Greatest Movie Scenes #19 - For a Few Dollars More
Posted by Matt Holmes
For a Few Dollars More is the third Sergio Leone western that has made the greatest movie scenes feature and I make no apologies for it, it’s fantastic. This week’s scenes is the final duel (funny they have all been the end shootouts) between Colonel Mortimer and El Indio with a certain Clint Eastwood and Ennio Morricone’s score to boot.
I would recommend you not watching this clip if you haven’t seen the film as you will be doing the movie injustice, but if you have then sit back and enjoy Leone’s genius at work.
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It’s HTML, right? You should be able to copy the “embed” HTML from the YouTube segment and put it into your HTML in Wordpress. VIOLA!
Anyway, it works for me at the blog…
I definatly don’t think you can mention Sergio Leaone without mentioning Ennio Morecone as his score in this is absolutly perfect!