUSINESS!!!

[@simle6010]

Four shots to the head at point blank range. He wanted to make absolutely certain he was dead.

[@theseageek]

I was only 14 the first time I watched The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, had a nightmare the same night where I dreamt that Angel Eyes did this to me. Woke up to my face and body all soaked with sweats. Man, Angel Eyes is such a memorable villain.

[@angbandsbane]

@Warren Dreaming about this, you're lucky it was *JUST* sweat you were drenched in.

[@NathanChun-y6u]

Watching the Dollar Trilogy Angel Eyes will always be the scariest villain

[@nisiriti]

You know what I like about this movie? No one is completely good or bad. The "good" is just better (sometimes and in some things) than the 2 others but he's still greedy and ready to break any deal just to benefit himself, the "ugly" is a flawed type but the most sympathetic of the group because of the traumas of his past as we learn from the conversation with his brother and his more humorous attitude coming mostly from his stupidity (especially compared to the 2 others), so we can identify more with him because he's a comic relief and we all are "ugly" in some way and the "bad" is indeed the worse of the 3 because he's so self centered but is also a traumatized isolated person, so it makes sense he can't create any real close ralationships and only trusts himself, but he mostly kills other killers or greedy rich men and showed sympathy for the injured soldiers in the ruined fortress!

[@gdawgsuper758]

nisiriti when does the bad show sympathy?

[@cptin]

@@gdawgsuper758 the deleted scene where he asks a confederate soldier about bill carson in a fortress

[@gdawgsuper758]

Captain Chitas send me the link

[@BobSaint]

Also, Angel Eyes kills the least men between them. Blondie the most.

[@michaelotis223]

The movie's morality is as grey as a Confederate's uniform!

[@texaspanhandle6421]

Lee van cleef, the most badass motherf'er I've seen. An awesome and incredible actor. Rest in peace my friend. You are missed.

[@westyraviz]

He wasn’t your friend.

[@JustAnotherYaujta117]

@@westyravizbruh you dumb

[@westyraviz]

@@JustAnotherYaujta117 ok

[@ottoman556]

@@westyraviz You're right. He wasn't his/her friend. People pisses me off when they talking like a jerk about somebody they've never met.

[@Mimirrrr]

You guys got nothing better to do that you start having a go at a 4 year old comment about someone thats giving condolences to lvc. Absolutely pathetic

[@vonjager]

I love Lee Van Cleef. What a great actor he was!

[@BanditoBurrito]

Great name too

[@PhebusdesTours]

Honestly who wouldn't? My fave out of the three, and that says something.

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

He makes me weak in the knees. ❤️

[@matthewakian2]

After all these years, why the hell is this film still so good?

[@jayteegamble]

Angel Eyes and Tuco are both amazing characters.

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

The mark of a great movie is how it stands up to the test of time.

[@RM-xk6iu]

because in those days, someone wanted to tell a story and made it through against all odds. nowadays, productions are based on what an algorithm determines we, the public, want to see

[@matthewakian2]

@@RM-xk6iu Spaghetti Westerns are algorithm free!

[@RM-xk6iu]

@@matthewakian2 youre damn right

[@TMX1138]

Angel Eyes, the inspiration for Revolver Ocelot from Metal Gear Solid and Cad Bane from Star Wars The Clone Wars!

[@ChristlicherKrieger3]

Wow, never knew that last one. It's amazing how influential Lee Van Cleef was yet so few people know his name today.

[@50SKG]

he was an inspiration for revolver ocelot? no way! that's awesome!

[@scottknode898]

ChristlicherKrieger3 no one really from today’s generation really would know Lee Van Cleef as he died in 1989 or even Eli Wallach. I know some kids that never heard of Clint Eastwood either

[@cybernautadventurer]

I wouldn't be surprised if he was an inspiration for Anton Chigurh. Both characters are psychopathic, but oddly they always keep their word, even if it brings no measurable reward.

[@TotalTech2.]

I don't think that's true. I can't find the info anywhere

[@metsrus]

Angel Eyes the original Terminator.

[@michaelkhoury9244]

Lee Van Cleef is one of the greatest villains in cinema. R.I.P. Angel eyes 🙏🏼

[@frankherman9434]

Absolutely...

[@jimjimskimmer1935]

Guys BRUTAL. What a great actor.

[@AllusernamesgoneFUCK]

My favorite scene in all western movies. When you see this part of the film for the first time it makes you excited to watch the movie

[@elbandido9887]

APodbayDoor exited? or does it just bring out the bad in you,?

[@uknown92546]

Sergio Zayasbazan nice one

[@RogueBoyScout]

This is my favourite scene in Leone's works... I like how he uses his "code of ethics" to justify his, for lack of a better word, Badness.....

[@trevorkremenliff4996]

1:49 the soundtrack for this movie is legendary in itself.

[@mykeygostupid]

That laugh he does before blowing out candle sends chills up your spine

[@TotalTech_]

Number of kills in the movie The Good = 11 The Ugly = 6 The Bad = 3

[@animasyontr4469]

Thats funny

[@TotalTech_]

@@animasyontr4469 And to top it off. 1 of the Bad's kills was in self defense.

[@lucianene7741]

The title is somewhat ironic. "The Good" has no moral compass whatsoever and is as ready to kill, betray, deceive or trick as anyone as long as it is for his own benefit. He gave Tuco a chance in the desert instead of killing him outright, yes, but it was a slim chance and he probably did it out of some kind of superstition, not for Tuco's sake. However, he is smart and, contrary to the rest of the cutthroats, he is capable of some compassion.

[@TotalTech_]

@@lucianene7741 I agree. He is only good in comparison to the other characters. Ironically him almost dying in the desert made him a better person in the long run

[@eddherring4972]

Movie trait, generally the good guys kill the bad guys but the bad guys can’t kill the goodies or many neutrals, just enough to make you see they are bad.

[@tijmen131]

I love the casual ´´you know that´´

[@Sdea1903]

An amzing scene that has stuck with me since I was a child. Angel eyes, snuffing out a mans life with as much care as he does extinguishing the candle. Sergio was one of the greats without doubt.

[@BobBelson]

Watch the Iceman Tapes (diagnosis) .The actual videotaped concersations with hit man killer Richard Kuklinski. Angel Eyes was fiction. Kuklinski was real. He and i likely crossed paths when i was a teenager and he was in his 40s . completely stone cold killer.

[@billjohnson2081]

I admire his work ethic.

[@russellbrown7028]

One of the many scenes in the film that set it apart from all previous Westerns, and even Sergio Leone's own work to that date. Lee Van Cleef's performance was faultless in the movie, though he appeared for much less time on screen than either of the other two stars. There were few other stock western bad guys of the era who could have played this scene as perfectly as Lee Van Cleef did. The victim did nicely as well (completely, and rightly terrified of the guy he has hired to kill a former army comrade), not to mention the trademark Leone facial close-ups.

[@12345balla12345]

2:03 Why can't Film Makers make badass Characters like this anymore?

[@brianhowarth2112]

Because unlike in the 60's , there are no actors with any talent. That and having to computer enhance everything.

[@George_Bulkin]

@@brianhowarth2112 Except no computer graphics can enhance acting. That's the problem.

[@alishaan4830]

That's why old school movies are the most badass

[@carlostejada1479]

12345balla12345 They can't also replace Tuco with anyone!!!

[@george5120]

@@brianhowarth2112 I hate Hollywood effects, added to modern films. I always prefer an old version of a movie that featured good acting, over newer versions that feature hi-tech enhancements.

[@BillyBob-jb3yy]

That’s great no mercy how he kills that guy and laughs Classic RIP Lee

[@grandadmiralzaarin4962]

Can't help but admire his professionalism

[@Paz-jv3rj]

:)

[@ulysses8785]

I say this all the time as a consultant.

[@josephpowelliii9169]

Truly the best of the bad.... One of the very best actors ever....Lee Van Cleef!!!😊

[@prigam]

He makes Thanos and the b.s. villains in todays movies look gentle

[@revanchist2256]

palpatine destroys him though

[@fahimalvi9521]

@@revanchist2256 Unlimited Power!!!

[@kalijanecooper4514]

DovahRev I don’t know Palapatines too over the top for me to be scared by him Angel Eyes is a more subtle evil that I find creepier.

[@ledezmacinema6675]

DovahRev well yes

[@emanuelramon1845]

what's B.S?

[@chesterstevens8870]

I like to think that Cleef deliberately misinterpreted Manco's thousand-dollar offer: he knew that He was trying to bribe him to turn around and walk away, but his own code as a bounty killer meant that the job had to ve seen through. So he took the money and chose to interpret it as payment to return the favor to the man whom paid to have him killed.

[@westyraviz]

Nah, it was to cancel the contract by eliminating the enemy.

[@Artificial_Vault]

Exactly. He needed to kill his employer either way as he was interested in the treasure for himself. So I guess without the money from the family father he would have still killed his employer to tie up the loose ends.

[@elcid8889]

It was his Greed that made the decision to cancel the Old Dirt Bag.

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

I think he was pissed at Baker for not letting him know about the cashbox ahead of time. I doubt he would have killed Baker, too, if there had been no cashbox.

[@nogood4614]

His laugh after he shoots the guy 😂

[@tommyvercetti5112]

When you love what you do, you never work a day in your life

[@Trund27]

The brilliant Lee Van Cleef.

[@finessbennett9417]

when im paid, i always see the job through #youknowthat #dontyou #lol

[@jorawesummme609]

finess bennett follow my job through

[@jazzsounds8159]

Gotta love a good work ethic.

[@nilssona2158]

That chuckle at the end.

[@chriscosby2459]

I can watch these Spaghetti Westerns and Godfather 1 and 2 over and over, they never get old.

[@larrytalbot3824]

Lee Van Cleef is amazing in this film, when you look at how sympathetic his character Col. Douglas Mortimer was in 'For A Few Dollars More' - While here, Angel Eyes is so uncompromisingly *EVIL* , such a great villain, so much so that ABBA wrote a song about him.

[@Alprazolam08]

The Baddest of the Bad. LVC was born to play this part.

[@saeedalbastaki2000]

Baddest? *worst

[@expertsmileee]

@@saeedalbastaki2000 baddest of the bad is engraved on the mans tombstone

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

@@expertsmileee actually, it says Best of the Bad.

[@sonna33]

I love the bad, I still get goose bumps when I look at his scenes, greatest actor and character of all time. God rest his soul.

[@igorkarelians-wpskins846]

I love his laugh 🤘😎

[@kpz1234]

Angel Eyes is my favorite. Also LVC always has an awesome arsenal in these movies and I love the cross draw.

[@foxydefnaf3206]

for Star Wars fans cad bane's character is actually inspired of him

[@foxydefnaf3206]

@Delta Fuxtrot George Lucas confirmed that himself

[@yaboy2124]

Yeah we know. Thanks idiot.

[@FANCIAS911]

I dont think I've ever seen a movie that works its soundtrack into the actual film better than this one

[@torrin9566]

Huuuhuhuhuhuuuu. Dang. Dang. Dang. The best of the individual cues for the three gunmen! So epic and funny! :D

[@dominickeefe2454]

'I almost forgot...'

[@neneshubby]

Dominic Keefe “He gave me a thousand”

[@TheChillNation-]

@@neneshubby "I think that his idea was that I kill you..."

[@neneshubby]

@@TheChillNation- Lolololololol!

[@titaniumalpha8564]

He was hands down one badass hombre 😎🤙

[@obitouchiha5305]

He has a nice smile though.

[@orepatrick3666]

always liked that the producers/editors continued Angel Eyes' laugh through the freeze-frame, makes it seem even more dastardly

[@mrblonde831]

This guy scared me so much as a kid... Then I saw For a few dollars more and I was like "Damn, Lee Van Cleef can be a good guy too". Angel's eye (in France he's called Sentenza... *Translators*) is my favourite western vilain. That laugh after he shots that old man is pure gold.

[@mH8675309]

Van Cleef was perfect for this role

[@pateagle7191]

When he is introduced in the film he comes in slowly on his horse, accompanied by a drop dead gorgeous piece of music I've ever heard.

[@FAMA-18]

Amen

[@leftcoaster67]

If Fonda couldn't have been in Once Upon A Time in the West, Lee Van Cleef would have been a brilliant as Frank.

[@cdskully]

Lee was offered the part but turned it down, go figure

[@chrisadams144]

Perfectly cast, great acting, cool, some movie in it's day, r i p Lee,

[@luckydominguez2654]

You know youre charachter development is so dope when after 10 minutes of movie you charachter is already the biggest bad in western history.

[@MrSodium271]

Baker is the best two-word phrase talker. "any info - Such as - keep talking - anything else? - angel eyes.

[@neneshubby]

Imagine when the actor playing Baker got the script.

[@33legion]

When the pillowfight gets too intense 1:40

[@_Kalfy]

2:03 When I blame to my mother that my brother broke the vase and she believes it

[@rajenpillay4443]

I'm my book Lee is one of the top 5 actors of all time. He's a natural n sad the Academy couldn't see it

[@westyraviz]

The Academy sucks anyway!

[@mainstreetsaint36]

The Academy Awards were always overrated. A great film doesn't need an award to tell you it's great, its qualities are right there on the screen.

[@croydonrudeness1079]

If Disney had any sense they would make the Mandalorian like this. Angel Eyes is amoral, he doesn't care, he's seen through all the bullshit. What Boba Fett should have been before Lucas took a massive dump on his own creation. Just brilliant, the depiction of a bounty hunter in a ruthless world.

[@BanditoBurrito]

I didn’t think I’d find someone with my exact thoughts in here! I hate how the empire is useless and boba is teaming up with mando for obscure honor reasons. I always saw him as a cold-blooded angel eyes character who would curb stomp anyone in his way. The show would be much better with antagonists who actually pose a real threat. Otherwise who gives a damn about a shootout in a hallway if you know the protagonists will always win without a scratch on their armor even.

[@cheesehead8952]

Damn that would have been awesome

[@evanbao93]

That's not Mando or Fett. They're based on Clint Eastwood. the Good. A bounty hunter like Angel Eyes aka Van Cleef would be Cad Bane, the only Bounty Hunter who has ever rivaled Jango Fett as the best bounty hunter in the galaxy.

[@SirenChats]

2:03 that chuckle is bone chilling

[@hehaka01]

But you know the pity is when I'm paid I always follow my job through. You know that.

[@Mr.House_]

NO ANGEL EYES.

[@leftcoaster67]

@@Mr.House_ Blam! Blam! Blam!

[@Mr.House_]

@@leftcoaster67 LOL

[@metarotta]

when seeing this trilogy for first time i watched few dollars more and this back to back, and for the first 15 minutes i thought angel eyes was mortimer and was real confused on how he could have possibly changed so much before realising they were totally separate characters

[@coletrain583]

This is the guy who inspired Cad Bane. However Angel Eyes is willing to do more than just than Kill a guy for snoring like John Wesley Hardin or a nice hat like Cad Bane. Hell, he killed his employer while he was still awake.

[@Superfireben]

William Strother According to Jeremy Bulloch, his entire portrayal of Boba Fett was based on Clint Eastwood’s performance as “The Man With No Name” in A Fistful of Dollars. The minimal movement and menacing demeanor of Clint Eastwood can be seen in every movement (or lack of it) in everyone’s favorite Mandalorian bounty hunter in the classic trilogy. www.starwars.com/news/the-cinema-behind-star-wars-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly

[@uma1r]

William Strother while he was still employed aswell!!

[@Spider-Man4266]

Did y’all know that cad bane was modeled after Angel Eyes?

[@pedroaraujo8000]

Angel Eyes is my favorite character in the movie. He should earn the money.

[@henry6354]

"Sentenza" on italian version...awesome performance

[@shellsbignumber2]

There's a guy that enjoys his work.

[@cartercravillion]

This guy was the inspiration for Cad Bane in Star Wars

[@mechanwhal6590]

I’m not surprised.

[@sydparrott8552]

Fuck yeah!! Lee Van Cleef is the shit in this movie, Angel Eyes is the best villain ever

[@nsanelycrazy]

Is it bad that I always laugh along with Angel Eyes in the end?

[@darthslade2802]

No. I'm just glad and relieved im not the one.

[@gettheleadoutaerosmith]

@Caleb Nicholson We're all going to hell.

[@deedle6073]

He's a man of his word. Employee of the year.

[@YD-uq5fi]

It is sort of honorable that Angel Eyes carried out the second contract even though his employer was dead and could not have known. Angel Eyes could have just kept the money.

[@ashketchup9040]

True Lawful Evil

[@YD-uq5fi]

@@ashketchup9040 100% correct.

[@larryl4216]

Never be another lee vancleef

[@andrewgraham6755]

He was so bad he even his gun had its own sound effect.

[@michaelotis223]

As all bad guys should!

[@marcorossignoli1814]

Pay attention to the end of the scene were you see the gun smoke wafting out of the pillow. The music is actually in time with the movement of the smoke. Brilliant imagery and music combination.

[@pyry1948]

"You know that" 🤣

[@Luka23567]

“I almost forgot.”

[@enricomarra8926]

I met him in 1970 (circa) in P.zza Navona in Rome. I was nine and my father told me: that's is Lee Van Cleef

[@westyraviz]

Very unlikely.

[@rseabrk1]

But you know the pity is . . . when I’m paid . . . . I always follow my job through. You know that. . . .

[@cnnw3929]

When he gets paid, he always follows his job through! LOL

[@GreatWestern175]

The perfect way to establish the bad guy >:)

[@josem.castorena4853]

RIP Lee Van Cleef a TOTAL BADASS.

[@sullybizon9662]

This is one BRUTAL scene. Something you would see in today's shoot em up films. 4 shots through the pillow at point blank range. If it was filmed today there would be copious amounts of CGI gore and blood. Lets just say angel eyes did that to keep blood from splattering on him.

[@Movierebel3]

The film is of course a classic, but I actually prefer For a Few Dollars More, where he teams up with Eastwood. So great.

[@Aquele_Neon]

a fistful of dollars is my favorite!

[@theoneandonlyrustyshaklefo6256]

Him and Clarence Boddicker are the greatest bad guys of all time.

[@jah0524]

Khan... Ricardo Montalban.

[@knowbody44]

The coldest and the most villainous laugh at the end..... of in any movie ever

[@guille224]

Great movie. Perfect scene.

[@rickevans33050]

The sinister snicker is the exclamation point!.

[@TucoBenedicto]

Possibly interesting footnote: Lee Van Cleef's nickname in the original italian version was "Sentenza" which could be translated as (you probably guessed it) "Sentence", "Judgment", not "Angel Eyes". To this day I'm still unsure if Sergio Leone picked both versions or if one of the two was decided at a later stage by the production.

[@hacsakir3075]

That old man is like a cute little kid when he hands him the money

[@joethekinghawk7514]

His eyes are like angels his love is gold. Sade

[@abehambino]

Man did Leone know how to introduce a character!

[@tinetannies4637]

When I first saw this film I couldn't tell if Lee Van Cleef was the Bad or the Ugly. Either way, the guy is awesome.

[@siegfried7020]

Lee Van Cleef = the best bad guy in Western Movies

[@edski8536]

".... You know that...." Epic

[@user-dc1dr9kr8x]

Gangster shoots him 4 times in the face point blank? He is the bad

[@munenex]

I was just a business man doing business- Angel Eyes, 1966.

[@animationfanatic2133]

Oh hey its Cad Bane

[@ilikespaghetti2170]

hes my favourite out of three sad that he lose

[@nerfherder3553]

This movie is a true masterpiece when I was a kid it seemed like it went on forever

[@jorgevalle4714]

VAN CLEEF a True badass