One of Sergio Leone's classics but pacing could've been better
Italian director Sergio Leone took the American cowboy movie and made it his own creating the Spaghetti Western. The Good, The Bad and the Ugly was a perfect example. The story was part war movie taking place during the Civil War and part treasure hunt as three desperate characters Clint Eastwood as Blondie the Good, Lee Van Cleef as Angel Eyes the Bad, and Eli Wallach as Tuco the Ugly searched for a cache of hidden gold. The story is about friendship, revenge, and betrayal.<br /><br />At first, Angel Eyes is the only one that knows about the gold and Tuco is just chasing Blondie seeking revenge against him. Eventually all three find out about the money and they attempt to manipulate and abuse each other to find it. It takes half the movie however to get to that point. They could have cut down the first half a bit.<br /><br />The best part of the movie is saved for the end as Blondie, Angel Eyes and Tuco face off in a cemetery. Each takes up a separate side of a circle and stare each other down waiting for one of them to pull their gun. To the winner goes the gold. Leone played up the tension between the three by doing close ups of each characters’ face with their eyes darting back and forth looking at their other two opponents. Then the camera focuses upon their hands as they got closer and closer to their pistols. The music grows louder and louder until they draw. It’s a classic scene.<br /><br />The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is considered one of Leone’s masterpieces. My only criticism is I wish they would have speeded up the pace of the film because the second half is markedly better than the start.<br />C
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