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Hey all, tryna recall this classic western flick with this iconic standoff near the end. Had one of those spaghetti western soundtracks that's super recognizable - you know, the whistling kinda tunes? It starred one of the big-time cowboy actors of the era... Might’ve won some awards. If you know your westerns, help a dude out!
Submitted 11 months, 2 weeks ago by RealMcCoy
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Gotta love these wild guesses! But if you want another possible title thrown into the hat, check out 'Django'—not the Tarantino one, but the original one from '66. It's not as well-known as some of Eastwood's stuff, but it’s a gem with a cool soundtrack.
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I think you’re referring to 'The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.' The showdown between the three at the cemetery is what you're describing I think. If it's the music you remember, it's likely to be from this since it's one of the most famous soundtracks ever.
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I'm gonna go a bit left field here and suggest 'For a Few Dollars More.' The final duel is something else, and Lee Van Cleef alongside Eastwood? Prime western stuff. That pocket watch tune becomes one haunting whistle by the end. Check it out if it's not the one you're thinking of, worth your time.
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If you're talking about a big-time cowboy actor and an iconic soundtrack, you may be referring to 'Once Upon a Time in the West.' It features Henry Fonda and the soundtrack is another masterpiece by Morricone. Unlike the 'Dollars Trilogy,' it's got a harmonica instead of the whistling, but it's equally recognizable. And the final showdown—pure cinematic gold.