The Good The Bad And The Ugly Movie Analysis

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Before I watched the movie "The good, the bad and the ugly ", I had just thought it was a very long movie.Probably because the movie of that era had a very slow pace. However, after I watched it, I changed.
This movie is the last piece of the western movie “A Fistful Of Dollars Trilogy”, based on the background of the U.S. Civil War. The good, the bad and the ugly, respectively, are on behalf of the film's three protagonists. Taking advantage of political turmoil, they intended to seek the wealth belonging to the southern government. However, everyone knows only the some details of gold possession and they must join forces to get the full amount of money. It led to all the following stories. In their searching journey, they used each other and infuriated, which makes the film be full of tension and dramatic. In my opinion, that the film is called an epic movie for mainly
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There is no doubt to say that the wonderful and varied plot is the most attractive in this movie. In this three-hour movie, the director took half an hour for the debut of three main characters. Followed by an hour and a half, through a series of coincidence, three men met by designed. In the process, there is a key figure - Bill Carson, who is encountered with the good and the ugly in the desert. This coincidence meet is a turning point for all the following stories. The three men came together for finding the treasure with two hundred thousand dollars . The most classic scene is the last part, the duel between the three, implied a classic logic problem. From my own perspective, this duel was obviously not fair. The first mover must not be the final winner, which made the bad hesitate to observe the other two. The good people is with confidence, and put the main observation on the bad. The ugly in his own circumstances, would inevitably choose to kill the bad. After the bad died, the good took half of the money and gave the ugly a way to live. This ending can be said to be

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