name your defining moment in any sergio film

[sargatanas]

for me, it's when Blondie flicks his match he just lit his cigarillo w/ onto a pissed tuco. cool . lol

[Cusser]

For me, it was the Ecstacy of Gold sequence in GBU at first viewing (June 1968), after over 2.25 hours into the film.

[Dust Devil]

Never seen so many men wasted so badly.

[cigar joe]

For a Few Dollars More....the Mortimer Guy Calloway sequence 

[titoli]

"My mistake: 4 coffins".

[titoli]

For a Few Dollars More....the Mortimer Guy Calloway sequence  

Why, cj?

That was the first Leone film I saw and from when Mortimer arrives at the hotel in Tucumcari to when he shoots down Calloway in the street was like nothing I've ever seen in a Western.

[Richard--W]

For me, Once Upon a Time In the West is one long defining moment.
Not nearly long enough, but defining.


Richard

[Smokey]

In For a Few Dollars More. This was a "B" movie which meant it played second at the drive in I was at. I had a date so I wasn't much interested in the movie
if you know what I mean. Then came the shootout with Eastwood and the 3 guys standing in the door of the saloon. I forgot the girl and watched the rest
of the movie. Been an Eastwood spaghetti western fan every since.

[Senza]

All of the showdowns in each of the dollars movies.
Ecstasy of gold sequence.
El Indio killing that man's family in the church then challenging him to a duel.
Juan coming back to the grotto to see his family murdered, and John coming in like a badass and saving him from the firing squad.
The showdown of OUATITW.
The final conversation between Noodles and Max in OUATIA.