Tohle v tomhle filmu, to ale asi hráli pravou mafii... Nevím, nečetl jsem scénář 😂 Nebo možná taky jenom hráli, že jsou mafiáni... Přitom to byli starý práskači 😂😂😂😂😂 Jooo, svět je samá záhada 😂😂😂😂😂
Arnold kills more people in this movie than The Terminator and his almost expressionless shooting face is like The Terminator. But Commando is number 1 where he kills the most.
"Don't think. Pray! If he's still alive, you're not!" LMAO 🤣😅🤣🤣😂😂😂 This line made me laugh so hard. He said it with such authority and diction. I'm like 'Yeah you tell 'em, boss!'
What I will always find a little funny is that Sam Wanamaker, the actor who played the main bad guy in this film, had actually helped recreate the Globe Theater in London. I went there a few years ago with my wife, and it's so striking the difference between a Shakespeare play and getting blown away by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
This highlights what's missing from modern action films. That funny dance they do when they get hit like at 2:00, or looking like an absolute gooseberry when they go down, like matey at 1:40.
Knock ‘em dead, a underrated Annie classic and the first of back to back movies beginning with the letters R the others being Running Man (1987) & Red Heat (1988). Never bet against Annie as these gangsters find out the hard way.
@@Radoslaw731 hahahaah he killed 35 mobsters that night, man with familly childeren talking to sarah connor, whe know this guy is involed doenst it mean anything to you, doctor sibbelman says your waisting your time guys she gets more and more discontect from reality
I came here to watch that part and yeah, it missed here!! I love how they framed Arnold from that baby lawyer's POV! one of badass moments of all time!
When Arnold/Joseph P Brenner/Mark Kaminksy got through with that place, it strongly resembled a Jackson Pollock splatter style painting! Vibrant, crimson red everywhere...
Love this underrated B movie it's just a classic 80s action scene where the hero takes out the bad guys Its pure entertainment, joy and escapism with minimal CGI effects. This movie is pure toxic masculinity at its finest no woke girl boss poppycock.
Yeah, but for some reason every time they needed to reload, they acted like they had had a weapon malfunction and were palm-slapping just about every part of the revolver apart from the ejector rod.
Like this movie, but can't believe it's getting a 4k disc before Terminator is. And T2 doesn't have a proper restoration, but Raw Deal is getting one. 😆
I like how after he says call the cops Arnold just shoots thru the door and takes them out. No time for talking, no negotiations, one minute their reloading the next min there dead. And you could hear patrivita making excuses as he's running but the Terminator wasn't listening.
I liked it has some of my favorite actors from both Scarface superman 4 the goonies a Christmas story commando and the terminator own it on blu ray and Apple TV and everything Arnie killed it as yet another bad ass character known as Joseph p brenner p stands for pussy lol 😂.
@@philleotardo8760 Agreed. It's not that good. I totally agree with you. It's a generic gangster film with Arnold in it. I just saw the film for the very first time after knowing about it for a long, long time and I wasn't impressed with it at all. I've seen so many of Arnold's other films many, many times over many, many, many years but I had never ever seen "Raw Deal" until recently and I was totally bored out of my mind with the movie. For sure, one of Schwarzenegger's worst films.
Only in the 80’s & 90’s We see lot of good action movie like this in Hollywood & Hongkong now We can only see action movies like this only in Bollywood & South Korean.
Notice: all the guys are shooting revolvers, except the guys shooting Uzis. None of them are using automatic pistols. Only one scene in the entire movie, one guy had a 1911 45 automatic, after Kaminski busted up the gambling joint, and he said “ I’m going to kill that Bastard”.
Yeah everyone in the film used revolvers mostly predominantly 38 special snub noses and some longer barrel ones and a few 357s the guy who got shot with the uzi in the stomach making those funny sounds is using a 44 magnum Taurus back in the day they were like only a 150 bucks now they are like 450. I think it's because In the 1980s mafia men in Chicago all used revolvers so it would make sense even the cops standard issue was a 38 special model 10 sw back then. I own 3 38s and a single action uberti 357 magnum wheel guns are awesome.
@@gabrieldesta2113 One of the main reasons they used to do that, is, if they had to shoot someone, there wouldn't be any casings left behind. Old school Mafia hits actually had a procedure for this - Law & Order went over it in one episode. You fire into the ceiling/air once or twice to get everyone riled up, put two or three in the target (depending on if it's a 5 or 6 shot snub), and leave one or two in the cylinder in case someone tries to stop you getting out the door. With no ejected casings, you didn't leave behind a potential source of evidence (finger prints, ammo manufacturer information, etc.). Using a snub-nosed or cheaper revolver meant you could dispose of it some time later, as far away as possible, while hiding it on your person very effectively. A two or three inch snub nose revolver was also easier to bore out the barrel's rifling (less work, less material to remove/destroy, a smaller tool can be used, etc.) if you had to go that route. Yes, there was a science behind why they used and preferred small revolvers. A small hand full of true professionals these days, still adhere to these teachings. ... ... ... No, I'm not one of them. I heard all this 'from a guy' while I was growing up in Chicago, years before the L&O episode aired.
First, Sosa sends an entire platoon (or his entire army) to Tony Motana's mansion for not following his orders in a mission to kill a journalist, and they succeed. Three years later, he gets an entirely different gang (or, at least, becomes part of one), and none of them stands a chance against a lone (former) FBI agent (who becomes the town sheriff).
I remember watching this on VHS circa 1987 at the end pf my Freshman year at my Vocational HS during shop. Don't ask 😂 times were definitely different!
Cool fact: The actor that plays the mob boss Patrovita, in real life, was father to the actress that plays the flying Quidditch teacher Madam Hooch in the first Harry Potter Sorcerer’s Stone movie. Zoe Wanamaker is daughter to Sam Wanamaker RIP, I barely found out.
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When the Mafia has to call the police, you know it's going bad for them.
One of the underappreciated Arnie classics.
Facts
Grab ya Glocks when you see Too-mah
Call the cops when you see Too-mah
@@michaelbull4344 Sosa is dead by Arnold 😮
Tohle v tomhle filmu, to ale asi hráli pravou mafii... Nevím, nečetl jsem scénář 😂
Nebo možná taky jenom hráli, že jsou mafiáni... Přitom to byli starý práskači 😂😂😂😂😂
Jooo, svět je samá záhada 😂😂😂😂😂
It's not underappreciated, it's just terrible
Man who loses his job with the FBI for being too aggressive, kills 50 people and gets his job back. Only happens with Arnie, great film :)
Totally possible these days....🤣if you get my drift...🤣
@@pramodkaranth9479 Send bobs n vegene pls.
@@pramodkaranth9479 if they killed people TODAY they wouldn't get in trouble at all...
If those people happen belong to Organized Crime or taking bride from Criminal's than Yeah
Sosa from Scarface got a taste of his own medicine. Ha Ha 🫥🫥🫥🫥
One of the best 80s action movies... A true classic.... Modern action films don't have such good standards these days
They wouldn't be allowed to make this today, people are too senstive.
@@Sepultra012
Political correctness is trash.
@@Sepultra012
Political correctness is 💩
@@Sepultra012
Political correctness is a joke. 😂
Unfortunately, it's not, it's destroying so many great franchises...@@capitanfuturo594
I swear to God, I THOUGHT about this movie today, nothing else, no searches, nothing. And it shows up in my TH-cam queue.
not sure you knew, but Google can already scan your thoughts
@@KronStaro And Google can make you think something.
I know the feeling😂
Happens all the time. They are able to scan !
The extensive use of iconic guns like the mp5, the UZI and the 44 magnum are really present in this movie. And I love it.
Interestingly enough, the MP5 is actually a civilian HK94 converted to fulllauto, while the "Uzis" are mocked-up MAC-10s :)
@@HerrCherno Which is kinda neat because those MACUzi's made an appearance on _The A-Team_ a couple times.
They were still prime too.
Idk if it's because films and games but the MP5 just seems so comfortable and usable
You know your weapons, buddy. Any one of those are ideal for home defense.
@@lionelhutz5137hey just what ya see Pal
I like how cold this scene is. He kills the last 2 guys just straight up. No monologue no dialogue just straight up death
Arnold kills more people in this movie than The Terminator and his almost expressionless shooting face is like The Terminator. But Commando is number 1 where he kills the most.
he is a legend and he always will be
3:18 ''the oozie nein milimetah'' - Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator.
"Don't think. Pray! If he's still alive, you're not!" LMAO 🤣😅🤣🤣😂😂😂
This line made me laugh so hard. He said it with such authority and diction. I'm like 'Yeah you tell 'em, boss!'
Also, pre-“Predator” use of “stick around!” 😜
Oh, shoot!
4:18 finally justice for Tony Montana. 😂
OK, meng.
Sosa
hasta la vista sosa
Bro Sosa cameo was awesome
Senseless 80s violence and cheese! Love it!!!
What a heartfelt ending 🥰
LMFAO! Indeed. And this little cowardly weasle bitch here would agree, I think hahaha 2:34-2:37 and 2:58-3:01
More like heartless. Arnie blew that guy's heart out of his chest with those shotgun blasts.
@@flintironstag2381 Arnold vs Sosa
I like how Arnold uses multiple guns in the shootout
Also, action hero that reloads as well: they usually all have endless magazines when they film stuff like this today.
@@ThyPandora It still looked like his mags held, like, 120 rounds, but hey - SOME reloading is better than Infini-Clip Hax.
@@calanon534 Also action hero that isnt afraid to grab half used weapons from dead enemies
What I will always find a little funny is that Sam Wanamaker, the actor who played the main bad guy in this film, had actually helped recreate the Globe Theater in London. I went there a few years ago with my wife, and it's so striking the difference between a Shakespeare play and getting blown away by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Wanamater
This highlights what's missing from modern action films. That funny dance they do when they get hit like at 2:00, or looking like an absolute gooseberry when they go down, like matey at 1:40.
Films these days rely on realistic stuff, back in the 80s everything was larger than life, the hair, the guns, the muscles and the action scenes
Knock ‘em dead, a underrated Annie classic and the first of back to back movies beginning with the letters R the others being Running Man (1987) & Red Heat (1988). Never bet against Annie as these gangsters find out the hard way.
Red Sonja too 1986 love Arnies movies
Should have won an Oscar for this scene alone.
The Oscars don't have a "best shootout" category
Arnold was made to fire Uzi’s . He’s big so there’s hardly any recoil when He holds automatics one handed
Everytime that arnold makes a big shootout he really acts like terminatof
Thats what i was thinking 😁
Arnold was born to be The Terminator
Yes
Terminator is dead pan and moves slower and more determined
@@Radoslaw731 hahahaah he killed 35 mobsters that night, man with familly childeren talking to sarah connor, whe know this guy is involed doenst it mean anything to you, doctor sibbelman says your waisting your time guys she gets more and more discontect from reality
Space ice needs to cover this movie. Underrated classic
You need to tag Space Ice so he does it already 😊
An elegant and enriching cinematic experience.
Gracious, yet sublime and challenging!
I wish there were movies movies like this now
me too sick of these marvel movies today endless remakes
"You, stick around." 😂😂😂😂
That part cracks me up everytime 😂😂
When the soundtrack kicks in mid shoot out 👌
Yes awesome 👏
First rule of shootout sequences : the killer never takes the elevator or the stairs so don't waste your bullets.
Second rule. If you your fellow evil henchmen can’t shoot worth a damn. You’re in the wrong line of work and, in this case, you’re dead meat.
first rule never kill a cops wife
Second rule of shootout sequences: stop firing once it's clear that there is no one in the lift, sorry, elevator.
Oh ! Now you tell them. They are already dead. Too late.
3. Hero has unlimited ammunition - no need to change mags.
4:18 You are terminated, Sosa!
#revengeforwhathedidinscarfacetotony
OK, meng.
I love 80's action movies. Lets unload unlimited ammo at everything other than our target. Shoot glasses, lights, couches, everything!!!!
Another T-800 Terminator movie
Nobody gives Schwarzenegger a raw deal!!!
Except a Japanese restaurant
“Nobody says “Gaston” to Gaston!”
😂
His early work is amazing
1:23 it's the Terminator!😂
I guess this is what they mean by 'Poetic justice!'
My favorite movie 😍
Pure testosterone
“Call the cops” is the funniest shit. Any bad guy in any movie ever said 😂😂😂
80s action heroes had it made, they were surrounded by bad guys that couldn't hit the broad side of a barn on accident
4:10 Arnie just doesn't kick the door open, he kicks it off the fucking frame! That's how you do it!
One of the best Action of all time.
I loved this movie
They missed the part where he find out the crybaby is still alive. That had me laughing.
And tried to kiss Arnold's ass
I came here to watch that part and yeah, it missed here!!
I love how they framed Arnold from that baby lawyer's POV! one of badass moments of all time!
0:02 Anyone else heard Peter Griffin?😆😆😆
Yeah lol. Made laugh so hard. Made my day there 😂 kickass movie with Arnold as always 😊
Opening 🚪:
Others: 🖐️
Arnold: 4:11🦵
Nobody gives Arnold Schwarzenegger a Raw deal
Old man had a hell of throw to be able to crack a CRT with a whiskey bottle.
When Arnold/Joseph P Brenner/Mark Kaminksy got through with that place, it strongly resembled a Jackson Pollock splatter style painting! Vibrant, crimson red everywhere...
the gravel pit shootout was the best of this movie IMO
The worst mafia crew ever.
Nice shootin’, Tex. 😎
Love this underrated B movie it's just a classic 80s action scene where the hero takes out the bad guys
Its pure entertainment, joy and escapism with minimal CGI effects. This movie is pure toxic masculinity at its finest no woke girl boss poppycock.
احسن افلام على مره على التعاريق🥰🥰😊💪💪💪👊
when arnold is chasing u then u always want to call the cops even if u a criminal 4:14
Iconic/epic final shootout.
3:30 lol
It's so realistic I'm having a tear in my eyes.
3:24 Sven Ole Thorsen - in real life one of Arnies best friends. ;-)
the real thing to make note of here is that they were actually stopping to reload the revolvers. XD
Yeah, but for some reason every time they needed to reload, they acted like they had had a weapon malfunction and were palm-slapping just about every part of the revolver apart from the ejector rod.
@@DS-kg4do They're thugs, not soldiers. They're in a panic. It kinda made sense.
@@Frankie2012channel you’re correct. I agree. Although they are very crap thugs.
Like this movie, but can't believe it's getting a 4k disc before Terminator is. And T2 doesn't have a proper restoration, but Raw Deal is getting one. 😆
I like how Arnold goes back to his Terminator days and one hands a full auto Uzi!
One thing I'll give Raw Deal: There is a fair amount of reloading and running out of ammo vs most 80s/90s action movies.
0:50 all of them are now deaf from firing that much in such a confined space.
this wonderful action, real fight scene
He just put all that Royal Crown through the TV
I like how after he says call the cops Arnold just shoots thru the door and takes them out. No time for talking, no negotiations, one minute their reloading the next min there dead. And you could hear patrivita making excuses as he's running but the Terminator wasn't listening.
Weird reaction but sequences like this always get a giggle out of me, I find them silly more than anything.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is so strong, shoots machine guns like nothing!
He just went on full terminator
3:31 he knew he F up
Never seen this film from Arnold before....
It’s not that good.
I liked it has some of my favorite actors from both Scarface superman 4 the goonies a Christmas story commando and the terminator own it on blu ray and Apple TV and everything Arnie killed it as yet another bad ass character known as Joseph p brenner p stands for pussy lol 😂.
@@philleotardo8760 Agreed. It's not that good. I totally agree with you. It's a generic gangster film with Arnold in it. I just saw the film for the very first time after knowing about it for a long, long time and I wasn't impressed with it at all. I've seen so many of Arnold's other films many, many times over many, many, many years but I had never ever seen "Raw Deal" until recently and I was totally bored out of my mind with the movie. For sure, one of Schwarzenegger's worst films.
If y’all want to see an underrated Arnie flick, watch “Red Heat”
@@philleotardo8760 I've seen it and it's definitely better than "Raw Deal." "Red Heat" is better than "Raw Deal."
Fields of fire (and ammo count) were a bit off. 3-round bursts might have been enough. But he made good use of available weapons.
T-800 vs Alejandro sosa
4:18 Hasta la vista, Sosa! You are terminated!!!
@@dannyperdomo391 T-800 vengó a Tony Montana
Revenge Tonny Montana
Death Alejandro Sosa Scarface
This is like "Tech Noir", but in another dimension
that last kill was straight up cold blooded murder
ah, good old sven ole thorsen, pretty sure hes in all of arnolds movies
This film really favored Uzis and Dan Wesson revolvers
I recall this flick when it came out in the 80's. It was not as popular but entertaining.
what a fantastic movie and gets a nice big 10/10
Only in the 80’s & 90’s We see lot of good action movie like this in Hollywood & Hongkong now We can only see action movies like this only in Bollywood & South Korean.
Heckler & Koch 94 9mm submachine gun is very powerful weapon!!
Notice: all the guys are shooting revolvers, except the guys shooting Uzis. None of them are using automatic pistols. Only one scene in the entire movie, one guy had a 1911 45 automatic, after Kaminski busted up the gambling joint, and he said “ I’m going to kill that Bastard”.
Yeah everyone in the film used revolvers mostly predominantly 38 special snub noses and some longer barrel ones and a few 357s the guy who got shot with the uzi in the stomach making those funny sounds is using a 44 magnum Taurus back in the day they were like only a 150 bucks now they are like 450. I think it's because In the 1980s mafia men in Chicago all used revolvers so it would make sense even the cops standard issue was a 38 special model 10 sw back then. I own 3 38s and a single action uberti 357 magnum wheel guns are awesome.
@@gabrieldesta2113 One of the main reasons they used to do that, is, if they had to shoot someone, there wouldn't be any casings left behind. Old school Mafia hits actually had a procedure for this - Law & Order went over it in one episode. You fire into the ceiling/air once or twice to get everyone riled up, put two or three in the target (depending on if it's a 5 or 6 shot snub), and leave one or two in the cylinder in case someone tries to stop you getting out the door.
With no ejected casings, you didn't leave behind a potential source of evidence (finger prints, ammo manufacturer information, etc.). Using a snub-nosed or cheaper revolver meant you could dispose of it some time later, as far away as possible, while hiding it on your person very effectively. A two or three inch snub nose revolver was also easier to bore out the barrel's rifling (less work, less material to remove/destroy, a smaller tool can be used, etc.) if you had to go that route.
Yes, there was a science behind why they used and preferred small revolvers. A small hand full of true professionals these days, still adhere to these teachings. ... ... ... No, I'm not one of them. I heard all this 'from a guy' while I was growing up in Chicago, years before the L&O episode aired.
First, Sosa sends an entire platoon (or his entire army) to Tony Motana's mansion for not following his orders in a mission to kill a journalist, and they succeed. Three years later, he gets an entirely different gang (or, at least, becomes part of one), and none of them stands a chance against a lone (former) FBI agent (who becomes the town sheriff).
3:33 That guy took that glassholder with him
Look like The punisher !!💀
Mob war my ass 😆😆😆😆 hilarious 😂
Sounds like Peter Griffin from Family Guy 😂
Remember everyone you should not drink and bake
Raw deal is a real one of a kind film 😎😎😎 from the 80s
I'd hate to be the cleaning lady who has to clean all of this up.
Obviously, They Never Saw Commando.
He is unstoppable like the terminator
2:03 What killed that dude? Invisible bullets. 😮
I am today's year old when I realized that is Sosa from Scarface how I never caught that back in the eighties.
Wow Skynet do improve their Terminator from last the last time
I remember watching this on VHS circa 1987 at the end pf my Freshman year at my Vocational HS during shop. Don't ask 😂 times were definitely different!
At 3:17 they hit Arnold, thus we have the dramatic effect of human vulnerability!
and they say Arnold wasn't relatable 🤣
1980's action movie infinity magazines.
seriously underrated....
He must of been seriously pissed off 🤣
A lot of broken glass
Cool fact: The actor that plays the mob boss Patrovita, in real life, was father to the actress that plays the flying Quidditch teacher Madam Hooch in the first Harry Potter Sorcerer’s Stone movie. Zoe Wanamaker is daughter to Sam Wanamaker RIP, I barely found out.
Arnie's classic