#the good the bad and the ugly

[roy-the-dork]

This rendition is my favorite (tied with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra)

[maester-of-spreadsheets]

Obsessed with this

[xabiramone]

If you gonna shoot,Shoot don't talk.

#TheGoodTheBadTheUgly

[meme-streets]

shame angel eyes dies at the end of the movie because ideally blondie & tuco really have one of those "ship where there's a third guy just there" dynamics

[browsethestacks]

Arthouse Muppets

Art by Bruce McCorkindale

[grellskendyr]

delighted by the good the bad and the ugly stuff they slid into the show. now i can doodle fanart for two things at the same time

[tomcriuse]

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 1966, dir. Sergio Leone

[gaylisp420]

SNOOBY????!;:;!!????!!!?????

[gameraboy2]

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966), poster by Jean Mascii

[hansatorium]

Dollars Trilogy + random images I have on my phone

[marella-moon]

and just when you've hit rock bottom, you want to fuck a blonde guy

[rreskk]

[sonjackcarl]

[plainandgeneric]

Angel Eyes and Col. Douglas Mortimer. I watched For a Few Dollars More and immediately thought of this drawing trend.

[partywithponies]

[antialiasis]

The Icelandic word ljótur is believed to be originally derived from the same root as the English word light and German Licht. This meaning likely survives in the masculine name Ljótur and its derivatives, which probably originally meant someone with a fair complexion or blond hair.

One way or another, however, semantic drift over more than a thousand years has resulted in the word ljótur paradoxically coming to mean ugly in modern Icelandic. Its meaning is somewhat broader than in English: it’s most literally used for something or someone aesthetically unappealing, but it’s also used to refer to something that is morally questionable, wrong or evil.

Therefore, the appropriate Icelandic title for the film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is Ljótur, ljótur og ljótur. Thank you for coming to my TED talk