Connections
Follows
Edited into
edited from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, reworked into a black and white metacinema
References
Referenced in
The music playing when the convict has a stand off with the mutant frog is in reference to this movie's stand off scene.
A send-up of "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" theme is heard as Jack's cousin approaches for the fight with Tucker and Horace.
In both movies main characters leave each other alone in the desert.
standee for French version is knocked over during struggle.
Part of the main musical theme of this film is used in a scene
Lead character Hsiao Hua imagines himself as Clint Eastwood in his fantasy dream sequence.
The villain in The Executioner uses the exact same reasoning for killing people as Angel Eyes does in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly - because someone paid him to do it.
iconic music used in the scene where the class members confront the bright guys chosen for the quiz.
Title is a variation on Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo.
Title is a variation on Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo.
"That's real GOOD psychology. Say something BAD about my mother." "Your momma is so UGLY."
A poster of "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" is visible.
Theme music heard
A small snippet of the theme is heard when Allie is at the cinema.
Main theme is referenced.
Eddie whistles the famous theme song and says his mother was like Clint Eastwood
The music in the "Tranvel Trophy" scenes alludes to the music from the movie, which was used in the "Camel Trophy" commercials.
When Sam is about to enter Jack's office, there is a drop of blood on the floor which he smears with his foot - this is a clear visual reference to an almost identical shot in "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" when Blondie is called into Angeleye's room after Tuco has been tortured
Murdock disguises himself from this movie outside the jail, and the theme music plays on the soundtrack.
this episode title is a spoof on the movie's English title, "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly"
Ollie North calls Gerlado and Sean Penn "The Bad and the Ugly
Music plays during Spagetti Western sketch
"The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" theme is whistled.
To the tune of "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly", Herbert Quentin Viola and MacGillicudy have a drink/shoot out at the water dispenser.
The "you can take the stairs or you can take the window" is from Clint Eastwood's moive; the "Ugly" said it to the "Good" in that movie.
This movie was mentioned
Crow whistles the film's theme.
Joel whistles the theme music.
Tom whistles the theme music.
Plays the classic intro music when meeting a rival gang
Parker refers to the displays at the arts festival as "the good, the bad and the greasy."
A "Good, the Bad and the Ugly"-like theme is heard as Homer prepares to weigh himself on the scale.
title reference
A "Good, the Bad and the Ugly"-like theme is heard as Mr. Bergstrom first enters the classroom, dressed as a cowboy.
The line, "When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk".
"He's the ugly, no he's the bad!"
In Reservoir Dogs Blonde asks the cop whether he likes the music then tortures him while music is playing. In The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Angel Eyes asks Tuco whether he likes the music then tortures him while music is playing.
In the opening scene, Picard plays the first three notes of the Good/Bad/Ugly theme, anticipating the episode's spoof.
The theme from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is played when Paul and his friends go to Diane's house and then to the wedding.
title reference
Bennie and the faceoff with the baseball and the beast is very similar to the faceoff in the graveyard in the Good, Bad, and Ugly.
A "Good, the Bad and the Ugly"-like theme plays in Grampa's daydream about the Old West.
Denis Leary killing a person after eating at a table with him is a reference to a similar scene with Lee Van Cleef in Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo.
"The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" theme plays as Sarah first enters Hal's car dealership.
Mentioned in Clarence's "That's a Movie" speech.
Nick quotes a line from the film when saving Heather from a biker gang.
The episode's title.
Crow whistles the film's main theme.
It's announced that this fim will be shown on TV on Christmas - after 'It's a Wonderful Life'.
Servo hums the theme.
Crow whistles "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" theme.
In his dream, Flanders whistles the famous theme.
The scene in which Jules eats Brett's food and talks to him before killing him mirrors a scene from early in 'The Good, the Bad & the Ugly'.
Music is heard
Tom whistles part of the theme.
Title reference.
The theme from this film is played twice when Al's former team is challenged.
The theme is heard during the climax with Jack and the Giant.
Title reference
title reference
title reference
Several variations of the sentence "There are two kinds of people in this world. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig" are said by the various protagonists.
title reference
Title is an allusion to "The Good, The Bad and the Ugly"
title reference
Under "Epics" in video store: The Good, The Bad, Jesus
mentioned in dialogue
Servo whistles the theme.
Mentioned by name
Mentioned by Mark.
A gang member says the title.
This film's theme song plays as Felix and Oscar walk through the desert, followed by Oscar saying, "I think we're in a Clint Eastwood movie."
When Riggs is about to enter Murtaugh office, there is a drop of blood on the floor which he smears with his foot - this is a visual reference to an almost identical shot in "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly."
At the beginning of level 2, there's a gravestone near Duke's starting point with the name Arch Stanton on it. This the grave that Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach, and Lee Van Cleef are looking for in "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly."
Bobby dresses as a cowboy and gets in a play gunfight with a younger boy. When the boy pretends to shoot Bobby, he pretends to be injured and mumbles that "the gold is hidden" then pretends to die.
Main theme is featured.
Crichton said he had a poster of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in his old bedroom.
title reference
Tom: "The ugly and the ugly and the ugly"
Opening is explicit imitation of first meeting between Blondie and Tuco.
Gus wears a poncho and hat like Eastwood, and El Diablo is spelled out on the screen just like in "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly".
Mentioned in Inside the Actor's studio
briefly mentionned
Early gun standoff between cop and robber ends with "shoot, don't talk" reference.
Use of "The Sergio Leone" close-up.
when Joan Collins meets Shirley Maclaine this thememusic playes
The title is a reference to the English title of the movie.
the theme song is heard
The pink umbrella at the end of 'Der Schuh des Manitu' references Tuco's umbrella in the desert
In Part I, Chapter 2 ("Live from the Crime Scene") a mobster gets a call on his cell phone, and the ring tone is the theme of "The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly".
There is a sign for the movie 'Buono, il brutto, il cattivo, Il (1966)' on the town's movie theatre.
A tribute to the Sergio Leone's movie.
A few bars of the theme song can be heard in one scene.
Gimli's comment about having the "eyes of a hawk" before being captured by Galadriel's bodyguards almost identical to a scene with Eli Wallach and Clint Eastwood in this film. The initial shot is even similar, with bayonets/arrows popping into frame unnoticed by the characters.
theme plays during duel
A marquee advertising this film is visible in a photo.
Morricone's tune with a Western background.
Uses the Morricone's theme music from "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly."
Samuel L. Jackson impersonates Quentin Tarantino and mentions the film
mentionned once
Title reference
One of Brendon's movies is inspired by the shootout at the end of this film.
Greg keeps trying to explain Freud to Diamond, repeating "Id, Id, Id" to which Diamond replies "Idiots!" - this parallels a line from The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly where a characer is trying to read a note, repeating Id, to which Eastwood looks at it and says "Idiots." The pacing is almost identical.
mentioned once
theme plays
at a meeting, someone is wearing a shirt that says "The Good The Bad The Ugly"
title reference
Some of the music played during the skateboard showdown.
3-way shootout at the end with spinning camera
one character describes three others as good, bad and ugly
The opening shot is a reference to a similar scene in 'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly' in which Tuco points a gun at Blondie, who is near-death from dehydration and being out in the sun for hours.
mentioned once
mentioned once
mentioned once
Lorne: The Good, The Bad, and the Hideously Ugly
mentionned once
title reference
documentary about the movie
mentionned once
title reference
During one scene, before a concert, part of the Metallica's version of "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"'s theme, used for their S&M album, can be heard
The music during the "Stand-off" scene is a homage to the famous scene in this film.
(on magazine cover) "All the new releases: The good, the bad, the worst"
Use of the "Sergio Leone" closeup. Also, "Il Tramanto" from this film's score is heard when The Bride sees Bill in the opening flashback.
The lobby shootout in the Saint building mimmicks the final standoff in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. The camera moves over everyone's holsters and eyes.
Anna misquotes Tuco's "kill your victim, don't talk" line
A bridge battle with a similar outcome.
In a scene (1h 46m into the movie) where a man's hand moves onto the back of Audrey Tautou's neck, Juenet explains that this is improbable, but it is "totally Sergio Leone" and that "it's Clint Eastwood throwing down the spade in The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.
3 person standoff with the extreme close-ups towards the end. The director acknowloges this homage in an interview
The Belgian poster is visible behind Flea.
Title song heard in scene outside Costco store.
mentioned in dialogue
The shot and the music when Kelso breaks down the door.
Sergio Leone's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is reworked into a black and white metacinema.
a kid says this movie's title when he sees Harlan dressed as a cowboy
Nick tells Lee about the bathtub scene in "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly".
homage
Poster shown and film mentioned.
The opening credits are a hommage to the opening credits of Buono, il brutto, il cattivo, Il (1966). It even sampled some of the gunshots.
First shot, after opening credits
Shooting of the rope when a man is going to be hanged. References Clint Eastwood shooting Eli Wallach's rope
Gene Hunt puts up a poster of the film in his office.
The music in the showdown scene is inspired by the showdown from this film.
Evelyn and Mia look at and approach each other as the soundtrack from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is playing.
Directors Antony & Fulvio Sestito admire and have always been influenced by director Sergio Leone. The Showdown pays homage to his style in many scenes of the western portion of the film.
Dialogue: "Man, I got 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' herbal."
Will, Jack, and Norrington hold their swords at each other forming a triangle much like the triangle created for Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach, and Lee Van Cleef make when they are about to have the climatic showdown.
Two main characters discuss Lee Van Klief's character in the film.
Pastewka has a poster from this movie in his flat
"We go through the good, the bad and the ugly all together."
Uses the Ecstasy of Gold from the final scene in the cemetery during the stampede
Main theme is referenced.
In "Marshmallow's Last Stand", you can hear some music from this movie when Homestar and Strong Bad stare each other down
title reference
"The good, the bad, the wife"
When one of the Tremor brothers pretends to be a ventriloquist with the body of one of the bail bondsmen, the music playing is from a scene in the Good the Bad and the Ugly where Blondie (Clint Eastwood) interacts with a dying soldier.
"Did you see the movie 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly'?"
The coach whistles the theme to this film.
Larry calls Jedediah "Blondie" the first time he sees him, a reference to Clint Eastwood's character.
The Final battle has the characters standing as if engaged in a draw. M Dot Strange says it's direct reference from The Good the Bad and the Ugly
Carlos says that everybody knows everything about him, "the good, the bad and the ugly"
Poster can be seen on the wall in the flat with the three thugs smoking pot
Nick Angel rides through the high street with the guns and ammunition in an homage to TGTBATU. One of the characters refers to him as "Angel" the same way that Eli Wallach's character (Tuco) refers to Lee Van Cleef (Angel Eyes).
mentioned in dialogue
title reference
The first shot of Remy is a freeze frame as he jumps through a window with a stolen cook book. This is the same way Tuco is introduced in The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.
Chris has a poster of Clint Eastwood from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly in his apartment in Atlanta.
Homage sequence of the classic fight scene, where there is a mexican standoff, intercutting extreme close ups at an extremely slow pace, the standoff ends in the same way as The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Quickly.
French title reference
Title reference.
Mentioned as "The Good, the Bad and the Fabulous" in a list of western movies that have red boots.
The concept of the three main characters as well as the title come from this Sergio Leone classic.
Reference to Sergio Leone's "'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' trilogy"
The opening sequence is practically a remake of the opening sequence from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
Dusty Kiester - "The good, the great, and the amazing"
Use of the "Leone-close-up" and rattlesnake-like sound-effects when Poppy confronts the Head Girl at Lacrosse
The title of the episode is a quote from the movie
Bobby says "when you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk."
Close up of the eyes in the redneck gunfight scene is a reference to The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.
Final scene is a tribute
The keyboard music before the final interview briefly plays the same music as before the showdown at the end of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.
Uses GBU theme during the old-lady fight scenes
edition
poster
variation of the GBU theme plays as Jack and Harold face off
Staging of the finale was heavily influeced by spaghetti Westerns, particularly the "Il Triello" finale in this Leone classic.
The film is referenced in a game of charades.
poster in office
Episode title spoofs English title of the film.
Title Reference
References climatic shoot out show down
The iconic theme plays during Linkara's introduction
mentioned as prototype
English title referenced by name whe the group date is revealed.
It is the name of Ennio Morricone's score for the movie.
Poster in Sal's Office
The theme plays as Film Brain gets chased by the police
A mission in Larry's Western dreamscape is called "The Good, the Dead and the Ass Bandits"
Michael Mercy's character, "Sentenza" is named in homage of Lee Van Cleef's character.
"What are you, the good? The bad? No, the ugly."
The showdown at the end contains music and close-ups of the characters' faces.
A kid collects frames from various movies.
Subject of a $200 clue in the category "Cinematic Title Combos"
As the Gamer aims his gun at the cowboys during "Shootout", the music from this movie is heard
Opens with "The ecstasy of gold" that Ennio Morricone composed for the movie.
title reference
Title reference.
Showdown mentioned between Neil and Simon with the theme played
Subject of a $2,000 clue in the category "Title Role Playing"
Musical cue during the opening poker game.
Mentioned in dialogue.
Title reference.
Jake's ringtone is movie's opening title theme. Eli Wallach co-stars in both films.
There are three unlockable multiplayer titles called "The Ugly", "The Bad", and "The Good", unlocked in that order.
One of The Dark Rider's henchmen is named Angel Eyes after the Sergio Leone's film villain.
Killer's ringtone is the main theme.
When Rango is escaping from the hawk who takes Rock-Eye, and Rock-Eye yells "You son of a..." to be cut off by the hawk screech, this mimics Tuco yelling to Blondie at the end of Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo.
Hewy compares the movie to Rango
The duel scene and the music surrounds it
Heavily inspired by the final showdown of this movie.
mentions this as one of a few westerns the Critic actually likes
Quotation
The stand-off scene features many shots inspired by this scene and a musical cue is inspired by "The Ecstasy of Gold".
Jake assesses a revolver by the sound it makes while being cocked, much like Tuco did.
Title mentioned by Ron Jeremy
"the good, the bad, the bloody"
"...where these kids are caught stealing food from... The Good, the Bad and the Ugly."
"I've got good, I've got bad, I've got ugly"
the theme song is played when Booker is introduced.
"good, bad or ugly"
t-shirt worn
Phrase "good, bad and ugly" said
referenced in dialogue
Stephen's interrupted final line references the final line of "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly."
Mentioned in dialogue
The phrase "the good, the bad and the alimony" is used in reference to Clint Eastwood possibly getting a divorce.
title reference
Featured in
during the scene in the movie theatre lobby, the sound track from this movie can be heard
Clips from this are shown as part of the documentary.
On television as character draws and shoots the television.
clips shown
Clip from film is used in this episode.
When Attilio tries to seduce Vittoria, the Tv is on and plays Leone's film.
Clips shown, and mentioned during Clint Eastwood presentation
Features clips from
Clips shown during the interview.
blu-ray shown
Spoofed in
the Mexican showdown is shot in the same style of the film
Movie title spoofed in episode title
When Clint Eastwood's character comes into a stand-off with the biker gang, the first few notes of the theme tune is played.
The first appearance of the Clint Eastwood lookalike bad guy features Morricones famous "il buono, il brutto, il cattivo" score
Raisins dressed as Clint Eastwood, for a high-noon shootout with a jalepeno. Raisins sing "Shotgun"
There is a boxing tournament of "The Good vs. The Bad and the Ugly"
Theme song spoofed in final scene.
Several times during the film where Lee Van Cleef appears, the theme from "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" is whistled.
When they say "The Smith sisters are reunited. The good, the bad, and the..." when Aunt Helen says "Don't go there."
whole spaghetti western fantasy based on this movie
Western parody
A movie poster for "The Good, the Bad, and the Douggy" can be seen by the theater.
The music in the western sequence is a send-up of "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" theme.
'The Good, the Boo and the Ugly' is a spoof of 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,' complete with similar music, Boo's identity as 'the man with no personality' (Clint Eastwood's character) and characters who resemble Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach.
the sequence where Clint Eastwood shoots the rope is spoofed in this movie.
"Mexican standoff" scene, including similar music
Same music from the famous scene used in an almost identical shot of Homer with a chilli spoon standing off against the chilli cooks.
The stand-off scene between SpongeBob and Bubblebass and the music used.
the scene where George faces off with the bulldozers while the GB&U theme plays in the background is a parody
Parodies showdown scenes' close-up cross-cutting and uses Morricone's famous theme; motions by Timon and Simba parody the shootout scene in the movie.
This movie spoofs 'Il bono, il brutto, il cattivo'
The "The Good, the Bad and the Toothless" cartoon
A memorable quote from "Il Buono, il brutto, il cattivo" was used in "Les Dalton"
Plays theme as Stripes and the mailman stare each other out before racing
Loki and Alvey Avery play out the gunfight in said film.
Whenever Jaggu's character (an Australian cowboy) shows up , the theme of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is played.
The musical theme from the film is heard when Costner confronts MacLaine
Spoofs the Mexican standoff scene from "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" with spoofing ominous music.
face-off between Craig and an old woman at the store (close-ups of faces, similar music)
(At the start) Spoof of famous hand at side shot, but with a knife instead of a gun
Features Ennio Morricone music cues
Spoofed in "The Good, the Boo and the Ugly" clip
The tortoise and the hare of Aesop fame have a race and then a shootout
theme music is heard during a face-off
face-off between Labou and the bad guy wearing a cowboy hat (close-ups of faces, similar music)
Music during the fight.
the gunfight in cowboy hats while similar music plays
crazy credits: poster "The Good, the Bad and the Muttly"
In Ranjit's (Sanjay Kapoor) office there is a poster shown (which even rips off the minute details from the poster of the original movie), which is of a supposedly ripped off movie called "The Good, The Bad and The Worst" starring Ranjit. Also a TGTBTU's theme like tune is played in background.
The scene when De Singe arrives with a sniper rifle at the Wind Control Device and threatens Guybrush to hand over his hand, followed by a brief period of staring silence in confrontation before Guybrush breaks the silence and De Singe fires the rifle, parodies the "showdown at high noon" scene in the "Dollars Trilogy", most notably "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly".
Hardison and Chaos "duel" outside the vans
Cinema Snob reuses the opening for Death Nurse 2
Spoofed in spaghetti western mood.