Favourite moments

[DJIMBO]

has to be the bit where 'red' cavanagh says: 'Didn't hear what the bet was.'
Clint nonchalantly spits out the tip of his cigar and says: 'Your life.'
That is just the epitome of cool.

Or 'When the chimes end pick up your gun.'
'Go ahead and shoot me colonel, just try.'

[mortimerforever]

the nino knife scene.
the final duel.
mortimer shooting calloway.

didn't hear what the bet was?
                       
                          your life.

[LINCOLNS GRANDFATHER]

The whole film, as with all his works, are constant favourite moments.
Indio's not been represented here enough so have a couple :
The "I'm letting you live hero" scene and when Volante literally screams his men into action "Go and get them baaack"  All his stage career prowess coming out, quality.

[mortimer]

I agree way too many to list them all.

The Colonel/Hunchback confrontations are classic , especially Kinski's face twitch

When the Colonel unfurls his armament sack on his horse

[Belkin]

The very first scene with the guy riding alone. CLASSIC. Gets me every time!

[Danny]

The final duel when the music gets louder, really great!

[Half Soldier]

I watched this for the first time in yonks the other day and a scene I like is where everyone is counting how long it takes the guards to walk around the bank.  Not exciting, but to me a fantastic piece of filming.  

[Lewis Hawk]

I agree! The music is so great at the end when Blondie...heu when Monco arrives!

But I can't hide my admiration when Mortimer shoot his first victim! When the man falls (what a strange face!!!) just in front of our screen!

thank you leone, fuckin' genious!

[Half Soldier]

Strange faces fill the films, but the one you mention has to be one of the oddest.  I still can't see much of a resemblance between him and his wanted poster though.

[Lewis Hawk]

He was able to add two zeros to his wanted poster so i think he could have insist to make change his portrait on it!!!

[Film-Junkie Zach]

The Very First Scene with Monco

Van Cleef and Eastwood becoming partners

The Mexican standoff

Eastwood and Van Cleef saying goodbye

All the Klaus Kinski stuff

[Good Colonel]

Leone and his team present us one delicious detail after another, but my favorite is when it is revealed that the colonel was not looking for money. With the change of this key premise we were gifted with a new eye for everything shown before. The colonel wanted the man with no name as a partner since the beginning (and rewarded him accordingly).

[Cusser]

Hey, Good Colonel: I disagree that "the colonel wanted the man with no name as a partner since the beginning".  I think the only reason Mortimer partnered up with No Name  was that he was concerned that No Name may otherwise dispose of Indio FIRST.

[Good Colonel]

Hey, Cusser: The partnership would be very convenient, since they had different interests that could be easily arranged to match. The colonel could have this clear at least since they "have shaken hands" in the "hats duel".

[Senza]

The duel in the church.
Indio's parable.
The duel at the end.