The Good, The Bad and the Ugly - Sad Hill Cemetery Revisited - FILMING LOCATION

[@Harrison2253]

A lot of effort went into accurately getting the same shot in the same spot 48 years later. Amazingly well done.

[@mikeburch2998]

I agree! This was a remarkable effort. Well done.

[@robjohnson8861]

way too fast. Could not appreciate each picture.

[@TschimmiCash]

Yes! And now it's 50 years! :)

[@MatrixMachine]

well directed

[@urgonnaluvit]

1969 = 51 years ago

[@c.johnson1691]

My favorite scene is in the cemetery with Tuco running from grave to gave with that beautiful background music.

[@60b1in]

Ecstasy del oro. One of the best Morricone's pieces. Comparable only to La resa dei conti.

[@Mundo_Cuantico]

I agree, my favorite scene toó.

[@Stevensmith-ln7kz]

Yes the way he holds himself as he runs around looking for the grave , he looks so frantic!

[@prabhur9652]

Me too

[@jimpickard3850]

Best marriage of sound and vision in all cinema that 'ecstasy of gold' sequence.

[@shootermav11]

I do hope , they restore the stone circle. Something , should be left , of that magnificent scene. This was too great a movie, to not have some preserved landmarks; to honor it.

[@stoolboom6158]

They Did, I Created The Video

[@beastingproductions3591]

Terminator

[@donk-cv7ev]

I agree they should restore it. I would like to see the place where mash was filmed that would be cool

[@santiagogonzalez2528]

It has been already restored for the 50th anniversary..it is a great fun to visit it, spectacular scenary.

[@davidjacobs8558]

@@donk-cv7ev MASH was filmed in Hollywood studio back lot.

[@mistofigo]

50 years... RIP Lee Van Cleef, RIP Eli Wallach... :(

[@jann976]

RIP Sergio Leone

[@JulianRoss981]

RIP Mario Brega

[@littlejohnny9439]

Ennio Morricone is STILL with us!!!!

[@Gambino_Crime_Family]

mistofigo And soon we’ll be saying the same about Clint Eastwood unfortunately.

[@karimzarrouk7170]

@@Gambino_Crime_Family yeah 😟

[@ace1usmc]

I'm blown away that this scene wasn't filmed in a real cemetery. That's an incredible amount of tombstones they erected just for this movie, and in particular, this one scene. I really appreciated the effort it must have taken to make this video for us. Thank you so much. This is, in my opinion, the greatest western ever made.

[@lorenzopeverelli7819]

They made Spanish army recruits dig all the graves

[@e_z_livn]

Jeez, I remember going to the theater when the movie was released. I’m an old head (70yrs) and prior to seeing this classic the standard was of the John Wayne ilk. I was blown away. Clint with the cigar, poncho, beard, and shoot first approach was unique from all that preceded him. Even the sound of the gunshots were different. The ending with the 3 having the final showdown with the music, the graveyard, the stone circle was simply incredible and was the best that’s ever been done. GOAT western, hands down...there’s not even a close second.

[@rogerhwerner6997]

I remember going to the cinema to see the film too, and I'm 69. It was 1966, and I was 15. Saw the film with Donnie and Gene. I bought the LP of the music and still have it. What a movie it was.

[@saluto1397]

Agreed. One of the best ever Westerns..

[@joandar1]

Robert H, and others in this thread, may I suggest a Movie called " My name is Nobody" it is here on YT and that is where I first watched this. Terrance Hill and Henry Fonda. It is a different style of movie, however for my tastes I do suggest it to you as I love Westerns! Cheers from John, Australia.

[@keithhall3570]

Zoe TheCat 0

[@jasonking1284]

Hey don't forget Fistful Of Dollars and For A Few Dollars more....

[@nuancolar7304]

Don't forget ol' Angel eyes is there too, in a hole somewhere...with his gun....and his hat.

[@TheKonga88]

Nuancolar 2 can dig faster than one.. Get digging! 😂😂😂😂

[@juanjimenez6866]

Nuancolar i think angel eye still lives to day. it might b a crazy idea they should do a remake of this with clint Eastwood as commender and chef of the project

[@charleswillsonpeale5739]

Nuancolar There are two kinds of people in this world. Those with loaded guns and, those who dig....... You dig.

[@sarmadkashani5875]

My dad looked exactly like Angel Eyes in his younger days.

[@ItsShane79]

@@juanjimenez6866 lol Not sure if you're serious, but to my knowledge Lee van Cleef died IRL in the 1980's somewhere, sadly Bronson is gone too, he died in 2003 from cancer.

[@dhlhthriwdhskissos9606]

i swear arch stanton's grave is more popular than the grave with the money

[@AnnaMarianne]

Many people thought Blondie would trust them.

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

That's because Blondie and Tuco took the money.

[@rachelbaggerly651]

P puh6tfrz tuco never got away with his money he was left with no ride and all those coins to look at while dying of dehydration just they way he tried to do to blonde before being saved by the runaway stagecoach

[@xandercorvus9400]

@@rachelbaggerly651 angel eyes horse was there and also there are shovels and big rocks so tuco would be fine

[@Kanamit.]

@@xandercorvus9400 And remember the water under the bridge they blew up? So he wouldn't be thirsty.

[@gordonthackray1953]

The best movie ever made great actors great dialogue (what there is of it) great story fantastic music I just love it I’ll never tire of watching it. Of all the so called spaghetti westerns this is by far the best

[@hjackwingo]

The theme song is great

[@siberia1409]

My all time favorite as well!

[@samsmith4216]

In a category of its own. If it is a western..it's the greatest ever.

[@rogerhwerner6997]

Great film but I don't think it's better than Once Upon a Time...In the West. Both films are very very good, and fortunately, there are many terrific westerns.

[@samsmith4216]

@@rogerhwerner6997 I found " Once upon a Time in the West" to be laboriously slow and boring. Not even close to Leone's great work as in the trilogies. I couldn't get involved in the characters as I had in previous movies. Good cast too....But that's just my opinion.

[@susansinclair4914]

Extremely moving the way this video has been created. The way the actors are gently erased leaves you missing them straight away. Maybe it's just me but watching this video makes me think more about appreciating who I have around me, especially at this time. Well done!

[@culcune]

I am watching this a year on from your comment, and even before reading it; with the music and the scenes and how it fades to show everything nowadays, I, well, I think someone was cutting up onions in the kitchen...

[@NeilNZ]

The re-creation work gone into these scenes is remarkable. To honour these great scenes is incredible.

[@douglasskaalrud6865]

“Idi.....idi......”. “Idiot; it’s for you.” One of the funniest lines in any movie and superbly deadpanned.

[@pollyaloy]

Legend says the dog can still be seen running around to this day

[@pewfs8519]

What dog?

[@jonathanjaro6306]

Color there was a small dog that Tuco scared off while he was running around the cemetery

[@J_C_CH]

Funny how the dog wasn't planned. Sergio set it loose in the scene to surprise Eli.

[@johnchalleen3278]

@Monkooze Tees That's Treadstone, you moron.

[@WV591]

so sad. we were in our so young prime then and couldn't take eyes off of the screen watching this amazing everlasting western. there was nothing like it and will never be. the unbelievable gifted musical sore and gifted actors and writers and producers and camera men.

[@delboy9234]

RIP Arch Stanton. Your name is a part of cinema history.

[@supafrogg258]

Wow! You folks have done a tremendous job of meticulously aligning "then" & "now" shots of the Sad Hill Cemetery set. Though the set's 1966 look is burnished in my memory, you have so skillfully shown what had become of the set nearly half a century later. Thank you for presenting to us fans this perspective of what the group of dedicated fan volunteers had to start with, in their much appreciated restoration of the site!

[@zevc3591]

I can't say how many times I was trying to imagine this place in my head, thinking once to see it. It was great. Many thanks!

[@TheBig_Lebowski]

RIP Arch Stanton, 3 February 1862

[@michaeltoohey1385]

"Arch Stanton's" comments appear on KZbin from time to time, I wish I'd grabbed that name!

[@jum93]

CNN just reported that he died from covid-19.

[@luft11]

WOW... awesome work you did there. Thank you very much!

[@stoolboom6158]

Np (:

[@josephguerra703]

Great vid....accurate and informative...thank you for postig

[@chucknasty1532]

@@stoolboom6158 fantastic editing there; kudos!

[@tdog4039]

One of the greatest endings of any western ever. And the music was fantastic.

[@yosefthomas804]

The scenario got greener in all this years !

[@TheTylerjoy04]

Ooh WoW..! That's Alot Of Grave Stones.. Good Movie! I Use To Watch This Movie Alot With My Dad As Kid.. Now He's Heaven.. Every Time I Watch This Movie, It Reminds Me Of Him..

[@littlejohnny9439]

Amazing, I typed in "Sad Hill Cemetery" in Google Maps, and it shows it on there. When you zoom in close you can still see the circles of graves surrounding that rock terrace where they had the gunfight! I always thought that was a REAL cemetery. That must have been a massive amount of work building that set!

[@littlejohnny9439]

@Stopthewar Taylor wow! That was a massive break for Sergio Leonne! Probably saved him millions.

[@storminboy]

Seen this film countless times and I just can't believe it wasn't a real cemetery. I still don't believe it.

[@tyryztoll]

Wow I just google mapped it, too.......that's incredible!

[@dacks3300]

Little Johnny just google maps it. Thanks. Without your comment I would of never known it was still there. Thanks. I’ve watched that move probably 200 times.

[@cakeman58]

That’s because they restored it a few years back. I even bought a gravesite for myself.

[@59MTS]

Really my hairs stood still. I saw this one of the greatest Hollywood movies ever made in the sixties, and the breathtaking editing in this new filming just made me speechless!

[@PETEakaPEDRO]

First of all, you did such a masterful job on this video. Obviously, you are a very talented guy. Secondly, as a Father of two young sons (currently 8½ & soon-to-be 6-years-old) and a huge fan of The Good, The Bad and Ugly, I look forward to re-creating scenes of the movie there myself. Thanks for the inspiration. Having first visited Spain in 2004 and again in 2010 (that time with the woman who would become my wife since 2012), she and I hope to vacation there frequently with our boys. Certainly, SAD HILL has been added to the list of places to see. Thanks again !! ¡¡ Gracias !!

[@F.Krueger-cs4vk]

Bravo, well done ,thankyou for sharing, really interesting. I love that movie. Every now & again, i watch the movie on my C D., takes me back to my childhood. Clint is the only one living out of the 3 main characters. Eli passed 24th june 2014, Van Cleef passed on 16th December 1989. R.I.P., Sad. 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🇦🇺

[@ElwoodPDowd-nz2si]

Eli has some other great films. He has a small but funny part in "How to Steal a Million". (another great movie btw)

[@Vujo357]

It should be restored, it's iconic piece of cinema history

[@alexanderlindner5808]

it was.

[@jshann05]

Hands down my favorite movie of ALL TIME!! Great job on this video. It was really cool👍👍

[@christopherbayne9061]

Awesome tribute to the Best western ever made !

[@mms8393]

What a fantastic video. Best You Tube video I've seen in some time. Thank you.

[@autocrow]

Awesome! Beautiful area and the mountains look exactly the same. I'd love to see it in person. Thanks for sharing!

[@TheNLHunting]

This is one of very few sets I have ever seen in film that literally made me gasp to myself at how epic it was. Film these days has no respect for itself and cannot create even the simplest and most menial of sets and instead relies on green screen and post for everything. This video is from 2014, I wonder how those efforts on the stone circle went, time to do some more searching!

[@stoolboom6158]

If you have facebook check out facebook.com/acsadhill/ or Google Sad Hill Cultural Association. There is a documentary, Sad Hill Unearthed, which will soon be released about the restoration.

[@TheNLHunting]

Oh cool! I will check that out for sure!

[@thebacons5943]

So true

[@kamerad_marzuki3631]

Star Wars AOTC in a nutshell

[@Dazzily]

This is absolutely brilliant. Well done all concerned. Thank you

[@GhostRider247]

One of the greatest westerns ever !! Great to know that some of the set still exists, would love to visit one day , thanks for this

[@steveblack610]

A great watch for a lover of the 3 spaghetti westerns. Thanks for taking the time and effort to put this together.

[@Lucasrainford]

This brings back so many great memories watching this film in the 70's when my gran let me stay up late. As a adult I have watched this masterpiece so many times over the years I've lost count. This vid is fantastic and also very sad. I'd love to be able to come over there and help restore this iconic set :)

[@culcune]

I was lucky enough to have taken my son to a screening of it a few years back at the theater. Unfortunately, it was a digital copy as that chain of theaters (Harkins in Arizona) shows revivals of iconic movies on Tuesday evenings, but it was better than showing it to him on a computer monitor, LOL.

[@fadetounforgiven]

I was there a few months ago and the place is epic. It's worth the effort to get there. Nicely done video.

[@cristiancornejo]

fadetounforgiven is it difficult to get there?? im planing my trip for this year cheers any help!

[@fadetounforgiven]

cristian cornejo are you from Spain or from abroad? The exact location of the place is 41.99047,-3.408564 (put that in Google maps and that's it). It's just a bit over 210 kms / 130 miles from Madrid. As long as you have your own means of transport, you should be fine since it's away from any place you could easily get by public transport. The closest well known place is Santo Domingo de Silos, just 5 kms / 3 miles south of the cemetery, but those last few kilometers are off-road. I mean, it's in very good condition for any car (no need for a 4WD since I did it in my Peugeot 307 with no problem at all), at least as long as it is dry. The first 3,5 you'll go upwards, about 250 meters or so in total, and the last 1,5 you'll go down just about as much. So, if you go walking, it might take anything between half an hour to an hour. There's this video I've just seen related to this one titled "Flight Over Sad Hill" which you might find useful. The only problem you may encounter is that the whole area, and I mean the whole area, all that you can see in the movie around Sad hill, is a place for "wild" cows to pasture, and some of them might not be that... human friendly. I had no problem with them except one of them stayed in the way in quite an agressive manner (there was this so called here "Canadian pass" which cows can't cross separating it from me, so no problem), so I had to get there by taking a detour, just almost 40 kms around, since there's another, at least two or three ways, to come from the North. But since this is a youtube comment and it's getting quite large already, send me a private message and I'll tell you whatever you may need to know. Also, there's "Langston" river and the inside of the hospital quite close to the place, as well as the prison. So if you want to know more about it, message me.

[@stoolboom6158]

fadetounforgiven Great info fadetounforgiven. Let me add a couple of things. If you're approaching from Santo Domingo de Silos, make sure you have a detailed map of the streets (a print out from Google Maps satellite image would do) - it can be a little difficult to find the right road that leads to Sad Hill. The other main approach is from Contreras to the north. We were coming from Burgos and just used Google Maps directions to get there. The road from there leads straight to Sad Hill. You have to stop once to open a gate. Funny you mention the cows - we arrived in the afternoon, and there were cows in the area. A bull made sure we didn't get too close. We went back the next morning and it was clear. I also visited Langston Bridge, but didn't have time for the Batterville prison. If you want a truly epic day there, check out this hike you can do desdelasierradelademanda.blogspot.com/2012/01/118-penas-de-carazo.html My son and I did it, starting at the chapel near Carazo. My wife then met us at Sad Hill with the car. Takes several hours, but it is absolutely stunning.

[@fadetounforgiven]

Stool Boom Nice hike in that link. I wish I can do it one of these... years. I saw what might have been vultures but too far away for me to know what they really were. I don't think it's that hard to find the (let's call it that way) road to Sad Hill. It's the only not paved road that leaves Santo Domingo de Silos from the North without crossing the road, but going over a tunnel. Any other road needs to cross the road at its level, the one to Sad Hill doesn't. Really, maybe it's because I prepared my visit for months (which helped me avoid the cows though I didn't know about them until I was there), but I think it's quite, quite easy to find. That road takes to Contreras, North of Sad Hill, so you can get from there as well (which was what I finally did after coming as close as less than a mile, that is, top of the mountain, and had to turn around because of the cows. I didn't have another day for that). And as you say, you only have to open (and close) a gate (let's say... some kind of gate... you know what I mean) so the aforementioned cows don't get away from the place. I think I will have to go back there whenever it's possible, and spending at least two or three days in the area. There's also the monastery of San Pedro de Arlanza, in which they also filmed the interior of the hospital in which Blondie recovers from his burns. The north approach is a bit more complicated to improvise, but not that hard (coming from the monastery) although a bit long, over 10-15 kms.

[@stoolboom6158]

Stool Boom Another scenic place to visit is La Yecla gorge, just south of Santo Domingo de Silos.

[@rolfstamenov9914]

It's kind of strange that I almost started crying when I watch this this film is history and it should be revered all of these locations

[@yanikem6655]

That is one of the most amazing KZbin videos I have EVER seen. Absolutely outstanding work and accuracy. Thank you.

[@Goody478]

what a period the past the present the future and gone.. remembers only fantastic memories + amazing location. great video sir..

[@elhijodelchupacabra]

"You see, there are two kinds of people in the world my friend, those who upload videos in yt and those who upload masterpieces in yt. You upload masterpieces"

[@HeartlandTuber]

So glad KZbin surfaced this for me to watch. This was absolutely wonderful. This movie is one of the best western epic films ever made. With music that was among the greatest soundtracks ever. One of the those movies you can actually watch again and again. Thanks for your work putting this together.

[@JohnBlessingPaligap]

Thankfully they are rebuilding the legendary cemetery.

[@__-ug5rk]

Merci pour ces images. Magnifique vidéo.

[@marksolomon969]

That was fascinating. Also, your opening credits took some expertise to make. Thanks for evoking a wonderful memory.

[@hendrixny9186]

A top ten favorite all time movie for me. Can’t count how many times I’ve watched it. And I’m always entranced. A perfect film. Well done and thanks for the touch of sharing it with your children. “One name’s as good as another!”

[@coollikesatan]

Sad Hill makes me so happy

[@Peter-kl8jg]

Whoever put this together ... seriously, well done and thank you. Although I can't help feel some sense of sadness - whoever did this has done something great.

[@hakapik683]

Loved this! One of my top 5 favorite movies, and this was cool to see the locations as they are today.

[@laurentlassen7812]

Right up there with the best of all Western movies! Thank you for showing how it looks now. Can only be appreciated by those who watched this classic!!!

[@JAMamation]

This video is perfect, the location has changed so much since filming took place!

[@VrgniaMailman]

Every two years or so, I watch this epic spaghetti western. I am 69 now, but Eli "Tuco" Wallach and Lee "The Bad" Van Cleef are dead for years. Somehow Clint lives on!!! Even starred in "The Mule" in 2018!! The comparison between the scenes in the film and what that land looks like now (well, in 2014 I guess) rocked me. One more reminder that I am ancient. Thanks so much to Stool Boom for creating this video.

[@VrgniaMailman]

P.S. I wish Modelo Beer would play the full "Ecstasy of Gold" song just once. I know, not happening .... the music is about 3 minutes long.

[@1SeanBond]

This was a awesome job!!!! The hard work, wow, that's just true Heartedly done!! Thanks for your vlog of this! Peace!!

[@twincitiesdashcam9119]

Absolutely epic- thanks for showing this. One of my favorite movies!

[@Imissmusicvideos]

Terrific camera placement & editing job. I'm sure that took some time to get right. The people of Carazo Spain have a great tourist attraction and should be restored & preserved.

[@lucm.6889]

Wonderful! It's like going back in time and reviewing the emotion of this classic film and where the whole outcome took place! Once again congratulations!

[@PaulKyriazi]

Great job of freeze-framing and dissolving to the modern footage to be clear.

[@Kajzer857]

Amazing material edition, these cuts are perfect!

[@bobmorgan1762]

Fantastic editing job...and intro!

[@Truthisindelible]

Excellent work. You were so precise in your filming and photos. Thank you for returning and reviving the great memories of this film.

[@dbcopper10]

Remarkably well done...beautiful fades. Someone should send it to Clint.

[@johnchalleen3278]

Let him find it himself.

[@dbcopper10]

Just saw the film again tonight (the long version). If it was on once a month I suppose I'd watch it 🤠

[@UncleTerry]

I have lost count of How many times I have watch this piece of Cinema Masterpiece.

[@DAVIDGM1973]

Thanks so much for this video! So well done and I’m sure it took a lot of effect to get everything correct!

[@frankgonzalez6744]

My favorite western of all time, nicely put together. Great job......thanks for sharing.

[@stoolboom6158]

Thanks JAM. The area is definitely a lot more grown up than in the '60s. The biggest change is at the Landston Bridge scene, which was filmed a few miles away. It's now a forest. You can look at some before-and-after photos at www.stoolboom.com/gbu.html

[@user-cs9of2xd2d]

Stool Boom I don't see anything in your site

[@ramin1422]

same here, you select the pictures but nothing happens

[@TheGreatest1974]

As a fanatic of this movie, I thank you greatly and salute you. You have made a fantastic job and made a lot of fans VERY HAPPY!! Wouldn’t it be huge to find that rock that blonde laid down! I know you’ve looked!!💥

[@megataurus7779]

If the graveyard was restored exactly the same it would be great tourist attraction

[@pauletteeasdale2554]

google it it is . looks unreal .

[@steveoprivatos6308]

This is a fantastic homage to what is IMO the greatest western of all time. Sergio Leone’s brilliant direction, that amazing cast and yes - one of the greatest composers in history - Ennio Morricone ( RIP legend ) providing the unforgettable score.... You did a great job to show us the passage of time at Sad Hill... I bet plenty of the original cast will see this and remember years gone by. Great work

[@خالدتركاوي-و6ي]

هاد الزوق الرفيع والموسيقى الملهمة للمشاعر والأخلاق النبيلة

[@KrishnaPrasad-zt3lg]

thanks Amigo for this, the film classic, made when i just born... Adios

[@mxp2000]

Great work, I'm very appreciative. I can't figure why anyone would give a thumbs down. Hater gotta be haters.

[@deputyvanhalen6386]

"Let me look at that photo....just as i thought...erased from existence!?!...GREAT SCOTT!!!😨"

[@chrisevans5259]

Wonderful job,.. Of a classic iconic spaghetti western

[@n5sdm]

As a photographer, great job with the before and afters... keep it up. I know how difficult it can be.

[@thebeav55]

What a great video. It's obvious how hard you worked at it. Thanks for posting !

[@Nebulaeczar]

Nostalgia - what a transport in time.

[@aiguru8908]

Wow this video was made 5 years ago... It's still the best video on KZbin.. greatly done...

[@irelandbloke]

Awesome video !

[@aaaht3810]

Nice work. I first saw this movie in 1968 at age 18. Although I loved the movie I never would have thought it would have become iconic and fans many years in the future would be commemorating its filming. It was a long time ago, but seems like yesterday.

[@iqbalbaloch9792]

Best movie ever made in cinema history

[@Whytho2000]

HOLY CRAP. THATS AMAZING!!! What a wonderful movie! I applaud the effort that went into the trip!!!

[@williamharring4821]

always thought it was a real cemetery ,cool video 👍👍👍

[@johnchalleen3278]

Show me any circular cemetery.

[@sarahstarr2696]

Great video! Thank you for putting all the time and effort into getting the scenes perfectly matched up. Really enjoyed it.

[@HaxorHassan]

Thats a heritage.. Should be preserved..

[@swilford1]

Most excellent, thank you for your outstanding effort.

[@bigying]

This is very cool. I didn't know there are real spaghetti western diehards out there. Bravo!

[@claytonlowry1280]

Oorah!!

[@tonyanderton3521]

Bigying, you see, in this world there are two kinds of people, my friend: those with loaded guns and those who dig. You dig.

[@Strap1205]

Brilliant video! Thank you! So nice to see that Stanton´s grave and the Unknown one are still there! Even after so many years!

[@oceanpacific886]

lol arch stanton still rests in peace LOL

[@Djarra]

He's immortal, he was committing crimes in San Fransisco sometime in the late 70s to mid 80s although was busted by 'Dirty' Harry Callahan yet by the early 2000s was working as a booker for female boxing tournaments.

[@manuelkong10]

What a BEAUTIFUL video....BEST tribute you could ask for ....Arch Stanton would be proud

[@kaitlynlang_]

this actually makes me really sad, i do think that it should be restored and to be remembered as a movie that made a big impact on a lot of things (also anyone else watching this in 2019) 😂

[@paulturner5459]

Thankyou .a return to my favourite movie always wondered how it would look after all those years ,I was just a kid of 14 when I first saw this movie and still look at it and listen to the magical theme music to this day I’m now 55 .

[@miles2gob4i]

Wow! What a great job!! I sometimes have wondered where that scene was filmed. Gotta bike there when I get back to Spain.

[@danieledisingrini3059]

Sono meravigliato dalla bellezza di questi servizi filmati. Molto difficili da eseguire, ma realizzati con molta maestria e perfezione. Bravi !!!

[@rcnelson]

Pretty doggone slick. I can't believe how small the budget was for this movie given the props and locations of filming.

[@markhugo8270]

This work is a WORK OF ART itself! I'm loving every SECOND of it!

[@paulstreet5982]

Thanks so much for this...

[@jesterjoe8377]

I gotta admit....just found this....I take my hat off to you......BRILLIANT!!!

[@SunshineMix101]

'Great idea for a video. Well done to all involved. :)

[@cmcmillon]

Fantastic job- I lived in Spain for 18 years and have visited the film studio in Almeria twice, but I always regretted not going north to find this place. Well done.

[@glennsalka3425]

Bravo;that was great

[@gabrielcastillo9008]

The best forever film drama. And the best trio films I have seen in my 60 years..facinatiing.