History YMMV / ForAFewDollarsMore

* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad El Indio]] is the classic Mexican {{Bandito}}, turned UpToEleven. He obtains a secret from his cellmate, and then kills his cellmate so that he can keep the information for himself. He forces a former member of his gang to listen to his wife and [[WouldHurtAChild infant child]] being slaughtered, then forces him into a duel, which he rigs in his favor. When he discovers that Colonel Mortimer and Monco are {{bounty hunter}}s, he has them tortured, then sets them free, killing one of his own men and framing them for it; his plan is to have his gang and the bounty hunters kill each other, leaving all the loot for himself. When Nino, the one gang member he'd planned to keep around is killed in front of him, El Indio displays absolutely no reaction, and he's ultimately revealed to have killed Mortimer's brother-in-law and raped his sister, [[DrivenToSuicide driving her to suicide]]. An AxCrazy drug-addict who leeches off those around him, El Indio shocked audiences at the time, and continues to do so now.

* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad El Indio]] is the classic Mexican {{Bandito}}, turned UpToEleven. He obtains a secret from his cellmate, and then kills his cellmate so that he can keep the information for himself. He forces a former member of his gang to listen to his wife and [[WouldHurtAChild infant child]] being slaughtered, then forces him into a duel, which he rigs in his favor. When he discovers that Colonel Mortimer and Monco are {{bounty hunter}}s, he has them tortured, then sets them free, killing one of his own men and framing them for it; his plan is to have his gang and the bounty hunters kill each other, leaving all the loot for him. When Nino, the one gang member he'd planned to keep around is killed in front of him, El Indio displays absolutely no reaction, and he's ultimately revealed to have killed Mortimer's brother-in-law and raped his sister, [[DrivenToSuicide driving her to suicide]]. An AxCrazy drug-addict who leeches off those around him, El Indio shocked audiences at the time, and continues to do so now.

* ChaoticNeutral: Groggy is a bandit who is quite crafty and works with only those he can trust. In fact, the only thing that keeps him allied with Indio, who's trying to kill his own gang out of greed, is a shared enmity against the bounty killers that are going after Indio.

** The scene where El Indio sends the wife and his baby son of his victim to be sacrificed; and to add an appropriately sadistic touch, [[ForcedToWatch he ''forced'' his victim to see this.]]

* FridgeBrilliance: Manco initially dislikes Mortimer, but later befriends him. Mortimer is portrayed by Creator/LeeVanCleef, who also plays the villainous Angel Eyes in ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly''. If the trilogy is watched chronological order, (''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'' is a prequel.) then Manco's dislike of him makes a lot more sense, because his looks must've reminded him of Angel Eyes.
* FridgeHorror: Indio smokes marijuana simply for hobby? Or he's a so AxCrazy person that he must do this to not be worse?

* MagnificentBastard: "Blondie" qualifies, see the [[YMMV/DollarsTrilogy main page]] for details.

* CommonKnowledge: Christopher Frayling's book ''Something To Do With Death'' claims that Gian Maria Volonte was "contractually obligated to dub his own dialogue into English," which has become a widely-repeated piece of trivia. In fact, Volonte is dubbed by American voice actor Bernard Grant, the same actor who dubbed him in ''Film/AFistfulOfDollars''; Volonte spoke very little English and certainly not to the degree of fluency required to dub his own character.

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment:
** The random guy getting killed by some offscreen shooter right before the opening credits. This scene is never explained nor mentioned again.
** The scene is almost immediately followed by a narration describing the start of the bounty hunter profession, so one can assume it is one of the wanted criminals being ambushed and killed.

* DracoInLeatherPants: El Indio. Despite being an AxCrazy CompleteMonster, he has a large fanbase and is possibly more popular than Manco and Mortimer.

* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/KlausKinski is the hunchback. Kinski would soon become a Spaghetti Western heavyweight, featuring in at least 34 movies.

* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/KlausKinski is the hunchback. Kinski would soon become a Spaghetti Western heavyweight.

* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/KlausKinski is the hunchback.

* CompleteMonster: El Indio is the classic Mexican {{Bandito}}, turned UpToEleven. He obtains a secret from his cellmate, and then kills his cellmate so that he can keep the information for himself. He forces a former member of his gang to listen to his wife and infant child being slaughtered, then forces him into a duel, which he rigs in his favor. When he discovers that Colonel Mortimer and Monco are {{bounty hunter}}s, he has them tortured, then sets them free, killing one of his own men and framing them for it; his plan is to have his gang and the bounty hunters kill each other, leaving all the loot for him. When Nino, the one gang member he'd planned to keep around is killed in front of him, El Indio displays absolutely no reaction, and he's ultimately revealed to have killed Mortimer's brother-in-law and raped his sister, [[DrivenToSuicide driving her to suicide]]. An AxCrazy drug-addict who leeches off those around him, El Indio shocked audiences at the time, and continues to do so now.

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The random guy getting killed by some offscreen shooter right before the opening credits. This scene is never explained nor mentioned again.

* DracoInLeatherPants: El Indio. For being an AxCrazy CompleteMonster as the main antagonist, he has a large fanbase and is possibly more popular than Manco and Mortimer.

* DracoInLeatherPants: El Indio. For being an AxCrazy CompleteMonster as the main antagonist, he's possibly more popular than Manco and Mortimer in this film.

* TearJerker: The scene where El Indio sends the wife and his baby son of his victim to be sacrificed; and to add an appropriately sadistic touch, [[ForcedToWatch he ''forced'' his victim to see this.]]

* EnsembleDarkHorse: El Indio. For being an AxCrazy CompleteMonster as the main antagonist, he's possibly more popular than Manco and Mortimer in this film.

* EvenBetterSequel

* EnsembleDarkHorse: El Indio. For being an AxCrazy [[TheSociopath psychopath]] as the main antagonist, he's possibly more popular than Manco and Mortimer in this film.

* EnsembleDarkHorse: El Indio. For being an AxCrazy [[TheSociopath psychopath]], he's incredibly popular.

* FridgeHorror: Indio smokes marijuana simply for hobby? Or he's a so sick/dangerous person that he must do this to not be worse? One interpretation quite of a FridgeHorror if you think about it.

* TearJerker: The scene where El Indio sends the wife and his baby son of his victim to be sacrificed; and to add an appropriately sadistic touch, [[ForcedToWatch he ''forced'' his victim to see this.]] The music that has Indio for each duel or kill someone also counts.

* HellIsThatNoise: Indio's watch chime. Every time it plays, you know someone is going to die horribly. [[spoiler: At least until the end, when Manco interrupts the first cycle using Mortimer's watch, turning the tables on Indio.]]

* NightmareFuel: [[NightmareFuel/ForAFewDollarsMore Has its own page]]

* FridgeBrilliance: Manco initially dislikes Mortimer, but later befriends him. Mortimer is portrayed by Creator/LeeVanCleef, who also plays the villainous Angel Eyes in Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly. If the trilogy is watched chronological order, (Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly is a prequel.) then Manco's dislike of him makes a lot more sense, because his looks must've reminded him of Angel Eyes.

* OneSceneWonder: Joe Egger, who played Piripero in Film/AFistfulOfDollars gets a small role here (albeit a very memorable one) as the mad Old Prophet.