YOu know when Harmonica brings Cheyenne down at the auction, and Cheyenne says "Judas was content with 4970 dollars less" and Harmonica says "They didn't have dollars back then."  Cheyennes next line I never understood until I saw the movie on Saturday at the Gene Autry museum and they had the subtitles on.  It's the line's delivery that always confused me.  He says "But sons of bitches.  Yeah."  When he says it, it just sounds like one long sentence, and I was lost.  But the subtitle made it make sense.  He was saying that while there were no dollars back then, there were indeed sons of bitches. 
I know, you guys probably all knew this, but this always made no sense to me.  Still catching things everytime I watch it. 

It's when Indio goes to that guy who betrayed him house and he's about to duel him.  It's playing the pocket watch song, and then, it shows that shot of Indio's face, and the organs start blasting.  The organs you'd expect to play for someone like Dracula.  It just lets you know that Indio is pure evil. 

Just a heads up to others in SOuthern California that you can catch Once Upon a Time in the West on the big screen at the Arclight theater in Hollywood July 27.  Apparently, following the movie, is a Leone historian anwering questions.  I don't have all the details yet, so I'll post more when I get them (my girlfriend sent me a brief email about it.). 

I was going to make a topic to see if anyone had a tab of Harmonicas song, but I see there already is one.  Which key do you think is closes to what Harmonica plays in the movie?

Personally, I hated that trailer.  I just gave it a look see.  It just doesn't fit the movie at all.  Now, if you want to see an awesome trailer, which might be hard to find, check out the AMC commercial for it.  It's so great.  Especially since the play Harmonica's theme for it