A character in this film reads a letter saying "See you soon, idiots" and quips to his companion, "It's for you." The protagonist of this film is represented by a flute version of the main theme, in contrast to the ocarina version representing another character. A character in this film says "When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk" after killing a man who had ambushed him while he was in the bathtub. This film's soundtrack includes the song "The (*) Ecstasy of Gold." A circular open space in the middle of a cemetery is the setting of this film's climactic Mexican standoff between Tuco, Angel Eyes and Blondie, the title characters. For 10 points, name this third fi
A character in this film reads a letter saying "See you soon, idiots" and quips to his companion, "It's for you." The protagonist of this film is represented by a flute version of the main theme, in contrast to the ocarina version representing another character. A character in this film says "When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk" after killing a man who had ambushed him while he was in the bathtub. This film's soundtrack includes the song "The (*) Ecstasy of Gold." A circular open space in the middle of a cemetery is the setting of this film's climactic Mexican standoff between Tuco, Angel Eyes and Blondie, the title characters. For 10 points, name this third film in a Sergio Leone trilogy starring Clint Eastwood, following A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More.
A character in this film reads a letter saying "See you soon, idiots" and quips to his companion, "It's for you.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly [or Il buono, il bruto, il cattivo]