Who considers OUATIA their favorite Leone Film?

[Silenzio]

What? ....OUATIA or Groovy New Feelings??

Groovy new feelings.

But come to think of it, I think I saw all the Leone films in seventh grade as well.

[Silenzio]

This thread is degenerating quicker than Michael Jackson at a Chuckie Cheese party 

Hahaha.

[The Peacemaker]

But come to think of it, I think I saw all the Leone films in seventh grade as well.

Me too.

[PowerRR]

[geoman-1]

Now that's creepy RR

[PowerRR]

I like to relate my love for Leone and his films with common bodily functions.

[Sonny]

I like to relate my love for Leone and his films with common bodily functions.

That's..uhh.. very informative.  I hope farting isn't one of those "common bodily functions", though. 

[Tucumcari Bound]

That's..uhh.. very informative.  I hope farting isn't one of those "common bodily functions", though. 

  I think we shall move on here from the bodily function's talk.

[PowerRR]

I could relate farting to something, but sadly, I don't have an anus.

[Sonny]

I think we shall move on here from the bodily function's talk.

Hey... I didn't start the discussion.... 

[Tucumcari Bound]

Hey... I didn't start the discussion.... 

Oh, I know you didn't. That comment had nothing to do with you Sonny girl. haha

[Rojo Ramone]

 Well, I haven't seen this film for some 20+ years. All I really remembered was the kid eating the cake scene.
I watched OUTIA over the weekend and was reminded how great this film is.
I regret saying it was too sentimental in another post.
While I prefer Leone's westerns I can easily see how this would be anyone's favourite.

[Noodles_SlowStir]

That's great Rojo Ramone.   A lot of people always refer to the Patsy pastry scene.  There are just so many memorable scenes to the film.  I think you're quite right about watching the film over.  The more you return to it, the more you appreciate and admire it.  Part of its greatness is that it makes you want to return to it over and over.  I suppose it is sentimental at times.  And it's very dark, like Duck, You Sucker, but one thing is for sure...when you watch it....you can see that Sergio Leone put his heart and soul into making the film.

[Mw/NNrules]

I find OUATiA to be his best film, but GBU is more entertaining.

[Tucumcari Bound]

Well, I haven't seen this film for some 20+ years. All I really remembered was the kid eating the cake scene.
I watched OUTIA over the weekend and was reminded how great this film is.
I regret saying it was too sentimental in another post.
While I prefer Leone's westerns I can easily see how this would be anyone's favourite.

It's great that you finally revisited this film Rojo after all these years. It really something to experience this after such a long time. As much as I'd like to watch this film as much as I can; I put it off between times I see it. It makes the film even better.