Once Upon a Time In the West

Quite simply the greatest Western ever made. Slow as molasses and worth every freaking minute. Pitch perfect performances and the greatest score of Morricone's epic career. A must own.

A Classic western movie! The Actors, the music, sound effects and the acting. A must have.

Like watching paint dry. Fell asleep after 30 minutes.

I found this movie to be terribly boring. The acting is not commensurate with the actors' abilities although Jason Robards was excellent in this spaghetti Western mostly shot in Spain. If you sped up the tough guy walks and the "I’m the meanest in the Wild West" dirty looks– there wouldn’t be much left. The first hour of the movie could have been cut almost totally. I kept thinking to myself that the plot would work itself out in the end but it did so just barely. This film is exceedingly long which I typically like. Note that not everyone will enjoy this film.

Just amazing. Cinematography, plot, characters.

I was expecting some disappointment watching this old classic western. I was wrong! Filled with some old great actors, it was a great movie to watch. I’d recommend to anyone who enjoys the old westerns.

The best western ever made but terrible picture quality. Just replace the movie with the remastered version because this is a disgrace. Paramount is still using an upscaled DVD or terrible compressed version. This classic movie deserves better. These are 4k times with 4k projectors and 4k tv’s. And it simply looks terrible on a big screen.

Easily one of the best westerns ever made, up there with Mr. Leone's other masterpieces being the dollars trilogy. The perfomances of the entire cast is great especially Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson. Certainly recommended to any fan of the genre.

This is the classic Sergio Leone spaghetti western, second only to The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly. The original, which blew everyone away when it debuted at Cannes, was about four hours long and contained extended flashbacks. This is not that version, but at 2:45 is longer than the original U.S. release that Warner Brothers had cut down to a standard length (and which had soured Leone on the American movie industry). While he would live another 21 years after its release, this was his fourth and last western. This was also the first of another intended trilogy, the second part being Once Upon a Time in America (1984). This film is extremely gritty and the art is such that one could easily pull a hundred various frames and use them as art, one example being the rough;hews interior of the train station. When it comes to combining the western genre with art, there is no film that could come close to matching Once Upon a Time in the West.

Western Masterpiece!!!!!!