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Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly), 1966.

Dir. Sergio Leone | Writ. Age & Scarpelli, Luciano Vincenzoni & Sergio Leone | DOP Tonino Delli Colli

Monco and Blondie meeting to discuss some family matters and Tuco and Colonel Mortimer being left on the side forced to wait for them to finish while carrying awkward conversation.

(Tuco is also having a panic attack because he thinks Angel eyes came back from the death))

happy pride month

I've been searching for a man

and now “ something new “ happened ~

killer!sans : me 

color!sans : @superyoumna

nm!sans : @jokublog

Does the good of the one outweigh the good of the many?

john wayne: nooooo westerns are wholesome allegories that reflect christian values and the american work ethic!!!!

clint eastwhore, playing the "good" guy and using the raspiest fuck-me voice he can manage: i mean our partnership is untied ...oh no :) not you. you remain tied ;) i'll keep the money and you can have the rope ;) ;) the way back to town is only 70 miles...you know if you save your breath i feel a man like you could manage it ;) ;) ;) adios *leaves a man to die a slow painful death in the desert*

ten is not a good age to have an identity crisis, can you guys play tag or something instead

Biggest fear is that people will acknowledge that in Color’s ending, killer will very likely feel extremely bored—but it’ll portrayed as “choosing to leave nightmare was the wrong choice and color is just boring and killer belongs with nightmare” rather than “killer is traumatized and conditioned to accept and get used to the abusive, controlling, violent surveillance environments he’s been in for so long, that the peace feels unfamiliar and unsafe.

the chaos of violence and death and torture was more familiar, stimulating and reliably real, but this does not negate Killer’s choice to be free and happy and safe with Color, nor does it mean Killer is bored of Color or loves him less, even if Killer himself worries this may be the case.”