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This is what TRUE REVENGE is. What's your favorite revenge movie?
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[BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[modsquad]

Fonda's reaction to being shot is one of favourite moments of acting, from anything.

[anthonymartinez]

Amazing how the eyes tell the whole story, what a MASTERPIECE!

[jimiheys]

Bronson & Fonda, two movie legends doing minimalism to perfection. 10/10

[rajaomar]

1 second of action. 7 minutes of pure art.

[antonioalvarez]

At the end of the movie, everything falls into place. What a masterpiece. This the greatest western of all time.

[EricBarbman]

That hanging wide shot at 3:47 is amazing, with everyone included inside the arch. It's the painting of an immense master.

[kingkobra]

This was the best showdown ever filmed. The drama, the suspense, the score. Truly a masterpiece.

[Shoobee]

Charles Bronson was not the original choice, Sergio Leone approached Clint Eastwood to play the role of Harmonica, but Eastwood wanted to explore different venues and become a filmmaker himself. Today, it's impossible to think of anyone but Bronson in the role.

[KNGHT]

What seals the deal for me on this being one of if not the best western duel is how the music ties in with the scene because of the harmonica, it's all so beautifully intertwined into the whole movie. We hear the harmonica theme and catch glimpses of his brothers hanging throughout the movie but never a clear picture. We are left wondering until this final duel, where we finally get the full story and realize just how important the harmonica was the entire time. He gets to avenge his brothers death and by leaving the harmonica where it belongs, he can finally move on.

[Atombender]

Fonda being cast as the ruthless villain was completely against type, another deliberate move by Leone that paid off well. Absolutely brilliant acting.

[patwiggins]

Henry Fonda changed his whole soul for this movie. Those eyes! From angelic baby blues to the most evil you will ever see. Great actor!

[MeJamesah]

This was one of my father's favorite movies. He loved all the spaghetti westerns. I watched this so many times growing up, I remember him telling me about the first time he saw it in the threater. Now, when I see these, I can only think of my father as a young teenager in the movies smiling. Miss you dad

[georgesealy]

I get the chills when the camera moves in on Harmonica's face and the music starts to play. It is so dramatic, and you know something special is going to happen. And what a time for a flashback! Right in the middle of a gun duel! Are you kidding? It is genius. The whole circumstance and history come into play and wells up into a climax. Whew!

[wjbtt]

I give this an off the charts 12. This is by far the best western movie ever and I have been watching it off an on since it first came on television back in 1969. Ennio Morricone's (may he rest in peace) soundtrack is a Masterpiece.

[ianpalmer]

Definitely a 10. The combination of Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone's score make this one of the best westerns ever made. Upscaled to 4k, the detail is fantastic.

[Frankincensedjb]

Backstory set, closeup after closeup, minimal dialogue, suspensfull music, slow panning shots, flashback, death. Masterful.

[johni]

Absolutely love the way Fonda glances up at the sun as he vies for position and advantage, such nuance and attention to detail, and it only gets better from there on. What a masterpiece.

[marcuswurtenberger]

This is not a film, this is a work of art! The Mona Lisa of Westerns. Everything is perfect. Plot, actors, music, everything was brought to the point, really everything. A masterpiece that will still inspire people in 300 years.

[pradeepapte]

The best scene ever shot, a Sergio Leone masterpiece. See the way he takes his own time going about it, no hurry at all. The camera twice focuses on close up shots of Charles Bronson, first with the complete face and the second has only eyes! Four great masters like Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone, Charles Bronson and of course Henry Fonda create this magical scene.