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# The Good, The Bad and the Ugly (4KUHD)

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For three men the Civil War wasn't hell it was practice! By far the most ambitious, unflinchingly graphic and stylistically influential western ever made, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is a classic actioner shot through with a volatile mix of myth and realism. Screen legend Clint Eastwood (A Fistful of Dollars) returns as The Man with No Name, this time teaming with two gunslingers to pursue a cache of $200,000 and letting no one, not even warring factions in a civil war, stand in their way. From sun-drenched panoramas to bold hard close-ups, exceptional camerawork captures the beauty and cruelty of the barren landscape and the hardened characters who stride unwaveringly through it. Hailed as the best directed movie of all time by Quentin Tarantino, this epic masterpiece was directed by the great Sergio Leone (Once Upon a Time in the West) and co-stars Lee Van Cleef (For a Few Dollars More) as Angel Eyes and Eli Wallach (The Magnificent Seven) in the role of Tuco. Music by legendary composer Ennio Morricone (Death Rides a Horse). Special Features Disc 1 (4KUHD) • 162-Minute Theatrical Cut - Over 30 hours of extensive shot-by-shot color grading and a 4K scan of a 1967 IB tech print as the secondary source to restore the theatrical cut to its original glory. • Triple-Layered UHD100 Disc • Audio Commentary by Film Historian Tim Lucas • Extended Cut – Deleted, Extended & Alternate Transition Scenes • Newly Restored English 2.0 Mono Audio • English DTS-HD MA 5.1 Surround • Optional English Subtitles Disc 2 (Blu-ray) • 162-Minute Theatrical Cut - Over 30 hours of extensive shot-by-shot color grading and a 4K scan of a 1967 IB tech print as the secondary source to restore the theatrical cut to its original glory. • Dual-Layered BD50 Disc • Audio Commentary by Film Historian Tim Lucas • Leone's West: Making of Documentary • Il Maestro: Ennio Morricone and GBU Featurette Part 1 • Il Maestro: Ennio Morricone and GBU Featurette Part 2 • The Leone Style: On Sergio Leone Featurette • The Man Who Lost the Civil War: Civil War Documentary • Reconstruction GBU (Extended Cut) • Deleted Scene 1: Extended Tuco Torture scene • Deleted Scene 2: The Socorro Sequence - A Reconstruction • Deleted Scene 3: Skeletons in the Desert • Deleted Scene 4: Extended Torture Scene • Vignette 1: Uno, Due, Tre • Vignette 2: Italian Lunch • Vignette 3: New York Accent • Vignette 4: Gun in Holster • Alternate Scene: The Optical Flip • TRAILERS FROM HELL with Ernest Dickerson • GBU on the Set – Image Gallery • Promoting GBU – Image Gallery • Original U.S. Theatrical Trailer • Newly Restored Original German Theatrical Trailer • Original French Theatrical Trailer • GBU – Radio Spot • A Fistful of Dollars – Trailer • For a Few Dollars More – Trailer 1 • For a Few Dollars More – Trailer 2 • A Fistful of Dollars / For a Few Dollars More – Burning at Both Ends Trailer • A Fistful of Dollars / For a Few Dollars More – Burning at Both Ends Radio Spot • Newly Restored 2.0 Mono • English DTS-HD MA 5.1 Surround • Optional English Subtitles

Review: Great Disc, worth it! - I’ve heard these Kino Lorber releases of the “Dollars Trilogy” criticized, or at least to be reported as not the best releases of the film. (Another boutique Blu Ray company also released them, Arrow maybe). But I have to say, they look and sound phenomenal. On a 4K tv with surround sound system (even basic and low end like I own), they’re awesome. The visual quality is great, sharp and contrasty, but no waxy skin AI upscaling. Natural grain from the film. The colors are pristine, and allegedly there’s more of a warm tone to the overall picture compared to the “better release”? But it’s a dusty western (and one of the greatest westerns of all time, if not the greatest). It works. I have zero complaints and am happy I picked up this, as well as Fistful of Dollars. Just need to find For A Few Dollars More to complete the collection. Highly recommend!
Review: A Wonderful Package for Good, Bad, and Ugly Fans - This standard definition, two-disc collectors set of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is likely to be valued by anyone familiar with the film and who recognizes it for the unique role it has played in filmmaking. Though not a high-def offering (you'll have to find that at The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo in Blu-ray Packaging) ), this remastered video which includes a substantial amount of original content not seen in the US edition, is a wonderful package. The video quality has been improved through remastering techniques, the surround-sound audio has been included, and the package contains a number of little "gift" items that, although are not necessarily expensive, are quite enjoyable in their own right. For example, the package includes a small set of four original posters for the movie in Italy, Japan, Spain, and the US printed in high quality gloss embossing on card stock. These are physically small, but are so lovingly printed that they are delightful. In addition, a small booklet with items of note from the movie is included, also on high-quality print and paper. Then, in addition to the movie itself (which is on one DVD) a second DVD containing an entire series of extras and bonuses finishes off the set. For the price, its a "tidy little sum" (to quote Angel Eyes), and should more than please any fan of the movie. It's a nice little collectors item package. It is not necessary, and is probably too difficult a task, to here write a long passage about the move itself. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is one of those films that was transcendental, that made its mark so strongly that, for many fans of the genre, divides what "came before" with what "came afterward." Its one of those movies that even those with little interest in Westerns could recognize as substantially different and a substantial contribution to moviemaking. Was it the filming techniques, with ultra-wide angle vistas interposed with tight shots of actors eyes? Or was it the script that asked fundamental questions about life while masquerading as a "Western"? Or was it perhaps the acting, with a magnificent performance of Tuco and also of Blondie, both of which from that point mark both actor's careers? Or was it the haunting and unmistakable music by Sergio Leone that is instantly recognized the world over, even by those who have never seen the movie? Or a combination of all these? I'm not sure, but I, like many others, upon first seeing this movie was instantly and acutely aware that this was something different, something moving and powerful, something with a message, something that bore (and still bears) repeated viewings, something that played around with deep issues and questions in life, and did so in a truly artistic way. Yes, it is hilarious--picture the opening scene where Tuco comes breaking through the windows with the giant turkey bone in his hand and turkey hanging out of his mouth--and yes, we can choose to watch the movie with any number of mindsets. But there are few movies--and this is one of them--where the viewer can be lifted out of the seat into a world of the storyteller so strongly that one truly forgets that it is a movie being watched. It happens more than once in this movie (in the graveyard scene, in the civil war bridge attack scene, and in the stagecoach scene, for example), but few movies ever can reach this level of narrational power. Its irrelevant that it is a Western. These are just the accouterments that allow the story to progress. Its about greed and wealth, law and order, haves and have nots, war and peace. And more than that. Someone once said to me, "Why is it called 'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly'? There's not really anyone good, bad, or even (really) ugly in the movie!" But you see, that's one of the keys here. If you are looking for "good," "bad," or "ugly" in the story, you've started on the wrong foot. So, maybe, its one of the most deceptive titles in moviemaking. And maybe that's part of the clue to the story itself. Five stars for this wonderful little gift package of one of my favorite movies.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Al Mulock, Aldo Giuffrè, Aldo Sambrell, Antonio Casas, Antonio Molino Rojo, Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach, Enzo Petito, Lee Van Cleef, Livio Lorenzon, Lorenzo Robledo, Luigi Pistilli, Mario Brega, Rada Rassimov, Sergio Leone, Sergio Mendizábal Contributor Al Mulock, Aldo Giuffrè, Aldo Sambrell, Antonio Casas, Antonio Molino Rojo, Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach, Enzo Petito, Lee Van Cleef, Livio Lorenzon, Lorenzo Robledo, Luigi Pistilli, Mario Brega, Rada Rassimov, Sergio Leone, Sergio Mendizábal See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 5,393 Reviews |
| Format | 4K, Anamorphic, NTSC |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, Western |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 2 hours and 42 minutes |

## Product Details

- **Format:** 4K, Anamorphic, NTSC
- **Genre:** Action & Adventure, Western
- **Language:** English
- **Runtime:** 2 hours and 42 minutes

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Disc, worth it!
*by R***T on January 18, 2026*

I’ve heard these Kino Lorber releases of the “Dollars Trilogy” criticized, or at least to be reported as not the best releases of the film. (Another boutique Blu Ray company also released them, Arrow maybe). But I have to say, they look and sound phenomenal. On a 4K tv with surround sound system (even basic and low end like I own), they’re awesome. The visual quality is great, sharp and contrasty, but no waxy skin AI upscaling. Natural grain from the film. The colors are pristine, and allegedly there’s more of a warm tone to the overall picture compared to the “better release”? But it’s a dusty western (and one of the greatest westerns of all time, if not the greatest). It works. I have zero complaints and am happy I picked up this, as well as Fistful of Dollars. Just need to find For A Few Dollars More to complete the collection. Highly recommend!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Wonderful Package for Good, Bad, and Ugly Fans
*by R***Y on November 21, 2011*

This standard definition, two-disc collectors set of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is likely to be valued by anyone familiar with the film and who recognizes it for the unique role it has played in filmmaking. Though not a high-def offering (you'll have to find that at The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo in Blu-ray Packaging) ), this remastered video which includes a substantial amount of original content not seen in the US edition, is a wonderful package. The video quality has been improved through remastering techniques, the surround-sound audio has been included, and the package contains a number of little "gift" items that, although are not necessarily expensive, are quite enjoyable in their own right. For example, the package includes a small set of four original posters for the movie in Italy, Japan, Spain, and the US printed in high quality gloss embossing on card stock. These are physically small, but are so lovingly printed that they are delightful. In addition, a small booklet with items of note from the movie is included, also on high-quality print and paper. Then, in addition to the movie itself (which is on one DVD) a second DVD containing an entire series of extras and bonuses finishes off the set. For the price, its a "tidy little sum" (to quote Angel Eyes), and should more than please any fan of the movie. It's a nice little collectors item package. It is not necessary, and is probably too difficult a task, to here write a long passage about the move itself. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is one of those films that was transcendental, that made its mark so strongly that, for many fans of the genre, divides what "came before" with what "came afterward." Its one of those movies that even those with little interest in Westerns could recognize as substantially different and a substantial contribution to moviemaking. Was it the filming techniques, with ultra-wide angle vistas interposed with tight shots of actors eyes? Or was it the script that asked fundamental questions about life while masquerading as a "Western"? Or was it perhaps the acting, with a magnificent performance of Tuco and also of Blondie, both of which from that point mark both actor's careers? Or was it the haunting and unmistakable music by Sergio Leone that is instantly recognized the world over, even by those who have never seen the movie? Or a combination of all these? I'm not sure, but I, like many others, upon first seeing this movie was instantly and acutely aware that this was something different, something moving and powerful, something with a message, something that bore (and still bears) repeated viewings, something that played around with deep issues and questions in life, and did so in a truly artistic way. Yes, it is hilarious--picture the opening scene where Tuco comes breaking through the windows with the giant turkey bone in his hand and turkey hanging out of his mouth--and yes, we can choose to watch the movie with any number of mindsets. But there are few movies--and this is one of them--where the viewer can be lifted out of the seat into a world of the storyteller so strongly that one truly forgets that it is a movie being watched. It happens more than once in this movie (in the graveyard scene, in the civil war bridge attack scene, and in the stagecoach scene, for example), but few movies ever can reach this level of narrational power. Its irrelevant that it is a Western. These are just the accouterments that allow the story to progress. Its about greed and wealth, law and order, haves and have nots, war and peace. And more than that. Someone once said to me, "Why is it called 'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly'? There's not really anyone good, bad, or even (really) ugly in the movie!" But you see, that's one of the keys here. If you are looking for "good," "bad," or "ugly" in the story, you've started on the wrong foot. So, maybe, its one of the most deceptive titles in moviemaking. And maybe that's part of the clue to the story itself. Five stars for this wonderful little gift package of one of my favorite movies.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Eastwood, Wallach and Van Cleef at their Best : One of the Great Action Westerns
*by D***Y on June 28, 2008*

On the heels of a "Fistful of Dollars" and "A Few Dollars More", this film is the greatest of the Italian trilogy as Wallach and Van Cleef add perfect balance to Eastwood in this western thriller set in the Civil War, in the midst of Confederate General Sibley's failed attempt to wrest New Mexico from the Union. What is superior in this film, compared to the two earlier films with Van Cleef and Eastwood, is the addition of the excellent actor Wallach who plays the unprincipled, unflinching, killer Tucco who adds a constant, light and subtle comical touch to the film that invokes timely humor, literally tongue in cheek, into the many tense action scenes. Eastwood, as Blondie, is still the man with no name, speaking only a few words but speaking poignantly, as the dominant, cool good guy with Van Cleef as the methodical, steely eyed nemesis, a perfect foil for Eastwood. Wallach (Tucco) serves as a bridge between the two characters, making allegiances with who ever serves him the best. In other words, none can completely trust the other. This full version has several previously uncut scenes that add several minutes to the movie, some of which are helpful and a few may seem a little long such as the dessert scene where Tucco seeks revenge over Blondie. However, the film never loses its original punch and the sound track is unforgettable and it is used delightfully to kick up an action scene. Long after the movie is over, the music will continuously echo into your brain as the music never seems dated and the mere sound of the music heard anywhere brings you back to the film. Sergio Leone, who directed and wrote the script, pulls together one of the largest casts and production sets as he utilizes sets featuring whole towns and large scale battlefields. Some of the scenes of the Civil War are confusing such as the mix of what appears to be butternut uniformed Confederates mixed with the Union army at a bridge head. They may be "galvanized Yankees", confederates that traded sides after capture or they could be western volunteers. Leone pulls out the stops to create realistic battlefields, uniforms and gear although the battlefield bridge scene looks a bit over the top as each side fights enmasse over a bridge, remindingme of a flamboyant portrait of masses of infantry colliding on a span. In this large scene, he displays virtually every kind of cannon fro rifled Napoleons, smooth bores, large mortars and siege guns. The latter two less likely then the two former for the west due to limited transportation in the west particularly the siege guns. The additional 20 minutes history lesson on the additional disc gives a good over view of what was happening in this western Civil War campaign that the three characters stumble into. The film, with wide screen, is exciting, frequently funny, never too serious and unforgettable. A tremendous side story is the tremendous loss of life experienced during the Civil War displayed by large casualties, overwhelmed hospitals, prison camps, disabled veterans and, in the pivotal scene, a cemetery so large it seems without end. Although the characters are all hardened and can readily shoot a man, Leone shows, through the back drop of America's most costly war in human loss, the sheer violence and loss of life that reminds us that war is far less romantic. The writing is first rate, there are numerous memorable lines spoken by the main characters such as: "You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns and those who dig."

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